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? OAK LOGS FOR FIRE
*Uce and thick dry pine slabs for
r. Call 6-4268 d26p
iARGE COLEMAN OIL HEATER
nd apartment size new gas range.
Cp at sacrifice. Mary O'Conner,
100 Fisher St. d30p
FOR SALE
PARLOR SIZE GRAND PI
i, in good condition. Very rea
bly priced. Call 6-3238. d30p
ROUND DUTCH CABBAGE
?lints. $1 per thousand. You pull
fufcm. Phone 2-4131, K. W. Wright.
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'ABLETOP ELECTRIC WATER
er, 30 gallon capacity, double
llement. Also apartment size elec
trie range. Eastern Rulane Sales,
(20 Craven St., phone 2-7091, Beau
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REMINGTON RIFLE, BOLT AC
jion, 24 shot, .22 calibre. Hand carv
ed. checkered walnut stock. Like
ew. $25. Call 6-3957. tf
BOYS BICYCLE IN GOOD CON
ftitton Priee, $15 Walter Phillips,
1 Front St., Beaufort. 2-8741. dh
UtD'S RIVERSIDE TIRES?
>-16. $14.57 installed free. 8th
et Service Station, corner 8th
Evans street. Phone 6-3051,
Horehead City. tf
BUY YOUR "WARD'S" WINTER
King batteries from Eighth Street
Mfvice Station, Authorized Ward
Dealer Phone 6-3051, Morehead
fit/. N. C. tf
NEW AND USED FURNITURE. I
Hamilton /urniture co? near school i
?n Live Oak St.. Beaufort. N. C. tf |
f- BUSINESS SERVICES
Recapping tires ? all new
equipment installed August, 1952.
Latest thing; come in and look at
thi job we do. Tire Service Co.,
13th and Arendell, Morehead City.
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"CROSLEY"
Home Appliance*
Refrigerators
Ranges
Home Freezers
Water Heaters
Automatic Wajlien
SALES & SERVICE
Hamilton Furniture Co
Phone 2-7201
BEAUFORT
REFRIGERATION SERVICE,]
Commercial and Domestic Wash
ing machines repaired, any make |
Guaranteed used refrigerators, {
washing machines, drink boxes,
freezers, etc. Refrigeration air con
ditioning. Oates Refrigerator Serv
ice, 104 North 13th St.. Morehead
City, N. C. tf
"HAULING"
Lone <x Short Distance
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(lHJRE OIL SEKVICE STATION
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Phone 6-3114
llorehead City, N. C.
M
g* Building Supplies
&0CKHART MILLWORKS
fj. Phone 6-3918
jgprehead City-New Bern Highway
"ONATIVE PINE MOULDINGS
f_{: AND FLOORING
OLD FLOORS LOOK LIKE
Rent our High Speed Floor
ler and Edger. Low rates,
m Auto Store, Beaufort.
fhone 2-3651
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BUSINESS SERVICES
FOR CORRECT TIME: ? 6-31 86
For correct jewelry, satisfactory
watch repair, Early Jewelers, 733
Arendell St., Morehead City.
Small Appliance Repairing
Irons ? Toasters ? Lamps
And All Other Appliances
WASHERS ? REFRIGERATORS
Are Repaired at
Sound Appliance Co., Inc.
1406 Bridges St., Morehead City
AUTO
LOANS
$50 io $2,000
CASH IN 10 MINUTES
ON MODELS 1936 TO 1953
No Red Tape ? No Endorsers
Quick - Courteous ? Confidential
Hours: 9:00 A. M. to 5:30 P.M
Open All Saturday
Closed Wednesday Afternoons
DIXIE AUTO FINANCE CO.
Phone 6-3171
11th and Arendell Sts.
Morehead City tf
NEED MONEY ? ?
We buy or loan money on
Old Gold, Diamonds, Watches,
Typewriters and Shot Guns or
on Most anything of Value.
DEE'S LOAN & JEWELERS
Highway 70
Havelock, N. C. tf
DUPLICATE KF.YS MADE TO.
order. We have the blanks ? arv* i
the machine. Protect yourself by l
having an extra set of keys made
to put in a safe place. Western
Auto Associate Store, Beaufort and I
| Morehead. tf |
WANT TO BUY
WANT TO RUY
25
LATE MODEL USED
CARS
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
Serving you at two locations
7th 4 ARENDELL ST.
and
28th ST.
