Opal Lewis, David HiH Married
In Davis Church Saturday Night
The marriage of Opal Lewis,
(laughter of Mrs. Kobert Davis and
the late Mr. Davis of Davis, to
David Arreudell Hill, son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. Hugh Hill of Beau
fort. was solemnized Saturday eve
ning. June 3. in the Davis Mission
ary Baptist church.
The Rev. I.. C. Chandler per
formed the single ring ceremony
before an altar banked in pine,
ivy. fern and white gladiolas.
l*rior to the wedding ceremony,
Miss Joyce Willis of Morehead City,
organist, gave a program of nup
tial music, and Mrs. Kalph Wade
of Moreheadi City, soloist, sang
Through the Years and All For
You. At the end of the ceremony
Mrs. Wade sang The Prayer.
The bride, who * was given in
marriage by her uncle. W. C. Wil
lis. wore an ivory satin gown with
a lace yoke and petticoat skirt. Her
long sleeves terminated in points
over her wrists. Her finger tip
veil was of .illusion. She carried
a shower bouquet of white calla
iillics
Mrs. Carrel! Willis of Atlantic,
sister of the bride, was matron of
honor. She wore a pink organdy
dress i.i bouffant style over a taf
fetta slip matching hat and mitts
and carried an arm bouquet of yel
low gladiolas.
Miss Melba Willis of Davis and
Mis Bruce Smith of Marshallberg,
bridesmaids, wore aqua gowns on
the same style as the matron's
matching hats and mitts and car
ried arm bouquets of yellow and
I lame gladiolas.
He t man for Mr. Hill was his
brother. I.t. Robert II. Hill, jr.,
and ushers were .lack Barnes. Dick
Parker, Jackie Sewell and Lindsay
Hill, brother of the groom.
Immediately following the wed
ding ceremony a reception was giv
en at the home of the bride's sis
ter, Mrs. Gordon Willis, to honor
the bridal couple.
Guests were received at the door
by Mrs. Thomas II. Totter and
Mrs. Frank Hunt, and ushered to
the receiving line composed of Mrs.
Robert Davis. Mrs. It. Hugh Hill,
the bride and groom and the bri
dal party.
Mrs. Flric Hill presided over the,
i bride's book and Miss Aleeze Davis
was in charge of the gift room.
1 Miss Lessie Mae Styron and Mrs.
Clinton Piner served the punch
and Mrs. Wesley Salter served the
cake.
Mrs. Davis, mother of the bride
wore a black lace gown and a white
orchid corsage. Mrs. Hill, mother
of the groom, wore a blue chiffon
dress and a white orchid corsage.
The bride is a graduate of Smyr
na high school and of the Carolina
, Beauty college. She is owner and
manager of the Ann Street Beauty
:Shop in Beaufort.
I The groom is a graduate of Beau
I fort high school, attended UNO and
| transferred to State college where
he received his degree in engineer
ing. lie served for three years in i
the Army and was stationed in
India He is now connected with J
the Norfolk Baltimore and Caro- '
Una freight line in Beaufort.
Mr. and Mrs. ,1. W. Love and j
children of Little Falls. N. Y., ar- '
rived yesterday for a visit with 1
| Mrs. Love's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C.eorge Taylor.
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Mrs B. C. Way
requests the honour of your
presenee
at the marriage of her daughter
* Varena Callo
to
Mr. Eric Folkner Glenn
on Sunda> the eleventh of June
at four o'clock in the afternoon
Ann Street Methodist Church
Beaufort
No formal invitations have
been sent in the county but all
friends are cordially invited..
Mrs. Wheatly Entertains
For June Bride Elect
Mrs. Claud Wheatly, jr.. enter
tained five tables at bridge Satur
afternoon to honor Miss Doro
thy Mills of More head City, who
will be married on Saturday. June
17. to Dr. Howard Elsworth Straw
cutter.
Lime punch was served the
quests on arrival, and at the end of
three progression, congealed fruit
salad with rolled and colored sand
wiches. carrying out the color
scheme of green and white.
Each guest received at her place
a small corsage of sweet peas,
while the guest of honor received
a corsage of gardenias.
High score prize, a plastic bridge
table cover, was won by Miss Ann
Mills, second high prize, a linen
towel, went to Mrs. Malcolm Col
lins and Mrs. Marshall Ayscue,
winner of consolation prize, re
ceived an apron. The bride elect
was presented with a piece of silver
in her pattern, as a special gift
from her hostess.
Wagenhoffers Entertain
Couples Club at Bridge
I.t. and Mrs. M. T. Waggcnhoffcr
were hosts Friday evening when
they entertained their couples club
at bridge.
Guests for the evening were Dr.
and Mrs. Theodore Salter.
Mrs. Iulmund Nelson received
high score prize for ladies, while
Dr. Salter won high score prize for
men and Mrs. Saltei* received the
floating prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Wagenhoffer served
a ham plate and coffee for re
freshments.
Mrs. Wheatly Hostess
At Supper and Bridge
Mrs*. ('. B. Wheatly was hostess
Thursday evening when she enter
tained members of her bridge club.
