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CLASSIFIED ADS FOB SALE &EFRIGERATOR, GAS STOVE, 9-piece dinette suite, oil heater, ma- 1 kogany bedroom suite All new Priced low (or quick aale. See at [ 1706 Bridge* St., Morehead City. J16p 30 HP MARTIN OUTBOARD motor. Almost new. Inquire at Sea level Inn, Sea Level, N. C. J16 M-rOOT SAILBOAT. PERFECT 5ndition. With extras. Priced to II because moving. Lt. Charles heeler. 203 A S. 19th St., More bead City. Phone 6-4764. jl6 WATERFRONT LOT. 75' FRONT sgo by 300' length, V4 mile west ft Morehead Nice oak trees. Ger ald Wade, 1500 Shackleford, phone fr-4535- tf ; LOW COST TRANSPORTATION IS YOUR BEST BUY ?42 PONT1AC ....... ? 75.00 t '46 CHEVROLET 35.00 i '48 FORD "8" 75.00 > '46 HUDSON 75.00 1 '46 DODGE 75.00 ?47 CHEVROLET 125 00 ?47 CHRYSLER 125.00 '47 PLYMOUTH 125.00 ?47 PACKARD 125.00 ?47 MERCURY 75.00 ?46 OLDSMOBILE .......... 75.00 , '46 PONTIAC 75.00 '47 BUICK CONV 75.00 NEWPORT TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT CO. NEWPORT, N. C. Phone 237 7 J16 GROCERY STORE, STOCK AND equipment. Lease goes with sale. Meal location, busy corner. For information phone 2-4781. a6 NEW THREE BEDROOM HOME. Designed (or living. K. W. Prest, Phone 6-4239 or 6-4210. tf NEW AND USED FURNITURE. Hamilton Furniture co? near school tn Live Oak St. Beaufort. N.C. tf JACK: DONT FOtlGET TO DROP by the Carteret Ice & Coal Co. on your way home and pick up a pack age of cracked ice for our party tonight. It's crystal clear pure, so convenient to use, and only costs a few cents. And they put it up (or you ? any siie you want ? while you wait. tf GAS MAGIC CHEF RANGE" throme dinette suite, Frigidaire, Norge oil circulator and other household furnishings. Contact Ed na- fiatson, Copeland's Motor Court JIB COMET SAIL BOAT. EXCELLENT condition, factory built, complete ly rigged, two sets of good sails, two rudders, stainless steel stays, braa turnbuckle, hollow mast, aides and bottom new paint. Will sell cheap. Phone 6-3870. Jy27 REBUILT WASHING MACHINES. Operate like new. (29.00 to $60.00. tee them at Hamilton Furniture Co.. 906 Live Oak SL, Beaafort. tf JACK: DONT WORRY IF YOU forgot to pick up that package of cracked ice on your way home. We can get it at the ice platform of the Carteret Ice * Coal Company anytime ? 24 hours a day. Imagine ?two and a half pecks of cracked crystal pure ice put up in a water strength bag for only thirty cents! I don't see how they can do it but it sure beats worrying about our few refrigerator ice cubes. tf .1 tion, count* u CUtiifiad Display Ad? , per nlui 1 rut rate. All other ads requesting Classi fied Page position ? 77c [column inch. FLAT RATE. THE NEWS-TIMES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Phone M175 One-Time Insertion | TC_ for It nrik mt I '* ditloaal wards 5c csch. Four-Time Consecutive Insertions [/A. far II wsrds or I dKlonal wards 4c esch. Eight-Time Consecutive Insertions 1 45c FOR SALE 18* -FOOT BRAND NEW JUN1 per boat, 8 feet wide. Harkert Island. See Billy Hamilton in front of school house. J18 HOT POINT REFRIGERATOR, $33. ABC electric stove. 813. Phone 2-4222. . JIBp SHALL HOME LOCATED ON Bluff Creek back of Rex Restau rant. Contact Lummie Cottle. J27 FIVE HP WISCONSIN AIR-COOL ed motor, practically new. 873. 14 ft. juniper boat with propeller, brass shaft, free. Phone 6-3052, 6-4661. ]ZI For Children Four bushels sugar-white (sterile) sand and 4'x4' sand boxes furnished for three dol lars, delivered. For details call E. G. Willis. 6-4268. j20p A GE APARTMENT SIZE ELEC tric stove, used 18 months. Call 2-4122. tf THREE BEDROOM HOUSE, COR ner lot Priced low for quick sale. 300 Virginia Ave.. Mansfield Park. J16 ANTIQUES 5-PIECE EMPIRE LIVING ROOM SUITE, $150.00 Worth much more. Allie Mcintosh Next to REA Building on Highway 70 West Morehead City Phone 6-5008 j20 WARDS RIVERSIDE TIRES ? 