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Morehead City Social News
?In Ellaa Meiu, 8*cMr Editor rktm FA MIT*
Craig Willis spent the weekend it
Buena Vista, Va., and attended
the Christmas dance at Southern
Seminary, where he was the guest
of Miss Fanella Cooper.
Mrs. Tony Strolio arrived Wed
nesday from Beaufort, S. C., to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mart Davis, while Mr. Strolio is
attending school in Memphis,
Tenn., for four months. Mr. Davis
went to South Csrolina to get his
daughter.
Mr. Douglas Wade, who is sta
tioned at Wilmington with the
Coast Guard, was here Tuesday
for the funeral of Mr. Vernon Sty
ron of Beaufort.
Mrs. S. W. Thompson Jr. visited
in Chapel Hill this week.
Kent Brown and Jimmy Parker,
students at Appalachian State
Teachers College, Boone, will ar
rive home today to spend the
holidays with Mrs. Brown and Mrs.
Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bordeaux
and family will spend the weekend
in Wilmington. Mrs. L. Hugh
Marshburn of Wilmington, who has
been visiting here, will return
home with them.
Ted Phillips, a student at Vir
ginia Polytechnic Institute, Nor
folk, Va., has arrived home to
spend Christmas vacation with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Phillips.
Walter Willis, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Willis, has arrived
from the College of William and
Mary at Norfolk, Va., to spend
the quarter holidays with his fam
ily.
Employees and directors of Com
merclal National Bank who attend
ed a ChrUtmai party at the Hotel
Kinaton Tueaday night were Mr.
and Mra. Seldon Sherwood, Mr.
and Mra. Gary Fewer, Mr. and
Mra. Leonard Quillen, Mr. and
Mra. William Moore, Mra. Mildred
Gillikin. Mra. 8tewart Hill, Miaa
Jean Gillikin, Mr. and Mra. R. E.
Butner Jr.. Mr. and Mra. Clifton
Lynch, Dr. John Morria, Mr. and
Mra. George DUl and Mr. and Mra.
H. S. Gibba.
Al Conner, USAF, of Kecsler
Field, Miaa., ia (pending a thirty
day leave with hia parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Conner.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sanford
and Mr. and Mra. Robert Barnum
of Glasgow, Kan., are visiting Dr.
and Mrs. Robert 0. Barnum Jr.
and family. From here they will
go to Florida. Dr. Norman Lang,
of Wilmington waa the dinner
guest of Dr. and Mra. Barnum
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Duffy Lee Paul
and son, Gary, of Raleigh are
spending the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Paul.
Mrs. Warren Mann
Hostess to Canasta Club
Mrs. Warren Marin was hostess
to the Triple C canasta club Wed
nesday evening at her home. Colas,
nuts, and fudge were served dur
ing play and chocolate cake, ice
cream, and coffee were served at
the conclusion.
Mrs. Robert Lawrence won high
scori', Mrs. Jack McCann won sec
ond high and Mrs. Kenneth Ulvila
won low. The club will meet next
week at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Giaimo.
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Garden Club Members
Will Attend Party
Membcri of the Garden and
Civici Department of the Woman'e
Club will meet at the dvic center
Wedneaday afternoon at 2:30 for
their annual Chriatmaa party. Mra.
Luther Hamilton Sr. will five a
talk and ahow colored alidea of
her trip to the Holy Land.
Exhibits in the following three
classea will be judged and rib
bons awarded:
An individual favor for dining
table or party plate will be ahown
in claaa one. Thla may Include a
place card.
Christmai Day in the morning
la the aubject for class two. This
will be a breakfast place setting
for a child and may include a fa
vor but not a centerpiece.
The third class will be conver
sation picce, an original or a copy.
This will be a dccorative arrange
ment or composition of Christmas
greens, baubles, candles, figurines
or what have you, for hall or oc
casional table, end of mantel,
small dining table, buffet, etc.
There will be two groups in the
third class, religious and non-re
ligious.
Members may enter one exhibit
in classcs one and two and one
each in the two groups of class
three.
Mrs. J. F. Herbert, exhibit chair
man, advises members to groom
their household plants for January
exhibits.
Fidelis Class Members
Attend Christmas Party
Mrs. Rufus Oglesby was hostess
to the Fidelis Class of First Bap
tist Church Tuesday evening, when
they met for a Christmas party.
