(JHoreljeah Cittt Social Nefos
Mil* Norma Gtkkill, Society Editor Hhonr 6 4175
Mrs. D. J. Market and Mrs. Mar
garet Tasker of Altoona, Pa., re
turned to their home Saturday aftoi
spending two weeks with Mrs. J
W. Jackson.
Guests of Nancy Oerrickson .his
week are l.ucy Ann Buddie ai. I
Robin Arrington of Rocky Mount
Ann Miles of Durham and Mickey
Shannon of Greenville, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Webb, Mrs.
J. W. Kellogg and Miss Nannie Pot
ter of Beaufort spent Friday in
Raleigh.
Mrs. W. L Derrickson and Miss
Lucille Piner spent yesterday in
Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Bunn and
daughter of Chowan college in
Murfreesboro spent the weekend
with fir. and Mrs. John Bunn.
Dr. John II Bunn attended grad
nation exercises at Wake Forest
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lazenby ol
Ann Arbor, Mich., and Clyde Sty
ron of Washington. D. C.. will ar
rive here tomorrow for a visit witt
their mother. Mrs. Bertha Stallings
Mr. and W. F. Moreness anc
children, .loe and Ann of Indianap
olis are visiting her parents. Mr
and Mrs. II. L. .loslvn.
Arthur Joyner. jr., and Dr
Frank Harris of Farmville wen
weekend visitors in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wado. Mrs
R. F. Laine and Mrs. Howard Wade
spent the weekend in Durhan
where they visited Jack Riggs
patient at Duke hospital and Luk
evia Wade, student at Watts hos
pital.
Mrs. Allen Colenda and child
ren of Durham arrived Sunday t<
spend a week with her mother
Mrs. Howard Wade.
M T. Mills and Miss Dorothj
Mills spent Sunday in Maysvilh
with his mother, Mrs. Rosa Mills
Miss Barbara Rogers returned t?
Raleigh Sunday after spending ;
week with Mr. and Mrs. Raymom
Rogers.
Mrs. Alan Ferebee spent the pas
week in Washington, D. C.
Wilier l-isker spent yesterday
? in Smithfield on business.
Mrs. Walter Morris and ion, Wal
ter, jr., will leave tomorrow for a
. visit alone the eastern shores of
Maryland.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Patterson of
Winston-Salem will arrive today
for a weeks visit with their ton
and family, Mr. and Mrs. William
F. Patterson. Edith Ann Patter
son who remained in Winston-Si,'
lem with her grandparents to com
plete the school year will return
i with them and spend the summer
with her parents on Atlantic Beach
Mr. and Mrs. William Allen, jr.,
1 and son of Kinston spent the week
i end with Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Allen
I at their home on Evans st.
Mrs. Carrol V. Willis has return
ed from a weeks visit in Snow Hill
t with her mother.
I
Two Hostesses Enteriain
For Bride, Bride-io-Be
' Mrs. G. T. Windell and Mrs. S.
C. Holloway entertained at a show
I er Thursday evening in the civic
center to honor Mrs. John Jones,
bride of two weeks, and Miss Dor- 1
othy Mills, bride-elect of this
month. Upon arrival the hostesses
presented the honorees with cor- j
[ sages and pieces ol silver in their
selected patterns.
An array of spring cut flowers
decorated the room and on each
; table was a lighted white candle.
Miniature corsages of gladiola and
1 sweet peas were placed with the
* placards for each guest.
After a course of block ice cream
and cake, colored in the tradition
al green and white, six tables of
bridge and rummy were in play.
High score for bridge went to Miss
' Mills and second high to Miss Nan
? cy Derrickson. Mrs. Waldron Bai
ley, III, won high for rummy and
! Mrs. Oscar Laine took low score.
1 Out-of-town guest was Mrs. Ai
wa ine Damron of Klora, Tenn.
) | Receives Degree
1 | William F. Patterson of Frontier
i I Village, Atlantic Beach, received
j his bachelor of arts degree with
honors at the University of North
t Carolina last evening. He majored
' in political science.
Two Piano Instructors
Present Pupils in Recital
Mrs. N. R. Webb and Miss Pearl
I Brinson presented their piano pu
pils in a recital Tuesday evening,
| May 30. in tHe Civic Center.
Starting at 8 o'clock the program
was opened with Betty land Eure
playing Holland Festival by Aaron.
