Fish and Wildlife Personnel
Move into New Lab Building
1
OCMCOKE
July 13 ? Mr. a ad lln. Jack
Willia and aoo o I Kensington, Md.,
are ?pending their annual vacation
with Mrs W. G. Willis and Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie McWilliams.
Mrs. Leon Johnston ol Norfolk,
Va., is enjoying her vacation with
Mr. and Mrs. Z. S. Williams and
family
Guest of Mr. and Mrs. Taft
Howard recently was Miss Virginia'
Howard of Norfolk, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Scarborough
of New Jersey have recently spent
a few days with Mrs. Scarborough's
father, Mr. Charlie Scarborough.
Mr. and Mrs.. Jones Moore Wil
liams and son. Alton, of Stataa
Island, N. Y., have visited Mr.
Williams' mother, Mrs. Jacob Wil
liams.
Making Ocracoke their home for
the summer are Mrs. Normon Gar
rish and daughter, Carolyn JaJne.
Mr. Garrish has returned to his
job in Wilmington, Del.
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Williams
and daughter, Denise, have return
ed to their home in Patuxent Riv
er, Md., where' Mr. Williams is sta
tioned in the navy.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Howard and
family of Columbia, S. C., visited
Mr. Tressie Howard last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Roberts and
children of Fairfield were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gar
rish recently.
Mrs. Alva Hamilton of Morehead
City was the weekend guest of Mrs.
W. G. Willis.
Mrs. Bill Warren and Mrs. Har
ry Smith of Hampton, Va., have
recently been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Dallas Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas Wil
liams and sons of Winston-Salem
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. J.
Williams.
Miss Agnes Marie Garrish is vis
iting cousins in Raleigh^
Visiting Mr. T. W. Howard re
cently were Mr and Mrs. L. P.
Howard and family of Philadelphia,
Pa.
Mrs. Lorena Williams of Norfolk,
Va., is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Tressie Howard.
Mrs. Flex, Fleig and family of
Portsmouth, Va., are visiting Mr.
Lum Gaakill.
Sgt. Walter C. O'Neal Jr., and
two friends spent the weekend with
his family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter O'
Neal Sr.
Mrs. A1 Gaskins has returned to
? Another phase of the recomtruc ' ?
lion program of the U. S. Fish and
Wildlife Service at Pivers Island
ended yesterday as investigators
started moving into the new $70,
000 lab building.
G. B. Talbot, director of the
lab, says completion of the new
lab marked the third phase of the
modernisation program and left
one phaae to be carried out, the
building of dormitories to. house
investigators.
The new air-conditioned fish and
wildlife lab is 82 feet by 168 feet
Its exterior is of ivory and rough
brick with an asbestos shingle
roof. All windows are thermo
paned and the interior walls are
covered in pastel green glazed tile.
The telling is celotex.
Two thirds of the building will
be used as library and office space
and the other third will be devoted
to research laboratory space.
The Radioisotope Research labor
atory was completed in 1950 and
a new service building was finished
in 1953 Dr. Walter A. Chipman
is in charge of the radioisotope
lab.
Mr. Talbot said bids will be tak
en for the dismantling of the old
lab building within the next few
weeks.
An open house will be held in
the new lab as soon as the old
building is torn down, he added.
Police Chief Arrests
Couple on Whisky Charge
Roy Potter, 42, and Lucy Potter,
36, were arrested by Beaufort Po
lice Chief M. E, Guy Wednesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock on charges
of possessing illegal whisky.
George Turner, 39, was also ar
rested by Chief Guy. Turner was
charged with public drunkenness.
Firemen Called
Members of the Beaufort Fire
Department were called on to put
out a grass fire on Front Street
Extension in front of Earl Noe's
house last Thursday at 5:15 p.m.
The fire was extinguished in ap
proximately 30 minutes.
Ocracoke after a trip to Wilming
ton, Del.
Miss Betsy Carroll, guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Irvin Garrish, has re
turned to her home in Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Styron
hare recently been the guests of
Mrs. Zion Foster.
Friends vt Mr. Raymond Beasley
will be happy to know that he is
recovering nicely from the acci
dent be was in during the Fourth
of July holidays.
Fire Department
Delivers Leaflets
One thouund fire safety leaflets
were distributed Saturday in Beau
fort by the Beaufort Fire Depart
ment, Chief Charles Harrell an
nounced Monday.
Entitled "Are You Next?" the
leaflet gives facts and figures on
fires in homes to emphasize the
importance of fire prevention.
According to the leaflet, smoking
and trash are the two main fire
hazards. Home owners are urged
to be careful when smoking and
to clean up accumulations of trash.
If fire strikes the home, every
one should be gotten out of the
house and the fire department
called immediately. If a person
awakM at night and smells smoke,
he should arouse everyone in the
house and get them out Call the
fire department or pull a fire
alarm. AM finally, shut all doors
and windows possible upon leav
ing to cut off drafts.
Negro News
Morehead City Hoapital:
Discharged after treatment: Va
lerie Hester, Morehead City, Wed
nesday; Mrs. James Brooks, Beau
fort, Wednesday.
Admitted: Eddie Collins, Beau
fort, Saturday.
Morehead City ? The Rev. Miss
Sadie Fleming of Greenville will
preach Sunday night at 8 o'clock
in St. Mary's Holiness Church on
10th Street.
Morehead City ? Revival services
will begin Monday night in St.
Luke's Baptist Church and will con
tinue for one week, announced the
pastor, the Rev. W. G. Hall, yes
terday. Guest speaker will be the
Rev. Sandy McDaniel of Blount
Creek.
DARRYL EDWARD BUTLER
Graveside services for Darryl Ed
ward Butler, who was born and
died Wednesday in Morehead City
Hospital, wqre held Thursday morn
ing at Bay View Cemetery.
The infant was the son of Mr.
and Mrs, David Butler of More
head City.
Boat Burns
The George and Grace, a menha
den boat owned by Wallace Fisher
ies, Morehead City, was destroyed
by fire last week in Louiaiana.
lhlnk of til the thtogi you're free ttf do
bectuee thert's tlwtys plenty of low-price electricity
tfeat sin automatically run ?nd control your
wulur and dryer
rmn
dlah?ub?r
tit oomtlttnmr
hMtlnf plant
hot waUr iupply
nMaarator
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Today American* un twice u mucn eUeWcity
available aa they had In 1948 becauae of now powa?
plant! built by oloctric light and powor
companiea, and they'll have 60% mora by 1M0. >
So Uiara will alwaya ba plenty ready whan
yea want it. Thaf i why there'i no need to l^treaai
the public dabt by bulldinc federal
government power prafeti.
(CAWOUNA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY)
AT Belk S in MOREHEAD CITY, N. C.
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Ceramic Table
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Size* 32 to 40
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PAJAMAS
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Men'* Summer
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