Special guests for the .evening
were Miss Annie Morton. Miss
Gladys Chadwick and Mrs. L. W.
Moore.
Following a ham plate and cof
fee, three progressions were i
played. Miss Mildred Jones, win
ner of high score, received a set of
snack dishes, and Miss Morton,
guest high winner, received a hand
kerchief.
Mrs. Adair Entertains
Bridge Club Thursday
Mrs. Jack Barnes was special
guest Thursday afternoon when
Mrs. (ilenn Adair entertained her
bridge club.
High score, a silk scarf, was won
by Mrs. Katy Lou Darrler.
Mrs. Adair served ice cream and
cake and lemonade at the end of
the bridge play.
32 Attend Clinic
Residents of Beaufort were a
mong the 32 who attended the free
cancer clinic at Kinston Thursday.
Examinations are free to all men
and women, 35 and over, and to
anyone with a symptom of a can
cer "danger signal" regardless of
age.
Gene C. Smith spent yesterday in
Smithfield on business.
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Mrs. Mary Thomas arrived last
Monday for a visit with Mrs. N. W.
Taylor.
Miss Mary Sue l.ynch has ac
cepted the position as manager of
the Beaufort office for the Caro
lina Telephone and Telegraph
company.
Wiley Taylor spent the weekend
at Wake Forest.
Mr. and Mis. Uohert llill and
young daughter of Virginia Beach
arrived Friday for a visit with Mr.
and Mis It. Hugh llill.
Sv:t . and Mrs. Curtis J. Turner
have moved into the Snowden Mar
age apartment.
Allan O'Bryan of Greensboro
visited Mrs. N. \V. Taylor Thurs
day and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. ileorge Taylor have
moved into their home at 114 Ann
St.
I.indsey Hill arrived home Thurs
day from Chapel Hill for his sum
mer vacation.
Mi s. Jenny I pock returned home
Fri lay from a short visit to Kins
ton.
Mrs. M. S. Snowden visited Mrs.
Rosa Bland in New Bern for a
few days last week.
Mrs. Berkley* Simpson and son
and daughter. Mildred and Jackie,
left Sunday lor Port Arthur, Tex.,
to join Mr. Simpson who is there
j for the fishing season.
I ...
mis. .mnn I'uriHMi aiui oauK"ii'r
Jane of Durham who are visit
iilKf M ? s. Carrie Davis, with Mrs.
Davis. Patricia Willis ami Nor
man Gerard, will return Wodnes
tlay from Cape Lookout.
The Rev. and Mrs. T. R Jen
kins and daughter, .lean will return
to Beaufort I'ridav from Duke
where Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins at
tended their class reunions, and
where* Mr. Jenkins also attended
Pastor's school this week.
Harold Simpson left Sunday for
I'ort Arthur, Tex., for a two weeks
visit.
The Misses Shirley I.ipman and
I Elizabeth Bell went to Greens
boro over the weekend to attend
< i iris State, which is sponsored by
the American Legion Auxiliary.
M. Leslie Davis, Leslie Davivs
jr.. and Dowd Davis left Sunday
for Durham to attend the gradu
at ion exercises of John Davis who
received his bachelor of divinity
degree at Duke Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hill and
daughter; Ann, will return today
from Chapel Hill where they went
to attend the graduation exercises
of Danforth Hill.
Lt. Commander and Mrs. F. II
Potter, jr.. and their daughter,
Robin will leave Thursday for Se
attle. after a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. K. II. Potter.
Mrs. R. W. Safrit and Henry Sa
frit left for Mount Gilcad. Mr.
Safrit drove them there and re
turned home Sunday, while Mrs.
Safrit and Henry will remain on
for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Euro will re
I turn toil ay from Duke whore they
have been attending Mr. Kure's
I class reunion.
Mr. John Ruroley of Norfolk is
visiting his sister, Mrs. E. 11 Mar
! tin.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wheal ley, 'jr.,
| and John Daniels, all of Charlotte,
i arrived Friday for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. B. 11. Noe and
I children of Washington spent Sun
day here.
Mrs Joe Buttry and children
left Monday for Port Monmouth.
N. J., to join Mr. Butt ry and spend |
the summer there.
Douglas House and Mrs. Jose
phine Harris of lonishuru will
leave Wednesday after a Vjs|t With
1 their mother, Mrs. \V. I . House.
Mrs. R. C. Modlin is ill at her
home.
Mrs. 1,. ('. Davis. Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Staton. Mrs. J. (I. Walters
i and Harry Davis went to Wake For
est yesterday to attend the i;radu
I at ion of Billy Davis.
Mr. and Mrs David Boone and
three children of Wilmington spent
the weekend with Mrs. Frances
Boor.e.
Mrs. Sallie Mason left Monday
for (Ireenville t ?> attend summer
school at F.CTC,
Mrs. J;-ck Cordon and son. Rich
ard, of New York, are visit im*. Mr.
and Mrs. (ierald Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Tanies (I. While
hurst were guests til Dr. and Mrs.
W. I Cause hi New Horn Sunday
1 afternoon who 1 I hoy ontortainod al
open house welcoming Dr. and
Mrs. Troy ('. Tucker. Dr. Tucker
| is now associated with Dr. Cause.
