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CLASSIFIED ADS PURE BRED YORKSHIRE PIGS. The meat type Vaccinated. See or write Raymond Odham, Hubert, N. C. olp HOUSE ONE ~MILE EAST OF Newport. Highway 70. (our rooma and bath. Contact Lee Beavers. Newport. ol9p #3 ACRES NEAR CAMP L& Jeune, Highway 24, stream cottage line (or development. Write or phone I. N. Cox. 620 W. Morehead St.. Charlotte. N. C. Tel. F.R. 76561. s24 ENJOY THE COMFORT, SATIS (action and savings o( owning your own home in a restricted section o( Morehead City. New 3-bedroom homes, garage attached. F.H.A. approved. Call K. W= Prest, 64239 or 6-4210. U TWO REFRIGERATORS. ONE GE, one Frigidaire, (irst class condi tion. Mrs. B. A. Bell. Bell's Jewel ry Store, Beaufort. 2-4451. t( EICOR TAPE RECORDERS RE eord your own favorite events. Ideal (or home use. Call 6-4733 for free demonstration. s28 HEVLON SHAMPOO, $2.50 SIZE, apecial $1.25. Limited time only. Goodwin's Pharmacy, Morehead City. s24 4 BEDROOM HOUSE, 2 BATHS, newly decorated throughout: Rea sonable. J. P. Harris & Co., phone 2-5681 tf FOR SALE 122 Queen Street Beau(ort Dwelling. 3 bedroom, living room, I Si bath, dining room, kitchen. Completely renovated ? excellent condition. Immedi ate occupancy. Consult JOHN L. CRUMP REALTOR Phone 6-400? tf GOOD USED CROSLEY AUTOMO biles. and pickups, thoroughly re conditioned. fifty mile* gallon gas oline. Heal bargains. Also Crosley motors, parts, tires, service. Also good used Ford FWD Jeep, Dodge Pickup, Chevrolet truck and others (or sale cheap. Come get ono im mediately. General Sales Company, 219 West Gordon, Kinston. s24 28 ACRES LAND, NORTH RIFLE range, city limits by Camp Glenn, facing paved road. $6,500.00. C. H. Freeman, C. L. Stanley, Agents, ?10H Arendell St., Morehead City. tf REBUILT WASHING MACHINES. Operate like new. *23.00 to $60.00. Boc them at Hamilton Furniture Co., SOS Live Oak St., BeaiforL tf WE BUY, SELL, TRADE FURNI ture. We have every article need M for your housenold. Abbott Morris. tf REBUILT MOTORS, TRANSMIS (ions, starters, generators. Also good used tires. Stanley Lockhart, phone 6-4835, H mile from city limits, Morehead City. tf THE NEWS-TIMES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Fhone $-4175 One-Time Insertion 7C, for IS words er lew? ad dlUensl words Sc each. Four-Time Consecutive Insertions I M# u words er lesa? ad I WS dttieul words 4c each. Eight-Time Consecutive Insertions I AC- It U words er Isss ad I W gltloesl words Ic each. . Each initial, abbrevia tion, group of numbers counts as one word. Classified Display Ada 77/ I" eelum lech. flat rats. Ml other ads requesting Classi fied Page position ? 77c per OOhimn Inch. FLAT RATE. Cards of Thanks and Special Moticos accepted at regular NEWS-TIMES will be re fer the flirt Incorrect ef any classified ad if the value of the by the error, and then only to of a make-good In tbe right ts who er reject any copy. FOE SALE LARGE. ALMOST NEW, BOT tled gas range; 24 x 42 divided top; automatic oven. $90.00. Can be seen in action at 2711 Evani St., Morehead City. Mrs O. H. John son. 5-4288. tf TWELVE GUAGE WINCHESTER single shot gun. In excellent ahape. See at 804 Bay Street, Morehead City, or phone 8-3823. s24p ONE QUAKER OIL CIRCULATOR. A-l condition. Cheap. Call 8-3534. tl 1949 OLDSMOBILE "98". CLEAN and excellent condition. Contact H. L. Joslyn, 2-3501 or 6-3021 s28 ONE LARGE DUO-THERM OIL burner with (an. One gas apart ment size cook stove. Phone 8-4255, 204 S. Ninth St. s24p APARTMENT SIZE OIL HEATER^ Good condition. Enke, 1545 Ann, Beaufort. 2-8351. s24p WARDS RIVERSIDE TIRES ? 