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Hiss Su? Willis, daughter of Rev.
?nd Mrs. R. T. Willis, jr., returned
Sunday night from Greensboro,
w'lere she spent six weeks with
her grandmother, Mrs. J. E. Oli
ver. Miss Pamela Money, of Greens
boro, returned with her coAsin,
Miss Willis, for a visit here.
Mr. Thomas Oglesby and sons,
Tommy and Freddy, and Mr. D. S.
" Oglesby were visitors in FaVette
ville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Ayseue
went to Elizabeth City Friday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Ayscue's
aunt, Mrs. Ada B. Walston. They
returned Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Martin and
two children, of Goldsboro, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
G. E. Sanderson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Barden and
daughter, of Plymouth, left Wed
nesday after spending several days
with the G. E. Sandersons.
Mrs. Herbert Thornton, jr., and
sons, Robbie and Bill, of Cherry
Point, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Herbert Thornton.
Mrs. Bobby Thornton, of Hollii,
New York, left yesterday after a
visit with her sister-in-law, Mr.s
Herbert Thornton. .
Dr. and Mrs. Sam McPherson
and family, of Durham, are spend
ing two weeks at their cottage
here.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wade, jr.,
and daughters returned Sunday to
Winston-Salem after spending two
weeks here visiting Mr. Wade's pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wade.
Dr. and Mrs. Alva Van Nortwick
and sons, Bill and Wallace, are ex
pected to arrive tomorrow for a
visit with Mrs. Van Nortwick's pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Taylor.
Mrs. E. J. Pierson and Sonny
Collins, of Philadelphia, are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mills and
family.
Mrs. Nat Macon and little daugh
ter, Lillian, of Oceana, Va., are
here for a visit with Mrs. Macon's
* mother, Mrs. Richard Duffy.
Mrs. Theodore Economen and
son, Wayne, left Saturday to visit
friends in Roanoke, Va., and Wash
ington, D. C.
Mrs. Ralph Wade and Mrs. C*h
nie Lee. who have beeh visiting
here, returned Saturday to their
home in Roanoke, Va.
Mrs. Fred Sanders, Miss Louise
Sanders. Mrs. James Smith, and
Misses Ruth Marie and Sandra Lee
Smith have returned to Savannah,
j Ga., after spending a week here
with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oglesby.
: Mrs. W. B. Rowe returned to Sa
. vannah with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moore and
j daughter, Paula, returned to Mar
' ion Sunday. Mrs. Moore had spent
' two weeks here with her father,
i Mr. Cliff Willis.
Mr. Linwood Brlnson returned
Thursday to Roanoke Rapids after
spending several days with his
family.
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lir. tnd Mrs. J. C. Taylor hive
moved Into their new home on
Evans it.
Mr. B. L. Adams, of Columbus,
Ga., la visiting relatives here (or a
month.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Ivy and Mr.
and Mrs. D. L. Stroud and children,
o( Goldsboro, spent Sunday with
Mrs. J. H. Buck.
Miss Marilou Paulsen, Mrs. A.
R. Paulsen, and Sam Guthrie left
Sunday by plane for a business trip
to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Riddick,
of Bethel, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Jack Styron.
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Boren will
return to Greensboro today, after
a visit here with Dr. and Mrs. Ben
Royal. Returning with the Borens
is their grandson who has been
attending Camp Morehead.
Mrs. Rudolph Lucas and eon,
Rody, hive returned from Fern
andina, Fla, where they visited
Mrs. Howard Piner.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Daniels, Fort
Myers, Fla., have returned after
spending several days with Mrs.
Dankls' sister, Mrs. Howard Wade,
and Charles Styron.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Lucas md
son attended Thursday the fun
eral of Mr. Lucas' aunt, Mrs. Nina
Strickland at Wilson, and visited
relatives at Scotland Neck.
F. Earl Willis, Newport News,
Va., spent the weekend with his
mother, Mrs. Lula Willis.
Mr?. Theodore Wertheim of New
Rochelle, N. Y., is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Lula Willis.
Albpn Barrus, jr., who is attend
ing summer school at the Univer
sity of North Carolina, spent the
weekend with his family at their
cottage.
