Page 8 THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C. Friday, May 30, 1958 Teen Topics IN NEW BERN TODAY None of us who were privileged .to hear Dr. William H. Cartwright ;Of Duke University deliver New Bern High school’s baccalaureate sermon failed to gain inspiration from his deep insight. '2 A learned man and an educator of national renown, he spoke sim- ’P'.j and sincerely. Employing no jdramatic gestures, and limiting his ■^’ocabulary to words that even a child could understand, he brought an inspirational message that im pressed everyone. ~Dr. Cartwright spoke in a con versational tone, and each of the seniors had the feeling that he was talking to them personally. He has FULLER'S MUSIC HOUSE a daughter graduating from high school this year, and she came down from Durham with her father for the sermon. Every local teen-ager knows we are living in a disturbed world, so it was encouraging to have Dr Cartwright bring us an optimistic message and a challenge to make the most of our opportunities. He made it clear that we are living in the greatest era the world has ever known, that we have more blessings than anyone else has had in the past generations, and that even more bountiful blessings are awaiting us if we avail ourselves of the things that this generation can achieve. He reminded us that the wonders in our American way of life were provided by ancestors who refused to be fearful, and he called upon us to display the same faith and courage. We liked Dr. Cartwright, we liked his message, and in the light of Memorial Day we understand more fully the wisdom of his in spiring remarks. We only wish that every American could have heard him. He made us appreciate, as everyone should, the heritage that has been handed down to us. David Niven starred in “Eighty Days Around the World’’ without seeing much of it, so he’s taking his wife on a world trip. !2llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll|lllllllllllllllllllllllllllb; i McCOTTER FURNITURE STORE “ West New Bern Shopping Center E PLENTY OF FREE OFF-STREET PARKING - Air Conditioned for Your Comfort ' riimumniiiiniminiinmniiiimiiinimmmiinnni; ■siininnniniiiiimnummiiinmiiiimmuimmuiL S' 9 3 ARE YOUR APPLIANCES HEATING = ^ MORE SLOWLY THAN THEY SHOULD? [ ... it this the case, chances are you do not 2 have adequate wiring for today's needs. Give"us ■ at call for a free check-up. If repairs are in order, ■ you'll find our work expert, prices low. S Ace : Elec. Co. E 318 S. Front ME 7-4386 Z ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiffiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiik! GRADUATES — Miss Sara Lou Gaskins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gaskins, Jr., of 824 Chattawka Lane, New Bern, will be among those receiving the As sociate of Art degree from Mount Olive Junior college, Mount Ol ive, at the school's commence ment exercises Sunday afternoon. GARDEN TIME (Continued from Page 5) be planted immediately or spread in thin layers to dry. Warning. Use extreme care when handling the sulphuric acid. Be sure that your container is perfect ly dry and do not allow water to splash into the acid. Avoid con tact of acid with hands or cloth ing. Should you get acid on your hands, wash off quickly with soap and water. It will burn holes in your clothing. There are other methods of seed treatment such as stratification in the late fall and subjecting to out side temperatures, and stratifica tion and subjecting to controlled temperature in a cold storage room. We use the latter method with peach seed in our breeding pro gram. When you are ready to plant your seed, I suggest equal volumes of a mixture of one-third peat, one- third sharp clean sand and one- third of either good garden soil or well decomposed leaf mold or compost. When Eddie gifted Debbie with pair of diamond earrings, the first thing Debbie did was to have her ears pierced so that she would not lose the precious baubles. We need at once several 2 and 3-room homes in or near the city. Call ME 7-6175. LAWRENCE & CRAYTON After Two Decades, Veterans Of Battery A Hold Reunions Forty years have passed since World War I, but surviving mem bers of Battery A, 113th Field Ar tillery, still hold annual reunions. Recruited from New Bern and vicinity, the unit was drafted into Federal service on July 25, 1917. It trained at Camp-Sevier and sail ed on the British SS Armagh on May 27, 1918. Battery A fired its first shot at the enemy on September 1, 1918, on the road between Berniecourt and Beaumont. It remained in ac tion three days, and three days later saw two more days of action. On September 12 it started firing in the St. Mihiel drive, and on September 24 went into position in the Bois de Esnes in prepara tion for the Meuse-Argonne offen sive, which opened on September 26. On September 29 the battery went forward as part of the 1st Battalion. It was in position eight days, four days of which the bat talion was the sole support of a regiment of infantry. Withdrawn from the Argonne on October 6, Battery A went into po sition northeast of Dommartin on October 11. It engaged in all ope rations of the 79th and 33rd Divi- sions on that part of the Woevro sector, right up to the Armistice on November 11, 1918. Always in the thick of the fight ing, it was the battery’s proud boast that in its 78 days at the front it never fired over the heads of any other artillery unit. Commisioned officers, with Capt. John H. Wendell first command ing, included 1st • Ut. W. B. R. Guion, 2nd Lts. Beverly S. Roy ster, Jr., and David R. Morris. En listed strength was 164 men. Later Capt. Robert M. Hanes, much be loved by surviving members, as sumed command until promot^ to major in February 1919. The Looking Glass-^ (Continued from Pago 1) self. May we all, in gratitude and in humility, so live that we can say to ourselves and to crosses row on row that those who died for us djd not die in vain. i IT TAKES TIME FOR DOLLARS TO GROW. PLANT THEM NOW. Donald T. Midyette Investment Securities 237 Craven Phone ME 7-2360 Kehoe — Sun. - Wed. Tyrone Power and Marlene Dietrich in a fevered romance that leads to the electrifying climax of "Witness for the Prosecution" at the Kehoe The atre. Charles Laughton co-stars in this Arthur Hornblow pro duction for United Artists. Reggie's Outboard Service if BARBOUR BOATS if EViNRUDE MOTORS if COX TRAILERS if FINANCING AVAILABLE if FAST EFFICIENT REPAIR SERVICE 519 S. Front St. New Bern, N. C. 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