800-18 $14.57 installed tree. 8th Street Service Station, corner 8th tnd Evans street. Phone 8-3051 Morehead City. f SEE OUR 1st CHOICE USED CARS 1949 Pontiac Sedan-Coupe 1950 Mercury 4-Door Sedan PAUL MOTOR CO. H. D. Paul, Mgr. Beaufort s24 WEST1NGH0USE ELECTRIC range. Standard size. Excellent condition. Phone 6-3222. Dr. K. P. B. Bonner, Morehead City. s24p 50 FOLDING COTS WITH MAT tresses, $5.00 each. Slightly used. Call 8-4089, Morehead City. s28 BUY YOUR "WARD'S" WINTER King batteries (rum Eighth Street Service Station, Authorized Ward Dealer. Phone 6-3051, Morehead City, N. C. 1 GAS HEATER. USED ONE SEA son. Call 2-4115 after 5:00 p.m. dh R E V L O N COSMETICS AND Whitman's candies now available at Goodwin's Pharmacy, Morehead City. 08 CABBAGE AND COLL A R D plants. Contact Roy Keller, Bettie. tf BEFORE YOU BUY ANY CAR? GET OUR NET DOLLAR DIFFERENCE 1954 CHRYSLERS Only 1 Left. GOING AT END-pF -THE YEAR PRICES Vou'll Never Know the Best Deal Until You Have Checked With PARKER MOTORS 509 Arendell St. Morehead City tf NEW AND USED FURNITURE. Hamilton Furniture co , near achool do Live Oak St., Beaufort. N.C. tt BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Business Opportunity $400 monthly possible. We rfill select a reliable person from this area to refill and collect money from our new automatic merchandising machines. No selling. To qualify applicant must have car, good refer ences, and $600 working cap ital which is secured ?by inven tory. Devoting 8 to 10 hours per week may net up to $400 monthly, with an excellent op po'rtunitv of taking over full time. We will allow the per son we select liberal financial assistance for expansion. For interview write, giving full particulars, name, address, age and phone number to National Sales k Service Co.. 3406 Mon roe St., Ft. Wayne, Indiana. s24p BUSINESS SERVICES FOR CORRECT TIME: ? 8-31*6. For correct Jewelry, satisfactory wateh repair, Early Jewelers, 723 Arendell St.. Morehead City. GASKIIX It WILSON Building 6 Repair Roofing ? Asbestos Siding All Work Guaranteed Cdll 84648 Morehead City, N. C. olSp RID YOUR HOME OF BEETLES, termite*. Cell us for free inspec tion and estimate. Coastal Termite Control, 311 Codar St., Beaufort, phone 24331. U BUSINESS 8KB VICES P : J NOTICE ?'LIST VOUR PROPER- i, ty with us for sale or rental. Our - motto is to pleaae. Your business appreciated. C. H. Freeman and : C. L. Stanley, Agents, 710% Aren- ' dell St. Morehead City, N. C. tl ? STEAM PROCESS FACTORY RE treading Guaranteed. Tire Service Co., 13th and Arendell Streets, llorehead City. t I North Carolina's motor vehicle population is expected to reach 1,289,000 during IBM. There will be one person seri ously injured or killed (or every 41 cars. BE SURE, INSURE WITH J. P. HARRIS & CO. GENERAL INSURANCE AND REAL, ESTATE Phone 2-5681 114 Craven St. Beaufort, N. C. tf Building Supplies i LOCKHART MILLWORKS c Phone 8-3918 Morehesd City-New Bern Highway jj NATIVE PINE MOULDINGS 2 AND FLOORING Wc Close Noon Saturdays TUNE IN WMBL FOR HYMN TIME ( SUNDAY 1.00 P.M. f DUPLICATE KEYS MADE TO order. We have the blanks ? and the machine. Protect yourself by having an extra set of keys made to put In a safe place. Western Auto Associate Store, Beaulort and " Morehead tf 1 "HAULING" Long or Short Distance Precious Things Handled Carefully For Information Call WILLIS PURE OIL SERVICE STATION Phone 6-3114 Morehead City, N. C. t REFINISH YOUR OWN FLOORS Rent a under, edger or poliaber. New equipment at both stores. Western Auto Associate Stores. Beaufort and Morehead City, tf POOR CONTROL of your car is sure to be the result of unbalanced wheels and a steering system that is out of line. It makes opera tion of your car expensive and endangers your life and that of others. Why not come in today and let our experts correct your steer ing troubies promptly. The cost will be small and benefits large. Remember MOTORIST WISE SAFETYIZE today. FRONT END ALIGNMENT $3.00. THIS WEEK ONLY. PARKER MOTORS BEAR front end alignment Phone 6-3332 SOS Arendell St. Morehead City. N. C. s24 LAMPS, TOASTERS, IRONS, PER colatora, waffle irons, and all other small appliance repairing. Sound Appliance Co., 1406 Bridge* St., Morehead City, phone 8-4452 f HELP WANTED WOMAN DEALER FOR PLASTIC household items and toys. Full or part time. Must have car. Earn ings unlimited. Box 6, News Times. s24p SECRETARY - CLERK. EXPERT shorthand, typist and Ediphone transcription essential. Five-day week. Only permanent resident need apply. Reply by letter to Box 8. c/o this paper. s28 