Beaufort Social News
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Mrs C. R. Wheatly and Mr*.
Joaeph House left Friday (or
Natehei, Miss., where they will
take. the Garden Tour.
Mrs. Robert Lee Humber of
Greenville arrived over the week
end for a short visit with Mr. and
Mrs Charles W. Davis
Mrs. Bob Dunn is visiting her son
and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs
Oswald Dunn of Bridgeton.
Gordon Davis and Bobby Davis,
students at Wake Forest, spent the
weekend at home
Mr and Mrs. C. D. Green and
daughter. Aline, of Duham. will
leave tomorrow after a week's visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Loula Styron.
Mr and Mrs. John M Duncan of
Raleigh spent the weekend with
Miss Lena Duncan.
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Miss Edna Frances Young spent
the weekend at home from tlreens
boro College. Greensboro, where
she is a member of the freshman
class. ,
Mr. and Mrs. T R Whitehurst
spent the weekend at Florence,
S C.
Mrs. Henry Hatsell returned
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she bad been visiting her KWlMlf
Mr. Dougald Kell left Thuraday
(or his home in Manaaquan, N. J..
after a short viait here.
Dr. W L. Woodard left Sadly
for Washington. D. C , ta altesd a
dental conference He will return
to his office Thursday.
Miss Kay Willis, a student at
East Carolina College, spent the
weekend at home.
Mrs. John E. Skipper of Fer
aandina Beach, Fla, spent thf
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Simpson.
Mr and Mrs. Carlton Dobson and
daughter, Joanne, of Richmond ar
rived Saturday for a viait with
Mrs. H. C. Jones. Mr. Dobaoa re
turned to Richmond Sunday while
Mrs. Dobson and her daughter will 1
remain* tor a week's visit.
Robert W. Safrit Jr., USA, who
has been stationed at Fort Bliss.
Tex, lAt over the weekend for
Fort Wadsworth, Staten Island, N.
Y , where he wiil be stationed.
Miss Carol Junes, a student at
Pineland College. Salemburg. spent
the weekend at home.
Mrs. W. K. Hinnant will leave to
day for Greenville to visit her
daughter and son in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. David Mosier.
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'Mr. and Mrs. Russell Meredith
and son, Teddy, who have been
visiting in Groton. Conn., arrived
yesterday for a short visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Simpson, be
fore going on to their home in
Fernandina Beach, Fla.
President Harold Hutson of
Greensboro College, Greensboro,
spent the weekend with the Rev.
and Mrs. J. D. Young.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Jones, former
ly of Fort Worth. Tex., spent the
weekend with Mrs. L. C. Davit
before going on to Newport News,
Va.. where they will make their
home.
Mr. John Edward Hellen of
Wilmington spent Sunday with
Mrs. C. R. Man son.
A. C. Blankenship spent the
weekend here. He is stationed with
G?1S'
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calendar of events
TODAY
10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.? Navy Re
cruiter, Room 1 1 7. Postoffire
BuiMing, Moretkead City
? 43 p.as.? Rotary Club, Islet
inn. Beaufort
7:30 p.m. Organised Army Re
serve Corps. Potter Building, Beau
fort
7:30 p.m.? Camp Glenn Parent
Teach er Association, lunchroom. |
Camp Glenn School
8 p.fct? AAUW, Webb Memorial
Civte Center, Mo re head City
8 p.m Literary and Art De
psrtment. Civic Center, Morehead
Ctty
8 p.m.? Order of Eastern Star,
Masonic Hall. Beaufort
WEDNESDAY
7 a.m.- Carteret County Toast
master Club. Hotel Fort Macon.
Morehead City
1:30 p.m. Social Security Rep
resentative. Courthouse^ Beaufort
6:30 p.m.- Garden and Civics
Club dinner, Civtc Center, More
head City
7:30 p.m. Tryouts for Communi
ty Theatre play. WMBL
7:30 p.m. ? Esther Rebekahs.
