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CARTERET COUNTY NEWS-TIMES, MOREHEAD CITY AND BEAUFORT, N. C
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1948
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE
CONVERT your old sewing ma
- if hine into an electric model Motor
t f nd "parts $19.95 complete. City
' Appliance Co., Front St., Beau
fort, tf
AVE MONEY on back to school
clothes. We are featuring McCall
i'atterns yard goods, covered bu ek
es and buttons. Mason's, Arendell
St., Morehead City. tf
tCXPERT RADIO repairing on all
makes. Philco car sets for immed
iate installation. Matthis Radio
Service Co., 1401 Bridges St.,
Morehead City. tf
PRICES
DRASTICALLY
REDUCED!!!
Brand New 1948 CHRYS
ler Convertible Coupe. Com
plete with all etra eqipment.
Priced at list.
Eight Brand New 1948
PLYMOUTHS with or without
radio and heater. (Any body
btyle).
Two Brand New 1948
CHRYSLER Windsor 4-Door
Sedans.
Brand New 1948 PONTIAC
Streamline Torpedo Sedan.
Radio, heater, seat covers.
1940 PLYMOUTH 4 Door Se
dan. Radio and heater. ,
Can Get Practically
Any Make Or Model
Car You Desire On
Short Notice.
DICK PARKER MOTOR Co.
1302 Arendell St.
' Morehead City
EXPERT alterations on men's and
women's suits and clothing. Work
that satisfies by an experienced
tailor. Famise Corset Shop, 1103
Arendell St., Morehead City. tf
GOOD small picl'-up truck tires.
Perfects. Money back guarantee.
Tire Service Co., 1300 Arendell St.,
forehead City. tf
DURA-LITE concrete blocks. See
these before you buy. D. E. Wil
liams, 1700 Arendell St., Morehead
City. N2p
f'ORTABLE electric Princess sew
ng machine. Used only three
months. Price $75. PHone Newport
401. Garner's Garage & Service
Station, Newport. NSp
CHRYSANTHEMUMS for sale,
fee Mrs. Williams, 113 Queen St.,
Beaufort. N21p
' MISCELLANEOUS
ALL APPLIANCES repaired We
Jiick up your lamp, iron or other
Items, repair and then return them.
Phone Sound Appltdnce Co., M
BOH. Your Frigidalre products
fealer. ; tf
LICENSED electrician for electric
al installations and contracting.
Call City Appliance. Front St.,
Beaufort Phone B 329-1. tf
.
ELECTRIC appliances repair ser
vice. Ranges, water heaters, refrig
erators, electric motors, washing
machines and other small ap
pliances, v Phone M 3947, day or
night Robert L. Garner. Shop lo
cation, 202 South 19th St., More
bead City. ' N3
WE BUY :rap iron, steel, tin, au
to radiators, bodies, fenders, bat
teries. Gei our prices first. Sautt
er's IroL & Metal Co., on More
head City Highway. Phone New
Bern 3910, or write P. 0. Box 736,
New Bern. tf
TYPEWRITERS, adding machines,
calculators. Sales and service. Taff
Office Equipmert Co., 222 Craven
St., New Bern. Phone 3133. tf
DUPLICATE keys made to order.
We hive the blanks and the ma
chine. Protect yourself y having
an extra set of keys made to put
in a safe place. Western Auto As
sociate Store, Beaufort. N.C tf
WANT UP to six ton load to go
north Thursday or Friday. Call
G. W. Phillips at M 9531. It
LOCAL or long distance hauling
Phone M 9551 or see G. W. Phil
lips, 905 Bridges St., Morehead
City, for quick service. N2
JF YOU desire someone to keep
. children in the afternoon, phone
M 3741 for information. N5p
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FOR RENT
IAKE OLD FLOORS j look like
pew. Rent our High. Speed Floor
Sander and Edger. Low rates.
Western Auto -Store, Beaufort.
Phone 3651. tf
FURNISHED 7 room bungalow.
