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FttDAT, JANTARY 7, 1949 CARTERET tyUNTt kEWitniES. IfoROTAft err? AKP beapfobt. n. c. PAGE tlVf I tM ort foetal efris Mrs. J. Michael Moran, Society Editor Phone B4481 Mrs. R. S. Eudy is ill at her home on Ann Street Extension. Mr. and Mrs. Pelham Jones re turned to Wake Forest Sunday af ter spending the holidays here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Ratcliff re turned home recently from Greens boro where they spent the holi days with her sister, Mrs. W. Phillips. Mr.' and Mrs. Jesse Staton and son, Cloman have returned to Wake Forest after spending some time here. Miss Sue Murray Thomas return ed to Smithfield Sunday after spending the holidays here. Miss Carrie Lee Jones has re sumed her position as a teacher in the New Bern schools after spend ing the holidays here. Miss Bertha Fulford will return lo Raleigh Sunday after spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vance Fulford. J. J. Montague left last Monday for Norfolk after spending the ho lidays with William Blade Parkin at the home of his mother, Mrs. Ilattie Parkin. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Waters and daughter. Frances, returned to La Grange Sunday after a visit with Mrs. L. C. Davis. William Blades Parkin left yes terday for Norfolk after a two week visit with his mother, Mrs. Ilattie Parkin. Mr. and Mrs. Newman and son, Max, returned to Chicod Sunday after spending the holidays here. Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Jones left Sunday for Raleigh where they will spend the winter. Billy and Harry Davis left last week for Wake Forest after spend ing the holidays at home. Mrs. Jack Chadwick had as her guest over New Year's Mrs. Ve ronica Ford of South Mills. Y. Z. Mason has returned to Washington, D. C. after spending the holidays with his mother, Mrs. Winnie Mason of Atlantic and his sister, Mrs. L. C. Davis, of Beau iort. vf-- Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Mason, of New Bern, spent the holidays with Mrs. L. C. Davis. Mrs. Grady Willis and family, of Atlantic, spent the holidays with Mrs. L. C. Davis. Miss Etta Willis, of Wilmington, spent the holidays with Mrs. L. C. Davis. Mrs. Carlston Cashwell and daughter will leave Sunday for Clinton after spending the past two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Gehr mann Holland. Mrs. Daniel Willis left Wednes day fqr Norfolk where she was called by the illness of her father, B. G. O'Neal. Mrs. Richard Goodman and daughter, Dianne, of Fort Smith, Ark., are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Willis. Mildred Wallace Simpson re turned to Meredith college in Ra leigh, Monday after spending the holidays at home with her parents. Mrs. Leonard Safrit and Mrs. Bob Salter motored to New Bern Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Eastman motored Thursday to attend the in auguration of the new governor. Joe Pickett recently spent sev eral days in Lexington, N. C. Mrs. J. S. Steed motored to Greenville last week to take her son, James who is a student at E.C.T.C. Ben Keel has resumed his stu dies at William and Mary in Rich mond, Va. Bobby, Henry and Jane Safrit visited in Wilmington and Faison recently. