With th? Anwd Form
Ptc. Carl Lewis Takes
Part in River Crossing
Augsburg, Germany Army Pfc.
Carl Lewis, whose wife, Marlene,
lives on route 1 Pascagoula, Miss ,
recently took part in river cross
. ing exercises in southern Germany
The first troops went over in
boats under a smoke screen They
were followed by infantry soldiers
who crossed on a pontoon foot
bridge, built under simulated com
bat conditions.
Private First Class Lewis, son
of Mr and Mrs. Alex Lewis Jr.,
route 1 Beaufort, is an infantry
man in Company B of the 5th In-.
Ifantry Division's 10th Regiment.
He arrived in Europe in April of
this year.
A former employe of F. B. Wal
| ker and Sons, Pascagoula, Lewis
entered the Army in 1954 and com
ple'.ed basii- training at Fort Jack
son. S C.
1st Div., Germany -- Specialist j
Third Class Marvin M Meadows,
whose wife, Fernie, lives at Stella,
is scheduled to leave Germany for
the U. S. in September as part of
? Operation Gyroscope, the Army's '
new unit rotation plan. 1
Specialist Meadows' unit, the lit '
Infantry Division, is being replaced
in Europe by the 10th Infantry 1
DivisTbn The two divisions are the :
first units to take part in the
transfer plan. I
Meadows, son of Mr. and Mrs I
Dewey G. Meadows, Maysville. is
a cannoneer in Battery B of the <
division's 5th Field Artillery Bat- ?
talion He entered the Army in I
December 1953 and arrived over- i
seas in May 1954.
The 22 year-old soldier attended
Maysville High School.
The sons of Mr. and Mrs. E. F
Perry, Beaufort RFD, got together I
Tuesday. Aug. 23, in Germany. Cpl.
William H Perry, stationed near <
Darmstadt. Germany, was surprised
when his brother. Private James i
A. Perry visited him.
James, who is with an engineer
battalion stationed near Paris, is
due to leave for this country this j
month. He has been overseas for
the past 18 months. William is
serving with a signal battalion.
j Register of Deeds Lists
34 Real Estate Transfers
I Real estate transfers in the
county totaled 34 from Aug. 9 to
I Aug 22, according to Irvin Davis,
register of deeds. They are as fol
lows:
Morehead ? Joel M Anderson,
others, to William C. Wilkins and
wife. $100; Lindsay C. Warren Jr.,
wife, to Maybelle C. Waters;
Thomas J. Shaw and wife to Dan !
E. Williams and wife, $100; Willie
Gray, wife, to C. A. McCabe. wife,
$10; J. W. Pearson, wife, others,
to A H. Russell, wife. $10
J. F. Gant, others to J. E. Grant,
trustee, $10; A. F. Fleming, wife,
to Arthur Edmondson, wife. $10;
Erie L. Tilley and wife to Sallie B.
Diekens and others. $100; Alton
Barrett, wife, to Ira C. I^ong. wife.
$10; Luther Hamilton and wife to
Steve Roberts, wife. $10.
Gerald Phillips, wife, to Wrendel
Bennett, wife, $10; W. W. Denny,
I wife, to Wendel Bennett, wife. $10;
Philip R. Taylor and wife to Oe
tavious Kenneth Ellen and wife.
$10; Wachovia Bank and Trust Co.,
others, to Norman B. Moury. wife,
I $10, and K. P. B. Bonner, others,
to Seldon L. Sherwood, wife, $10.
Beaufort ? ? William T. l^ewis,
wife, to *Luther R. Th?*pcn, wifX
I $100; C. Z. Chappell. wif^ to Lu
cion Johnson. $10; Lena Morris
Stewart, others, to Leslie Norris,
$1; C. A. Merrell to Manly F.
Springle, wife. $3,500; William T.
Lewis, wife, to John P. Baptist,
wife. $100; Floyd G. Bryant, wife,
to Finley M. Thompson, wife, $10.
Whiteoak ? A. D. Ennett Sr., to
Zelma Merrell, $500: George A.
Merritt Jr. and wife to J. R. Daniel
and wife, $10; W. D. Norris. others,
to Wilbur H. Norris, wife, $100:!'
W. M Winberry and wife to
George A. Hulette and wife, $10.
and Guy Pritchett and wife to
Sarah S. Mercer, $10.
Markers Island ? Thomas B.
Lewis, wife, to Clarence A.
