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r-FRIDAY, MCESI2E S, IMS CAJtTESET CMJKTt V8VH.TI.VM. UASXIlUAn flTt AVD EICAlTORt. N. CnEIUlY POEi? IIEtfS t. Iw ' .v.u.ui nciuir fnu I. i. . ,., Congratulations to the Mowing' treatment at St. Luke's ho. flo?m? 5,,ggs' 'an8 B,and' Joseph P'81 Sterobrldge was 'Bland, George Rotison, Walter ty. ipectator at toe frito-Carolina v' rnn loin U.uvl ST...)! frl. CJ.. : - . . fH;o" ' " vjm:, nuSoi i KHiiur, as were Mr. ojki Htt My "'"j. wniai iyuc, vaiiee iewi, mmth. ( t((jonn Wetaerington, Hubert Holt, Jtobert Modlio and William Pink- Mi. Pam' l) Goodbye and good luck to the ! i ' following employees who have left ii Ins recently: Sidney Mahle, (Emer geney Repair) Jasper Dail (Plant) Jolson Russell (Power Plant), and f Robert Williams who have all transferred elsewhere, Charles 1 ' 6chiavi, Leo Gardner, Cedric Buck, Benjamin Bennett. Clyde Collier, '"'I'Evan Midget te, John Smith and '"'Pop" Kinser who have resigned '"'for sundry and various reasons! Happy Anniversary to the Time keepers! Only four of the original ' 13 timekeepers that arrived bright 1 and smiling on 17 November 1947, a re still out in the divisions -keep ' Ing time. Hazel Radford and Lakie Mowell are still in the Power Plant division . . . Lovie Hoell is in "Plant division . . . and Frances Joyce has the Electronics division now. The first two "lucky" men from O&R to receive "Greetings:" from Uncle Sam are Paul Bowden and Stanley Rawls. They left last week on military furlough! , Mrs. Ralph Leister was discharg- ,' ed from the hospital, following a niajor operation . . . and former -.employee, Martha Smiley, has been admitted to the hospital for an I JJf , Vna tiry.mPratinn ! Wade have Ann Pot POMTi Were YOU eat of the kicky per sons to enjoy the delieiou Thanks giving dinner served at the Civil ian Cafeteria? Boy,' whatta meal! Kari Boyer (Telephone E change) and her mother, Mrs. O. G. Sterlen (Public Works) are back from attending a wedding ill Brooklyn . . . "LSMFT" McLellan (Inspection, Navy Supply) enjoy; ed his holiday at Dunn , . . Lillian Neal (Legal Office) told John Goode not to worry about the dol lar he lost as a buck doesn't g6 far these days. She says it's bound to be around somewhere! From the Fire Department we learn that Mrs. Dsn Swindell is very lucky at bridge . . . and J. C. ("Pretty Eyes) Simmons is (be proud owner of a tan convertible Ford. 'Industrial Relations 17, Administrative: Julia Thatch Wipent her holiday "eye-balling" j'( Wong Norfolk's main drag . . . , Irene Bunch gave a dinner party, V-". starting off with champagne cock- ; tails and ending with fruit c;,ke JL'snd two different kinds of pie . . . jWiJary Gianotti caught up on her "Washing, ironing and waxing . . . i-fcffie Ipock went home to Ernul. Safety: Al Ver'oetic says he had a "quiet" time oi his birthday, but will not tell us anything else . . . I 8. B. Brummitt is on a 2-week va cation, part of the time being spent with his son, a student at the Na val Academy, Annapolis . . . Amanda Gillikin spent her holiday . t Rocky Mount. We are glad your "mother is better, Amanda! Employment Office: Mr. and 'Mrs. Roy D. Paige have announ- (ho on JTig marriage of their daughters, Eunice O'Dell, to Moody B. Drum, . . pj-Newton, and Margaret Alma, to .JwvHerbert Fulcher, of New Bern. The redouble wedding will take place on Christmas Eve, at the Tabernacle lwaptist' Church of New Bern, at f 3:30 o'clock. Friends are cordially (jivited to attend. " Public Works 1 '' 'Mary Healey had her Thanks giving dinner a little early, on the ""' Sunday preceding the holiday, and entertained WO and Mrs. Robert ' Chapman and children, and SSgt. and Mrs. Fran Mullins. WO Chap man and TSgt. Healey are expect ing in the near future (overseas orders, thtt is), i for promotions received recentlv A ' ' ' We welcome Mary Daniels from Station Supply and congratulate 'Iter on the acquisition of proba tlonal status . . . and say fare-thee-ell to Woourow Wilson and Tipp T"" Adams, recent resignees. At a military wedding recently some wag bung a sign on the back r0i the newly-weds' car: "Result Hello to Earl Sutton . . . good bye to James Blackwell . . . and hearty congratulations to