HipwiwHH, (CARTERET COUNTY NEWS-TIMES, MOREHEAD CITYND BEAUFORT, N. C
FRIDAY, MARCH 4, l&l
PAGE TEN
Mrwt from
March 2. Rev. and Mis. Char
lie Guthrie of Wanchese, N. C,
visited friends here Monday after
noon. Mrs. Ed Robinson and son, of
Beaufort, have been here visiting
her mother, Mrs. Mary Piner.
Mrs. Andrew Davis and baby
have returned to Midway Park,
N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mason are
i visiting relatives in Washington,
D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Aufrustinc Pinei
of Morehead City visited Ins par
ents, Capt. and Mrs. Chas. Piner
Monday night.
Mrs. Grayden Moore and baby
were discharged from the More
head -Hospital Sunday and she is
with her mother, Mrs. Violet Whit
ley at Newport.
Mrs. Julian Brown, Sr., spent
Sunday at Pantego, N. C, with
her sister, wno is sick.
Miss Gertie Smith of Smyrna
is here vintijig her niece, Mrs.
Ralph Real.
Mr. Grayden Moore and daugli
ter, Sara Jane, and Mrs. .1. !'.
Moore were in Newport Sunday
afternoon
Water Is Elmer's Dish
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Most cats hate water, but Elmer, owned by the John Raymonds
in Columbus, Ohio, is the exception. He jumps into the tub
when John, Jr. has his bath. Here John and his mother cooperate
to give Elinor a scrubbing.
Moult1. '
Mrs. Itny Brown and son, Mrs.
Julian Hrown, Jr. and son visited
relatives in Panlego Sumliiy.
Rev. and Mrs. Leo A. Phillips
and daughter relumed home last
Mr. E. R. Willis returned home ; week from Hyde county.
Saturday night from Raleigh, NM Mr. and Mrs. John D. Willis and
(2. ' ! daughter of Morehead City spent
Mr. Stanley Golden arrived Sunday here with his parents, Mr.
home Saturday from Norfolk, Va. and Mrs. Walter Willis.
Mrs. Henry Guthrie of More j George Washington Party
head Cilv snent Monday after I Tuesday evening, Feb. 22nd the
church entertained the men's and
women's Sunday school classes
with a George Washington party
in the recreation room of the
church.
The entertaining committe, Mrs.
Grant Lewis and Mrs. Alfred Wal
iance furnished games for the
evening. 1 he Guild president,
Mrs.
talk.
NEGRO KEWS
Mrs. Marlon Fulford Push and
daughter of New York are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Fulford.
Miss Doris Gorham is here visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Gorham. She is a student
at Nashville, Tenn.
Thomas Lee Garrison, son of
Mrs. Evelyn Garrison of Marsh St.,
received the silver baby cup given
by B. A. Bell to the first baby born
in Carteret. County in 1949.
The Queen Street High school
Tigers ended a successful tour by
winning five out of six games play
ed. Their only defeat was handed
to them by the Rockingham High
school.
They played Fairmont Jan. 31,
with a score Fairmont 22, Queen
St. High 41. Red Springs, Feb. 1,
score Red Springs 44, Queen St. 46,
Lumberton Feb. 1, Lumberton 25,
Queen St. 43, Pinehurst 36, Queen
St. 61, Ellerbe High 14, Queen St.
30, Rockingham 46, Queen St. 31.
Lewis Ranrolph III was admit
ted to Morehead City hospital
i Monday.
Mclntyre-Branch
Mi. and Mrs. William A. Branch
have announced the coming mar
riage of their daughter, Dorothy
Mae, to James Allen Mclntyre, son
Vernon Lewis gave a short , of Luvina Mclntyre, Philadelphia.
The wedding will take place at 1
Refreshments were assorted o'clock Sunday afternoon, March 6,
andy, ice cream and cakes. There' in Saint Paul's Baptist church, 10th
noon with her uncle, Mr. Tye Wesleyan Guild of the Methodist were around 47 present,
I and Wallace streets, Philadelphia.
