I LENNOX VILLE
i July 24? Mr. Gus Meden ?pent a
p days here with his family, leav
jtg Sunday afternoon for his home
? Jersey City, N. J.
? Mr. and Mrs. James Willis and I
Mrs. Sophia Lupton visited Mrs. |
Martha Hill at Morehead City Sun
fay afternoon.
4 Mrs. Russell Wasson, who spent
fie past month here with her
mother, Mrs. Julia Pake, left last
Thursday for her home in Port
fcnd, Me. ?
? Mrs. Lelie Lewis and son, Tom
mie, of Brooklyn, visited friends j
|ere the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Willis and j
sons, Kenneth and William Fran
cis, were visitors here the past I
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Michaels and
his father, Mr. Michaels of Jersey
City, N. J., spent the weekend here
at the home of Mrs. Julia Pake.
Miss Letitia Simpson spent the I
weekend with her sister. Miss Julia |
Simpson, at Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Daniels vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. George Daniels |
at Morehead City Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Hoy Goodwin visited rela- 1
tlves at Cedar Island last Friday.
J Mr. and Mrs. Blakely Garner of
harlotte are spending some time
ere with his sister and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Alligood.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Dudley and |
children visited her parents at |
Davis Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Alvania Garner is spending |
the week at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor and I
children spent the weekend here |
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Alligood |
were called to Davis Monday after
noon on account of illness of his |
father.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Simpson vis- 1
ited Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Simp- |
son Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Leslie Ball and two child
ren of Jacksonville, Fla., who are
visiting her mother, Mrs. Carrie
Dickinson, visited Mrs. Sophia Lup
ton and family Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Willis and
children who spent a week at Jack
sonville, Fla., returned home last
week accompanied by his sister,
Mrs. Macola Guthrie.
Master Jackie Simpson, who
spent some time at Lewes, Del., is
visiting his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. L. Simpson, Front street
ext.
License Revoked
i Harold Loyde Bass, Morehead7
City, has had his operator's license
revoked as the result of conviction
of a drunken driving charge in re
corder's court recently
Vic Vet jays
CERTAIN 0?SA8l?0 VETS
RELEASED FROM SERVICE
ON OR AFTER APRIL Ct, Ml
MAY APPLY FOR SPECIAL
01 UFE INSURANCE WITUIM
ONE YEAR AFTER VA RULES
THEIR DISABILITIES ARE
seRvice-coNNcaiD
For fall information contact raar naaraat .
VET KUAN 8 ADMINISTRATION o?ei
Won from
LOLA ^
July 25- Rev. Thurman Smith
of Morehead closed a revival meet
ing here at the Free Will Baptist
church at 3 o'clock Sunday after
noon. The services were well at- |
tended and enjoyed very much.
Mrs. J. M. Goodwin, Mrs. Ruth |
Lupton, Charlie Goodwin and Ade
laide Mason left Monday for Vande- I
mere and Oriental to spend a few |
days.
Alvin R. Lupton, USN, left
Thursday for Corpus Christi, Tex.,
after spending his leave with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Norwood
Lupton.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goodwin |
visited their daughter, Mrs. Hed
rick Salter of Stacy who is in |
Morehead hospital.
Darrell Lupton, USCG, Wilming- 1
ton, spent the weekend here with |
his father, Mr. Ervin Lupton.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fulcher I
of Stacy were visitors here Sun- 1
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Connie Daniels and
daughter of Stacy visited his
mother, Mrs. Lucy Daniels, Sun
day.
Mrs. Roy Goodwin and daughter I
of Lennoxville, attended church |
services here Friday night.
Mrs. Calvin Sterling and two |
children of Malfa, Va., left Mon
day for her home after spending |
a month here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Daniels of j
Lennoxville spent Sunday here |
with relatives.
The Panama Railroad, built in
1855. was the first transcontinental
railroad in the western hemis
phere.
Conaty Cab Icnts WU1
lot Co to Camporee
The Eastern Carolina Boy Scout
council has put the damper on
plana to hold a council camporee
(or county cub Scouta this week
end at Camp Charlea.
Stating that (he proposed cam
poree does not conform to certain
Boy Scout regulations concerning
Cub scout camporees on a counsel
baais, the Eastern Carolina council
notified District Commiasioner Bob
Howard, Morehead City, that the
camporee should be cancelled.
