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Mr. Dom Femia, Mr. George Dill,
- Dr. John Morns. Mr. Bud Dixon.
Mr. Junes Sanders and Mr. Floyd
Chadwick Jr., were among those
from More bead City who attended
the State-LaSalle basket ball game
in Raleigh Saturday night.
Mr. Jerry Schumacher returned
Friday from a visit to East Hart
fort, Conn.
Mr F M Chadwick and Mr
Dave Strickland returned Friday
from a trip to Florida.
Mr George Ball was in Raleigh
last Friday on business matters.
Mr and Mrs. John Oglesby spent
the weekend in Ayden with Mrs.
Oglesby's sister, Mrs. J R. Stokes.
While there they attended the wed
ding of their niece. Miss Betty Gas
kins. They also visited their grand
son, Mr Perry Gaskins, who is a
patient in the Pitt Memorial Hos
pital, Greenville.
Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Spencc left
Saturday for a month's stay in
Melbourne. Fla.
Mr. A. D. Holt., Syracuse, Ohio,
is visiting his son and daughter-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holt.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wade left
Sunday for a ten day stay in Flori
da.
Mrs. Charles Canfield and Mrs.
Charles North Bennett were in
Kinston Friday.
Mrs. Herbert Colenda and daugh
ter are visiting with Mr Colenda's
mother. Mrs. Gladys Colenda and
Mr. Colenda's aunt, Mia* Ada
Davis.
Mrs. Richard Guthrie, Madison,
N. J , is visiting with her mother,
Mrs. G. D. Canlield.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Dewey and Miss
Betty Harker were in Kinston Sat
urday night.
Dr and Mrs B. F Royal were
in Kinston Sunday where Dr. Royal
attended a medical meeting.
Mr. Charles N Bennett left Fri
day for Pascagoula, Miss.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Schumacher
were in Goldsboro yesterday.
Pvt. and Mrs. Ray Pelletier,
Petersburg, Va., spent the weekend
with Private Pelletier's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pelletier
Private Pelletier won the honor of
being soldier of the week at Fort
Lee, Va , and' this entitled him to
a thrce-dav pass.
Mrs. Roberts Hostess
To Couples Bridge Club
The Couples Bridge Club met
last Thursday at the home of Mrs.
A. B. Roberts. Mr. Vernon Der
rickson, of Dover, Del., was the
invited guest.
The winner of the high score was
Mrs. R. W. Taylor. Second high
winner was Mrs. George Ball and
Mr. R. W. Taylor was low.
The hostess served peach mer
ingue cake and coffee.
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of Harkert Island
Agent for
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Recent Bride
Mrs. Cone Johnston, the former Miss Myra Eleanor Murdoch, is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Murdoch, Wildwood. Her mar
riage to M/Sgt. C. Johnston, son of Judge and Mrs. V. M. Johnston,
Palestine, Tex., took place Nov. 27, at Conway, S. C.
Mrs. Mabel Shire/ Speaks
To Women of the Moose
Mrs. Mabel Shirey, Baltimore,
Md , was guest speaker Wednesday
night at a meeting of the Women
of the Moose. Mrs. Shirey, former
grand consul of the organization
was presented a corsage of white
carnations.
Mrs. Fay Condie and Mrs. Stella
Dunn were initiated into the order
at the meeting. Mrs. Mary Powers,
senior regent, presided.
Mrs. Evelyn Evans and commit
tee, served refreshments to the 21
guests and members present.
Mrs. J. C. Taylor Hostess
At Luncheon Thursday
Mrs. J. C. Taylor was hostess
for a bridge luncheon at her home
last Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Elliott Pigford was the invited
guest and was remembered with a
gift from the hostess.
Table prizes were won by Mrs.
David Murray and Mrs. W. A. '
| Lambeth. Mrs. Frank Pigford [was:
[ low. j
Mrs. Taylor served her guests
turkey, ham, cranberry salad, as
paragus, pickles and raspberry
sundaes with fruitcake.
Mrs. H. L. Rivers Guest
Of Thursday Bridge Club
Mrs. R. E. Laughton was hostess
to the Thursday Bridge Club and
Mrs. H. L. Rivers was the invited '
guest. (
Mrs. Gus Davis was winner of
the high score and Mrs. Carl Gun
nerson was second high. Mrs. S. A.
Horton was low.
