Morehead City Social News|
?Dm ln|ne Loot, Society Editor __ Phone (4175 j
Mrs. S. W. Spooner of^Vilming
tftn arrived Sunday to ?p?nd a week
with her sitter and brotherinlaw,
Mr. and Mrs. Roney Morton, and
tier mother, Mrs. E. F. Watkins.
Mr. and Mrs W. M. Henson ot
Aabeboro spent the weekend visit
ing in Morehead City. They plan
to move here soon
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bryan and chil
dren of Mechanicsburg, Pa., re
turned to their home yesterday af
ter spend the weekend with Mrs.
Bryan's mother, Mrs. Regina
Snipes.
Roney Morton, USN, will return
to Norfolk today after spending a
few days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Roney Morton.
Miss Ava Hall of Mt. Vision, N.
Y, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Alease Akerley.
Mrs. Robert liagan and Mr. and
Mrs. T. A. Ange and grandson,
Mike, of Durham spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Roney Mor
ton and Mrs. E, F. Watkins.
Mr. Jimmy Murphy of Wichita,
Kan., spent a while Sunday with
his grandparents. Mrs. Bettie Mur
phy and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Russell.
He stopped here on his way to
Miami, Fla., to visit his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy.
Mr. E. T. Watkins of Wilson
spent the weekend with his mother,
Mrs. E. F. Watkins, and his sister,
Mrs. Roney Morton and Mr. Mor
ton.
Gilbert Riggs, USCG, will re
turn to Groton, Conn , today after
spending a week with his wife, Mrs.
Jerry Guthrie Riggs and two daugh
ters.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall Sr. left
Saturday for their home in Roches
ter, N. Y., after spending two days
with their son and his wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Hall Jr., at the home of
Mrs. Bertha Stalllngs.
Mn Charlie Styron was dis
charged from the Morehead City
Hospital Thursday after an oper
ation.
Miss Dorothy llarreli was in
Goidsboro Saturday evening to at
tend a bankers' meeting. She spent
Sunday in Bailey with friends.
Miss Mary Willis of Washington.
D. C. returned yeaterday after
spending the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. George Willis, and
her sister, Ruth.
Mrs. L. J. Norris has returned
from New York City where she
spent 10 days with her son and
his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nor
ris.
Mrs. W. H. Guthrie was dis
charged from the Morehead City
Hospital Friday after treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morris and
son, Walter, have returned from
two weeks in Homestead, Fla.
Mrs. Emma Davis and Mrs. Em
ma Oglesby of llarlowe spent Fri
day in town.
Mrs. A. H. McDonald and Mrs.
John J .ash ley were in New Bern
Friday to attend a church meeting.
Mr. R. Sullivan spent Sunday in
Goidsboro with his wife, a patient
at Wayne Memorial Hospital.
Major and Mrs. Kenneth Forsha
and three children of Fort Bragg
spent Sunday and Monday here and
at Atlantic Beach. They visited
with Mr. and Mrs H. S. Gibbs Jr.
and daughter, Carol.
Girls' HI V Meets
Thelma Memakis, program chair
man, presented the program at
Thursday night's Tri lli-Y meeting
at the Civic Center. It was on
World Service. The meeting was
opened with silent prayer, followed
by the singing of the club song.
SUPER SAVINGS*
Morehead City Drug Co.
During the BIG
i
?# Amos n' Andy
SALE
ALL THESE ITEMS AT
Only V% Price |
Rubbing Alcohol, Reg. 39c ? ? - - - 19c
Glycerine & Rote Water, Reg. 49c - - 24c
Milk of Magnesia Tablet*, Reg. $1.00 50c
Mineral OH, Reg. 80c 22c
Hjrgenic Powder, Reg. $1.49 .... 74c
Bismarex Mate*, Rag. 79c ..... 39c
Aspirin, Reg. 39c .. ...... 18c
Cold Tablets, Reg. 79c ( 39c
Anti-Histamine, Reg. 98c ..... 49c
Fungi-Rex Foot Powder, Reg. 99c - 28c
Cara Nome Lipstick, Reg. $1.10 ... 55c
Stag Creme Oil Hair Tonic, Reg. 79c - - 39c
Stag Hair Oil, Reg. 75c ...... 37c
Elkajrs Dip Off Tarnish Remover, Reg. 98c 49c
M I 31 Solution, Reg. 39c ..... 19c
Klensa Antiseptic, Reg. 39c - -V - - 19c
Penetrating Liniment, Reg. 98c ... 49c
Adrianae Hair Brushes, Rag. $1.79 '? ? 89c
Cara Nome Cleansing Cream, Rag. $1.10 ? 88c
Cara Nome Cold Cream, Reg. $1.10 ? - 55c
A<ih$?iv> Tape, Reg. 23c - - 16c
SCUFFS
0
Rag. $2.00 ; $1.00
Rag. 98c 49C
Reg. $1.19 59C
Mor#head City Drug Co.
