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Mrs. George Dill loft Thursday
with her niece, Mr*. K. H. Snead,
for a visit in North Field, N. J.
Mrs. Floyd Chad wick left Satur
day for Washington. I). C., to at
tend a mid-century White House
conference as a North Carolina
representative. The conference is
on child welfare.
Mrs. Robert Wallace and Mrs.
Jarvis McLohon were in Richmond
last week where they took Mr. Mc
Lohon to receive treatment at the
Veterans hospital there.
Mrs. C. B. Arthur will leave to
morrow for a two weeks' visit in
New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grantham
spent Saturday evening at Stella
with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pelle
tier.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wade spent
Saturday in New Bern.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace
and Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Bennett
are spending a few days at Hog
Island.
Mrs. Robert Pitt man of Clarks
spent Wednesday and Thursday of
last week with Mrs. Sam Adler.
Mrs. Bob Williams and children
spent the weekend in Greenville.
Mr. Fred Pittman is visiting his
family in Beulavilla.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Orten spent
the weekend at Camp Lejeune with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ball return
ed yesterday from Washington
where they spent the weekend with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Glenn Walter and daugh
ter. Mary of Cherry Point, and
Mrs. Paul Cleland and guests of
Not folk, Va., spent Sunday in
town.
Mrs. Gib Farrior and Mrs. A. B.
Vick spent Saturday in Goldsboro
shopping.
Mr. Willie Guthrie and Mr.
James Guthrie of Fernandina, Fla.,
arrived last weekend to spend the
lishing season here.
Harry Gcrock who has been liv
ing at Fernandina, Fla., is spend
ing the winter months here.
Mr. and Mrs. Weldon E. Fulcher,
jr., of Ferriandina, Fla., are spend
ing the winter months here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Williams and
i Mrs. Joe Williams spent Sunday in
Davis with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Decatur Swinson
and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Thomp ?
son and son visited relatives and
friends in Stacy Sunday.
Mr. George K. Nelson left Satur
day for a ten-day business trip in
Chicago, III.
Miss Marie Willis has returned
from a week's visit with friends at
Charlotte.
Miss Doris Whealton, student at
Holy Cross Academy in Lynch
burg, Va., spent Thanksgiving with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Whealton.
Garment Company Gives
Parly at Recreation Center
Morehead City Garment com
pany entertained employees at its
annual Christmas dinner Friday
evening at the Carteret county
recreation center.
Following the turkey dinner,
which was served buffet style to
the 600 guests, bingo was played,
with prizes of sports shirts award
ed the winners.
Music for dancing was furnished
by a string orchestra, and door
prizes of sports shirts were also a
warded.
Club Meets Thursday
With Mrs. Jasper Phillips
Mrs. Jasper Phillips was hostess
to her bridge club Thursday at her
home on Evans street. Mrs. S. A.
Morton won high score and Mrs.
Bruce Willis second high.
During the evening the hostess
served cookies, soft drinks, and
salted nuts.
Mrs. Paul Webb Hostess
To Bridge Club Recently
The Fortnightly Bridge club met
recently with Mrs. Paul Webb and
she had as special guests Mrs. C.
H. Davant and Mrs. David Mur
ray. High score went to Mrs. Da
vant and low score to Mrs. O. H.
Johnson.
During the evening the hostess
served hot tea and assorted cakes.
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Miss Jerry Anne Guthrie, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. I.erov Guthrie
of Morehead City, and Gilbert Wil
liam Riggs. son of Mrs. Kdward
Riggs of Morehead City, were mar
ried Saturday morning. Dec. 2, in
the First Methodist church with the
bride's pastor, the Rev. Dr. John
11. Bunn. officiating, using the
double ring ceremony.
Baskets of white gladioUs dec
orated the church. Prior to the
ceremony the organist. Miss Joyce
Willis, played the Sweetest Story
F,ver Told. O Promise Me. I Love
Thee, and Ave Maria. Mrs. Ruth
Webb Bailey, vocalist, sang Be
cause ?and My Hero.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a royal blue suit
with black accessories and carried
a white prayer book covered with
a corsage or white French carna
tions.
Miss Therese Whealton, maid of
honor, wore a wine suit and hat
with black accessories. She wore
a corsage of pink carnations.
Best man for Mr. Riggs was Mr.
Billy Fulcher and Mr. Vernon
Guthrie served as an usher.
Mrs. Guthrie, mother of the
bride, wore a wine street length
dress with black accessories and a
yellow rose corsage.
Mrs. Riggs, mother of the bride
groom, wore a black suit and black
accessories with a corsage of yel
low roses.
The bride is a graduate of More
head City high school and complet
ed a year's business course at
King's Business college in Kaleigh.
The groom attended Morehead
City high school and for the past
year has been serving with the
United States Coast Guard as offi
cer-in-charge of Five Finger Light
station in Alaska.
Upon return from a short wed
ding trip the young couple will be
^at home at 804 Arendel! street.
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Mrs. Matthews Entertains
Fortnightly Bridge Club
Mrs. W. C. Matthews entertain
ed the Fortnightly Bridge club Fri
day evening and had as special
guests Mrs. Alvah Hamilton, jr.,
and Mrs. Ben F. Royal.
