Mrs. Matthews, Recent Bride,
Honored at Desert Bridge Party
Mrs. A. T. Piner, Mrs. Robert
Seamon ind Hrt Milton Webb en
tertained at a miscellaneous show
er Wednesday afternoon at the Rec
reation Center in honor of Mrs.
William A. Matthews. Before her
recent marriage she was Kiss Lois
Willis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Russell E. Willis.
The hostesses invited the 70
guests into the lobby where tables
were set up for desert bridge and
bingo. Each table was centered
with a lighted taper tied with a
pale pink ribbon.
Arrangement of sweet peas,
gladioli, roses, fever few and lark
spur were used throughout the
lobby and the mantel was banked
with southern smilax. A lighted
taper was on Either end of the
mantel.
Refreshments of wedding
moulds, bridal cake topped with
wild rose sprays and salted nuts
were served before play, and iced
drinks during progressions. Bri
dal colors of green and white
were carried out in the refresh
ments.
The honoree, Mrs. W. C. Mat
thews Sr., mother of the groom;
Mrs. Willis, mother of the bride;
Mrs. W. C. Matthews Jr. and Miss
Baptist Church Circles
Hold All Day Meeting
An all day meeting of the circles
of the First Baptist Church was
held Tuesday at the church. Mrs.
L. J. Ndrris, president, opened the
meeting and the group sang Sweet
Hour of Prayer. Dr. John H. Bunn,
pastor, led in prayer.
Mrs. Norris presented three chap
ters from the book of prayer, a
study course book. The circles
then adjourned to individual rooms
for business sessions. After the
business the Ida Webb Eaton Cir
cle served lunch.
For the opening hymn of the
afternoon the group sang Jesus
Saves. Mrs. Slamey Davis led in
prayer. Mrs. H. S. Gibbt Sr., sec
retary, read the minutes and took
the count of circles.
Mrs. Halbert Ball led the devo
tionals and the song, Wonderful
Words of Prayer was sung. Mrs.
Jack Powell gave the program, on
Education for Truth in South
America. Taking part on the pro
gram were Mrs. Frank Moran, Mrs.
Fred Davis and Mrs. A. H. Mc
Donald.
The meeting closed with the
Lord's Prayer.
Mundens Welcome Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Graver Munden an
nounce the birth of a daughter yes
terday at the Morehead City Hos
pital. Mrs. Munden is the former
Eloise Freeman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter P. Freeman.
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Jean Morton were given corsage*
by the hostesses. Miss Morton,
September bride-elect, was also re
membered with a gift.
During bridge play Mrs Gus
Davit won bigb score. She received
a china cigarette diah with (our
matching aah trays. For second
high Mrs. William J. Cherry was
given a china lemon diah. Mrs. Ad
am Mayer won a cup and saucer
lor low score.
Miss Wynons Blanchard ana Miss
Patsy Hardesty woo bingo prizes.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
SATURDAY
7 p.m. ? Clambake, Smyrna
School
MONDAY
7 p.m.- Morehead City Jaycees,
Hotel Fort Macon
7 p.m.- -Beaufort Jaycees, Inlet
Inn
7 p.m.? National Guard Unit,
Beaufort School Gym
7 p.m. ? Newport Rotary Club,
Old School Cafeteria
7:30 p.m. Woodmen Circle
Grove No. 263, Hut cast of Camp
Glenn School
7:30 p.m.? Carteret County
Bridge League, Recreation Center,
Morehead City
7:30 p.m.? M i r i a m Rebekahs,
Lodge Hall, Beaufort
8 p.m. American Home Depart
ment, Civic Center, Morehead City
8 p.m. Loyal Order of Moose,
Lodge Hall west of Morehead City
8 p.m.? Alcoholics Anonymous,
Closed Meeting, 426 V4 Front St.,
Beaufort.
TUESDAY
6:45 p.m.? Beaufort Rotary Club,
Scout Building
7 p.m.? B&PW Club, Lottie
Sanders Building, Beaufort
7:30 p.m.? Woman's Club, First
Christian Church, Morehead City
7:30 p.m. -Ocean Lodge, Mason
ic Lodge, 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
Woman's Auxiliary Meets
With Mrs. Earle Mobley
Mrs. H. Earle Mobley was hostess
to the Woman's Auxiliary of St.
Andrew's Episcopal Church Tues
day evening at her home on Evans
street. Mrs. John Morris was co
hostess.
During the business session, over
which Mrs. Paul Webb presided,
it was decided to meet only once
a month, the firat Tuesday, from
June through September.