Morehead City, N. C.
BILL ORTON tf
HELP WANTED
STENOGRAPHER, MUST KNOW
shorthand. Experienced person pre
ferred. Write Box 12, c/o News
Times, Morehead City. tf
FORWENT
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT,
completely furnished. All electric
kitchen. Sunshine Court, Front St.,
: extension, phone 2-8307. tf
] THREE ROOM FUR N~is H ED I
apartment. All electric kitchen. I
Screen porch. Private driveway.
R. H. Hill, 1201 Front St., Beaufort. I
I Phone 2-3021. tf'
FOR RENT
FIVE ROOM HOUSE, FURNISH
ed. Apply Windy Cottage, Cause
way. Phone 2-7172. tf
ONE 3 BEDROOM HOUSE COM
pletely furnished on Arendell St.,
one 2-bedroom apartment, unfur
nished, on Bridges St Electric
stove and oil circulator. C. H.
Freeman, Agent, 710^ Arendell
St., Morehead Cjty, phone 6-3822.
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THREE ROOM FURNISHED
apartment. See or call Eail Taylor,
Phone 4146. tf
FOUR ROOM COMPLETELY FUR
nished apartment, upstairs. Front I
and back private entrance. Suitable |
for couple only. Garage privileges.
Available Dec. 27, can be seen at |
any time. Mrs. M. S. Snowden,
131 Craven St., Beaufort. 2-3736. tf I
APARTMENTS FOR COUPLES
Channel Apartments on Causeway.
Contact Roy Eubanks in person.
Eubanks Studio, Beaufort tf
COTTAGE, FURNISHED, A T -
lantic Beach. Two bedrooms, living
room. All electric kitchen, bath.
Two porches. Suitable for two fami
lies. Apply 2720 Homes Dr., phone
64544. tf
THREE ROOM APARTMENT
completely furnished. Call 6-3956.
Mitchell's Carpenter Shop. tf
THREE ROOM UNFURNISHED
apartment. Good location. Cook and
heating stoves and refrigerator fur
nished. Sec or call G. W. Duncan,
2 5321. d26p
FURNISHE D APARTMENT^
three rooms and bath, 1400 Aren
dell street. Call 64275 after 6 p.m.
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TWO B E DROOM FURNISHED |
apartment. Close in. $75 per month.
Call Bruce Goodwin, 6-4396. tf
F U RN I S II B I) EFFICIENCY
apartments. Heated. Utilities fur
nished. Ideal for Marines. Car pools j
available. Frank Thomas, Beach- 1
comber Apartments, Atlantic 1
Beach. tf j
SPECIAL N OT1CES
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many :
friends for their kindness in the
death of our brother, Clarence
Newkirk, also for lovely floral de
signs. Mrs. Henry Styron, George
Newkirk. d26p
THANK YOU NOTE
We want to thank the Beaufort
and Morehead City Fire Depart
ments and every one who helped to
save our home from fire last Tues
day. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Merrill.
d25j
I will not be responsible for any j
debts made by my wife, Peggy A.
Merrell, beginning Friday, Dec. j
19, 1952. Sheldon Clarke Merrell j
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LEGAL NOTICES
TRUSTEE'S SALE
Pursuant to the power of sale
contained in that certain Deed of
Trust from John Tyson and wife.
Amy Tyson, to the undersigned
trustee, L. J. Eubank, bearing date I
of 5th day of May, 1952, recorded j
in Book 140, page 179, of the rec- j
ords of Carteret County, default
having been made in the payment |
of the note thereby secured, and
at the request of the holder, there- !
of, the undersigned trustee will of- 1
fer for sale and will sell to the |
highest bidder for cash at the Court \
House Door in Beaufort, North i
Carolina, Carteret County, on Fri
day, January 23, 1953, at twelve |
o'clock noon, the following dc
scribed real estate. The Purchaser
shall deposit ten per cent (10r/{ )
of the amount of the bid at said
sale to show good faith;
Being the Lots Nos. (4), (5), and |
(7), in block No. ten (10), "High
land Park- Subdivision," Map Book
No. 1, page 99, Carteret County
Registry, and being the present
place of residence of the grantors.