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Williams have returned home after spend ing the holidays at Rich Square Mrs. Francis Kirk and family spent the holidavs in Darlington, S. C. Dr. Earl Hedrick and sons, Bill and Bob, of Raleigh, recently spent several days as the guests of the George Eastmans. Billy Loftin, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Loftin, who is stationed in Texas, will arrive homo for a visit this weekend. McCIeary Lawrence Miss Nadine Lawrence, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lawrence, of Beaufort, R.F.D., was married to Mr. Richard E. McCIeary, of Johnstown, Pa., Friday evening, Pec. 31, at 7:30 o'clock. The single ring ceremony was performed by the Revk W. E. Anderson at his home in Morehead City. The couple were unattended and only a few close friends and relatives were present for the cere mony. The bride wore a gray gabardine suit with black accessories and a shoulder corsage of red roses. The couple left immediately for Johnstown, Pa. where they will make their home. GLOUCESTER Russell's Hold Open House In Honor of Daughter Mr. and Mrs. N. II. Russell held "Open House," Thursday wening. December ' 30 in honor of their I daughter, Nancy Duffy's fifteen birthday. ! The home was beautifully de corated in keeping with the Yule tide season. i After greetings were said the! guests were invited into the dining room where the table was covered, with a lace cloth and centered with a birthday take decorated in red j and green written to the music i of "Happy Birthday To You." Tall ! red tapers lighted from silver Professor and Mrs. J. E. Daniel ey returned to Elon College Sun day after spending the holidays with Mrs. Danieley's parents. Mr. R. H. Bledsoe, of Thomas ville, visited Miss Betty Jean Da niels a few days recently. Burton Daniels. Jr., left Satur day for Elon College after spend ing the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Daniels. Mr. and Mrs. Valverta Garner, of Newport, spent Saturday night with Mrs. Garner's parents and motored to New Bern Sunday morning to take Mrs. Garner's sis ter, Betty Jean, who returned to Morganton to resume her studies. Miss Virginia Sianlon Transferred lo Japan Miss Virginia Stanton, formerly of Beaufort, has been transferred from Korea to Japan. She is a ci vil service employee of the United States government who has been working for the past 22 months in Korea. Miss Stanton is located now at Yokohama. ' i, l. ? I If a.. The lamp behind the neon ' Behind thb lighted mon of the modern American pharmacy there burns a lamp as old as history itself the lamp of learning. For today's pharmacist is a man of lone and sdcc- ialized training. To get his college degree, he must have a broad and exact knowledge of the many technical sciences associated with the action, handling and dispensing of drugs, chemicals, biological products and other medicinal agents. He must pass rigid State examinations to become a licensed pharmacist, Then, like your doctor, he must keep abreast of the latest medical developments, the newest drugs, and the constant improvement in pharmaceutical products. The shelves rr Jus pharmacy are stocked with the newest dis coveries of medical science and an array of bright, attractive mer chandise that go to make today's drug store a center of service in its community. Get better acquainted with your pharmacist. Trade with hirrt he's a man you can rely on. ReprinUd from topyrighlti timtuamM puttUud b Pvk, Davit Qt Company, Ditroil 32, Mistifaa, JOE HOUSE DRUG STORE "ASK YOUR DOCTOR" , Day Hione-5131 Mil - Night rhones 3461-5861 BEAUFORT, N. C CEiidle holders gave a lovely set ting for the occasion. Miss Susan Rumley and Mrs. A. J. Kukher as sisted Mrs. Russell in serving punch, cake, nuts and mints. Approximately 90 friends called during the evening anil the ho noree received many lovely and useful gifts. Joinl Birthday Parly Given ! At Baplisi Hul Wednesday On l:st Wednesday afternoon from 3 lo 6 at the Baptist Sunday j School hut. little Miss Sara Joe : Batcman and Master Joe King cele brated their fifth birthday. j On a table in the center of the room were Christ mas decorations and two heautifult birthday cakes. Games were played and pictures taken. Sara Joe's special number wes a song. "Does Anybody Want a Pretty Dolly" after which cakes were cut and served with ice cream. Favors were given to each guest. Little friends present were Bet sy Nelson. Billie Jean Skarren, .hi mil'er LUose. Guy Dickinson, Jr . Berta and Linda Fodrie, David Beveridge, Billy Murray Thomas, II, Belva, Nancy and, Wade Skar ren and Sallie Pool Thomas. 