THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY MAY 20, 1926
NEWS HAPPENINGS
IN MOREHEAD CITY
their earnest cooperation; for with-
Three excellent papers were prepar
ed by members of the Camp Fire
Girls and Boy Scout organizations as
follows: School Attendance"' by
Jane Meadows Gorham, 'Health'' by
HaZ'l Wade and "Home Work" by
lai'es Helms, to last to be published
in the "School News."
Margaret Ball played a piano solo
and the Camp Fire Girls gave their
song.
The meeting adjourned to be fol
lowed by a short session of the ex
ecutive board to m:.ke plans for the
musical play, "The Prince and the
Peasant'' with a cast of 60 people
will be given for the benefit of the
jmusiial Department of the Woman's
! Club i f this city. The play is to be
' giv n under the direction of of Mr.
'Thrc.dore Webb. Out of town scen
ieiy has been procured to assist in
;the ball room scene whcih will form
J the rii-emble. Great preparations
iaie under way in ci eating the beau
tir'ul and elaborate costumes which
, aie to be worn. The musical num
ilurs aie lovely and t otheir aceom
' raniments will be heard the well
! k.m wwartists. Prof. E. E. Furnier,
Webb, pianist.
The play is for a worthy cause, the
proceeds of which will go to the
scholarship of music fund which the
club plans to give.
Mrs. Owen H. Guion was a visitor
in the city Monday.
Mr. Frank Davis and mother, Mrs.
F. Davis of AVilson visited here Wed
nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hamilton
have returned from Nashville, N. C.
where they spent the week end..
Mrs. E. A. Council has returned
home from Hamilton where she vis
ited relatives.
' out which, she as president would
I be unable to carry on the work plan.
. ned for the coming- year.
! Miss Ola Long gave the treasurer's
report. Miss Harker suggested i!:at
resolutions of respect be drawn up
. for the families of Mrs. M. L. Helms
sympathy from the association of
'and Mrs. Mason Nelson expressing
which they are members. A com
i mittee composed of Prof. H. L.
Josiyn, Mrs. X. W. Jones and Mrs.
Geo. Henderson was named.. A new
; member Mrs. P. S. Slaughter was
Parerrts And Teachers Meet.
Musical Play to be Given
Friday Evening
"Lobbygows" those who use hotel
i lobby chairs without paying for
, rooms are being handed cards i;.
Imany of the leading hotels indicating
Morehead City. May I'J Monday
at 3:30 at the School auditorium the
Parents-Teachers Association of this
city held the last meeting of the year.
The newly elected jjVsident, Miss
Bettie Harker, took the chair and
conducted the meeting. She gave
a brief talk to the members soliciting
Messrs W. P. Anderson and Thos.
Washington of Wilson were business
(visitors in the city Tuesday,
j Mrs. R. N. Duffy of New Bern and
i Mrs. M. K. Chapman of Knoxville,
I Tenn, spent the day here Wednes
that their presence is not desired.
summer work conducted by the state.
French race courses are undergo
ing great scandal on account of the
doping of the horses and the conse
quent duping- of the bettors.
admitted to the association.
An interesting program was given
under the direction of Mr. Whitford.
Friday night May 21st at 8:30
o'clock at the school auditorium the
! violinist of New Bern, Professor Gibb
Arthur, celloist, and Mr. Theodore
day.
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