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Morehead City Social News
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J Mr and Mrs. James Bedsworth
and f jmily have returned to Pana
ma after spending six weeka with
hia mother, Mrs. Carrie Bedsworth.
They were accompanied ? to New
York by Mrs. Hubert Fulcher and
Mr. and Mrs. George Bedsworth
and children, Sarita and Georgie.
Mrs. R. Henderson and son,
r Butch, returned Thursday from Co
lumbia. S. C., where they visited
and Mrs. Dick Morgan.
Mrs. Danny Leone and sons, Mike
1 and Danny, have returned from
r their home in Hartford, Conn., to
spend three weeks with her par
r ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roney Morton.
Pam Leone, who has been visiting
? her grandparents for a few weeks,
* will return home with them.
* Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bissette have
' returned to Charlotte after visiting
her mother, Mrs. Carrie Bedsworth.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swanson
have returned from Portsmouth,
Va., where they visited relatives.
Mrs. Polly Davis has returned
from Freeport, N. J., after spend
* ing two weeks with her daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs. John N
Hoy Jr.
i Pvt. Clifton Steed returned to
" Fort Bragg Sunday after spending
a 15-day leave with his mother,
' Mrs. Jack Steed.
Mr. Wade Bell and daughters,
Libby and Joyce, will go to Manteo
today to see The Lost Colony.
Mr. Edgar Lewis of Broad Creek
was transferred from the Morehead
City Hospital to the Veterans' Hos
pital in Fayetteville yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moore and
children of Savannah, Ga., left yes
terday after spending a week with
Mrs. Moore's sister and brother-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Brinson
and children. Bunny Brinson re
turned home with them to spend
the rest of the summer They will
move this week to their new home
in Greenville, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Cheek of
Pleasant Garden left Saturday after
visiting his brother and sister-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Cheek.
Ralph Patton of the Mills Home
in Thomasville left Sunday after
spending two weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Crowe.
Eugene Patton of Mills Home,
Thomasville, spent the past two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank
Cheek.
Ensign George Bell, USCG, sta
tioned on board the Mendota in
Wilmington, spent the weekend
with his mother, Mrs. Carl Bell
Sr., at her summer home on Sunset
Drive.
Miss Mary Aliee Patton left Sun
day for the Mills Home, Thomas
ville, after spending two weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. George McNeill.
Mr. Jack Styron of Lake Charles,
La., has arrived to spend a week
with his wife and children who
have been visiting her parent*, Mr.
and Mrs I. E Pittman. They will
return home with him.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Williams of
Wilson were weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Douglass at Atlan
tic Beach.
Mr. C. B. Wade Jr. of Winston
Salem, spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Sr.
Mrs. Howsrd Strawcutter and
sons of Winston-Salem are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. T.
Mills.
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Whitaker of
Kinston have arrived to spend the
summer at their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Cooper and
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Burnette of
Nashville are at the Cooper cot
tage on Atlantic Beach.
Mr. Harvey Turner of Kinston
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Hamilton Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cooper and ,
children, who have been here for
two weeks, returned to Henderson
Sunday. His parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmy Cooper, arrived Sunday to
.-pend the next two weeks.
Mr. Bill Prie6 of Burlington
?pent the weekend at his summer
home here.
Son Welcomed
Mr. and Mrs. Casimer Alexander
Olszewski, 610 Fisher St., More
head City, announce the birth of a
son, Paul Alexander, Wednesday,
July 14, in the Morehead City Hos
pital. Mrs. Olszewski is the former
Lena Gray Willis. They have an
other son, Michael.
Son Arrives
The Rev. and Mrs. Clarence
Daniel Spake of 424 Macon Court
announce the birth of an 8 lb. 13%
oz. son, Clarence Daniel Jr., Friday,
July 16. Mr. Spake, who is now
employed at the Sanitary Barber
Shop, is a former pastor of the
Morchcad City Church of God.
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College, a member of the REA and
head of the advisory committee on
Water Conservation, told the board
that there is a water problem in
North Carolina and this problem
will get worse in years to come.
He pointed out that a long range
policy involving water-users in
North Carolina is needed. He term
ed the present laws few and out-of
date. There is also a need for an
educational program to acquaint
the people with the problem, he
added.
Ask for $100,000
Miss Gertrude Carraway, D. L.
Ward, and Hugh Mills appeared
before the board to request $100,
000 for continuing the program of
reconstructing Tryon Palace. The
matter was referred to the Parks
Commission by Governor Umstead.
