facial JJefus
%> Lockw?o4 Phillip Society Editw I^one (-J2H
Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor
moved this week from their house
in the 200 block of Ann st. to Mrs.
N. W. Taylor's, 305 Ann st
Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard Lewis
and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Harrell
spetjt last F(14sy night i* Rocky
Mou?t and last Saturday In Man
teo, when the Grand Officers of
the IOOF mat with those lodges.
Mis. J. S. Steed spent last week
end in Aydee and Greenville. Mr.
S(ee<i and their son, James, drove
to Ay den Sunday to bring her
?vow*.
Mr. aod Mrs. Jim Silar of Ann
at. expect Mrs. Silar's family from
Xwk. P? . thus weekend.
Mrs. James H. Potter, III Mrs.
Tiveodore Salter and Mr?. Gilbert
Potter spent Tuesday in New Bern.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wheatley
will leave Saturday for Ports
mouth. Va., where they will visit
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Spruill.
Miss Elinor Craighill of Char
leston, S C., spent a few days here
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whitehurst
sp^ut Monday in Wilmington
where they took their daughter,
Harriet, for a check-up at Dr. Sid
bury's hospital. While there they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Geddy Ben
nett."
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Paul return
ed Tuesday from Portsmouth
where they had visited Mrs. Harry
Paul.
Mrs. Joe Devonchik, Mrs. Cecil
Peterson and Mrs. Leland Peterson
left Sunday for a visit in New
York.
Mrs. Homer Lewis, Mrs. Joe
Wiixdley and Mrs. John Pollock of
Trenton attended the TceCycles in
Raleigh Monday evening.
The Rev. and Mrs. W. Y. Stewart
returned to Ocracoke Thursday af
ter a short visit at Inlet inn.
Mrs. D. F. Merrill and Calvin
Jones attended the price stabiliza
tipn clinic in New Bern yesterday.
T, T. Potter, E. W. Downum, Dr.
W- L. Woodard and Harvey Smith
returned Wednesday night from
Cnwel Hill where they had at
tended the meeting of the Grand
Lodge of the Masonic Order.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones and
their three children spent Saturday
in Ralaigb where tbey attended
the IceCycles.
Ifc and Mrs. Robert Stephens
ao4 their baby son left last Thurs
day for Atlanta, Ga? where Mrs.
Stephens and the baby will visit
her family for a month. Mr. Steph
ens returned home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Murphy left
Wednesday for Pascagoula, Miss.,
where tbey will be for the fisbing
?MM*.
Wiley Lewis left Friday for Red
Bank, N. J., on a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Taylor
have moved back into their home
spending the winter with
N. W. Taylor.
Miss Beulah Richards and Miss
RoyaU Richards, both of Balti
more, arrived Tuesday for a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Richards.
Robert Smith left Wednesday
% a short visit to Winston-Salem.
Mrs. Wonhof of Long bland, N.
Y., arrived by plane Tuesday for
a visit with her son and daughter
in-law, Sgt. and Mrs. Allan Won
hof.
Mr. a n(l Mrs. Paul C. Slater of
Fort Mead, Fla., arrived Saturday
for a ten-day visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Slater.
Mr. T. G. Willis left Monday for
Florida for the fishing season.
Major George Linnemeier, of
Quantico, Va., spent last weekend
here with his family.
Joseph Smith, USCG, stationed
on board the cutter Mendrona at
Baltimore, (pent last weekend at
hope.
Miss Lorraine Willis, USN, is ex
pected to arrive home today from
I'atuxvit River, Md., (or a niae
day leave.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Barbour, jr.,
and their children will spend this
weekend in Mount Olive with Mrs.
Barbour's family.
Mrs. Sara Hill left Sunday for
Chapel Hill where she will visit
her son, M. A. Hill.
Miss Jean Outlaw of Raleigh and
Elizabeth City left Monday after a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. R. Hugh
Hilt.
