CLASSIFIED ADS
LOST AND FOUND
LOST ? ANYONE FINDING A 16
foot, grey, inboard motor skiff,
No. 15-H-749, please notify I. L.
Woodcock. 1207 Evans St. Small
reward for finding. ml6
FOR SALE
FOUR BURNER MAGIC CHEF |
gas range. Large oven, spacious ad
justable broiler, timing clock, dual |
lights. Almost new. Fine bargain |
for quick buyer. Phone 6-3307 aft
er 5 p.m. ml6|
EASTER SPECIALTIES ? IM
ported Easter baskets for children I
97c up; Schrafft's candies Easter I
packaged from $1.75 a box; ' Hall
Mark" cards. Baxter's, Front St.,
Beaufort, N. C. m23
THREE NEW~ HUMES UNDER
construction. Can be F. H. A. fi
nanced Will be completed soon.
Abbott Morris. Phone 6-4043, More- 1
head. tf
FIVE ROOM HOUSE, WEST
Broad St. Cash or terms. Good buy.
G. W. Duncan, 2 5321. tf
LARGE SHOW CASEfwiTH SLID
ing doors. 15 feet long, 6 Vfc feet
tall. Perfect condition. Potter's
Store. 2 4441. tf
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING LOT,
beautiful water front view Front
St. Ext. Sunshine Court, Beaufort,
N. C. See Grayden Paul. Priced
reasonable. tf
PAUL'S
dependable
USED CARS
SOLD WITH A WRITTEN
GUARANTEE
1936 Ford 2-Dr. Sedan
1936 Ford 2 Dr. Sedan
1937 Plymouth
1939 Plymouth 2-Dr. Sedan
1940 Chevrolet 4-Dr.
1940 Dodge 2-Dr. Sedan
1946 Chev. 2-Dr. Sedan
1947 Frazier Sedan
1947 Pontiac 2-Dr. Sedan
1949 Ford 2-Dr. Sedan
TRUCKS:
1937 Chcv. 1/2 ton
1939 Ford 1 1/2 ton
1942 Chcv. 1/2 ton
1942 Chev. 2 ton
1946 Dodge 1 1/2 ton
1948 Dodge 1 1/2 ton
1946 Dodge 1 1/2 ton
1947 Dodge 1 1/2 ton
1948 Dodge 2 ton
1948 Dodge 1 1/2 ton
1949 Ford 3/4 ton
1948 Dodge 3/4 ton stake
PAUL MOTOR CO.
Vour Dodge-Plymouth Dealer
322 Front St. Beaufort, N. C.
NEW AND USED FURNITURE.
Hamilton Furniture co.. near school
Do Live Oak St.. Beaufort. N. C. tf
IMPERIAL
Washable Wall Paper
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All Designs and Colors
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JENKIN'S
FURNITURE CO.
' Phone 6 3830
12th & Evans SI.
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Morehead City m20 i
Corsets and "foundation
garment? Panties, girdles, bras.
"Famise," "Gossard," "Real-Form.'
Alto maternity garments. Famise
Corset Shop. 6-4434, 1103 Arendell
St., Morehead City. m30
REAL ESTATE
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Have ready buyers (or good
< far mi
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, C. H. FREEMAN, Agent
6-4211 809 Bridges St.
Morehead City
EXTRA SPECM
Wlllter|S^turPe
SPECIAL. YOUR CHOICE
plastic sofas. $70.00.
Co.. Davis. N. C. tf
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FOR SALE
Sale of land, undersign
ed will, on Saturday, at 12 M. o'
clock. March 17th., 1951, at the
court-house door in Beaufort,
North Carolina, to highest bid- 1
der, for cash (subject to ap
proval of the Board of Commission
ers of Carteret County), the fol
lowing described lands: On west
side North River-Beaufort road,
near Laurel Road. fronting
1200 feet on highway, Begin
ning at Peter Joyner's north
west corner of Joseph Salter's line
at a stake by the side of the main
North River road, thence N. 62 E
160 poles to a stake in th$ marsh,
thence N. 22 W. 158 poles to North
River road, thence down road to
beginning, 8:P? acres, more or
less; alternately described: Begin
ning at Peter Joyner's northwest
corner in Joseph Salter's line at a
stake by side of main North River
road, N. 62 E. 160 poles to a stake
in marsh. N. 22 W. 80 poles to
stake near side of North River, S.
