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Oct. 30 Mri CHHrlei Green, at
Faietteville ig .visitlhg htr par'
ert. Mr. and Mrs.' Butler La
rence. - ,
iir. and Mrs, Inn "t-f-lor
sun ui aeaievei visiiea lurs, iay
lor'? parents,, Mr, and Mrs. T, r
Lawrence, Sunday.
Mr. Uz&li tewls hSbtofed to fta
,elgH thls-webk oh bushSess.
Mr. 6: ;T., Lawrnece spent the
eekend wltH his family.
Mr. S. W. " Lawrence and Mr.
.Floyd Lawrence Went tb Beulah-
WHe tb tfttijHa the funeral of Mr. I
Gebrfee Shepard, Friday.
Dr. E. S,( Weaver of Wilson was
in the cbrhmnnity this week on
business. .
Mrs: Leon" Styron and children
of Davis spent several days this
week with her mother, Mrs. E. T.
Lavyrence.
Mrs. Lucy Gillikin and Mrs.
PeaH Lewis visited their father,
. Mr. Moses Gillikin, Wednesd:y.
Mr. and Mrs. Doity Gaskill of
Stacy visited Mrs. Gaskill's par
ents Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fulcher
and children of North River were
the guests of Mrs. Fulcher's' par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Law
rence, Sunday.
A large crowd attended the Hal
lowe'en party at the school house
Thursday night, liingo and other
: games were pi ycd and everyone
had a good time.
Mrs. Hardy Lawrence rnd Mrs
EjDjjlah Dowty went to Beaufort
(Saturday shopping.
Mrs. Sylvester Lawrence, Jr..
daughter, June, spent Friday
her mother, Mrs. Tccrcli
ron.
Surprise Birthday Party
jr. B. b. Lawrence w.s given a
rprine birthday party by Mr. and
Preston Lawrence, Mr. and
Floyd Lawrence, Mr. Svlves-
I Lawrence, his son. Mr. and
Mrs.. Whitford B. Gillikin. Mrs.
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-lltllrin tiis nier rved hot crif
fee arid cake to the guests. Mr.
-"i-.u ui me nrat slice of c&ke
n his 80th birthday. He thanksd
;vervore for Mi glffl
Mrs. B. B. Lawrence is still on
he sick lisi. tvery one would be
lad to seb her up again.
MARSHALLEEEG
Nov. 3 Mrs. ,.fess(e itiirray
ahd Mr. Wallace . Whiteniirst and
Mrs. -ll"ert Melius, of New Bern,
N. C, Mrs. Sallie' Thomas, Mrs.
Menzette King Kornegay, Mrs.
Mennie Wav, Mr,. William Way, of
Beaufort, N. C, Mr. . Wendell, of
Morehead City, attended the fune
ral of Mrs. Poliy Lewis here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lewis and
children, of New Bern, N. C, spent
the weekend here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Lewis.
Miss Sybil Davis and Miss Mai
da Moore returned home Saturday
from a week's trip through Geor
gia where thev visited Mr. and
Mrs. Willy Willis and Charleston.
S. C. where they visited Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Parsons, then continuing
on as far as Miumi, Fla.
Those who attended the services
at Methodist church Sunday morri
ing were Capt. J. A. Nelson, Mrs.
Fannie Nelson, of Gloucester,
N. C, Mrs. Ray Willis, of Beaufort,
N. C. Rev. Harrcll, of Straits,
N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chad
wick, Mr. ;hd Mrs. Hugh Willis,
Miss Eloise Willis, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Hancock, Mr. Truman Da
vis, Mr. George liancock, Mrs. Tho
mas Hood, all .of Smyrna, N. C.
Mr. Staten Moore has returned tb
Norfolk, Va.
Rev. I.ee Phillips, pastor of
M.irshallberg Missionary Baptist
church, preached Sunday niu'ht at
7 o'clock in Methodist church in
a union service.
r':.i;
PdtPomrrt
! Sprty , Dot Boldosser .f Power
Plant) h&s been ill and wish her
a speedy recovery . . . Bernice Dro
pufceh (Navy SUpply) Is receiving
cbrfgratulations ort recent promo
tion . . Things just don't seem
right with Ralph (Swede) Elm
blade (O&R) gone. We arc anxi
ous o hear he is getting along and
hope he keeps his promise to write
to-vus from California . . . John
Whitford, Foy Banks and Dan
Svflndell (Fire Department) ore
back from Norfolk and seem to
have learped a lot from the course.
