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Eastern ' Carolina Is Brush Invaded
' Morehead City By cracky, the
' place may never be the tame! Not
; only Morehead City and 1U beau
tiful dog track, but the -whole of
. Eastern Carolina is going to De in
vaded this week end. '
:-They're not men from Mara,
.they're not 30-inch flying saucer
pilots they're the Brothers of the
Brush from Thomasvillel
-Come Friday afternoon up around
; Thomasville, where they're plan
ning big centennial things Septem
ber 14-20, two busloads and mo
torcade of Brothers of the Brush
will embark for parts East. They
're bound for Morehead City aqd
big Saturday night at the dog
track where Brothers Of The
Brush Handicap will be held as
the feature race.
... What route they'll take through
Eastern Carolina has not been dis
i closed, but Harold Harrelson, the
, bushy head man of the Brothers
In Thomasville. wired this com
munique today: "We're leaving
Thomasville Friday afternoon. We
will hold mock trial at several
towns en route, but we can't wait
ANSWERS TO
Intelligence Test
1 -Melville. 2 Abner. 3 John
on. 4 Austin. 5 jet pilots. 6
spring. 7 (A) Your Imperial
Jajciy: (B) Your Grace; (C)
Your Eminence; (D) Your Excel-1-ircy.
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Pen-Lin Drive-ln
Theatre
Wallace
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string ties, wide bows with stick
pins it's au part of the lun mar
ing Brothers of the Brush Of Thom
asville who Invade Eastern Caroli
na this week. Be on the watch for
them, .. '.'i'i,;'.5.;.';''
Thursday & Friday, August 21 & 22
SILVEB CITY
Edmond O'Brien - Yvonne DeCarle
On Stage-Mn Person
HOMEB A BKIABHOPPER
And His
FAMOUS DIXIE DUDES
Stars of Radio and Stage
Sat. August 23 (Double Feature)
BORDER TREASURE
Tim Holt
THE STRANGE DOOR
Charles Laughton & Boris Karloff
Sun., and Mon., August 24 and 25
A SONG IN MY HEART
Susan Hayward & David Wayne
Tuesday & Wednesday, Aug. 26-27
- HONG KONG
Ronald Reagan & Rhonda Fleming
to try the mayor of Morehead City.
He's a clean-shaven man, we hear.
Shame on him." Vv..
The 100-strong Brothers will
sport full-grown beards, mustach
es and any assortment: of hairdoes
in between.: They made a colorful
show, having lust won first prize in
the state firemen s convention pa
rade at Greensboro. I According
to modest Harrelson: r We were
in the Miss North Carolina pa
rade at Winston-Salem i. but they
didn't give prizes so we didn't win
first prize. "The group, celebrating
the Thomasville centennial, has 2,
500 members and a cording to a na
tional pageant production company,
tnis is ine largest per capita mem
bership in the nation's history.
Harrelson pointed out: ? - "We're
going down to Morehead City and
really put on the dog. But if we
really enjoy those Saturday night
dog races, Paul Cleveland's got to
get one oi tne dogs named Brush
boy." The nearest approach, ac
cording to the present name list;
might be Carl Prttchards Feather's
Image or Augustus Coate'a Beau
ty Dasher. They might 1 have to
substitute. , :.,. '
Old-time hats, cutaways, shoe-
'Horn In The West'
Boone. N. C. Nightly attend
ance at "Hn in the West" is still
gaining as the Kermlt Hunter out
door drama approaches the final
two weeks of Us first summer sea
son at the Daniel Boone Ampithe-
atre in Boone. Performances are
being given nightly except Mon
days through August 31.
During its first six weeks the
drama, which opened June 27, was
seen by more than 26,000 people,
reports Mason Bills, business man
ager, buss says that advance res
ervations . for performances be
tween now and August 31 indicate
that the total ticket count will go
over the 50,000 mark.
Although -North Carolinians make
up the majority of a typical "Home
in the West" audience, tourists
from 45 states have come to see the
drama, and tike percentage of out-of-state
cars on the parking lots
is Increasing as the tourist season
of Northwestern North - Carolina
neara Its August peak. ;
': Groups from clubs, schools, chur
ches and industries are often in
the theatre. . Many groups bring
picnic suppers to eat on the thea
tre picnic grounds before show
time. Most of the groups make
the trip to Boone by chartered bus
and return home after the show,
but several Boy Scout troops have
camped overnight at the theatre
grounds. 'Prominent on the park
ing lot four nights a week is Grey
hound's big 'Horn in the West"
special, which operates between
Winston-Salem and the drama on
a regular schedule. ..
