.&JiWA, OCTOBER 22, 1948
CAJITEJ&T COJJNTT NEWS.HMES, MOHEIIEAD CTTT AND BEAUFORT, N. C.
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PTA !
Grand Jury
The grand Jnry found poor jani
tor services existing in the Wel
fare Department in the courthouse
annex and recommended their cor
rection. It was noted that one
room needs completion for use as
a contemplated recreation room.
Ait public offices were found jo
be efficiently staffed and records
in order.
In lieu qf individual inspections
school buses, a duty charged to
the grand jury by Judge Frizzelle,
the jury submitted detailed re
port prepared by Cpl. V. L. Spruill
Qf tfie North Carolina highway
patrol.
The following progress was re.
ported on recommendations sub
mitted by the grand jury of the
March" term: recommended repairs
at the Newport school are in pro
cess of completion; work on Camp
Glenn school is substantially com
pleted; no recommended repair or
have been made; no recommended
action taken, on Atlantic school; all
yvork has been completed as re
commended for Smyrna school.
On Harkers Islard school, all re
Commendations have been made
with the exception of Indoor toilets
and facilities for sewage disposal;
the Cedar Island school building,
wheh is in very poor condition, has
not been, moved as recommended,
and only one room 'is used for pu
pils; suggested roof repairs on
Beaufort gymnasium have not'
been made.
it was found that .'wo rooms re
commended to be built to the jail
to orovids accommodntio "s for
white and colored women has
not been done. However, a canopy
over the front door has been in
stalled as suggested.
O. S. Clawson was foreman of
the grand jury, and H. M. Eure
was secretary.
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bool Ry "Gene" Long
rtj.ii Morehcad High School
fo Folks!
,.,1 have a slight correction to
nje. All who are putting on
;jjynr costume for the. ball tonight
may as well take it off because the
Jwl' hs Hen changed to tomorrow
In recommendations of the
March grand jury other than those
applying to the schools, the fol
lowing progress was noted: a
drinking fountain has been install
ed in the courthouse annex as re
commended; suggested repairs to
the courthouse stock room have
not been made.
In regard to a recommendation
submitted by the June grand Jury.
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sick has made numerous other cpn
tributions to newspapers, maga
zines, and school journals.
Mr, Phillips, the husband of Lela
Wade, formerly of Beaufort, join
ed the staff of Greensboro college
in J935 after 14 years in education
al work and business.
Acuve in fiA work, he is a
past -president of the State Con
gress of Parents and Teachers and
past second vice-president of the
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stqve pipe and needed window
glass recommended. Stella: re
commended new flue, flooring and
several sashes and a facility for
coal storage other than in the
sclool room. Salter Path: all new
lndow sashes ana tioiu aoor,
htl Everyone should try to go
Respecting age. as they do, the
Chinese rarely use turtles tor foou,
even in the midst of a famine.
eeause I bo'eve vnq d epioy
nv murh. (Especially the band!)
Mickey" Garner, of NewDort. has
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rganed a Teen-Age Band of
bout four or five pieces which if
upposed to be very pood. He'?
o plav for the dancing and he
"lays all tvpes of music. If you
an't titterbug don't hesitate abou'
:oing because hp plays sweet ant'
low as well as hot '"d fast music
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It's beina rumored around tha'
bur "staff ohotographer" is making
i weekend trm up to Iialoiuh. I
ant imagine why unless it's be
ause his girl goes (o school there
'course I'm talking about Ralph
Kterlen!)
f tJl " "' eaeenv a waning me
iinsi nasKPioaii gamp ol tnp sea-
-son, which will be played with
Maysville. The game is a double
header, to bo Dlaycd here. Nov
ember 19, on Friday nieht. The
'follow ing Tuesday night, yours
truly will tag along with the teams
when thev go to M:ysvillt.' for a
reUirn ciirao.
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Very much interest is being
shown in our music department
this vear. which Is headed by Mr.
Ralph Wade, and it might even
take some interest awav from the
athletics department We've al
ways enjoyed sports in this school
and bet our music lag behind. But
this year's goins to be quite dif
ferent. One will have as much
popularity as the olher I imagi e.
The coithing of the girls' bas
ketball team has changed hands
.from Mr. Tnlbert to Miss Crosby
:Page, the science teacher. Under
her coaching we're hoping to deve
lop a team of stars, such as we
have had for several years now.
Weimav even bring in a first place
fJflUrnament cuo this year. We
have only one old first string for-
l-wacd this vear. Elsie Jane Willis
but the, second string will move up
ancl hecome great players also. We
.should have pood teamwork this
year ns we once aeain will hive
sjsfers working together. A few
yeirs back we had Annie Mac W'il-
lit f irct ct finer tWWtivA unvL-IrwT
MfiUh her sister. Elsie, first string
ft fc&wnrd; Now this vear. as last.
working together as guard and for
ward, and they're great together.
