Beaufort Social News
Mn. l*orkwi?od Phillips, Society Editor Phone 6 S244
Mr. and Mrs. Van Humphrey of
Greensboro spent Sunday with Mr
ani Mrs. J. 8. Steed.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Marshall
and Mi and Mrs. Ladd Barnes, jf
Hock Kill, S. C., arrived here Fri
day for a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Don Wilder. The Marshalls.
Barnes's, and Wilders spent Satur
day and Sunday at the Marshall
summer home at Myrtle Beach.
S. C.
Mrs. Harry Paul and baby of
Baltimore are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Laughton.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mussel
white of Greenville spent the
weekend with Mrs. Musselwhite's
mother, Mrs.. James E. Fodrie.
Gordon Davis and Wallace Con
ner, sophomores, and Bobby Davis
and Gerald Taylor, freshmen at
Wake Forest, spent the weekend .?it
home.
Mrs. Jeff Jackson and Mr. Hut
ton of Kinston spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Keel.
Mrs. N. F. Eure returned home
Friday from Morehead City where
she had been recuperating at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. A. B.
Roberts, after an operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hill and
daughter, Anne, spent the weekend
in Raleigh with Mr. and Mrs. J.
B. Gordon.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chappell
spent the weekend in Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Chadwick of
Wilmington spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Chadwick.
Mrs. James Wallace Mason, Mrs.
Frank Jordan and daughter. Shel
ley. spent Sunday in Goldsboro
where they attended the Best fam
ily reunion.
Mrs. I. N. Moore returned home
Thursday from a short visit in Ka
leigh where she attended the
North Carolina Conference execu
tive board meeting of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service.
Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Young
and children returned home Satur
day from a short visit in Angier.
Mrs. Leonard Safrit spent the
weekend in Burgaw.
Mrs. Daphne (Jiffin of Miami
Fla., arrived over the weekend to
visit Capt. and Mrs. West Noe.
Mrs. James E. Fodrie left by
plane yesterday for Lake Charles.
La., to be with Mr. Fodrie who i
seriously ill in a hospital there.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Hamilton re
turned home yesterday from Green
ville where they had been visiting
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Phil Moore
Mrs. Clinton Lewis left Friday
for Noriolk to be with Mr. Lewis
who is a patient in the Naval Hos
pital there.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Beam returned
home yesterday from Cherryville
where they had been called by the
death of Mr. Beam's mother.
Mrs. Chappell Hostess
To Bridge Club Thursday
Mrs. Gene Smith won high score
prize, a food grater. Thursday eve
ning when Mrs. Albert Chappell
entertained her bridge club.
Mrs. Chappell served date-nut
torte with whipped cream and cof
fee at the end of bridge play.
Baptists to Elect Officers
Officers will be elected tomor
row evening when the First Baptist
Church holds a business meeting it
the church at 7:30, in place of the
regular prayer meeting.
Chosen as Cheer Leader
Billy Hudgins, a member of the
freshman class at East Carolina
College, has been chosen as one of
the college cheer leaders.
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Births at Morehead City Hospital:
To Mr. and Mrs. Calvin O'Neal |
Smith, Marshallberg, a daughter.
Patricia Jane, Monday, Sept. 20.
Births at Sea I^evel Hospital:
To Mr. and Mrs. Manley Fulcher,
Atlantic, a son, Manley Maurice
Jr., Saturday, Sept. 25.
County Bridge League
To Have Party Friday
The Carteret County Bridge Club
will hold its (all party Friday eve
ning at the Blue Ribbon Club.
The party will begin at 6 o'clock,
and will include the monthly busi
ness meeting as well as dinner and
bridge..
| Hospital Visitor Has
| Trouble Finding Patient
i Omaha ? (AP) ? The visitc.
walked into the hospital and ask
ed to see patient McMorris.
Nurses gave him a room number,
but neither of the men in the room
was the one he sought.