Lindscy Hill left Tuesday for
Fayetteville where he joined the
ground force of the Army Air
Force. He left by plane Wednes
day for San Antonio, Tex., where
he will receive his basic training.
James Paul Lewis arrived home
Thursday from Alemeda, Cal.,
where he has completed his boot
training for the Coast Guard.
Registered Nurses Elecl
New Officers for Year
Mrs. Jack Morgan was elected
president recently o? the Register
ed Nurses club to succeed Mrs. W.
E. Hewitt, when the organization
bold its business meeting at the
Morehead City hospital.
Mrs. L. A. Daniels of Morehead
City was elected to serve as vice
president succeeding Miss I.ida
Piner, and Mrs. Leonard Safrit of
Beaufort was elected secretary
treasurer to succeed Mrs. Marvin
Willis.
Mrs. Carrie Hamlin Joins
Casual Club as New Member
Mrs. Carrie Hamlin was welcom
ed into the Casual club as a new
member last Thursday evening
when Mrs. Julian Hamilton enter
tained the club.
Bingo was played during Uie
evening with Mrs. L. C. Dickinson
receiving the prize.
Mrs. Hamilton served pineapple
upside down cake and coffee at
the end of the evening.
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Hamlin
Entertain Casual Club
Mrs. Philip Thomas and Mrs.
Ctrie Hamlin were hostesses Wed
nesday evening when the Casual
club met at their home.
Guests at the meeting were Mrs.
J. C. Wolfe of JacksonviUe, Fla.,
Mrs. W. Y. Stewart of Ocraeoke,
Mrs. Tad Davis. Mrs. Leonard Sa
frit and Miss Haddie Neal.
Canasta was played during the
evening with prizes being awarded
the winners.
During the card play soft drinks,
mints, nuts and cheese crackers
were served, and at the end of the
evening strawberry ice cream and
cookies.
Mrs. Wheatley Hostess
To Bridge Club Tuesday
Mrs. W. A. Mace, jr., Mrs. J. S.
Steed and Mrs. Walter Morris were
guests Tuesday afternoon when
Mrs. James Wheatley entertained
her bridge club.
High score prize, a linen scarf,
was won by Mrs. T. T. Potter.
Mrs. Wheatley served ice cream,
cookies and coffee at the end of
the bridge play.
Concordia Lodge lo Have
District Meeting Saturday
The Grand Officers of the In
dependent Order Odd FeUows will
meet Saturday night with Concor
dia lodge in Beaufort.
Past Sovereign Grand Master
Judge Edward M. Sharpe will
speak at the meeting on the part
of the Rebekahs and Odd Fellows
are taking in the national defense
program, and moviag pictures ?f
the Odd Fellows football game
will be shown.
Members of Miriam Rebekah
lodge have been invited to attend
the meeting at 9 o'clock.
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Easy to Prepare Seafood, Have Some Today!
OTTB* FISH BASKET
8th and Evans Sts. Moretiead City
Lewis-Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Robinson
request tfce kopour
?f your presence
?t the marriage ol their daughter,
Patsy Ann 1
to
Mr. James Paul Lewis
on Wednesday, April twenty-fifth
at five-thirty o'clock
10 U>e afternoon
at the Atlantic Methodist Church {
A reception will be given at the
home ol the bride's parents im
mediately following the wedding
ceremony.
No formal invitations have
been sent hi the county but all
friends are cordially invited.
Paisy Robinson Honored
At Pre-Nuplial Parties
Miss Patsy Robinson, who will
be married Wednesday to Mr.
James Paul Lewis, was the honor
guest at two parties recently.
Mrs. Luther Lewis, mother of the
groom, and her daughters, Mrs.
Ronald Earl Mason of Beaufort
and Miss Jean Lewis of Davis, en
tertained Thursday at a shower for
Miss Robinson.
Games were played during the
evening, with prizes being award
ed the winners.