Morphead is very nroud of the
Willis sisters.
Mrs. J. W. Burke
National Congress of Parents and
Teachers. He served as president
of the North Carolina Kducatioi
! association in 194G and 11(47.
Following graduation from the
University of North Carolina, Mr.
Phillips taught for two years in
Greensboro City schools and f ir
the next 10 years was principal in
j an elementary school and the.) a
i high school.
State PTA officers at the meet
ing will be Mrs. F. B. Hunter,
Charlotte, president, who will be
the main speaker, and Mrs. .1. W.
Burke. Gibsonville, executive sec
retary. Mrs. Ralph Eudy, president of
Beaufort PTA. has especially re
j guested that all members of county
; PTAs attend the meeting.
J If local members plan to have
luncheon in the Beaufort school
i cafeteria, thev should make re
1 servations with Mrs. Eudy or Mrs.
; Robert Safrit, Beaufort, without
fail, by Monday.
We've been missing the "large
Beaufort attendance we used to
have at our Teen-Age club. Some
of the Wis have been missing one
inparticular whom most of them
loved to dance with. Of course I
'know they have a canteen over
there but we'd like to have them
visit as much as they can.
. The Beta club's clean-un cam
paign started this past Monday,
jnder the chairmanship of Joan
xMcKnight. Since it's hardly began
there's no marked improvement as
yet but I'm sure the rooms will
all cooperate.
Bye folks.
Spook Party
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Vernon . Guthrie, and Mrs. M. M.
Ayscue.
Members of the Teen-Age com
mittees are the following: decora
tions Jean Cunningham, Benjie
Swinson; Cakewalk Lois Simpson;
prizes for costumes Jerry Ann
Guthrie; fun house Shepard
Sampson and Richard Spears; mu
sicGuy Smith and Ann Darden
Webb. . .
jaycees
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public fire fighting demonstration
OM'Arendell st. '
"Itenneth Wagner anaunced that
the Jaycees will begin their scrap
''iraber drive soon. Dr. Sam Hatcher
reminded members to get their
v Wpod typed so that a record can
to kept at the hospital of prospec
tive blood donors.
"Morehead Jaycees heard Dan
Walker, who is a national Jaycee
director, outline a proposal that
fKe Stat magazine, North Caro
lina's Future, be cut down and
RWtially replaced by a directory of
Jaycees in the state. Mr, Walker
..said that the $2,000 a month cost
Of putting out the magazine is ex
cessive, and the advertising is of
quesuonauie value,
Ralpb Vade
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persons desiring tickets find dif
, fieulty in obtaining them, they
should contact Mrs. Helen Hatsell
I at the radio station or Miss, Ruth
I Peeling af THE NEWS TIMES.
I Efforts will be made to, limit
rflle-fteVSaM-periodqne week.
Board lets
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main on BciUges between 21st and
22nd streots. -
f nreued tW the construction
of houses in this area, which he
ontemplates and for which he
wants a sewer extension to provide
sanitarv facilities, would bring per
manent income to the town in the
form of taxes and asked the town
to reciprocate by helping him.
A meeting of all plumbers in
Morehead City with the city
plumbing inspector was called by
Mayor Dill for Thursday, Oct. 28,
at 7:30 in the mayor's office. Pur
pose will be to acquaint plumbers
with requirements for plumbing
installations and get their opinions
relative to certain changes in the
plumbing code in order to bring
it up to date and secure coopera
tion between the plumbing inspec
tor and the plumbers.
The town clerk announced at the
commissioners' meeting that invi
tations are beini prepared, subject
to the approval of the city attor
ney, for bids for the resurfacing
of Evans st. from Fourth st.
through 28th. The $25,000 which
the town received from the More
head City Racing commission has
been set aside for this improve
ment. Specifications for the job may
" obtained at the city clerk's of
fice early next week.
In other actions, the commission
ers voted to allow the fire depart
ment $30 for construction of a fish
pool and granted the building in
spector permission to issue David
Lewis a permit to build a shed in
front of his store not to exceed the
curb line. .
British Observers Say
B-29 Holds Top Place
LONDON- ( APT American
air experts may consider the B-29
out of data but British observers
think it's tops.
The magazine "Aeroplane," atfc
thoritative publication in that
field, sent one of its observers with
the Superforts in last week's full
scale air exercise - over southern
England. The B-29s staged mocfc
attacks from the continent.
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