Ask them about "Operation Trash
Bisket" ... the following O&R
personnel are to be congratulated
privrecent .promotions: Harry Spi-
cec, Charles Stanley. Howard S'ott,
Marlon Vendrick, Willis Duughtcy,
Luther Norris,
Two employees that resigned
nJ. "ro rricn are John Ives "id
''rank Williams . . . singing the
irhdav song while performing
heir duties in the Housing Pro
; ect are: Ray Chadwick, JameS
:ufly and Floyd Blythe . . . wheij
you have unexpected guests ana
lave to stretch a meal for two to
serve six, give Lillian Neal (Legal)
a biki she has the system! . . .
Reggie Stvron (Telephone Office)
Says His English wife claims her
fantlly has been entiilrd to bear
arms since William the Conqueror.
tcld tifiT ,-1s family has
hoan entitled too hare legs since
Noah! . . . George Ellis told us
that time tells on a man especial
ly a good time! . . . Mary Walter
Says exercise will kill germs, but
she did not say how you can get
the germs to exercise!
Treasurer, Josenh Raby. Repre
sentatives are: third class, Section
A: Albert Francesconi, M?rvin Bo
hart, Joseph Raby: Section B: Ha
rold Morris, Tom Fleisch, Dell Tho
mas: Section C: Lewis Womble,
Dewey Dixon, W. P. Watson; Sec
tion D: Harry Bell, Eugene Rudd,
Everett Oliver, Jr. Fourth class,
Section Af Abrom Willis, Wyatt
Jones. C. W Warrington; Section
B: Grover Sirmons, Jim Gillikin,
luchard Bell; Section C: Bill Pow
ell, Billie Holton, James Gounti-
kas; Section D: George Soltow,
Charles Pugh, P. H. Justice. These
are the men to contact If you want
to krotf anything about your as
sociation and the association u
really getting to be something!
Missed around the corridors
these days is Joe Nolan, who has
transferred to Quonset Point . . .
Richard Goodman, who w;is l,-s'
heard from in Arkansas . . . and
IlolwM't French, who resigned tt
go into business!
Our star pupils, according to the
last report cards, were Joseph Ra
by, 3c, 08.05, and Roy Dixon, 4c.
9!U5! That's all now!
The length of the boundary of
the United States, on all points of
the compass, is 10,748.
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la dw coniTructfon ol 8 Any of & cbunlrr'l HiimI eoomMcUl
and public buildlnqi, wbra the primATT coniidwAtlou ar fir
saltiy. oimI MnKtunl Irmoth, building flexibility, low upkp
coi ana aKkitaciuril bHuty . , , too will find modarn Coacrata
Maaonry baing uaad aa lha pnUtnd building matarlal.
In lha dlr oi Datrolt thaia la probably a graatar dlTaralty ol
Goncrala Maaonry buildinga than in any othar malropolitaa
araa In lha country. Hara you wiU find malaanc churchaa. baau
tlful lhaatraa. ullra-modarn achoola. dub houaaa. aDarraunl
buildinga, conunarclal buildinga ol aVary da-riptton . . . alia
thousanda of homaa . , , built to lha htghaat archilactural an4
coiufructloa atandarda, fating Cantmla Maaonry aa lha baale
original building nulariaL
Ba auldad by lha cholca and nperianca ol axparla'who build
for lha futura aa wall u tor today. Spacily "Concrala Maaonry
lor parmanant aatiafaction.
