CLASSIFIED ADS
LOST
IN VICINITY OF BEAUFORT
Court House, black punt box.
Finder contact Mn. G. W. Duncan,
121 Queen St. j20p
FOB SALS
CHEAP ? 14 ACRES AT GLOU
cetter, N. C. Two acre? pecan
orchard, pear trees, figs, grape
vine!, S room house. D. M. Davis.
j30p
1M8 CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOT
er. Recently overhauled. Good
condition. Phone 6-4620. )23
WATERFRONT LOT, 75' FRONT
age by 300' length, mile west
of Morehead Nice oak trees. Ger
ald 'Vide, 1500 Shacklelord, phone
6-4535. tl
LOW COST TRANSPORTATION
IS YOUR BEST BUY
?42 PONTIAC $ 75.00
?46 FORD "8" 75.00
?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
NEWPORT TRACTOR &
EQUIPMENT CO.
NEWPORT, N. C.
Phone 237-7
123
1
GROCEBY STORE, STOCK AND
equipment. Lease goes with sale.
Ideal location, busy corner. For
information phone 2-4781. a6
NEW THREE BEDROOM HOME
Designed lor living. K. W. Prcst,
Phone 6-4239 or 6-4210. tf
NEW AND USED FUBNITUBE.
Hamilton Furniture CO., near achool
an Live Oak St., Beaufort, N.C. tf
JACK: DON'T FORGET TO DBOP
by the Carteret Ice & Coal Co. on
your way horn* and pick up a pack
age of cracked ice for our party
tonight. It's crystal clear pure, so
convenient to use, and only coats
a few cents. And they put it up
far you ? any siie you want ? while
you wait. tf
OAS MAGIC" CHEF RANGE,
throme dinette suite, Frigidalre,
Verge oil circulator and other
Aouaehold furnishings. Contact Ed
na Batson, Copeland's Motor Court
j23
COMET SAIL BOAT. EXCELLENT
condition, factory built, complete
ly rigged, two sets of good sails,
two rudders, stainless steel stays,
brass tumbuckle, hollow mast,
aldea and bottom new paint. Will
?el) cheap. Phone 6-3870. jy27
REBUILT WASHING MACHINES.
Operate like new. $25.00 to *60.00.
tee them at Hamilton Furniture
Co., 908 Live Oak St., Beaifort. 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
erjwUl pore ice put up in a water
atrength bag for only thirty cents!
I don't aee how they can do it but
tt aure beats worrying about our
law refrigerator Ice cubes. tf
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PARRAKEETS
PARRAKEETS
PARRAKEETS
SO PARRAKEETS
READY FOR SALE
Young birds just off the ne?t ?
Perfect for training.
Breedcn The Season's
Right.
All Colors and All
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THE TROPIQUARIUM
Highway 70
In Front of Copeland's
Motor Court
J20p ;
FIVE HP WISCONSIN AIR-COOL
ed motor, practically new. $75. 14
ft. juniper boat with propeller,
brass shaft, free. Phone 6-3052,
6-4661. ' J27
For
Children
Four bushels sugar-white
(sterile) sand and 4' * 4' sand
boxes furnished for three dol
lars, delivered. For details call
E. G. Willis. 6-4268
J20p
A GE APARTMENT SIZE ELEC
trie stove, used 18 months. Call
2-4122. tf
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
TWO BED SPRINGS. GOOD CON
dition. Mrs. Tolion, 1800 Arendell
St. j20
CEMENT BLOCK HOUSE, FOUR
rooms and bath. One mile east of
Newport. See Ledrew Beavers, Box
197, Route 1. }27p
ICE CREAM SALT? CHARCOAL?
Picnic cheats or coolers? We have
these and many other vacation sup
plies at the Carteret Ice and Coal
Co. Everything sold at nationally
advertised prices. if
14 FOOT MOTOR SKIFF AND 11
foot row skiff. Will sell reason
able. Phone 2-7871, Bill Willis.
Beaufort. dh
BUSINESS SERVICES
Now Yoi| Can Join
The Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Hospital Saving
Association
For Information Call
MRS. MARY A. DAY
2701 Homes Drive
More head City, N. C.
Phone 8-4311
j23p
J. B. CROWE, EXTERMINATING
and general repair work. All work
guaranteed. Rid your house of ter
mites, rata, roaches and allverfiah.
Call 6-1374. Free inapectlofl. tf
FOR CORRECT TIME: ? 8-3180.