Salesman Wanted Old established appliance dis tributor wishes to employ a salesman living somewhere near the center of a territory east o< and Including the fol lowing counties: Halifax, Northampton, Nash. Edge combe, Pitt. Crareo nad Car teret. Line is nationally known ?potential large. Liberal prop osition for the right man. . Car required, of course. Write In care of this newspaper stating age, make -year of car, mar ned - alngle. present - past em ployment. educational back ground. Sales experience not sbeolutely essential. Address George, care of this paper. HELP WANTED RESPONSIBLE HAN OR WOMAN j solicit subscriptions to News and ?bserver in Beaufort and RED. Contact P. A Lewis. o3 ALES LADY WITH CAR TO iork part time. Good pay. No ex erience required. Contact Mrs. E. . Beaman, 102 Creek Drive, Have jck. olp FOB KENT ?URNISHED TWO BEDROOM ouse. Electric kitchen, garage. 004 Arendell St. Phone 6-4545 or -4295. s24 fEW POUR-ROOM HOUSE WITH ath, refrigerator, gas stove, floor urnace. Venetian blinds and gar en space. Apply K. W. Wright, hone 2-4131. tf IOOM FOR LADY, PRIVATE ath. Breakfast on request Steam eat. Close in. Call 2-4501 or 2 4351 ieaufort. f IEY LOOK! MODERN FURNISH d apartments $40 monthly. Clean, uiet. Sunshine Court, Front St., Extension, 2-8307. tf WO BEDROOM COTTAGE, FUR ished, next to Venetian Blind Co., lighway 70. $65 a month. C. H. 'reeman, 710 H Arendell St., iorehead City. tf iARAGE APARTMENT. COM iletely furnished with G.E. electric itchen. Hancock Park. Phone leorge Lewis, 2-8912. tf VATER FRONT COTTAGE, hree bedrooms, completely fur lished. A. C. Hodges, Ho Ho Vil age, 8 miles west of Morehead, lighway 24. Phone 6-4962. tf lOTTAGE, ATLANTIC BEACH, urnished or unfurnished. Two bed ooms, living room, all electric itchen and bath. Contact owner. 720 Homes Drive, phone 6-4544. tf :URNISHED APARTMENT 3 large rooms and bath, closc in. All electric kitchen. Rent $55 per month Phone Bruce Goodwin 64396 tf WO APARTMENTS, EACH 3 ooms and bath, furnished includ ng utilities. One downstairs apart lent, 3 rooms and bath. Utilities Deluded. Stanley Lockhart, phone -4835, % mile from city limits, forehead City. tf 'WO BEDROOM APARTMENT, ownstairs; completely furnished, ' icluding electric kitchen. Call -5100 or apply Goodwin's Pharma y, Morehead City. tf iOLDEN ARROW APARTMENTS leautiful, new. modern, motel : tyle. One mile from Morehead )ity. Very quiet. Reduced rent. -4074. s24 APARTMENT. UNFURNISHED except for stove, refrigerator and yater heater). Comfortable ? con enient. Desirable for bachelor or forking couple. Call K. W. Prest, -4239 or 6-4210. tf )NE COMPLETELY FURNISHED partment, four rooms, electric itchen. Everything private, down tairs. Close to school and super narkets. $50 now, $40 in winter nonths. One eight-room unfur lished house, 2 baths. Reasonable ent to responsible party who can [uarantee one year lease. Contact Andrew Davis, Broadway Cafe, ihone 6-3356. s24 M & N APARTMENTS Two bedrooms, living room, kitchen and private bath. All major appliance* furnished. Also water and garage. Avail able immediately. Contact J. H. Neal, agent, phone 3-4211, Beaufort, N. C. tf HREE 3 ROOM APARTMENTS, urnished. Water and light fur lished. >40.00 month. Phone 1-4330. 2203 Arendell St., Morchead :ity. tf 'URNISHED EFFICIENCY ipartments. Ideal for Marinea. utilities furnished. Beachcomber 4otel. Atlantic Beach. tf ATTRACTIVE UPSTAIRS UN urinshed apartment in desirable lowntown location. Major appli inces. See Mrs. H. K. Willis, 1101 irendell St. tf jOVELY UPSTVURS FURNISHED ipartment. Must aee to appreciate. :ouple only. Rent greatly reduced. 