Apprentice School
Long time no news but that's
because of illness and absenteeism
for one reason or another and this
reporter, as well as the contribu
ting reporters, missed a couple of
deadlines First of all I think i
resume of the Apprentice Associa
tion's Council Officers and Repre
sentatives, will be welcomed by
everybody, so here they are: Pre
sident, Albert Francesconi; Vice
President, Harold Morris; Record
ing Secretary, Marvin Bohart;
let'
NAVY SUPPLY
Gather arcur.d. folks, snd
find out wind's doin'; in -
FISCAL DIVISION-with fisl
in quite the spcrt, Bill Portei
Tom Cathey (PW). and Georg
Brockwry Jr. and Sr. (PW) tried
heir luck at deep sea fishing; but
:o go, although everyone acquired
i str.Un and windburn. Joy Mur
ray fcund Fort Bragg the same in-
rtslii" place when she visited
.Itr Ul utiles unu V1" nrciiua
'.hristine and John Brinkley spent
time in Raleigh with their main
objective "The State Fair."
Joan and Dick Tuttl spent the
weekend in Raleigh visiting
"rierids. Ana shd Stetson Mur
pl y spent their vacation cruising
aroi.nd Florida. Betiy Lentz ana
F'letmor Ring and husband danced
to the music of Charlie Spivak.
Coagrats to fclsie Hamilton, who
tr psferred from Procutement to
Disbursi.-.g, on her recent promo
ion; a. id, Ann Oliver is transfer
:ng to tJSNCEL, SolrHon, Maiy
md. Well Ann, it's au revoir and
ts of liibk Our . utmost sym
l.itby goes to F.laine Roliland,
.lies? dog was killed by an auto
'oi'ile receiitly. "Butch" was the
ii, who traveled so far to make
is new home at Ann's. Well,
et's see what is new in
SIM PLY DIVISION football
rtns- wai t to meet same of your
ellow f.ns? Well, here goes
am Newberry, Dick Wynn, and
inn Trrder atlended the Caro
ina State gamr.-K tliryn lnman.
,'illie Dennis, and Nelly Bell s.tw
e Camp Leletlne-Fort Bragg
they met L.S.tJ. Giving the St:te
Fair the onteover, .Helen Jowdy
and Faye Cpllins reported having
a wonderful time Having m:de
their trip on the boat "Recovery,"
Nora Grimes and Carrie wiriihger
are, back tb wprk. Glad to sfee you
yirls back. Mr. and Mrs. B. f.
camp amu
Nov. 4 Mrs., W. D. Gaskins
with daughter, Judy, left tor Jack
sonville Beach to spend the week
with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Albin Beacham
peht Sunday with his parents in
Chocdwiriity.
Mrs. W. L. Walton, of Qoldsboro,
and her mother, Mrs. J. B. Bathea,
of Dunn, N. C. are staying here
this week with Mr. W. L. Walton,
he being the etra section foreman
lor the A and E C Railroad, as-
SrUtl'h S!1! snt srd"? wiih h's brb,hT' IK1 to this area.
line-v'a;le
help
Norman a: .1 Sybile
boost Carolina when
FRtSH CAU6HT
DRESSED & DELIVERED
Phone M-401-1
M-402-1
jLrncd with' them for a st;y
Voices lit The Night
FrSm the diaper department w&
hear that John Alfred M:yo, III,
e'llrred the world on October 16,
the son of John and Elsie (n?e
Limb) Maya (PW) . . . Also Oil
the midnight bedroom-to-kitchen
trek is Joe Lewis, whose son Jos
eph Edward was born 1022. Mrs.
Ltwls is t' e former Sue Brock of
PW . . . other new arrivals Include
prion
North
Beacharti
River.
who resides at.
This Tuesday thev Mrs- H. J, Grimstead. of South
celebrated, at home, their twenty Norfolk, arrived here Wednesday
fifth wedding anniversary. Congta- fr a visit with her relatives and
tulntions are in order. . ? v friends, more especially her s.s'.er,
Mr. arid Mrs. Herbert Clark. Mrs- Rsa York- who has been con
fined, because of illness, for the
Clark
a Sn In Mr A Mrc W.II-. -VoJ P8St tW0 WeekS- She W'" StaV t
vv uitu I'UJ, II HIIVI T
mans (PW); a daughter to 'the
Mr. Elmatt
Walter Smiths (FM);
Cers to Mr. and Mrs.
and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. French1.
both of the Apprentice School,
Cohyr:tulatiohs to all!
nd daugh-
J. R. Lehti
the home of her son,
Oglesby.
Friends of Mrs. Willie Guthri"
will want to be informed that she
has entered the hospital for ah
operation.