Recreation Center, Morehead City
7:30 p.m. ? Bible Study. First j
Presbyterian Church, Morehead
City
THURSDAY
10 a m. to 1 p.m Coast Guard
Recruiter, Postoffice Building,
Morehead City
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.- National Guard Unit,
Camp Glenn Armory
7:45 p.m. Woodmen Circle
Grove No. 263, hut east of Camp
Glenn
8 p.m. ? Order of Eastern Star,
Masonic Lodge, Morehead City
8 p.m.? Morehead-Beaufort Elks
Club, Elks Club, Morehead City
8 p.m.? Odd Fellows, Lodge Hall, I
Beaufort
8 p.m.? Alcoholics Anonymous.
Open Meeting, 426 v2 Front St.,
Beaufort
FRIDAY
7:30 p.m. ? CAP Unit, Beaufort
Morehead Airport, Beaufort
8 p.m. ? Senior play, "Mother is
a Freshman," Swansboro High
School auditorium
the Army at Augusta, Ga. Mrs.
Blankenship and young son, who
had been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Guthrie, returned
home with him.
Miss Patsy Daniels, a member of
the freshman class at East Caro
lina College, spent the weekend at
home.
John Lynch, Carl Lewis and Billy
Neal of Marsballberg, who have
been stationed at Fort Jackson, S.
C., will leave today for Camp Kil
mer, N. J., before going io Ger
many where they will be stationed
with the Army.
Mrs. Dan Yeomans of Markers
Island was taken to Sea Level Hos
pital yesterday.
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Mrs. E. L. Davis returned home
Saturday from Morehead City Hos
pital after having been a patient
there for the past two months.
Miss Annie Morton returned
home Monday from Morehead City
Hospital where she had been re
ceiving treatment.
Mrs. Davis Entertains
Bridge Club Thursday
Mr*. Norwood Young, Mrs.
Charles Cheek and Mrs. Clarence
Outhrie were invited guests Tues
day evening when Mrs. Charles
Davis entertained her bridge club.
Mrs. Davis served strawberry
short cake and coffee.
Women Attend Meeting
Mrs. Gordon Hardesty, Mrs.
George Laughton, Mrs. Pritchard
Lewis, Xrs Earl Taylor, Miss
Fanny Best and Mrv J. E.. Arring
ton left Monday for Asheville to
attend the State meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Union of the
First Baptist Church.
Woman's Club EUcts
N?w Officers .Thursday
Miss Laura Stephens was elected
corresponding secretary. Mrs. G. B.
Talbot recording secretary and Miss
Lena Duncan treasurer Thursday
evening when the Beaufort
Woman's Club met at the Inlet Inn.
Outgoing officers are Mrs. C. L.
Beam. Mrs. W. I. Loftin and Mrs.
E L. Davis. The new officers will
take over In October.
During the business meeting the
club vuted to donate $23 to the
cuunty library to belp pay for the
new roof, and the secretary was in
structed to write a letter of thanks
to the cemetery committee for the
new bulbs which have been planted
in the cemetery.
Miss Pat Webb, a county welfare
workfr. gave the program for the
evening. She spoke on social ser
vice.
Obituaries
WILLIAM HARDY WILLIS
Willi.? Hardy Willis, 67, died
Sunday night at his home at Davit.
Funeral services will be held at
2 o'cloc k this afternoon in the Free
Will Baptist Church, Davis, with
the Rev R. H. Jackson, pastor, of
ficiating. Burial will be in Murphy
Cemetery. The body will lie in state
in the church from 10:30 until
2 o'clock.
Mr. Willis, a veteran of World
War I, is survived by Ms wife
Mary; three daughters, Mrs. Leon
tine Morris, Alexandria, Va., Mrs
Edith Dempsey, Washington, D. C?
Mrs. Elizabeth Dudley, Davis; a
stepson, Everette W. Wilson, Wash
ington, D. C.; a brother, I. W.
Willis of Wilmington; four sisters.