Mrs. J. L. Carrick gave the de
votional, Mrs. Willie Fulchcr gave
a reading, Keeping Chirstmas, and
Mrs. Cecil Nelson read a Christ
mas poem.
Mrs. George Howard conducted
the business session. The class
voted to send $5 to Mrs. Cathy
Gillikin as a Christmas gift. They
will also send cards and fruit to
shut-ins.
Four new group captains were
?elected. They are Mrs. Cassie
Mann, Mrs. John P. Oglesby, Mrs.
Lillian Wallace and Mrs. Ruby
Baldrce.
The members enjoyed group
singing of carols and gifts were
exchanged. Red and green jello
with whipped cream, cookies and
candies were served the fifteen
members who attended.
St. Mary's Chapter Will
Bring Gifts for Needy
The members of St. Mary'i
Chapter of St. Andrew's Episco
pal Church will bring gifts and
food to church Sunday to help
needy families at Christmas. This
was planned at the chapter meet
ing Wednesday at the parish house.
St. Mary's will entertain St.
Catherine's chapter at a Christmas
party at I o'clock this evening at
the parish house.
Mrs. Grayson Bullock presided
at the meeting, which was attend
ed by twenty members and two
guests. The meeting adjourned
with The Lord's Prayer, after
which Mrs. R. H. Dowdy Sr.
served refreshments.
Brownie Troop Prepares
For Christmas Season
Third grade Brownie troop 267
met Tuesday afternoon at the
Episcopal parish house. Gwen Gar
ner was hostess and served dough
nuts with chocolate icing and
colas.
After roll call and dues were
collected, we drew names for
Christmas presents and discussed
plans for our Christmas party.
Then Mrs. James D. Gillikin,
our leader, invested Robin Maire
and Louise Wickizer, two new
members of troop 287, in a short
ceremony.
After the ceremony, vie wrapped
the present we made for our mo
thers. We sang Christmas carols
and closed with the friendship
circle.
?Julie Hill Day, Secretary
Stork N?w?
Births at M oit head Cttj Hospital:
To Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Guth
rie, Morehead City, ? daughter,
Sunday, Dec. 7.
To Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Cox,
Morehead City, a son, Sunday,
Dec. 7.
To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pagano,
Morehead City, a son, Monday,
Dec. 8.
PTA Ia HMt
Mrs. B. F. Royal will give a
Christmas program at the Camp
Glenn PTA meeting Tuesday night
at 7:30 at the school.
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FT A Meets, History Classes
Visit Grave of Otway Burns
By ANN SANDEK80N
The FTA had a business meet
ing after school last Friday. The
president, V i r * i n i a Thompson,
called the meeting to order and
Sue Bordeaux gave the secretary's
report.
The business session was then
opened with a discussion of club
membership and dues. Two new
members were enlisted and the
club decided to have 45 cents dues
each semester.
The members discussed helping
a needy family as their Christmas
project, and decided to assign a
committee to carry out the plans.
Mrs. Phillips explained to the
club the requirements for their
FTA pins. Each member must
give an oral and written report
on some phase of education.
After deciding to meet at least
every three weeks, the meeting
was adjourned.
Mrs. Z. Phillips' US history
classes have been visiting the
grave of Otway Burns.
The study of his life was re
viewed in connection with the War
of 1812. Before visiting the grave,
cach student handed in a report
on his life.
The Library Club had its meet
ing last Tuesday. The president,
Clarence Styron, called the meet
ing to order and Mike Lewis gave
the devotions.
The president made a rule that
members who do not come to two
consecutive meetings and do not
hive an excuse will be automatic
ally expelled from the club.
A constitutional committee was
assigned, consisting of Hike Lewis,
Ashley Jarman, and Portia Salter,
to discuss with Hiss Boomer whe
ther to have the new or keep the
old constitution. This would then
be voted on at the next meeting.
The social committee reported
that the annual Christmas party
would be Dec. 15. The meeting
was then closed.
Judy Cooper is a quiet senior
girl with loads of friends. She has
brown hair, big blue eyes and is
about 5 foot 3.
Judy has been a majorette for
two years and has been a good
one.
Her high school routine has in
cluded the FBLA, Tri-Hi-Y, and
the annual staff.
Her choices are song, Hideaway;
singer, Johnny Mathis; food, hot
dogs; and her steady, Guy.
Her pet peeve is bad drivers.
