IMorehead City Social News
Itha Eniya WMtargart. Society Editor Hw Mil#
. Carol Gibbs celebrated her third
'birthday Sunday by iaviting 12
boya and girla to a party. Birthday
cake, fee cream and cookiei were
?erred the guests who Here also
given party baskets filled with
favors.
Mrs. K. W. Olsen left Friday for
Miami, Fla., to join her husband,
? Captain Olsen, captain of the yacht,
" Mary Z. They will make the trip
? back here together in about six'
r weeks
??- Mr. J. S. McLohon returned
? Thursday night from the Veteran's
Hospital in Richmond, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bell, formerly
of Morehead City, have moved
from Greenville to the Chestnut
Hill section of Raleigh. Mr. Bell
is with the William Daniels Photo
Finishing 'Company there.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Joyner Jr.,
of Farmville, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Leary.
Mr H S. Gibbs Jr., and Mr. F.
A. Cassiano were in Raleigh Thurs
day and Friday for business
reasons.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Webb
have recently moved from Plain
field, N. J., to Philadelphia Street,
Pine Bluff, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Freeman spent
the weekend in LaGrange with
their daughter, Mrs. Lavera Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor were
in Norfolk for several days last
week.
Mrs. Ruth I-eary McRacken and
daughter, Bobbie) of Scotland
Neck, spent the weekend with Mrs.
McRacken's mother, Mrs. L. L.
Leary.
Mrs. W P. Freeman returned to
her home Saturday after being a
patient at the Morehead City Hos
pital for several days.
Mrs. Clara Wade and sons,
Claude and Donald, spent Sunday
in Mebane with Mrs. Wade's
daughter, Mrs. Ed Berry. Donald
U home on leave from the Army
and will leave March 5 for pan
Diego, Calif
Mr. and Mr, Charles North Ben
nett are leaving today for varloui
placet in Mississippi. They will
be gone for several weelu.
Dr. and Mrs O. G. Fritz, of
Walkertown, are the guests of Dr.
and Mrs. G. C. Cooke this week.
Hospital Note*
Morehead City Hospital
Admitted: Mrs. Norman Willis,
Beaufort, Wednesday; Mrs. Charles
Dudley, Newport, Thursday; Mrs.
James Griffin, Morehead City,
Thursday; Mrs Manly Styron,
Morehead City, Thursday.
Discharged: Mrs. Lee Bratton
and son, Havelopk, Wednesday;
Mr. Henry A. Brooks, Hurkers Is
land, Thursda> ; Mrs. Jerry J.
Chudej, Havelock, Thursday; David
Conner. Beaufort, Thursday; Mrs.
Kail Diekerson, Beaufort, Thurs
day
Mrs. Charles E. Moore, Beaufort,
Thursday; Mrs. Macon Moore, Har
kers Island, Thursday; Mrs. Craw
ford Malone and son, Morehead
City, Thursday; Mrs. Homer Wel
lons, Havelock. Thursday; Mr.
Jack Eubanks, Morehead City, Fri
day; Mrs. George Equals, Beaufort,
Friday.
All on Saturday: 'Mr. Leon D.
Hunnings, Newport; Mrs. Hal
Willis, Davis; Mrs. Walter Free
man. Morehead City; Mrs. Cartie
Fulcher, Stacy; Mr. Francis Kirk,
Beaufort; Mr. Thomas Bell, New
port; Mr. Wayland Doggett, More
head City; Baby Alice Smith, Sal
ter Path; Mrs. Earley Whaley and
son, Newport.
Sea Level Hospital
Admitted: Miss Nora Emundson,
Ocracoke, Thursday; Mrs. Catherine
Gillikin, Harkers Island, Friday;
Mr. H. T. Khue, Beaufort, Friday;
Mr. Tom Styron, Sea Level, Sun
day.