62 4 W. 158 poles to mam road,
down main road to beginning, 83 V?
acres, more or less. Deposit 25'/,
of bid required at sale, pending
Board's order. James D. Potter,
Trustee for Carteret County. ml6
FIVE ROOM HOtJSE. ~CASH OR
terms. 1514 Ann St. Extension,
Beaufort. Immediate occupancy.
G. W. Duncan, 517 Front St., phone
2 5321. tf
GRADE A GROCERY
AND
MEAT MARKET
With All Equipment and
Fixtures.
Good Location In Beaufort.
Inventory Price or Less
For Quick Sale.
See
C. H. FREEMAN
800 Bridges St.
Morehcad City
Phone 6-4211 tf;
REGISTERED COLLIE PUPS, 5
weeks old. Papers and pedigrees
furnished. Reasonable prices. W.
D. Heath, Jr., Newport, N. C. ml6p
NOW SELLING '
Wildwood Homesiles
Most desirable home building
area on Route 70, between
Morehcad City and Newport.'
Site of Former Morehead City
Airport.
60-foot streets, perfectly drain
ed. Lots 7S by 200 feet. Bet
ter than FHA size.
CASH OR TERMS
Earl Taylor
Phone 2-4146, Beaufort
24- FOOT ROYCRAFT TRAILER.
See George Morton. Jr., Freeman i
Brothers Grocery, Morehead City.
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FOR SALE
WOOD $12 FOR A TWO CORD
truck load. Sec Vincent Pigott,
Gloucester, N. C. m23p
APARTMENT SIZE ELECTRIC
stove. Good condition. $30.00. Tel.
2-5912, Beaufort. ml6
1950 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE.
Radio and heater. Excellent condi
tion. Can be financed. $1450. Call
6-4538. ? ml0p
BUSINESS SERVICES
RECAP OR IF YOU WISH A
full tread which is just like a new
tire. New Goodyear tires in stock.
Tire Service Co., 13th and Arendell
St., phone 6-3029, Morehead City.
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE
Offered for accurate reporting of
social security, withholding
income and sales taxes.
C. W. STEVENS
Phone 6 4458
604 Arendell Morehead City
m20p
FRIGIDAIRE DEALER
FRIGIDAIRE
Refrigerators
Ranges
Water Heaters
Automatic Washers
Home Freezers
Sinks & Cabinets
Trade in your old with the
dealer that gives the most for
the old
USED APPLIANCES
CASH OK TERMS
! SOUND APPLIANCE CO.
Morehead City, N. C.
| DUPLICATE KEYS MADE TO
| order. We have the blanks ? and
I the machine. Protect yourself by
I having an extra set of keys made
I to put in a safe place. Western
I Auto Associate Store, Beaufort.
"CROSLEY"
Home Appliances
Refrigerators
Ranges
Home Freezers
Water Heaters
Automatic Washers
SALES & SERVICE
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Hamilton Furniture Co.
Phone 2-7201
BEAUFORT
SET DOUBLE WEAR FROM
every pair of shoes. Let us repair
them. Styron's on Arendell St. be
tween 9th and 10th. tf
"HAULING"
Long or Short Distance
Precious Things Handled
Carefully
For Information Call
WILLIS
PURE OIL SERVICE STATION
I'honc 6-3114
Morehcad City, N. C. f
FOR CORRECT TIME: ? 6-3186
For correct jewelry, satisfactory
watch repair. Early Jewelers, 812
Arcndell St., Morehead City.