Mi6S Robinson, as guest of hon
or, was presented with a corsage
of white carnations, and as special
gift from her hostesses, a chenille
bedspread and set of pillow slips.
Mrs. Roland Boyd, Mrs. Gerald
Willis and Mrs. Wallace Gaskill,
sister of the bride, entertained
Saturday at a shower at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Robinson,
parents of the bride.
Miniature corsages were present
ed each guest and the honor guest
was given a corsage of rosebuds.
Games were played and prizes
were awarded the winners.
Ice cream cake was served at the
end of the evening.
Sandra Gael Piner Hostess
Al Birthday Party Tuesday
Sandra Gael Piner, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Piner, enter
tained at a party Tuesday after
noon to celebrate her third birth
day.
Games were played during the
afternoon with prizes being award
ed the winners, and refreshments
of ice cream and birthday cake
with candles were served the 35
guests.
Clara Saint tntertains
To Celebrate Birthday
Clara Safrit, daughter ?f Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard SaXrit, enter
tained at a party last Wednesday
afternoon to celebrate her 4th
birthday.
Games were played, and the tra
ditional ice cream and birthday
cake with candles were served the
young guests.
Chicken Salad Supper
To be Served April 25
A chicken salad supper for bene
fit of the Accolyte Guild will be
served in St. Paul's parish house
from 5:30 to 7:30 Wednesday, April
25.
Persons wishing to have a sup
per delivered to them should tele
phone Edmond Nelson, 2-5918. De
liveries will start at 5 p.m. There
will also be a music program dur
ing the supper at the parish house.
Tickets for the affair can be
purchased from accolytes.
Miss Shirley Johnson Weds
Mr. Richard Babcock
Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson have
announced the marriage of their
daughter, Shirley, to Mr. Richard
J. Babcock, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Babcock of Albany, N. Y.
The wedding took place Monday,
April 16i in the Methodut parson
age at Greenville.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Admitted and discharged from
Morehead City hospital recently
were the following: (
Mrs. Daphne Guthrie of More- a
head City, discharged Wednesday c
following an operation. a
Robert Graham, jr., of Ilavelock, i
discharged Wednesday following
an qpmUoiv n
Tommy Lewis of Harkers Isfand, r
dischari;eU Wednesday after treat- |
nant - |
Mrs. James Howard of Newport, a
admitted Tuesday to receive treat
ment. I
Charlie Webb of Swansboro, ad- <?
mitted Tuseday for treatment. q
Iredell Wade o I Smyrna, admit- ^
ted Monday.
Mrs. George Barton and infant \
daughter ot Morehead City, dis- n
charged Tuesday. j
Allen Colenda, jr., son of Mr. 0
ind Mrs. Allen Colenda of More- i
head City, discharged Tuesday
following a tonsillectomy.
Mrs. Mark Davis of Morehead
City discharged Tuesday following
an operation.
Mrs. Daniel Fulcher and infant a
son of Stacy, discharged Tuesday. J
Gilbert Glancy of Beaufort, dis
charged Monday following treat- ?
ment.
Mrs. Leroy Guthrie of Morehead
City, discharged Sunday following 5
:m operation. 1
Mrs. Carl D. Garner and infant '
daughter of Morehead City, dis- a
L-harged Sunday. ^
Mrs. William J. Motes and in
fant son of Harjowe, discharged
Monday.
Mrs. Moses Teel of route 1 Beau
fort, discharged Tuesday.
STORK NEWS
Births at Morehead Cify Hospital:
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Fulcher
of Stacy announce the birth of a
son, Jimmie Daniel, Saturday,
April 14.
Mr. and Mrs. George P. Barton
of Morehead City announce the
birth of a daughter, Carol Lynn,
Friday, April 13.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight L. Hoy, jr.,
of Beaufort announce the birth of
a daughter, Joann Marie, Tuesday,
April 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin J. Bohart
of Morehead City announce the
birth of a daughter, Mary Ellen,
Tuesday, April 17.