The increase' of visitors to the
Boane-Blowing iRock area since
'the Horn" opened has resulted in
a brisk demand for food and -lodging,
but tourists, find ,the citi
zens of the area as friendly land
accommodating as ever. At the
theatre box office and the down
town Information office In Boone
visitors may make room reserva
tions when they buy their tickets
to the drama. - Rooms may also
be reserved 'when tickets are ord
ered by mail or telephone.
The recent rains which brought
relief to the drought-parched farms
Twins United wil?i Twfcs in Twin Rites'
In a double wedding ceremony at St. Malaehy Catholic Church, iden
tical twin sisters recited marriage vows with identical twin brothers.
They are shown leaving the church, left to right: Mr. and Mrs. Edmunde
. Garo and their identical twins, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Garpt ; - ; :
" 1 The lifters are daughters of Mrs.' Katie E. Zvonek of Los Angeles.
The Garo twins are 20 years old and are currently on leave from Inyo
kern Naval Air Station, China Lake, Calif., serving with the U. S. Navy.
The girl n 18 year old. j '- '" -
CALYPSO NEWS
Mrs. James G. Dickson, Correspondent ' -
Trial Sermon For
Rev. B.F. Ogleiree
Rev. B. . Oaletree of the Long
Kane Presbyterian Church in Ab
beville, S. C, preached in Calypso
and Falson churches Sunday. The
Churches have been without a pas
tor more than a year, since Rev.
Murphy Smith accepted she call
to the First Church In New Bern.
Thursday A Friday, Aug. 28 & 29 hi T" ,1wjuhi jul iitaiiwiiuub. jUllai " "1 Hit
k FLAMING FEATHER Ml "11" U I ! A'"l I" II ni P
SierUng Hayden & Arleen Whelan Sj I III ... I mA i I I n,l bS
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IS' tZZZf? Pr yPLIN'S NEWEST ANP LARGEST DRIVE-IN THEATRE ! Mil
ifixi li CALVARY SCOUTS , . 1
IJ00 Starrlng Rd Camer0TI nd Audrey Long Un Technicolor)
i "iir' nil''"'' Monday and Tuesday August 25 and 26 fll
I i J ' ; '' H:-'1'i JfKStarrin8 Ann SheriM 'an.: Howard ..DuffOn Technicolor) Sjl
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Ay llHJ lL.Mi11 1 L4 Wednesday, August 27 M
? NIGHT TRAIN TO MEMPHIS g
. yiaix . ,m . KS Starring Roy Acuff - U
Um. Thursday and Friday, August 28 and 29 . , 1M
r'ZftU A- li! LET'S GO NAVY l
all .(Uiii J Starring Bowery Boys Ml
,. .. ,;" . Also Homer Briarhopper and The Dixie Dudes nil
1" .' . Saturday, August 30 ' K
TREASURE OF LOST CANYON U
Starring Julia Adams and William Powell i Si
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Donnie A. Lambert
Has Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. James Arthur Lam
bert honored their little daughter,
Donnie' Ann, sixth birthday by giv
ing her a party inviting her friends
for an hour of games and fun.
They were served cake, ice cream
and cookies and bubble gum.
Dannie, was the recipient of many
lovely gifts. ,-
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Showier For Young
Mnvr nil PaiimIa -
v Mr. ahfUMrs. Sloan Booth hon
ored their son. 3rd Radar Davis and
his bride with ..a miscellaneous
shower Saturday evening. . 3rd Ra
dar and Mrs. Booth received many
useful and i lovely ' gifts. - Mrs.
Booth was the former Miss Margar
et Phipps of Hollydale, Calif. 3rd
Radar- Booth is now stationed in
.Norfolk, Va. He is still in the ser-
few days. i.
Mrs. Mollie Joseph qf New York
City Is visiting her sisterr Mrs.
