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LOST KEYS AND HANS WEDDING band on black strap between More head City and Beaufort by way of Newport. Finder call *3518. o29 FOR SALE ONE WRINGER TYPE WASHING machine. In good condition. Phone 6-4389. o28 GIRL S BICYCLE IN GOOD CON dition. Call 1209 Shepard St., Morehead City. n2p SHRIMP OR PARTY BOAT? priced reasonable E. S. Smith, Yacht Basin Dfive Inn, Swansboio, N. C. n2p FEMALE POINTER Hi YEARS old. Right to break this year. No bad habits and will make real hunter. Reason for selling I don't have time to train her. Price $35. See Wilson Davis, Straits, N. C. dh DOCK PILINGS, ANY SIZE UP TO nine inches diameter. Reasonable. Call Eldridge Willis, 64268. o29p SIXROOM HOUSE. HANCOCK Park, Beaufort. Call 23281. tf SALE ? G.I. SURPLUS COMBAT BOOTS DRESS OXFORDS BIGG'S SHOE SHOP 508 Front St. Beaufort, N. C. ?29 BOAT "HARRIET L," 45 V, FEET long, 12 feet wide, being used at present for party boating and sport fishing. Fishing tackle and gear Roes with boat. Radio equipped Boat, gear and equipment in good shape and priced reasonable for quick sale. For further informa tion call 6-3821, Morchead City. N. C. n2 Coastal Carolina chemT cals, wholesale and retail distrib utors for industrial and home clean ing compounds, waxes, disinfect ants, metal treating chemicals. Phone M. P. "Mike" Holowiti, 6-4365, n9 NEW AND USED FURNITURE. Banilton Furniture eo., near school on Live Oak St., Beaufort, N.C. tf CUT YOUR I.OGS, PULPWOOD and heater wood the easy way. Use 20 lb. McCulloch chain saw, $195 00. Free demonstration. Southeast Equipment Co., Highway 70 West, New Bern, N. C. n30 ENJOY THE COMFORT, SAT1& faction and savings of owning your own home in a restricted section of Morehead City. New 3-be<lroom homes, garage attached. F.H.A. approved. Call K. W. Prest, 64239 or 6-4210. tf 26 ACRESLAND, NORTH RIFLE range, city limits by Camp Glenn, facing paved road. $6,500.00. C. 11. Freeman, C. L. Stanley, Agents, 710 % Arendell St., Morehead City tf REBUILT WASHING MACHINES. Operate like new. $25.00 to $60.00. Eee tbem at Hamilton Furniture Co., SOS Live Oak St., Beaufort, tf WE BUY,~SELL, TRADE Ft >NI ture. We have every article need ed for y*jr household. Abbott Morris. tf HEBUILT MOTORS, TRANSMIS lions, starters, generators. Alsc good used tires. Stanley Lockhart phone 6-4835, % mile from city limits, Morehead City. tf THE NEWS-TIMES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES M175 One-Time Insertion ?y r_ I" 15 words i ' * dlUonal wards 5c each. Four-Time Consecutive Insertions /A. far 15 wsrds or less? ?d-| wc dltiwtil words 4c esch. Eight-Time Consecutive Insertions Jr. tor IS words sr less? sd-| w ditionsl wsrds Sc esch. Esch inltlsl, abbrevia tion, group of numbers counts Si one word. Classified Display Ads 77, per column lack. *** Flat rate. All other ads requesting Classi fied Page position ? 77c per column Inch. FLAT RATE. I Cards of Thanks and Special I I Notices accepted at regular Classified Rstes. THE NEWS-TIMES will be re sponsible lor the first Incorrect insertion of any classified sd vertioement, if the value ot the advertisement bss been lessened by the error, sad then only to the extent of a make-good in sertion. The publisher reserves the right I to rkriae or reject any copy. 1 PJL I FOR SALE HICKORY AND OAK PILINGS. All kinds of hard wood. Salt water worm resisting bark. Any size or length. J. M. Stalling*, Merrimon, N. C. o29p GROCERY STORE ? STOCK jfND EQUIPMENT. goes with sale. Located good corner in town. Or equipment for sale by the piece. Following equipment for sale: 1 10 ft. Fogel Meat Case 1 Beam Scales (Elec.) 1 Slicing Machine (Elec.) 1 Set assorted trays 1 Set assorted knives 1 Meat Block 1 Sink 1 8-Case Dry Drink Box 1 Burroughs Adding Machine 1 Sm. McCaskey File Cabinet 1 Checkout Type Counter 1 Sm. G.E. Fan with Stand 1 Heating Stove Phone 2-4781 Beaufort, N. C. n5 WARDS TIRES AND BATTERIES 12 Mos. Guarantee $ 8.95, Exch. 24 Mos. Guarantee $13.45, Exch. 36 Mas. Guarantee $15.95, Exch. 