800-18 *14.57 inaUlled free. 8th Street Service Station, corner 8th uid Evans atreeL Phone 8-3051 Morehead City. I TWO BED SPRINGS. GOOD CON dition. Mrs. Tolson, 1800 Arcndell St. }20 12' JUNIPER ROW BOAT. 5 H P. Seabee motor with neutral and re verse. Both in perfect condition. *150. Contact W. L. Derrickson. 2112 Shepard St., phone 8-3513. BUY YOUR "WARD'S" WINTER King batteriea from Eighth Street Service Station, Authorized Ward Dealer. Phone 8-3051, Morehead City, N. C. , f CEMENT BLOCK HOUSE, FOUR rooms and bath. One mile east of Newport. See Ledrew Beavers, Box 197, Route 1. J27p ICE CREAM SALT? CHARCOAL? Picnic chests or coolers? We have these and many other vacation sup plies at the Carteret Ice and Coal Co. Everything sold at nationally advertised prices. tf 14 FOOT MOTOR SKIFF AND 11 foot row skiff. Will sell reason able. Phone 2-7871, Bill Willis, Beaufort. dh WANTED WE BUY GOOD, CLEAN USED CARS GET THE TOP PRICE FOR YOUR CAR HARDESTY MOTORS Gordon Hardeaty, Mgr. 1302 Arendell Morehead City Jl? BUSINESS SERVICES Now You Can Join The Blue Cross Blue Shield Hospital Saving Association For Information Call MRS. MARY A. DAY 2701 Homes Drive Morehead City, N. C. Phone 6-4311 )20 J. B. CROWE, EXTERMINATING and general repair work. All work guaranteed. Rid your house of ter mites. rata, roaches and ailverfiah. Call #-4374. Free Inspection tf REFRIGERATION SllVICt, Commercial and Domestic. Wash ing machine* repaired. any make. Guaranteed used refrigerators, waahing macfclnw, drink bona, f recurs, ate. Refrigeration air ?? dltianing Gatea Refrigerator Ser vice. 104 North isth at, Mont part City, N. C. tf LET SOUND APPLIANCE CO. reflrl'h your refrigerator, washer or porch furniture. They can make them look like new. Alio used ap pliances for sale. Sound Appliance Co.. Inc., 1408 Bridges St. Moro head City. Phone 64452. t For Fin* Monuments and Markers Any kind, sise or price Contact C. L. STANLEY 204 N. 8th Street P. O. Box 3 Morehead City. N. C. PHONE 6-3068 Prompt Deliveries and Set From $12.00 up PERMUTIT CHANGES HARD water to soft water at every faucet in the house simply snd economi cally. Let George Taylor of the Taylor Water Conditioning Co. give you the facts, mam. Telephone 2*4521. f Building Supplies LOCKHART MILLWORKS Phone 6-3918 Morehead City-New Bern Highway NATIVE PINE MOULD IN 08 AND FLOORING We Cose 4 P.M. Saturdays f LAMPS, TOASTERS. IRONS. PER colstors, wadle irons, and all other small appliance repairing. Sound Appliance Co., 1406 Bridges St., Morehead City, phone 6-4452. 1 FOR CORRECT TIME: ? 63186. For correct Jewelry, satisfactory watch repair, Early Jewelers, 723 Arendell St, Morehead City. REFINISH YOUR OWN FLOORS Rent a sander, edger or polisher. New equipment at both store*. Western Auto Associate Stores, Beaufort and Morehead City, tf AUTO LOANS $50 to $2,000 CASH IN 10 MINUTES ON MODELS 1036 TO 1953 No Red Tape ? No Endorsers Quick - Courteous - Confidential DIXIE AUTO FINANCE CO. 1013 Arendell St. Morehead City Office Phone: 6-3171 Home Phone: 6-4936 NEW OFFICE HOURS Effective March 1, 1954 8:30 to 3:30 Monday thru Saturday tf PAINTING! INTERIOR, EX terior, reasonable rates. See Les lie Fulcher, 415 Macon Court, Morehead City, phone 6-3077. a6p FOR SEWER CLEANING AND general repairing call Roland Swain, 2-4512. Marsh St., Beaufort, N. C. 1 j23p STEAM PROCESS FACTORY RE treading. Guaranteed. Tire Service Co., 13th add Arendell Streets, Morehead City. tf DUPLICATE KEYS MADE TO order. We have the blinks ? and the machine. Protect yourself by having an extra act of keys made to put In a safe place. Western Auto Associate Store, Beaufort and Morehead tf "HAULING" Lon( or Short Distanc* Precious Thingi Handle* Carefully For Information Call WILLIS PURE OIL SERVICE STATION Phono 6-3114 Morehead City, N. C. f NOTICE ? LIST YOUR PROPER ty with u* for sale or rental. Our motto ii to plea**. Your busineas appreciated. C. H. Freeman aad C. L. Stanley, Agents, 710 Vi Aren dell St.. Morehead City, N. C. U FOR RENT TWO FURNISHED APART ments. Four rooms, bath, porch, up stairs. Four rooms, shower, down stairs. Day, week, month. 