MADE TO YOUR
SPECIFICATIONS
Sash - Cabinets - Doors - Millwork
Douglass Firwood Doors
Screen Doors ? Lawn Furniture
Hardware - Building Supplies
LOCKHART
MILLWORKS
Business Phone . . . 6-3918
Home Phone .... 6-3912
2 miles west of Morehead City
on Highway 70
SEWING MACHINE
SALES & SERVICE
McCall Patterns
Dress Materials
THE SPINNING WHEEL
825*4 Arendell St. Dial 6-3p54
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Health Officer
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public may belive, has been the
backbone of preventive medicine.
The health officer expressed the
opinion that no health department
could serve the public successfully
without the good will and coopera
tion of the medical profession, and
that, in his experience, the private
practitioner has been ever ready
to support any reasonable public
health program.
He added that "socialized medi
cine" would lower the standard
of medical practice, and therefore,
is not in the interest of the public.
Dr. S W Hatcher briefly dis
cussed the significance of certain
types of blood in the case of preg
nancy.
Dr. B. F. Royal, home defense
representative of this area, made
an interesting report on the State
Defense meeting in Greensboro last
week.
A request from the Professional
and Business Women's club came
before the society at the last meet
ing that a cancer clinic be set up
at the Morehead City hospital. Dr.
M. B. Morey, secretary of the soci
ety, read the letter from the State
Board of Health staling that as soon
as the State was able to secure a
medical director for the State can
cer program, the director would
come to Carteret county to discuss
the proposed cancer clinic.
Dr. C. S. Maxwell, president of
the medical society, stated that the
society was requested to nominate
a member to compete first on a
state-wide basis, then on a Nat
ional basis for the title of "Doc
tor of the Year." Dr. Ennett nom
inated Dr F. E. Hyde for this
honor, and Dr Hyde was unani
mously elected by the society.
Pine Seedlings Received
Carteret county 4-H boys receiv
ed Wednesday 2,500 loblolly pine
seedlings offered to them free of
charge from the State College
School of Forestry. The pines will
be set out on county farms.
WANTED
SMALL FARM OR CAMP SITE,
with or without buildings, border
ing on creek or river near More
head City. Write giving acreage,
description and price. Box 368,
New Bern, N. C. m23p
ONE EXPERIENCED SHORT OR
der and fry cook for night work.
Man or woman. Apply in person.
Broadway Cafe, Morehead City, tf
WANT TO" BUY
T(jP PRICES PAID FOR USED
sewing machines. The Spinning
Wheel. 825 Ml Arendell St. Dial
?-3054, Morehead City, N.C. tf
_ FOR RENT ? "
NEW 4 ROOM HOUSE WITH
bath. Hot and cold water. Oil heat.
Rt. 101, one mile from Beaufort.
Phone 2-4131. K. W. Wright. m20
MAKE OLD FLOORS LOOK LOCK
new. Rent our High Speed Floor
Sander and Edger. Low rates.
Western Auto Store, Beaufort.
Phone 2-3651.
CARD OF THANKS
1 wish to thank my neighbors for
extinguishing fire in my home,
Beaufort RFD, on Sunday, March
11. E. F. Perry. ml6p
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends, hospital staff and all that
had a part for every kindness
shown, the use of cars, flowers, in
our recent loss of our father, Mr.
Eugene Bell. Mrs. Annie Bell and
children. ml6p
IN MEMORIAM
A tribute of Jove and devotion to
our beloved husband and father,
Herbert R. Tillery, Sr., who en
tered eternal rest three years ago
yesterday, March 15, 1948.
At rest is the one we loved so dear,
Silent is the voice we loved to hear;
Too far away for sight or speech,
But not too far for our thoughts
to reach.
You are always in our minds
And somehow always near.
But words cannot ever tell
How much we miss you, dear.
