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j CHERRY POINT HEWS
CARTERET COUNT? NEWMIMES, KOkeHSAD CITT AKD MAUFORTr N. C
PAGG SEVEN
finer nd Charles Atkinson r
out. do in? some hunting. We bear
these hunters et up at ungodly
hours and clatter about no doubt
their families will be glad when
the season is over!
Condolences to Alvin Hansen,
away at the present writing, at
tending he funeral of his brother
in Tipton, Iowa . . . Those who re
call former Comdr. Thomas Lane
were shocked to team t his depth
due to an automobile accident in
Virginia. AH wha knew him were
saddened by e news!
William McCabe and Chnrlcs
Vandiford (from O&R) are new
comers 4o our Department . . .
Eby Hill and Arthur Wiggins are
receiving Congrats on recent pro
motions ... Pat Scott, student at
ECTC. has been home to see her
Mm, Rubv. Pnt is on the circu
lation staff of the student r
puzine "Pieces 0' Eight" ... the
Henry Allreds are home from St.
I.ouis where they have been visit
ing their daughter and family.
Workers Organize
Hare Group
CHERBY PODIT HEW
Round and About
HOUSING PRO.IKCT Mr. and
Ity-s. Furncy Rose announce the
ngpgemept of their son, Uurwood
to JuaniU Gray Jollcy. The wed
ding is to tyke place in Little
Washington in November . . . new
comers to this dcpnrtmeni are
Thomas Barber. Lester Hamilton
ajid Gatha Aldridge!
I
Orchids to Chastcci Shine (PM)
on the splendid iob she did on the 1
organization charts . . . connntu- i
lations to Louise Dixon, of this
dfipartment, on her promotion . . . :
and hello to new employee Robert
Tlncco Ifnnl tkn 'n..nni'
. . . . men niu ui w DU?t I I lll'l l" S a IK'W DilOV
in the Fire Marshal's office, Cap-1 household of Walter Y
t$n S. M. Taylor, Jr. . . . and say
gaoa-Dye to two Hie Fighters.
Jjpmes Saunders and William Lin
' viUe who have transferred to Vir
ginia! - '
Elisabeth Parker is the new
'fyllo-girl." training for future
duties at Edenton . . . Ollie Hol
loway is now "right-hand man" to
Chaplain Winter . . . Wcldoi S;d
fV is able to use the wrist he so
badly burned when the coffee pot
Jjpset ... and Julia Thatch is still
asking for cures for fungus. Call
hr and give her remedy!
oiLois Chadwick, daughter of Mr.
4 and Mrs. Henry Chadwick (PW)
Tc1
is on her honeymoon and getting
used to the name of Mrs. S
Meadows!
Celebrating promotiors are Ro
bert Davis and Charles Blackmsn
of the O&R staff . . . and some
late news from Public Works:
Mildred Parrett has said good-bye
and joined her hubby in Floridi
. . Robert Spivey has resigned
. . . Gene Tingle and Mrs. T. ate
enjoying life in a bie house trailer.
Gene savs the move from Merri
mot was brought about by the bad
rain, combined with the roads. One
day he almost had to swim in!
There's a new babv boy in tr'
eomans. Jr!
Jimmic Gaskins is becoming
quite a golfer . . . George Little
made a recent visit to Franklin
. , . Herbert Squires has IrsJiSfer'
red W'J.M'.-. '4rid Allen Tayftr
is back from his trip to Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gibbs. (NS)
didn't bring home a first prize
from the State Fair, but thut
wasn't "a booby prize they took
iway when they brought baby
Mary Louise home from the More
head hospital. All three are doing
nicely!
on the death of their father . . .
We are glad to report that Ben
jamin Harrison is getting along
nicely after sufferim; i n i tries in
the accident which also involved
1,1 1 Davy Dixon and Roland Hill.
Announcement has beei madi
of the engagement of Charles Col
lins to Norma Jean Edwards.. The
wedding will be soon . . . and Hen
ry Kirk has announced the engage
mem of his daughter, Norma, tc
'Samuel' Alexander. This wedding
will be in December . . . one step
ahead of these folks are Willian:
fillenPT (OM) and Doris Simp
kins who were married on thi
J.5th; and the daughter of Jamej
Lockhart (Inspection Group), Ka
rol who was married to S"t. Bilh
rol who was married to Sgt. Billy
ing in her own apartment on tht
New Ber i road , . . one step ahe:.cl
of these newlyweds is E. C. Taylo
who is introducing the exotic
lebuty, Sylvia 'JUaxine, the new
captivator in that household. Gooc
luck, congratulations and such to
you all!
now ARE
YOUR
BRAKES ?
You don't Jcnow? Better do
something about it right now
before a sudden emergency ,
catches you. And the best
Something we know is to bring
your Buick to u s for a thorough
brake check:
Our Buick -trained mechan
ic, using Buick. approved
Mating methods and Buick-
1 engineered replacement pans,
wlt give your brakes a com
plete .check turn them out
fit o meet new-car specifica
tion, do matter how far
yoa'ye driven already.