Mrs. Mary Davis, Mrs. Dessie
Willis', both of Davis, Mrs. Agnes
Peterson, Mrs. Addie Willis, both
of Beaufort, and eight grandchild
ren.
Mr. Willis owned and operated
the Beaufort Tire Co., Ann Street,
Beaufort.
MRS. M. H. WILLIS
Mrs. Beulah Willis, 76, died Sun
day in a Raleigh hospital.
Funeral services will be held al
2 o'clock this afternoon at the Dill
Funeral Chapel with the Rev.
I .eon Couch, pastor o f the First
Methodist Church, Morehead City,
officiating Bural will be in Bay
View Cemetery.
Mrs. Willis, daughter of the late
William Scott and Nannie Young
Swindell, was the wife of the late
M. H. Willis of Morehead City.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
George R Nelson Jr.; four sons,
Malcolm. Russell E., Fred and Oar
land, all of Morehead City; and one
sister, Mrs May Mayatt of Raleigh.
Pallbearers will be Frank Gon
salves, Clinton Long, Tom Eaton,
John Eaton. Bobby Matthews and
Bill Caffrey. Honorary pallbearers
will be R T. Willis, Matt Nelson.
Luther Simmons, Walter Freeman
and Charlie Freeman.
MILS. WILLIE J. WILLIS
Mrs. Sabra Willis, 80, of Davil,
died Thursday night at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Davis
of Beaufort.
Funeral services were held at
2 o'clock Saturday afternoon in the
Missionary Baptist Church, Davis,
with the Rev. M. P. Garner, pastor
of the church, and the Rev. R. H.
Jackson, pastor of the Free Will
Baptist Church, officiationg. Burial
was in the family cemetery.
Surviving Mrs. Willis are four
daughters, Mrs. Ethel Davis, Mrs.
Charles Clifton, both of Beaufort,
Mrs. C. H. Davis. Mrs. Manly Mur
phy, both of Davis: two sons, E. G.
Willis of Windsor, Everett Willis,
USCG, stationed at Fort Macon; a
brother, Abram Davis; a sister,
Mrs. Hattie Murphy, both of Davis;
eight grandchildren and six great
grandchildren.
Stork News
Births at Morehead City Hospital:
To Mr. and Mrs. John Barbour,
Newport, a son, John Anthony,
Thuraday, March 10.
To Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gordon
Allen, Beaufort, a son, Stephen
[Ross, Friday, March 11.
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Hospital Notes
Marehesd City Hospital
Admitted: lira. John Barbour.
New^fct. Wednesday, Mr. Frank
Diaoff. USCG Fort Macon. Wed
nesday Mrs. Kermit Collins. More
head City. Thursday; 14 n Joaeph
Islington, Kwanaboro. Thursday.
Mr. Warren lackey. Newport, <
Thursday: Mr. Calvin Salter. At- ]
Isntic Beach. Thursday: Mrs. Don
sld Allen. Beaufort. Friday: Mrs.
Robert Cantelli, Morehesd City. '
Friday: Mr. Edward W. Lewis, Mar ?
shallberg. Friday. I
Miss Annie Morton. ? Beaufort,
Friday: Mrs. Herbert Phillips.
Morehead City, Friday: Mrs. John
W. Paul, Davis, Friday; Mrs. Perry
Taylor Jr., Morehead City, Satur- !
lay. j
Discharged: Mrs. Frank Jordan (
tnd daughter, Beaufort. W*ednes- t
Jay; Mrs. Everett Hodges. Have- .
ock. Wednesday: Mrs. J. J. Gilli- ?
In, Marshallberg. Thursday: Mrs.
indsay Howard. Ocracoke, Thurs
lay; Mrs. Anita Lewis, Beaufort, ,
Thursday.
Mrs. Acia Hons land, Suansboro
Friday; Mrs. Robert Lunsford and
son. Beaufort. Friday: Mrs. Daniel ,
lange and son. Beaufort. Friday: '
Mr. Vincent Rhue, Newport, Fri *
Jay.
