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South 8th St.
Marehead City, N. C.
EAST DRIVE-IN
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One-Half Mile Cart at BMnfart
On Highway 70
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Saturday ? Double Feature
"Fort Vengeance"
Starring
JAMES CRAIG
RITA MARINO
AND
"Bomba and The
Jungle Girl"
JOHNNY SHEFFIELD
KOREN SHARPE
Sunday ? Monday
"Those Redheads
From Seattle"
Starring
RHONDA FLEMING
JOHN PAYNE
Alao Selected Short Subject!
Stolen Moments on Beach
Faattaas are tared in CMandkia's film at the Jimrs ionr$ best
seller, "From Here to Eternity." starrlac Burt Ijincaster and Deborah
Kerr. Also starred in the fHm masterpiece are Montgomery Clift,
Frank Sinatra and Donna <Ued.
Planetarium Easter
Show Will Open
Tuesday, March 30
Chapel HiM "Easter the Awak
ening" will open in the Murehead
Planetarium at the University ui |
North Carolina Tuesday. March 3(J.
Reservations for 1,300 school !
children to see this annual produc
tion have already been received.
The special programs (or school J
groups are scheduled (or 11 a m.
and 2 p.m. each Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday during April.
The management avises princi
pals, teachers and other of(icials to
make early reservation for their
groups to see the program most
convenient to them.
Other special programs of "Eas- j
ter The Awakening" will be op
ened as it becomes necessary, or at j
the convenience of any group num
bering 100 or more persons, accord
ing to A. F. Jenzano, planetarium
manager.
from
March 15 ? Mr. and Mrs. R. P.
Gooding visited friends in Merri
mon last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ottis Lee Warren
and family visited her parents, in
ESrnel, last Sunday. _? ._ *
Mrs. Gi^s Lancaster was called to
Rocky Mount laat weekend due to
the illness of her husband.
H. and Mrs. Clyde W. Moore
and son spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. Lutie Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Arthur and
Mrs. Polly Fulcher drove to Mi
ami, Fla., last week to bring Mrs.
Frances Arthur home. She had
been spending the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Jack Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Springle
and family sp^nt Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Polly Fulcher.
Mr. Morris Mitchell, who has
been stationed in Hawaii for the
past year, arrived home last week
to spend a thirty day leave with
his wife and chidren.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Beachem
Kirk and son, Larry, were visitors
in Washington Sunday.
Lt. Roland -Garner t)f (Tie lT S.
Navy apMIt Thursday night with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gar
ner. He was on his way from Jack
sonville, Florida, to Norfolk, Va.,
where he will attend school for
six weeks.
Mr. Glenwood Garner went to
Durham last weekend to be with
his father, Mr. Claud Garner, for
several days. Mr. Gftrner, who has
been receiving treatment at Duke
Hospital for several weeks, was
able to return home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. N. Howard went
to New Bern last Friday to visit
their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Howard. They returned home
Saturday.
Mr. Charles Hill and Mr. Tony
Hill were business visitors in Wil
mington Friday.
Miss Nina Garner and Mr. T.
R. Garner attended an NCEA din
ner meeting in New Bern Tuesday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Neal of Nor
folk, Va., spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. P. P. Garner.
Mr. Raymond Heath of Rocky
[arrived home last week after his
discharge from the" service.
Mrs. Lutie Collins left Sunday
afternoon with Lt. and Mrs. Moore
for Hampton, Va. While gone she
will visit relatives in Norfolk,
Suffolk and Baltimore.
The home demonstration club
met at the home of Mrs. Paul
Beachem last Thursday afternoon
with a large number present.
WSCS Meets
The WSCS met Monday night at
the home of Mrs. Marvin Pake.
Mrs. Pake gave the devotionals.
Mrs. Lizzie Beachem and Mrs. Mar
jorie Gooding had charge of the
program. Mrs. Will Dail, pres
ident, conducted a short business
session. Refreshmments of iced
drinks, cookies and nuts were
served by Mrs. Pake.
Mount viiited his parent*, Mr and
Mrs. Walter Heath, Thursday after
noon.
Mrs Bob Montagu*. Mrs W D.
Heath Jr., and Miss Lydia Willis
of Cherry Point spent Saturday ia
Raleigh
Mrs. T. R Garner and Mrs Y Z.
Simmons attended a district meet
ia< of home economics teachers
in Washington Sa?ur:!iy.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Garner and
children. Karen and Sandy, spent
Ike weekend with his mother. Mrs.
Leona Garner.
Mr. and Mrs. I.loyd Nelson Gar
ner went to Raleigh Sunday to get
her mother, Mrs Jesse Garner, who
had been visiting her daughter and
her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Mrs. Voungblood of Smithficld
came last Saturday to visit her
daughter and her huaband. Mr. and
Mrs Hill Carroll
Mrs. Ruby Woodruff, Mrs M D.
McCain and little Miss Jeanne Gar
ner spent the weekend in Zebulon
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edison Mann.
Mr. Sail and Mr. Keener of the
Smyrna school faculty were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Gar
ner last Wednesday night.