Mrs. Elaine B. Tillery
ml6 and Herbert, Jr.
Health Nurse
Speaks to PTA
Mrs. Leota Hammer, public
health nurse, told of the public
health program as it is carried on
in the county schools Tuesday eve
ning when she addressed the Beau
fort PTA at the monthly meeting.
She said that up until a year
ago no action had J?een taken aft
er physical defects were found in
children, but that when the state
legislature appropriated $550,000
last year, the health department
was able to have 146 tonsil and
adenoid operations performed on
Carteret county school children, 93
pairs of glasses were provided
needy children, two hernia opera
tions were performed. Several eye
operations were performed through
the cooperation of the State Aid
for the Blind, and three children
were sent to the school for the
blind.
In addition to aid to the school
children, the health department
also placed first aid kits in the
county schools and provided
scales for the larger schools.
Mrs. Hammer said that the pre
school clinic is held each spring to
determine and correct physical de
fects in children before they en
ter school. Immunization and
booster shots are also given at that
time.
She remarked that it was hoped
that the state legislature would be
able to increase the appropriation
for correction of defects in school
children where their families could
not pay for. them. This program
will mean fewer repeaters in class
rooms, when children can see the
blackboards and can hear clearly,
she explained.
Prior to Mrs. Hammer's talk,
Miss Susan Rumley's third grade
children gave a play titled Billy
Seeks Adventure.
The meeting was opened with
the Lord's prayer. Following the
program, Miss Maud Green, secrc
taiy pro tern, read the minutes.
E. W. Downum, treasurer, report
ed $9H4.71 in the bank as of March
1. The ways and means chairman
reported $322.75 made on Stunt
Night, and Mrs. Leslie Moore,
grade mothers chairman, reported
that $423.62 had been made by the
grade mothers, and that the cork
bulletin boards had been ordered
for the class rooms.
Mrs. R. M. Williams, program
chairman, announced that a quiz
program would be presented at the
April meeting of the PTA, with
Mrs. Walter Chipman chairman.
Parents would take part in the pro
gram.
The president, Mrs. Gehrmann
'Holland, announced that Mrs.
Ralph Eudy. Mrs. Robert Safrit
and Mrs. ^Clvin Hancock were the
nominating committee and that
they would present their slate at 1
the next meeting.
Following adjournment, T. G.
Lcary, principal, showed the film.
You Can Beat the A Bomb.
40 Ailend Men's Club
Dinner al Si. Paul's
Forty men attended the St. Paul's
Men's club meeting at the parish
house Wednesday. George Stovall
presided in the absence of Richard
McClain, president.
A committee, headed by Mrs. E.
M. Dewey and Mrs. Paul Webb of
the Ladies Auxiliary, served the
dinner which preceded the meet
ing.
Scouting and the Bogue Banks
grant of land to the East Carolina
diocese were discussed during the
evening.
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Rats Town in Darkness
Part of Morehead City was in
darkness Wednesday night due to
a street light head burning out,
George Stovall, manager of Tide
Water Power company, reported.
The trouble was attributed to re
cent high wind and rain, Stovall
said. The difficulty on the main
circuit caused the other two to go
out. The burned out head was not
located until 1:30 a.m. Thursday,
but the other two circuits were
put on manual control at 11 p.m.
Lights were still burning at 8
o'clock Thursday morning because
they were being operated manual
ly and not automatically.
Marine Officer
Addresses PTA
"Do not circulate rumors about
subversive activities or draw con
clusions from information you fur
nish the FBI," cautioned Capt. W.
Paul Dean, USMC, assistant chief
of staff for intelligence, Cherry
Point, when he addressed the Par
ent-Teacher association Monday
night at Morehead City school.
Captain Dean, who spoke mainly
on communism, explained the com
munist theory and traced the
growth of communism in the Unit
ed States since 1919. He told the
PTA that subversive activities
should be reported by letter, or
phone 34126, to the Charlotte FBI
office.