Electrical kitchen. Apply 610 Ann
ft, Beaufort, or phone B 4536. N3
FOUR ROOM apartment. Electric
stove and modern conveniences.
916 Live Oak St., Beaufort. ';, Up
WANTED
. HOUSE to rent, furnished prefer
red, 3 or 4 bedrooms, Morehead
City. Contact Capt Taylor; 1500
Shackleford or phone M 5662. N5p
HELP WANTED
CARRIER BOYS here is your
chance. New routes open in More
head City. Apply at NEWS-TIMES
office on Evans St. ,DH
TWO experienced waitresses, 'one
for morning and one for night
work. Apply or call Broadway
Cafe, M 4411. N5
WANTED TO BUY
30 LIVE young pullets, also dress
ed heavy hens, any number. Apply
Broadway Cafe, Morehead City.N5
Plumbers Revise
ik Laws
At a meeting of Morehead City
plumbers in the mayor's office
Thursday night the town's present
plumbing code was slightly revis
ed and a request drafted to ask
Morehead City commissioners to
approve the revision.
E. Slamey Davis, plumbing in
spector for the town, and A. D.
Fulford, county sanitarian, were
present. The meeting was called
and conducted by Mayor G. W
Dill, Jr..
"Some residents were flagrantly
violating the plumbing code," de
clared the mayor yesterday, "and
this meeting was aimed toward
better enforcement and bringing
about better coordination between
the plumbers and the inspector."
He reminded plumbers at the
meeting that compliance with the
rode was most beneficial to them,
and in the bargain, safeguarded
public health. He said the plumb
ers were unanimously in favor of
rigid enforcement of the code.
Plumbc, who attended were B.
M. Taylor, Jr., Cecil Sewell, Eu
gene Sellindcr, A. L. Kenney, A.
T. Rcid, Red Horton, C. W. Styron,
and Carlton Finer.
HAKLOWE
The following news could not
be included in Friday's paper:
Mr. and Mrs. John Hardison, of
near New Bern, spent last Wed
nesday night with Mrs. Emma
Oglesby.
Mrs. Tommie Willis motored to
Morehead City last Wednesday
afternoon to take Misses Patricia
and Elizabeth Morton on business.
Mcsdames Charlie Bell, Roy
Mason, Gordon Becton, Harry Davis
and Joel Davis attended a bridal
shower for Miss Lula Bell Dickin
son last Wednesday evening at the
Core Creek 'Community building
given bv Mcsdames Charlie .Bell
and A. N. Fodrie.
Ivey Taylor and sons, Thomas
and A. G. spent last Wednesday
evening with Mrs. Emma Oglesby.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Kuch Williams
and son, Gary, were in Beaufort
Thursday morning for Mr. Wil
liams to see Dr. Hyde.,
Dr. Luther Fulcher, of Beau
fort, was here last Tuesday morn
ing to see Mrs. Cicero Taylor.
Mr.( and Mrs. Ashby B. Morton
were in Beaufort last Monday
afternoon to see Dr. L. W. Moore.
Tom Adams, USN of San Diego,
California, came last Friday to
visit his mother, Mrs. Lottie V.
Adams for a week.
Johnnie Olund attended the
State Fair one day last week at
Raleigh. '
Rev. John R. Poe and a friend
of Swepsonville visited Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Ball last week.
A. B. Morton, Jr. and Cicero W
Taylor attended the State Fair at
Raleigh Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Adams
were here Sunday to see Mr. and.
Mrs. M. C. Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray West and
Bobby Dawn West were guests of
Mrs. Emma Oglesby Thursday and
Friday evening for supper.
Mrs. Carl H. Morton, Mrs. Tom
mie Willis and Claude Cummings
were in Beaufort Saturday after
noon, Mr. and Mrs. W. "Bob" Andrews
of Washington, D. C. are guests of
PMiip Taylor and family. Mr. and
Mrs. Andrews are here for the
Gardner-Taylor wedding Sunday,
October 31, 4 p.m. at the Harlowe
Methodist church.