1 1 Jan. 5 Misses Levina, Mary and Georgie Whitehurst called on Mrs. Lester Pigott and mother Sat urday night. Mr. Bert Mears had the misfor tune to cut off his right thumb, while working at an electric saw. Mrs. Lillian Pigott and Mrs. L. A. Pigott, who were shopping in Morehead City Friday afternoon, visited Mr. George Baer and Mrs. Tasman Pigott at Morehead City hospital. Miss Levina Whitehurst spent Saturday with Mrs. Robert Han cock of Smyrna. Mrs. Marvin Fulford, who has been ill, is able to be out again. Mrs. Etta Pigott called on Mrs. M. S. Pigott Saturday afternoon. Mr. Leslie Chadwick and family, who spent the school holidays with his prrents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chadwick, have returned to Green villeN. C. Mrs. I.oreim) Chadwick and Mrs. Oliver Chadwick. of Straits, called on Mrs. Ilattie Nelson Mon day afternoon. Some of the young people here attended the dance at Smyrna schcel Friday nisjhl. Mrs. Lillian I'igott, Miss Mag gie Pigott and Mrs. L. A. Pigott and mother called on Mrs. Gerald Whitehurst and Mrs. Sydney Whitehurst Sunday night. . Mr. and Mrs. Tilden .lurvis have sold their farm at Strnits and are moving to Moreheaii City. Miss Mary Whitehurst and Miss Josie Pigott motored to Cedar Is land recently. Mr and Mrs. Vivian Chadwick. of Smyrna, called on Mr. and Mrs. Bert Meats Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Dot is Willis, of Smyrna, visited Mrs. Laura Chadwick Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bates and son. Rodney have returned from Charleston, S. C. after visiting Mr. ' Bates' parents for a week. a ' . yW BELK'S MID -WINTER CLEAKANC BELK'S BIG NIB - WINTER CLEARANCE SALE IS NOW IN FULL SWING! Values galore-hundreds of items greally reduced to make room lor new stock arriving daily - AND TO SAVE YOU MONEY! Many items are actually reduced way below cost price shop BELK'S-you'll save! IIOVELTY DRESS and SPOBTSSHOES Black, green, red suede and Patent Values to $9.95 NOW $5 YARD GOODS . A . Cotton prints, fancies and solid colors. Beautiful pat terns and colors. Regularly 48c yd. HOW 39c yd. Entire Slock MEII'S $39.50 lo $42.50 FALL SUITS HOW $30 Ladies' FALL COATS & SUITS Reduced 33 1-3 Pet. Mrs. Safril Entertains Club Tuesday Afternoon Mrs. R. W. Safrit, Jr.. entertain ed her bridge club at her home on Ann Street Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Carlton Cashwell, of Clin ton, Mrs. James Rumley and Mrs. R. M. Williams were guests for the afternoon. At the conclusion of play Mrs. Williams was high score winner and Mrs. Cashwell was also re membered with a guest prize. A dessert course was served by the hostess. Service Club To Meet At Core Creek Wednesday The Carteret County 4-H Ser vice Club will meet at the Core Creek Community building next Wednesday at 7:30 o'clock p.m. An interesting program has been planned for the evening, to be following by a recreational period. Clarence Davis Home For New Year's Clarence Davis, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis, of High land Park, spent his New Year's leave at home with his parents. He is a member of the United States Army stationed at Fort Jackson, S. C. Some birds take shower baths, sitting and spreading their wings in the rain. If there is one service that demands ability and responsibility