A COOP DRUG STORE *
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?15 ARENDELL M0REHEAD CITY, N. C^
Mrs. Stalling* Entertains
At Coffee Hour Yesterday
Mrs. Bertha Stalling! waa hostel*
?t a co tie* hoar yasteritay altar
noon irom 4 to 5 at the Blue Rib
boo Club honoring Miss Betsy |
Thornton, who will be married
March 8 to Mr. Nelson Taylor Lew
is Jr.
Tables were arranged in a square
with place cards (or the 16 gucsU.
On each table was a candle in a
silver holder tied with white rib
bon. Two arrangement of narcis
sus and daffodils and a miniature
bride and groom in a glass globe
were used as decoration
Corsages of camellias were pre
sented to the honoree. her mother,
Mrs. Herbert Thornton and the
mother of the groom, Mrs. Nellie
Hancock Lewis. Sandwiches, block
cake and coffee were served by
Mrs. Stallings.
Among the games played was one
called March Bride. Each guest
was given a telegraph blank and
told to write a message, using the
letters contained in the words
March Bride, as the first letter
in each word of the telegran Each
message was read aloud.
The hostess presented Miss
Thornton with a place setting in
her set of everyday china.
Two Hostesses Entertain
Miss Thornton Saturday
Mrs. Waldron Baily III and Mrs.
Arthur Johnson entertained Sat
urday afternoon from 3 to 4 o'
clock at the home of Mrs. John
son's mother. Mrs. Edna Farrior,
honoring Miss Betsy Thornton,
bride-elect.
Spring flowers and camellias
were used for decoration. Miss
Thornton, Mrs. Herbert Thornton
and Mrs. Nellie Hancock Lewis
were presented with corsages
upon arrival.
Guests were served refresh
ments, buffet style, from the di
nette. The hostesses served open
faee sandwiches, cheese biscuits,
potato chips, olives, pickles and
iced drinks.
Miss Thornton was presented
with two gifts from the hostesses, a
silver silent butler and a crystal
bon bon plate.
Miss Annetta Mills Wed
Friday to Richard Groves
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Mills of Chi
cago, III., announce the marriage
of their daughter. Annetta, of this
city, to T/Sgt. Richard Groves of
Cherry Point, son of Mr. and Mrs.
O. II. Groves of Columbus, Ohio.
The wedding took place Friday
evening in Conway, S. C. Mrs.
Groves is teacher of public school
music in the Morehead City Grad
ed School.
Marinate onion rings in mild vin
egar that's been sweetened with a
little sugar and serve with ham
burgers.
Phileathea Class Hears Talk
By Miss Ava Hall, New York
The Phileathea Class of the Firs! I
Baptist church met Tueaday tvia
ii>S- in the asaembly room ot the
Sunday School. A covered dish
supper was served The tables
wer* decorated with flowers and
candles
After Mrs. D B. Willis Sr. re
turned thanks for the meal, Happy
Hirthday was sung to two of the
members. Mrs Grace Piner and
Mr?. R. T. Willis Sr. They were
each given a gift.
Mrs. Alease Akerley, president,
Carol Gibbs Celebrates
Second Birthday Saturday
Little Carol Gibbs was hostess
Saturday afternoon at a birthday
party given by her mother, Mrs.
H. S. Gibbs Jr., to honor her on
her second birthday. Eight chil
dren and their mothers were pres
ent.
Each child was given Easter Bun
ny favors. The children were
served refreshments of cookies,
ice cream and butter mints, from
individual tables. Carol's cake was
pink, decorated with candy Easter
bunnies and Easter eggs and two
candles.
Mrs. Gibbs served the mothers
iced drinks, cookies and ice cream.
Mrs. Paul Webb Hostess
To Fortnightly Club
Mrs. Paul Webb was hostess to
the Fortnightly Bridge Club Thurs
day afternoon at her home on
34th street. Her invited guest was
Mrs. G. Henry Jackson.
Mrs. H. L. Joslyn was high scorer
and Mrs. C. R. Davant was low.
Mrs. Webb served congealed des
sert salad, ham biscuits and coffee.
Mrs. W. C. Carlton will enter
tain the club in two weeks, March
4.