Mrs. Ashby B. Morton and Tom
Adams were in Beaufort Saturday
morning to see Dr. Hyde. .
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Taylor and
children, Mr, and Mrs. Primrose
Gooding and sons, and , grand
daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Beachem, all
of North River, and Mrs. Harry
nL.l. 41. - . . . ,
uavn were we guesia oi Mrs. .nv
ma Oglesby Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. LoUie V. Adams and A. P,
Adams motored to Goldsboro Sat
urday for Mrs. Adams to see Dr.
Ivey.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mason, Miss
Betty Jane Mason, Mrs. Walter
Guy Temple, Mr. and Mrs. John
W. Ives, Wallace Conner, Carey
and. Floyd Temple were in Beau
fort Saturday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Xenophon Mason
and son, Charles, of Marshallberg,
Were guests' of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Mason. Sunday, i , ,
Misses Shirley and Faye Taylor
and Betty Jane Mason were in
Raleigh' Friday and attended the
Stte Fair. - , .. . '
The Woman's Society of Christ
ian Service will hold their week of
prayer service Tuesday afternoon
at the church. Mesdames Will Con'
ner, Gordon Becton, Roy Mason, W
NEWS of the
Davis Is Association
Moderator 34ih Year
The 65th annual session of the
Atlantic Baptist association met
it 'Swansboro Thursday! and Fri
day with M. Leslie Davis of Beau
fort Vrving as moderator for the
34th consecutive year. It was the
list meeting of the association
which he has attended without a
break.
Dr. John H. Bunn, pastor of the
Morehead City First Baptist
church, served as clerk.
There are 30 churches in the At
lantic association including those
in Craven, Jones, Pamlico and
nearly all of Onslow county.
The association is made up of
thirty churches from east Carolina
counties. Officers are M. Leslie
Davis, moderator; Rev. Alabert S.
Lamm, vice-moderator; and Dr.
John H. Bunn, clerk-treasurer.
The first day's session began
at 10 o'clock. The annual associa
tional sermon was delivered by
Rev. E. Cannady,. of Richlands. In
cluded among the speakers on the
orogram were Dr. W. D. McGee, of
Baptist hospital at Winston-Salem;
Mr. Claude Gaddy, of Raleigh; W.
C. Reed, of the Kennedy Home,
and Mr. Earl Bradley.
OBITUARIES
Gay Foster Jones
Funeral services for Guy Foster
Jones, 57, of Swansboro, were held
Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. at the
Swansboro Methodist church. Mr.
Jones. was found, death due to a
heart attack early Friday afternoon
on board a U. S. engineer boat in
Wilmington on which he was engi
neer.
Ministers conducting tho last
riles were Rev. W. L. Rogers, the
Rev. W. D. Williamson and the
Rev. A. S. Benton. The pall bear
ers were from the government ship
yard in Wilmington.
Mr. Jones is survived by the fol
lowing: his widow, Mrs. Daisy
Jones, a niece whom Mr. and Mrs.
Jones reared ,Mrs. Tnclma Rowe,
of Georgetown, S. C; his mother
and father. Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Jones, Swansboro; a borther, Lee
Jones, Swansboro; two sisters, Mrs.
Renja Weigser, Bridgeton, and
Mrs. J. F. Foster, Swansboro.
CARNIVALS
(Continued From Page One)
Johnise Ie, Calvin Jones, Ann
Davis. Clifford Lewis, Berta Fod
rie, Jack Lewis, Helen Mason.
Jackie Wpeatley, Joyce Ann
Beachem, Jimmy Guthrie, Elizay
beth Edwards, flalsey Paul, Jr.,
Brona Willis. Giles Loftin, Jean
Chadwick, John Chaplain, Laura
Hudgins.
Billy Martin, Barbara Downum,
James Norris, Shelba Laughton,
Jim Potter, Sterling Chadwick,
Herman Austin, Jean Jonkins,
Stephen Dudley, Ada Lewis, Mal
colm Sabiston, Anita Copeland,
Bob Davis, Mary Lou Owens, Char
les Farlow, Pegey Austin, Billy
Eudy, and Gwendolyn Adams.
