SATURDAY
"MIGHTY
JOE YOUNG"
Terry Moore -? Ben Johnson
SUNDAY & MONDAY
"ROB ROY"
Richard Todd ? Glynis Johns
"SIOUX UPRISING"
Jeff Chandler - Faith Domerque
Chandler Mokes Peace TnHT
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Jett Chaadler ?Hnt > Mm nation war ewadl la iWnipt to
krial pear e to the American frontier to this highlight acene from
rrinrul Internatloaal'a TeeMlcolor "The hreat Sioux Uprising."
Faith Dtmrrfw and L)ic Bettgrr are aim atoned with Peter Whit
ney tad Mia War Cast* heading the large supporting cart. Lloyd
Bacon directed.
KflU fro?
May 25? Mrs Robert McGregory
artd children of New Bern and
Charles Piner of the US Navy and
New Bern were here Wednesday
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SUNDAY ? MONDAY
One of Today** Great Romantic Adventumf
to visit Mrs. Carl H. Morton ami
family.
. Mrs. Clyde S. Taylor and Miss
Eleanor Taylor, who have been
with Mra. Taylor's mother in Fort
Pierce, Fla., returned home Friday
nigW
Johnny Olund, student at State
College in Raleigh, spent the week
end at home.
Mrs. George W. Ball, Mrs.
Chartie Bell and Mrs. Jurney Con
ner were in Beaufort Friday.
Master Tommy Bell spent Satur
day at Adams Creek with Master
Terry f'aylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray_ Green Jr. of
Tallahassee, Fla., are' spending this
week with Mr. and Mrs. Ashby B.
Morton.
Mrs. Luke Turner and son, Tony,
Mrs. Pearl Bell and Mrs. Ralph
Bowlin Jr. were in Beaufort and
Morehead City Thursday.
David Bell, Roger Bell, John W.
Bradshaw and Buddy Becton at
tended the birthday party of Annie
Faye Taylor at Bachelor Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Oglesby and Mrs.
Magnolia Taylor attended the
homecoming services at Core
Creek Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Creech, Mrs. Ashby
B. Morton and Mrs. R. W. Hall
were in Beaufort Friday.
Mrs. W. C. Williams is spending
this week with Mr. and Mrs. B. L.
Witherington near Vanceboro.
Mrs. Beryl Tosto of Beaufort
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Vera Bell.
Mrs. Callle Glllikin of Goldsboro
returned home Sunday after spend
ing the past weekend with her sis
ter, Mrs. Will Conner.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Willis and
son, Terry, spent Sunday afternoon
at Newport.
Alex Williams of Vanceboro
spent Saturday night with his
brother, W. Kuch Williams.
Master Charles Masrni celebrated
his sixth birthday Sunday with a
party at his home. A large num
ber of friends attended. Favors of
horns and hats were given to all
the guests. Ice cream and cake
was served by the honoree's
mother, Mrs. Mike Mason.
Mr. and Mts. W. Kuch Williams
and son, Gary, were in Beaufort
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Temple of
Reidsrille visited Mr. and Mr*.
Ralph Temple recently.
Surprise fifty
Mrs. Claude Taylor of Bachelor
and Mrs. Ross W. Hall gave a sur
prise birthday party for Mrs. Ash
by B. Morton Friday evening, May
21. Guests were Mr. Taylor,
Claudia and Susan Taylor, Mr. Hall,
Mr. Morton, Mrs. W. C. Williams,
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Creech, and Mr.
and Mrs. James Maynard.
The honoree received lovely gifts
from her friends. The hostesses,
assisted by Mrs. Creech, served
birthday cake and ice cream.
Hong Kong- has a population of
about 2% million, all but about
20,000 of them Chinese.
SCHOOL-OUT PARTY
SATURDAY MORNING AT 10:00
AT CITY THEATRE
SEE All YOUR CARTOON FAVORITES
Plus FREE PRIZES for th? 1st 500
PRESENTED ?Y YOUR HOST '
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UMiphawto Stamped# Monsion
stampeding herds of maddened elephants threaten Elizabeth Tar
tar hi this thrilling scene /rem Paramount'* brand new powerful
romantic drama In color by Techntcol* "Elephant Walk." Confer
ring Dana Andrews and Peter Finch, "Elephant Walk" la set against
the dangerous and exotic jungles of Ceylon. Irving Asher produced.