Bruce Goodwm played A Marching
We Will Go by Wilson and Indian
: War Dance by Aaron, followed by
Sandra Guthrie playing The Danc
ing Elf by Thomas and Singing
Bells by Seuel and Hoist.
Others on the program were
George Wallace playing Big Brown
Bear by Raezer. Thelma Midgette
played Remembrance by Chopin,
Jimmy Smith. Old English Song
and Little Tune. Florence Lewis.
Finding Fairies by Forest. Paul
Mitchell, Wee Folks March by Rae
zer and March of the Cadets by
Rasbach. Gregory Lewis followed
with Daddy's Waltz by Rolfe and
Rose Daniels played Highland Fling
by Meuller.
The Elfin Dance by Spindler was
presented by Nancy Willis. Frcdia
Lewis played In the Pavilion by
Cadman, Cecilia Perry. Dance of
the Elves by Grieg. Charles Can
field, Charmante by Greton. Thel
ma meniaKis, ine .loyiui reasani.
Transcript ion by Schuman. Carolyn
Laine, First Valse by Duranii, Co
rinne Bell Webb. Pomp and Cir
cumstance by Elgar, Janice Keller.
I the first movement of Beethoven's
Moonlight Sonata. Opus 27.
Ann Harden Eure played Solfeg
gietto by P. E. Bach and Theme
from Piano Concerto in C Minor
i by Rachmaninoff. Ann Garner,
| Prelude in C Sharp Minor by
i Rachmainoff, Patricia Willis fol
! lowed with the waltz. Wine, Wom
en aTid Song, by Strauss and con
cluding the program was a duet
| by Ann Harden Eure and Mrs. Nor
mann Webb. Andante from Sym
i phony No. 1 by Beethoven.
A social hour followed the pro
gram at which time Mrs. .losiah
Bailey, and Mrs. Paul Branch serv
I cd punch and cakes.
William Caffrey Wins
Pi Gamma Nu Award
\ Terrc Haute, Ind., William Dan
iel Caffrey, 1400 Arendell street.
; was the recipient of the Pi Gamma
I Mu award at the Honor Day con
vocation ceremonies recently at
j Indiana State Teachers college.
The award is given in the form
j of a medal to the graduating senior
j with a major in social studies who
| has done the most in the promotion
j of the scholarship ideals of Pi Gam
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Garden and Civics Club
Will Picnic Tomorrow
The Garden and Civics club will
hold their annual picnic tomorrow
afternoon at I o'clock. Through
courtesy of Mrs. Charles Wallace,
the picnic this year will be held
in the grove in front of Wallace
Fisheries, Camp Glenn.
Members should bring a knife,
fork, and spoon.
Mrs. Robert Taylor
Entertains at Bridge
Mrs. Robert W. Taylor entertain
ed at two tables of bridge Friday
and had as special guests, Jesse
Hall of Raleigh, and Mrs. D. J.
Market and Mrs. Margaret Tasker
of Altooh'i. h.
Mr. H:? 1 1 was declared winner of
high sec re and Mrs. Markel, fee
ond high.
Mr l a1 lor served ice cream and
cake between progressions.
Mrs. Josiah Bailey, Jr., -
Entertains Bridge Club
Mrs. Austin Dc Vol was a spec
ial guest when Mrs. Josiah Bailey,
jr., entertained her bridge club
Thursday evening at the civic cen
ter.
Winner of high score was Mrs.
Virginia Purifoy and second high
Miss Francis Pitt man.
During play the hostess served
iced drinks, cookies, and candy.
Obituaries
II ARIt Y JOHNSON
Funeral services for Harry John
Son. 52. who died Thursday eve
ning were held from bis home at
Markers Island Friday afternoon
at 2 o'clock with the Riders Russell
and Latham officiating. Burial was
in the family plot.
Mr. Johnson was found on the
path leading to his boat landing,
and Coroner Pritchard l.^wis said
death was due to a heart attack.
Surviving Mr. Johnson are his
wife, three sons. Karl, Harry, jr..
Ronald, oae daughter. Mrs. Doris
I'iner. two brothers. Karl and Ken
neth. one sister. Mrs Sadie Guth
rie and five grandchildren.