Lonnie Daniels on his recent promotion. These are all Motor Transport employees, incidentally! The Apprentice boys are all kid ding J. W. about being at the bot tom of his class, lie says it makes no difference as they teach the same thing at both ends . . . stork news is that Mr. and Mrs. W. E. a daughter, Martha born November 14 . . . Mrs. P. II. Justice a nd her infant daughter are now home. Spending some time at Bachelor recently were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carraway. Station Supply (USMC) ' , Turkey . Pay" has come and f one for another year. Callie New man spent his time off. motoring through Florida . , , as did Mar Caret, Frazies;. She says Miami is SuiUfl 'OK Belva and Al Con attended the Duke-Carolina garai . , . Evelya Harmon went j fa Greensboro and Oak Ridge . . 1 end Mr. and Mrs. Benton ate tur key with their folks in Raleigh! Helen . Krtuse spent the long (not lost), weekend with relatives in Charlotte. On the way up there K- 8 stopped and asked farmer w mucli further she had to go. lWal," ; calculated this farmer, fit's about. 24,000 miles the direr lion you're hea'din', 'bout 17 if you turo around. We sure were sorry to hear f'aul Hilterbrick had his car stolen, t sure upset bis holiday plans and Je hope he soon hears some word f the lost property. Paul and pick Hoogendam ate capon this rear new product to this sec Jion o the country, but oh so iood! i We Vere sorry to see Emmett Williams resign . . . and are glad to meet oJhnSanford who is taking tver Mr, Clellaod's duties at the sundry! f Dont be alarmed, folks, when you see smoke coming out of the Disbursing Office. It's not a fire jt-just the smoke from the ladies, yes, 1 said LADIES , cigars! June White end Eloise Smith say ci garets just became too, too mild for them. If you don't believe ME, take a look for yourselfjust most any old dayl Property and Clothing welcomes Flossie 'Campbell who recently transferred from the Laundry! Dec, i it has been requested to announce that Rev.' Stilly, oi Bridgeton, will preach his firs sermon at the Free Will Bspiis. church, Sunday merning. Decern ber 5 at eleven o'clock. Everyone is cordially invited and urged It attend. . Mr. J. L. Morton is on the sick list. We all sincerely hope for bim a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lupton and Mr. J. A. Lupton returned to Bal timore. Saturday after spending several days here visiting frje.ids and relatives. The Women's Home Demonstra tion club met last Tuesday nigh, with Mrs. F. J. Worthington Eleven persons were present fui the demonstration which was given by the agent on "The Art of Stay ing Young." The hostess servei delicious fruit punch with whip ped cream and assorted cookie; which everyone enjoyed. The meet ing adjourned to meet December 21 for the CHristmas meeting. Mrs. Woodrow Fodrie and Mrs I. I. Fodrie spent a while Friday afternoon with Mrs. W. W. Russell. Lttle Marie Small, of Bay View, spent the weekend here with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Fodrie spent a While in the community Thurs day afternoon. Misses Mary and Mattie Taylor gave their mother, Mrs. J. L. Tay lor, a surprise birthday party las. i Monday evening. Mrs. Taylor re i ceived quite a few nice gifts ami a large group of people were pre sent to help her celebrate. Both Mr. and Mrs. Ilarrv Shad le celebrated birthdays on Nov. 11 . . . Sgt and Mrs. Walton Eurle celebrate their first wedding an niversary en Nov. 15 . , . Mrs. Lee Rountree was complimented on her birthday by a dinner given by Miss NEWPORT Navy Supply Blue skies are hovering 0vei Ervin and Ruth Lupton nowadays. They sailed on the ship .Matrimony , Susie Moore. The guest list includ last week. Everyone wishes both ed Misses Cynthia Killingsworth, of you loads of happiness and best . Helen Parker, Kathleen Mullen, wishes! . . . Elinor Williams has Mary Lou Wilkins, and Betty been entertained extensively with Bountree, Mrs, Philip Healey, Jr., prenupuai parties, bne is to wea ind Mrs. Wltn Earle. oi uareiess laiK. if l Congratulations to proud par 'ems Mr. ana Mrs. rroyi nowara hilhps on birth of son, Jr. n Mabel Rountree spent the holi- "ifay In Goldsboro with relatives . . tha Tnm f"nthev and