50 Mos. Guarantee $19.95, Exch. 8TH STREET SERVICE STATION Phone 6-3051 PIANOS - PIANOS We invite you to join our Christmas lay-away club. Come in and select your piano and pay what you want on it be tween now and Christmas and it will be delivered then. 24 months to pay the balance if desired. All pianos guaran teed ten years and backed by us. 49 years in New Bern. Fuller's Music House TIRES 600 16 670- 15 710-15 760- 15 $15.02 $16.07 $17.63 $19.27 f o29 HOMES FOR SALE TO VETERANS We ai? offering, for a limited time, lots with your choice of the type home you desire built and financed through your G.I. Loan. Applications for these new homes to be built will be accepted in the order which we receivc your inquiry, so contact us right away and se cure a place on our list which will deliver your new home at an early date. CARTERET REALTY COMPANY 704 Arendell St. Phone 6-4377 tf WANTED TO BUY SMALL TWO WHEEL TRAILER. New or good condition. Call 8-4982. n5p BUSINESS SERVICES RID YOUR HOME OF BEETLES, termites. Call us for free Inspec tion and estimate. Coastal Termite Control. 311 Cedar St., Beaufort, phone 2-8331. tf EXPERT DRY CLEANING Caih and Carry Price* Suits, Coats and Dresses 75c Jackets 40c Heavy shirts 35c Pants 35c Sweaters 35c Blouses 15c Skirts 39c RAINBOW LAUNDRETTE 2008 Bridges St. Morehead City, N. C. tf BOAT AND CABINET WORK, furniture repair, general wood work. Nelson's Csrpenter Shop, at Nelson's Fish Pier. Day phone 2-8851, night phone 2-4771, west end Beaufort bridge. tf NOTICE ? LIST VOUR PROPER ty with us for sale or rental. Our motto is to please. Your business appreciated. C. H. Freeman and C. L. Stanley, Agenta, 710 'A Aren dell St. Morehead City, N. C. tf STEAM PROCESS FACTORY RE treading. Guaranteed. Tire Service Co., 11th and AraxWU Streets, Moreli sad City. tf BUSINESS SERVICES "HAULING" Long or Short PisUne* Precious Tblnp HandUi Carefully For Information Call WILLIS PURE OIL SERVICE STATION Phono 6-3114 Morehead City, N. C f LAMPS, TOASTER8, IRONS, PER colators, waffle irona, and al' ouier small appliance repairing. Sound Appliance Co., 1400 Bridges St., Morehead City, phone 6-4452. f Building Supplies LOCKHART MILLWORKS Phone 6-3918 Morehead City-New Bern Highway NATIVE PINE MOULDINGS AND FLOORING We Close Noon Saturdays TUNE IN WMBL FOR HYMN TIME SUNDAY 1:00 P.M. f DUPLICATE KEYS HADE TO order. We hive the blanks ? and the nuchine. Protect youraelf by having an extra act of keya made to put in a safe place. Western Auto Associate Store, Beaufort and Morehead tf FOR CORRECT TIME: ? M18fl. For correct Jewelry, satisfactory watch repair, Early Jewelers, 723 Arendell St., Morehead City. REFINISH YOUR OWN FLOORS Rent a sander, edger or poliaher. New equipment at both stores. Western Auto Associate Stores, Beaufort and Morehead City, tf HELP WANTED SALES REPRESENTATIVE NEEDED Sears, Roebuck and Co. has permanent opening for an out side Salesman in the Morehead City area. Broad assortment of merchandise to sell including Appliances, Plumbing and Heating, Building Materials, Farm Equipment. Floor Cover ing. Home Furnishings, and Auto Accessories. Must have car, prior sales experience es sential. Excellent opportunity for the right man. Many out standing Company benefits. Drawing account and commis sion plus mileage. Adequate training to assure excellent in come. Apply in Person SEARS CATALOG SALES OFFICE 805 ARENDELL ST. MOREHEAD CITY, N. C. nS MAKE $75 AND UP EVERY week full or part time. Take or ders for America's largest selling, nationally advertised liquid fertil izer. Sold with money-back guar antee. No investment. Write "Na Churs" ? 470 Monroe St., Marion. Ohio. o29 Position available for compe tent and reliable salesperson to sell and service HoepiUliza tion and Accident and Health Insurance in the vicinity of Morehead CUy. Attractive proposition for full time representative. Car neces sary. Write us your full quali fications Ail replies strictly confidential. Felts Carolina Agency P. O. Box 780 Wilson, North Carolina SITUATION WANTED COOK ? WILL PREPARE MEALS that taste out of thia world while you are out of your home. Phone 6-4104 at Sears Catalog Sales Qt flee, 80S Arendell St., Morehead City. o29 FOR RENT TWO UNFURNISHED HOUSES, one bedroom, four-room furniahed house. One bedroom four-room furnished apartment. 