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Julius Nelson's Enierlain
Warren Family al Reunion
Mr and Mrs. Julius A. Nelson
were host Sunday to 75 members
of the Warren family at a reunion
fit t? Nelson home just west of
Morenead City on highway 70.
Thr reunion, an annual affair,
is always held the third Sunday in
May. Lunch was served out of
doors un the lawn.
Kio Grande National Forest in
Colorado has the highest average
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he United States.
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Cards & Gifts
Dee Gee's
South 8lli i>t.
^JHareljeah City foetal
Miss Norma Gaskill, Society Editor Phone M 861 1
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Lukevia Wade, student nur c at
Watts hospital in Durham. spent
the weekend wilh her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Wade.
Mrs. ,1. C B. Morton returned
Saturday from Four Oaks alter a
month's visit with her sister, Mrs.
B I. Tart.
Mrs. Bertha Mailings returned
home SaSfcday after a month's
visit in Hollywood, Calif . with her
daughter. En route home she stop
ped in Detroit. Mieh.. to see her
daughter. Mrs. Jack Lazenby.
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Mis. bill Barwiek of New Bern
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr. andrws. VN' I' Freeman
Mrs George Boss I'ou of Baleigii
has been spending I p.e.t week
at her (laughter ;, cottage on Atlan
tic Beach.
Mrs. Earl Webb lett recently fui
her home in New York where she
will visit for a while
Dr. Iv W Boelols of the Institute
of Fisheries research and Dr. W
A Chipman nf Fivers Island spent
Friday and Saturday in Solomons,
Md . attending a meeting of the
Estuary society
Mr. and Mrs William Chalk .it
tended the Jayeees convention in
Raleigh during tlie weekend
Mrs. Paul Webb spent the week
end in Greenville
I)r and Mrs. Alvali ll.i iiiiltuii. ji
attended tin* welding of In ? uncle.
Roherl W McWilliams t ?> Mi - Dor
othy .lo Osborne in York county.
Va.. Saturday.
Mr. and Mr Kenneth Wagnei
wcrr among those attending tin
.layeee convrritiou in Haleigh dur
ing the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs Bernard Leary were
in Haleigh over tin* weekend at
tending the Jaycee convention
Mrs. A II .loynee and datigh
ter, Betty, attended the .foyner
family reunion Sunday .it Faun
ville Approximately 7:? person
attended.
Mr. and Mrs Bobby Bell spent
the weekend in Italeigh and attend
ed t he .layccc convention l>eing
held there.
Mi's Thomas Wade returned Sat
unlay from New Bern wlieie he
Spent several days with her hus
band.
Mrs. Alvali Hamilton, ji . wa<. in
Raleigh Wednesdav to meet her
aunt. Miss I ucjlle Renougate, ot
New Orleans, who will \isit with
the Hamilton.* until" Saturday.
Among those attending the .lav
cee convention in Raleigh this
weekend were Luther Lewis and
II. S. (iibbs. jr.
Mis Alvali Hamilton returned
Sunday from Norfolk. \a. where
she spent the past month with her
mother and attended the wedding
of her brother. Robert W McWil
hams to Dorothy .lo Osborne Sat
urday Mr. Hamilton went yp for
the wedding, also returning Satur
day. n
Mrs Alwayne Darnron and daugh
ter. Billie Jay, of F.lora, Term, ar
rived here recently to spend a
month with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs (J T. Windell.
For the
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. . . And All Othcfi Who
Appreciate l ine Jewelry
Dinner and
Princess Rinys
Sei With a Variety
of btones
Sterling and Plated Silverware?
is aft.iys ?< prU? d gift- Matchul tots ut individual
pieces. Many patterns to choose from.
WATCHtS
By Elgin. Hamilton,
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Pocketbook
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You'll Always Find The Best In Watches, Jewelry and Silverware
at
Walter S. Morris Jeweler
807 Arendell St. Morehead City Dial 6-4046
Mrs. Elbert Chadwick spent the
weekend in Kaleigh with Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Hudgtns.
Mrs W, (i Oelesby l?jfl recent
ly for New Jersey where slir will
visit her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Shaw.
Mrs. W. (i Oylesby ami Mr*
If obeil itarreli motored to Wash
ington recently to take Mrs Og
lesby's mother. Mrs. Herbert Uavi ,,
who will visit there
n Mr. and Mrs. A. li Vnk and
Joyce Vick spent Sunday in Hose
Hill with friends.
Mr and Mrs YVcldon I'ulther
will return today from .larksoi
ville. fr'la where they have been
since Friday visiting their on.
Jean larnor, student .it I ' M . is
.pending the summer months with
h?r parents. Mr. and Mrs. (jib
I'anioi .
'Slaves' in First Year
Lalin Class Serve Banquet
The home economics room ??l
Morehead City high, school wa ? tin1
?cene ol a Homait Bati<|not Tors
day evening. May Hi, given l?.v both
I .(tin rlav.r-, under the dnectKiri
ol Win John I'hilhp. Invitation,,
were written in I 'In, sealed will'
wa.\ and requested lliat (lie ftpe .1
I wear Komi, in apparel
AHer I lie iliyor itioii by tin.' Im ??
? Horace finer. t lie In 1 coin av w i ;
i ''rvt'd by membei of tic In i I
year eta ? ;i vi?I consisted "I < ,:i: ?,
j lettuce. omon;> and radi: lies lie '
1 ? ween the first and :.reond eoin
Mary Ion Norwood and I'atneia
! Willi an;:. " lotej;or Vita .