Discharged: Mr. John Styron,
Stacy, Saturday; Baby Kenneth
Chadwick, Harkers Island, Satur
day; Mrs. Dewey Taylor, Havelock,
Saturday; Mrs. Beulah Hardesty,
Beaufort RFD, Sunday.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
TODAY
10 a m to 3:30 p.m.? Navy Re
erultcr Room 117, Postoffice Build
ing, Morehead City
7 p.m.? Newport Businessmen's
Association, former school cafe
terea, Newport
7 p.m. Buainesa and Profesaion
al Women's Club. Jefferson Hotel
Coffee Shop, Wort-head City
7:30 p.m. Ocean Lodge, Masonic
Lodge, Morehead City
7:30 p.m? Woman's Club, Flrat
Christian Church, Morehead City
8 p.m. -Lanier Book Club, Civic
Center, Morehead City
8 p.m.- Women of the Moose,
Lodge Hall, weat of Morehead City
WEDNESDAY
7 a.m.? Toaatmasters, Hotel Fort
Macon, Morehead City
10 a.m.? Altar and Rosary So
ciety, St. Egbert's Catholic Church
3 p.m. Camp Glenn School.
Teachers session. Topic, "The Role
of the Teacher in the Prevention
of Alcoholism."
3 p.m. -Beaufort High School
Auditorium. Women's session. The
topic, "Women and Alcoholism."
7:30 p.m.? First Methodist
Church, Morehead City. Topic,
"The Church and Alcoholism."
7 30 p.m. ? Carteret Community
Theatre, Scout Hut, Beaufort
7:30 p.m.? Es t h e r Rebekahs,
Recreation Center, Morehead City
7:30 p.m. ? Bible Study, First
Presbyterian Church, Morehead
City
THURSDAY
9 a m. to 12 noon ? FHA Loan
Supervisor, second floor, Postoffice
Building, Beaufort
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.? Coast Guard
Recruiter, Postoffice Building,
Morehead City
11 a.m. ? Social Security Repre
sentative, Postoffice Building,
Morehead City
12:30 p.m. Hotel Fort Macon
Luncheon meeting of civic clubs.
Topic, "Alcoholism in Industry."
2:30 p.m. ? Queen Street High
School, Beaufort. Topic, "The
Role of the Teacher in the Preven
tion of Alcoholism."
6:30 p.m. Rotary Club, Flem
ings Restaurant, Atlantic Beach
Causeway
6:30 p.m. Lions Club, Recrea
tion Center, Morehead City
7:30 p m. Morehead City High
School. Topics, "The Prevention of
Alcoholism," and "Some Causes of
Alcoholism."
7:30 p.m. ? National Guard Unit,
Camp Glenn Armory
7:45 p.m. Woodmen Circle
Grove No. 263, hut cast of Camp
Glenn
8 p.m.- Odd Fellows, Lodge
Hall, Beaufort
8 p.m.- Alcoholics Anonymous,
Open Meeting, 426 Front St.,
Beaufort
8 p.m.- -Woman's Auxiliary of
Veteran's of Foreign Wars, at the
home of Mrs. Nannie Hansel^. 305
Moore St., Beaufort
FRIDAY
7:30 p.m. CAP Unit, Beaufort
Morehead Airport, Beaufort
7:30 p.m. American Legion, hut
west of Morehead City
7:30 p.m. American Legion
Auxiliary, hut west of Morehead
City
8 p.m.? Pre-organizational meet
ing, American Association of Uni
versity Women, Civic Center, More
head City
Mrs. Jones Entertains
Friday Bridge Club
The Friday Night Bridge Club
met at the home of Mrs. Paul
Jones last week. Mrs. Frank Swin
dell was the high score winner.
Mrs. Lonnie Daniels won second
high score and Mrs. Clyde Willis
was low.
During progressions refresh
ments of potato chips, candies and
iced drinks , were served. At the
end of play, Mrs. Jones served a
congealed salad with pickles, sand
wiches and coffee.
The club will meet this week it
the home of Mrs. J. G. Bennett.
Winners in Tournament
At the Carolina Bridge Tour
nament held over the weekend in
Raleigh, Mr. A1 Dewey, Morehead
City, and Dr. Charles Duffy, New
Bern, won the master point game.