2 bedroom*, five-room furniahed apartment. Everything private. Cioac in. Call Mr. Davta. Broadway Cafe. 8-33M o2? THREE 3-ROOM APARTMENTS, furniahed. Water and light fur nlahed. 140.00 month. Phone 8-4530. 2203 Arendell at, Morehead CUy. tf roc tnrr FURNISHED HOUSE, ELECTRIC kitchen, washing - machine and ga rage. Rent reduced Call 8-4545. a ONE FURNISHED APARTMENT, four room* and bath, leeond floor, electrically equipped. One unfur niahed apartment, hot water, first floor, (our rooms and bath, one block from business district If in terested, call 243M. n9 CAFE BESIDE SHIRT FACTORY, Equipment furnished. Rent *32.50 monthly. Call 2 5881 after 5 p.m. 029 UNFURNISHED 3 ROOM APART ment $25 monthly. 2305 Bay St., Morehead City, N. C. n2p FOR RENT OR LEASE Three-room suite of offices. Upstairs. Newly decorated. 105 N. Tenth St. BRUCE GOODWIN 6-3078 8-4396 tf FURNISHED TWO - BEDROOM apartment. Large living room, all electric kitchen, and large back yard for off-?treet parking. Located two blocks from school, church, shopping center, and postoffice. $65 per month. Contact A. B. Cooper. Phone 6-3582. tf TWO BEDROOM FURNISHED house. Highway 70. west, two miles from Morehead City. Mrs. Bell Mills, Rt. 1. Box 200. tf TWO APARTMENTS, EACH 3 rooms and bath, furnished includ ing utilities. One downstairs apart ment, 3 rooms and bath. Utilities included. Stanley Lockhart, phone 6-4835, mile from city limits, Morehead City. tf COTTAGE, ATLANTIC BEACH, furnished or unfurnished. Two bed rooms, living room, all electric kitchen and bath. Contact owner. 2720 Homes Drive, phone 64544. tf M k N APARTMENTS Two bedrooma, living room, kitchen and private bath. All major appliances furnished. Also water and garage. Avail able immediately. Contact J. H. Neal, agent, phone 2-4211, Beaufort, N. C. tf APARTMENT, UNFURNISHED (except for stove, refrigerator and water heater). Comfortable ? con venient. Desirable for bachelor or working couple. Call K. W. Prest, 6 4239 or 6-4210. tf FURNISHED EFFICIENCY apartments. Ideal for Marines. Utilities furnished. Beachcomber Motel, Atlantic Beach. tf HEY LOOK! MODERN FURNISH ed apartments $40 monthly. Clean, quiet. Sunshine Court, Front St., Extension, 2-8307. tf FOUR ROOM AND TWO ROOM apartments, completely furnished, newly decorated, floor furnace. Mrs. John Nelson, 209 N. 7th St Phone 6-3098 after 5 p.m. tf HOUSES One, two or three Bedrooms. Kitchens furnished. Phone 8-4555 tf SPECIAL NOTICES CARD OK THANKS The family of Mrs. Ida Mae Willis wishes to thank their many friends and relatives for their kind expressions of sympathy during her illness and death. o29p CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Mrs. Alice O'Neal wishes to thank their many friends for card*, flowers and cars. o29p HUNTING IN THE OPEN GROUNDS Hunting rights to the Western pirt of the Open Grounds have been leased by John S. Mason * of Highland Park, Beaufort, and the Eastern part by George H. Styron of Atlantic. For rates or dates call John S. Mason. Beaufort, 2-853A or George H. Styron, Atlantic, 31-2 ONLY SHOTGUNS SHALL BE USED NOTICE TO ALL HUNTERS DEER SEASON Owns * October XBth Cloaes January 1st. Compliment* of . NEWPORT TRACTOR * EQUIPMENT CO. Newport, N. C. ' ? ? tt SraClAL NOTICES CARD or fHANKS The family at William Lewis ain cerely thanks everyone, both white and colored, (or (lower*, card* and other expression! ?