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iro? MERRIMON ? riA ? ? ? -> May 8 Chief and Mrs. Harvey Wallace of San Diego, Calif., are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Carraway and little son, Carroll, of Farmville, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. M .Carraway. Mrs. Emily Nelson has returned home from visiting her son, Leslie, in Goldsboro. Mr. and Mrs. George Mason of Oriental spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Pittman. . Mrs. Laura Pittman of Oriental returned home Sunday after visit ing ?her sons, Oscar and Thurman. Mrs. 1). M. Salter attended the district conference of the Metho dist church in Oriental Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Hunk Taylor and children and Mr. and Mrs. Leve Wallace of Durham spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. A .Wallace. Mrs. Anna Thompson and Mrs. Robert Stallings of Bridgeton, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Robinson and son Jimmie of Vanceboro visited Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stallings Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carraway and little daughter. Frances of Orien tal spent the weekend with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Carraway. The Rev. Louie Lewis of More head City filled his regular ap pointment here Sunday evening. He was accompanied by Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Herman Merrill of North River. Mr. and Mrs. Wren Lawrence of Newport spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Adams and Miss Nita Carraway. Mr. J. C. Mclntyre left for Nor folk Monday. The Merrimon Home Demonstra tion club met with Mrs. Thurman Pittman Monday. Quite a large number attended. It was a very nice meeting. Mrs. J. M. Stallings spent Mon day with Mrs. George Pittman. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carraway and children. Thomas and Karnest, of New Bern road, visited his brother, Guy Carraway, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. J. L. Smith of Bachelor came over Sunday afternoon and organized a society of VVSCS at the Methodist church. Miss Kli/abeth Stallings visited friends irt Beaufort over the week end. Letter Asks Chamber Members ior 1952-53 Dues III a letter to chamber of com merce members who have not re-, newed their membership, for the coming year, J. A. DuBois. cham ber manager, this week pointed out that the Morehead City chamber of commerce is among the most ac tive 25 chambers in the state. The new chamber year started May 1. It is requested that mem bership fees be in the mail by next Thursday. Crater Lake in the Cascade Mountains of Oregon is in the cra ter of what#was Mt. Mazama which in prehistoric times, was one of the highest peaks in the world. BEAUFORT THEATRE LAST TIMES TODAY SATURDAY ? Double Feature SUNDAY ? MONDAY Generals Issue Big Invitation To Visit Air Base Cherry Point An invitation was extended to the general public to visit the Marine Corps Air station here on Armed Forces Day, May 17. for a full-day "open house" and exhibition of Marine air might. The invitation was issued by Ma jor General Thomas J. Cushman commanding general of the Sec ond Marine Air Wing, and Briga dier General William (i. Manley, commanding general of the Marine Corps Air station. "You. as citizens of the United States, have the right and the pri vilege of seeing what we of the Second Marine Air Wing and the Marine Corps Air station are doing to insure the unity, strength, and freedom of our great nation," Gen eral Cushman said in extending the invitation to all citizens. General Manley reminded the public of the significance of the keywords Tor this year's Armed Forces Day observance ? "Unity, Strength, Freedom" and declar ed, "Attainment of these objectives is the goal toward which this sta tion and every military installation in our country is striving." Visitors to the Cherry Point air station on Armed Forces Day will have opportunity to witness many of the phases of Marine Corps avia-. tion, incorporated in static displays of equipment and aircraft and de monstrations scheduled from 9 a. m. urnu .'i p.m. During the day long open house, visitors will get a first-hand pieture of life aboard the huge air station, which covers 17 square miles of the Carolina countryside. Static dis plays of several types of Marine aircraft in use here and demonstra tions of survival and fire-fighting equipment are among the many outstanding activities planned for the day. Thousands of off-station visitors, mostly civilians from nearby towns and cities, were on hand for the 1951 celebration. Plans are being made to handle a crowd of some lO.(MK) guests. Cherry Point's Marine Corps Air station is one of the many military installations throughout the coun try taking active part in the nation wide observance. HOSPITAL NOTES Discharged: Miss Nora Dixon, Portsmouth, Wednesday following an operation. Mrs. Ralph North liar lowe, Wednesday following treat ment. Mrs. Jasper Thompson and infant son, Beaufort, Wednesday. Mr. Marvin Hill, Atlantic, Wed nesday following an operation. Mr. Wallace Guthrie, Markers Island, Wednesday following treat ment. Mr. Fred -M. Davis, Beaufort, Tuesday following an operation. Mr. Xenophen Mason, Newport, Monday following treatment. Archie McCain, Newport, Tues day following an operation. Miss Nancy Newkirk, Beaufort, Tuesday following an operation. Mr. Solona Perkins, Newport, Tuesday following an operation. Mrs! Robert Wright, Swansboro, Tuesday following an operation. Mrs. Lester Perry, Crab Point, Tuesday following treatment. Admitted: Mrs. *Gracie Beers, Morehead City, Tuesday for treatment. Mrs. Wade Bell, Morehead City, Monday for an operation. Mrs. Hubert Chadwick, Glouces ter, Tuesday for treatment. Mr. Clarence Davis, Beaufort, Sunday for treatment. Mrs. Alton Mason, Harkers Island. Monday for an operation. Miss Maggie Pigott, Gloucester, Monday for treatment. Mr. Shirley Pake, Williston, Sun day for an operation. Miss Raelene Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Smith, Davis, Tuesday