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1 Mrm. Eugene Raelafi, Society Editor Phone M-M5-7
' C?pt Arthur Midgetl| and fam
ily hart returned home from Tex
? ? where he has been fishing. Th?y
were accompanied by his brother!
'James Midgett.
' Mrs A. T. Leary, S. A. Chalk,
Sr., Mrs. S. W. Thompson and Miss
Coretta Thompson spent Friday in
Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Hall spent
Sunday in Winterville, N. C.
Mr and Mrs. Neal Sabiston and
son, Larry, of Midway Park spent
the wekend with her parents, Mr.
?nd Mrs. Joe Williams.
Mrs. George Evans of Jackson
ville, N. C., arrived Saturday to
?f>end a few days with her sisters,
Mrs. lona S. Ballou and Miss Hat
tie Smithson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Chalk and
daughters, Emmy Lou and Joannic
moved Monday to Goldsboro, where
Mr. Chalk is employed.
Mrs. Julia E. Lufkin, mother of
Mrs. Harold Sampson hns arrived
here to spend the winter. She
flew to Raleigh from Maine. Miss
Dorothy Sampson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Sampson, flew,
from Pittsburgh to Raleigh oyer
the weekend and visited with her
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mays, who
Ilvrd at 303 Marsh street In Beau
fort have mewed Into the Albert
Bloodgood home on Arcndell street
in Morehead City.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Willis, Jr.,
have moved from 1412 Evans street
to their new home on 18th street.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Mason, and
?on, Mrs. Fred Nelson and Mrs.
Louie Mizelle returned from New
York the latter part of the week.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Jones
over the weekend were Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Williams and Mrs.
George Brinson of Moitnt Olive.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryee Ficken and
?on of Mount Olive spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Walter S.
Morris.
Joe Bloodgood of Port Arthur,
Texas has arrived to spend the
winter here.
Mrs. William Aldrleh of Badin,
N. C., who formerly lived here, Is
?pending few days in town.
I
. Dr. and Mrs S. D. Hatcher and
| childre.i spent the weekend in
Mount Olive with hit grandmother,
Mrs. J.A. Westbrook Dr. and Mrs
Hatcher attended the University
Tennessee football game in Chapel
Hill Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Delfido Cordova
attended the University Tenness
ee football game Saturday, after
attending the North Eastern Dli
trict Teachers meeting in Green
ville Friday.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Lowe are
spending a week in Oklahoma vis
iting her sister, Winifred Willis,
a nurse, who for the past several
years has been in Hawaii, and ia
spending a week in the States.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bloodgood
of Stamford, Conn., spent the week
end with his parents, Captain and
Mrs. Albert Bloodgood on Arendell
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie O'Connell
and daughter, Dorcas, of Bath,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Wade. ?
Miss Virginia Pou and Herton
DonghtM of Statesville arc the
guestf 11 Mrt. George R. Pou on
the befeh.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Bland had
at their guests last week, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Brown of Charlotte. The
Blandi returned to their home in
Charlotte the first of the week.
Mrs. T. G. Vickers of Lumber
ton spent the weekend with her
son and family, Mt and Mrs.
Laurence Vickers on Bogue Sound.
Mri. David Market of Altopna,
Pa., who has been visiting Mrs.
J. W. Jackson, returned to her
home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Davis, who
have spent the past month with
their daughter in Birmingham,
Ala., returned home at the end of
the week.
Dr. and Mrs. Ben F. Royal spent I
the weekend in Chapel rtill and
Raleigh and attended the Univer
sity-Tennessee football game.
Mrs. Doris M. Hatcher and Mrs.
Leota Hammer spent last weekend
in Itideigh.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Sanderson
and daughter, visited Mr. and Mrs.
G. L. Mn At Newport Sunday.
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Mr*. Bud Dixoa and small ion,
spent the last week with her par
ents in Wilson lllHs. Saturday Mr.
snd Mrs. Dixon attended the Uni
versity - Tennessee football game
in Chapel Hill.
W. G. Garner of Greenville, was
in town Saturday.
Mr and Mrs ?. W. Patrick
spent 8aturday in New B#n.
Henry Wade of Goldsttoro,
(pent the weekend iHth his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wade.