A dessert course was served at ,
the end of play.
i Mrs. Dick Weeks will be hostess
to the club when they next meet. ?
Fortnightly Club
Meets with Mrs. Davant
The Fortnightly Bridge Club
met last Thursday with Mrs. C. R.
Davant. Guests of the afternoon
were Mrs. George Gamble and Mrs.
W. S. Kidd.
Mrs. G. C. Cooke won the club
high. Mrs. Paul Webb won low.
The guest high was won by Mrs.
Gamble.
A dessert course of pineapple
ice box cake and coffee was served
by the hostess.
21 Attend Meeting
Of Agnes Spence Circle <
Twenty-one members were pre
sent when the Agnes Spence Circle
of the Methodist Church met
Thursday night at the home of Mrs.
J. C. Taylor. Devotional* were
given by Mrs. Walter Morris.
Mrs. Taylor completed the mis
sion study course, Man and God
in the City.
Refreshments of russian tea and
fruitcake were served.
Stork News
Births at Nonhead City Hospital:
To Mr. and Mrs Bernard Wil
liam Sarvia, Morehead City, i son,
Bernard William Jr., Monday, Jan.
17.
To Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dean John
son, Havelock, a son. Horace Hed
don, Tuesday, Jan. 18.
To Mr. and Mrs. OUs Lee War
ren, Beaufort, a son, Gary Allen.
Wednesday, Jan. IT.
Births at Sea Level HoapMal:
To Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gilgo,
Atlantic, a son. Donald Carlisle.
Thursday, Jan. 10.
To Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Tarking
ton, Beaufort, a sod. Bruce Edward
Jr., Thursday, Jan. SO.
The Camp Glann Methodist Church
will serve a barbecue plate every
Friday from 11:S0 a.m. to 0 p.m.
I in the church. The proceeds will
go to the building fund
Hospital Notes
Morehead City Hospital
Admitted: Mrs. Andrew Hat
thews, Morehead City, Wednesday;
Mrs. Bernard King, Morehead City,
Wednesday; Mrs. B. F. Culpepper.
Newport, Thursday; Mr. Paskel
Deans, Beaufort, Thursday; Mrs.
Murray Lewis, Harkers Island,
Thursday
Mr. Frank Ramsey, Beaufort,
Thursday; Mrs. Georgia Davis, Mar
shallberg, Friday; Mr. Julius Poole,
Morehead City, Friday; Mrs. Ray
Taylor, Newport, Friday; Tommy
Willis, Beaufort, Friday.
Discharged: Mrs. Edgar Hibbs,
Newport. Wednesday; Mrs. Iris
Lewis, Morehead City, Wednesday;
Rebccca Willis, Morehead' City,
Wednesday; Ralph Wade Jr., More
head City, Wednesday; Mrs. Paul
Johnson. Morehead City, Thursday.
Mrs Austin Williams, Morehead
City, Thursday; Mr. C. A. Parker,
Newport, Friday; Mrs. Genoah
Willis, Salter Path, Friday; Mrs.
Doris K. Smith, Beaufort, Satur
iay; Mr. James C. Smith, Morehead
CHy, Saturday; Mr. Sylvester
WIMs. Morehead City, Saturday;
Mrs. Otis Warren and son, Beau
fort, Saturday.
Sea Level Hospital
Admitted: Mr. Herbert Noe,
Beaufort, Thursday: Mr. W. C. Hill,
Markers Island, Thursday; Mr.
Howard Pittman, Stacy, Friday;
Master Michael Golden, Beaufort,
Saturday; Miss Letha Mason, At
lantic, Saturday; Mrs. Edna Scott,
Markers Island, Saturday; Mr.
Monzo Salter, Sea Level, Sunday;
Mr. David Taylor, Beaufort, Sun
lay.
Discharged: Mrs. Beatrice Davis,
Marshallberg, Thursday; Miss
Christine Dunn, Beaufort, Friday;
Mrs. Robert Taylor, Beaufort, Fri
lay; Miss Lucy Dudley, Beaufort,
Friday; Mrs. Thelma Willis. Willis
Ion, Friday; Mrs. Melinda Smith,
Atlantic, Friday.
Mrs. W. J. Smith and son, More
head City, Saturday; Mr. Merrill
Fink, Havelock, Friday; Mr. Marvin
Willis, Smyrna, Sunday; Mrs. B.