Better come in today and
giye your car good brake!
Overhaul & Repair
Condolences are extended the-fa-milies
of Millard Wilson and Sam
Barne'ite who died recently . . .
and to Edna and Eldridge Dixon
Mrs. Theodore Phillips and Mrs
William Sanders are doing niceh
following recent operations!
Hello to all you new employees
and good-bye to Martha Smiley,
Pauline Poteat and George Perry
who have resigned recently.
warm." Thev s:
Healey's dcings .
way, has had as
guest, her sister.
y it was Mary
. Mary, by the
a recent house
Margarot Mints,
of Boston . . . Joyce Pitt man is
back at work after staying home
a few d;:ys with a severe cold . . .
and Roxie Earle is recuperating
from a broken rib, suffered from
a full.
Ester Dunn is on the sick list
. . . William Woodard is recupera
ing from a recent operation and
E. C. Pelletier and C. M. Heath
are back at work after recent ill
nesses . . . Da' id Gaskins' daugh
ter is a patient in the Wilmington
Hospital. Best wishes for an early
recovery to one and all!
rfirfijim t0 Personnel Sec
tion there are a lot of us who are
going to have to reduce our annual
leave (in excess of 60 days) be
fore January 1; and according to
the looks of things, a lot of them
are doin it. Among those vac
tuning are Alton Brinson, Jame
Chadwick, John Styron, Milton
Banks, Edgar Padley, L. A. Young
blood, Ulus Gurganus (he tolds
down the fort at the Central Heat
ing Plant, Peterfield Joint), Fay
Morris and Leonard Parson. John game. Believe you me, she is a fan
Naw Sunnlv
CONTROL BRANCH Wedding
bells will ring in December fur
Elennr Williams, who is wearing
a lovclv diamond signifying her
betrothal to Sgt. Robert Shaves
. . . Coming and goi ig were Robert
Rice who visited relatives in DC
. . . Ruby Barnhill iourned to Wil
liamston . . . Elsie Hamilton visit
ed her family in Atlan:ic.
Claudia Lodge visited her sen
in DC . . . When the I'SS "Good
I .ii'-k" milled in it was met at the
dock hv an "A" Welcoming Com
mittee. Among the new arivals
were Alye Licke"s. .Ina Smith,
Manure Ho'rooke, Ellis Sawyer
and Ray Hardison.
Things we see nd hoar Helen
Creech, Elsie Hamilton, Be'ty
I.entz. Amy Noe. Betsv Parish. Hil
da Forehand, and Chris Marshburn
uttended the Larrv Clinton Dance
. . . Kathleen Mullens Was en'er
tained at a surprise birrtiday par y.
given at the home of Helen Parker
. . . John Ramon had a great
time on his vacation, spending
some time in Atlanta, Ga., and
while there, attending the Caro
lina-Georgia game.
Josie Bell and Elsie Alfred shop
ped in Kinston . . . Bertha Stal ing
has her daughter and son-in-Uw
visiting her . . . Ernie Marquez is
quite adept at household chore ;
as he did them all while the Mrs
was ill recently. Glad she is bet
ter, Ernie! . . . Rubv Sears is back
after a recent illness and we wish
her luck on her new job at OS R
Rubv B-ildree is recuperating
from a major operation . . . Peggy
Kowm was one -of the most out
.standing models at the Fashior
Show.
Amy Noe celebrated her birth
day with a party afttie American
Legion Hut in Beaufort . . . Lela
Tarbox and Pegfv Rowell attended
the Duke-Navy game . . . Jane Tt!g
hman saw the State-Davidson game
and the Carolina-Wake Forest
Public Works
Sign on "Smitty" Smith's office
door during this cold weather:
"Open for business; closed to keep
I Feel A Little
Run Down Doc,
Maybe I Heed a
Tonic.
Nothing like a stretcher case to stretch your
savings to the limit. An doctor's tonics don't do
bank accounts any good. Our tonic la a health and
accident policy that covers you from heat to toe.
Be prepared. Consult with us today.
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DIAL M 3C21
JC3M L CRUIIP
INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE
823 Arendell Street
Morehead City
MUIVM W
III
Bridges ft isth Sts.
MOREHEAD CITY
Imp
WOOD'S PEDIGREED
SEED Will AT
CERESAN TREATED 99 PURE
OVER 90 GERMINATION
Wood it the South' largest braader
and producer of tmatl grain teed.
Our improved foundation stodtt are
bred under the supervision of State
Experiment Station official. All
our breeding and production Yields
are closely intpected by State
Crop Improvement Atipciationi.
CERTIFIED HARD1RED WHEAT
Th hifhrrt yielding wht in Southtrn CoiUl Plain Utti. Mi
46.9 but. ptr ton t Cltimon, S. C. Hiijhtit y!ldr t (our N C
Eprimnl Sttiom for 4 yurt. Ratiiti cold, mild.w, .tmut nd
rust. H bio, long ht, will billed
with qrcin of ttifh milling quality.