3204 Evans, phdne 8-3041. tf UNFURNISHED HOUSE FOUR rooms snd bath. Wired for electric cook (ton. E. K. Riggs, IMS Fisher SL. Morehead City. }l?p SUNSHINE COURT MOTEL apartments. By day, week or month. On watorfiucL O. M Paul, Front St. Extension, Beaufort. Phone MMT. tf roa unt ATTKACTIVE. FURNISHED, waterfront guest house for rem Au gust 1. No children or pots. Call ft- 35 13 tf COMPLETELY FURNISHED FIVE room houae with three bedroom*. By week or month 1800 Evans Street, Morehead City. Jlftp SMALL COMPETELY FURNISH ?d summer cottage facing Bogue Sound. Accommodates four. Call ft- 3474. J20p AUGUST 1, FURNISHED OR UN furnished apartment Three bed rooms, heat, garage. On waterfront in Beaufort, 24222 jlftp NICELY FURNISHED UPSTAIRS apartments. Couples only. Mrs. H. C. Akerley, phone 6-3003 tf Coolest ? Best View and Most Convenient WATERFRONT APARTMENTS Yachting, Sail and Commercial Boating, Free Bathing and Fishing a daily activity. Free Parking Lot and Garage. Unfurnished ? $30 00 and up. Furnished if desired on week ly or monthly basis. 125 FRONT ST. BEAUFORT Agent: Mrs. Guy Springle 110 Front St. jl7 4 - ROOM APARTMENT, BATH and electric kitchen. 1400 Bridges St. $45 per month. C. H. Free man, 7!0Va Arendell St. tf OFFICE SPACE IN WADE Building. Gerald Wade, 1500 Shackleford Ave., phone 6-4535. tf THREE ROOM APARTMENT with bath, furnished. Apply Beau fort Florist or call 2-3371. tf UNFURNISHED BACHELOR apartment. Call K. W. Prest, 6-4239 or 6-4210. tf THREE 3-ROOM APARTMENTS, furnished Water and light fur nished. $40.00 month. Phone 6-4530. 2203 Arendell St., Morehead City. tf WATERFRONT COTTAGE ON beautiful Bogue Sound. Weekly rentals. A. C. Hodges, Ho-Ho Vil lage, 8 miles west of Morehead City. Highway 24. Phone 6-4962. }20 FOUR ROOM FURNISHED house with bath. Located in High land Park, Beaufort. Phone Mrs. Whitehurst, 2-3231 days or 2-5776 nights. tf 3-ROOM APARTMENT. PRIVATE bath and porch, unfurnished. Ap ply J. P. Harris and Co., 114 Craven St., Beaufort, phone 2-5681. tf MAN APARTMENTS Two bedroom*, living room, kitchen and private bath. All major appliance! furnished. Also water and garage. Avail able immediately. Contact J. H. Neal, agent, phone 242X1, Beaufort, N. C. tf UPSTAIRS APARTMENT, THREE rooms and private bath. Furnished See at 500 Fisher St. jl6p TWO FOUR ? ROOM APART ments. One five room home. Com pletely furnished. Electric kitchens. Fort Macon Road, across from fish ing pier. 6-3027. a3p FURNISHED HOUSE, FOUR rooms and bath, by week or month. Located on Orange Street, Beau fort. Phone Mrs. Whitehurst, 2-3231 days or 25776 nights. tf WANT TO RENT TWO OR THREE BEDROOM UN furnished house in nice neighbor hood. Call 6-3402. ]20 FOR LEASE THE H1-DR1VE DRIVE IN RES TAURANT, located just east of Beaufort on highway 70, across from Beaufort school. Established business, fully equipped. Apply R. B. Adair, 303 Marsh St., Beaufort, after 4 p.m. daily. tf SPECIAL NOTICE CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and relatives for their kindness, the many flowers, cards and every thing they did for us during the re cent death of our mother, Mrs. Al vrnia G. Oamer. Carrie G. AUi good, Claude, Marion, Blake and Allen Garner. ' i!6 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SALE At request of note-holder, debt secured In default, and authorised by terms of deed of trust dated July 14, 1M7, recorded in Book M, page 573, and deed of trust, dated August 16, 1860. recorded in Book 131, page 373, Carteret County Registry, each made by Lambert