E. Tarkington and son, Beaufort,
Monday; Mrs.Donald Gilgo and ton,
Atlantic, Monday; Mr. Howard
Pittman. Stacy, Monday; Mr. Bryan
Loftin, Beaufort, Monday.
Morehead City Baby Was
5,000th at Cherry Point
The 5,000th baby born at the
Cherry Point dispensary was Mark
Leroy Schmidt, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Schmidt, 437 Macon
Court, Morehead City.
Mark was born Sunday, Jan. 18.
He has a brother Joseph who is
ibout a year old.
CALENDAR Of EVENTS
TODAY
10 La. to MO pm ? Navy Ito
cniiter. Room 111. PMtoWn
Building, Mir it ml City
0:49 p.m. Rotary Club. Inlet
Inn, Beaufort
7 p.m.- Business and Professii
al Woman'a Club, Lottie Sanderi
Building, Beaufort
7 p.m.? Newport Businessmen's
Association, former school cafeter
ia, Newport
7:S0 pja.? Woman's Club. First
Christian Church, Morehead City
7:30 p.m. ? Organised Army Re
serve Corps. Potter Building, Beau
fort
8 p.m.? Lanier Book Club, Civic
Center, Morehead City
Simple Ceremony Unites
Couple Thursday Evening
In a simple ceremony in Gra
ham's Chspel, Mill Creek, Miss
Sadie Culpepper was married to
Mr. Pender Nolan Smith, of New
port, Thursday night. The Rev.
Harry Garris, pastor, officisted at
the single ring rites. The church
was decorated with white pom
poms and yellow gladiolas.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ottis Culpepper, New
port, and the groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Pender Smith, New
port.
Nuptial music was provided by
Mrs. Pearl Fodrie, Newport.
The bride wore a street length,
off-the-shoulder dress of , blue
faille. Her only ornament was a
double strand of pearls. She car
ried a bridal bouquet of white
roses.
The cousin of the bride, Miss
Barbara Chadwick, was maid of
honor. She wore a street length
dress of pink brocade and carried
white roses.
Mr. Donald Gelpin was best man.,
The mother of the bride wore a
black dress with black accessories
and a corsage of red roses.
The bride will graduate from
Newport High School this spring.
The groom attended Morehead City
High School and is now in ap
prentice school at Cherry Point
The couple will make their home in
Mill Creek.
Immediately following the cere
mony, a reception was given at
the home of Mrs. Price Adams,
aunt of the bride.
Nnxfroai
Jan. 19 ? The Rev. Robert Poulk
of Core Creek filled his regular ap
pointment here on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Emer of
Havelock spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. F.
Carraway.
Mr. and Mrs. Duffie Carraway
and Mr. and Mrs. Albert McNeil
motored to Oriental on Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie Carraway, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Claud
Edmondson, returned with them.
Mr. Haywood Pittman of Orien
tal is visiting his son and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pittman.
Mr. John Ball of Petersburg,
Va., was in the neighborhood Mon
day afternoon visiting old friends.
Mrs. Cera Banks, Mrs. Mattie
Pittman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ma
son and two children of Oriental
visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carraway
on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Carroll Smith of Bachelor
visited Mrs. D. M. Salter Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. P. F. Carraway, Mrs. Pete
Becton, Mrs. Agnes Flythe, Messrs.
Tom, Grady and Edwin Carraway
attended church at North River
Sunday night.
Birth Announced
Sgt and Mrs. Robert A Newkirk,
of Fort Campbell, Ky., announce
the birth of a son, Robert Jr., Tues
day, Dec. 21. Mrs. Newkirk is the
former Joele Marie Pittman, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mr*. Frank Pitt
man, Morehead City. Seargent
Newkirk is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Newkirk, Beaufort
Learn About Advantages of
Liquid Nitrogen Fertilizer
AT THE
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Wednesday, Feb. 2nd
10:00 A.M.
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Miss Corolla Piner Recent Bride
In Pine Island Bridge, Fla.
Before an alter banked with
batketa of white gladiolaa, pom- i
poau and fern. Mix Corella Piner <
became the b(Me of Mr. Curtia W i
Henderaon. The double ring cere- i
mony waa performed by the Rev. j
Charles L Miller, paator. at 7: JO
pjn., Jan. 8, in the Pine laland ]
Baptist Church, Fort Meyers, Pla. I
The bftde ia the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis K. Piner, Pine .
laland Bridge. Fla She U the
granddaughter of Capt and Mrs.