Announcement was made con
cerning the retreat for women's
auxiliaries which will be held at
Camp Leach June 7-8. Members
from St. Andrew's were urged to
attend.
The Rev. E. Guthrie Brown out
lined plans for the growing Sunday
School. He stated that teachers are
badly needed for the expanding
classes. Anyone interested in teach
ing is asked to contact anyone of
the. Parish Committee, composed of
Mrs. W. W. Patrick, Mrs. Morris,
Mrs. Mobley and Mrs. Robert
Hicks, or Mr. Dick McClain, Sun
day School superintendent.
Mr. Brown dismissed the group
with prayer.
jMorehead City Social News
Um. Sactetj Editor PkMM (-<171
Mr. and Mrs Robert V. Lewis of
Lake Charles, La., arrived Mon
day (or a visit with Mr. Lewi>'
parents, Mr. and Mr*. Edwin N.
Lewis.
Mr. Stamey Davis, with Mr. Ar
chie Royal Davia and party from
Durham and Chapel Hill, left to
day to spend the weekend at Hog
laland.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Goodwin re
turned Tuesday night from New
Orleans where they had spent a
week attending the Pilot Life In
surance Company's Agency Con
vention.
Dr. John Morris spent Wednes
day in Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Fussell of
Williamston spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jack
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Cannon
of Raleigh are spending some time
at their cottage on Atlantic Beach.
Mr. Jack Stallings arrived Tues
day from the Pacific to spend a
few weeks with his mother, Mrs.
Bertha Stallings.
Mr. and Mrs. Bookie Jones and
daughter, Faye, visited with Mrs.
Jones' mother, Mrs. G. L. Horne,
Sunday. She is a patient in St.
Luke's Hospital in New Bern.
Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Eure returned
Wednesday evening from the den
tal convention at Pinehurst.
Mr. and Mrs. Godrey Cheshire
and Mrs. Willis Smith of Raleigh
are visiting at Atlantic Beach.
Dr. Alvah Hamilton returned
Wednesday night from the dental
convention at Pinehurst.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Guthrie
spent last week with their daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Riggs, in Groton, Conn.
They took their granddaughter,
Brenda, who had been visiting
them for a month, home to her
parents.
Mitchell B. Guthrie, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Duffy Guthrie, has been
advanced to the rank of sergeant
at Oak Ridge Military Academy.
Miss Kathleen Louise Wade,,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T
Wade, underwent an adenoid oper
ation Wednesday in St. Luke's Hos
pital, New Bern. She returned'
home Wednesday night.
Alvin Wade Jr. Competes
For Scholarship at State
Alvin Wade Jr. left today for
State College, Raleigh, to be inter
viewed and take examinations for
the Talent for Service Scholarship.
He was one of several hundred
high school seniors from the state
chosen to compete in the finals.
Mr. Wade, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wade of this city, is a senior at
Morehead City High School.
T? Ttid
Pauline Guthrie Elected
President of Tri-Hi-Y
By UNDA LONG
The TriHi-Y Girls met Thursday
evening at the Civic Center and
elected new officers. The new
president is Pauline Guthrie; Mary
Allen Hughes, viqe-preaident; Ver
na Rabon, secretary; Anna Willis,
treasurer; Rene Kemp, program
chairman.
A surprise wedding shower was
given during the meeting for Ju
lia Buck Bennett. Iced drinks
and cake were served.
The Junior-Senior banquet was
quite a success I've heard.
The banquet was held at the
Bogue Sound Club last Friday
night. Since most people are in
terested in food I'll tell you the
menu first. Tomato juice, turkey
with dressing, creamed potatoes,
string be^ns, gravy, tossed salad,
hot hoils, iced tea and homemade
pie were served.
The invocation was given by
Thelma Mcmakis and all present
sang the school song. Toastmaster
Bill Murrill read, Come on Down
South.
Carolyn Guthrie gave the toast to
the seniors and David Small an
swered with the toast to the jun
iors. A song was sung by the
quartet, Jimmy Willis, Bill Murrill,
Billy Laughton and Charles Can
field.
Lynne Richardson led in the
toast to the faculty. Mrs. Zelma
Phillips gave the response. Toast
to the school was given by Polly
Guthrie and Mr. Windell returned
it. Mr. H. L. Joslyn spoke on
Southern Traditions.
Mrs. Jim Morrill Hostess
At Annual Garden Picnic
The Annual Garden Picnic of the
Garden and Civic Club was held
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. J. R. Morrill on Shepard
street. Each member brought an
item for the spread.