Howard had no choice but to com
ply with the notification, he said.
4-H Club Member! Betom
From Meeting it Raleigh
Anita Copeland, Inez Smith,
Sadie Harris, Thomas Goodwin and
Leton Alligood, with Jamea Alli
good, aasistant farm agent, return
ed Saturday from the state meet
ing of the 4-H club last week in
Raleigh.
Inez Smith and Leton Alligood
participated in the health pageant
and Sadie Harris modeled a green
broadcloth school dreas in the dress
revue.
All the delegates, with the ex
ception of Leton Alligood, who
lives in Davis and attends the
Smyrna school, are students at
Beaufort school.
Borden Mace-Directed Film
Has Premiere at York, Pa.
Having its premiere in York, Pa.,
this week is the film, "The Whistle
at Eton Falls," a Louis De Roche
ment production directed by Bor
den Mace, formerly of Beaufort.
The picture will be shown the
middle of August in New York.
Mrs. Maybeiie Mace, mother of the
director, will go to New York to
see the film. Mace has recently
returned from a government-spon
sored trip to India.
Henry Gibal, Morehead,
To Study for Ministry
Henry E. Gibat, 2208 Fisher st.,
Morehead City, will enroll in Oc
tober in Holmes Bible seminary,
Greenville, S. C. He will under
take a three-year course in prepa
ration for the ministry.
Gibat, who is a linotype operator
at THE NEWS-TIMES, has resign
ed. his resignation to become ef
fective tomorrow. Mrs. Gibat is
the former Lilian Midgett, More
head City. They have two chil
dren, Henry, jr., and Richard.
Nothin' Doin'
Laconic Oscar Allred, president
of the Morehead City Lions club,
reports, "We didn't do a darn thing
Thursday night," and there, simply,
is the story of the latest Lions'
get together held Thursday evening
at Capt. Bill's cafe!
Budget Summary
^oum ojf /ZeaufrvU, NotitU CaAolUta
1951-52
GENERAL FUND . . . REVENUE
Ad Valorem Taxes $ 20,700.00
From ABC Store 8,000.00
Poll and Dogs 500.00
Mayor's Court 1,500.00
Business License, Auto Tags 3,000.00
Intangible Tax Rebate 900.00
Sewer Service Fees 2,100.00
Parking Meters 8,000.00
Beer and Wine Rebate 3,100.00
Sale Equipment, Real Estate, Salvage 500.00
Franchise Tax Rebate 875.00
Miscellaneous Revenue 1,300.00
$ 63,475.00
GENERAL FUND . . . DISBURSEMENTS
Administrative $ 10,820.00
General Expense 16,009.00
Police Department ? 11,669.00
Fire Department 6,467.00
Street Department 18,510.00
$ 63,475.00
DEBT SERVICE
Revenue
Ad Valorem Taxes, current 120,700.00
Prior years taxes 3,000.00
923,700.00
Disbursements
Interest and Principle ( $ 11,600.00
Bank charges 200.00
Purchase of '64s, Interest funding bonds 12,000.00
$23,700.00
\ NORTH RIVER
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July 2ft Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Thomas and daughter, Gail, of Flor
ida, visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. P. Arthur last week.
Mrs. Jesse Wade spent Monday
in Wilmington.
Miss Merle Mason, of Newport,
visited Miss Faye Collins one day
last week
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Thurman and
children, of Atlanta, Ga., visited
her father Mr. Harry Dearman.
Mrs. Allie Lewis and daughter,
Geraldine, visited Mrs. Sudie Wade
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jones and
grandchildren, of New Bern, visi
ted their daughter, Mrs. William
Fulcher and family.
Rev. Louie Lewis filled his reg
ular appointment at the North
fiver Methodist church.
Mr and Mrs. H. H Beachem and
son visited his parents Mr. and Mrs.
P. B. Beachem last week.
Mrs. Mary Norcom visited Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Arthur and Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. Fulcher last week.
Miss Faye Collins spent last week
end in Richmond, Va? visiting
friends.
Mr. Joe Tyson, Duke student,
preached for us last Sunday night.