Gertie Heward Circle
The Gertie Howard circle of the
Woman's Society of Christian Ser
vice of St. James Methodist Church
met Tuesday night at the home of
Mrs. N. W. Garner, Mrs. Lemuel
C. Mann gave ithe devotional, "Love
Never Faileth," using as the scrip
ture reading the thirteenth chap
ter of the first book of Corinthi
ans. Mrs. Fleyd Gamer, chairman,
was in charge of the meeting.
Reports were given and routine
business was transacted. During
the social hour the hottest, served
block cake, peanuts and lime
punch. Mrs. Ada AUen gave the
closing spiritual life .program.
Kin lUrfifl Cop? land m<i Miss !
Margaret S?ii were iioaUsses to
the Muv C MiUis circle Qf Ihe
WSCS at the home of Bliss Bell
Tuesday night Miss Elsie Elliott
gave the devotional on love. Mrs.
I Clarence MiHis, chairman, presid
I ed over the business session.
I Four new members. Mrs Amy
i Chapman. Mrs. Allen Elliott. Mrs.
i Charles Dudley and Mrs. C. T. '
j Garner, were welcomed into the !
I circle. It was announced that there
j would be a tiuiet Day service Sun- 1
; day, April 1. at eleven a m at the |
! St. James Methodist Church. Mrs.
MiUis explained the meaning of :
Lent.
Miss Bell. Miss Copeland and |
Mrs. ed Comer were appointed to |
I serve the MYF supper the fourth i
| Sunday in March.
i Refreshments of pimento cheese j
! sandwiches, potato chips, cookies j
and iced drinks were served during |
the social hour. Mrs. Charles Hill
closed the meeting with the spirit- 1
ual life program.
Ub Mauney Circle
The Lib Mauney circle of the
, WSCS met Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. I^eston Gillikin with
Mrs. Harvey Adams as co-hostess.
I Mrs. W. D. Heath Jr., led the de
votional. Mrs. Zeb Mauney Jr.,
was in charge of the meeting and
welcomed Mrs. Carlton Garner and |
Mrs. Tony MacLane as guests.
Mrs. Harry Lockey was welcomed
as a new member. Mrs. Milton
Warren asked the circle to meet
with her in April. The painting of
the ohurch was discussed and it
was agreed to recommend to the
executive board that the Woman's
Society furnish the paint if the
men would do the painting.
Mrs. Clinton Garner was ap
pointed to serve as a Girl Scout
representative of the circle
| whenever a representative of the |
sponsoring organizatiof if needed
M Um o i tiie social hour
the gr*u? ma* "Happy Birthday '
to Mrs. Mauney
The hostesses served pimiento
cheese sandwiches, potato chips,
fudge and iced drinks. Mrs. Ger
aid Merrill gave the closing spirit
ual life program.
Men's <M? Meets
The Methodist Men's Club of
St. James Methodist Church held
its first meeting Thursday night
in the educational building Sup
per was served by the Floy Garner
Sunday School class to the 27 men
present.
Foilouing supper, the Rev. Mr.
X. H. Waidrop Jr.. who was cele
bra ting hi* birthday, was presented
a gift and birthday cake from the
Woman's Society of Christian Ser
vice.
The group decided to meet the
first Thursday in each month, and
any men interested in joining
are invited to attend the next meet
ing.
Baptist Brotherhood
The Free Will Baptist Brother
hood of the Newport Holly Springs
Church met at the home of Mr.
Allen Cannon Wednesday evening.
The Rev. Mr. J. R. Forrest, pastor,
gave the devotional and group
singing was enjoyed by all.
Mr. Otto Slaughter presided dur
ing the business period. There
were 33 members present. The
rotherhood is doing very good work
in and out of the church. At the
close of the business session, a
social hour was enjoyed.
Mrs. Allen, assisted by Mrs. Du
vid Kirk, served refreshments. Dur
ing the social hour, a mixed quar
tot composed of Mrs. Allen, Mrs.
Kirk, Mr. Fulcher, and Mr. Clay
ton Cannon, rendered several se
lections.
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AC*K>M
1. Existed
4. Place of
worship
9. Literary
facta
1 11 Devour
IS. Rent
14. Beam of
light
15. Musical
instrument
17. Day s march
19. Flat circular
plate
20. Vulgar
admirer of
wealth
11. Style of
poety
23. Statues col
lectively
27. Smooth and
glossy
29. Roman road
50. Proooun
51. Urchin
32. Anxious
S41*r|?
serpent
19. And: Latin
86. Nothing
more that
8T Scrutinize*
89. Redecorates
a room
42. JCnaoiariaa
48. Handle
44. Container
(or honej
40. Asiatic
country
ttlSS.
sheep
?l City In New
Hamp
shire
84. Note of
Guido'a
scale
58. Affirmative
86. or greater
87. Firmament
KoluHwi to Twedny'i pmi\r
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2. St. ;ss river
3. Labored to
il
mountains
5. Onionlike
, vegetables
6. Make lace
7 While
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again
rarrrm
B. OrleuUi
cart
10. Short alecp
U. Contlimallr.
poatic
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lft.Eatan4ad
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