Michael, wife, $200. and Billy Nel
son and wife to Earl Hagan and
wife, $10.
Stacy ? Webster Mason and wife
to Homain Gaskill and others, $5.
Davis ? George W. Salter and
wife to Dallas Salter, $10.
Swansboro ? Catherine K. Ad- 1
ler and husbahd, Harold Adler, to
(?uss Crist and wife. $10.
Straits ? Henry C. Whitehurst
to Lillie Belle W. Alston, husband
Blair W,, $10.
Atlantic Reach ? J. C. Lanier '
Jr., to Ben L. Rouse and others, i
$10.
Marshaltberg ? Harvey Davis,
wife, to Leon Thomas, wife, $150.
The new Beaufort police car has
arrived and will be put into use as
soon as it is equipped with radio,
Chief Guy Springle said yesterday.
Larry Howard
Speaks on Safety
l*rry Howard, son of Moaes Ho !
ward, chairman of the Rotary saf
ety committee, spoke on the school
lafety patrol at the Monday night
meeting of t!.e Newport Rotary
Club at the Newport Community
Building
Larry stated that there hasn't
been a motor vehicle accident at
the school since the safety patrol
was started in 1949. He comment
ed that adults should set a good
example for the youngsters so that
they will cross at the crosswalks
instead of in the middle of the
?treet.
Larry graduated from Newport
Hign school last spring and was
:aptain of the safety patrol his
senior year. He was enrolled in
the troop when it was first or
ganized and was the only member
>f the charter group who stayed
with it until graduation. He was
lieutenant in 1953-54 and was pro
moted to captain last year.
The talk he gave at the Rotary
Club meeting will appear in Tues
day's NEWS TIMES.
Rotary President Edgar Hibbs an
nounced that there would be no
meeting on Monday night, Sept.
5, Labor Day.
Guests at the meeting included
Morehead City Rotarians H. L.
Joslyn and Tom D. Lewis, and
Leon A. Mann Jr. of Newport.
26 Acres Will Be
Sold Tomorrow
Twenty-six of the wooded acres
of the old rifle range west of
Morehead City and north of
Bridges Street will be sold at auc
tion tomorrow afternoon.
Subdivided into 44 lots, the land
will go under the hammer of Ro
ihelle Realty Co. auctioneers at
2 p.m.
It is owned by George R. Hoi
ton and A. E. Holton, both of
Winston-Salem.
Each lot contains more than
10.000 square feet. Streets are 60
foot widths. Mapping and engine
ering was done by Gray Hassell of
Beaufort.
Every person attending the sale
will have an opportunity to par
ticipate in a drawing. The prize
will be the choice of a TV set, a
washing machine or an electric
range.
Thursday's the Day
Farmer* who want loans to help
them survive damages caused by
hurricanes Connie and Diane
should contact I. M. Robbins. FHA
supervisor, on the second floor of
the pustoffice building, Beaufort,
from 9 a.m. to noon Thursday.
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Jaycees Make Final Plans
For Safety Check on Cars
Jerry Fraxelle told the Morehead
City Jayceea Monday night at the
meeting III the Hotel Fort Macon
that the auto aafety check program
will begin Sunday at 2 o'clock.
Aaaialing the Morehead club in
the project are the Woodmen of
me worw, Beaufort Jaycees, and
the State Highway Patrol
Assisting Mr. Frazelle ffi plac
ing Slow Down ^nd Live stickers
on vehicles to be stopped near the
Carolina Racing Association track
will be Jaycees Joe Nicholas, Ger
ald Murdock, Luther Lewis, Floyd
Chadwick, Dr. Russell Outlaw,
Billy Oglesby, Charles Willis,
Bruce Grisham, Dr. Robert Bar
num, Julian Murphy, Russ Willan
and Frank Casaiano
Awards to be Given '
Dr. Barnum reported that awards
will be given out to th^ winners
of the Miniature Golf Tournament
at next week'* meeting.
P. H. Geer Jr. stated that the
State Board of Health, in coopera
tion with town officiali. had
brought a sprayer into town from
Hickory and that they had sprayed
the town 'with a DDT solution to
kill mosquitos.
Most of the members seemed to
thiol, that the spraying was very
successful. ,
Mr Grisham reported on the
number of season tickets that have
*ieea sold thus far, and L. G. Dunn
reported on the football commit
tee's work.
Luther Lewis reported on the
Christmas lighting project and
said that stringers will be placed
across the street this year.
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