Miss Jean Henry, of Kinston,
Miss Jean Calhoun, of Clinton,
and Miss Jane Alexander, of States
ville, spent several days last week
with Miss Molly Quinn.
Miss Sally Shore, of Winston-Sa
lem is the guest of Miss 'Hontas
Whitaker.
Mrs. R. A. Whitaker, of Kin
aptutuig this week with
?er tMdfchter, Mrs. Fitihugh Wal
lace, jr., at the Wallace cottage
here.
Mrs. Charles Fulk and children,
Kay and Sammy of Pilot Mountain,
are spending this week with Mrs.
Fulk'i aunt, Mrs. R. S. Flippin.
Mr. P. G. Beck, of Pilot Mountain,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. R. S. Flippin.
Calendar of Events
TODAY
6:45 p. m. ? Beaufort Rotary club,
Inlet inn
8 p. m. ? Beaufort chamber of
commerce board of director?, town
hall
WEDNESDAY
B p. m ? n&PW Club picnic, At
lantic Beach
6:30 p. m.? Morehead City high
school band concert, recreation
center
THURSDAY
7:30 p. m. ? Morehead City cham
ber of commerce board of director?,
advisory council, committee chair
men, civic center
FRIDAY
7:30 p. m.? American Legion,
Legion auxiliary at Legion hut
Miss Grantham Honored
At Bridge Party Thursday
On Thursday evening, Miss Bar
bara Grantham, bride-elect of this
week, was complimented at a mis
cellaneous shower and bridge and
canasta party at the civic center.
Hostesses were Mrs. Neal Windley
and Mrs. Arthur Lewis.
High scorer at canasta was Mrs.
George Lewis, Mrs. Frank Swindell
won high score prize for bridge,
and Mrs. Clyde Willis was low.
The hostesses served soft drinks
during play, and at the conclusion
of play, cookies, salted nuts, and
ice cream sodas.
Miss Grantham's hostesses pre
sented her a corsage and a gift of
silver.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Durham and
children, of Chapel Hill, spent the
weekend at the Ocean King hotel.
Miss Sudie Nelson will arrive
this week from San Diego, Calif.,
for a visit with Mrs. Herbert Thorn
ton.
Capt. and Mrs. Ben Alford, of
Fort Bragg, spent the weekend
here.
Mrs. Howard Strawcutter and lit
tle son, Howard Thomas, left today
for their home on Long Island, N.
Y., after a visit here with Mrs.
Strawcutter'* parents. Mr. and Mrs.
M. T. Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Mills returned to Long Island with
Mrs. Strawcutter and will remain
for a visit.
Miss Carolyn Taylor will return
today from a trip to New York.
Mrs. Ralph Warnken returned to
Baltimore Saturday after spending
a week here with her daughter and
son-in-law, Lt. and Mrs. Frederic
Allen.
Mrs. James Bryan Harper Mid
daughter, Susan, and Miss Martlta
Miles, of Winston-Salem are the
guests of Mrs. J. J. yuinn.
Miss Molly Quinn will leave to
morrow to spend a week in Blue
field, W. Va.
|Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Whitak
er of Kinston, spent the weekend
with Dr. and Mrs. Paul Whitak
er.
Stewari-Grantham
Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Albert Grantham
request the honour of your
presence
at the marriage of their '
daughter
Barbara Ann
to
Mr. Floyd Walter Stewart
on Friday, the twenty-seventh
of July
at five o'clock in the afternoon
First Methodist Church
Morehead City, North .Carolina
No formal invitations have
been sent in the county, but all
friends are cordially invited.
Four Hostesses Compliment
Bride at Surprise Shower
Four hostesses, Miss Marilou
Paulsen, Miss Helen jtynes, Mrs. D.
B. Willis, and Mis? Sue Lynch,
honored Miss Barbara Grantham
Friday night at a surprise show
er at the home of Miss Paulsen on
Bogue Sound.
During the evening, guests play
ed bridge and canasta. Mrs. A. R.
Paulsen won canasta high score
prize, an ash tray, and Miss Gran
tham, second high, won a key
ring. Mrs. Roma Styron, bridge
high scorer, won a pair of earrings,
and Mrs. Jerry Willis, low scorer,
won an ash tray.
The hostesses served soft drinks
and salted nuts during play, and at
the conclusion of play, block cake,
fruit punch and candy.