Albert Bloodgood. Morehead City,
sod Mrs. Mattie Piner and the late
Major Piner, also of Morehead
City. Mr. Henderson ia the son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Curtia Henderson,
Tampa, Fla.
A program of pre-nuptial muaic
waa given by Mrs. John Hart,
pianist and Mrs. Lawrence M.
Becker waa soloist.
The bride, given in marraige by
ber father, waa gowned in import
ed chantilly lace over bridal aatin
ind tulle. The molded strapless
tradice was covered with a tight '
ting matching lace jacket, trimmed
in aatin. Jhe long sleeves ended
with calla lily points at the wrists,
which were fastened with tiny
?atln buttons. Matching satin but
tons extended down the bsck to
the waist. Billowing tiers of lace
formed the waits length skirt.
Her waist circular veil of im
ported French illusion -vat attach
ed to a cap of matching lace, with
raffles of tulle and beaded pearls.
She carried a white Bible topped
with a purple throated orchid and
tuberoses with satin streamers tied
in lover's knots.
Mrs. Bruce Scott was matron of
honor. She wore a strapless waltz
iengtji gown of lime green nylon
net over taffeta, with a matching
taffeta jacket Her headpiece was
> crushed band of net interspersed
with tiny flowers. She carried a
nosegay bouquet of deep pink car
nations showered with green satin
streamers.
Maid of honor was Miss Effie
Henderson, Tampa, Fla., sister of
the groom. She was attired in a
strapless waltz length frock of
rellow nylon lace and net. The
Iress was styled with a lace jacket
ind circular net skirt with lace
inserts on the front of the skirt.
She carried a nosegay bouquet of
jeep pink carnations showered
with yellow satin streamers.
Mr. Eugene Henderson, Arcadia,
Fla., cousin of the groom, served
is best man. Ushers were Mr.
lesse Padilla, Mr. Floyd Levens
Fr , Mr. John Uhlar and Mr. Frank
hughes, all of Fort Meyers, Fla.
For her daughter's wedding, Mrs.
Nner selected a street length gown
>f tucked moire taffeta. She wore a
pink velvet flowered hat with
natching opera length gloves. Her
>ther accessories were navy blue
ind her corsage was white feather
id carnations.
Mr*. Henderson, mother of the
(room, chose a street length frock
of dark orchid ribbon nylon. She
wort i navy hat aad gloves with
matching accessories and a corsage
of white feathered carnations.
The bride's book was kept by
Mrs. Charles L. Miller, Pine
Springs, Fla.
For going away the bride wore a
jink linen dress trimmed in
?ink satin, and a fitted match
ing jacket She wore i blue vehwt
hat. blue accessories and the orchid
from her bridal bouquet.
The bride graduated irom Fort
Meyers Senior Hifh School in 1993.
She attended. the St. Uwia Insti
tute of Music and Bob Jonef Uni
versity In Greenville, S. C. Mr.
Henderson attended Fort Meyers
Senior High School and ia em
ployed as a surveyor with the State
Road Department in Bartow, Fla.
Willlstoa Club to Meet
The Home Demonstration Club
or Williston wiil meet today at
7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Mattie Gillikin.
WE SELL SERVICE
Yet, we sell INSURANCE but when you buy
protection from John L. Crump you also buy
SERVICE. Why not come in and talk over
your insurance need* with us. We will be
happy to be of SERVICE to you.
Telephone 6-4000
JOHN L. CRUMP
INSUROR - REALTOR
125 Arendell St. ? Morehead City
Phillips Hardware is Donating a
WESTINGHOUSE AUTOMATIC HEATING OVEN
Town & Sound Shop is Donating a
MARIE PHILLIPS LINEN DRESS
Jerry Schumacher is Donating a 11 x 14 Oil Portrait
The Dress Shop has Donated a
LADIES' SACONY PALM BEACH SUIT
Hamilton's, Inc., has Donated a Pair of Beaux Art
BOUDOIR LAMPS ? $33.00 Value
Hill's Men's Clothing Store has Donated a
MAN'S $35 PALM BEACH SUIT
Hardware A Building Supply Co. has Donated a
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