( sympathy. o28 CARD OF THANKS We want to thank everyone (or their kindness and interest during Rod's recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Simpson. o29 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS The undersigned, having quali fied as Administratis of the estste of R T. Westbrook. deceaaed, late o ( Jones and Carteret County, this Is to noti(y all persons having claims against said estate to pre sent them to the undersigned or her attorney before the 20th day o ( October, 19?5, otherwise this no tice will be pleaded in bar o( their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make imme diate settlement. This the 20th day o( October, 1954. SWANNONOA WESTBROOK, Administratrix of the Estate df R. T. Westbrook, Deceased. DONALD P. BROCK Attorney at Law Trenton, N. C. o2fl n5-12-19-26 d.3 NOTICE The Board of Commissioners of the Town of Beaufort, North Caro lina, by motion duly made, has re solved that a hearing be had on the question of re-zoning the following described area in the said Town of Beaufort, North Carolina, as a business district: Both sides of Live Oak Street, from its beginning at Front Street, north to its terminus at the city limits. For the purpose of hearing ob jections to or protests against the re-zoning as aforesaid of the above described area within the munici pality of Beaufort, North Carolina, the Board of Commissioners of the Town of Beaufort will hold a pub lic hearing on the 4th day of No vember, 1954, at the Town Hall at 7 o'clock P.M. This 14th day of October, 1954. C. T. Lewis 015-22-29 n2 Mayor NOTICE BY PUBLICATION STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF CARTERET IN THE SUPERIOR COURT (SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS) Nora R. Gilbert. Administratrix of Daisy R. Chadwick, Deceased, Plaintiff -va Elaine R. Nelson (Mrs. Julius Nel son, Jr.), Lois Robinson; William Robinson; Stephen Robinson; Caro lyn R. Dona hoe, and Rosa R. Wink ley. The defendants above named, and all other interested parties, will take notice that an action en titled as above has been com menced in the Superior Court of Carteret County, North Carolina, to sell realty owned by Daisy R. Chad wick, Deceased, to make assets to discharge the indebtedness of the estate; and the defendants, and others interested, will further take notice that they are required to ; appear at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court, Beaufort, N. C., within 10 days after the 5th day ' of November, 1954 and answer or demur to the petition of the plain- ' tiff, and that if they fail so to do ' the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the pe tition. This the 6th day of October, 1954. ' Clerk of the Superior Court A. H. James C. R. Wheatly, Jr. Attorney for Plaintiff. 08-15-22-29 NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY PUBLICATION STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF CARTERET TOWNSHIP OF. BEAUFORT BEFORE: F. R. Seeiey Justice of the Peace Mary L. Jones t/a C. D. Jones Company vs. Leonard Lupton and his wife, Pearl Lupton To: Leonard Lupton and Pearl Lupton: Take notice that: An action seeking relief against you has been filed in the above entitled action: the nature of re lief being sought is as follows: Judgment against you in the sum of One Hundred Eighty-Six and 04/100 (180.04) Dollars plus in terest from the 31st day of March, 1951, and that real estate owned by you and described in that cer tain deed from E. w. Hill. Com mlasioner, to Leonard Lupton and Pearl Lupton aa said deed is of record in Book B5, page 363. Car teret Count$r~Registry, has been attached. You are required to appear be fore the undersigned Justice of the Peace and make such defense aa you see fit not later than Novem ber 18, 1984. Upon your failure to do so. the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief requested. This 7th day of October, 1984. Fred R. Seeley 018-22-29 nS Justice of the Peace NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP STATUS More head* City. N. C. Carteret County This is to notify all interested persons that Marine Electrical Sales and Services, a partnership composed of C: M. Ball and R. N. Hudnall waa dissolved aa at Oct 11. 