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ORANGE JUICE 6 $1.62
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, STOKELY GOLDEN BANTAM
GREAM CORN
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FANCY TENDER
STRIIIGLESS BEAIIS 2 pounds 29c
YORK COOKING
APPLES ... . 2 pounds 23c
FLORIDA EXTRA LARGE
GRAPEFRUIT 4 for 31c
HOME GROWN
TimillP SALAD ....... . .2 pounds 27c
U. S. NO. 1 PORTA RICAU
SVEET POTATOES 3 pounds 33c
FRANCO AMERICAN
SPAGHETTI, 2 16-Oz. Cans .'. 31c
OLD GLORY NOURISHING
BLACK EYE PEAS, 2 Ho. 2 Cans 35c
GORTON'S DELICIOUS
FLAKED FISH, 7-Oz.Can 27c
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ARMOUR STAR
SI10KED HAI1S
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FAT BACKS
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dren, Bettie, Shirley and MaryJEU
aabeth Stalllngi, Alice Pittman and
Mr. George Dixon were In Beau
fort on Friday night for. Stunt
program. ' ,
Mrs. Guy Carraway, Rufus Car
raway and Mr. George Dixon at
tended service at South River on
Saturday night. .' "
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Tingel, tin.
Norris and Rufus Carraway,' of
Cherry Point spent the week ''end
here. :
Miss Vera Carraway visited' ner
sister, Mrs. Dick Emer of Cherry
Point during the week end.",'.'
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Flyth a"nd
Margarett of Jacksonville visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Carraway on Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Worth Nelson of Bridgeton
visited here on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Pittman' of
Beaufort and Mrs. James Robinson
and children of Morehead 'spent
the week end with Mr. and 'Mrs.
Henry Carraway. "'' 'J
John Nelson of Beaufort 'spent
a while Saturday afternoon ' with
his mother, Mrs. Emily Nelson."
Messrs D. M. Salter and "John
Carraway were in Kinstoii' ilnd
ivaicigu vu guiiuajr,
New from
AP Newifeturf
Economy and luxury are com
bined in thi two-ttory pi(in
303S-A by Rudolph A. Matern,
architect, 90-04 161at St., Ja
maica 2, N. Y. The house with
out porch and garage covert an
area of only about 618 square
feet, and with a fuii basement
it contains 24,500 cubic feet.
This two-story compactness al
lows for three bedrooms and two
baths with a spare bedroom and
lavatory on the first floor. The
architect suggests an exterior of
fieldstone, vertical siding and
shingles, with a roof of asphalt
shingles.
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News from
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March 1 Mr. Martee Lupton
who works in New Bern spent the
week end home with his family.
Mr. Earl L. Daniels who works
at Cherry Point spent the week
end at home with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton E. Lupton
spent the week end here with his
parents, Alton works on a trawler
out of New Bern and Morehead
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Day and
son, Norman, and Mr. E. G. Daniels
visited relatives at Stacy and Sca-
level Sunday afternoon.
Little Miss Janctte Gail Daniels,
infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl L. Daniels who has been real
sick is somewhat better.
Mr. Joseph M. Goodwin snent
Sunday afternoon at Marshallbcrg
with friends.
Mr. Morgan Goodwin and Earl
Day were business visitors a( At
lantic Saturday afternoon.
Quite a few of the young folks
attended the movies at Atlantic
Saturday night.
Mrs. John M. Goodwin return
ed home from Morehead City last
week. She had been visiting her
son, Lloyd Goodwin, and taking
treatment from Dr. Moore.
Mr. Earl C. Day attended the
regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Directors of the REA in
Morehead City Friday night.
Mrs. Earl C. Day and son, Nor
man, visited her brother, Mr. Con
nie Daniels at Stacy Friday night.
Mrs. Lola G. Goodwin of Roe
visited in the home of Mrs. Madora
Day Saturday night.