The North River Home Demon
stration club met at the home of
Mrs. W. P. Arthur with thirteen
members and one visitor present.
Our new agent met with us for the
July 27 -Mri. Ruth Pursever of
Newport News, Va., is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Sara Small, and her
sister, Mrs. J. L. Smith and fam
ily.
Mrs. George Huntley, jr., and
children of Beaufort visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith,
Sunday afternoon. ,
Mrs. J. D. Caldwell of High Point,
and Mrs. W. R Kelly of Asheboro.
spent last week with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Salter of New
Bern and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Godash
of Cherry Point visited Mr. and
Mrs. Osmond Salter las weekend.
Sgt. and Mrs. Pat Tracey and
three sons of Cherry Point visited
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Belangia last
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Moody Taylor of
Raleigh visited relatives in the
community last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Taylor had as
their guests recently the following,
Marshall Taylor, Mrs. Spike Mc
first time. After the business of
the meeting was over, the hostess
served soft drinks and cookies.
Chief and Mrs. George W. Col
lins, jr., and daughter, Irene, left
by plane last Saturday for their
home in Waukegan, 111.
Mr. J. E. Combs, of Goldsboro,
visited Mrs. Claudia Savage last
Sunday.
Lojenna Ships La thai Fog
Muhiaos to Flood Bogton
Camp Lejeune Equipment for
?praying lethal fog hat been flown
from Camp Lejeune into flood
stricken Missouri to help ward off
expected pestilence in the disaser
area.
Two high-pressure fog machines
were shipped via air this week to
Kansas City, Mo. The sprayers
Pherson and three children. Mrs.
Meredith McPeek and sons of Flem
ington, N. J.
Miss Bertha D. Bell spent Tues
day with her sister, Mrs. J. O. Bar
bour, in Beaufort.
Mrs. Jack Beck of Raleigh visi
ted friends here last week.
Paul and Lynn Smith of Jeffer
sonville, Ind., are spending the
summer with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tiech and
daughter, June, of Chicago, 111.,
are visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Grover Paul.
Mrs. Ellis Worthington and son,
Charles, of Newport News, Va.,
are visiting her parents this week,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnis Taylor and
three sons of Providence, R. I.,
spent last week with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Monnie Smith of
New Bern visited relatives in the
community Wednesday.
Mrs. Earle Whitehead of Brow
ley, Calif., is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
C. C. Smith.
Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Whitehead
of Rocky Mount spent last week
end with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Smith.
Mary Afar Cadet Training
Program t? Re-Open Ang. 1
The Navy department has an
can generate lethal fog from either
trucks or boats, making them ideal
(or use in flooded areas.
The equipment was rushed into
the disaster area after Camp Le
jeune's Epidemic Disease Control
unit received a high-priority re
quest through the Jacksonville
(21a.) Naval Air station. Permis
sion to ship the apparatus was
given by Maj. Gen. Ray a Robinson,
camp commanding general.
nounced that the Naval Aviation
Cadet Training program will offi
cially re-open Aug. 1. 1951. This
program is now completely in the
hands of the Naval and Marine
Air Reserve command with head
quarters in Glenvie?, 111. There
are twenty-seven (27) bases or
units io the command of which
Norfolk is a unit.
Applications should be submit
ted to the Naval Air Reserve Train
ing unit, U. S. Naval Air station,
Norfolk 11, Va.
Every prisoner on Alcatraz works
eight hours a d!& six days a week.
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EARLY'S WANTS YOU TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE
GREAT VALUES NOW DURING THIS GREAT SALE - BUT
YOU HAD BETTER HURRY!
THEY CAN'T LAST MUCH LONGER!
LAST
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LOCKETS AND ?
With 18 inch Chains. Gold Filled?
Many Designs.
Values up to $f
Key Chains
Pen Sets
$3.5? LEATHER
V BUI Folds
SOLID GOLD
< Baby Bings 39c
Many, Many Oth
To
?* 10 WATCHES]
S55.00 Automatic
WATCH $29.95
$71.50 Chronograph
WATCH $3150
?35 00 M?nt and Ladi** Watch*?