rhilrirpn ftiotored to Charlotte for a long A week-end . . . Helen Parker made visit to Greenville. S. C. . . . the L A Coopers spent the week- d in Albemarle, their home, get- ng things in order for their anti- pated move to the Buggs Island, ) project. Ruby Scott spent the weekend Greenville, visiting daughter at, a student at ECTC . - Ann Sgt. Robert Shave on December 12th, remember! Vira White is back to work after having a tonsillectomy . . . and Dolores Barrie is back after a week's illness.. We are glad to see you both back on the job! Ruth Willis was an assistant hostess when the Wesleyan Guild 9f the First Methodist church held a recent meeting . , . Lucile Gar ner is entertaining her grandfather from Enfield . . . Helen Creech spent the weekend with Nellie Bell . . . Norman Wade, the famous clam digger, went fishing at Salter rtith and guess what? His lack Tin eati'Noifish!!! . . . Inez WlHis spent the. past weekend In Sumter, S. C. . . , Vernon and LeoQt Crow son spent the weekend with rela tives in Vanceboro ...BE, Fones and John Whisenant reported catch of 40 "swinefUb" (Just in case you don't know, we really mean hogfish) Friday morning, while fishing off Shackleford Banks r . . Congratulations to Edith Lis on her recent promotion and trans fer,, but we miss you in Account ing, Edith. ' On the bright side we see Ruby Clark, Oscar Boyd, Daniel Hawk ins, James Higgins, and Alonzo Midgett exploring their new head quarters. They can't miss that big "WEL-COME" shingle . . . and the only ones on our resigning list this time are Henry Goodwin and John H. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Elmblade were honored at a farewell dinner given at the Blue Ribbon Club just prior to their departure for El Toro, California, where they are to make their home. Guests in cluded Mr; and Mrs. Marvin Fore, Mr, and Mrs. Walter Crawford, Mr. Walter Crawford, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thomas, Miss Barbara Thomas, George Mellott, Lt. and Mrs. R. H. Fore, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Porter, end Mrs. A. W Porter, of Jacksonville, Fla YOU CAN BUY A GOOD QUALITY INNEBSPB1NQ MATTRESS FOI ONLY $U Minus $10.50 for your old mat rmf ort Innersprlng Unit Guaranteed By f Good fleusekeepln; Can or Write RESTWELL MATTRESS Cft 2104 Trent Wrl tUt New Sen Pickup ft Deliver Anywhere k WWW 1? Us. fSu. i L i come and cit rcet PURMA DOG CU0U AND ENTER TH I ANNUAL fyou yudft tic Vf CONTEST Don't fall te aet In thUbig 110.000, prise eotittat foe eportnnea; YohH ' crat a big kick out of Judging the aogi 1 it I JAI I Tf rV . v ia a J IHWiittii i Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ri n mrnrn i ogeemdyoumoy winfineptae . mp Station Wagon. 10 ft. DEEPFREEZE, osl, 0. Smith Kn or snany othac eports avoid, ikvie bag of Peg CVow e4 ' get trous oonteet booluet C.G. G-hill Lec llzrizzh ; J.SC. UIIiTTY G COISflll? Cravsa & So. Fr:hl Sis. J , Hr Cera Snakes which eat eggs whole, generally break them by construc tion after following them. Dec. 1 Mrs. Clarence Millis and children, Edward and Hol land, and Mrs. Zeb Mauney and little daughter, Garobeth, left Sun day for Hopewell, Va. where they are spending the week with Mrs. Mauney's parents. Miss Jean Mason, .a student at Meredith College, returned to Ra leigh Sunday after spending the Thanksgiving holidays here with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Manly Mason. Miss Marianna Mizelle, who at tends Meredith College, was home for the Thanksgiving holidays. She returned to Raleigh Sunday. The Woman's Society of Christ hn sprvif'e is sponsoring a bazaar on Saturday, December 4. The pro-i- 'tit viii add to he building fund of the Newport Methodist church. T'ie sale of handiwork will be in the little shop next to the post office. Come and buy Christmas gifts. Corn contains about 70 per cent starch, and is used widely n the starch industry. g t 4 . jy "If you want te give s gift this Christmas that will be ap preciated for many years to come give furniture. And there's no better place to solve your shopping problems than at Ueilig-Lwiiie Co n p I i i H i ro e F n r i I s h e r s 80. FRONT ST. NEW BERN, N, C. 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