This the 22nd day of December,
1952.
d26 j2 9-16 L. J. Eubank, Trustee. 1
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA,
CARTERET COUNTY.
The undersigned, having quali
fied as Administratrix, c.t.a., of
the estate of C. N. Hobbs, deceased,
late of Carteret County, this is to
DRESSED and DELIVERED
Just Call ? Phone 6-4020
Ifs Economical to Serve Delicious
Easy to Prepare Seafood, Have Some Today!
OTTIS' FISH MARKET
8th and Evans St>. Morehead City
* ? ? ? ? ? ? ? i ? ? ? ? ? ? i
BMurforl Student at Stala
lamed Air I0TC Officer
The headquarters of the Air
Force ROTC unit <t State college
has announced the appointment of
Cedric D. Beachem as cadet second
lieutenant in the ROTC.
Cadet Beachem is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. P. B. Beachem of Rt. 1,
Beaufort.
He is majoring in chemical en
gineering and is taking a course in
flight operations in the ROTC pro
gram. Upon graduation In June
195S. he will be commissioned a
second lieutenant in the Air Force
reserve.
Negro News
Pastor Honored
Members and friends of the
Christian Star church, Morehead
City, recently gave a surprise
Christmas party for the pastor, the
Rev. E. C. Simmons, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Stamps.
A short Christmas program was
presented and carols were sung.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
LEGAL NOTICES
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present them
to the undersigned on or before
the 17th day of December, 1953, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
make immediate settlement to the
undersigned.
This 17th day of December, 1952.
Mary Elizabeth Hobbs,
Administratrix, c.t.a.
d 19-26 j 2-9-16-23
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Executor of
the estate of Sudie Fennell
Roberts, deceased, late of Carteret
County, N. C., this is to notify all
persons having claims against said
estate to present them to the un
dersigned at 913 Bay st., Morehead
City, N. C., on or before the 29th
day of November, 1953, or this no
tice will be pled in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make
prompt payment.
This 18th day of November,
1952.
Henry Parker Roberts,
n28 d5-12-19-26 j2 Executor.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Having qualified as Administra
tor of the estate of Marvin L.
Hughes, deceased, late of Carteret
County, N. C., this is to notify all
persons having claims against said
estate to present them to the un
dersigned at 707 Fisher St., More
head City, N. C., on or before the
22nd day of November, 1953, or
this notice will be pled in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebt
ed to said estate will please make |
prompt payment.
This 17th day of November, 1952.
Samuel L. Hughes,
Administrator
\\ 21-28 d 5-12-19 26p
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as Administra
trix of the estate of H. B. Salter,
deceased, late of Carteret County,
N. C., this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned
at 102 N. Jarvis St., Greenville,
N. C., on or before the 6th day of
December, 1953, or this notice will
be pled in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make prompt payment.
This 1st day of December, 1952.
Mrs. Elva S. Willis,
d5- 12-1 9-26 j2-9 Administratrix.
A Christmas Meditation
The 19th Hole
M1 have finished the course."
?2 Tim. 4-7.
By Chaplain Frank M. Thompson
The New Testament writers, be
ing familiar with their national
sports, compared the good life, the
Christian life, to chariot races,
gladiators' contests and wrestling
matches. To bp victorious one must
think of himself as running a race,
fighting against the powers of
darkness, combatting the forces of
evil. They never heard of our na
tional pastime. However, when we
read "I have finished the course,"
the writer must have had an inkling
of the coming of the great, new,
wonder game of golf.
And it is just that. It gets' into
your blood stream. You seldom do,
but you're always going to beat old
man par. Defeated today, you'll
win on the morrow. Yes, it is a
good game. You're never too young
to learn, never too old to play.
In the North and South senior
tournament there were 232 con
testants. None under 55 years old,
some in their 80's. They represent
ed 27 states, the District of Colum
bia and Canada. What fun, what
fellowship they had together.
Herein lies the secret of success.
It makes for lasting friendships,
the deepest loyalties. It is a gen
tleman's game. No scandals. No
pro has ever sold out. Oh yes,
Dec. 22 ? On Sunday night the
choir of the Ocracoke Methodist
church presented a special Christ
mas program, Christmaa songs in
terspersed with the reading of a
story by Mrs. Benjamin Spencer.