Lana Plays Heartless Brunette
Lana Turner is more preoccupied with her nails than with Bonar
Colleano's proposal of marriage in this scene from "Flame and the
Flesh," M-G-M romantic drama. Pier Angeli and the new star "find,"
Carlos Thompson, also have top roles in the new offering filmed in
Technicolor on locations in Naples and the picturesque Italian resort
towns of Posltano and Amalfi.
May 25 ? Mr. and Mrs. Mlldon
Lewis Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Willis went to Fayettevillc this
weekend.
Mrs. Mildon Lewis Jr. and son
of El Paiio, Texas, are here for a
few days visiting her mother and
father-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Willis and
daughter, Jonibel, of Morehead
City and Miss Margie Willis of
Marshallberg were guests of Mr
and Mrs. Allen Taylor and Pearl
Taylor Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Williatoi Duke and
children of Wrightsville Beach
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Duke's mother, Mrs. Clyde Rose.
Mrs. Lloyd Jones and Miss Mag
gie Bell of Newport News, Va.,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Rufus Bunch.
EAST DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
Oa*Balf Mile East of Beaufort
On Highway 7?
Children Under II Adnltte* Trm
SATURDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Lassiter
spent Sunday at South River.
Mrs. Roy Weaver and son, Rich
ard Allen, of Monterey, Calif., and
Mi's. Lydia Taylor, mother of Mrs.
Weaver, have been spending 4ftis
past week with Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Taylor.
J. H. Thomas of Greenville, Mr.
53 ?
May 25 ? Mrs. W. fi. Perry and I
daughter, Anita, of Raleigh were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Beachem last week.
Mrs. E G Lloyd of Chapel Hill I
visited Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Pridgen |
last week.
* Mrs. Dan Hill left Sunday for
Norwood to spend a week with her
daughter, Mrs. Herman Smith and
family.
Mrs. Pauline Becton of Wire I
Grass visited her mother, Mrs. Tom |
Willis, one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Murdock I
and children of Burlington visited |
her parents, Mr and Mrs. M. D.
Pridgen. last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Dow of I
Jacksonville visited Mr. and Mrs. I
P. B. Beachem last Sunday.
Mrs. Marvin Tfcylor returned |
home from the hospital in Winston
Salem last Friday.
A large crowd from here attend- I
ed the anniversary dinner at Core |
Creek last Sunday.
Mrs. Letha Moore of Morehead
City visited Mrs. Lutie Collins last
Sunday.
Cadet Cedric Beachem, who has
been stationed in San Antonio, Tex
as, spent a few days last week with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. B.
Beachem. He has been transferred I
to Bartow, Fla., for further train- 1
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Phelps visited |
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dail last Thurs
day night.
Last Sunday was observed by the
young folks of the North River
Methodist Church as National 4 H
Sunday.
The MYF boys and girls at
tended the sub district meeting at
the First Methodist Church in
Morehead City last Monday night.
WSCS Meets at C hurch
The wsts met last Monday
night at the church. Mrs. Marjorie
Gooding had charge of the pro
gram. Officers for the coming year
were installed. Mrs. Clifton Arthur
is new president. Mrs. Dion Simp
son, vice-president, Mrs. Dan Hill,
secretary and treasurer. We had
several new members to join the
jflctety. ?
and Mrs. J. Maiden Hall of Win
ston-Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Blalock
of New Bern, Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Sutton and ehildren of Kinston,
Mr. Jesse McWilliains of Norfolk,
and Dr. and Mrs. C. Dale of Golds*
boro were weekend guests at the
Sea Level Inn.
Elder Eddie Humphrey held his
regular service at the Primitive
Baptist Church Sunday. Visitors
from Otway attended these servicos.
MVs.,Maltby Taylor is still on
the ejck list but is much better
and will soon be home from the
hospital.
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Hlorehead
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