Kuch Williams, Carlton Tay'or,
Carlyle Taylor and W. C. Williams
will give talks on the program.
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Turner, Mrs.
A. N. Bell, Eddie Turner, Mrs. W.
Kuch Williams and Gary Williams
were in Beaufort Saturday after
noon. Ashby B. Morton was in New
Bern Monday morning.
The wedding of Miss Emily Tay
lor , and Scott Gardner of Macon
will be solemnized Sunday after
noon, October 31, 4 p.m. at the
Harlowe Methodist church.
, Mrs. Joe Small,, Miss "Beky"
Small, Jackie and Carol Small, and
Mr. Spruill of Norfolk, Va,, spent
Monday night here.
Miss Emily Taylor, who has been
working in Raleigh, came home
Monday night to spend the week,
Mrs. Emma Oglesby was . in
Beaufort Tuesday.
Mrs. Ashton H. Tallman of near
Beaufort was in the community
Tuesday morning.
Little Miss Cherry Dawn Hardi
son, of near New .Bern, spent the
weekend with Carlyle Taylor.
D3. E. F. KEKIUS
OPTOMETRIST
3rd Floor Elks Temple
Rooms 307-8-9 & ill
NEW BERN N. C
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CHURCHES
New Christian Church
Dedicated Saturday .
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The new Christian church on
Bridges street was dedicated at 3
o'clock Saturday afternoon in spe
cial services. The dedication cli
maxed a week of revival services
led by the Rev. Charles W. Riggs,
state evangelist of the Christian
churches.
Present for the dedication of the
new chapel-were delegates from
the Pamlico Union district compri
sing the Christian churches in Car
teret, Craven, and Pamlico coun
ties. ,
Union Service Sunday
Congregations of Morehead City
Baptist churches attended a
union service at 7:30 Sunday night
in the First Baptist church, More
head City. Dr. J. H. Bunn, pas
tor, was in charge of the ser
vice. The sermon was deliver
ed by the Rev. Lester Tilley, pas
tor of the First Methodist church.
The Methodist Youth Fellow
ship and the Friendship Circle of
Tuttles Grove Methodist church
dtended a weincr and oyster roast
at the camp of Miss Carrie Hun
nings on the sound between More
head City and Broad Creek Satur
day night.
GULF OIL
(Continued From Page One)
has worked with the Gulf Oil cor
poration 19 years.
Nationally, 6,305 dealers, . or
nearly 20 per cent of the total as
sociated with Gulf, will receive
similar awards in the next 30 days.
It is intended that such observan
ces will henceforth be an annual
event.
Addressing the meeting here,
attended by approximately 10 lo
cal dealers, Mr. Bowdcri comment
ed that the service station
operator had taken his place along
side the other prominent local
merchants in importance to the
community.
Declaring that "Service station
business today is big business," he
revealed that more than a quar
ter of a million service stations
are operating in America today.
Last year, he said, these stations
most of which are independently
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III Camer Installed
At Ann, Turner Streets '
: The large white box on a tele
phone pole at the corner of Ann
and Turner sts., which Beaufort
passers-by have been viewing with
curiosity, is an installation which
will increase the telephone circuits
to Harkers Island from one to
four. ' .
Called an Ml carrier, it enables
telephone engineers to aJd three
new circuits without stringing any
more wires. . The bos at Turner
and Ann is the receiving-transmission
end of the Beaufort-Hark-ers
Island circuits.
There will be no change in num
bers or dial procedure in Harkers
Island, according to engineers Jen
nings Teal and Buck Price, who in
stalled the carrier.
Stated in technical lingo, the
Ml carrier telephone .system is a
double side band amplitude-modulated
system developed to provide
telephone service over existing
rural lines at the same time that
these lines are used for the trans
mission of voice frequency tele
phone service.