Miss Mildred Simpson arrived
; home Friday from Meredith coir
; loj'.e.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert King,
Charles King and Miss Sally Poole
, Thomas will return today from
Chapel Hill after attending the
I graduation exercises ??l Robert
i King.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Martin and
| Mrs. William Charles Smith were
called to Kockv Mount Sunday ho
i cause of Hie illness of Mrs. (ins
Lancaster.
! Mr. and Mrs. .loo Chadwick re
! turned to Wilmington Sunday after
a visit with Mr. I. W. Chadwick.
Mr. and Mi's. U. I'. Swann return
od home Thursday from Bainhridge
j(ia., where they visited Mr. and
i Mrs. Kdtfar Swann.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Norris. Mr.
and Mrs. .1. C. Rroda and children,
Nancy and (Soorfce, of Heanfort
route 1. spent last weekend in
Portsmouth^ Va.. where they at
tended the graduation of Kovn
Morris from the King's Daughter's
Hospital School of Nursing. Hova
I accompanied the family home and
will return to Portsmouth Sunday.
George Rroda, jr., underwent an
j operation at Morehead City hos
pital Tuesday. He is recovering
I nicely.
I Beauforteens |
By Vera I .ou I .oft in
Now that school is over and wo
are beginning our summer vacation,
much thought has been given to
the question. "What shall we do
lor a good time it' the canteen
closes?" Mrs. Loft in was faced
willi a very grave problem.
Some even said, we'll have to go
to the beach to .lance now. The 1
loiiou iiil; in ;i per
sonal statement
from Mrs. Martha
l,oft in. Teen-Age
Chairman of t lie*
1940 50 school
year, ami I quote:
"To the parents
of Beaufort. I
wish to say that I
personally would
feel guilty if we
close our canteen.
So after much
bought I have de
rided to keep the
Vera I. on
canter n open for the month ??l
.lumv We'll tall this a trial month.
I am organizing a Garden ( enter,
this flu!) is sponsored l>y the Beau
tort Woman's Club, in turn the
Garden Club will sponsor the can
teen.
"The (lanlen Tenter will hold j
their business meetings every Sat- I
ur?l:i> night at 7 p.m. and the can- j
teen w ill open at 8 p.m. and close I
at II p.m. The admission will he
2f? cents instead of the original 10
cents. This fund will In* used to
beautify the grounds of the Com
munity building, or as some call
il. the Scout Building.
"Our ad\ isots for the Garden
Center at present are: ('apt. Walt
Dunkle and Mr. Bennic Copeland.
Next week we hope to take the club
on field trips to ('apt. Walt's gar
den and hot house, also to Mr.
Copeland's Nursery, ('apt Walt and
Mr. Copeland will advise the club
on what, when and how the shrub
l?ery and flowers should be planted
at the Community building.
"The Garden Center will be brok
en down m different clubs, such
as those interested in gardening,
those interested in flower arrange
merits, (lower show fans some
may join for purely social reasons,
or to be entertained (let's hope
these are few ).
"Our Camera Club will play a big
part in takim: pictures to go on
exhibit, before and after a project
has been completed. This division '
has about tifteen signed up at pres
ent. with advisors 'from the Photo
Lab at Cherry Point.
"Those interested in birds will
have Mr. Cox as advisor. Mr. Cox
is already making his plans to have
Dr. Schat'tVsbiir.x show films when
lie arrives in Beaufort for his sum
iner school.
"The Public Library will furnish
3 corner space for the members to
keep reading material.
"The dues will be low, not over
$1.00 a year. The membership is
open to everyone in the commun
ity. especially those who are in
terested hi beautifying their own
properly. When each property
owner becomes interested in their
own property. Beaufort will soon
he a beautiful town. You need not
be garden wise to participate, by
joining you will learn to be. It
will not be a selected membership
club made up of people with simi
lar educations, social prestige, or
worldly possessions, l-'veryone can
be a member.
"Those who are interested in a
more Beautiful Beaufort of Tomor
row be present Saturday night at
seven o'clock at the Community
Building. Officers will be elected
at ih is time.
"At this time I wish to thank
the chairman of the teen age com
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nuttee of mothers, also Billy Craw
ford and his teen-atfe committee
and all those who helped us enter
tain the teenagers during the
year. I personally am proud of our
club room and hope the public will
he equally as proud and help keep
it :is beautiful as it is now Those
who have not had the privilege of
visit inn it should put it down as a
must on their list. My thanks also
no to those who entertained on the
radio.
"One mother came to me a few
days ago and said. "Write down a
list of the things the club nets Is
and I will trV to get as much as
possible." With a few more parents
.* ? ?
like this we can always keep our
boys and girls home .and happy.
"If there are any objections to
keeping the canteen open this sum
mer or any criticisms at any time,
please see me in person.'^
I.ast Saturday night we had 160
present at the club We need
chairs more than anything else, so
an> one interested in buying a
chair or helping to buy one, go by
Ceorge Kast man's and see the ones
we hope to lurnish the club with.
Also any merchant that has a fan
or blower they are not using ? we
need that too. Tll.-YNKS.
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