TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1948
Beaufort Victor
Girls Score Onesided Vic
tory of 40-8; Return En
gagement Thursday
Beaufort boys and girls teams
triumphed in a cage contest with
Atlantic at the Atlantic gym Thurs
day night and will play them a
return engagement in Beaufort this
Thursday, starting at 7:30.
Score in the boy's game was
Beaufort 41, Atlantic 32. Beaufort
girls bested their opponents by
40-8.
Alton Willis led the victory
march for Beaufort, ringing the
hoop for 10 points, followed by A.
0. Rlartknnship and Jimmie Piner,
each with 8 points and Howard
Fowdre with seven markers.
High scorer for Atlantic was
John C. Hamilton, 15 points. Rose
scored 12, and Smith five.
The local quintet led the op
position all the way, with the mar
gin never less than five points.
The score was 18-13 at the half.
Coach McQuaid's outfit played a
man to man defense all evening.
Piner and Stewart hit the basket
for some beautiful distance shots.
Alton Willis turned in an excellent
game under the basket, as did
Blankenship.
Results (boys game)
Beaufort -
Piner, V
Stewart, F - .
Bliinkenship, C 8
Willis, G
H. Fowdre, G 7
Atlantic
Rose
Smith
Hamilton
Salter
Nelson
Beaufort substitutes: Bcnchcm 2
Fowdre 2. Atlantic substitutes:
none. .
CITY
THEATRE Morehcad City
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MOREHEAD CITY
TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY
RALPH RICHARDSON
JUNE DUPREZ
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Nov. 2 Chief Harry Hardy
and Mrs. Hardy, of Wilmington,
are spending a few days with his
parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. George
Hardy.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Edwards
and daughter, Virginia, of Norfolk,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Hardy and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Guthrie
and "soni liunmici of i Beaufort,
iittpeoti Suaday afternoon with her
iiiuurt, irs. man r-UDanKS.
Mrs. William Cannon and sis
ter, Mabel Eubanks visited Mrs.
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George Tosto Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Courtney and
Mr. and Mrs. Carleton went to
Beaufort Saturday, shopping.
Mrs. Theo. Johnson and Mrs.
George Tosto visited Mrs. Guy
Carrnway at the post office Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Shirley Wallace and Ger
trude Mason visited Mrs. George
Tosto Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Johnson and
daughter, Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Gay and daughter, Barbara Ann
went to the show at Beaufort Sat:,
urday night. ''
Mrs. Willie Pittman and daugh
ter, Mrs. Johnnie Cannon went to
Beaufort Monday shopping.
tude. They have taken on
one of the most important
tasks ever shouldered by
a body of young men ,
the preservation of Peace I
in an uncertain world. '
For that great service to
mankind, we honor them.
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tude. They have taken on
one of the most Important
tasks ever shouldered by
a body of young men
the preservation of Peace
in an uncertain world.
For that great service to
mankind, we honor them.
CARTERET COUNTY NEWS-TIMES, MOREHEAD
Pre-Season Hoop Contest
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Mrs. Nannie J. Pittman came
home Sunday afternoon from
Oriental. She had been spending
sometime with her daughter, Mrs.
George Norman. She has been
sick, but has got some better and
hope she will soon he well again.
Kathleen Hardy spent Saturday
night with Janice Norman.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pittman
and daughter, Nancy visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Pitt
man Saturday afternoon.
, The, choirs from the, Free Will
1 Baptist church and several., ftf the
older people and also the small
children went to Morehcad Sunday
afternoon to the convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Johnson and
daughter, Linda went to Fort
Macon Sunday afternoon.
Between 1776 and 1820, a quar
ter of a million Europeans immi
grated to the United States, half
the number which poured in each
year between 1890 and 1900.
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CITY AND BEAUFORT, N. C
Moody and Hipps
Star As Lejeune
Swamps Kindley
The Camp Lejduiic Marines init
iated the Kindley air force grid
ders into the 1948 football season
with a 34-0 trouncing before a sell
out crowd Saturday afternoon.
The Marine cloven, paced by
hallhaeks Leo Moody and Claude
Hig Hipps, scored in the first few
minutes of play when Hipps skirt
ed his own rii'ht end to go over
standing up from the Lejeune 12
yard line.