4rs. H. C. Alterley, 1713 Shepard it. 0-3603. tf 8FECIAL NOTICES NOTICE! TO ALL HUNTERS MARSH HEN SEASON Open Sept. 1 Clow* Nov. ? Daily Bag ? DOVE SEASON Opens Sept. 10 Clows Sept. 29 Opens Dec. 10 Cloaes Dec. 29 Compliments of NEWPORT TRACTOR * EQUIPMENT CO. Phone 237 7 Newport, N. C. U I a >in M ml 111 II ?ita Joseph E. Willis Reports Attack, Theft to Police ? Conducts Revival The In. T. B. Henry, Wil mington, is conducting a revival ai the Glad Tidings Tabernacle, 1Mb and Bridget street. More- < bead City. The revival will eoa- < tinue through next week. Ser- i vices begin at 7:M p.m. JC's Will Sell Town Calendar The Morehead City Jaycecs have undertaken a new money-raising project. They are sponsoring a Community Birthday calendar. Jerry Frazelle, chairman of the calendar project, said that in ad dition to the usual information, the calendar will carry the birth dates of persons in town and listings of civic meetings. A fee will be charged for the listing of a person's birthday and the calendar will be sold. Mr. Fra zelle said the calendar will make discount offers, and free merchan dise will be given to those whose birthdays are listed. He said Jaycees will start taking listings for the calendar within the next few months. Proceeds will be used for Jaycees service projects including youth activities. Sneeze at Raleigh Causes $700 Damage, Injury Raleigh. N. C. (AP) ? A sneeze caused $200 damage to John A. Edv. in s car, $500 damage to anoth er auto, a bruised knee, and a traffic charge against him of fail ing to yield the right of way. Erwin told police he suddenly sneezed as he approached an inter section. His auto plowed into another car. The other motorist had a bruised knee. FOR RENT FIVE ROOM UNFURNISHED house. Highland Park, near Beau fort School. Central heat. Electric kitchen, furnished. Glenn Adair. 2-3752. ? LEGAL NOTICES ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE Having qualified as Administra trix of the estate of Mrs. Lenora Dowd lvey, deceased, late of Car teret County, N. C., this is to noti fy all persons having claims against said estate to present them to the undersigned at 121 Front St , Beaufort. N. C., on or before the 18th day of September, 1955, or this notice will be pled in bar of their recovery. All persons indebt ed to said estate will please make prompt payment. This 6th day of September. 1954. Mrs. Ruth lvey Davis, sl7-24 ol-815-22 Administratrix NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION NORTH CAROLINA CARTERET COUNTY IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. ALLA COLA TEEL ? vs ? MOSES HAMPTON TEEL The defendant Mows Hampton Teel will take notice that an action entitled as above ha* been com menced in the Superior Court of Carteret County to obtain an abso lute divorce from the defendant on the grounds of two years aepara tion; and the said defendant will further take notice that he Is re quired to appear at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Carteret County, in the courthouse in Beaufort. N. C.. within twenty days after the lat day of October. 1954 and answer or demur to the complaint of the plaintiff, and no tifying him that if he faila so to do the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint. This the Slat day of August, 1954. Asst. Clerk of the Superior Court Thelma D. Pittman C. W Stevens. Attorney for Plaintiff. 13-10-17-24 EXECUTRIX' NOTICE Having qualified as Executrix of the eatate of Calupt Tilden Jarvts. deceased, late of Carteret County. N. C.. this is to notify all persona having claima against said estate to present them to the undersign ed at Morehead City, N. C, on or before the Uth day of September. 1900. or this notice will be pled in bar of their recovery. All par son* indebted to sakl estate will This Mrd day of August. 1904 - tbwt, MMrt slO-17-M Ol-O-lS Joseph Eaft WUlii, Morehead 1 City, ion ol Van ait Willi*, Beau I fort, told Beaufort police at 10:40 Wednesday night that a gang ol i Negro men jumped him. stole (35 and a watch from him and beat , him up. Willi* said that he wa? in his 1 car, a IMS Plymouth, (topped at the stop sign at Queen and Pine Street*, Beaufort, headed aoutk. According to Police Chief M. E. Guy, one of "*even or eight" Ne- 1 groe* standing at the corner came I to Willi* and asked for a match. 