Back in the office he gave a first
name. The nurse exclaimed:
"Oh, you mean McMorris No. 1.
He went home."
Seems McMorris replaced Mc
Morris in the same room, same bed
and same name. No relation.
Motorist Tells Police
About Socking Road Hog
Flint, Mich. (AP) ? Walter J.
Hurley stopped by police head
quarters to announce: I just punch
ed a road hog."
He explained another car forced
him off the road and- that he pur
sued it to a stop signal, where he
jumped out, yanked open the door
and punched the driver.
"Just wanted to get it on record
in case you get a complaint," Hur
ley said.
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Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. George It. Laugnion announce me engagemem 01
their daughter. Anna Lou. to Mr. James E. Fodrie Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fodrie of Beaufort. The wedding is planned for Sunday, Nov. 28.
This simple white organdie
dress is decorated with a de
sign of green leaves, applied
with ordinary wax crayons. An
artificial flower adds touch.
Build-Up Toward Larger
Benefits to Begin in '55
Beginning with their 1955 earn
ings, people under the social secur
ity program will be building credits
toward larger old-age and survivors
insurance benefits. The amount of
yearly earnings which will be re
ported for social security purposes
after 1954 will be increased.
Social security tax contributions
will be paid on yearly earnings up
to $4,200 instead of $3,600 as un
der the old law, according to N. A.
Avera, district social security ad
ministrator. The formula for cal
culating benefits has been revised
also. And the special "drop-out" of
low or no earfting years has been
added by the 1954 amendments to
assure the highest possible ben
efits in relation to the lowest levels
of income.
In the middle ages the feeding
of animal milk to babies was dis
couraged because it was believed it
would cause children to acquire
some of the traits of the animals.
Pep Up Gowns
With Crayons
By DOROTHY ROE
Associated Press Women's Editor
Remember what fun you had as
a little girl, filling in the pictures
in your coloring book?
Now, using the same wax cray
ons, you can draw designs on your
party dresses, to give them extra
glamor.
Local sewing center experts have
worked out a unique system of
crayon coloring which is bright,
permanent and washable. Here's
| what to do:
! . First choose a sheer fabric such
as lawn or organdie, so the color
wilt penetrate. Using any stan
dard pattern cut out and make your
party dress. Then carefully sketch
your design on a piece of wrapping
paper, and, getting the placement
just right* use carbon paper to
trace fffffntiiflirte onto the dress.
You may CVDose any design you
like ~ flowers, fruit, 01 even ani
mals.
Then, using non-tarnishable me
tallic thread, fashion stitch the out
line of the design on the dress,
using your sewing machine. Now
comes the fun . Using ordinary
wax crayon, carefully fill in the
design with whatever color you
like. Sandwich the crayoned design
between two pieces of brown wrap
ping paper to absorb excess wax,
and press with a warm iron. The
wax melts out and the color re
mains. The design may be washed
but not dry cleaned, so be sure the
fabric of the dress is washable.
The operator's li tense of Robert
Maxin, Cherry Point, has been sus
pended and the license of Herbert
Roosevelt Brown, Swansboro, has
been revoked, according to the
North Carolina Highway Safety Di
vision. Both were convicted of vio
lating motor vehicle laws.
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That Rooster
Wanted Results!
' Salmon, Idaho (AP) ? A rooster
teaching pullets how to lay? Mrs.
Doris Hirfc? of Salmon says she
saw it happen with her own eyes.
Mrs. Hicks report* her flock was
doing very poorly in the egg line.
But one day her prize Brahma
rooster boosted a pullet bodily in
to the nest.
The bird laid an egg. Mrs. Hicks
said, and the rooster summoned (he
other pullets to the side of the nest
to look at it.
For about a week, every time i
pullet got near the nest the rooster
would push her in, Mrs. Hicks said,
repeating his summons to the other
chickens if the pullet produced re
sults.
Apparently the pullets got the
point.
Mrs. Hicks reports the floek is
{now laying regularly.
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