The hostesses presented Miss
Grantham a gladioli corsage and a
gift of china.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Admissions:
Mr. Reuben Wallace, Mcrrimon,
Friday for an operation.
Mrs. Bessie Wallace, Morehead
Beaufort Causeway, Saturday for
an operation.
Mr. Marvin Willis, Smyrna, Fri
day fo% treatment.
Mrs. Dan Bell, RFD Newport,
Saturday for treatment.
Mrs. William Fox, Havelock Sun
day, for an operation.
Cecil J. Moore, Marshallberg,
Friday, for treatment.
Charles Lewis, Otway, Monday
for treatment.
Mrs. Ruth Smith, Havelock, Sun
day for treatment.
Mrs. Walter Sutton, Havelock,
Saturday for treatment.
DISCHARGES:
Dan Bell, RFD Newport, Sat
urday, following an operation.
Mrs. Ray Dennis, and infant son,
Newport, Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Ellington and infant
daughter, Swansboro. Friday.
Graham Taylor, Sea Level, Sun
day, following treatment.
Mrs. L. C. Ferrell, Kinston, Sat
urday, following treatment.
Allen Gray, route 2 Newport,
Sunday following an operation.
Henry Hill, RFD Beaufort Sat
urday following an operation.
Mrs. William Willis and infant
daughter, Cherry Point, Monday.
Wally Gould, route 1 Newport,
Monday, following an operation
Betty Arthur, Newport, Friday,
OBITUARIES
CAPT. JOSEPH BlIRRUS
Ocracoke ? Capt Joseph lierritt
Burrus, veteran lighthouse keeper,
age 78, died Tuesday at his home
here. Funeral service was held
Friday morning with Rev. W. Y.
Stewart officiating and with the
local Coast Guard as pall bearers.
Capt. Burrus was a native of
Hatteras, son of a sea captain. He
enlisted in the lighthouse service
in his early twenties and served
forty-five years in North Carolina
or Virginia lighthouses, among
them Tangier Island, Thimble
Shoals, Cape Lookout, Croatan,
Olivers Reef, Bluff Shoals, and
Ocracoke. He was well known to
everyone during the last sixteen
years of his service at the historic
Ocracoke lighthouse, retiring from
duty here in 1947.
He is survived by his wife, Ela
nor Oden Burrus, one son, Oscar
Burrus of Norfolk, six daughters,
Mrs. C. L. Thorpe of Hawthorne,
California, Mrs. Victor Grigas of
Worcester, Mass., Mrs. Raymond
Beasley of Portsmouth, Va., Mrs.
Monford Garrish. Mrs. Sybil Simp
son, Mrs. Herman Spencer, all of
Ocracoke, and fourteen grand
chiudren.
CHARLES H. BENNETT
Funeral services for Charles fil
bert Bennett, 77, of 104 N. 6th
street, Morehead City, who died in
q Raleigh hospital Saturday night
after a short illness, were held in
the First Methodist church, More
head City, yesterday afternoon at
4 o'clock with the Rev. Lester A.
Tilley officiating. Burial was in
Bay View cemetery.
Surviving Mr. Bennett are his
wife, three sons. Johnny of Chapel
Hill, Guy of Durham, Charles North
of Morehead City and two daugh
ters, Mrs. Robert V. Wade and
Mrs. Leslie Brinson, both of More
head City.
MRS. EDWARD SEWELL
Mrs. Edward Sewell of Swans
boro. the former Ruby Guthrie,
died Monday morning at Morehead
City hospital.
Funeral plans were incomplete
at presstime yesterday.
DR. FREDERICK M. MORRISON
fit. Frederick ...cCullock Mor
rison, 47, died at his home at 1079
Rivermont Terrace, Lynchburg,
Va., Monday after a long illness.
Funeral services will be held at
4 o'clock this afternoon in Lynch
burg.
A member of the American So
ciety of Opthamologists, Dr. Mor
rispn is survived by his wife, the
former Gertrude Hancock of Beau
fort, and three children, Elizabeth
McCullock, James and Fred, jr.
following tonsillectomy.
Mrs. Edward Barselow and In
fant, daughter, Morehead City, Fri
day.
Roland Buck, route 1 Morehead
City, Saturday following an opera
tion.
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