1 When Willis reached for it, the chief said, all the other fellows piled in the car and one stuck a ? knife in his back and ordered him ; to turn left. He followed their directions and in a few minutes ended up on Mul- : berry Street in back of the Negro i school where Willis told police mat the men beat him up. took his , money and watch from him, then i let him go. He immediately notified the po- i lice and Assistant Chief Carlton ; Garner and Patrolman Steve Bea chem, with Willis, went back in the vicinity of the alleged attack. After looking around awhile, Willis identified Albert Jones as one of the men who jumped him. Officer Garner said he asked Jones some questions and then told him to come along with him for questioning. At that. Officer Garner said Jones struck him on the side of the face. The officer said he tried to grab Jones but Jones took his shirt off. By that time Officer Beachem came from the police car and Jones, according to Officer Garner swung at Patrol man Beachem and smashed his glasses. As Officer Beachem started to ward Jones again. Jones kicked him on the leg. Officer Garner said he turned to help Officer Beachem and when he saw he was all right, turned back to Jones who was standing there without a stitch of clothes on. The exchange of blows took place in front of Jane's Luncheonette on ljueen Street. Officer Garner said that try as hard as he could, he wouldn't get a hold on the man. so lie went to the car and got his night stick and told Jones he was tired if getting bloodied up for nothing. He told him to put his clothes back on and come with the officers ind if he didn't he was going to #rap the night stick around, his neck. * With that, Junes agreed to come with Officer Gamer, . . because," lie said, "I've seen you use that (tick." Jones was being held without bond in the town jail yesterday on 9 charge of assaulting two officers. He told police that he had nothing to do with the reported attack on Willis. In addition to taking the money >nd watch. Willis said the men took ill the tools out of his car. Treasurer i Reports on Drive ; Mrs. C.L. Beam, treasurer (or the Carteret County Infantile Paraly lis Chapter, announced yesterday hat the Emergency March o( Dimes will close Friday, Oct. 1. By Wednesday the campaign unds had amounted to *007.95 Per lons wishing to contribute should nail their checks to Emergency March of Dimes, Beaufort. N. C. Honey may also |e placed In coin :ol!ectors. Recent contributors are the Rev. Priestly Conyers III, Frank G Sew (II, Order of Eastern Star, all of Morehead City; W. T. Delamar, Mrs . Luther Gillikin. Mrs. Eva lohnaon. Mrs. James Wheatley, all >f Beaufort: H. K. Simmons, New jort; Fort Macon Coaat Guard Sta ion; and Cape Lookout Coast juard Station. P?ll?tier Sept. 22 ? Homecoming cere monies at the Pelletier Baptist Church were a great success last Sunday The Rev. Laurie Atkin wn, the Rev. Mr. Hicks, the Rev. Mr Siler and Willis Walker were the principal speakers. Dinner was ipread upon the grounds and mem bers joined in happy fellowship with neighbor and visitors. $943.91 was raiaed to help complete the new church building. Mr. and Mrs. Brinkly Harrell III if Norfolk visited five days with Mrs Harrell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Piner. joining In a hap py reunion of the family to cele brate the return of Mrs. Plner's eldest grandson. BUly Piner. Billy | irrived In Charlotte Saturday after many months' of duty with Marines I in Japan. His father. W. C. Piner at Pellet ier and two sisters. Nancy | ?nd Marie, drove to Charlotte and i brought him home. I Mr. Leslie Rhue 1a In Camp Le- I ieune Hospital He la reported to i he making satisfactory recovery t from surgery. I The home of Mrs. John Wether- | ington Jr.. which burned during i the young widow's absence this summer la being rebuilt by local , voluntary labor. All of the men I of the community are InvKed to I land aartstanre to Una worthy | project. Hope to ae? you there ? Preview ( Continued from Page 1) Ed WaUton. Sua Daniels la make up auperviaor anJ director of the play is Ellen Broad. Some very important momenta in the action take place at the up per left of the atage, so the audi ence would do well to keep to the center and right rather than the extreme left of the