for an operation. BAby Leonard Mack Tolson, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Tolson, Ocra coke, Sunday for treatment. Mrs. James Wln|>erry, Swans boro, Tuesday for treatment. Mrs. Meredith Pittman, Stacy, Tuesday for treatment. Humphrey Rogart and Katharine Hepburn gel "this way" about one another in the delightful Technicolor film, "The African Queen," directed by John Hustop on location in Africa. Classic Love Story David and Bathsheba. one of the Immortal love pairs of history, as portrayed by Gregory Peek and Susan Hayward in "David and Bathsheba," Technlcoiored Twentieth Century-Fox spectacle. umr u> mm Beaufort encampment No. 54, IOOF, meet at 7:30 tonight. There will be work in the Purple degree and refreshments. J. E. Pearson, chief patriarch, requests all patri archs to attend. FIFTH W 'PINT *3.20 100 WOOF LIQUEUR SOUTHERN COMFORT CORP. ST LOUIS 3 MISSOURI ?MMtilMII- ?=? SUNDAY ? MONDAY ? TUESDAY ikMmiest Adventure ofthem all! HUMPHREY KATHARINE BOGART ? HEPBURN Mmi Intoructod ' "lCu IlllCICdlcU In Patrol Shedd * Apply by May 15 May 15 is the deadline for voung men wanting to become state high way patrolmen. Col. James R. Smith, the patrol's commanding of ficer stated today. The patrol will start a training school June 1 at Chapel Hill. Be tween 90 and 75 applicants *111 be chosen to attend the school and JO graduates will receive immediate assignments, Colonel Smith ;;aid. Applicants must be between 21 and 31, a U. S. citizen, have no criminal record and be of good moral character, have a high school education or its equivalent, weigh at least# 160 pounds, and have no relative* now employed by the pa trol. Starting salary for accepted re cruits is $2,688 a year. Trainees will receive room and board but no salary while attending -school. Applications may be obtained from patrol headquarters in Ral eigh or from troop headquarters in Greenville, Fayetteville, Salisbury, Greensboro and Asheville. Com pleted applications should be mail ed to Col. James R. Smith. Com manding Officer, State Highway Patrol. Revenue Building Annex, Raleigh, N. C. Titers from RUSSELL'S CREEK vy May 7 The Rev. Willie Stilley of Bridgeton filled his regular ap pointment at the Baptist ehurch Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wymond and her mother, Mrs. Louise Fod rie, left Friday for Maine where they will spend a week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carraway and sons, Thomas and Earnest, spent Sunday at Merrimon with Mrs. Carraway's brother and family, Mr. Guy Carraway. Mrs. Mary Grey attended the funeral of Mrs. Corinne Willis Wednesday afternoon at North Riv re. Miss' Jessie Powell attended the singing convention at the More head City First Christian church Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Blanche Springle and Mrs. Kearney Merrill attended the fun eral services for Mrs. Corinne Wil lis Wednesday. # Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Russell motored to Morehead City Sunday afternoon and attended the singing convention. #Mrs. Violet Whitley has returned to her home after spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dunkle. Mr. Henry Skinner and sister, Giant Double - Horror Show I ! r MOHff OF WMK!N57^ * 4U4*t r?i mmsKARLOFF lonCHANEY m CARRADINE tWNAJSII ANWt OWYWWi WTH CO? ilfNA VWUOO UONB. ATWH PLUS SHIWER No. 2: "THE BAVEM" ....with.... ' BELA LUGO SI and BORIS KARLOFF ? .1 - Ding-Hao Drive-la . . . Havelock LATE SBOW OMLT ! ! SATURDAY - MAT Ifek - UP. M. ttudaii One of the action highlights cf "Thr San Frturim Story," in volves Yvonne DeCarlo and Joel McCrea with a waterfront card sharp. Mrs. B. L. Fremean of Bfidgeton, spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Jennie L. Skinner. The Mi&es feet tie Garner, Lela Fodrie and Patsy Springie, seniors at Beaufort high school, spent last week at Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Morton, Mrs. Leona Rogers and grandchildren attended the singing convention at Morehead City Sunday. The Luna Russell Bible class members met at the home of Mrs. I. T. Fodrie Friday night with a good attendance. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Springle at tended the convention at More head City Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Skinner of Mill Creek spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. Skinner's mother and sis ter. . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Worthington visited their son and family at Core Creek Sunday afternoon. CITY "THE SHOWPLACE OF * CARTERET COUNTY" SUNDAY ? MONDAY ? TUESDAY 40EL M'CREA is the rugged Sierra man! YVONNE DeCAMO Is that Nob Nil (woman! OCEAN PARK ram -or LAST TIMES TONIGHT "BEHAVE YOURSELF" Farley Granger-Shelley Winters SATURDAY "COAST GUARD" Randolph Scott ?? Francis Dee SUNDAY ? MONDAY "HAPPY GO LOVELY" David Niven - Vera Ellen EAST DRIVE N THEATRE One-Halt Mile East of Beaufort On Highway 7? TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY Also Selected Short Subjects Children Under 12 Admitted Free LAST TIMES TONIGHT w ; 2oN C?nfury-Po* SATURDAY wtnMUdlW-??SHW8-?t.H*K? (fti > WIN IMUMIOW ICT* Vl* SUNDAY ? MONDAY 2Qth Century *o* presents David AMO Bathsheba 10,0.. Xe<hnkolor Gregory PtCK Susan HAYWARD SHOW STARTS AT DUSK PLACE TOUR ORDER NOW For Extra Copies ol THE NEWS-TIMES Port Opening and Progress Edition You will want to save this edition at a souvenir of your city and county. You will want to have it mailed to your friends to show them the kind of community in which you live. This will be the largest newspaper ever published in Carteret County and will contain an elaborate and illustrated history of / civic and industrial progress in this section. It will be published to celebrate the formal opening of the giant new State Port. Flume 6-4175 Now . . . and tell us how many copies you wHI Want. All orders for 25 or more copied will be sold at wholesale rates. We will mail your copies, If you like, at no extra cost. CABTEHET COUNTY NEWS-TIMES
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