Lewis Hardy, Southport, asked
the board to reinstate the recipro
cal agreement with Florida shrimp
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DOUGLAS WADE, Owner
Sherwood - Jenkins
Mr and Mrs William Murphy
Jenkins
request the honor of your presence
st the marriage of their daughter
Evelyn Marie
to
Mr. Seldon Lee Sherwood
on Monday, the twenty-sixth of July
at seven-thirty in the evening
Free Will Baptist Church
Morehead City, North Carolina
No formal invitations have
been issued in the rovaty and all
friends sad relatives are cordial
ly invited.
Thursday Evening Bridge
Club Meets with Mrs. Vick
Mrs. A. B. Vick Jr. was hostess
to the Thursday Night Bridge Club
last week. Special guest was Mrs.
A. B. Vick Sr.
Mrs. Robert I^aughton won high
score, Mrs. Vick Jr. was second
high and Mrs. Gus Davis was low.
The hostess served lemonade and
angel food cake after progressions.
Youth Rally Will Be Held
In Sound View Church
The Carteret County Youth for
Christ Rally will be held in the
Sound View Free Will Baptist
Church nine miles west of More
head City on highway 24 at 8 p.m.
Saturday.
The Rev. Alton Hines, a student
at Free Will Jtaptist Bible College,
Nashville, Tenn., will be the
speaker. Also on the program will
be chorus singing, testimonies and
a short program presented by the
young people of the local church.
Linda Woodcock Hostess
At Party Wednesday
Linda Ann Woodcock celebrated
her ninth birthday Wednesday with
a party at her home. After playing
games, pictures were taken by Mr.
Clifton Guthrie.
Linda served her guests ice
cream, cake, nuts and iced drinks.
Present were Sally Bett Willis,
Mary Alice Morris, Janice Sewell,
Alton Edwards, Flora Sourkasian,
Tommy Morrow, all of Morehead
City and Rosemary McKinzie of
Wiiliston.
Also present were Mrs. Glenn
Guthrie of Camp Glenn and Mrs.
Dennings Willis.
ers. He said that the agreement
was in effect for the past five
years but isn't effective this year.
He also requested that a study
be made of the pollution of the
waters of North Carolina by sev
eral industries. He sakl that it
seems the industries have had some
effect on tlie fish and he believes
it might be caused by waste prod
ucts being emptied in the water of
the Southport area.
Governor Umstead referred Mr.
Hardy to the Commercial Fish
eries Division and the Water Re
sources, Inlets and Coastal Water
ways Division.
Col. J. C. Cooper, chairman of
the Kerr Reservoir Development
Commission, recommended that
the board get a lease from the U.
S. government for that portion of
the reservoir which is unleased.
He was referred to the Parks Com
mission.
The Advertising Commission and
Water Resources Commission will
meet at 9 a.m. today and the Com
merce and Industry Commission
and the Forestry Commission will
meet at 2 p.m. today.
Tomorrow's session will get un
derway at 9 a.m. with reports from
the standing committees as well as
a general business meeting. The
meeting will adjourn tomorrow fol
meeting place for the board.
lowing a decision on the Aext
Many fresh fruita taste delicious
served with frozen cream. To pre
pare the cream, beat it until it be
gins to thicken, then gradually
beat in sugar to taste and vanilla
until stiff. Place in freezing com
partment of refrigerator until firm.
Try this on a combination of pine
apple, apricots, strawberries or
raspberries and banana.
EMERALD ISLE BY-THE-SEA
NORTH CAROLINA'S NEWEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL BEACH
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? The moat beautiful atrand on our coaat.
* The center of North Carolina 'a boat aport
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Emerald III* By-The-5e? is now being developed
and large, restricted lots are being offered for the
first time. Beautiful lots are available facing both
the Atlantic Ocean and Bogue Sound, with paved
streets to all lots. i
* Unsurpassed boating on Bogus Sound
* Strand runs East to West ? Protected from
rough weather
Only Fifteen Minutes Drive to Down-town Morehoad City
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... AND SEE ITS BREATH-TAKING BEAUTY AND MANY ADVANTAGES
lUprtNuUlm on the Beach
The Harmaniacs, Rhythm Trio,
To Play for Catholic Festival
The Harmaniacs of Cherry Point/
a rhythm group well known in this
area, will play for the second an
nual ice cream festival sponsored
by St. Pgbert's Catholic Church,
Saturday, July 31.
Jimmy LaShan, entertainment
chairman, has announced that Sal
Palazzo of Beaufort will sing a
number of songs with the trio who
donated their services last year at
the festival. The names of other
artists from Morehead City, Beau
fort and Newport, who will take
part in the program, will be an
nounced this week.
Tickets are on sale throughout
this area, announced Mrs. Dom
Femia, chairman of the festival.
She pointed out that the cost of
the ticket has been kept at a mini
mum, twenty-five cents, which in
cludes ice cream, cake and drink.