All on Saturday: Mrs. Jerry Wil
.is and son. Morehead City: Mrs.
Luther Willis, Har leers Island: Mrs. (
(Jllian Davis, Beaufort: Margaret
L. Davis, Davis; Mrs. Ben Finer '
Beaufort: Mrs. Clinton l.ewis
Morehead City; Mr. Thomas Salter
Salter Path.
David F. imall
Makes Hit in Play j
The Carolina Playmakcrs' musi
cal production, according to More I
head City folks who saw it, ended 1
up as " Boat" because David F t
Small of MVirehead City stole the
Show.
In the well known play, "Show
boat," Mr. Small, a freshman at
the University of North Carolina,
sang Ole Man River and was greet t
ed every night with thunderous
applause.
The musical was presented re
cently at Chapel Hill. The perfor
mance of March 6 was seen by
Miss Madeline Royal, Mrs. Tressa
Vickers, Mrs. William Murrill and
son. Bill, and Bob Rich, all of
Morehead City.
Mr. Small, who was valedictorian
of the class of 1954 at Morehead
City High School, is a member
of the University Glee Club and
was chosen from over three upper
classmen for tbe role of Joe in the
popular story of the Mississippi. j
The Playmakers presented a
wonderful show, according to the
Morehead City viewers, and Mr. .
Small's rendition of Old Man River
was so enthusiastically received,
that the musical was held up tem
porarily by the applause.
Mr. Small, who is majoring in
music at the University, Is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. David F. Small,
Morehead City.
Tryoata Tomorrow
Tryouts for the next Carteret
Community Theatre play. "The
Night o( January 16Ui." will take
place at 7:30 tomorrow night at
radio station WMBI..
M*m Cwim
Fourth, Fifth
Pantomine at
A pantomime ill ? spring gar- i
Jen was presented by Mrs. Thetma I
Moore's fourth and fifth grades
it the PTA meeting at Smyrna
ast night. Robert Needs, a junior,
?poke on "The United Force#" Pro
(ram for Better Befools."
Mrs. Earl Murdoch of Wildwood
aos guest speaker, at the meeting
)i the FHA Chapter Tuesday.
March 8. Mrs. Murdoch discussed
ichoola in her native Germany as
rontrasted with American achools.
ind she answered questions from
Jie group. The FHA girls say.
Thank you. Mrs. Murdoch!"
Senior class mascots for 1955 arc
.inda Wade an 4 Travis Davis.
Smyrna School was again host to
he State School Board Associa
lon on Wednesday. March 9, with
i clam bake at the school. More
letails next week.
That spring is almost here was
?vident recently at our school
vhen a general 'spring cleaning"
vas conduct cd from grades 1 12.
In less than two hours time, win
lows were gleaming and incinera
ors full. Then on Saturday "Uncle
lettie" waxed all the floors in the
igh school building This has been
i "slipping and sli.ling" week, but
Keep this recipe handy when you
ire cooking elbow macaroni. Add
i tablespoon of salt to three quarts
>f boiling water; add one half
MHind (2 cups) ol elbow macaroni
;lowly so that the water continues
o boil. Stir occasionally but do
lot cover. Cook only until just
ender ? eight or nine minutes
ttis makes about four cups of
rooked macaroni.
Grades Give
PTA Meeting
no casualties have been reported ?
so far.
Miss .Vosie I'igott's eighth grade 1
members have been celling cup : (
cakes to raise money to buy cui ,
tains for their classroom. H
leteeemen May l?y
Symphony NUmlMrsMp*
9. A. Chalk, president at the
rarterH ehaptjr of the N?rtl?
Carolina Symphony. hM announceJ
lhat lair membership! far the ?ynv
phony ran (MM be bough! Iron
lames Wefcb al the Murehead ittf
F'ostoffice.
The Little Symphony will appear
al Ihe Morehead C'ttjr School oft
Wednesday. March 23. The chil
dren's concert, free lo school chit
[Iron, w ill be given at the Beaufort
Si hool auditorium thai afternoon.
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