R. Morris and wife Mamie N. Morris, undersigned Trustee (therein named), will on Friday, August 6th., 1994, at 12 o'clock M., at the court-house door of Carteret Coun ty. In Beaufort, N. C? offer for sale, and aall, to the highest bidder for cash, the properties in said deeds of trust described, vtl: In Atlantic, Davis, Beaafort Townships, Carteret County, N. C. 1). At Atlantic. N. C: adjoMng A. G. Fukher and others; Atlan LEGAL NOTICI8 tic Township: beginning it an iron pip*. A. Q. Fulcberi north *Mt corner, and rum aouth ? -45 ?Mt 53 (act to an iron pipe at a holly stump, thence south 41 -30 west 43 5 feat to u iron pipe, thence south 27 -30 east 109.5 feet to an iron pipe on the north side of U. S. Highway No. 70 (hard-surface road), thence with the said road north 56 -30 east 78 feet to an iron pipe, thence north 17 -00 west 106 feat to the beginning; with all im provements thereon; 2). Davis Township: On Oyster Creak; beginning at a point 210 feet on the hard-surface road or highway from the waters of Oyster Creek on the east side of the highway and on the south side of Oyster Creek, and running 500 feet in an eastward direction to the waters of Core Sound, thence with the wate-.s of Oyster Creek in a westward direction to the right of way of said State Highway, thence in a southerniy direction along said highway 210 feet to the begin ning, containing 2 acres, more or less, with all riparian rights and all buildings and improvements situate thereon*, consisting of a fish factory, with 2 100 HP boilers. 36-foot dryer, 1 12-foot press, 3 steam engines, one cooker, with all chains, pully and factory equip ment and all outhouses with their furnishings belonging to said fac tory; mention of articles not to ex clude any article not mentioned, in tention being to convey and deliver all equipment, appliances and ma chinery constituting said fish fac tory "as is" ? "where is." ^Improvements and personal properties moved to site below next described. 3). Beaufort Township: Lots seven (7), eight (8), nine (9), ten (10) and eleven (11), in Block three (3), according to map re corded in Book of Maps 1, page 175, Carteret County Registry, with all improvements placed or to be placcxt thereon, including personal and mixed properties. 25% cash deposit required on declared bid. This 6th. day of July, 1954. R. P. Holding. Trustee. j9-16-23-30 NOTICE To Whom It May Concern: The undersigned as of July 6, 1994, sold the business located at No. 712 Arendell Street, Morehead City, N. C., operated under the name of the "Dress Shop," to Letha E. Dickinson and Vernie EL Bowman, who will henceforth con duct same. Purchasers will pay all bills from and on July 6. 1954; all accounts due to Dress Shop, to be paid at the Dress Shop. This 6th day of July, 1954. Edna D. Farrior Jean Farrior Stargardt jl6 Shirley Farrior Johnson NOTICE OF SALE~ Authorized by, and pursuant to terms of that certain deed of trust dated January 29, 1954, made by Albert Lee Copes, to undersigned trustee, recorded in Book 149, page 622, Carteret County Registry, debt is default, said Trustee, undersign ed. will, on Friday, August 13th? 1954, at 12 M. o'clock, at the court house door of Carteret County, in Beaufort, N. C? offer for >ale, and sell, to the highest bidder for cash, the lands described as follows: In Town of Beaufort, N. C.; be ing the northern quarter (NK) of lot No. 94, New Town; beginning at the corner of lot No. 97 on Marsh street, and running north wardly' with lot No. 97, 198 feet to lot No. 96, thence southwardly with the line of lot No. 95, 27 Vi feet, thence eastwardly parallel with the line of lot No. 97, 198 feet to Marsh street, thence northward ly with 27 V4 feet to the beginning; being same conveyed to Albert Lee Copes by Delia H. Pritchett et vir. August 1, 1944. Book 105, page 95, Carteret