1984. C. M. Ball has purchaaed all rights, buaineaa and stock of Marine Electrical Sales and Ser view. The Marine Electrical galea and Services will continue aa a business and serve the trade with better ser vice and stock. ?GmU9 C. M. Ball Area Toastmasfers Will Meet at 2:30 Sunday The Recreation Center, ltore-4 bead City will be the acene of Area 1 Educational Workshop Toaatmaatera International, Sunday afternoon at 2:30. The program which includes speakers from Goldsboro, Kinaton, Cherry Point, Beaulort, Morehead and Camp Le jeune, will feature "officer train ing " In making the announcement, Area 1 Governor Elbert Ward, Goldsboro, said "Since all Toast masters are potential officers of the clubs, all Toastmasters of the five clubs in Area 1 are urged to attend." Indications today are that more than 70 Toastmasters are planning to be present for the two hour meeting. The program as set up by Gov ernor Ward follows: Presidential Responsibilities, Jake Strother, Kinston; Vice-Presi dential Duties, P. H. Geer Jr., Morehead City: The Working Sec retary-Treasure, Marvin Ray Jones, Kinston: Sergeant-at-Arms Work, S/Sgt. William Weiderman, Cherry Point: How To Be A Good Deputy Governor, Major Robert Ryneraon, Cherry Point. The Immediate Past Presi dent's Obligations, Lt. - Col. Fenwicke Holmes, Gov. Area 2, Camp Lejeune: and Putting the Educational Chairman to Work, Ted Davis, District 37 Educational Ch.iirman, Morehead City. "This workshop is being held by all eight areas in District 37, which is composed of the two Carolinas, as preliminary prepa ration for the District Educational conference to be held in Durham, Saturday. Nov. 13 at the Washing ton Duke Hotel," said Governor Ward FHA Official Handles Farm Disaster Loans I. M Rabbins, district supervisi or of Farm and Home Administra tion, New Bern, will be in the | county Nov. XI and 25 to receive applications for disaster loans from farmers who suffered damage , in Hurricane Hazel. Mr. Bobbins, whose district in- j eludes Carteret, Pamlico and Cra- ] ven Counties, said that any Car- | teret farmer sustaining damage in , the recent hurricane can make an ; application for a loan through the Farm and Home Administra tion. Mr. Robbins says loans will be made at a reasonable rate of in terest. He has office hours from 9 to 12 noon the second and fourth ( Thursdays on the second floor of the postoffice bhilding, Beaufort. , Farmers Approve Nickel Assessments by 1 54 to 9 The nickles of know-how pro gram was approved by Carteret County farmers Oct. 15. One hundred and fifty-four farm ers voted for the program while nine were against it The referen dum and the hurricane occurred on the same day and for that rea son voting was very light. Farmers in the county will pay a nickel assessment on every ton , of feed and fertilizer that they ( buy. The assessment is used for , agricultural research. ( M.S. Stockholm Sails At 3 P.M. Yosterday The M S. Stockholm sailed from Morehead City yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock with 385 passengers -board. She is on her second trip to Bermuda. Members of the North Carolina Feed Manufacturers Association : made up the passenger list foi the third sailing of the Stockholm from the Morehead port. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCE88 BY PUBLICATION STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA CARTERET COUNTY IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Nannie Davis Ward vs. Fred W. Ward Take notice that: A pleading seeking relief against you has been filed in the above entitled action. The nature of the relief being sought is aa follows: Absolute divorce baaed on the ' ground of two (2) years separation. You are required to make de fense to such pleading not later than December 2. 