Virginia Johnson this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Strickland
with their guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Egbert Strickland of Norfolk, Va.,
are spending a few day sat Caro
lina Beach this week. -
Miss Davis Guy of Charlotte is
Vteiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard-Guy this week.' Miss Guy
has position with the F. B. I.
Miss Betty Jane Sanderson is
visiting friends in Philadelphia and
New York.. ;...!:
Cpl. and Mrs. B. H. Sellers were
guest of relatives during the week
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Mrs. Jack Philips and daughter
Sallle are guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sloan this
week. . .' .. ..-
Mm James Strickland anil dau
ghter, Eva Jaques, attended the
birthday party of Mr. Hooks, Mrs.
Strickland's father, at Winter Park,
Monday afternoon. -
Eva Jacaues. Mr. Hooks grand-
"iughter, baked the birthday cake.
, Mr. and Mrs. a. v. uau oi
Silver Springs. Md., and Sgt. Lin
F. Myers of Quantko. Va., were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grice
during the week end.
Cpl Charles Waters of Ft Bragg
was home over the week end. -
: Cpl. Lester. Waters and Pfc. Ru
dolph Waters have sailed tor the
war cone, leaving San Francisco a
few days ago.-
Mr. and Mrs. Tierry Cain and son
of Elizabethtbwn were guests In the
home-of Mr., and Mrs. Hays Hur-J
die Sunday.. .. -;:.,
Mrs. Alex Sanderson and Mrs.
Geneva Roberts - were visitors of
Mrs. Viola Dudley In Klnston Tues
day.
v Mr. Emmons Sanderson spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Philips in Rocky Mount. Mrs. PhU
lps is ill. ' -::
H. W. Dickson and Woodrow Da
vis saw the boat : races at New
Bern Sunday. ;V,';i;,, i ;.'.;".-
Mr. J .D. Hunter Of Rtcnmona,
Va., is visiting in the home of Mrs.
LiOia Martin tms wees.
Among the guests Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Bennett were
Mrs. Daisy Albrltton of Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Herring and
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dees of Golds-
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce F. Sloan of
Tar boro were guests of relatives
in Calypso during the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. w.. J. sioan are
visiting ' friends and relatives in
Lake Waccamaw this week.
Miss Eunice Davis and Mr. Jack
Davis N .of ' Warsaw . were ' guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Flowers Sun-ay.';
, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Guy
and children "of Jacksonville are
visiting Mr. Guy's mother, Mrs.
Lilly Guy.
Mr. .and Mrs. Earl Howell and
Mrs. Andrew Howell of Wi)ming.
ton visited relatives In Calypso
Sunday. , . . ...(, ... . .
Sunday and Monday,' August 24 and 25
ISLAND OF DESIRE ' " : -;
Linda Darnell and Tab ' Hunter (Technicolor) and ' cartooa
. . ... Tuesday, August 26 -
: -: ; ., . ; ,.VIVA ZAPATA . 1 . :!
Marlon Brando and Jean Peters And Cartoon '-
Wednesday, August 27 (Double Featyre)
RODEO
, With John Archer--dn Color) .'
FLESH AND FURY ; ,
WlthTony Curtis ,
v Thursday and Friday, -August 28 and 29
DIPLOMATIC COURIER
Tyrone Power and Patricia Neal (Cartoon)
Saturday, August 30 (Double Feature)
, COLORADO SUNDOWN
- With Rex Allen
TALK ABOUT A STRANGER
With George Murphy
Drive-ln
Thetre
pink bill, n. a,
WD-e The Whole Family
r '. Goej
. To See Good Shows
Telephone 2841
Sunday,1 August 24
Jack And The
Beanstalk
' Bud Abbott - Lou Costello
In Cinecolor"
Also: Cartoon-Comedy
Mon.', & ,Tues.4 Aug, 25-26
Valk Softly
: Stranger .
Joseph Gotten and Valli
! 1 Also Color Carloon v r
Wed. & Thurs., Aug. 27-28
Tcrzan Triunphs
Johnny Weismuller
j Also Cartdon ferial ?
Frl, & Sat, Aug. 29-30
Double Feature
Vi.z 01 .The
PIS - :
Wild Bill EUiott
And "
Seaman Home
From Korea '
. Seaman Webster Harris of the
U. S. Navy arrived home Saturday
from the war zone.
