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Mr*. Lockwood Phillips, Society Editor Phone B-44S1 I
Robert Robinson returned home
Saturday from the Veteran's ho*
oital in Fayettevtlle where he had
been receiving treatment.
Miu Janice Murdoch, a student
f at Flora McDonald college, spent
' last weekend at her home in Wild
wood.
Mrs. Arthur Boyd and son, Paul,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jame& Boyd, all
of Pinetown, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Atleen Mason and her son.
Luther.
( Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Lewis, Wi
'ley, jr., and Mrs. Jack Parkin
spent last Thursday in Greenville
where they visited Mr. and Mrs.
Newman Lewis.
Mrs. Prudie Willis of Atlantic
spent last weekend with her sis
ter. Mrs. L. C. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Barbour. Mrs.
R. N. Hudnal and daughter, Donna
spent last Sunday in Washington.
Dan Walker ia spending this
weekend in Greensboro and Burl
ington.
George Piver of Highland Park
celebrated his 44th birthday Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Louis Hill. Miss Haddie
Neal. Miss Alice Sanders. Miss
Florence Pigott, Mrs. Rtlh Mus
ser. Mrs. Virginia Davis. Miss Zara
Beaehem. Mr. and Mrs. James
Davis and Braxton Adair will at
tend a Banters convention in
Goldsboro tomorrow.
Mfs. Charles Hassell and infant
son returned home Tuesday from
Morehead City hospital
Mrs. John llendrix of Raleigh
.is visiting her daughter and son-in
law. Mr. and Mrs. Joe House.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Rice have
moved from 114 Moore St., to an
apartment in Mrs. Math Owens
house.
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Mr. ahd Mrs. Robert TiUett will I
spend thii weekend in Wilming- 1
ton.
Mr. and Mrs Dick Rice and
children of Have lock spent last
weekend with Mrs. Louis Rice.
Mrs. Billy Wells and two child
ren, Billy Jean and Jimmy, will
leave Friday for Fort Monmouth,
N. J., where they will join Cpl,
Wells who is attending Signal
Corps school there.
Mrs. A. Wade returned to New
Bern Friday after a visit with Mrs.
M. P. Skull <*n
Frank Rice and Robert Robinson
will leave Sunday for a visit to
Montreal. Canada. From there
they Mill go to New fane. Vt.,
where Mr. Robinson Mill take part
in the Medding of his sister. Mar
garet. to Mr. Stanley Irving Bills
on Feb. 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Woolard
and infant son. Tommy, will spend
this Meekend in Richmond visiting
her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lewis spent
Tuesday in Raleigh.
Mrs. D. F. Merrill and Odell
Merrill Mill return today from
Greensboro where they went yes
terday to attend the Junior class
play at WC which Mhs Betty Lou
Merrill wrote and directed.
Mrs. George Mason spent last
I Meekend in Raleigh visiting her
husband who is ill.
Colon Ilayes Wilson, a member !
of the freshman class at Duke Uni- j
versity. will sing with the Duke
University Men's Glee club at the
annual midwinter conceit at Duke
this evening.
Mrs. Odell Merrill and son, Dav
id. went to Greenville yesterday to
visit Mrs. Jack Moy.
Mrs. Lambert Morris and Mrs.
Nadine Harris spent Tuesday in
Beaufort.
Mrs. Edith Stevens is* working at
the Vogue.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Skarren cele
brated their 34th wedding anniver
sary Tuesday with a family din
ner party.
Dr. and Mrs. Luther Fulcher
spent Thursday in Wilmington.
Mr. Allen Mason, jr.. is ill at his
home on Ann st.
Pat Skarren, who is working at
j Manteo, will arrive today for a
| short visit with his family.
Louann Mason has. returned to
school after being out two weeks
because of illness.
Miss Lorraine Willis left Tues
day for Great Lakes, Mich., where
she will take boot training for the
Waves.