Fully JrnnM watch?* wMi raised cryitak, beau
tiful now cmm ? guaranteed f |A AC
lor en* year ^IliiwW
$40.00 M?ns and Ladits Watch??
These aro aH in boavtffvl now cat??, wm? with
rhinesteno dial?, domed cry? tok, ?! J OR
fvMy guaranteed far ana year. ? I
Mere ore Watch valve* never to be egualed again.
We Kav? taken all our $70.00? ?0.00 and *100.00
Watche* ond put them in the*? three tremendous
price group*. Her? I* what you will find: Nur*es
Watches ? Self Winder* ? Waterproof* ? Rhinestone
dial*. Kmc Solid Geld, Many with Stretch tand* ?
Automatic ? the n?we*t case* ? newest *tyle? ?
every on? guaranteed a full y?or because they are
all 17 ond 21 Jewel. Life time watch?*. Tak? your
choice. Here ar? our sal? prkes.
*17J# $22" *28"
What ? selection ? What Bay? ? WW ?
| DIAMONDS]
i i/Hjmena UiniMt King CU?AS II M
mat ha* no aqoal #333 UU
$1193.00 finott Quality C J 0(1 All
Diamond *oiitair. ff?3.UU
VV3.UU Diamond 3?l. C QAQ AD
10 Utility Diamond* . . .... #?U3.UU
>?93.00 Z Diamond ? C9QQ C A
Engogtmitl Ring f?33 3U
$6v?.vM Diamona S?l.
t largo gom* In this sot
$M3.U0 Diamond Sot with 11
fctovlifwl Blv* Whit? ttonos ....
$395.00 Bit*? Whit?
Diamond Solitoir?
$479.00 Diamond Sot. 12 Dlomond*
Sot in Pla'inom
$393.00 Itovtlfwl Diamond
Solltairo
$493.00 19 Diamond Clu.t.r
Dinner Ring
$423.00 Diamond Sot. 12
Full Cut Diamond?
r0""" S 187 50
$323.00 Gonti largo
Diamond Ring
$210.00 Gont? Ring with
3 Diamond*
$320.00 Diamond Sot with 10
Blvo Whit. Diamonds
$230.00 Diamond Sot.
7 Lai
1245.00
$229.00
$21000
$270 00
$209.50
$199 50
$179.50
$144 50
$07 50
$99.50
7 lor a* Diamond* $110.00
S379.00 3 Diamond Engogomont $129 50
$m.50 ' ftoovtifvily moyntod 2 #iQ Cfl
Diamond?, 2 Rwbiot Dinnor Ring #???
S 123.00 looutlfvl Diamond Solltoir? (iS C A
lngag?mor1 Ring #13?3W
Group No. 1
lodi?t Gonuin? Zircon and lirth*tono Ring? far all
12 months. Valu?* up to #4 Q 4
13.00. Now *0.01
Group No. 2
ladi?* and Mont Solid Cold Ring*. All hoavy mount
? Zircon ? C o moot and all the llrthilonn. Value*
up to $20.00 #E 01
Now at thii final price
Group No. 3
lodios and Men* Solid Gold Ring*. AH heavy mount
ing* *?t with Tigor Eyo, Cameos, Onyx, Rubi?*, Gar
not*. and ?vary Birthttone to choose from. Values
in thi* group or* up to $35.00. ( Q OA
Now at thl* low prko #? O*
Group No. 4
I odi** and Mons Solid Ooid Ring* that include all
th* Birthston?* ? Camoo* ond Onyx with 2 Diamond i
?Tigor Eyo* ? Rubio* ? Zircon* and many otho?
(tono*. Valu?* up to $40.00 CI 1 111
in this terrifk group. Now . V * *
One Big Group of Men's Lodge Rings.
Solid Gold Mounting?.
Vi PRICE AND LESS
14K Solid Gold Wedding Band*
For Men and for Ladi?*
ladWt Wodding Rand* W 1Q
Regular volu? $9.5? NOW IT " -
Mont Wodding Rand* M J(|
Rogular valuo $12.00 NOW
Salone? of our stock at lets then 1/^ pried
MANY, MANY OTHER FINE VALUES TO CHOOSE FROM! [
EARLY JEWELERS I
m ARENDELL ST. MOHEHEAD CITY, N. C..