For correct Jewelry, satisfactory
watch repair. Early Jewelers, 723
Arendell St. Morehead City.
REFINISH YOUR OWN FLOORS
Rent a lander, edger or polisher.
New equipment at both stores
Western Auto Associate Stores,
Beaufort and Morehead City, tf
AUTO
LOANS
$50 to $2,000
CASH IN 10 MINUTES
ON MODELS 1038 TO 1953
No Red Tape ? No Endorsers
Quick - Courteous - Confidential
DIXIE AUTO
FINANCE CO.
1013 Arendell St.
Morehead City
Office Phone: 8-3171
Home Phone: 8-4(98
NEW OFFICE. HOURS
Effective March 1. 1984
8:30 to 5:30
Monday thru Saturday tf
PAINTING! INTERIOR, EX
tertor, reaaonable rates. See Les
lie Fulcher. 415 Macon Court,
Morehead City, phone 8-3077. ??p
BUSINESS SIS VICES
FOR SEWER CLEANING AND
general repairing call Roland
Swain, 2-4312. Harsh St., Beaufort,
N. C. j23p
STEAM PROCESS FACTORY KE
treading. Guaranteed. Tire Service
Co., 13th and Arendell Streets,
Morehead City. ?f
DUPLICATE KEYS MADE TO
order. We have Use blanks ? and
the machine. Pritect yourself by
having an extra set of keys nude
to put in a aafe place. Western
Auto Associate Store, Beaufort and
Morehead tf
REFRIGERATION SERVICE,
Commercial and Domestic. Wssh
ing machines repsired, sny mske.
Guaranteed used refrigerators,
wsshing machines, drink boxes,
freezers, etc. Refrigeration sir con
ditioning. Gates Refrigerator Ser
vice, 104 North 13th St, Morehead
City. N. C. ?
NOTICE ? LIST YOUR PROPER
ty with us for sale or rental. Our
motto is to please. Your business
appreciated. C. H. Freeman and
C. L. Stanley, Agents, 710 % Aren
dell St.. Morehead City, N. C. tf
WANT TO BUY
FLOWER PLANTS, ORLANDER.
All colors. Please send telephone
number, street address and cost in
letter. Also planting instructions.
Mrs. W. F. Sholur, Box 115, Have
lock. j20p
HELP WANTED
WHITE LADY TO KEEP CHIL
drcn while mother is in hospital 10
days. Phone 6-4097. j23
FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED HOUSE, ON
water, in quiet locality. Three bed
rooms, two baths. $75 month. For
permanent occupancy. Call 6-3926.
}23
AUGUST 1, FURNISHED OR UN
furnished apartment. One and a
half baths. Three bedrooms, heat,
garage. On waterfront in Beaufort.
2-4222. j20
SIX ROOM COMPLETELY FUR
nished house. Two baths, and out
side shower. $65 per month Au
gust to June. 1906 Shepard St.,
Morehead City. See owner after
noon or evening. J20p
TWO FURNISHED APART
ments. Four rooms, bath, porch, up
stairs. Four rooms, shower, down
stair*. Day, week, month. 3204
Evan*, phone 6-3041. If
SUNSHINE COURT MOTEL
apartments. By day, week or
month. On waterfront. G. M. Paul,
Front St. Extension, Beaufort.
Phone 2-6307. tf
ATTRACTIVE, FURNISHED,
waterfront guest house for rent Au
gust 1. No children or pets. Call
6-3513. ?* tf
SMALL COMPETELY FURN1SH
ed summer cottage facing Bogue
Sound. Accommodate* four. Call
6-3474. J20p
NICELY FURNISHED UPSTAIRS
apartments. Couples only. Mrs. H.
C. Akerley, phone 6-3603. tf
Coolest ? Best View
and Moat 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 bails.
128 FRONT ST.
BEAUFORT
Agent: Mr*. Guy Springle
110 Front St.
j27
4 -ROOM APARTMENT, BATH
and electric kitchen. 1400 Bridges
St. $45 per month C. H. Free
man, 710 Vi Arendell St. tf
OFFICE SPACE IN WADE
Building. Gerald Wade, 1900
Shackleford Ave., phone 6-4S39. tf
THREE ROOM APARTMENT
with bath, funiiahed. Apply Beau
fort Florist or call 2-3371. tf
UNFURNISHED BACHELOR
apartment Call K. W. Preat 64239
or $-4210. tf
THREE 3-ROOM APARTMENTS,
furnished. Water and light fur
nished. $40.00 month. Phone
9-4530. 2203 Arendell St, Morehead
City. tf
WATERFRONT COTTAGE ON
beautiful Bogue Sound. Weekly
rentals. A. C. Hodges, Ho-Ho Vil
lage, 9 miles west of Morehead
City, Highway 24. Phone 94992.