WHEN XMAS SHOPPING
REMEMBER
BELL'S DRUG STORE
. BEAUFORT
CaII
on u
you want informa
lion on fiiliing boata
feir charter or a
drr of dreaiod fiak.I
OTTIS'
MOREHEAD CITY gil
FISH MARKET P(
MANUFACTURED BY
Uev Bern Building
Supply Co.
NEW BfeitN, N. C.
old fit Beaulorl By & W. HaHTLEY
We Havd The Bed Sdluiiofi
To Yonr
Wri Are f ealuring
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ABESTOS
1DING
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When yen want quality Eailiing inaleHais at
the right price ,be rare to stop in--
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'iQti&nP "J All Ages! finest Quality $
a JSSPyyv. " at lowest Prices
Sturtly Rfcfrjr Toys
Mtcharfcaf Tdy
AcTlo'rf M toys
Mufleeri Toy.
"Wind-UfjC Trolhi
Electric Trains
Beautiful Dolls
Doll Furniture
HbutelMepIng Toys
Crib Toys
Hohter Sots & Gum
Action Games
."Jucatlonol Toys
Comt In Now While Stocks Art Lr(
took at mm rmmsAWtsst
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With layette.
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Takes los of
rough piny ! All
metal. Gaily
colored. t"
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KUBRIR IAU
Lively bounce;
neavy rubber.
Assorted col
ors, designs
Gene Aufry, Jr.
CAP PISTOL
A real cowboy
repeater! 7V4"
long: red or
pearl grips.
mflr.wWi.A..,.,.
MUSICAL TOP
Always a fa v.
orite! Hums
while Spins!
All steel. IM4
03 GUil CHRISTIIAS LAY - A WAY PLAII
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A SHALL DEPOSit WILL HOLD ANY ARTICLE TIL XMAS!
Don't Disappoint the Kiddies Come In Iffvr and Make
Year Selection While Slocks Are1
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BEAUFORT
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li b. f liM Vj J
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21c
Budqct Plcasinq
SPANISH 6AR CAKE
JANE PARKER JELLY ROLL
ANGEL FOOD BAR CAKE
CARAMEL lECAN ROLL A
POUND CAKE
Jane Parker
Plain or Marble
13-Os.
Cake
l-Dor.
Pkg.
18c
lane Parker Sugar
DON UTS
Marvel
DINNER ROLLS 10c
Home Style . Sandwich Regular Pan
MARVEL BREAD
l&c
Loaf
JANE PARKER
FRUIT CAKE
m-Lb.
Cake
S-Lb.
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1.25
2.45
MILK
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Evaporated )
3 as. 40d
LA CUOV CHINESE '
STYLE rOODS
BEAN SPROUTS
. 2 j.n,a 29c
Chnei Dinners
fe 53c
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Can atC
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CHOP SUEY
S.' 37c
CHOW MEIN
NOODLES
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FRESH PRODUCE
300s 210s
Orsnijes 2 doz 35c
2 BUNCHES
Casrds 19c
LUX FLAKES
35c
Lge.
Pkg.
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Pears ,2 lk VrjEte
tees, t lk 23t
Veiinw Ghioiis. lb 5c
SWAN SOAP
2 s 21 c
Crahberries, lb.
Chsstls, lis
23r
29c
Dtiitlotts
Applss, 2 lbs 25c i
IDAHO RUSSE'f
Pclileesi 1Mb-bag 59c
Etefniil 4fo-54s, 5 for ..Z9r
RINSO
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p6g Soap
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OftAKULATED SOAP
PERK
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SWAN ........ 2 31c
POWDERS .. 2 21 1
MUri end Alellow Coffee . i
8 O'CLOCK i & 1.15
SUPER RIGHT
MEATS
SELECT BEEF
CM Roast Ib69c
BEEF
Short Ribs, lb. 3flc
VEAL SHOULDER
Cbcps, lb. 65c
PORK LOIN -r END CUT
Roast, lb. .......... 59c
PORK LOIN END CUTS
Chops, Id. ..... JSc
SMOKED SMALL SIZE
t Firdics, lb 55c
DKESSEli AND bRAN
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DRESSED AND DRAWN
P llcrii IB. :E2s
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ORANGE
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