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Superintendent June Rose, Miss
Estelle Green, Mrs. C. A. Bowen,
of Greenville and Miss Corttme
Mial of Raleigh were in town Sun
day because of the critical Illness
of Mrs. H. B. Utley.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Wallace
and children spent the weekend
in Wilson, N. C. Saturday Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace attended tit Univer
sity-Tennessee football fame.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Branch and
Mrs. Branch's sifter, Miss Evelyn
Mlfiti of Wilmington, Miss Betty
Joyner, Mrs Josiah Bailey, Jr.,
and Mrs. Norman Post spent Sun
day in Greenville.
Mrs. CffN Whitehead spent Tues
day In New Bern.
0. E. Sanderson, Earle Plner,
Graham WMtehurst, and Gerald
Mitchell attended the Uhtverslty
Tennessee football game In Chapel
Hill Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eraflk Grantham
and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gasklll
attended the University- Tennes
see football game in Chapel Hill
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Thompson
and daughters, spent the weekend
in Greenville, where they visited
Mrs. Thompson's brother and sister
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Cline are
living with M)ss Betty Harker.
They are formerly of Raleigh. Mr.
Cllne Is with the Cline Construc
tion company. Mrs. Cllne spent
the weekend In Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. I, A. Eaklns will at
tend the 54 fh semi annual conven
tion of N. C. Chlropracters asso
ciation in New Bern, Nov. 4 and
S. To be held in the Queen Ann
hotel.
Learys Entertain Couples
Bridge Club Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Leary were
hosts t? 'their couplet bridge club
Saturd^- night Their guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Collini, Mr.
and Mri. W. F. Patrick and Mr.
and Mfs. Warren Beck.
At the end of progressions Mrs.
W F. Patrick had high ladies'
score, S. X. Chalk, Jr., had high
men's score, and Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Beck had low couple's
score.
The hostess served pumpkin pie
with whipped cream, and coffee
Garden Club Members
To Have Distttei Mwl
The meeting of the 9th Strict
of North Carolina 9t?te Oarden
to TJSirT
aay, November 4, it la o'clock
in the Methodist church. L?fth
eon will be at the country club.
AH members of th? local Gar
den club are cordially invited to
attend. Kinston is the home of Mrs.
Tyler, the State Garden Club pres
ident, and the club there is mak
ing big plans for the day.
Mrs, Carlton Hostess
to Bridge Chib Friday
Mrs. W. C. Carlton entertained
her bridge club Friday afternoon
rt her home on ArendeN Street.
Her guests, aside from chib ten
ters, included Mrs. S. A. Chalk,
Jr., Mrs. George Ball, Mr* Floyd
Chadwick, Mr*. Carl Nelson and
Mn. Walter Morris.
the club, and Mrs floyd Chad
?iCk, guest high.
The hostess served ? salad
course and coffee.
MisS Boyd Entertains
Bridge Chib TWsaay
Mias Sara Boyd entertained mem
Km* ?'on tiW?olnh"'V " h*r
ijlS. Her (mats wert Mt*. Cliften
Guthrte and Mai Edna Williams
At the end of play Mrs. Jane.
8. Matv, fr hid high seore and
J fittman, sec
hlfh
The hostess served grapes during
Pl?y, and frash cocoannt cake,
cokes and nuts after the games
Ninth Grade Raises Money
With Hay Ride Tfitffiday
Muasi
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money for the King and Queen
represented in the Haknraen car
nival. The Queen Was Margie feuth
rte and (Be King, Charles Ktlly.
They enjoyed roasting hot dogs
and sang around the Or*. Mrs. Cor
dova was the chaperon* They were
tBSttifTSaS:
Eastern Star Gives
Banquet a! Masonic Temple
The Morehead City Chapter of
the Order of the Eastern Star gave
i banquet at the Maaonlc Temple
Wednesday night at a o'clock on
the occasion of an official visit
from the Worthy Orand Matron,
Mrs Edna C. Most of OrMfHfaoro,
and the Worthy Grand Patron, Dr.
Frant DUke, of Washington, N.