1954, and upon your failure to do so the party seeking service against you will apply to the court for the relief sought. This the 13th day of October, IBM. A. H. James Clerk, Superior Court ol9-22-29 n3 ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE Having qualified as Administra trix of the estate of Harriet E. Stephens, deceased, late of Carteret County, N. C? this is to notify all persons having claims against ssld estste to present them to the un dersigned st Beaufort, N. C? on or before the 16th day of October, IBM. or this notice will be pled In bar of their recovery. All per sons indebted to said estat* will pleaae make prompt payment. This 14th day of October, 1M4. Laura 0. Stephens, olMMt at-H-ltj Administratrix Driver Faces Three Charges John T. Wilton has been charged with drunken driving, no operators license, and failure to transfer car registration within 20 days. Wilson was involved in an automobile ac cident at 4:15 p.m. Saturday on the Hill Creek Road a hall mile from the Highway 101 intersection. According to State Highway Pa trolman W. J. Smith, who investi gated, Wilson ina 1939 Chevrolet truck was headed east and ran in to the rear of a pick-up truck driven by Ira Tulpepper, route 2 Newport. After striking the rear of the pick-up, Wilson's truck ran in the creek. No one was hurt, Wilson merely got wet, the patrolman said. There was no damage to the pick-up. Storm-Damaged Beaufort Buildings Come Down The buildings on Front Street, Beaufort, formerly occupied by Biggs Shoe Shop, The Griddle and Beaufort Plumbling Supply Co., are being torn down. Razing started Monday. The buildings, owned by F. R. Bell, Beaufort, were severely dam aged in the hurricane. Because of fire laws, the buildings could not be repaired. They covered approxi mately 150 feet of waterfront just west of Queen Street. In charge of tearing them down is Roy Ellison, Beaufort. State Plans Distribution Of Storm Disaster Funds Raleigh (AP) ? State officials and members of the state's Hurri cane Disaster Committee met this week to discuss setting up of mac hinery for the allocation of state and federal disaster funds. The state has appropriated (100,000 and President Eisenhower has approved the allocation of 555,000 in federal funds to aid several towns in the hurricane dis aster area to restore essential fa cilities such as water and sewer systems. Health Nurse Urges Folks To Get Typhoid Shots Mrs. Leota Hammer, nurse with Lhe county health department, re ports that persons are not coming out to have their typhoid shots. Response at the clinics has been small. Today nurses will be at the fol lowing places to give typhoid in flations: 10 a.m., Newport School ind the Methodist Church at Broad ~reek; 11 a.m. Week's Store at Ce llar Point and at 1 p.m. Foster's Store at Mill Creek. v Farm Bureau Solicitors Will Meet at 8 Tonight There will be a meeting tonight it 8 o'clock of all solicitors of tl^ County Farm Bureau membership drive at the county agent's office, Floyd Garner, chariman of the drive, announces. The solicitors will be asked to turn in all of their memberships it the meeting. Man Fulfills Boyhood Dreamt as Fireman, Pilot Kalamazoo, Mich. (AP) ? For most boys, the question of whether to be a jet pilot or a fireman is lust too much. But Chet Douglass is both. As a member of the Kalamazoo Fire Department, he roars down city streets riding the great red trucks. As Capt. Douglass of the Michigan Air National Guard, he roars into the wild blue yonder ind has twice broken the sound barrier. Advance Performance Chesterfield, N. H. (AP) ? John E. McLean, 91, an advance man [or an auto thrill circus, was fined 1100 in municipal court. He plead ed guilty to a charge of driving while under the influence of liquor. His court appearance came ifter an unexpected performance in which his car went over an eight-foot embankment. Meeting Postponed The County Board of Commis sioners will meet at 10 a.m. Mon day, Nov. 8, instead of Nov. 1 be cause election will take place Nov. 2. Principal Lists Honor Students At Newport E. B. Comer of Newport School, this week released the names of students who received a 90 or bet ter average for the first reporting period. The honor listing begins with second grade. Grade 2 ? Trudy Brasda, Billy Sue Carroll, Frances Emory, Cher ry Garner, Trtody Jefferson, Phyl lis Lockey, Jean Smith. Marlene Jernigan, Dwayne Ogles by, Ronald Mann. Lewi* Mag'giolo, Robert