County Registry. ?"northwardly" above should read "westwardly." This 12th. day of July, 1954. R. P. Holding. Trustee. j 16-23-30 a6 NOTICE NORTH CAROLINA CARTERET COUNTY Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain deed of truat executed by Paul L. Stall ing* and wife Dorothy Stalling*, dated the 10th day of November, 1992, and recorded In Book 143, page 182, in the office of the Regis ter of Deeds of Carteret County, North Carolina, default having been made in the payment of the indebtednen thereby secured and Mid deed of trust being by the terms thereof subject to foreclos ure, the undersigned trustee will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash ai the courthouse door in Beaufort. North Carolina, at noon, on the 8th day of August, 1884, the property con veyed in said deed of trust the same lying and being in the County of Carteret and State of North Carolina, in Newport Township, and more particularly described as follows: Being Lots No. Twenty (20) and Twenty-One (21) in Block "C" Shirann Park, according to map of said sub-division made by J. O. Haasell. surveyor, May, IMS, and recorded in Map Book 2, page 53, Carteret County Registry. But thla aale will be made sub ject to all outstanding and unpaid jllfl Thla 8th day of July, 1804. JS-18-23-30 C. R. Wheatly, Jr. NOTICE OF BALE Pursuant to the Provision of Sec tion Mil (f) Consolidated Statute, (NC Code 1(38). undersigned ha* seised the following property: One (X) 1M7 ftuick Convex uhle July 8 ? Mr and Mrs. Luther Spivey and children of Raleigh are visiting here. Mr and Mrs. John Hatfield of Norfolk, Va. spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Claud Gar ner. Dalton Rhue of Burlington was at home for the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Rhue. Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace of Akron, Ohio, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McCain. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Pruit and chil dren visited in Chinquapin Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rogers of Elisabeth City came Sunday to spend several days with her moth er, Mrs. Claud Garner. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edwards re turned Saturday from Florida, where they spent a week's vacation. Mrs. Edward Griffith and chil dren left last week to return to Wheaton, 111., after spending sever al weeks with her mother, Mrs. Lester Garner. Quickman Cannon carried them to Rocky Mount where they took the train. Miss Sandra Kornegay is visit ing Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Jackson. Mrs. T. R Garner took her son, David, to New Bern Wednesday, where he underwent an- eye opera tion at St. Luke's Hospital. Mrs. Lillian Howard came Wed nesday to spend several days with her sister, Mrs. Parker Guthrie. Mrs. George Garner came with her and is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wil lie Temple in Beaufort. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Garner of Wilmington spent the weekend here. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Simmons, returned home with them. Miss Cathy Lloyd is visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Ormsby Mann were visitors in Kinston Tuesday. Pvt. Larry Smith of Camp Gor don. Ga,, spent the weekend here with his father, Steve Smith and his sister, Mrs. J. H. Thrower. Mr. and Mrs. James Garner of Gloucester City, N. J., are visit ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luth er Garner. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gill of Ra leigh came Sunday to visit her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Howard. They left Monday to spend the re mainder of the week at their cot tage on Atlantic Beach. Mrs. Grace Currie of Reidsville is the guest of Miss Rachel Cope land and Miss Margaret Bell. Mrs. Alfred Ashford of Kinston visited Miss Nina Garner Tuesday. Tony Johnston of Littleton was the guest of Miss Melba Garner and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Garner, from Sunday un til Tuesday. Mrs. Albert Davis of New Bern spent last week with her mother. Mrs. Dora Bell. Mrs. L. E. Garner and daughter, Amelia, returned home with Mrs. Davis Monday and stayed until Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carroll and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Henderson left Sunday to visit the western part of North Carolina. They at LEGAL NOTICES Two-Door, Motor No. 49337251. N. C. License No. N-56663. One (1) 1941 Ford Two-Door, Motor No. 18-6076514. N. C. Li cense N-56611. No bond filed, or claim made, the property held more than sixty days (60) since seizure; Wherefore said property will be sold at pub lic auction, at the Court House door, Beaufort, N. C., Carteret County on Saturday, July 24th, 1954 at 11 o'clock A.M. to highest bidder for cash. This the 2nd. day of July. 1954. Hugh Salter, Sheriff Carteret County. j2-9-16-23 NOTICE North Carolina Carteret County Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain deed of trust executed by Otis B. Willis and wife, Mayebelle C. Willis, dated the 17th day of December, 1953. and recorded in Book ISO, Page 463 in the office of the Regis ter of Deeds of Carteret County,, North Carolina, default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness thereby secured and said deed of trust being by the terms thereof subject to foreclos ure, the undersigned trustee will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the courthouse door in Beaufort. North Carolina, at noon on the 11th day of August, 1954, the property con veyed in the said deed of trust the same lying and being in the county of Carteret and State of North Carolina, in Beaufort Township, and the Town of Beaufort, and more particularly described as fol lows: On Marsh Street 160 feet S 38 W from the southwest intersection of Ann and Harsh Streets; thence with the western margin of Marsh Street S 38 W SO feet to the north ern edge of a 10 foot alley; thence with the said alley N S2 W 188 feet to the eastern margin of another alley; thence with the eastern mar gin of said alley N 38 E SO feet; thence S 82 E 188 feet to the WMt ern margin of Marsh Street, the beginning. Being part ot lot No. 20. New Town. This sale will be made subject to any outstanding taxes due and un paid. If any.' This the 13th day ot July, 1894. Wiley B. Taylor, Jr., J 16-23-30 a6 Trastee. Railroads Want More Time To Study McLean Proposal Railroad representatives have proposed thaf the Inter-State Com merce Commission bearings on the McLean Trucking Co. trailer-sea way plan be delayed. The railroads, vitally interested in McLean's proposal to ferry trucks from Wilpungton north Court Receipts Total $19,905 Beaufort's Recorder's court has taken in $18,905.17 during the past 18 months, according to figures released by Dan Walker, Beaufort town clerk, at the meeting of Beau fort's Town Board Monday night. The court paid out $18,077.05, leaving a balance of $828.12. The largest item on the record is $5,619.15 which was paid out in bond refunds, forfeitures and fines Salaries for clerks, the judge and the solicitor totaled $6,358.75 while jail fees, board and mainten ance for prisoners was $3,752.95. Money for the State Officer's Re tirement Fund was $1,176. Fees and collections for distribution came to $673.62 while attorney ap pearances cost $633.50 and furni ture and fixtures cost $618.75 Miscellaneous supplies totaled $140.83, fuel cost $42.50 and jury fees (only one jury was called dur ing the 18 months) amounted to $61. tended the Pageant, "Unto These Hills," Monday night On their return trip Wednesday Mrs. Car roll stopped in Smithfield