True to the saying "still waters
run deep", she has no favorite
saying, she just says what's ap
propriate.
She is a loyal member of the
First Methodist Church and says
she "loves" to sing.
Judy would like to go to St.
Mary's and her ambition is to be
an artist.
These arc the reasons wc have
chosen Judy Cooper as Miss Senior
of the Week.
Slides of Rennaissance Art
Seen by Literary, Art Group
The Literary and Art Depart-'
ment of the Woman's Club met
for their Christmas meeting Wed
nesday afternoon at the civic cen
ter. Mrs. Milton Roush, chairman,
presided and welcomed Miss Eve
Wynne, a new member.
Mrs. Gus Davis, program chair
man, introduced Mrs. A. B. Rob
erts and Mrs. Josiah Bailey, who
presented the program, the Christ
mas story as depicted in Rennais
sance art.
Mrs. Roberts narrated color
slides from the National Art Gal
lery in Washington, D. C. Mrs.
Bailey sang carols pertaining to
some of the slides. She was ac
companied by Mrs. Louis Norris.
Among the slides were The An
nunciation by Giovanni di Paolo,
Visitation with two Saints by Piero
di Cosimo, The Nativity by Petrus
Chrsitus, Annunciation to Shepards
by Jocopo Bassano, Flight into
Egypt by Bellini.
Mrs. Bailey sang What Child is
This, Ave Maria, Angels We Have
Heard of High. O Holy Night,
Hark, the Herald Angels Sing,
Away in a Manger and We Three
Kings.
The program was closed with
the slide Rest on Flight to Egypt
while Mrs. Bailey sang Joy to the
World. The group joined in sing
ing Silent Night.
Refreshments of open faced
sandwiches, nuts, petit fours and
coffee were served by Mrs. J. C.
Taylor, Mrs. W. L. Brady, Mrs.
Jack Burruss, Mrs. G. D. Gamble
and Mrs. Vernon Paul.
Lanier Book Club Hears
Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Webb
The Lanier Book Club met at
the civic center Tuesday evening
with Miss Amie Klein as hostess.
Mrs. J. F. Herbert, president, pre
sided.
Mrs. Norman Webb gave a paper
on the romance of Richard Wag
ner, continuing the series on Ro
mances of Famous People. Mrs.
D. G. Bell read a Christmas story,
The SUver Wreath.
Mrs. George Dill Sr. was a guest
at the meeting. The hostess served
ice cream, cake and nuts. Each
plate was decorated with a min
iature Santa Claus and candle.
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Presbyterian Circles
Will Meet Monday
The Women of the First Presby
terian Church will attend their De
cember circle meetings Monday.
They will meet at the following
times and places:
Circle one, Mrs. Jasper Phillips
chairman, will meet at her home,
2204 Evans St., at S p.m.
Circle two, Mrs. Jerry Norris
chairman, meets with Mrs. D. Cor
dova, 2507 Arendell St., at S p.m.
Circle three, Mrs. J. L. Humph
rey chairman, meets in the fel
lowship hall at 10 a.m. with Mrs.
Humphrey as hostess.
Circle four, Mrs. J. F. Cosby
chairman, meets at the home of
Miss Betty Barksdale, 2112 Vi She
pard St., at 8 p.m.
Mrs. J. C. Taylor Hostess
To Afternoon Club
Mrs. J. C. Taylor entertained
the Tuesday afternoon bridge club
at her home this week. Mrs. W.
L. Brady was a guest of the club.
High score was won by Mrs.
Harvey Hamilton Sr., second high
by Mrs. R. W. Taylor and low by
Mrs. J. C. Taylor.
The hostess served raspberry
royale ice cream with fruit cake
and coffee.
Wednesday Evening Club
Meets With Mrs. Norris
Mrs. Jerry Norris entertained
the Wednesday evening bridge
club at her home thii week. She
served jello delight with cookies
and coffee.
Mrs. Dick Spears won high score
and Mrs. Sam Gibbs won low. The
club will meet next Monday night
at the home of Mrs. Bill Single
ton.
Son Arrives
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Highsmith
of Newport News, V?., welcomed
an 8 pound 13 ounce son Friday,
Dec. 5, at Newport News. Mrs.
Highsmith is the former Shirley
Bowles of Nawport News and Mr.