WSCS Sub-District Meets
Members of the Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service of the
Carteret County Sub-District have
been asked to attend Day Apart
Services in the First Methodist
Church, Morehead City, Friday at
3 o'clock and at 7:30 p.m. Mrs.
Louise Eggleston of Norfolk, out
standing Christian leader, will con
duct the meetings. Women of all
denominations are invited.
Miss Mcl/ohon MYF Officer
In the current issue of the Chris
tian Advocate, Methodist Church
pobtication, is a picture of the
executive council of the Metho
dist Youth Fellowship. Pictured
with the officers is Miss Maxine
McLohon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. S. McLohon, Morehead City, sec
retary.
was in charge of the prograa Af
ter the read the scripture, Mrs. 0.
G. Sterkn led In prayer. Mrs.
Akerley then predated bar akter.
Miss Ava Hall of lit. Vision. N V ,
who reported on the New York
State Baptist Convention which
?he attended at Syractue, N. Y.
A Biblical contest was conducted.
The business session was in charge
of Miss Ullle Piner. The group
sang songs, accompanied on the
piano by Miss Hall and Mrs. Ster
'len.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
TODAY
6:45 p.m.- Beaufort Rotary
Club, Inlet Inn
7 p.m.- -Carteret County Busi
ness and Professional Women's
Club, Holden's Restaurant, Beau
fort.
7.30 p.m.? Ocean Lodge, Masonic
Lodge, Morehead City
7:30 p.m.? Woman's Club, First
Christian Church, Morehead City
7:30 p m Organized Army Re
serve Corps, Potter Building, Beau
fort
8 p.m.? Lanier Book Club, Civ
ic Center, Morehead City
8 p.m. ? One Foot in Heaven,
Carteret Community Theatre Pro
duction, W. S. King School Au
ditorium, Morehead City
WEDNESDAY
7:30 p.m. ? Esther Kebekahs, Rec
recation Center, Morehead City
7:30 p.m.? Carteret Community
Theatre, Scout Hut, Beaufort
THURSDAY
6:30 p.m. ? Joint Meeting of
Morehead City Chamber of Com
merce, Rotary Club and Lions
Club, Recreation Center
7:30 p.m.? Wqodmen Circle
Grove No. 263, New Hall East of
Camp Glenn School
7:30 p.m. ? Odd Fellows, Lodge
Hall, Beaufort
FRIDAY
9 to 4:30 p.m. ? Representative of
Bureau of Internal Revenue, More
head City Post office
7:30 p.m.? American Legion, Hut
west of Morehead City
7:30 p.m.- American Legion
Auxiliary, Hut West of Morehead
City
SATURDAY
9 a.m.? Port Security Identifica
tion Card Processing Team, Second
Floor, Morehead City Postoffice
SUNDAY
9 a.m. ? Port Security Identifica
tion Card Processing Team, Second
Floor, M*rebead Ci ty-Bwype
Laundering, Dry
Cleaning is Art
Small TMk
"four "telephone Keeps
ifeu in Tbuch !
JHpUf Ahnjn to 3?i ?? Eastern North C?i'?ll? Better J
By RUTH CURRENT
Stat* Home Demonstration Agent
Laundering and dry cleaning is
a science and an art. Are we
satisfied with the way our clothes
are returned to us from our laun
dries and dry cleaners?
Good grooming is directly relat
ed to knowledge and skill of laun
dering and dry cleaning. What
problem is bigger for the house
wife than that weekly laundry for
the family? Are the nylon under
garments. sheets and pillow cases
grayed from following poor laun
dry practices? What about curtaina.
slip covers, draperies, blankets that
have been sent to the dry clean
ers? Arc they off color? Have the
woolens been shrunk?
It's time for home makers to start
studying more about the high cost
of laundering and dry cleaning, at
home and away from home.
Stretch the Food Dollar ? Fol
low advertising and weekly market
specials.
Foods in season, plentiful and lo
cally-produced, cost less.
THIS IS THE
MAN WITH A PLAN
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itself %id paya yau a ?lathly
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dition to thla, yon still kin a
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face aaasut far are Idea tal
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In raaa yon lire and keep feed
healtk, It aatoautically klinnini
a retirement plan
Perfect Protection Policy
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LIFE INSURANCE 00.
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Two Services Scheduled
At Presbyterian Church
A brief 30-minute service of
Thanksgiving will be held at the
Webb Memorial Praateterian
Chunk tonight at < p.m. Tail ser
vice will be in obwrvaaee of the
eloaa of the building fund can
vass and will take the place of
the victory dinner originally sched
uled for tonight.
It has been reported that the
campaign to raise money for the
new church is proceeding most suc
cessfully.