Mrs. Fletcher Hoggard sang "O
Holy Night;" a quartet, composed
of Mrs. Hoggard, Miss Blanche
Howard, Calvin O'Neal, jr., and
Danny Garrish sang "Now the Day
is Over."
On Wednesday night, the Sunday
school will have its annual pro
gram. This year it is entitled "The
Trimming of the Tree." Songs by
the choir and poems read by a 1
speech choir will tell the meaning
Liiile Change in Wealher
As Winter Arrives Here
The arrival of winter in Carteret
county brought little change in
weather conditions although tem
peratures dropped slightly. The
maximum temperatures on Sunday
and Monday were slightly lower
than on preceding days. ,,
Max. Min.
Thursday, Dec. 18 59 45
Friday. Dec. 19 57 41
Saturday. Dec. 20 58 47
Sunday, Dec. 21 53 45
Monday, Dec. 22 51 46
Drawing Time Set
The drawing for the $200 offered
by the Beaufort merchants associa
tion was held at 4 p.m. Wednesday
afternoon at the foot of Craven
street.
Watermelon Fizzles
Lewistown, Mont. (AP) ? Water
melon growers in Georgia needn't
worry about competition from Mon
tana. Lyal Viers spent t.ie summer
carefully cultivating a watermelon
plant. The first frost of the fall
froze his melon just when it got
as big as a good-sized orange.
*?PP/E CUf2K?NT// CLVPE B LAN CHAW)
there are those whose score card
needs looking over, some who find
fault with the way the wind blows
and the way you blow your nose.
These are minor ills, to be laughed
off. The great majority of golfers
are men of character. The finest
tribute of golfers are men of char
acter. The finest tribute paid
President-Elect Eisenhower is "he
loves to play golf."
In one of the great churches of
England there is a stained glass
window dedicated to golfers. It is
understood that the Village Chapel
at Pinehurst, which has been a
golfer's shrine for 50 years, plans
to do likewise. Why not?
Well, what about the 19th hole?
The game is done and you're talk
ling it over. What's your score?
In the play Cyrano de Bergerac,
made famous by our Walter Hamp
den, the hero never broke par. in
fact he had been in a sand trap
most of his life. But undaunted,
undismayed he fought on: "To
night as I stand before God, He will
find my white plume unsoiled, my
integrity unassailed." A trifle too
dramatic for the average golfer. I
think he will be content and able
to say, "I have fought a good fight,
I have finished the course, 1 have
kept the faith."
The above meditation by Chap
lain Frank M. Thompson of Pine
hurst is reprinted from Golf World.
of each of the types of trimming
? bells, stars, canes, gifts, as the
children of the Sunday school bring
them forward to the tree trimmers.
The Assembly of God is having
its Christmas program on Tuesday
night, presenting two Christmas
plays, with various members of the
Sunday school taking part.
The Willing Workers' class of
the Methodist church met last
Tuesday night at the church par
lors. Mrs. Doris Ballance presided.
Mrs. Sprrcer read the O'Henry
I Christmas story. Gifts were ex
changed. Hostesses were Mrs. Lu
[ cfle Garrish, Mrs. Iva Garrish, Mrs.
Martha Jane Gaskins and Mrs.
i Daisy Gaskill.
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Austin
of Hatteras are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Junius Austin and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Williams, of
Patuxent River, Md., are home with
their parents for the Christmas
season.
Miss Brittina Garrish, now in the
Air Corps at Denver, Colo., will
be home shortly on leave for
Christmas. Her sister, Grace Gar
rish, will also be home from Rich
mond.
Charlie Jones of Norfolk spent
several days at the Green Island
club, returning to Norfolk today
with Carleton Kelly, for Christmas
at home there.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Boyette left
Thursday to spend several days
with Mrs. Boyette's relatives On
the mainland.
Chaplains
(Continued from Page 1)
"In many overseas areas, be it
Panama, Alaska, Europe, or Japan,
the programs will be such that the
stateside atmosphere will be evi
dent ? special services in well
appointed chapels, Christmas con
certs and all such observances as
were known in the home communi
ties. The presence of the depend
ents of military personnel will play
a major role in these functions.