ALSO: C.rtid.d RedhMrt Wh.rf; Sf.n
ton nd Fulgriin 0li. Irdlu ttrUy,
Ryo. and otKar ltding imll grains.
See rovr Deafer or Wrttm Us
1 tW&
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Gleem MEW-6RITE Ehomjf idtvet "life- to your
home .'. . bright life of eoler; ionfl f f servicel
Easy-to-use . . oVIes WlhSM 4 hours, tmooft
os o mirror and just tt wtihabte. Choose Iron
lfi lovely thodet. ' i-
Beootify the swrface i . prolong the service
. ., paint for "We" with Gleem NEW-BRITE EnomeU
n. t. naiss a sens
91t ARENDELL ST.
Dial JVL4231,
J'
MOREHEAD CITY
ir.c:t 0 key telcphens worker
PfObabty aha least ihunorlzed but one of the most important
telephone Jobs is perforaiad by the accountant She is a highly
trained specialist turbo handles the hundred and one details
Mtxmtf o reodtr accerate billing and maiotaio the books
of the company. .A large debt of gradtude ft owed to th
accouotiiig worker fpr Ser guiet, yet recogniied, efficiency.
Carcl-za Tckjbcae ft Telegraph Company
An Employee Welfare associa
tion has been organized here. This
association is composed of civilian
employees of tie station '"ho in
dicate their desire to become j
members by signing membership
cards, thereby agreeing to contri-1
bute 50 cents to the designated I
beneficiaries of the deceased fel-1
low member employees. The mem
bership is open to all employees
and js rot limited because of age,
sex, infirmities, color or creed.
A governing board hns been ap
pointed by the Commanding Gen
eral and consists of the following
employees: O&R George Foy Ly
da Jenkins, and Edgar McClellan;
PW-William Stembridge iind James
Iioekey; Navy Supply-Herman Bell;
Station Supply (USMC) T.ilmadge
Benton; HP-Raymond Harrell; FM
Albert Jowdy, Sr.; MT Herbert
Blackwcll: IRO-William Andrews.
The Industrial Relations officer
will call the first meeting of the
board at which time they will elect
their officers and initiate action
to set up and govern the associa
tion. RELIEF AT LAST
For Your COUGH
Creomulsion relieve! promptly because
it goes right to the seat of the trouble
to help loosen and expel germ laden
phlegm and aid nature to soothe and
heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial
mucous membranes. Tell your druggist
to sell you a hottle of Creomulsion
with the understanding you must like
the way it quickly allays the rough
or vou are to have vour monev back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
ECA lo Encourage Creek
Production oi Seed
ATHENS (AP) Exactly
$850,000 seed be spent to en
courage seed production in Greece
the coming year. The Economic
Cooperation Administration (ECA)
and Greek government have
agreed to continue the seed pro
duction program started by the
American Mission for aid to
Greece last winter.
American experts say Greece ha3
the climate and soil to produce
high quality disease-free seed. It
is anticipated the program will
reduce seed importations.
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Dura Mle
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fiives You
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stoim lAfirr
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tOW IN1URANCI RAIlt
lAir FINANCINO
HIAlTHFUtNISl
VIRMIN PtOOfNIU
1T"UCIUAI IMUTT
IOW IUIIDINO cotr
RAPID CONSTIUCtlON
Whlhr you era planninq lo build a home, qarago. businti
rm building or ny other lypv ol truclurrf,
you will want lo Invoil wiitly by mele, : ling batitr rrutwrijl
of proven dui-btIUy, reedy avaiUbiliiy and low cuit.
You gat lhs laatures and many more whon vou una Cnn
ert'tf lilucLw imidr in our liVKirr Hum I. tit- t . i
rrt'tt MuNiinry plant.
Malarial ilranqth. lire 4(aty, wejithor prolcclion. prmin
anca, low upkaap and n palr coil , . all combine lo provido
Ihrfh and tconr my and salociuard your building invanlmcml
In tha greatest pumuiWn moo uro,
Biillrl wilh Dura -l.it' inT't MiiNi;ir mul in
Nur' runstrucllan f lustliin qitalilv.
MAM'l ACTl RKn BY
Hew leria Building
Supply Company
NEW WCBN, . V.
Scld In Beaulcrl By G. W. HUNTLEY
Don't let Vyjl
I catch pmzd?
1 Your car needs winter pro- ('1 1
1 tection, too. See us now tor 1 n I V;:A
1 Sinclair-ize for Winter Serv- Vvil
ice. With this special service, 1 'ul 7 I
I we protect your car ten ways ffCr
1 against winter wear. fil -JJ
I Motor Differential lirti OH end Air fitters I
TraiMinUiieit ChaitU Fren! Wheel Rodlolof Pl8 BotJery
Special Combination Price
SINCLAIft-ize YOUR CAR NOW
You Can Have Your Car or Track Siitclair-ized al Following Sinclair Dealers:
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ISC3EHEADCITY(N.C.
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