-The total amount of pledges will
be announced tonight.
The third in a 16-week series of
Bible studies on the book of Ephe
sians will be held Wednesday even
ing at 7:30 at the church. The
Rev. Priestley Conyers III, pastor,
is leading these informal studies
In which questions and answers
are encouraged.
Everyone is cordially invited to
tonight and Wednesday night's
meeting. '. " .
HOSPITAL NOTES
Morehead City Hospital
Discharged after treatment:
Mr. Frank Gillikin. Beaufort,
Saturday: Mr. Dave I.. Freeman,
Morehead City. Saturday;' Mr. Asa
E. Cannon, Morehead City, Satur
day; John Daniels, Beaufort, Sat
urday; Mrs. A. S. Bland, Beau
fort, Thursday; Mrs. W. H. Guth
rie, Morehead City, Friday; Trudy
Hill, Atlantic, Friday; Mrs. J. L.
Humphrey, Morehead City. Friday;
Mrs. A. G. Lewis, Havelock, Thurs
day; Eric Nobles, Morehead City,
Friday.
Discharged after operation:
Mrs. Charlie Styron, Morehead
City, Thursday; Mrs. W. C. Wll
kins, Morehead City, Friday.
Admitted:
Mr. Carl Taylor, Swansboro, Sat
urday; Edith Bell. Beaufort, Fri
day; Mrs. William Hardesty, New
port, Wednesday; Mrs. Adrine
Moore, Salter Path, Thursday; C.
P. Oglesby Jr., Morehead City,
Wednesday; Janice Smith, More
head City, Wednesday; Mrs. Cora
Waters, Harlowe, Thursday.
Sea Level Hospital
Discharged:
Lionel Gilgo, Atlantic. Friday;
Peter Knight, Morehead City, Sun
day.
Admitted:
Jimmy Gant, Atlantic, Monday.
STORK NEWS
Births at Morehead City Hospital:
To Mr. and Mrs. Dan Willis,
Harkers Island, a daughter, Betsy
Charlene, Friday, Feb. 19.
Births at Sea Level Hospital:
To Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hancock,
Stacy, a daughter, Mattie Laura,
Saturday, Feb. 20.
Sunday night supper treat: Stir
chopped ham into waffle batter and
bake waffles as usual. Serve with
maple syrup.
Catholic Society
Seeks Members
A drive U now underway lor
new member* for the Holy Nam#
Society of Sf. Egbert's Catholic
Church, Morehead Cjty Meetings
are held on the second Thursday
of every month at 8 o'clock in the
parish rectory.
All Catholic men in this vicinity
are invited to join. The general
purposes of the society are the
promoting of the spiritual wel
fare of the men of the parish by
encouraging and assisting them to
observe practices of the Confra
ternity of the Most Holy Name of
Jesus, explains Bob Cantelli, pub
licity chairman.
Other purposes of the society are
fostoring the observances of the
promises contained in the Holy
Name pledge, assisting the mem
ber to participate more in the life
of the church and preparing spe
cial works that are assigned to it by
the pastor.
Men interested in joining should
contact Ted Hardy, president, or
Father Paul Byron at the rectory,
1701 Evans St.
For an epicurean vegetable dish,
cut a head of celery lengthwise
into four pieces; do not separate
the stalks. Seam until tender in a
little salted water. Marinate in
French dressing, chill and serve as
a salad on romaine. This will make
four servings,
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1 FOREMOST IN A
PHARMACIST'S
PROFESSION
When your physician orders
needed drugs ia Ik specific
amounts required for your
health, the utmost precision
la aeceaaary In filling the pre
scription. You can always de
pend on the accuracy of our
skilled, experienced pharma
cista.
BELL'S
DRUG STORE
Phone 2-3231
Front St. Beaufort, N. C.
You Can
Bury Your Money
in the back yard or hide it in the
sugar bowl or in a mattress
but we know of t much better place . . . and we have
never yet heard of interest being paid on money in
the back yard, sugar bowl or mattress. Have you?
FIRST-CITIZENS BANK & TRUST CO.
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP.
823 Arendell St. Morehead City, N. C. Phone 6 4151
HURRY! HURRY! HURRY!
ONLY 5 DAYS LEFT
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF THE TREMENDOUS
MONEY SAVING
VALUES
AT
R & N FURNITURE CO.
1211 Bridges St. Morehcad City, N. C.
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OUR ANNUAL FEBRUARY SALE IS STILL GOING
STRONG, BUT THIS IS THE LAST WEEK. SO COME
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IN TODAY, AND INSPECT THE MANY FINE ITEMS
WE HAVE ON SALE.
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