The luncheon consisted of fried
chicken, potato salad, shrimp salad,
sandwiches, hot rolls, pickles,
olives and cake. Guests for the
picnic were Mrs. George Ball, out
going president of the General
Woman's Club, Mrs. A. B. Roberts,
in-coming president, Mrs. Jerry
Schumacher and Mrs. Greenwood.
After lunch games were played
and prizes awarded. The club
members are grateful to Mrs. Mor
rill who offers her home each year
for this affair.
MYF Sub-District Meets
In Morehead City Church
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
Sub-District will meet Monday
evening at 7:30 in the educational
building of the First Methodist
Church, Morehead City.
The host church will be in charge
of the program which will consist
of a film, Answer for Ann, fol
lowed by a discussion.
Ice cream and cake will be
served. All youth are invited.
Mrs. Fussell's Kindergarten Class
Presents Annual Program Tonight
The Jack and Jill kindergarten,
under the directioa of Hn John O.
Fuaaell Jr., will preaent their an:
nual commencement program to
night at 7:30 in the Recreation
Center.
"From the Land oi Make Be
lieve" will begin the program. Each
pupil taking part will step from the
pagea of a life - size story book.
The prologue will be given by Bud
dy Awtrey. Characters on the
program are the following:
Anne Conyers, Fairy of Make
Believe: Eddie White, Peter Rab
bit; Tommy Wade, Pedro the Mex
ican Lad; John Fussell III, Little
Boy Blue; David Sledge and Faye
Sanderson, Ted and Nellie; Mar
tha Sandy, Goldilocks.
June Bride-Elect Honored
At Shower Friday Night
Miss Judith Ray Guthrie, who
will be married June 5 to Mr. John
T. Conner Jr., was honored at a
miscellaneous shower at the Recre
ation Center Friday night. Hos
tesses were her mother, Mrs. Ru
fus Guthrie and her aunts, Mrs.
Maurice Lewis and Mrs. Robert
Mades.
Upon arrival the honoree was
presented with a corsage of yel
low roses. Her place at the table
was marked with white satin rib
bon bows. The mothers, Mrs.
Guthrie and Mrs. Conner, were
given miniature nosegays.
After several bingo games were
played, and prizes awarded, Miss
Guthrie opened her gifts. The
hostesses, assisted by Mrs. Her
man 'Guthrie and Miss Helen Wil
lis served lime ice punch, nuts,
mints and bridal cake.
The serving table was covered
with a white lace cloth centered
with a miniature bride and groom.
At either end were tall white tap
ers in twin branch silver holders.
Fifty-four friends were present.
County Bridge League
Plays Master-Point Game
Twelve tables were in play Mon
day night when the Carteret Bridge
League played a master-point game
at the Morehcad City Recreation
Center.
North-south winners were first,
Dr. Charles Duffy, A1 Dewey; sec
ond, J. J. Patterson, L. R. Powell;
third, Mrs. James Rumley, Jack
Windley; fourth. Dr. Charles John
son, Mrs. D. J. Lewis.
East-west winners were first,
Calvin Jones, Mrs. George Taylor;
second, Mrs. Harvey Hamilton,
Mrs. Douglas West; third, Frank
Moran, Dr. Eugene Roeldfcli 'fourth,
Mrs. K. P. B. Bonner, Mrs. Floyd
Sutherland.
Piners Welcome Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Egbert
Piner announce the birth of a
daughter, Susan Beth, Sunday in
the Morehead City Hospital. Mrs.
Piner is the former June Jones,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jones.
The Piners have two other chil
dren.
Rices Welcome Son
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Roose
velt Rice announce the birth of a
son, Philip Scott, Thursday, May
13, in the Morehead City Hospital.
Kenny Prest, Peter Pan; Buff
Chalk, John Chalk, Charlie Jones
and David Smith, Pirates; Gary
Garner, Old King Cole; Sue Perry
Bullock, Snow White; Hits? Nelson,
director of hytti a Band; Jemma
Seitter, Cinderella; Christie John
son, Linda Taylor, Susie White and
Frances Carol Krouse, Cinderella's
Dancers.
Part II on the program will be
a concert by the Rhythm Band.
Part III will be the presentation of
diplomas and the entire group will
sing the Goodnight Song.
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Spring Beauty fes
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View, Va., May 23
and 24.
Six well known
hair stylists and
make - up artists
will be there and I
hope to bring back
many new ideas for
for you.
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Moderne Beauty Shoppe
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