J20
MAN APARTMENTS
Two bedrooms, living room,
kitchen and private bath. All
major appliances furnished.
Also water and garage. Avail
able immediately. Contact 1.
H. Neal. agent ph4M Mill,
Beaufort N. C. tf
Jerry
(ContiniKd from Psge 3)
tell me when thase fellows get
through with you. that you will
hope and pray someone will call
an you touya lew words.
Well, I am going to invest a
few fifty realm. and If they can
teach me to tell only mm )*he
without forgetting the punch
line, brother, that's for me!
Just heard about a family that
had eight boys in a row, then at
long last came a, girl, so they
named her Nina
Mack McCuiston had a birthday
Tuesday. Tis rumored he is three
years younger than Methuselah.
Can't ever remeber having more
fun, excepting at Hog Island.
Dick McClain at the Blue Rib
bon couldn't decide what to eat,
so Ellie Garrett suggested lobster
thermador, so Dick comes up with,
"I feel more beefish than fishish
tonight."
Understatement of the Week:
Captain Bill, who claims a formal
education through the second
grade, just bought the Heart of
the Beach, reputedly for a hundred
grand. That, with his other in
terests, would lead me to believe
that he is doing a bit of all right.
Made some aerial pictures of
the Port Terminal and carried
the proofs there and left them.
Got back to the studio and Jack
Holt called and said, "Jerry, I
like one of these right well.
Please print up a few on the one
with the fly speck on it."
Well, going through the nega
tives, sure enough, there was one
with what looked like a fly speck
right in the middle of the picture:
however, alter closer inspection,
we discovered it was a helicopter
about to land.
Well, we had a good laugh about
this and don't you know, we have
filed this negative under, "Port
Terminal, Aerial Fly Speck Nega
tive."
There's a big enlargement of this
picture hanging in the First-Cit
izen's Bank, Morehead City. See
for yourself the next time you go
in.
FOR RENT
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
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 2-5776 nights. tf
WANT TO RENT
TWO OR THREE BEDROOM UN
furnished house in nice neighbor
hood. Call 63402. j20
FOR LEASE
THE HI-DRIVE DRIVE IN RES
TAURANT, located just eut of
Beaufort on highway 70, across
from Beaufort school. Established
business, fully equipped: Apply R.
B. Adair, 303 Marsh St., Beaufort,
alter 4 p.m. daily. tf
LEGAL NOTICES
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Administra
tor of the estate of James Hughes
Davis, deceased, late of Carteret
County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit them to undersigned at
Beaufort, North Carolina, on or
before July 7, 1955, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make Imme
diate payment.
This 1st day ?f July, 1B54.
Arthur Davis. Administrator
j6-13-20-27 a3 10
' ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE
Having qualified as Administra
trix of the estate of Frank W.
Thomas, deceased, late of Carteret
County, North Carolina, thia is to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit them to undersigned at
Atlantic Beach, North Carolina, on
or before July 7, 1955. or thia no
tice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persona indebted to
aaid estate will please make imme
diate payment.
This 1st day of July, 1954.
Thelma H. Thomas,
J?- 13-20-27 ?i3-10 Administratrix
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as Executrix of
the estate of Sherman Jones, de
ceased. late of Carteret County, N.
C., this is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned at
1210 Avery St., Morehead City, N.
C? on or before the 30th day of
June, 1995, or this notice will be
pled In bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make prompt payment.
This 24th day of June, 1954.
Mrs. Preaenia Becton Jones,
J 29 Jyd-12-20-27 a3 Executrix.
125 Republicans Brave Heavy Rain
To Hear Party Officials Friday
Chamber Manager Invite*
Executives to Meet Here
Ted Davis, manager of the More
head City Chamber of Commerce,
has announced that the North Caro
lina Association of Chamber of
Commerce Executives has tenta
tively accepted an invitation to
meet at Morehead City next July.
The executives met last week in
the western part of the state. Mr.
Davis wired an invitation to them
to meet here in 1955. Approximate
ly 120 attended the meeting.
Rotary
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City because they are based on the
same general objectives devel
oping better understanding and
fellowship among business and pro
fessional men, promoting commun
ity - betterment undertakings, rais
ing the standards of business and
professions, and fostering the ad
vancement of good will, under
standing and peace among all
peoples of the world.