This has been done so that the
festival may have the same spirit
it had last year, she said, that of a
family affair, to which everyone
came and had refreshments and
were entertained.
Additional tickets may be ob
tained from Mrs. Naomi Moore,
Shackleford Street, chairman of the
ticket committee. The festival will
be held, rain or shine, from 7 to
10 p.m. at the church. Proceeds
will go to the building fund for
St. Egbert's School which will be
erected during the coming year.
Hospital Notes
. More head City Hospital
Discharged after treatment:
Mr. Weldon Fulcher, Morehead
City, Thursday; Mrs. Julian Ful
cher, Morehead City, Friday; Mrs.
Willie Garner, Newport, Thursday;
Miss Bettie Harker, Morehead
City, Friday; Ruth Howard, Atlan
tic Beach, Friday; Dr. John Mor
ris, Morehead City, Wednesday;
Miss Bessie Tolson, Newport,
Thursday; Curtis Thompson, More
head City, Thursday; Gary Thomp
son, Morehead City Thursday.
Discharged after operation:
John Riggs, Morehead City, Sat
urday; Mr. Robert Davis, Birming
ham, Ala., Friday; Mrs. Albert In
gram, Beaufort, Thursday.
Discharged:
Mrs. Lenster Morton and daugh
ter, Morehead City, Saturday;
Mrs. Dorman Couch, and son,
Morehead City, Saturday; Mrs.
Elbert Fulcher and son, Harkcrs
Island, Saturday; Mrs. James Wade
and daughter, Morehead City, Sat
urday; Mrs. Claude Barnes and son,
Beaufort, Friday.
Mrs. Hubert Baysden and son,
Atlantic Beach, Friday; Mrs. Don
ald LaPointe, and daughter, Beau
fort, Friday; Mrs. William Sparks
and son, Morehead City, Friday;
Mrs. Reginald West and daughter,
Morehead City, Friday.
Admitted:
Mrs. Laura Sutton, Richlands,
Saturday; Gary K. Willis, Morehead
City, Saturday; Mrs. O. H. Johnson
Jr., Morehead City. Saturday; Mrs.
Grady Bridges, Morehead City,
Thursday; Chip Hanes. Camp More
head, Wednesday; Mr. Robert
Lowe, Morehead City, Thursday;
Mr. Edgar Lewis. Newport, Friday.
Mrs. C. T. Lilly. Newport, Fri
day; Mr. Andrew Midgette, More
head City, Thursday; Wallace Na
ber?. Camp Morehead. Friday; Mr.
Alonzo Taylor, Beaufort, Wednes
day; Mrs. Emerson Worthington,
Ayden, Friday; Mr. R. W. Safrit
Sr., Beaufort, Thursday.
Sea Level Hospital
Discharged:
Mr. Roger Williams, New Bern,
Friday; Mrs. Tamsy Daniels, Atlan
tic, Friday; Mrs. Carl Lewis, Har
kers Island, Saturday; Miss Jevo
lyn Merrill, Gloucester, Saturday;
Mrs. Ethel Collins, Morehead City,
Saturday; Mr. Robert Willis, Atlan
tic, Saturday; Mrs. Lou Murphy,
Marshallberg, Sunday; Mrs. Maxine
Nelson. Harkers Island, Monday.
Admitted:
Mrs. Beatrice Chadwick, Glouces
ter, Sunday.
Fish, soup and dishes containing
milk or cream ? in addition to
meat ? should be stored in the
coldest section of your refrigera
tor, usually just beneath the freez
ing compartment.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
TODAY
8:45 p.m. ? Beaufort Rotary Club,
Inlet Inn
7:30 p.m. ? Organized Army Re
serve Corpa, Potter Building, Beau
fort
8 p.m.? Order of Eastern Star,
Masonic Lodge, Morehead City
WEDNESDAY
1:30 p.m. ? Social Security Rep
resentative, Courthouse, Beaufort
7:30 p.m. ? Esther Rebekahs,
Recreation tenter, Morehead City
7:30 p.m. ? Bible Study, First
Presbyterian Church, Morehead
City
8 p.m. ? Lecture Open to Pub
lic, Duke Dining Hall, Pivers Is
land
THURSDAY
9 to 12 a.m. ? FHA Loan Sup
ervisor, 2nd floor postoffice build
ing. Beaufort
6:30 p.m. ? Lions Club, Recrea
tion Center, Morehead City
6:30 p.m. ? Morehead City Ro
tary Club, Recreation Center
8 p.m. ? Odd Fellows, Lodge
Hall, Beaufort
8 p.m. ? Alcoholics Anonymous,
426H Front St., Beaufort
FRIDAY
7:30 p.m. ? American Legion,
hut west of Morehead City
7:30 p.m. ? American Legion
Auxiliary, hut west of Morehead
City
Stork News
Births at Morehead City Hospital:
To Mr. and Mrs. William James
Sparks, 389 Macon Court, More
head City, a son, Roger Lee, Tues
day, July 13.
To Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Harris
Fulcher, Harkers Island, a son, Ar
thur Harris, Wednesday, July 14.
To Mr. and Mrs. Donald Francis
LaPointe, 1532 Ann St., Beaufort,
a son, Darcy Lee, Tuesday, July 13.
To Mr. and Mrs. Reginald
Thomas West, 408 Arendell St.,
Morehead City, a daughter, Kathy
Marie, Tuesday, July 13.
To Mr. and Mrs. Hubert James
Baysden, Atlantic Beach, a son,
Mitchell Carroll, Wednesday, July
14.
To Mr. and Mrs. Lenster Thomas
Morton Jr., route 1 Morehead City,
a daughter, Rose Marie, Tuesday,
July 13.
To Mr. and Mrs. Dorman Rufus
Zeno Couch, Box 92B, route 1
Morehead City, a son, Dorman
Christopher, Thursday, July 15.
To Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vernon
Gibson Jr., 67 Jackson Drive, Haye
lock, a son, Richard Ver<#?, Wed
nesday, July 14.
To Mr. and Mrs. Howard Asby,
432 Maeon Court, Morehead City,
a son, Howard Phil, Friday, July 16.
Beach
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W. K. Taylor moved that the
board accept the propoaal and R.
P. Wood seconded. The imtton
passed. The town board then pass
ed a motion to go through with the
proposal.
Colonel Joyner appeared to get
a cross-section of opinion concern
ing a project to get a community
chapel at Atlantic Beach.
Colonel Joyner said that the
beach needed such a chapel so that
people could attend church while
on their vacation. He also said that
it was important that children at
tend Sunday School while on vaca
tion because it was easy for them
to break the habit of attending.
He said that the church would be
governed by a board representing
every denomination.
Hob Anderson, commissioner,
suggested that the board go on
record approving the community
chapel. His suggestion was ap
proved in the form of a resolution.
S. A. Horton presented a fran
chise to control the water proper
ties of Atlantic Beach for 17 years
and the franchise was given the
first reading by H. M. Eure, clerk
of the board. The second reading
will take place at the next meet
ing of the board.
Charlie Roberts and Sam Guth
rie, who operate a rides concession
at Atlantic Beach, asked that they
be allowed to stay open later at
night.
Mr. Guthrie pointed out that
they were slow getting their equip
ment set up and they have had
trouble making expenses with
"such short hours."
They asked the board to amend
the present ordinance and allow
them to remain open until 11 p.m.
during the week, instead of 10:30
p.m., and until 12 on Saturday
night, instead of 11 p.m.
Mr. Guthrie and Mr. Roberts
were told that they could have a
30-day trial period and if no com
plaints were heard the ordinance
would be changed.
R. P. Baddam told the board that
he has a drainage problem at his
cottage on Beaufort Avenue. He
said that during the rains two
weeks ago, the basement was flood
ed with water.
He requested that the town help
him install a drain. Commissioner
Anderson suggested that the town
have someone look into the prob
lem and then the board will try to
reach an agreement with Mr. Bad
dam.
In other business, the board in
structed the clerk to write a letter
of complaint to the provost mar
shall at Cherry Point explaining
that planes have been flying too
low over the beach.
The board approved a proposal
by Mayor Cooper that the black
topping of Greenville Avenue road
from Terminal Boulevard to Foft
Macon Boulevard be finished.
Mayor Cooper told the board
that 10 addttioaal street lights have
been installed. The board also ap
proved a $75 power bill.
Mayor Cooper informed the
board that he had received a let
ter from George Franklin, attor
ney for the North Carolina League
of llunlcipalitiei, concerning the
correct procedure to follow in an
nexing territory.
He said the proposed annexation
would have to be published in the
paper for four week*. If IS per
cent of the registered voters of the
area which was to be annexed did
not sign a petition against apnexa
lion, no election would be neces
sary and the area would be an
nexed. If IS per cent of the voters
of the area were against the an
nexation, an election would be
necessary and the wishes of the
majority of the voters would carry
the election.
The area proposed for annexa
tion is Money Island to the north
of Atlantic Beach.
The board decided to start an
nexation proceedings.
A pound of bologna yields 16
to 18 slices; a pound of liver sau
sage makes about 16 slices '/4-inch
thick. Handy figures to remember
when you are planning a platter
of cold cuts and salad for a sum
mer buffet party.
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