I In- ' fond ? on? .? ol baked ham i
friar. b? all beet . and Horn >1.1
j bread was tin n served, alter whn li
,i trumpet olo H I n't I .Hi
wa- played by havid Kr c liwafei
and a poem "Tile Lay ol Aneient
Homo,", was rented by Ira Hardy
The laves then served tin- third
nun .?? of honey eakr,., ? Ine .o
and appl?- firape jnice was served
altei each < ? >n i ?
Special :;n? .? . ,?i tin liawiuel
v\ ere Mi and Mis I ? 1 'oidova on!
Mi. Kalph Wade Membei . ol the
? ?oiid year I, aim ela . air ,taa? !
Stroud. Hon: Midrtlt. I*' i .???? ??
Hi in., on, .lean Barbour. Maiy Kuk
man. < olleen Swinson. Horace I'm
er. and Hobby Matthew..
Set Vint: a , t h?* slaves were mem
lie i . ?il tin- (nai year ? Ja . ... Tommy
Ballon. Kdwanl Beard, Ira ll.it dv
Br ir Fd'verton. Shirley I .on Pees.
Uavnl Freshwater, f'barlr Kel
l\ . Marv I ,o(i Norwood, Marion n
wait. Patricia Willis and Mack
I air Willi.
Madie Bell Class to liive
Window loi New Uhuicli
I'lii' Mjdic- Bell Bible C Ih "I the
First Mcthodr4 church m?*t Friday
r veiling in. the ladies parlor c>f
tho Educational buildin;: Mr -
Robert llarrell. president, presided
Devotional* were led by Mrs Theo
dorr Kronoinrn after will oh Jim
my Smith san?; two songs accom
panied "by Mrv licoiiomen at the
piano
follow lli^s .1 di-ciisMou oil ;;ivm :
a stained glass window to t lie
church, the class voted affirma
tively.
The hostesses, of which Mrs. D
M. Freshwater' was chairman, serv
ed punch and cake
\ contest of hymns was won by
Mrs. Economy n.
Miss Helen Martin
Lnletlains LJi idyc Club
M? -: Helen Martin was hostc s to
her bridge club Thursday evening.
Mrs. Joe Devonchik of Beaufort
was winner ot high score, Mrs Ted
Hardy \vo"? second lm:li and Mis
llan Swindell was low scorer
During play Mis, Martin served
cookies, salted nuts, and soft drinks
and at the end of plav she served
strawberries topped with whipped
cream.
For
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and
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HAVLLOCK
McWilliains - Osborne
York, Va.,? "Rowraac - on - the
York' in York county was the
scene on Saturday, May 20, at
high noon of the wedding of Miss
Dorothy Jo Oiborne of Richmond,
daughter of Mrs. Charles Cullen Os
borne of Wallace, N C , and the
late Mr O, borne and Robert Wheal
ton MfWiUiatm of Norfolk, son of,
Mrs. ( harfps Small McWilliams of
Newport News, Va., and the late
i apt M< Willi. unv Only members
ol the t vv <> I ? tin lies were present.
(?nests from out of town v.vre
Mr. and Mrs Alvah Hamilton and
Mr. and Mi Alvah Hamilton, jr.,
MOrehead C'ily. Mr McWilliains is
the brother ul the elder Mrs.
Hamilton.
The Rev. Albert K. Simms, pastor
| of the Calvary Baptist church of
Newport News, was the officiating
! minister.
For her wedding, the bride wore
an Adele Simpso.i original suit of
dove pink imported linen with a
matching lace blouse, dove pink
milan straw hat and navy access
ones. Her shoulder corsage was a
white purple throated orchid.
Following thp ceremony, a wed*
dins breakfast was held after which
the couple left for ;i motor trip
through the New Kngland States.
They will make their home in Nor
folk alter June 4
For travel tlie bride changed to
a Paul liar nc. original suit oi
periwinkle blue imported sheer
wool with a matching lace blouse
and navy accessories. She is a grad
uate of Meredith college in Raleigh.
The bridegroom was graduated
Iron: the University of North Caro
lina. Eastman College, Poughkeep
sie, N. Y., and the Life Insurance
Agency Management association.
Hartford. Conn, lie is a member
of Pi Kappa Phi fiatcrnity.
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UNIVERSAL
MOREHEAL) CITY
DEALER
A PHTSCIAN TELLS WHY
HE'S FOR I WILLIS SMITH
Dr. Randolph Doifermyre
of Dunn.
Distinguished Physician, Slate Vice President
oi Lhc American Academy oi General Practi
tioners, And President ? elect at the Filth
Medical District Says: The Selection oi a Sen
ator is "A Choice Which Will Proioiindly
Allect the Course oi Our National Aiiairs ior
years % come."
"Ilr u?l| be .t represent the interests the welfare and
fie thoughts oi the people of North Carolina. "
"1 know his fundamental convictions, his background
and record of service, his fort brightness, his splendid
character and ability, bis sound business judgment, his
bread understanding of our problems and his devotion
to the principles of individual liberty."
"He ha:, expressed his strong convictions and oppo
sition to the socialistic trend 111 the Federal Government."
\ou tan onlv judge a man's future actions bv his
past record, a??d we know bow Willis .Smith stands be
cause be is not the sort of man who would change his
philosophy and principles during the heat of a political
campaign.
DR. RANDOLPH DOFKLRMYRL
THAT'S THE STAND OF AN OUTSTANDING PHYSICIAN, WHO IS ALSO A PROMINENT MASON,
SHKINLR, ROTARIAN AND BAPTIST? A MAN WHO IS SINCERELY CONCERNED ABOUT THE SO
CIALISTIC TREND OF GOVERNMENT IN AMERICA.
SUPPORT WILLIS SMITH FOR U. S. SENATE
Paid For By Carteret County Supporters