Cast Announced for Father of Bride;
Dewey Willis, Davis , Will Play Lead
Walton Hamilton, director ot the4
Community Theatre's next produc
tion, Father o( the Bride, an
nounced the cut at a theatre party
Saturday nifht in the American
Legion Hut, Beaufort
Dewey Willis of Davis will play
the lead as Mr Banka, father of
the bride, which was played by
Spencer Tracy in the movie. Fran
ces Phillips, Morehead City, will
play the part of the bride, the role
Eliiabeth Taylor had in the film.
James Lucas. Morehead City, has
been cast as Buckley Duns tan, the
groom Mr. Lucas was stage man
ager for the last production. One
Foot in Heaven.
Other members of the cast are
Joyce Willis as Mrs. Banks; Pfc. L.
A. Dsti.i, Ben Banks; Floyd Stew
art. Tommy Banks; Bun Taylor.
Donny Smith; Peggy Swift, Edith
Lewis.
Delilah, Ellen Broad; Miss Bella
my. Betty Lou Merrill; Miss Ms
souls. Pst Webb; Joe. Charles O'
Connor; Mrs. Pulitxki, Mary Davis;
Red, H. F. Lindsay; Pete, Pete
Mundorff; and Tim's man, Ed Wal
ston.
Others will be named later as
florist's assistants.
Try-outs for Father of the Bride
took place Friday night. The play
is a comedy in three acts by Caro
line Francke, adapted from the nov
el by Edward Streeter.
The Junior Woman's Club of
Beaufort will sponsor the first two
performances which are tenatively
scheduled for the latter part of Ap
ril.
Assisting Mr. Hamilton as di
rector is Sammy Daniels.
Lions Hear Zone
Meeting Report
Morehead City Lions heard *
report of the recent tone chair
men's meeting near Bayboro at
their meeting Thursday night at
the Recreation Center.
Reports were made by Fred Har
dy and Oscar Allred.
Letters of appreciation were read
from four schools in the county for
the Lions' contribution to school
lunch rooms. Letters were received
from Newport, Beaufort, Camp
Glenn, and Morehead City.
Visitors at the meeting were Ed
Walston, of Morehead City, and W.
L. Coble, of New Bern.
Newport Starts Cutting
Tract Down on Highway
The Newport town crew started
yesterday to take down the remain-,
ing trees on highway 70 through'
town.
The town board decided at their
meeting this month that the trees
should come down in the interest
Of public safety. A 10-day leeway
was left before the work- began in
case anyone protested. No protests
were forthcoming and the tree cut
ting continued peacefully yester
day.
Sign Goes Up
A new sign has been put up in
front of the Legion Hut, Turner
street, Beaufort. It identifies the
Hut and carries the identification,
Carteret Post No. 99.
Three Discuss CARE
Jesse T. Sanders, left, agricul
tural consultant to CARE and for
merly legislative representative of
the National Grange, United States
Representative Clifford Hope of
Kansas, center, chairman of the
House Agricultural Committee, and
Paul Comly French, executive di
rector of CARE, discuss CARE'S
proposed program for the disposal
ot United States agricultural sur
pluses.
CARE proposes that the United
States expand its use of agricul
tural surpluses for foreign relief
as a means of strengthening the
free world and feels that distribu
tion through private American
agencies, such as CARE, would
yield maximum economy and ef
fectiveness.
Newport Firemen
Get New Kind Hose
Allen Elliott, chairman of the
hose committee of the Newport
Fire Department said today that
the department has received a ship
ment of new hose.
The new hose is made of fiber
glass and weighs about 50 per cent
less than conventional hose. In
addition it is guaranteed for 600
pounds pressure as compared with
400 pounds pressure for usual types
of fire hose. The new hose as
well as a portion of the older hose
underwent pressure tests Monday
night.
Fiber glass hose is a recent de
velopment and chairman Elliott
said he knew of no other depart
ment that had acquired any.
The new hose has been placed
with reserved hose in the fire sta
tion in case any visiting firemen
would like to look it over.
Photogs on the Job |
Photographers on the job for
this edition of the Carteret News
Times, signalizing the formal op
ening of the REA building, were
Jerry Schumacher, Hay Conner and
Dan Wade, all of Morehead City.
Mr. Wade took the picture which
appears in the REA full-page ad
page 8 section 3.
10 More Book Passage
For Caribbean Cruise
J. D. Holt, port manager, an
nounced today that 10 more per
sons have booked passage on the
Stockholm which will sail from
Morehead City Oct. 16 on a Carib
bean cruise.
They are Mrs. R. C. Cornwall,
Weldon; Mr. and Mrs. J. Douglas
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. William Pois
sons, the Misses Catherine Becker,
Priscilla Harris, Jacqueline Thomp
son, Ruth Avery and Mary Groover,
all of Wilmington.
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Visit Ocracok* bland
Ocracoke community and achool
were visited recently by a group
of public health officials.
Mrs. Sybil Bouchard, public
health nurse in Hyde County,
brought with her Mrs. Emily John
ston, Greenville, who Is a medical
worker for the State Commission
for the Blind and Mrs. Mary K.
Bailey, public health nursing con
sultant. Raleigh.
Also here for several days were
Dr. Helen Moore, of Raleigh. Dr.
Charles Federsplel and Dr. Heini
Eichenwald, both of the U. S. Pub
lic Health Service, Atlanta.
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Attends Meeting
S. A. Chalk Jr., vice-president of
the State Association of Mutual As
sociation of Insurance Agents, Inc.,
attended a meeting of the associa
tion Saturday in Raleigh.
Beaufort Firemen Answer
Thursday, Friday Calls
The Beaufort (ire department
answered two call* Thuraday and
Friday.
Approximately S50 damage was
caused to the Rufus Fair home.
Queen street, Thursday when a {ire
occurred around the flue. The
alarm was turned in at box 42,
Pine and Queen streets. The fire
was put out in about 30 minutes
and firemen returned to the sta
tion.
At 8:45 Friday morning, firemen
were called to Fred's Barbecue on
Live Oak street when the grease in
ti- barbecue pit became ever
heated, firemen said. No damage
was caused and firemen returned
to the station in about IS minutes.
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