Each year, this world-wide ser
vice organization continues to grow
in numbers and in strength, Mr.
Howard added. During tjie past
fiscal year, 448 new Rotary Clubs
were organized in 51 countries of
North, South and Central Amer
ica, Europe, Asia, Africa and the
Islands of the Pacific.
At 4:30 p.m. Thursday at the
Recreation Center committee chair
men will submit their programs for
the coming year, President Howard
announces.
Mr. Howard told the club last
Thursday that the board of direc
tors approved for honorary mem
bership Judge Luther Hamilton,
Dr. Ben F. Royal, Walter P. Free
man, Robert W. Taylor, and W. C.
Matthews.
The board also approved con
tinuing the Spanish subscriptions
of the Rotary magazine for this
year, said Mr. Howard. The club
annually subscribes to a number
of Spanish language magazines
which are sent to South Rmerica.
Bill Chalk, program chairman,
conducted a question and answer
period Thursday to determine the
kind of programs the club would
like for the coming year.
H. L. Joslyn, Morehead City,
had as his guests, his sons, Harvey
Jr., Oscar, and son-in-law. Bill
Mereness.
Visitors were Wade Gallant and
W. C. Johnson of Raleigh; B. D.
Bunn, Whiteville; Boyd Palmer,
Puerto Rico; Nathan Garner, New
port; and Eddie Cameron, Durham.
Lab
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to do so since many of the faculty
and graduate students of Duke Uni
versity and other state institutions
have occupied the available space.
"The executive committee of
the Duke University Marine Labor
atory and the administration of
Duke University, realizing the ad
vantage of maintaining a balance
between research and student ac
tivity and the stimulation derived
from having investigators from
other areas, planned to meet the
demand by building a modern and
up-to-date research laboratory.
"Various marine laboratories
were visited this past fall to obtain
ideas concerning construction and
facilities demanded by researchers
throughout the country. These
features, as well as those needed In
tha local situation, were Incorpor
ated in the final plan for the new
building."
The new research laboratory,
built at a coat of $30,000. completes
the quadrangle at the marine sta
tion. It waa built by W. C. Dowers,
Beaufort. Subcontractors were Har
ry Whitehurst, Carl Hatsell, both
of Beaufort; Leonard's Metal Shop
and Carteret Gaa Co., both of More
head City.
Following the dedication cere
mony, Duke University will be boat
at a picnic supper at U>e lab.
Negro News
Morehead City Hospital:
Discharged after treatment: Va
lerie Hester, Morehead City, Sat
urday.
Admitted: Mrs. David Horton,
Morehead City, Friday.
Morehead City? Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Butler and daughter, Lila Mae,
of Salisbury, have been visiting
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. David W. Butler. They
were accompanied by their pastor,
the Rev. Mr. Edward S. Geiger.
While here Mr. Geiger officiated at
the graveside services of Darryl
Edward Butler, son of Mr. and Mrs.
David Butler, who died last Wed
nesday.
Firemen Answer Call
5th Street Sunday
Morehead City firemen were call
ed Sunday afternoon to put out a
fire at the home of J. Morton, 304
N. 5th St., Morehead City. The fire
was out when firemen arrived, said
Fire Chief Eldon Nelson.
Mr. Morton was in the rear of
his home using gasoline to start a
fire in a brush pile. A flashback
caused the fire, said the chief. A
neighbor, seeing the blaze, called
firemen.
Mr. Morton smothered the blaze
with a blanket before firemen ai
rived.
* One hundred twenty-five county
Republicans braved heavy rain
storms Friday night to go to Wil
list on to hear Paul C. West, Re
publican candidate for the United
States Senate; Ray Jennings, Tay
lorsville, chairman of the Republi
can State Executive committee; Ze
no Ratcliffe, Pantego: and Grayden
Paul, Beaufort, Republican candi
date for the legislature from this
county.
The rally was preceded by a clam
bake. Tables were set up in the
Willis Brothers boat building shed
to the east of the clamhouse.
Roy Thomas Garner, chairman of
the County Executive Committee,
was master of cei monies He
presented Joe Dunn * Dunn, N. C.
who introduced Mr. West, former
city judge of Raleigh.
Competing with the steady roar
of rain on the tin roof, Judge West
presented his platform, declaring
that it's time Republicans forgot
their Civil War prejudices and "vo
ted for a properous America."