Highsmith is the son of Mrs. Ray
E. Highsmith of thif city.
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CHRISTMAS SALE
SUMMER AND WINTER MERCHANDISE
Adding Merchandise Daily
Beys' ud Glrb'
Jackets ? size 2 to 14 V3 off
Canvas Shoes ? val. $3.98, now $2.00
Dress Hats ? entire stock ... 14 price
Dr. Fouer
Shoes ? size 0 to 12 16 off
A Few Drtu While 8lt?pers op to Sin Itt
3 Tables 3 Racks Big Bargains
Big Bargains $2.00 - $2.98
$1.00 - 50c - 25c Vi Pric* Rack
fto Retorts, ExckMiei ?r Charge
Irene's
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Hospital Notes
Marc he Ml CKj HoapUal
Adasitied: Saturday, Mr*. J a alee
LeGant, Mr. Guy McCain. New
port.
Saaday, Mrs. Tbeda B. Guthrie,
Mr?. Judie Cm. Mrs Patricia Pa
gano, Morehead City; Mr. David
Beagle, Kilmarnock, Va.
Mooday, Mn. Mable Piner, Mra.
Elsie Griffin, Mra. Irene Moore,
Miaa Virginia Maaon, Mr. Oie G.
Sterlen, Morehead City; Mra. Sa
die Douthit. Haveiock; Mr. Floyd
Brateher, Mrs. Gabrella Smith,
Beaufort; Mri. Bessie Garner,
Mrs. Marguerite Gould, Newport;
Mr. Alton Willis, Markers Island
Dlackarged: Sunday, Mr. Alton
Cole, Mrs. Pauline Whitehurst,
Beaufort; Mrs. Laura Smith, Sal
ter Path; Mr. John Smith, Mr.
Charles H. Willis, Mr. Clyde G.
Willis, Master George Clayton
Warren, Morehead City; Mrs. Bar
bara Gilpin and son, Newport.
Maaday, Mr. Nathan Gillikin,
Mrs. Edna Cordova and daughter,
Mrs. Janet Phillips and son, Mrs.
Violet Baldwin, Morehead City.
Tueaday, Miss Eleanor Patter
son, Beaufort; Mr. David Beagle,
Kilmarnock, Va.; Mrs. Audrey
Skinner and son, Newport.
Wednesday, Mrs. Merita Garner
and daughter, Mrs. Janice LeGant,
Newport; Mrs. Theda B. Guthrie
and daughter, Mrs. Mable Piner,
Morehead City; Mrs. Sadie Dou
thit, Haveiock; Mrs. Nancy Salter,
Salter Path; Mrs. Alberta Middle
brooks and daughter, Beaufort;
Mr. Alton Willis, Harkers Island.
Sea Level Hospital
Admitted: Monday, Mr. John
Ives, Haveiock; Mr. Ray Hamil
ton, Sea Level; Master Clyde Tur
ner, Morehead City.
Wednesday, Miss Frances Hardy,
Morehead City; Mrs. Patricia Kel
ly, Beaufort.
Discharged: Monday, Mr. Johnny
Garner, Newport; Mr. James E.
Wallace, Haveiock.
Tuesday, Mrs. Rebecca Gentry,
Swansboro; Mr. Otis Warren,
Beaufort; Mr. John Ives, Have
iock.
Wednesday, Mrs. Barbara Worn
ble and son, Davis; baby Robert
Trout, Beaufort.
Local Elks Lodge Plans
Saturday Christmas Party
The Morehead City-Beaufort Elks
Lodge will have a "Waldorf As
toria" Christmas party at the lodge
on Arendell Street. Saturday eve
ning at 8.
Elks and their wives or guests
are invited. Admission per couple
will be $1, a Christmas gift for
the needy.
Brownie Troop Meets,
Makes Christmas Cards
Brownie troop 222 met at the
Camp Glenn School library this
week. Denise Collins called the
roll. Refreshments of punch and
cookies were served by Mrs. R.
W. Davis.
The Brownies then spent their
time making Christmas cards. It
was announced that there would
be only one more meeting before
the Christmas holidays.
? Vicki Barrow, Scribe
Turkey has a woman military air
pilot. She is the widow of a Turk
ish air force officer. Her name is
Sabiha Gokcen.
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Santa Claus
WILL BE AT
Every Day Beginning Saturday
December 13 th -
Saturday From 2 to 4
and all othsr days
2 to 4 and 6 to 8 P.M.