auditorium. Tonight will be the play's last presentation in More head City. Proceeds from both last night's performance and tonight's will go to the school. The play is being liven in the school auditorium. Curtain time 8 p.m. Ia Beaufort The play will be given again next Thursday and Friday night in the Beaufort School auditorium, again [or the benefit of the school. The final performance will be ?t Atlantic School Saturday night. Oct. 9. Go to see "The Nightmare." II you can't sleep after you get home, don't ask for your money back. The school can make good use of it in providing education aids for four youngsters. Streets (Continued from Page 1) ocated on the basis of street mile ige an incorporated community las. A group opposing used a letter from Burch dated Aug. 27, 1954, in in effort to substantiate its claim hat the beach board had included itreets not in the town limits in its ipplication for the funds. The letter from Burch said in >art: "The following streets, ly ng north of Fort Macon Boulevard, vere claimed as part of the Town's Powell Bill mileage. Bogue Sound Drive West .20 miles, Center Drive 20 miles. Bogue Sound Drive East 20 miles, Shore Drive, .09 miles, 'anal Street East .04 miles, Bay /lew Street .25 miles, Brooks : Drive .08 miles, Money Island Drive .08 miles, Canal Street West 02 miles. New streets in the northeast irea, the section in question and wing developed by Mayor Cooper, vere sketched in on the revised nap, Burch's office reported. Statement Issued After the criticism, the town >oard issued a statement saying t had included certain streets ly ng outside the town in this yeaV's ipplication for Powell Bill money, >ut added, "The application was nade with no intention of wrong loing on the part of the local gov .?rnment." Beach Commissioner Hob Ander lon said, "We went by the map sent is by Mr. Burch's office in Ra eigh. We were of the opinion the ?ntire area was in the town. Inso ar as the Powell Bill is concerned, ve are using their map until we ire told differently." The board also has said it will ipend the 1954 allocation on itreets south of Fort Macon Road ind not on streets in the northeast irea developed by Mayor Cooper. Town Clerk Eure's letter to lurch said the commissioners are 'moat eager" to obtain a ruling on vbere the town boundaries are. Court (Continued from Page 1) y; William Clifton Rose, failing o stop at a stop signr Peter Colon >rant, speeding; James Taylor, lublic nuisance, disturbing the teace; Charles L. West, bad check; 'red Lee Johnson, insufficient >rakes and no driver's license; lames Perry Strickland, no opera or's license, Tennie Davis, no oper itor's license. Harold Franklin Raymond, driv ng drunk, insufficent brakes; Hor ice Garland Tate, speeding; John iurrill Jr., driving drunk, no opcr itor's license; Robert Odell Oakley, peeding, driving drunk; Bryan W. -'arr, driving drunk; James Edward jardner, speeding; Allen Mau ice Smith, speeding. L. E. Brown, speeding; Ferrell ?. Fin ley. assault; Bill Powell, lar ceny of a tool box; Zella Fonville, tiding and abetting the possession if non-tax paid whisky; Adelaide loswell McAllister, possession of ion-tax paid whisky; Ernest J. 'owe] I, fraud; Victor Alfonxo Mar ine!, no driver's license; Louis Sugene Brown, no driver's license; tlton Ray Lamm, drunken driving. Fernan Hendrix Schell. apeeding; lames Elwyn Watson, speeding; terry Monk, no rear view mirror in truck, Imroper registration; tobert Lee Henderson, speeding; Henderson Davia Jr., larceny of lothes from a dry cleaners. Horn Players Guard Instrument Quirks Springfield, Mass (AP) ? Msny irofessionsl muscisians play horns ind woodwinds that are about to fall apart and they don't want them ouched, says Harvey La rose He's i repair man for all type* of or chestra instruments except violins, ?nd his discovered he la wiser not o make any repairs the profession Us do not specify His is an interesting and com pil oted ]ob b*ca? some woodwinds lave as many ss 400 parts, includ ing tiny screws, he says. Ala* ? lood repair man cannot do an sde luate Job