Australia Plans Radio Board
SYDNEY " (AP) The Aus
tralian Government plans to set up
a board of three to control broad
casting. Announcing the proposal
in Parliament, Prime Minister Jo
seph B. Chifley said there was
no suggestion of socializing the
air. At present broadcasting comes
under the control of the Post Of
fice. owned and operated delivered
more than 33 billion gallons of
gasoline and did a total volume of
iinsiness of more than $5 billion.
He added: "This business was one
in the course of servicing more
than 37 million highway vehicles,
the greatest number to travel our
roads in all history."
On a basis of averages, he corf
tinued, each service station today
supplies 150 highway vehicles with
an average of 800 gallons yearly.
From a retail viewpoint, service
station operators last year took in
about four cents out of every dol
lar that was spent in our nation's
retail stores. He concluded:
"Gulf's action in honoring the
pioneers, in this great business is
intended as a further step toward
gaining public recognition for the
rcie of the serviceman in our
community today."
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' FRONT ST. BEAUFORT"
Allasiic Ei;h!i Crads ; "
Makes Room laproveciesis
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We, the eighth grade of. the
Atlantic elementary school, feel
that our grade is off to a good
start, now that we have our room
cleaned and a few adjustments,
made. The walls have been scrub
bed, window sills extended, to ac
commodate potted plants, a new
book case, and two new bulletin
boards have been added, and the
boards given two new coats, of
'paint' . -. -:vjVr'
Every day high school students
compliment our room on the "New
Look" it has so recently acquired.
Considering what it was and what
it is now, we feel proud of it. Co
operation, that's the keynote. Each
child lias done his share of the
work eagerly and without com
plaint. The Sunshine cluo met on Fri
day, Oct. 15. The secretary read
the minutes of the last meeting
and they were approved. We de
cided to select our class colors,
flower, and motto. The . colors
selected were red and white, the
motto, "Yet Higher," the flower,
red rose. The meeting was then
adjourned by the president. .
Reporters, Dolores Willis
Frances Fulcher
Three Minor Fires
Occur In Morehead City
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
saw a fire each day in Morehead
City, with only minor damage re
sulting from the three conflagra
tions. At 12:10 Friday the firemen put
out a grass fire on Arendell be
tween 31st and 32nd sts. A roof
fire was extinguished at the home
of Fred Fulford, 608 Fisher st., at
12:45 Saturday, with minor dam
ages. Sunday at 9:10 a.m. a floor
furnace flooded at 2105 Fisher, re
sulting in a blaze which caused
slight smoke damage.
Kangaroos are vegetarians, and
sometimes damage crops.
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Guthrie answered in the affir
mative, continuing, his story and
interspersing it with the words,
"He (Gillikin) burned it down, ' 1
had nothing to do with it.? t -V
"He'd1 been telling'me all day he
was going to burn the store and
wanted me to do Jt," the witness
stated. He also told the court that
be and Gillikin had been drinking.
; In the course of Guthrie's testi
mony, he revealed that Gillikin
had offered him $200, first to help
Gillikin, who is a cripple, out of
the store when Gillikin set the
fire,, then to stay and watch the
candle burn after Gillikin decided
to leave.
Under questioning by Mr. Wheat
ly, Guthrie, who served as clerk
of the Gillikin store, stated that
he has been convicted before on
two charges, one for cutting a man
and one for driving while drunk.
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Colder weather means more
wear and tear on your car.
'Oil
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both Instances. .
Other -witnesses ' were Osborne
Pake, Thomas Turner, taxi driv
ers, and Fred Pittman, who turned
in the fire alarm.
"Present at the hearing dwere
Charles W. Lewis and C. C. Dun
can,' deputy commissioners of in
surance from Raleigh. : Mr. Lewis,
following the hearing, commended
the police and fire department for
'heir efforts in investigating the
burnings
In other case: before the mayoi
yesterday Harold E. Willis was
charged with being drunk but fail
ed to appear and a warrant was
issued charging him with 'failure
to answer to charges. W. C. Cot
tingham was charged with malic
ious use of the courts by bringing
charges against a party and then
failing to appear to testify.
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