Ill Till LAWRENCE
Funeral services for Hugh Law- i
rente, 47. who died Thursday at 1
the Marine hospital in New Or
leans. La., after a short illness were 1
held from the home of his moth- I
er iu Otwav yesterday afternoon at
3 o'clock with the Rev. W. K. An- <
derson officiating. Burial was in 1
[the family plot. (
I Surviving Mr. Lawrence are his 1
wife. Mrs. Irene Gillikin Lawrence,
a daughter. Ramona, his Mother, I
Mrs. Lucrieia Lawrence, four broth
lers, Fernie, Lindsay, Rufus and <
John, and four sisters. Mrs. Thom
as Lawrence, Mrs. Connie Gillikin, 1
Mrs. E. D. Lawrence and Mrs. H. 1
T. Dudley, all of Otway.
MRS. CHARLES GORDON
Funeral services for Mrs. Betty 1
Pel letter Gordon, 54, who died in
the hospital at Elizabeth City Fri
day afternoon were held from the
home of her sister, Mrs. Doil
Hancock. 1011 Evans st., Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock with the Rev.
L)r. John II. Bunn officiating. Bur
ial was in Bay View cemetery.
Surviving Mrs. Gordon are her
husband, Charles Gordon of Gales
creek, two sisters. Mrs. Harry
Moore and Mrs. Hancock and sev
eral nieces and nephews.
NOLA DARE LEWIS
Mr. and Mrs. James I). Lewis of
Harkcrs Island announce the birth
and death of an infant daughter,
Nola Dare, on Friday, June 2.
MRS. MARY F. GASKILL
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Frances Gaskill, 73, were conducted
at 1 1 o'clock yesterday morning at
her home on Barkers Island. Mrs.
Gaskill died at 12:15 p.m. at her
home Sunday. Interment was in the
family plot on the island.
Mrs. Gaskill. who was a resident
of Harkers Island all her life, is
survived by three children, Mrs.
David C. Willis, William A. Gaskill,
and John D. Gaskill, all of the is
land; seven grandchildren; four
sisters, Mrs. John Willis and Mrs.
M. L. Yeomans. Markers Island,
Mrs. Fred Gillikin, and Mrs. John
May 29 ? Mrs. I*on Mounts of I
''ore Creek spent Wednesday with |
Mrs. Ashby B. Morton.
Mrs. Charles Young and son. |
Wayne, of Raleigh, Were here Tues
day to see Mrs. Charlie Bell. Mrs.
k'oung and son were visiting Mrs. |
fiarl Dickinson at Core Creek.
Koyal Hell of Washington, D. C.,
?pent Wednesda> night with his
tiot her. Mrs. A. N. Bell. Clyde and
.'arl Bell returned to Washington
vith their brother for a three day
it ay.
Burne.v L. Witherington of Vane#
>oro spent Wednesday afternoon
iore. Mrs. W. C. Williams and (iary
Williams who had been visiting
he Witheringtons returned home
vith him.
Mrs. C. M. Harris and daughters,
Susie and Linda, Mrs. Bob Larson
uid daughter, Carol Ann, were at
herry Point Thursday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Williams and I
son, Gary, were in Beaufort Tues- 1
lay afternoon for Mr. Williams, to |
m? treated for an infected foot.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Davis, Mr. and
Vlrs. Raymond Ball, Mrs. Carl II.
Vlorton and Mrs. James R. Ward
ittended class day exercises Thurs
lay morning at the Beaufort High
school.
Mrs. Nannie Small who has been
,'isiting Mrs. A. N. Bell was carried
o Bridgeton Friday evening by
%dsel Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Creech visited I
datives in Norfolk during the |
veekend.
Mrs. Ray Mason, Mrs. Xenophon
Mason, Miss Mary Lou Mason and
harles Mason were in Beaufort
Friday.
T/Sgt. and Mrs. C. M. Harris and
laughters. Susie and Linda, left
Friday afternoon to visit relatives
n Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bvrd went to I
Worehead City Tuesday for Mrs. |
Eunice Willis who had been a pa
lient in the hospital.
Mrs. Lionel Conner was in Beau- 1
fort Friday to see Dr. Hyde.
Miss Marie Smith of Beaufort
/isited Miss Jean Ball during the
weekend.