to visit her mother, Mrs. A. H. Young blood. Mr. Carroll went Thurs day to get his wife and daughters, who had been spending several weeks with their grandmother and other relatives. Miss Nancy Harwell and Beverly and Patricia Harness are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Garner while Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harness of Raleigh are vacation ing in Baltimore, Md., and west ern North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dorsey are spending several days in Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. Lee King left Thursday to return to Lynchburg, Va., after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Garner. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Deans and daughters, Kathy and Phyllis, spent last weekend with her moth er, Mrs. Sidie Oakley. Pvt. Roy Nelson Dennis of Camp Gordon, Gt.. was home for the weekend with his parents. He hid as his guest Jim Childress. They are both being transferred to Ft. Campbell, Ky., next Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Garland Lockey and daughter, Carol, of Jackson. Miss., arrived last Friday to visit her mother, Mrs. Sue Willis, his father, Mr. Charlie Lockey and other relatives. Mrs. Dora Bell celebrated her 74th birthday at home Sunday with all of her children present. Mrs. P. P. Garner celebrated her 86th birthday Sunday with a picnic dinner at her home. Her six chil dren and several grandchildren and great grandchildren were pres ent. Moon Circle MeeU Mrs. A. R. Craig -was hostess to the Lottie Moon Circle of the Wo man'* Missionary Society of the Newport Hissionary Baptist Church at her home Monday night. Mrs. J. 0. Webb gave the de votional and Mrs. D. B. Cum mins, Mrs. Ned Ratliff, Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Ruby Roland and Miss Louise Tolson took part on the program, "Seedtime in the Philippines." Mi j Craig, chairman, presided over the business session. There was a discussion about the circle sponsoring the girls' auxiliary, which is a mission branch of junior girls. It was thought to be a good project but no definite plans were made. * Mrs. Cummins asked the circle to meet with her in August. The hostess served strawberry short cake at the end of the meeting. WMS Circle Meets Mrs. Emma Wiggs was welcomed as a new member when Circle No 1 of the WMC met Monday night at the home of Mrs. Jack Bell. "Seedtime in the Philippines," was the topic of the program and those takiiu P?rt were Mrs. Ram sey, Mrs. Sam Pollard, Mrs. El sie Miller, Mrs. Bill Jefferion, Mrs. Bruce Gerock, and Mrs. M. J. Mitchell. Mrs. Bell gave the devotional. Mrs. Mitchell, chairman, was in charge of the meeting. Mrs. L. C. Carroll asked the circle to meet with her next month with Mr*. Wiggs to serve as co-ho*tess. The meeting will be August 2nd at 7:30 p.m. The circle member accepted the responsibility for organiiing the Sunbeams in the church and Mr*. Pollard was appointed to serve a* leader for the group of children. Limeade and cookles were served by the hostess at the close of the meeting. Mr*. HIM* Hastes* The Su*antu \We*ley Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of St. James Methodist Church met Monday night with Mr*. Loui* Hibbs Mr*. Bob Montague gave the de votional. Mr*. J. H. Waldrop Jr., presided and welcomed Miss Lela Mann a* a new member. Plana were made far aantfM <ka Rotary ward, asked ICC Examiner Brace Card last week that they be given until SepL 8 to study the rate figures proposed by licLean. Railroad representatives told the ICC that the McLean ferry plan would have far-reaching, undesir able financial effects on the rail roads. J. G. Hiddleton, general freight agent of Atlantic Coast Line, of Wilmington, tqld the ICC the rail roads are an essential part of the national economy and that they