unless he can play Ik* Outdoor Writers Will Organize Here Sunday The initial meeting of the N. C. Outdoor Writer! Association at which officers will be elected and articles of incorporation drawn will be held at Capt. Bill's on the Beach Sunday at 4:30 p.m. Approximately 30 outdoor writ ers of the state are expected to register at the Ocean King between 2:30 and, 4:30. At 9:30 they will be entertained with a cocktail half hour at the Ocean King, then at a free dinner at Capt. Bill's restau rant in Morehead City. The Ocean King is furnishing free lodging and Ottis Purifoy's fleet will furnish deep sea fishing, without charge. Monday. Monday evening another seafood dinner will be served the group with the Sanitary Restaurant as host. Originally scheduled for Caro lina Beach at a hotel there, the meeting place was changed when hurricane Edna practically -inun dated the area planned for the meeting, according to Ted Davis, Morehead City chamber manager. Charles Parker, state advertising manager and Miles Hughey, state news bureau manager, are among prominent state officials expecting to attend. 25 Boys Serve On Safety Patrol Twenty-five boys are serving this year on the Newport School Safe ty Patrol. The boys and the grades they are in are as follows: Larry F. How ard, captain, senior; Albert Wal lace, lieutenant, junior; Billy Sim mons. sergeant, junior. Billy Dail, Gerald Miller, Curtis Jones, sophomores; Bruce Hart, Louis Kelly, Joseph Williams, Jim my Skinner, Russel Bell, freshmen; Johnnie Mason, Ganes Chapman, Harley Garner, Edward Corbitt, Terry Gamer, Franklin Oglesby, and Larry Kirk, all eighth graders. Phillip Gurganus, Eddie Clark, Bob Reynolds, Ira Smith, Earl God win Harold Pollock and Ronnie Edwards, all seventh graders. Lieutenant Wallace and Ser geant Simmons supervise shifts. Captain Howard is drill instructor and keeper of the records and C. S. Long, faculty member, is patrol supervisor. The patrol is sponsored by the Newport Rotary Club and the PTA. District Bar Association To Meet Here Tomorrow The District Bar Association, comprising lawyers from Carteret, Pitt. Greene, Jones, Craven and Pamlico Counties, will meet at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning at the Blue Ribbon Club/Morehead City. Between 50 and 60 lawyers are expected. Jack Edwards, Green ville, president of the district, will preside during the business session. Arrangements for the meeting here were made by Claud Wheat ly and Wiley Taylor Jr., Beaufort attorneys. Negro News Births it Morehead City Hrfspltal: To Mr. and Mm. Clarence Wil bert Pettiway, Beaufort, a daugh ter, Vera Denise. Monday. Sept. 13. To Mr. and Mra. Clyde Reeves Everett Jr., Beaufort, a son, Bruce Randolph, Wednesday, Sept. 15. To Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lee Marbley, Morehead City, a son, Sunday, Sept. 18. Morehead City Hoapital Discharged: Mrs. Clyde Everett and son. Beaufort, Saturday; Mrs. Clarence Pettiway and daughter, Beaufort. Saturday; Mrs. Gaston Battle. Morehead City, Sunday; Miss Babe Rosa, Beaufort. Tuesday; Mrs. Alfred Marbley and son, More head City, Wednesday. - Admitted: Mr. Olander Hyman, Havelock, Monday; Mrs. Ron Hen ry, Beaufort, Tuesday; Lucinda Dudley, Morehead City, Tueaday. Morehead City ? The Prophet Bryant, of New York, will give a lecture tonight in St. Mary's Holi ness Church for all school children and parents at 8 p.m. The Paator's Aide will meet Sun day afternoon at 9 p.m. with Mra. Beatrice Jones. The Rev. H. L. Simmons accom panied by his choir, will preach in the Chriatian Star Church Sunday at S p.m. The Willing Workers Club will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mr*. Beatrice Jones. OBITUARY FEANK TOOTLE Frank Tootle. 30. of Bogue. died Wedneaday morning in the Good Shepherd Hospital. New Bern, of injuria received in an automobile accident Sunday at Mayaville. Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Spring Garden Baptist Church, Bogue. and burial waa in the churchyard. Surviving are hi* wife, a child, and parent*. Mr. and Mm. Hoytt Tootle, all 4 Km