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are needed in a hurry,
depend on us 24 hours
a day to fill your
needs quickly. Our
large stocks make it
possible to (ill most
prescriptions In ? mat
ter of minutes.
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DISC STORE
Dial 2-3231
Front St.
BEAUFORT
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insurance you can have is
to keep in good health hy
consultations with your
doctor. His prescriptions
will he given our closest
care and attention.
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MmtM Bldg. Phon* 2-4961 Beaufort, N. C
IIIIKHtHfHltUKHIIIIIMtXIMIMIMHI I
OBITUARIES
MRS. MITTS GREEN
Funeral aervices for Mrs. Miltlo
Jreen, W. wbo (tied Monday night
it the Morehead City hospital, were
onducted at 4 o'clock Wednesday
iftcrnoon in the Trenton Ctarist
an church, Trenton. N. C.
Mrs. Green, widow of Benja
nin Franklfti Green, is a former
esident of Trenton. She had
?en a resident of Marehead City
or several years. Death {allowed
heart attack.
Mrs. Green is survived by a son.
larry, 2702 Evans st., Morehead
Sty: ? daughter, Mrs. Raymond
?rove, Greensboro; two sisters,
Irs. Clyde Meadows, Trenton, and
Irs. Patricia N. Allen, Norfolk,
'a.. and the following nieces and
ephews: Mrs. William Capps,
acksonvitle, N. C. Kleber Mead
ws, Sara and Dorothy Nobles of
'renton.
JOHN A. HILL
Funeral services for John At
veil Hill, 82, who died Tuesday
t the home of his son, Leroy Hill
if Davis were held in the Atlantic
(elhodist church Wednesday aft
rnoon at 2 o'clock with the Rev.
4. C. Chandler, the Rev. Maness
iitchell and the Rev. R. N. Fitts
tfficiating. Burial was in the At
antic cemetery.
Surviving Mr. Hill are his son
md a sister, Mrs. Julia Salter of
Mlantic.
J. MACK JONES
J. Mack Jones, 88. of Swansboro
died Tuesday morn inn in the Ons
low county hospital at Jacksonville
after a long illness.
Funeral services were held Wed
nesday afternoon at Swansboro
with burial following in the Swans
boro cemetery.
Surviving Mr. Jones arc a daugh
ter Mrs. F. Foster of Swans
boro and a son. Lee Jones.
5. ROLAND NOP
Mrs. Roland Noe, a former resi
dent of Beaufort, died at her home
in Staten Island. N. Y? Tuesday.
Funeral services will be held at
her home at 2 o'clock this after
noon with burial following in
Staten Island.
Surviving are her husband who
is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Levy Noe of Beaufort, a son, Leon
ard, and two daughters, Janet and
Rita.
hr BOYS GIRLS'
E. W. DOWNUM
DEPARTMENT STORE
Front SI. ? Beaufort. N. C.
Pat n Wolrome Son
Dr. and Mr>. A. 11 Pate of Golds
bnro, welcomed a son. Roy Willis,
Tuesday. April 10, in the Golds
boro hospital. Mrs. Pate is the
former Corinne Willis of Beaufort
Finely chopped scallions are de
licious added to cream of spinach
soup.
KILL* the ACHE, BUBN, ITCH af
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SKIN to raach imbedded Infection isl
Irttla oa contact*. Cat iBtUnl-dryhf
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HELEN CURTIS SAUVE & CREAM SHAMPOO
2 for the price of one 89c
HELEN CURTIS EGG SHAMPOO '
2 for the price of one 89c
5. DAY DEODORANT PADS
(With Boudoir Pin Box) $1 Value 59c
WOODBURY COCOANUT OIL SHAMPOO
Regular price 50c ? now 35c
DOROTHY GRAY HORMONE CREAM
$2.00 Value -now $1.00
ELKAY'S MOTH FUME CRYSTALS
Full Pound Regular Price 69c ? now 43c
200 REXALL ASPIRIN TABLETS 69c
JOE HOUSE DRUG STORE
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Front Street 2-3331 Beaufort, N. C.