C. Betwten fifty and ifarty attended
the banquet. '
The tables ?fr*^e decorated in the
Halloween motif with arrange
ments of marigolds In pumpkins
and th* centerpiece was a large
bosquet of yellow chrysanthe
mums. The programs were In ahape
of a small pumpkin
' >rrftfnj the fuests were Mt. and
flirt. Charlts '?oM, Worthy Patron
and worthy Matron of the Beau
<Utt thaptcr, Mrs. Marjorle Paul,
Otifrd. Marshall, of Waafc
ington, N. C., Mr. Guy Matthals,
District Deputy Grsnd Patron,
from Ne* Bern, Mrs. Vera Ipock,
District Gr^nd Matron, from Cove
CKy, Mrs. Frank Duk* of Washing
ton, N. C., and Mr. fpock of Cove
Ctty.
Jlfl. Hatcher Hostess
f 6 Bridge Club Tuesday
Mrs. S. D. Hatfher entertained
her bridge club Thursday after
noon.
Betides her clnb members the
guests included the Mesdames Mil
ton t. Matty, Robert Freeman,
Robert Seamon, Aivah Hamilton,
Jr., Richard Price and Marlon Mills
At the end of progressions Mrs.
S, A. .Chalk, Jr., had high score
Mrs. A It ah Hamilton, Jr., second
high and Mri. M. V. Colling, low
score. ?
The hostess serred cokes during
t>1 ay and fresh cocoanut cake and
coffee at the end Of the afternoon.
Camp Glenn to Give fienefii
bridge for Lunch Room
The faculty and lunchroom per
sonnel of Camp Glenn school will
ttootor a benefit bridge at 7:30
Friday hlght In the civic center.
Mtfrehead City for the purpose of
raising funds for the new lunch
ro(j(n they hope to build.
High store prltes at each table
a grtmd store prhe, and door pris
es will be awarded. Tickets are
on sale now at Morehead City Drug
store.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Clyde Willis, Merrimon, was ad
mitted yesterday for treatment.
After Lee Nixon of Salter Path
wJP discharged yesterday folloW
iflpireatment
Mrs. Satn Adl*r, Morehesd City,
was discharged Thursday follow
ing an operation.
Mrs. Andrew Bell, Morehead
City was admitted Thursday for in
operation.
Mri. Harvey Adams, Newport,
Wal discharged WMnesdly fofitrw
Ing in operation.
EldrHge Daniels of Lofi was ad
mitted Sunday fo i treatment.
rrank ti. Grantham, forehead
City, was admitted FrNbf m an
operation.
Thomas Armsfrohg, C6fit G ififd
cutter Agassi', was discharged
Wednesday following treatment.
VI n. Hubert fulcher of More
head City waa discharged Saturday
following an operation.
Mrs. Erlt Moore, Besufort, was
admitted Thursday for an opera
tion.
Mrs. Jebedee Fulcher of More
held City waa discharged Satur
day following an operation.
Mrs. Nannie Sotiee. W
?as admitted Thursday
merit.
ind Styron of Davis wail ad
Thursday for treatment.
Mrs. Gerald Guthrie and Infant
^slighter of 9tfin*bor0 were dh
charged Sunday.
Mri i. f. Oaakfll, Sea Level,
waa discharged Wednesday follow
ing treatment.
Km. John 6. Tomllnson, Have
loci, waa admitted Sunday for an
Mrs. t, A. Harvey jot Atlantic
wai discharged Thursday follow
ing an operation.
Ashton Willis, Jr. of this city
waa admitted Sunday for treat
ment.
Mrs. Marvin Hardy, Beaufort,
Rt 1, waa discharged Wednesday
having received treatment.
Mrs Chan-lie Hamilton of Atlan
tic was dlacharged Tuesday follow
ing an operation.
Mrs M. I. Rollina, Hivelock, was
admitted yesterday for a tonsillec
tomy.
Beaufort fire*** were called to
the yard of Dick Ricka, iflihland
Park, Tuesday, at 11 a. m. to put
out a haystack fire. Fifemeh #*rt
SO minutes extinguishing the fir*
and preventing Ita spreading.
Hrwftva
IAY VIEW
Oct. *6 - The On lob iMtttnf of
the F W B chtirches of Carter.!
County will convene ?t Bay VWw
Baptist church instead of St. PMa
Saht church as It Mil KMrtmo
?t| more pMtto. , mrttt'dhe is
invited and lunch Will be spread en
ttt ground. .