Gould, Thimothy Forrest, Prentiss Garner. Terry Garner. Blair Slaughter, Virginia Barnes, Betty Fulcher, Eloise Green, Jeinette Gould, Da ger Caudill. Holland Millis, Tony Minatel, Arvella Dingess. Karen Hardesty, Sharon Hardesty, Karabeth Mau ney, Lynne Perkins, Gwen Spencer. Grade 3 ? Chester Garner, Gloria Vining, Tracy Vfning, Gloria Gar ner, Sue Gerock, Mickey Simmons, Dianne Garner. Judy Gaggiolo, Mary Grace Gould, Barbara Miller. Glenda Min ter, Leona Teasley, Dottie West. Grade 4 ? Robert Hasket, Mac Murdoch, Robert Quinn, James Williams, Brenda %Cox, Nancy Gar ner. Sharyl Hyder, Barbara Maddry, Bessie Oglesby, Sarah Roberts, Dona Sanderson, Martha Temple, Evelyn West. Marvin Edwards, Brian Smith, Alice Avery, Lavonne Garner, Marilyn Jones, Jackeline Malone, Nancy Sanders. Patricia Sessions, Margaret Sim mons, Ruth Smith, Phillis Young blood. Grade 5 ? Victor Reynolds, Tom my Williams. Brenda Jefferson, Brenda Simmons, Linda Godwin, Melvin Flemming. Alexis Jones. Tommy Garner, Allen Kelly, Jean Carroll, Lindwood Howard, Carolyn Avery, Marsha Garner. Grade 6 ? Joe Garner, Lela El liott, Laynnc Garner. Betty Green, Jo Anne Kelly, Donna Licarri, Gail Minter. Linda Pringle, Eileen White, Sharon Wilkinson, Lewis Forrest, Everette Clark, Betsy Gould, Anne Garner. Linda Dickinson, Eddie Lynn Garner. Grade 7 ? Allen Trader, Eula Warren. Mary Gould, Linda Ed wards, Linda Garner, Judith Har desty, Shelva Mann, Martha Pol lard, Florida Simmons, Laretta Simmons. Grade 8 ? Patsy Forrest, Peggy Cannon, Johnny Mason, Glinda Haulsey, Glinda Miller, Signa Roberts. Grade 9 ? Brenda Kelly. Grade 10 ? Gilbert Garner, Ger ald Miller, Berlyn Temple, Irene Corbitt, Belva Fulcher, Nadine Garner, Bonnie Garner. Betsy Garner, Gaynelle Gray, Janice Howard. Peggy Jack How ard, Virginia Mann, Reba Masters, Betty Ruth Moore, Rachel Sim mons, Rebecca Simmons, Jo Ann Wade. Grade 11 ? Barbara Chadwick, Willilou Mason, Ruden Russell. Grade 12 ? Rita Mann, Betty Gray, Larry Howard, Edward Car raway. County Wins Recognition For Recent Campaign Mrs. J. C. Harvell, Morehead City, chairman of the Crippled Children's Society in the county, announced yesterday that the county has received an award for its outstanding showing in the Crippled Children's campgain last spring. The award was made at the re cent meeting in Greensboro. Win ning counties were determined on the basis of the manner in which they conducted the campaign, pub licity, and financial return in re lation to county population. Collected here last spring was more than $900. Mrs. Harvell said. Negro News Morehead City Hospital Admitted: Jesse Wilson. Beau fort, Sunday; Mrs. Leroy Sharpe, Beaufort, Tuesday. The Willing Worker's Clift will ? meet on Monday night at 8 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Jefferson Stamps. A "Name" social will be held. The Rev. A. M. Jones, of More head City, will preach Sunday at 11 a.m. in the Christian Star Church. There will be a pig's-feet and chittlin's supper at the Masonic Hall Saturday night starting at 8 p.m. The public is Invited. Coast Guard Officials Inspect Town Waterfront Lt. Cmdr. D. u. ?eu, command ing officer of the local Coast Guard unit, announced yesMrda? that investigation has started to-* ward elimination of fire h* tarda on the More he ad City waterfront. Chief Boatswain F. L. Skidmore, captain at the port, Norfolk, Va., came here by Coast Guard plane Wednesday, landing at the Beau fort-Morehead City airport Chief Boatswain It. B. Newell, commanding officer of Fort Macon CoMt Guard Station sod Chief Skidmore met with Commander Bell and Ted Garner, Morekead City fire commissioner. Port security and means of fire protec tion were diacussed by the group. Accompanied by E. L. Nelson, Morehead City fire chief. Chief Skidmore and Chief Newell toured Morehead City's waterfront. Commander Bell said, "After more complete inspection, recom mendations will be made to the Morehead City Beaufort Port Ad viaory Council for improvamnt of flra protection facilities."