Libby's Vienna
Sausage
4c? 23c
Libby's
Potted Meat
17c
Libby's Corned
Beef Hash
12c.?nz- 43c
Libby's
Tripe
C??n 29c
Libby's
Deviled Ham
vr 20c
Crisco
'c??b $1.15
Cashmere Bouquet
Soap
Bath _ e
Bar 15C
Soap
Palmolive
B*lh
Bar I5c
P&C Soap
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Ban ?' 9c j
Ivory Soap
& 16c
% Personal
Ivory Soap
2 *??? 13c
Ivory Snow
Lie.
Pkg. 33c
Lava Soap
, lu lie
Octagon Toilet
Soap
2 15c
i . . j 1
Swift
12-Ox.
c? 53c
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about the delay at our t
checkout stands.
* We worked hard to solve
this problem by increasing
and improving the stands
and training our checkers
to do a more efficient job.
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? Proves Fine Foods
Needn't Be Expensive
Ann t'uge Foods are mad*
of c h o 1 c ? Ingredients In
A&P's own modern Ann
Page food kiV Hens and sold
to you In A&P Stores, Ihuit
eliminating unneceisaoy in
between expenses. The liv
ing* made in this way art
shared with yon*
Ann Page
Grape Jelly ?e*?
- "S2T 22c
Ann Page Crabapple
Jelly "tt- 20c
Ann Page Salnd Style
Mustard "5 9c
Ann Ptge Salad
Dressing ... Jar 33c
Ann Page Gelatin Desserts
Sparkle . - i a.. je
* f
Ann Page Stuffed %
Olives St 2Sc
4
Ann Page with Pork & Tom Sauce
Beans ?S" 12c
Ann Page
Peanut Butter "?3tc
|j /Super-Right''
f Chuck Roasts!
Super Right Bono In
Chuck Roast Lb 73c
Super Right Boned 4
Chuck Roast ..n?. Lb 93c
Smoked Hams stouwioa <-b 57c
Pork Chops Center Cut* ? ? ? ? > Lb. 69c
Pork Roast Loin End ________ Lb. 53c
Frankfurters Premium _ _ _ _ _ Lb. 59c
Pickle ??JP,SS&& 65c
Sliced Bologna "> 550
Sirloin Steak $1.09
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FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Apples Winfsap Lb. 10c
Fresh Corn T?ndrr 3 Ears 29c
Oranges Juicy Florida ? $ Lb. Bag 49c
Cabbage Crc'n Lb- 5c
Grapefruit Juicy*s?" Ms 3 23c
Carrots Fresh Crisp Bunch 9c
Potatoes waho Baking 10 Lb Baii 49c
Lemons 2 ">? 25c
msmmm . m ?? ? ?
Perfcct Strike
Chum Salmon - ^
Niblets Brand Cora c? 17c
Bartlett Pears Del Monte. ______ Can 47c
Kadota Figs Packer'* Label - Can ^ 41c
Pineapple Juice Llbby'a ...... Can 41c
lona Cocoa Vf 21c
A&P Crape Juice Si. 23c
Creen Beans French Style. ______ Can 19c
A&P Spinach 2 SSJ 33c
Paper Towels Blue Ribbon Roll 16c
Tomato Juice i?n. 2 S,J 29c
Hamburger swm c?" 54c
Pork Sausage Swlit _ _ . 'can 48c
Sliced Pineapple Del Monte. 'Sin' 30c
Reliable
Green Beans - - - *
AM prices shewn here (Including Iktie ef Item* net anbjeet U eell
lags) are guaranteed?' Thursday, April 1Mb throu?h H'rdnesdar,
April 2am.
AUo the eerreet Jrleee Marked en every Item, nine n Itemised euk
retlater slip ... you know what yes save al AAP.
These Prices Apply hi Stores b Beaufort - Morehead