Also playing were Mrs. Duffy and
Mrs. D. J. Lewis, New Bern.
T? w Topk?
Student Honors
Play, 'Just Duck
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Ibrjr Smith ud Terry Um
The county FHA president (or
the year '55 ? -86 it Bradley Mc
intosh He was elected at the meet
ing two weeka ago and waa in
stalled at ti>4 county meeting Feb.
16. We would like to congratulate
Bradley on this honor.
The aenior'i have choeen (or
their senior play a story titled
"Just Ducky." The play will be
given April 1 and tryouta will be
gin this week.
Plans (or the Junior-Senior have
started by the juiuor class. The
chairman o( each homeroom are
leading their classes.
Mrs. H. Phillips' English class
have begun Silas Marner. They
intend to do Julius Ceaser and
Idylls o( the King be(ore school
is out this spring.
The teachers and Mr. Windell
have been trying to obtain better
and more educational movies (or
the high school. We have recently
seen "Tales o( the Vienna Woods,"
a story about Johann Strauss and
"Magni(icent Obsession," a story
about a doctor and a patient. We
greatly appreciate this e((ort put
(orth on their part.
The Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y have been
working together on reviving in
terest in morning devotions. The
programs are going to be held
in the auditorium and will be more
interesting. They are going to try
Emeritus Club Members
Attend Dinner and Play
The Emeritus Civic Club attend
ed a dinner at the Inlet Inn, Beau
fort, Friday night. Following the
dinner they attended in a group,
the Carteret Community Theatre
play, Arsenic and Old Lace.
Those attending were Col. and
Mrs. II. M. Blanchard, Dr. and
Mrs. G. C. Cooke, Mrs. Robert R.
Garvey, from Blowing Rock, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles W. Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Dowdy, Mr.
and Mrs. N. F. Eure, Mr. C. G.
Gaskill, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kellogg,
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Kidd, Mr. and
Mrs. D S. Merrill, Mr. T. B. Sage,
Miss Shawnee Spears, Mr. C. A.
Stone, Mr. N. L. Walker and Mrs.
Lillian Hendrix.
Demonstration Clubs
To Meet This Week
The Gloucester Home Demonstra
tion Club will meet Thursday at
2:30 p.m. with Mrs. Richard White
hurst, announces Miss Martha Bur
nett, home agent
Thursday night at 7:30 the Wil
liston Home Demonstration Club
will meet with Mrs. John Wade,
and on Friday the Cedar Island
Atlantic club will meet at I o'clock
with Mrs. Howard Nelson, Atlantic.
Stork News
Births at Morehead City Hoapital:
To Mr. and Mrs. Earley Whaley,
Newport, a son, Vernon Charles,
Tuesday, Feb. 15.
Sewing Class to Meet
The sewing class for adults at
the Morehead City High School
will meet tomorrow night at 7:30.
Anyone interested, but who did not
.attend the first session, may enter
at this time. The instruction is free,
but each person should bring a
pattern and material for the gar
ment she wishes to make. Mrs.
Florence Cordova, the instructor,
may be reached by phoning 6-3390.
Ctrrlo to Meet
The Sutanne Land Circle of the
Methodist Church will meet tonight
at 7:30 in the home of Mrs. Ed
ward Earl Guthrie, Avery Street
Extension. Mrs. Carol Ballon is co
hostess.
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The program yesterday had Dr.
Bunn speaking to the group. Thel
ma Memakis played the piano,
Charles Canfield sang a solo, and
Patsy Holt presided aver the meet
ing.
Renee Kemp and Norman Larkee
are going to speak this week. We
would Ilka to extend an Invitation
to all students to come to these
meetings. Lent services will begin
March 1.
The Try-HiY haa written a
round robin letter to their college
friends. This is a letter on a
roll of paper intended to express
friendship.
Miss Wilkes' class is working on
a debate entitled "Communism
versus Democracy." Billy Rich and
Mary Smith are the Communist
team while James Phillips and
Watson Morris are the Democracy
team. The debate will be beta in
the auditorium early in March.