"Candlelight services and the
Midnight Mass will stir the hearts
of all. In the action area of Korea,
the chaplains will likewise provide
the religious services which are
the heart of the Christmas observ
ance. The bunker and foxhole are
a far cry from a decorated chi*:cL
or chapel, but the message of
Christmas will also be there.
"But Christmastime is always a
sharing time and added impetus
will be given to the military per
sonnel in their concern for the
homeless and orphan children of
the countries in which they are
stationed. Added meaning comes
to the soldier away from home
when he is able to bring joy and
happiness to a youngster who nor
mally is in circumstances which do
not allow for Christmas activities.
From Germany, which gave us the
Christmas tree, to far-away Japan
and Korea, countless thousands of
children will learn to say 'Merry
Christmas' at parties and programs
arranged by Army personnel. Tbeir
hearts will be gladdened by good
things to eat . and the singing of
Christmas songs. Their eyes will
be a little bigger when they see
that familiar long-bearded fellow
in the red suit trimmed with white,
whose bag of presents for children
never gets empty because of the
Christmas spirit in the hearts of
Army personnel."
It is believed that the earth's
continents are, in effect islands of
relatively light rook floating on
heavier substances below.
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SAVINGS <*
Tire Insurance
THROUGH DIVIDENDS WITH
DEPENDABLE PROTECTION!
S. A. CHALK, JH.
Mutual Insurance Agency
First-Citirens Bank Blag.
6-4336
Morehead City
WE DO CUSTOM LUMBER FINISHING
Flooring ? Moulding ? Paneling ? German Siding
All Electric Driven Ball Bearing Machinery.
EXUM WOOD PRODUCTS
Highway 70 ? We?t of Morehead City
Phone 6-4912 At Old Morehead Airport
GEORGE PIVER, Machine Operator
we don't forget you . . .
after the sale
tu; u
We're proud of our service to customers . . .
proud of pur shop, tools and quality work oil
tractors and farm machinery.
We stand behind every sale. We want your
tractor, harvesters and implements to continue
to give "like-new" service . . . and our factory
trained mechanics have the "know-how" and
equipment to give extra care and make proper
adjustment. This makes a real difference m field
performance.
When you buy farm machinery, don't over
look the service that goes with it.
Our business depends on our reputation. You
can depend on us. au-oot k ? juiw-cini??n n. *????>.
( fWJS'CHflLRIERS \
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NEWPORT
TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT CO.
NEWPORT, N. C
? QUALITY
JOB PHINTING
Promptly and at Quantity
Price*
HERALD
Printing Co.
Office Supplies and
Equipment
Phone 6-3534
1S09 Bridget St.
Morehead City
BOY WITH
CONFIDENCE
Buy the names you know
and depend on for best
service.
FRIG1DAIRE
Refrigerators
Ranges
Water Heaters
Automatic Washer/
Food Freezers
EASY
Washers
ZENITH
Radios
TV
IRONR1TE
?roner
KITCHEN AID
Dishwasher
MYERS
Water Softener
YOUNGSTOWN
Kitchens
Sound Appliance Co.
1406 Bridges St.
Phone 6-4452
Morehead City, N. C.
LOOK
1953
LICENSE TAGS
GIVEN
Wilh Purchase oi
ANY
USED CAR
- SPECIALS -
1949 FORD 4-DOOR
$895.00
1949 Ford 2-Door
$885.00
1941 Bnick Special
$295.00
1940 Chevrolet 2-Doer
$125.00
1941 Plymouth Conv.
$345.00
1942 Plymouth 4-Door
Special Delnxe
$295.00
1952 Dodge 4-Door, Like
New
1951 Lincoln Cosm.
1952 Ford Nainliner,
Like New
1951 Ford V-8 2-Door
1950 Ford V-8 2-Door
1951 Chevrolet 2-Doer
1947 Ponliac 4-Door
1948 Chevrolet Fleetline
1950 Stndehaker Regal
4-Door
1948 Chevrolet Coupe
And many more to choose
from. Most all our cart
are fully equipped.
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Parkervs
CAB HARBOR
NEXT TO THE
JEFFERSON HOTEL
MOREHEAD CITY, N. C