Driver Escapes
Injury Friday Night
Malcolm Rex Lawrence, 18, Ot
way. escapf-d injury at 11:25 Fri
day night when the 1952 Chevrolet
he waf. driving ran off the Harkers
Island Road.
According to State Highway Pa
trolman W. J. Smith Jr., I-awrenc^
was headed east. He said his right
front tire was going flat and caused
lum to run off the right shoulder
6( the road and hit a pine tree.
Lawrence was alone in the car.
Damage to the automobile was es
timated at $250. No charges were
preferred.
Shreveport, La. (AP) ? Ben C.
Hawkins Jr . has succeeded his
father as U. S. District Judge for
the Weste. District of Louisiana.
It is believed to be the first time a
son succeeded his father on a fed
eral bench
MOREHEAD
Block & Tile Co.
Inc.
Phone 6-3970
TIPS
"Ooopft! This Run 1 got in THE NEWS-TIMES Classified Ads
is shooting too high!"
Former Marthallberg
Minister to Speak Here
The Rev Harold Glenn Cuthrell,
former minister of the Methodist
Churoh at Marsha libera, now of
Maxton. will be the speaker at
a meeting of the Carteret County ?
Shrine Club Friday. Oct. .8.
The meeting will be a dutch |
treat supper at the Sanitary Rest I
aurant. Morehead City, at 7 o'clock. I
Members of the Shrine will be I
permitted to take guests.
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With the Armed Forte*
Three Men Complete Basic
Training in Air Force
Three men from this county who
are in the Air Force recently com
pleted basic training at Lackland
Air Force Base. They are Connie
Sabiston, son of Mr and Mrs. Jeff
Sabiston. Beaufort, Malcolm Sabrs
ton, son of Mr. and Mrs. North Sab
iston. Beaufort RFD, and Jerry
Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alon
za Thomas, Highland Park, Beau
fort.
I Corps, Korea ? Pvt. Timmie
Willis, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Willis, Salter Path, is serv
ing with the 1 Corps in Korea.
The 1 Corps, one of three in the
Eighth Army, coordinates ari in
tensive post - truce training pro
gram for UN units under its con
trol.
A pole lineman in Company A
of the 5 1st Signal Battalion, Wil
lis entered the Army last February
and completed basic training at
Fort Jackson, S. C.
Aviation Cadet Robert E*. Willis
of Beaufort is near in g his goal of
becoming a Jet pilot in the United
States Air Force.
. The 20-year-old student is learn- 1
ing to fly the T 28 propeller power
ed trainer at Greenville Air Force
Base, Miss*
After completing his T - 28
courses, he will begin flying the
speedy T.-33 jet. This is the train
ing version of the F-80 fighter.
Cadet Willis is scheduled to re
ceive his silver pilot's wings on
Feb. 24. He is the son of Mr. and i
Mrs. Martin L. Willis, route 1
Beaufort.
Bermuda, B.W.I. ? ? Navy Lt. i
Cdr. H. L. Joslyn Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ilarvey L. Joslyn of 2806
Fvans St., Morehead City, has re
ported for duty as .administrative
I officer of Patrol Sqadron 49 here,
j During the Korean conflict, Com
1 mander Joslyn served as air intel
I licence officer and aid to Admiral
I J. Turner Joy, USN, during the
| truce talks at Panmunjom and
j Munsan and as briefing officer for
Commander Naval Forces, Far
j Fast.
Commander Joslyn is married to !
i the former Miss Katherine J. Shee!
ey of 3718 Fdnor Rd , Baltimore,
I Md.
A graduate of Morehead City
| High School, he graduated from
i Frskine College in 1939.
Sgt Richard A Veager, husband
of Mrs. Carolyn Yeager of route I
Morehead City, has made his fifth
jump from a C I 19 aircraft. That
| marked the end of three weeks of
| intensive physical and technical |
training and qualified him as a |
; paratrooper.
Sergeant Yeager is with the
325th Airborne infantry Regiment,
unit of the famed 82nd Airborne
Division. "America s Guard of Hon
or," at Fort Bragg.
Kodiak, Alaska ? Norman D.
(iillikin, chief journalist, USN, son
of Mrs Hilda R. Gillikin of Smyr
na, and husband of the former Miss
Carrie I,. Simonton of route 2
Bloomfield, Pa., is reunited with
his family (below) Chief Gillikin
serves with the Public Information
Office. Headquarters. 17 Naval Dis
trict, Kodiak.
Nickels Program
Pays lor Texts
Nickels for Know - How, which
?as already paid for one 48 page
ext for use by agriculture teach
ers and students, will pay for
mother in the neir future.
A. G. Bullard of the State De
triment of Public Instruction's
'ocational agriculture division, said
ast week that the first publication
on soil fertility and fertilizer ?
illed the need for a complete
tforth Carolina reference on the
ubject. Existing texts were eith
cr out of date or did not combine |
the information into an overall ref
erence that is needed in the class
room.
The next publication will deal
i with the production of flue-cured
[tobacco. Nickels for Know-How
will also make this possible.
Bullard said that many agricul
ture teachers have called Soil Fer
tility and Fertilizers their "most
valuable text." Reception of the
paper - bound book was such that
the Agricultural Foundation, which
administer Nickels for Know-How,
approved funds for a similar text
on flue-cured tobacco.
Nickels for Know-How pays for
a total of 38 projects, most of them
research in the State College
School of Agriculture.
JC't Accept Nominations
For Outstanding Men
The Morehead Cily Jaycees are
accepting nominations 4n this coun
ty for the Ten Outstanding Young
Men of the United States. Nom
inating will cloae Oct. 8.
Anyone wishing to nominate a
young man between the ages . f 21
35 should contact Jasper Bell, pres
ident of the Morehead City Jayeees
at the Sanitary Barber Shop. He
can supply further information and
nomination blanks.
If aircraft could fly continuous
ly at 3,000 miles per hour at sea
level they weld heat up from air
friction to about 1,690 degrees (F),
enough to melt many metals.
If
LET'S MIRE
NEWPORT
in '54!
The cattle egret, a bird formerly
found only in Africa and Asia,
suddenly appeared in South Amer
ica in 1930 and was found in the
United States in 1952. says the
National Geographic Society.
Church to Organize Cub
Scout Don Thursday Night
A meeting of boy?. age?S to 11,
living between 19th and 34th
Streets in Morehead City has been
set for Thursday night at 7:30 in
Annex No. 1 of the Presbyterian
Church, Morehead City. Purpose of
the meeting is to organise a. Cub
Scout den.
The boys should be accompanied
by the parents.
Crab Point and Atlantic Beach
boys are also invited.
Club to Meet
Mrs. James Smith, Morehead
City, will be in charge of the pro
gram at the Carteret BItl'W Club
meeting, 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Odd
Fellows Lodge, Beaufort.
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