Milton Lipman returned home
Tuesday night from Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Lytic Mason have
returned to New Bern after spend
ing a few days with his sister. Mrs.
L. C. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Norris and
Mrs. Thomas Dixon spent Tuesday
in Goldsboro and Wilmington.
Mrs. P. 1. Mitchell of Jackson
ville, Mrs. J. E. Miles of Wilson,
and Mrs. W. R. Fleming of
Youngsville are visiting their sis
ter and brother - in - law, Mr. and
Mrs. Will Arrington.
Mrs. C. R. Wheatly spent Wed
nesday in Rocky Mount.
Mrs. C. L. Beam is able to be out
again after being confined to her
home because of illness.
Miss Mary Frances Ruggles of
Raleigh spent last weekend with
Miss Elizabeth Bell.
Mrs. Louise Case left last week
for a visit to Norfolk.
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RADIO PROGRAM ? Congratu
lation. girls, lor a vwy nice radio
program Saturday. Those who
dld.it hear Libby Bell announcer;
Nancy Russell, pianist; Marie
Webb, soloist and Connie Lewis,
reader, missed a real treat. Some
of the other girls who were sup
posed to help out, lost their voices
with Fridays night's game. Can't
blame them for shouting over a
game like that. Listen to the
Moiehead Teeh-Age club this Sat
urday at 9:30.
BIRTHDAY PARTY The
Scout building was beautifully dec
orated. Valentino style, Monday
night for Ellen and Ann Norcom,
who celebrated their 16th birth
day. Everyone had such a won
derful time that some of the kids
carried the party t.o the Norcom
home Mom and Pop Norcortt en
joyed the party as much a> the
kids.
LITTLE SYMPHONY ? Little
Symphony on Tuesday night at the
Beaufort II i g n
School Audi
torium save a
I wonderful per
formance. Car
i teret County
F should be proud
that we have the
opportunity t o
have that type of
music, and more
than anything
else that we are
the proud "own
Vera Lou or" of so talent
~ """ ed a musician as
i Bobby Morris of Atlantic. Sell
ing tickets tor Little Symphony
i should be an easy task. But, 1
j wonder if it is00?
FEBRUARY PARTY This
| Saturday there will be a Valen
tine party ;it the Teen-Afce Club.
The mothers who are entertaining
J us will be announced in next
week's article. Smyrna Teen-Age
i boys and girls have been invited
to attend.
TALENT SHOW On Monday
night, Feb. 20, the Teen- Age Club
of Morehead City will present a
talent show to parents and the
public. This will be a benefit
show and the proceeds will go to
maintenance of the Recreational
Center. Admission: 35c adults;
25c Teen-Agers. Some of the Teen
Agcrs of Beaufort have already
| offered to take part in the show.
If there arc others, please call
I me 572 6 and I will turn your
i name in to Mrs. Sampson. Calls
will be accepted as late us Mon,
day.
INVITATION TO MOREHEAD
CLUB On Saturday night, Feb.
25 the Beaufort Teen-Agers are
invited over to the Morehead
Teen-Age Club. New Bern Teen
Agers are also invited and will
have transportation on their own
busses. There will be no charges
to invited Teen-Agers. Refresh -
I ments will be served. Beaufort
Club plans to have cars available
for those who wish to accept this
invitation. We will leave from
the Club about 8:30, this will give
ample time for those boys who are
| working, to get to the party. I
: would like to take this opportuni
ty to thank Mrs. Sampson and the
Morehead Teen-Agers for this in
| vitation. I know we will have a
I wonderful time.
| Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Steed at
tended an oyster roast and barbe
I cue given by Mr. and Mrs. Scott
Topping at Belhaven Wednesday
evening.
Miss Audrey Gaylor of Pink Hill
spent last weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Steed.
Charles Davis, Robert Lee num
ber, and Robert Lee Humber, jr.,
; all of Greenville, spent Wednes
I day her^.
Mrs. Joe House is still ill at her
i home.