Seaman Harris enlisted In the
U. S. Navy August, 1951. He re
ceived bis boot training at San
Diego, Calll and as immediately
assigned to the U. S. '. Endicott,
which Was fn action In the Korean
waters for nine months. Seaman
Harris Is the son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. WU1 Harris of Calypso, -
House Party , At;i
White Lake ir:
Mrs. Herman Barwick and Misses
Margarette Lambert. - Mabel - Lam
bert, Arm Barwlck, Mrs. Gurney
Pate and son Jlmmle, Mrs. M. J.
Lambert, Srv Mrs. Mary Cashwell
and Rodney Lambert and. Westley
Cook i are attending house party at
wnue xse mis week, r v
Martha Jane Nicholson ..
Mrs. Martha Jane Nicholson, 83,
died Saturday, at ,7 p. m. at her
home near Kenansville after sever
al years of failing health and three
month of serious Illness. -
Funeral services were held Sun
day afternoon' . at the home - near
here.1 1 The Hev, , Lauren Sharpe,
pastor of tile Kenansville Baptist
church, oKfdatea' Burial was in
the family cemetery 'nearby. .' '
. Sarriving are one daughter, Mrs.
Alda Kornegay with 'whom she liv
ed,, a stepson, Edgar of Burgaw;
12 grandchildren, two great-grand-children.u;
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Mrs. Nicholson was a member of
the Kenansville Baptist, Church and
was active in church work until
her health failed eqHVv
( Joseph Dewey. White i 1
! i Joseph Dewey While, iage 53 died
sudenly early Wednesday morn
ing at his home in Wallace. A
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'' Funeral services' Were held from
the North East Free Will Baptist
Church Thursday afternoon at 3:00
o'clock by Hev. A. H. Carter and
Dr. Eugene Poston. Burial was in
the Cavanatigh Family Cemetery
neat the Church. The body
lay ia state at the Church" for
one hour prior to funeral service.
' He is survived by his wife, the
former1 Mary Lou Cavenaugh, one
son. Marion H. White of the home,
two daughters, Mrs. J. E. King of
Fayetteville and Betty Jane White
of Wilmington, one grand child.
Three sisters. Mrs.. R. .T., Register
of Wallace, Mrs. Annie Merritt of
Wilmington and , Mrs, A. C. JUara
bee of California, one brother Mat
thew White- of . Vernon,rTexas.
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searcher. rsnnpfoH anrfiHa
Whe commorl cold for thre years.
4 . . J aVJ1 ' u caving iu.
is still old Maryland rock-and-rye.'
fr'.y C.;r l!:rijs
I C rcey U Bowery Coys
Al3 Cartoon f-
Sunday and Monday, .August. 24 and 25
David and Bathsheba
Starring Gregory Peck and Susan Hayward
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1 .t Tuesday Only, August 26 ' -
Adventures Of Captain Fabian
Starring Erroll Flynn and Michelene&Prelle
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Wednesday and"' Thursday, August 27 ahd 28
' Starring Ethel Barrymore and Kim Hunter v
Friday ad Saturday .August 29 and 30
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Lloyd Bridges, John Ireland and Marie Euidsor
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Mrs. "Emmons Sanderson' laf 'via-
mng ner sister in Durhaift for a
FRESH PEACH ICE. CREAM
A DELICIOUS DISH FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY. HERE'S
ONLY ONE OF THE WAYS ICE CREAM CAN BE SERVED. .
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YOU'LL LOVE TilE RICH GOODNESS OF OUR QUALITY
ICE CREAM, . v CREAMY-RICH and SMOOTH . I . EASY TO
SERVE . . : MEANS LESS WORK FOR MOTHER THESE HOT
DAYS. KEEP SOME ON HAND. "
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SATURDAY, AUGUST. 23rd.
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of the region had an adverse ef
fect " oni mid-week attendance- t
the drama but 1 halted r. only one
performance: ? August' 7. Saturday
evenings have been clear and cool,
with crowds ot nearly 2,000 at the
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Sunday & Monday; Aug. .24 25
' .Rich Young and Pretty i
J,Jane , Powell & Vlc':'Damone .
, News and Cartoon V . ' ,"
Tuesday & .Wednesday, Aug. 20-27
' Korea Patrol;
Richard Emory ;&,Terl, buna
Short and Cartoon , ... i
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