it is the compounding of pre scriptions. Tor health, and even life itself may rest upon the aanracy of the pharniacist;thc purity and potency of ingredients. Bring your next prescrip tion to this "Reliable" Professional Pharmacy. GUTHRIE - JONES DRUG CO. Day Phone B 498 1 Nitc Phones B 840 6 or B 838 2 mm VWn 1 PAUL ri obhy-cralfjj 613 BROAD ST. BEAUFORT Made To Order CABINETS - SIGNS Lowe Bros. Paints CORRECTION Due lo typographical error the line which read $9.95 Reduced to $3.95 in Tuesday's paper should have read $4.95 Reduced lo $3.95 rox DOWNUM CO. Front St. Beaufort '"MIDWINTER HEflLTH fllDS When you start to get those mid - winter colds and sniffles, drop into BELL'S fight away and let ns supply you with the necessary drags to give yon relief quickly. Yon are guaranteed the finest quality and the lowest possible prices when you buy your drug needs from BELL'S. DELL'S DRUG STORE Complete Drug Store Service ' Day Phone V B 323-1 or B 9131 Front Street ' Nite Phone B 397-1 Beaufort Columbia Netalite Venetian STOCK BLINDS Widths 2ti" - 29" Reg. $6.50 NOW $4.95 Widths SO" - 32" Reg. $6.90 & $7.50 NOW $5.50 Widths 33" - 36" Reg. $7.90 & S8.50 NOW $5.95 All 61" Long CHATAM & PIERCE BLANKETS 100 percent wool - assorted colors Reg. S15.95 NOW $10 Re. S9.95 NOW $G GIRLS' FALL COATS Reg. $10.95 NOW $7 Reg. $16.95 NOW $10 - Reg. $24.50 NOW $15 GIRL LONG SLEEVE WOOL SWEATERS Red. S4.95 NOW $3 He?. SG.95 NOW $1 BOYS' TWEEDUROY & WOOL L0NGIES & KMCKLRS Reg. $4.15 NOW $3.95 Re". $5.95 NOW $4.95 BOYS' WOOL FALL SUITS Re?. $16.50 NOW $12 Reg. $24.50 NOW $18 BOYS' WOOL SWEATERS Res, $4.95 NOW $3 BOYS' WOOL SP0RTC0ATS Reg. $12 NOW $9 BOYS' WARM SNOWSUITS Rej. $16.50 NOW $12 Pelzer Sheets - 81" x 99" Greater Strength Durability Reg. $2.19 each - NOW $1.79 each While Turkish Hand Towels Reg. 39c - NOW 15c Men's Fancy Anklets Reg. 39c - NOW 25c Hen's Fancy Sox-Regular lengths and shorties Reg. 65c NOW 35c or 3 pr. for $1 Popular Brand Fancy Ties Reg. $1.50 - NOW $1 lien's DRESS PAIITS Reg. $6.50 - NOW $4 Reg. $7.50 - NOW $5 Hen's All Wool Robes Reg. $9.95- KOW $4 Ladies' Pigskin fi Fabric Gloves Reg. $1.98 - NOW $1 LADIES' NOVELTY DRESS SHOES Values lo $8.5 NOW SI LADIES' HANDBAGS C0RDES, SUEDES, and Fabrics. Values lo $7.95 NOW $4 LADIES' WARDROBE CASES & MEN'S TWO SUITERS Values to $15.15 NOW $H LADIES' DRESSES REDUCED Values to $7.95 NOW $1 Values to $12.95 NOW $8 Values to $16.95 NOW $10 Values to $29.50 NOW $15 GIRLS' SILK - WOOL DRESSES Re;. $.95 NOW $4 GIRLS' WOOL SKIRTS Re. $3.95 NOW S2 Keg. $5.15 NOW $3 GIRLS' 3 PIECE LEGGING SETS Reg. $19.50 NOW $15 MISSES' COTTON KNIT PANTIES Reg. 50c NOW 25c GIRLS' TUCK STITCH PANTIES Re2. 48c NOW 25c YARD GOODS RAYON, CREPE, SOLID COLORS Reg. $1.98 yd. NOW $1.48 yd. BOYS' WARM LUMBERJACKETS Reg, $6.95 NOW $5 COTTON INFANT SOX Sizes 4 to 6 12 Refular 19c NOW 10c One Table of OIL PAINTS & STAINS DRASTICALLY REDUCED! ONE TABLE DRAPERY MATERIAL Re;. $1.98 NOW $148' CLEARANCE VALUES IN BELK'S NOVELTY DEPT. - 3RD FLOOR Colored Glass Tumblers Assorted Sizes. Reg. 25c each NOW 10c each One Table of "BUDGET SAVERS" - 50c Including: Vegetable Mashers Reg. 89c Aluminum Hot Dish Rings Reg. 75c Sauce Pans ., Reg. 97c Flower Bowls Reg. $1 Waste Baskets ' Reg. $1.19 One Table "BUDGET SAVERS" - $1.00 Including: Plastic Silver Trays Reg. $1.59 Ring Molds Reg. $1.69 Glass Vases Reg. $1.98 One Table "BUDGET SAVERS " - $1.50 Including: Vegetable Steamers A Reg. $2.50 Pottery & Glass Vases Reg. $2.48 Bun Warmers - Reg. $3.95 HUNDREDS MORE ITEMS GREATLY DEDUCED AT- (Zl " l s i Middle Street " T h e. Ho me Of Be it er Values KEWEERN. H. Cb ji Oil I i 1 X I I it I) : K (I ul IV lil i ii) Ml v:: to " K Btl
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