The second year typing students
are typing 70 words per minute
with less than five mistakes. This
includes a deduction of 10 words
for each mistake.
The first year, typing students
feel that when they have com
pleted their typing budget for this
week they will be experts in mak
ing carbon copies.
The first year home economics
class has made posters and bulle
tins on the importance of good
food. They were judged by the
students of the home econmics
classes.
Miss Barri Burrage, of the Caro
lina Power and Light Co., dem
onstrated broiler meals and the
use of the range for the first year
home economics girls.
The Winter Band Concert was
given Feb. 17. The concert was
considered a great success. The
band as well as the other perform
ances were very well done. We
would like to congratulate Mr.
Ralph Wade, the director, and all
other supporters of this organiza
tion on their performance.
Three Hostesses Honor
Mrs. Herbert Phillip*
Mrs. H?rbwt Phillip, was hoaor
ed Wednesday night at a stork
ahover and bridge party in the
home of Mrs. Ruaaell Outlaw. The
hosteaaea were Mrs. William Oglaa
by, Mrs J. C. HarreU and Mrs. Out
law.
Mrs. Phillipa waa presented a cor
sage of white carnatiooi upon her
arrival. The decorations were in
pink, blue and white and the guests
ate by candelight.
The bridge high scorc waa won
by Mrs. W. C. Matthews Jr., and
Mrs. Jack Lewis won low score.
The canasta prize waa won by Mrs.
Howard Jones Jr., of Beaufort Mrs.
Bernard Weeber won the contest
prise.
A frozen dessert and coffee were
served.
Thursday Bridge Club
Meets With Mrs. Davis
Mrs. W. M. Brady was the in
vited guest when the Thursday
Bridge Club met last week at the
home of Mrs. Gus Davis. The
hostess won high score.
Mrs. Carl Gunnerson was sec
ond high, with Mrs. Robert iaogb
ton low.
Refreshments of strawberry
shortcake and coffee were served.
Cream Sauces
Add Zest to Food
By BUTH CURRENT
State Home Demonstration Agent
Meat loaf, casseroles, and cream
ed dishes ? Try using creamed
soups in meat loaf ? cream of
tomato, mushroom, or celery.
There are other creamed soups on
the market that will add zest to
meat loaf. I'll leave the experi
menting up to you and your imag
ination.
You'll find casseroles are a snap
to prepare when you use the new
method with condensed soup as
the sauce. Foods that add interest
and flavor to casseroles are chop
ped nuts (chestnuts, brazil nuts,
walnuts, almonds), chopped green
pepper, strips of pimento, sliced
olives. For good casserole toppings
use: crumbled crackers, crisp cere
als, or crushed potato chips.
Old favorites such as creamed
Change It 'with Seasons
The winter tide of this reversible coverlet is * cozy green but
spring ind fall see it as a handsome Yarmouth print (above) in un
glazed chintz in shades of green, pink, rose, turquoise. Pale pink
walls, soft green flooring and white furniture lend an all-year-round
airiness to a small room. Available ready-made or do it yourself.
ham and chicken a la king, are be
coming more and more a regular
part of our menus. These creamed
main dishes appeal to the whole
family. And they're so easy ? often
all the makings are right on the
kitchen shelf.
Serve creamed main dishes over
biscuits, toast, Chinese noodles, rice
or noodles, corn bread, waffles,
vegetables such as asparagus, green
beans, or potatoes.
Cream sauces the modern way ?
For many years cream sauces
(sometimes called white sauce)
have added a company touch to
family meals. These are hot sauces
made of thickened milk or cream.
They garnish, extend, or bind to
gether the foods with which they
are served. There's a pseedy new
way of preparing cream sauces by
using condensed cream soup. Stir
soup well in saucepan. Slowly mix
in milk. Simmer about 2 minutes.
Add tiny cubcs of Jellied cran
berry sauce to a grapefruit aspic.
Delicious with roast meat or baked
or broiled fish.
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