Mrs. J.'S. Steed will return to
I day from a short visit in Grecn
I ville.
Lt. Robert Hill flew down from
Virginia Beach Wednesday to vis
it hi* brother, Dave HiJI, who is
recuperating at his home.
|i George Brooks is expected to re
jturn today from a trip to Wash
1 ington, D. C., and Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Pi.ier arrived
today to visit Mrs. Vernon Lewis
in Marshallberg. Mr. Piner was
j retired from the Coast Guard ser
I vice on Jan. 31.
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had his case hound over to superi
or court under $50 bond.
A suspended sentence of six
months on the roads was given to
William Fulford for reckless and
careless driving and speeding 90
miles an hour. Sentence was sus
pended on payment of $50 and
costs.
Norman O. Hill, charged with
Kell-Crozier
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Crozier
! of Rutherford. N. J., have announ
1 ced the engagement of their
daughter. Agnes Marie, to Cope
| land Kelt. III. son of Mr. and Mrs.
i Copt' land Kell of Manasquan. N.
*
Miss Crazier is a senior at New
; Jersey college for Women and Mr.
Kcll is a senior at Rutgers uni
! versify. No date has been set lor
1 the wedding.
Mr. Hell lived in Beaufort for
i several years, and attended St.
Paul's school.
Mrs. Balson Honored
At Surprise Parly
Mrs. Ray Garner of Beaufort
and Mrs. Hamlin Sailer of Crab !
Point entertained at a surprise j
party Tuesday evening at the !
home of Mrs. Garner on Pivers I
Island to honor Mrs. Harold Bat- 1
son. sister of Mrs. Salter.
The Valentine motif was used i
in decorations throughout the!
house and the refreshments were
cokes, cup cakes decorated with
Valentines and Valentine candy. |
Games were played with prizes
| being given the winners.
Mrs Hatson received many love- :
I ly gifts from the thirty guests.
Mrs. V/heatley Hostess
To Bridge Club Tuesday
.Mrs *\lbert Chappell was spec
ial guest Tuesday afternoon when
Mrs. James Wheatley entertained
her bridge elub.
High score prize, a box of Val
entine candy, was won by Mrs.
James l'otter. 111.
At the end of the play Mrs.
Wheatley served ginger bread with
whipped cream, nuts and coffee.
Daughter Horn
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Marshall.
211 K. Capitola ave.. Kinston, an
nounce the birth of a daughter
Mary Elizabeth, on Tuesday, Feb.
7. Mr. Marshall formerly lived in
Beaufort.
The Ilev. and Mrs. Winfrey Da
vis returned Saturday from a trip
i to Wilmington and Tabor City.
I While away Mrs. Davis visited a
cnmellia show 1.1 Darlington, S. C.
and gardens in Darlington ami
Timmonsville. S. C.
Four Appear In Court
Four men were charged with
public drunkenness Monday af
ternoon in mayor's court, Beaufort.
Alfred Bicrman, jr., pleaded guil
ty and paid a fine and costs amoun
ting to $17. Willie Moore, colored
paid $5 and costs: Willie Fulford,
colored, was sentenced to work
10 days on the town streets; and
William Chadwick, colored, was
lined $9.50.
CAP Dance Scheduled
Prospective members of the Civ
ilian Air Patrol and the public are
invited to the Channel club for a
dance Saturday night. CAP ap
plications, pictures, and finger
prints will be taken in order to
fulfill requirements for the CAP
charter.
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Your Service
We are ready to
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emergencies with
quality pharmacals
prepared to your
phytician't pre
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BEAUFORT, N. C
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speeding and reckless and careless
driving wu fined $2T> and costs
James Powell pleaded guilty to
giving a bad check and was fined
one-half the costs and required to
make the check good
Pays 110 and Costs
Bernard F Maurer was fined
$10 and costs for allowing an un
licensed person to drive. Claude
Wallace. Violet Turnage and Jack
B. Cheyney pleaded guilty to driv
ing without a license. The first
defendant was fined the costs and
$10 and the last two costs
Six persons were charged with
speeding. Pour of them. Hallls
W. Lawrence, Tiltori Lawrence.
Harold D. Alexius and Grady C.