Mr. Leonard, Dennis, Jr.,' and
Troy Goodwin, and Edwin Daniels
of Roe, were in this community
Sunday morning.
Mr. Bob Lupton who is crabbing
with Mr. Elmo Gilgo of Oriental
was home part of last week, they
are selling. their crabs here.
Mr. Hugh Gordon Tosto of Ori
ental was crabbing in this vicinity
last Week and visited rcla'ives
News from
March t Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Lawrence spent the week en in
Rocky Mount and Schotland Neck.
Mrs. Gray Willis and baby
Grace, of Beaufort visited her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Salter
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo E. Carraway
and children of Bachelor spent the
week-end with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. P. F. Carraway.
Mrs. J. M. Stallings was in Beau
tort on Wednesday to see a doctor.
Mrs. Emily Nelson spent Thurs
day with Mrs. P. F. Nelson.
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Styron and
son. Tommy, of Roe, visited her
father here Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Good
win of Roc, visited in this com
munity Sunday afternoon.
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March 2 R. W. David Hqrsley
who is building our Sunday schpol
rooms spent Monday night ,with
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lewis butad
to go home Tuesday morning on, Re
count of the weather being ;too
cold to work on the outside.,, (,
Mrs. Lesler Hale has been very
sick for the past ten daya with
migraine headache but is muh. im
proved now. Also Lester Hale,, and
Mrs. H. A. Taylor have beonjn
the sick list. ,im
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hale 'visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis' Sat
urday night. Mai
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Farmer
have moved from our community
to Beaufort. '""'J(
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sirfifnons
and daughter, Mrs. Franklin Jo(ie6,
Mrs. Bill Wallace visited Mr1, ajnd
Mrs. D. J. Hale Monday night."
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Pitmann
visited Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Hale
Sunday afternoon.
Those who visited at LesteiLRalls
Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs.1 Ran
dolph Jones, Mr. and MrsWill
Page and children, Mr. end Mrs.
Eure Lewis, Mrs. Borden Adams,
Mr. and Mrs. Gicm Adams,..,Mrs.
William Piner, Mrs. H. A. Taylor,
Mrs. J. B. Henderson, Mr. and Mrs.
Linwood Hill. '
Miss Anna Bell Hall and sister
Jane, spent Monday night ' with
little Edith Hall. ,J" ''
Mrs. Nancy Thomas Salter 'spent
Sunday with her parents, MjVnd
Mrs. Harry Taylor. iM
Mr. Elmer Garner is taking ifcis
grandson, Jerry, to Wilmington
hospital Thursday for an cyfl op
eration. We wish for him very
much success.
Mr. Lloyd Grayhan visited Mr.
Linwood Hall Monday nigh,n'(l8'.
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Present-day Basques living,, Jn
the western Pyrenees speakwi a
language different from any Known
language. ...
Mid-Way between New York and Florida
WE ARE DISTRIBUTORS FOR
CUIIIIIIIGS DIESELS SHEPARD DIESELS
PACKARD IIARIIIE ENGINES -IIUDSOII AIIERICAII RADIOS
HIGGIIIS PLEASURE CRAFT -Fluid HEAT IIAI1IIIE HEATERS
IIARIIIE HARDWARE and ACCESSORIES - ESSO GAS & OIL
THE MOST MODERN' AND BEAUTIFUL YACHT
BASIN ON THE ATLANTIC COAST. EQUIPPED
AND READY TO SERVE BOTH PLEASURE AND
COMMERCIAL CRAFT, RIGHT ON THE GATE
WAY TO THE SEA, YOU WILL ALSO HAVE AT
YOUR DISPOSAL A MODERN LOUNGE AND
HOT SHOWERS.
SMART NAVIGATORS WILL HEAD THEIR
CRAFT TOWARD "THE MOR1JHEAD ; CITY
YACHT BASIN'r WHERE COMPETENT MEN
AND EQUIPMENT ARE AT YOUR DISPOSAL.
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