Taxes Rose
He read statistics to prove that
taxation has increased under the
20-year Democratic regime. Re
ferring to the current Republican
administration, the judge said Dem
ocrats predicted that a depression
was on its way.
"The depression didn't come and
it won't come," he declared.
Judge West told his listeners
that his opponent, Kerr Scott, "is
not a Democrat, he's a Socialist."
Claiming that Mr. Scott received
financial support in his recent
senatorial race from Detroit and
New York interests, Judge West
closed his address with "We want
North Carolinians to run North
Carolina business" and was loud
ly applauded.
Bob Montague, Newport, intro
duced Zeno Ratcliffe, a director
of the North Carolina Young Re
publicans Club. Mr. Ratcliffe, pres
ident of the Beaufort Young Re
publicans, urged Republicans 18
to 40 years of age to respond to
efforts to organize a Young Repub
licans Club in Carteret.
To Meet July 31
He announced that Young Re
publicans of Eastern Carolina will
meet at Newton's Grove in Samp
son County July 31.
Grayden Paul, presented by Mr.
Garner said that he was honored to
be asked to take an active part in
the Republican party " and if I'm
elected by the Republicans and a
few good Democrats I'll serve
Carteret County to the best of
my ability."
Mr. Jennings was introduced by
Claud Wheatly, Beaufort, who
termed Mr. Jennings "the hope of
the Republican party in North
Carolina."
The chairman of the State Execu
tive Committee called for a united
Car Gets $500
Damage in Wreck
Five hundred dollars damage was
caused to the car driven by Gladys
English Walker. N. 28th Street,
Morehead City, when it was in
volved in an accident at 12:90 p.m.
Sunday with a 1950 Buiek driven
by Anthony Dudley Jr., 208 N. 14th
St., Morehead City.
Sgt. Carl Bunch of the Morehead
City police force, said Mrs. Walker,
in a IBM Chevrolet, was going
east on Arendell Street when Dud
ley, headed south on 19th struck
her as he was turning east into
Arendell.
Dudley told the officer that he
stopped but didn't s>>e the Walker
car as he turned into the intersec
tion. Damage to his car, owned
by Anthony Dudley Sr., was esti
mated at $50.
Dudley has been charged with
driving without an operator's li
cense and failure to yield right-of
way.
Beaufort, Morehead
Scout Troops Go to Camp
Boy Scout Troops 51, Beaufort,
and 130, Morehead City, reported
Sunday at Camp Croatan, Boy
Scout camp operated by the East
Carolina Boy Scout Council for a
two-weeks camping period.
The scouts will attend instruc
tion periods, go hiking, swimming,
and boating.
front to build the Republican party
in North Carolina.
"When I accepted the respon
sibility of leading the party, I
realized we had a great opportun
ity," he said. "We've got thou
sands of Democrats ready to join us
if we show them that we mean
business."
He said the party has a splendid
opportunity of sending a Republi
can senator to Washington. The
people who voted for Lennon will
vote for West, he predicted. "I
don't believe the people of North
Carolina will have truck with a
man like Scott," he .added.
He told his audience that if each
would start working that night,
they could 'carry the November
election for everyone of their can
didates in the county and would
send Paul West to the Senate.
"The trouble is," he- continued,
"everyone says 'Let George do it'
and you can never find George."
He said it was important that the
young people become interested in
the party. "It's the only place they
can have a voice in politics," he
declared, "because the Democrats
are a closed organization."
Mr. Garner announced that there
would be another Republican get
together in the near future.
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TENTATIVE BUDGET FOR THE
TOWN OF NEWPORT
Beginning July 1, 1954 ? Ending June 30, 1955
Administrative Department
Commissioners Salaries
Clerk
Attorney fee
Estimated street maintenance.
Chief of police
Fire department
Street Lights
Water Department
Miscellaneous
Total
$ 300.00
600.00
60.00
S 960.00 $ 960.00
2,000.00
3,000.00
725.00
$5,725.00 5,725.00
$ 900.00
1,000.00
438.81
$2,338.81 2,338.81
$9,023.81 $9,023.81
Estimated collections from Real and Personal Property
*482, 381.00 (rate $1.00 per $100.00 Val.) $4,823.81
Estimated collections poll tax 100.00
Estimated collections from ABC Store - ? - 3,000.00
Estimated Schedule "B" tax ' 400.00
Estimated collections from N. C. State Revenue Dept. ?
beer, wine and intangible tax 600.00
Estimated collections A'uto License 100.00
Total $9,023.81
EDITH LOCKEY, Town Clerk