Beacham. failed to appear in court
and had their bonds forfeited.
rarker B Whitman pleaded guil
ty ami was fined $10 and costs.
Pete C. Paulsen was tined the
costs when he pleaded guilty.
Willie E. Baitlett and Uilell
Lewis were tined one-half the
costs . ach when the;* pleaded
guilty to driving without a valid
license plate on a trailer Prosecu
tion was withheld in the case of
Goine Johnson, charged with driv
ing with improper brakes.
Twelve cases were continued
The defendants, Theodore J. Le
maire, Rebecca Jones. Robert (i.
Bell, Lemuel D. Ooldeti, Geraldine
Barker, Willie Motley, l.ovie Da
vis and Alice Lasaiter, alias Alice
Davis, Thomas 11. Riley. James W.
Chartier. Samuel T. Tracy, jr.. Ed
die Collins and Horace I). Taylor.
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But we do want to speak out against gambling with your health.
Here's one game you simply can't win. Don't take chances on
the compounding of your Doctor's prescription. Bring H here
to Prescription Headquarters, where you are assured of careful
compounding, fresh, potent drugs and uniformly fair prkes.
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FRONT STREET BEAUEOR1
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at a prUe You can afford
Yom can own the Model G Tractor and tools enough
to farm with ... for lees than the price of about 9
bale* of cotton.* Put cash crops on your present mule
feed in acres. And the Model G will furnish the power
to prepare ^he soil, plant and cultivate your acreage
of cotton, in addition to doing other jobs.
Here is a typical Model G package including four
key implements:
it Rear-engine Trader
A 34-inch Disc Plow
? One-row Cotton and Cern Planter
if Front-mounted Cultivator
? Full S-foot Mower
?figured St 25 cento per pound
This may be your
chance to change over
to modem power. Stop
in and talk it over.
We carry D, C. WD, G and B Model Tractors in stock at all
tine*. Our repair shop also can do maintenance work on those
tractors and any other make or model.
Now Is the time lor you to look over yoar mechanical equip,
meat with an eye on having it ready for spring planting. We will
be glad to have you stop by our shop and aee the work we do.
Every customer is satisfied.
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NEWPORT TRACTOR
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EQUIPMENT COMPANY
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REMOVAL
SALE
STILL
CONTINUING
AT
SARA 'S
DRESS SHOP
MOREHEAD CITY
There Are Still Leil a
Great Many Excellent
Bargains !
Check Them Carefully
And You Will Save ai
You Never Have
Before
Ladies'
WOOL COATS
$10.00
(Values to $35.00)
Ladies'
RAINCOATS
$5.00
(Values to $16.95
LADIES'
Beautiful Crepe, Faille,
Satin, Taffeta
DRESSES
$3.50-$5x0-$6.00
Ladies' Fine Crepe and
Wool Jersey
BLOUSES
$1.00
(Values to $4.99)
LADIES' U
Wool, Crepe, Faille, Nyloa
And Gabardine
SKIRTS
$4J0
(Value* to $7.99)
Children's *-*
FALL COATS
$3.50 and $7.50
(Valuei to $16.98)
Girls' Cotton
DRESSES
$1.00
Don't wait, shop today at
the one and only great re
moval sale in, Carteret
County, for ladies' chil
dren's and boys' wear.
Remember, too, thai Sara's
Brew Shop in Beaufort ia
helping the Morehead City
?lore lo dispose of their
clothing before they move,
so if you ran't find what
you want at Sara's In More
head City, (o to Sara's In
Beaufort and you will be,
sure to find it there.
SARA'S]
DRESS SHOP
BEAUFOBT
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