Miss Catherine Noe of Beaufort
was a guest Sunday of Mrs. Carl
II. Morton and family.
Mrs. Ashby B. Morton, Mrs. Vin
?ent Karl Beet on, Mrs. Raymond
Sail, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Williams,
iary Williams, Mrs. A. N. Bell,
Mrs. Nannie Small, Mrs. Luke
Turner and son, Kddie, were in
Beaufort Friday morning.
Rev. J. M. Jolliff will hold 11 o'
clock services here Sunday.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service will meet Wednesday
evening, June 8, with Mrs. George
W. Ball.
Mr. and Mrs. Ashby B. Morton
were in New Bern Sunday after
noon. Mrs. Morton visited Mrs. M
I). Taylor and Mr. Morton attended
Hie hall game.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Whitley of
Core Creek were in the community
Sunday afternoon.
John W. Ives of Raleigh spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
John W. Ives, jr.
Jean Small and Linwood Jarman
were given a birthday dinner Sun
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Jarman.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Dyess an
nounce the birth of a son Monday
night. May 22, at the Morehead City
hospital.
The American Radio Relay Lea
gue. organization of amateur radio
station operators and owners, was
founded in 1914 by the late Hiram
Percy Maxim.
Lewis, Marshallberg; and two bro
thers. Thomas and John Lewis,
both of the island.
Correction
In the obituary of Gatha Joyner
Willis, which apeared Friday, May
26. the list u0 survivors should
have read as follows: his wife, the
former Lovina Forbes; his mother,
Mrs. Hardy Willis; and three sis
ters. Mrs. M. G. Woolard. Mrs.
Walter Patrick, and Mrs. Charles
Robinson, jr., all of Morehead City.
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May 26 Winston Ellis and Ron- ^
nie Oickerson of Durham were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. j
VV 1^ Adams and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaek Beck of Ra s
leigh spent last week with Mr. and ^
Mrs. J. A. Taylor. ^
Mrs. Walter Tiech and daughter. ^
June, of Chicago, returned here
Monday after several weeks' visit a
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j
drover Paul.
J. L. Smith, jr.. is convalescing r
in the Morehead City hospital after
News from
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May 24 ? Three youiyg folks from
this community were graduated
from Beaufort high school. They
are Mrs. Richard Wyman, L. I).
Springle, jr., and Miss Mamie i
5pringle. We wish them all sue- j
cess and happiness
We are hoping that Mrs. L. L.
Springle, who is in Duke hospital
will soon be much improved and
able to come home.
The home demonstration club
met recently with Mrs. Jessie Pow
ell.
Mr. and Mrs. Cordon Brown and
little girl moved Monday to their
apartment. W e wish them lots of j
success and happiness.
Mrs. W. W. Russell is on the .-ick i
list. Here's hoping she will soon be j
much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Morton ha;l
a family reunion on Mother s Day.
Those attending were Mrs. Beatrice
Fulcher and two children of More
head City, Mr. and Mrs. CJiarle
Morton and two children of Nor
folk, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Morton
and little girl of Morehead, and
Mr. and Mrs. O'Neal Morton. Mrs.
Morton received several nice Mot ti
er's Day presents.
Mrs. J. T. Fodrie is home again
after spending several weeks with
Mrs. Violet Whitley of Newport.
Mrs. Lain Brown spent a while
last Wednesday with Mrs. J. I.
Morton.
major operation last Tuesday.
'?Rfrs.'Jfcrries'Oglesb# of "New Bern
isited her father, J. F. Smith and
irother's family 1 uesday.
Mrs. &ara Small recently return
d home from Kaleigh where she
pent the past three months with
ler sons, Dave Donald and Oscar
imall and families.
Mrs. C. II. Smith ana Mrs. E. L.
Jecton spent Tuesday at New Bern.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Taylor and
on. Gerald, were in Greensboro
Vednesday and brought home their
laughter. Dorothy, who was a stu
lent at Woman's college.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Belangia
nd the Misses Vivian and Lois
lee ton attended the exercises at
ieaufort high school Friday eve
ling. #
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Adams and
heir house guests, Winston Ellis
nd Konnie Dickinson, Misses
iwynn and Emily Adams, Ernest
lay Adams, Misses Vivian and Lois j
Jet ton. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Be- 1
langia and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bee
ton attended the house worming
for Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Worthington
at Core Creek Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith were in
Beaufort and Morehead City Wed
nesday.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian service held a study course at
the church Wednesday afternoon.
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