Rev. ft. H. Brafford of Market's
laland will begin a series of Meet
ings at Graham's chapel Monday
evening. Everyone Is invltid
Mr. and Mrs. George Norrts of
Newport spent ? while Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Williams
and family.
Rev. J. Randal Bennett of
Bridgeton held service* at Mt.
Bern spent a wfriie^Xt^ay with
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Lilly.
We a ti all (lad that'Mf George
Winberry who has bMh sick, Is
able to be out again.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Scott of
Cherry Point spent Friday night
ahd Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Gilford Cannon.
Mr. ana Mrs. W. t. WllUSms
and family attended church at
Marker's Island Saturday everting
Mr. and Mrs. Jot Sfnall and sdn
Jackey of Norfolk spent a #hHe
last week in the com Inanity with
relative*.
Miss Pearl Bordeaux of New
Bern held her regular appointment
at Graham's chapel 9MMM9.
Several people from the com
munity attended tHe singing ctfn
vention at Morehead City Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Arments Lilly spent Sun
day with Miss Betty Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilford Cannon
and son. James, and Mr. John
Rosllng spent a while Sunday at
South River.
Mr. and Mrs. Led Peterson ahd
Stork fltews
Mr. and Mr*. Filmore Lawrence
of Harkers Island announce the
blrtli of a daughter, Phyllis Marie,
oh Saturday, Oct. 29.
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Rose of Mark
ers Island announce the birth of
a daughter, Genevieve, Wednesday,
Oct. 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Willis,
Straits, welcomed a daughter, Aga
tha Swindell, Wednesday, Oct. 26.
mr. ana mrs. j. m. ouiiKin, Beau
fort, RFD, announce the arrival of
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gillikin, Beau
Ub
sfif"
Mr. iiit Mrs. It. L. Turhage wel
comed a' strfi. Jofci Luther, on Sat
urday, Oct. ?.
Mf. and Mm. it. if. Leister, Have
loek, announce the birth & a
C<M! Ann, on Friday,
OH.
Ha-.
iock, wfcrccrmw a dauffrter, Betty
So, SntfHWy, OH. 29.
i. A. Morrison,
Clb arinotince
John Chris, on
Mi. and Mrs. %atd Mendelson,
Aflrttfc, s <htnghter,
Ethel Ray, Friday, Oct. 21.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gaskill of Sea
Level announce the birth of a son,
Philip Lee in the Morehetd City
hospital, on Thursday, Oct. 20.
Mr- and Mrs. T. A. Taylor of
Sea Level announce the birth of
a laughter, Alice Faye, on Friday,
OM. 28.
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Larson of
MirehCad City announces the birth
t>< a daughter, Peggy MeHitda. oh
Saturday, Oct. 22.
Mb Born
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Turnage
jrtounce the birth of a son, John
Water, at t.tl p.m. Saturday. The
|Mby weighed 8 pounds 151/2
Mtaces. Mrs. Turaage was the for
t?r Ma tj Darrtelson It was the
ftfst grandchild for Mr. and Mrs.
John Danielson and the 21*t great
grandiliild for Mr. and Mrs. Asa
B. Gaskins.
Jltwhom
fmr.
Oct. 27 - Mr. <nd Un. S. W.
Lawrence and Mr. and Mr?. T. P.
Lawrence visited Mr. and Mre. Ty
ler Pake at Bettie Sunday. ?
Mr. and Mri. Monroe Nelaon
of Sea Level visited Mre. Nelson's
grandparents a while Sunday after
noon, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Law
re nee.
Mrs. Blondell Lawrence and
children called to see Mrs. Beutah
Dowty Monday eyening.
Mrs. Sylvester Lawrence carried
ber baby to a doctor Saturday
for treatment.
Mrs Lula A. Lewis called to see
her sister Sunday afternoon, Mrs.
Emma. C. Lawrence.
Mrs. Tilton Lawrence and tons
went to Beaufort Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Taylor and
son of Sea Level visited Mrs.
Taylor's parents Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. Preston Lawrence.
Mrs. Leon Styron and children
of Davis, visited her mother last
week, Mrs. E. T. Lawrence.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arthur car
ried their son Donald to Raleigh
hospital last Sunday for treatment
they brought him home Saturday.