must maintain present equipment and personnel to meet fluctuating demands. Pointing to the essential part rail roads play in times of emergency, Middleton said that since the war there has been a trend by shippers to use trucks. He said the sea-land shipment plan couid increase that trend and injure further the rail roads so far as freight volume is concerned, at a time when they might well be called on to meet a national emergency. The other wit ness was H. E. Moore, general traf fic manager of the Brazilian Cast ing Co. of Syracuse. Mercury Registers 80; Winds Blow Briskly Wednesday The mercury took a dip into the 80's following last weekend's down pour of rain, but rose to 88 Wed nesday, according to Stamey Davis, weather observer. Following the rain, the wind shifted to the northeast Monday and blew from there the greater part of Tuesday. Late Tuesday the wind shifted to the southwest and continued to blow briskly from that direction Wednesday. Mr. Davis said these winds of high velocity were out of season for this area. But, he added,, they were not strong enough to cause any damage. Temperature readings from Mon day through Wednesday follow: Max. Min. Monday 80 68 Tuesday 87 65 Wednesday 88 7ft Mrs. Carter Broad Will Direct New Production Mrs. Carter Broad, Beaufort, was elected director of the Carteret Community Theatre's next play, Nightmare, which will be the first production of the coming season At a meeting of the theatre Tuesday night date of the produc tion was tentatively set for "early September." Mrs. Broad said casting will be gin Tuesday night. Persons wish ing to try out for the play, a sus pense drama, should repport to the radio station. The cast includes four men and three women. Meeting Postponed The Layman's Association of the East Carolina Diocese, scheduled to meet Sunday at the new Epis copal camp at Salter Path, post poned its meeting until this com ing Sunday. C. R. Davant, More head City, a member of the build ing board, said the building was not quite ready for a session thia past weekend. supper. At the end of the business ses sion the hostess served ice cream, cake and iced drink*. Mrs. Wal drop gave the closing spiritual life meditation. Co-Hoetesaes Entertain Mrs. Edgar Hibbs and Mrs. B. R. Garner were hostesses to the Mary C. Millis Circle of the WSCS Tues day night. "Jesus Christ -the Way to Abundant Life" was the theme of the devotional given by Mrs. Reginald Garner. In the absence of the chairman, the assistant chairman, Mrs. B. R. Garner was in charge. Plans were discussed for organizing a junior group of the Methodist Youth Fel lowship. After refreshments of Ice cream, cake and iced drink* served by the hostess, Mrs. Hibbs ended the meeting with a short 'meditation. Howard Circle The Gertie Howard Circle of the' WSCS met Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. S. D. Edwards. The devotional, "Jesus Christ? the Way," was given by Mrs. Stan ley Mann. Mrs. D. I. Garner, chairman, presided over the abort business session. The hostess served angel food cake with ice cream. The meet ing was ended with the spiritual life program by Mrs. Edwards. Ub Maoney Circle Mri Gerald Merrill and Mrs. Claud Henderson were hostesses to the Lib Mauney Circle of the WSCS Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Henderaon. Mrs. W. D. Heath Jr., gave the devotional. Mrs. Otis Edwards, chairman, waa In charge of the meeting. Mrs. W. B. Allen volun teered to act aa treasurer until Mrs. Deney Carroll returns. The hostesses served cake, roast ed pecsns and fruit punch fol lowing the business session. Mrs. Merrill gave Fellowship of Intercession csrds to each member preeent and aaked that those who signed them pray for the things listed on the card at least once each week. Gump siMlng waa enjoyed while Mrs. Sab Mauney played the piano.