The Leatherneck scorers: Claud
ljipps, first quarter; Leo Moody,
second and third quarters; Dick
Stein, third quarter. Mauro San
chez passed to Willi llamnlnn
for the final tally. Stein made
three conversions; Ward, one.
NEWPORT
Mr. and Mrs. II. I!. Anderson,
of Aberdeen, Maryland, are visit
ing Mr. and Mis. T. W. Garner.
Mrs. Claude Garner is spending
some lime in Elizabeth Cily wilh
Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers. She
will also visit Mr. and Mrs. John
Hatfield in Norfolk, Va.
Lt. and Mis. Harry Livingston
and little son, Billy relurned
Wednesday from 1'cnsacola. Kl.i.
where Lt. Livingston has been sta
tioned since July. They will move
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to America's
To men who wear the
uniform of the United
States Armed Forces
Army, Navy and Air
Force, Marines and Coast
Guard the people of this
nation owe a full meas
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into their new home on Church
street next week.
Leon Mann, Jr. is spending the
week end here with his mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Brown, of
Norfolk, Va., Mrs. John P. Caffcy,
of New York City, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Hcrrington, of New Bern, and
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Parlette and
children, Betty, Tommy and Larry,
of Norfolk, Va., were here for the
celebration of their parents' gold
en wedding anniversary.
T. L. Patrick, of U.N.C., Chapel
Hill, spent the weekend here with
his wife and children and attend
ed the golden wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Hcrrington,
Mrs. Patrick's father and mother.
Miss Mi na Garner and Miss Emily
Young, of Burlington, arrived Fri
day to spend the weekend with
Mrs. P. P. Garner.
Miss Heulah Rasberry, Miss He
len Spruill, Robert Garner and Ti
mothy Woodhill attended the Caro
lina - William & Mary game in
Chapel Hill Saturday.
Little Ted Garner. Jr. is spend
ing some time here with his grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Garner.
OTWAY
Nov (i Mr. and Mrs. S. W.
Lawrence had as their guests, El
der T II Edwards and others from
Jacksonville, N. C, for the week
e::d.
Mr and Mrs. Lee (lillikin and
children, of Williamsburg, arc visit -iiiL'
their folks over the weekend.
Miss June Iiloodgood. of More
head City, visited Mrs. Iieulah
Dowty Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Di lanee Willis and
daughter, Ltronna, of North River,
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tude. They have taken on
one of the most Important
tasks ever shouldered by i
a body of young men j
the preservation of Peace
in an uncertain world.'
For that great service to
mankind, we honor them.
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Beaufort
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mildness test and sec how
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When hundreds of men and
women made this same test
smoking Camels exclusively for
30 days an average of
one lo two packs a day
noted throat specialists
who examined the throats
of these smokers every
week (a total of 270 ex
aminations) reported
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attended the service here at the
Disciple church Sunday night.
Mr. Bedford C. Dowty, who is
employing at the Norfolk Motor
co., spent the weekend with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. B.
B. Lawrence and his mother, Mrs.
Beulah L. Dowty.
Mrs. O. W. Lewis called to sec
her sister, Mrs. Emma C. Law
rence Sunday night. .
Mrs. Percy Mason and children
snent a while Monday evening with
Mrs. Beulah Dowty.
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to America's
To men who wear the
uniform of the United
States Armed Forces
Army, Navy and Air
Force, Marines and Coast
Ouard the people of this
nation owe a full meas
. ure of respect and grati
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Mrs. Sara Piner visited Mr. B.
B. Lawrence Monday afternoojv
Bonnie Piner, of the USCG, who
is stationed at Swanshoro, spent
several days this week with his
family. jj
Percy Mason, of USCG, visited
his wife and children this ek.
Miss Joyce Styron spent Friday
night with her sister, Mrs. Sylves
ter Lawrence, Jr.
Mr. Eugene Shepard, of Jackson
ville, is here for the weekend, gt
ing friends.
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tude. They have taken on
one of the most important
tasks ever shouldered by
a body of young men 1
the preservation of Peare
in an uncertain world. 1
For that great service to
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