After the report is made, he
warned his listeners not to discuss
the information, spread rumors, or
gossip. He also stated that troop
movements in this area should not
be discussed. A film on commun
ism was shown following the offi
cer's talk.
President S. A. Chalk, jr., re
ported plans of the grounds com
mittee headed by Bernard Leary.
Soil will be hauled to the play yard
behind the school and grass seed
planted as soon as school closes in
the spring. The Morehead City
Woman's club will supply shrub
bery for the front of the building.
Pictures suitable for hanging in
the auditorium on both sides of
the stage will not be purchased,
but the art committee hopes to
have the pictures donated, the
president said.
The PTA executive board has al
so authorized the expenditure of
$30 to purchase stands for each
side of the stage.
The nominating committee will
report on its selection of officers
at the April meeting.
Eight Carteret county agricul
ture leaders will attend the exten
sion mobilization meeting today at
Washington, N. C., where agricul
tural agents from each county will
organize for defense purposes.
Court
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year sentence.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Morse did
not contest the charge of receiving
stolen goods. They were found
guilty and Morse was sentenced
to 12 months on the roads, Mrs.
Morse to 18 months in prison, sus
pended. She was placed on three
years' probation.
The judge ordered that Russell
John Charles Barber be brought
into court immediately, if he could
be located, to answer to a charge
of driving at 70 miles per hour.
Probation Revoked
Sentences were invoked in the
cases of Plymouth Taylor, Cecil
Guthrie, and Charlie Jones, who
violated conditions of probation.
All three will serve time on the
roads.
William Bubba Collins, colored,
was found guilty Monday on a
charge of breaking and entering
Lea's fish house, Morehead City,
and stealing eight boxes of fish
valued at $100.
He will serve a two-year road
sentence following the serving of
a one-year sentence suspended in
October 1947 when he pleaded
guilty to breaking and entering
and larceny. At that time he was
placed on four years' probation.
Cases against the following de
fendants have been continued:
Herman Kirby, Danny Ro*e. Julian
Carl Gilbert, Florabelle Guthrie
and Danny Rose. Brady Lewis and
Mrs. James Daniel Lewis.
47 DESOTO
4-Door Sedan
Radio, Heater, Seat
Covers
Anyone Would Be Proud
To Own It
SEE IT!
PARKER MOTOR CO.
CHRYSLER ? PLYMOUTH
MOREHEAD CITY
IN A HURRY?
CALL
YELLOW CAB CO.
Dial 6-3125
24 Hour Service
MOREHEAD CITY, N. C.
Marvin H. Powers, Mgr.
Join The Easter Parade In A
Select Guaranteed Used Car .
? 1949 FORD Club Coupe. Radio, Healer, Sun
visor. Low Mileage. $1385.00
? 1949 NASH '600". 2-Door Fully Equipped with
the Gas-saving over-drive. $1585.00
? 1948 CHEVROLET. 4-Door. Radio, Healer, While
Wall Tires ? Like new $1285.00
? 1947 CHEVROLET Slalionwagon. New Tires,
Radio, Healer, New Paint. $1175.00
? 1946 DODGE. 4-Door, Radio, Healer. Will Painl
and Repair to suit you.
A 30-Day Written Guarantee With All Cars
? 1941 PLYMOUTH. 2-Dood $395.00
GURLEY MOTOR CO.
1302 arendelL St. morehead city
PHONE? DAY: 6-4230 ? NIGHT: 6-3564
Board of Equalization
WILL MEET IN
COURT HOUSE
(County Commissioners Room)
Monday, March 19
10 A.M.
THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION AT THIS TIME WILL
HEAR ANY COMPLAINTS REGARDING TAX VALUA
TIONS.
ANY ADJUSTMENTS IN TAX VALUATIONS FOR THE
YEAR 1951 MUST BE MADE AT THIS TIME.
Board of Equalization
OF
CARTERET COUNTY
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