Everyone is sorry to learn that
Mrs. Charlie Green of Fayetteville
was taken 111 while visiting her
mother, Mrs. Butler Lawrence. We
all hope for her a speedy recov
ery.
Mr. Uzzell Lewis motored to Ra
IHgh last Sunday on business.
Rev. J. W. Lollis was able to be
brought home last week from the
hospital at Belhaven. Everyone was
glad that he had improved.
Mr. Charlie Green of Fayette
ville was called here the weekend
on the account of the illness of
his wife.
Mrs. Dola Lewis and Mrs. Uzz
daughter, Carolyn spent a while
Saturday in the community.
Mr. Lee Brown, Jr. spent a while
Tuesday in the community.
Miss Pearl Small spent Friday
in Raleigh at the State Fair.
Mr. Cyrus Lilly and Mr. T. L.
Lilly spent a while Sunday at Stel
la.
Mr. Winfield Lewis, Mr. Walter
H. Oglesby and Mr. Vernon Lilly
are fishing at Southport.
Miss Pearl Bordeaux and Mrs.
Sinia Carrivan of New Bern spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James
Skinner.
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Lewis and
daughter Darlene, of Morehead
City spent Saturday night with Mr.
and- Mrs. J. F. Small. ,
-?Mrs. Jeaae Piner and children
of'Davis spent a while Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Oglesby.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Haskett and
daughter, Brenda Joyce, of Have
lock spent a while Sunday with
their parents.
Rev. Ernest Douthit held ser
vices at Bay View Baptist church
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Chaplain
spent a while Sunday in the com
munity.
Mr. P. D. Smith and Mr. Carl
Smith Of Swansboro spent a while
Saturday in the community.
Mitt Pearl Small spent the week
end with Mrs. Lester Haskett of
Havelotk.
Mr. Marvin Guthrie and a friend
of Harker's Island apent Sunday
in the community.
Mrs. Gilford Camion and son,
James spent * while Friday at
Cherry Point.
Mrilwy
kellY Guthrie
Kelly Guthrie of 908 Shepard
St., Morehead City, died of a heart
attack Saturday morning at the
fire station in Cherry Point.
Funeral services weft held at
3 o'clock Sunday afternoon from
Franklin Memorial church, with
interment in Bay View cemetery.
Active pallbearers were members
of Ocean Lodge 405, A. F. & A. M.
Honorary pallbearers were the fire
department of Cherry Point, More
head City an<f Beaufort.
Mr. Guthrie, who was 45, was
a civil service fire fighter stationed
*t Cherfy Point. He is survived
by his Wife, Mrs. Lucille Lewis
Guthrie, a son. Toby Charles and
a daughter, Mary Laura,' his fath
SAbazlom Guthrie of Morehead
ty and tiro brothers, Arthur
Gdihrie of Morehead City and John
Guthrie of Norfolk.
ell Lewis visited Mrs. Ardell Law
rence Monday.
Mrs George Stafford of Mote
head City Spent Monday with Her
mother, Mrs. George E. GiUikin.
. Mr. and Mrs. Brady GUlikin
spent tile weekend at Winston Sal
em, N. C., to visit Mrs. Myrtle Gol
den who Is In tke hospital there
receiving treatment.
Mrs. James A. GiUikin, Mrs. Lo
la GUltkiO, Mrs. Ardell Lawrence
and Miss Nadine GiUikin attended
the funeral of Mr. Luke Salter at
Bettie last week.
Mr. S. W. Lawrence carried a
crowd out hunting Monday. They
didn't have much lu4k though.
Dr. Fuller was called to Mrs.
B. B. Lawrence Saturday who to
, vary 111.
Dr. Salter was hi the neigbor
bood Thursday to see his patient.
The Ladies Aid held their meet
ing at the church Thuraday night r
* 7:30 p.m. Plans were made to
raise money to buy an oil heater,
lor the church. ''
The P. T. A. held their meeting
at the school house Thursday.'
They also raised money to apon-'
sor a Halloween party Thursday
night there will be games play1'' ''
ed, pie selling and cake walking. '
Everyone Is invited. " "
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of the United States. ('
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