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THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Friday, January 2, 1959
Teen
Topics
IN NEW BERN TODAY
College students and high school
students alike enjoyed one thing
above everything else during the
Christmas holidays.
What gave them the most pleas
ure was sleeping late in the morn
ing. If we had the chance we slept
until 10 o’clock at least. Some of
us were still in bed at noon.
Usually, someone more energetic
than we were would call on the
telephone and spoil it all. Or our
mothers would nag us to get up
and help with the housework.
Then, of course, some of us had
younger brothers and sisters to in-
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terrupt our slumber. What can be
more excruciating than a kid broth
er banging things when you’re try
ing to catch up on your sleep?
To the college crowd, sleeping
was a real luxury. Off at school
they have to be up around 6 a. m.,
in order to eat breakfast before
early classes. Most of them say
they try to eat a good breakfast,
even the ones who didn’t eat break
fast in high school days.
What made sleeping even bet
ter during the holidays was the
fact that most of our parents per
mitted up to keep later hours. In
our homes, as well as outside with
our friends, bedtime wasn’t as
early as usual.
Quite a few of us had holiday
jobs at various stores, so in that
case the joy of sleeping late was
out of the question until after
Christmas. We have been making
up for it since then.
Speaking of work, some of the
college crowd have jobs off at
school that are similar to the part
time jobs they had while attend
ing New Bern High. Michael Miller
for example, works with a Green
ville florist while attending East
Carolina, and Marshall Braddy
works at Blount-Harvey depart
ment store.
'Very few of us spent Christmas
away from home. It’s a time when
you want to be with your family.
Happy New Year!
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HAPPY IS THE WORD—Glenda Gosnell, a sophomore at
New Bern High, displays all the joy of uninhibited youth, as
she horns in to extend her own welcome to an unpredictable
1959.—Photo by Billy Benners.
wife, Susie T. Dupre, to Linwood
W. Ipock and wife, Ann Wiggins
Ipock, property in No. 7 township,
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Roy L. Bowen and wife, Lillie G,
Bowen, to New Bern Savings and
Loan Association, property id
Bridgeton.
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Grover T. Bowen and wife, Helen
B. Bowen, to Alton Ray Lamm and
wife, Nora R. Lamm, property in
New Bern.
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Hubert A. Morris and wife. Sal-
lie E. Morris, to Morris Brothers,
Inc., property in No. 8 township.
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Ralph A. Morris and wife, Eliza
beth W. Morris, and Hubert A. Mor
ris and wife, Sallie E. Morris, to
Morris Brothers, Inc., property in
New Bern.
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James B. Morton and wife, Mar
garet Morton, and Marjorie Hawk
ins and husband, Archie Hawkins,
to Williapi Edward Baldree and
wife, Versie H. paldree, property
in No. 8 township.
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R. B. Warrington and Wife, Vir
ginia C. Warrington, to Reuben L.
Smith and wife, Ravenel Edwards
Smith, property in No. 8 township.
Dr. C. S. Barker and wife, Ruth
H. Barker, to Raymond -Curtis
Houghton and wife, Mary Jernigan
Houghton, property in No. 8 town
ship.
John P. Wargo and wife, Mildred
Bailey Wargo, to John A. Manzione,
Jr., and wife, Jean b- Manzione,
property in No. 6 township.
R. S. Hart, Jr., and wife, Edna
Earl Hart, to James B. Land and
wife, Linnie R. Land, property in
No. 7 township.
Vance S. Harrington and Co.,
Inc., to Rad M. Bell and wife,
Mary Rose Bell, property in No. 6
township.
Mr. Nat Says:
65 million meals are served daily
in public dining rooms . . .
Q C Qy are cooked by
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NEW BERN GAS DIV.
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Phone ME 7-2235
Having a Party?
We are always happy to make suggestions
for your refreshments.
Special items, made to order, can be chosen
from the many items we don't display in our
show cases.
For something different, whether your or
der is large or small, you can depend on us.
CRAVEN BAKERY
325 South Front ME 7-3651
NEXT TO BRADDY'S LAUNDPY
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS
H. C. MacDonald and wife, Sal-
lie R. McDonald, to City of New
Bern and Craven county, property
in No. 7 township.
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Thomas D. Whisnant and wife,
Louise B. Whisnant, to Richard D.
Hardison and wife, Beulah M. Har
dison, property in Craven county.
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A. F. Wood to Frank P. Toler
and wife, Lizzie W. Toler, property
in No. 2 township.
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W. E. Lance and wife, Pauline
Armstrong Lance, to Albert Earl
Cahoon and wife, Christine Davis
Cahoon, property in No. 7 town
ship.
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George A. Lewis and wife, Julia
Hill Lewis, to New Bern Savings
and Loan Association, property in
No. 8 township.
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Melvin F. Ward and wife, Lessie
P. Ward, to Robert D. Glass and
wife, Doris P. Glass, property in
New Bern.
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Earl Heath and wife, Alice
Heath, to Larry Heath, property in
No. 3 township.
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Larrry Heath and wife, Aretta
Heath, to Earl Heath, property in
No. 3 township^
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Linwood W. Ipock and wife, Ann
Wiggins Ipock, to Charles Ander
son Dupre and wife, Susie T. Du
pre, property in No. 7 township.
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Charles Anderson Dupre and
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The best in seafoods and regular dinners served with Foleys
Famous home cooked pies, fresh daily. You can get your barbecue
fine or coarse cleaver cut.
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Phone ME 7-2276
1216 Broad Stroot
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