Guest high went to Mrs. Ham
ilton, club high to Mrs. O. II.
Johnson and low score to Mrs. Roy
al.
Mrs. Matthews served cocoa nut
layer cake and coffee during the
evening.
Get-Acquainted Club Meets
With Mrs. Raymond Bramel
Mrs. Raymond Bramel. 2721 Ar
von ave., was hostess Tuesday aft
ernoon to members of the Get Ac
quainted club.
Mrs. Edward McKinley and
daughters. Fatty and Kathy, joined
the club that afternoon.
Others present were Mrs. Bram
el's children, Jeanne and Bruce,
Mrs. John Connor and children,
Michael and Kleanor; Mrs. Paul
Regan and children, I'aul and Mary
Susan; Mrs. Rupert Mercer and
daughter. Joanne, Mrs. Henry
White, Mrs. L. A. Eakin and son,
Loren.
Cup cakes, candy and coffee were
served.
Mrs. Karl Stiles Hostess
To Bridge Club Wednesday
Mrs. Charles Stanley and Mrs.
Gordon Laughton were special
guests when Mrs. Karl Stiles en
tertained her bridge club Wednes
day evening.
For guest prize Mrs. Stanley was
given a box of stationery with Mrs.
Winfield Webb, jr., receiving a
box of note paper for club high
and Mrs. E. B. Thompson a plas
tic apron for second high.
During play Mrs. Stiles served
soft drinks and at the end of play,
apple pie a la mode and coffee.
'Mrs. Percy Deyo Hostess
To Floating Bridge Club
Mrs. Percy Deyo was hostess to
the Floating Bridge club Wednes
day evening with Mrs. P. D. Stock
well as a speeial guest.
Club high went to Mrs. Leland
Day who received a bottle of hand
| lotion and for the floating slam
and deuCe prizes Mrs. Gene Hessee
was given two dish towels and
cloths. The hostess presented Mrs.
Stoekwell with a handkerchief for
guest prize.
At the end of several progres
sions Mrs. frcyo served coffee with
pumpkin pie topped with whipped
eream.
Mrs. Julius Nelson will entertain
the club next week.
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Nov. 30 ? Mr. and Mrs. \V. E.
Lawrence spent Thanksgiving vis
iting and shopping in Norfolk, Va.
They returned home Sunday aft
ernoon. ? *
Mr. and Mrs. "Hunk" Taylor and
children of Durham spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs.
Taylor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Wallace.
Mr. (i. M. Carraway spent Sun
day in New Bern with his sister,
Mrs. K. H. Curtis.
Mr. and Mrs. Benson Martin of
Swansboro spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs W. B. Martin.
Mr. Joe Melntyre of Newport
NVws, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Donald
bi/lntyre o/ Rocky Mount and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Neal and children
Mrs. Truman Kemp Wins
High at Bridge Club
Mrs. Truman Kemp won high
score and Mry. 'Gerald Wade low
wore when Mrs. Joe Keller enter
tained her bridge elub Wednesday
evening. ,
During play Mrs. Kemp served j
soft drinks and candies while at the i
end of play she served a baked ,
apple dessert with coffee and salted
nuts.
Mrs. Samuel Coffey will be hos
tess at tiie next club meeting.
Son Born
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Arrington
Wade of Morehead City welcomed
a son, Thomas Arrington. jr., Sat
urday. Dec. 2 in the Morehead
City hospital.
of Beaufort spent Thanksgiving
with Mr. and Mrs. J.,W. Adams and
Miss Nita Carraway.
Mr. and Mrs. Grey Willis and
little daughter of Greenville spent
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Salter.
Mrs. George Pittinan spent Tues
day with Mrs. J. M. Stallings.
Mrs. Emily Nelson was in Beau
fort to see a doctor on Tuesday.
Messrs. I). M. Salter and John
Carraway motored to Kinston on
Sunday. G. M. Carraway accompan
ied them as far as New Bern.
* Mr. Frank Pittman who has been
employed in Burlington is home un
til after Christmas.
J. M. Stallings. jr., of Morehead
City is at home for a short stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Emer of Have
lock spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Carra
way.
Chief and Mrs. Harvey Wallace
left last Friday for the west coast,
where he will board his ship for
sea duty. They had been visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Wallace.
Miss Joanne Nelson, Clyde Nel
son and sister, Ruth and Carl Pot
ter, of Bridgeton. spent Thanks
giving here with Mrs. E. L. Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clude came for them
on Sunday afternoon.
Mink Aids Flood Fund
Vancouver ? (AF) ? One live
mink was worth $400 to a fund to
aid Manitoba fur ranchers wiped
out by last spring's great Red Riv
er floods. It was auctioned off at
the annual dinner here of the Low
er Mainland Fur Breeders associa
tion of British Columbia. The a
mount will be sent to aid fellow
fur ranchers in Manitoba.
A 30- man police unit guards
Buckingham Palace in London.
Papers Banned as Wrapping
Berlin ? (AP) ? East German
Communists started selling their i
newspapers to West Berlin groc- j
eries and fish stores as wrapping
paper to get around the western
ban on their circulation. The West
Berlin city government has now
asked food dealers to shun this
source of paper.
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Labrador retrievers were found
lo be especially adept at scenting
out land mines during the war.
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