Garden Club, Chooses
Peturiio at Flower
Members of the Swanshoto Sea
?pray Garden Club met in the
Community Building at Swansborc
Thur&day Feb. 2. They selected
aa their club flower the petunia.
Their colors are wave white and
aea green.
A constitution was discussed and
adopted and those present signed
the roll as charter members.
Officers elected were Mrs. Ralph
Gibson, president; Mrs. Robert
Passingham, vice-president; Mrs. C.
H. Wifhey. ?ocond vice-president;
Mrs Robert L Evans, third vice
president; Mrs. Quentin iiinton.
secretary; Mrs. Jerry Wells peak,
treasurer; Mrs. Effrom Smith, his
torian librarian
The following committees were
asked to serve: Mrs. Alvin White,
Mrs. Leon Parker. Mrs. Rupert
Taylor, ways and means. Mrs. L.
G. Duprce. Mrs. B M. Lieko. plant
exchange and horticulture.
Mrs Mary Taylor, Mrs S. F.
Milsted, Mrs. Una Guthrie. con
servation; Mrs. Woodrow Brite.
Mrs S. L. Baughman. exhibition
and flower shows; Mrs. Walter Biz
?ell. Mrs. Zclman Merrill, Mrs. W
J. Kay, Mrs Mollis Plimpton, pro
jects; Mrs. Al Fields, garden ther
apy; Mrs. Jean Bley. parliamen
tarian; Mrs. Edith Murray, tele
phone.
The next meeting of the club
will be Thursday. Feb. 16. at 10
a.m. in the Swansboro community
building. Ladies from thp Swans
boro School district who are in
terested are invited.
MORE MOREHEAD CITY
SOCIAL NEWS ON PAGE fl
Morehead ?rty Social News
Nlw Evelya WxUrgart. SwMy Editor . .. M1W
Miss Marine McLohon, senior
student at Peace College. Raleigh,
will spend the weekend here.
Mr. E. D Holt, Sycamore, Ohio,
i is here for an indefinite stay with
his son and daugfcter-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Holt, and grand
daughter, Barbara.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stroud.
Greenville were visitors here Wed
: nesday.
Mr ;ind Mrs. Samuel Edward
Dribble, fclizabethtown, Pa., and
cnroute to Florida, spent Monday
with Mrs. Dribble's brother. Mr.
T. Bartlett Sage.
Mrs. Gus Davis was at New Bern
1 Monday.
Mr. Archie Davis, Durham was
here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. CecH Sewell drove
I to Chapel Hill Tuesday where Mrs.
Sewell will have a check-up at
Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. J. S. Mcl.ohon spent Tues
day at Raleigh visiting her daugh
j ter, Maxine, a senior at Peace Col
. lege. . . i
Mrs. Foy Guthrie returned Wed
j nesday from a trip to Charlotte.
Mrs. Delma Midgett has returned
! to her home here from Texas
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'where she has been (laying with
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Mrs. Rot' t Harrell ai)d Mrs
Dewey Willis went to Chapel Hill
yesterday to see Mr Harrell who
>is a patient at Memorial Hospital!
, there.
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Mils Ada Davis left Wednesday
with her nephew. Mr. Arehie
Davis, for a visit with he and his I
I family for several weeks at Dur
ham
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Mr and Mrs. J. L. Seamon drove
to Raleigh Sunday to return their
son. Totiy Jr., to a business col
lege there. They were accompan- (
icd by Misa Louise White, student
at Meredith College.
Mr. George Smith, Atlantic*
Beach, took Mrs. Smith to Chapel 1
Hill Tuesday where Mrs. Smith is
receiving treatment at Memorial '
! Hospital. <
Pfc. Robert Bowers, stationed
.with the 324th Army Band at Aber
deen f*roving Ground, Md., spent i
last weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mr?. A. L. Bowers
Mr. Alton C. Willis, Durham, is L
at his home here due to the ill- 1
ness of his mother, Mrs. Mollie B.
Willis. Mr. Willis is attending a
barber school at Durham.
'Women of the Church
To Moke Draperies
The Women of the First Pres- ( :
hyterian Church decided to or- ,
ganize a sewing group when they,'
met at the church building Mon
day night. They wiJI make dra- j
peries foe the building. Mrs. J. W. j
Kellogg was named chairman. :
Mrs. Malcolm Goodwin gave the j
program, a study of American 1
family life.
| The women decided that each j
circle of the church shall take
turns assisting Mrs. Albert Harris
and Miss Rosalind Colley, young
people leaders, in the serving of
dinners to the Youth Fellowship
which meets every Sunday night.
Mrs. H. !,. Joslyn was named
chairman of the World Day of
Prayer at the church Friday. Feb.
17. The benevolence budget for
next year was set at $200, with
Mrs. J. W. Jackson, chairman.
Mrs. Carroll Morgan, Mrs. Hen
dricks Wells, and Mrs. R. W. Wells,
circle chairman, presented their
reports. Mrs. W. J. Cherry, presi- j
dent, presided. The meeting was i
opened with a hymn and Mrs. H*n- j
dricks Wells gave the devotional, j
Miss Colley. secretary, and Mrs. |
S. W. Thompson Jr., treasurer, j
gave their reports. The treasurer
announced that she has sent four
copies of the Presbyterian Woman
; to each bircle.
: Officers for 1956 were an
I nounced They are Mrs. Cherry.
; president ; Mrs. R W. Wells, vice
president: Mrs. Thompson, trehs
|urer; Mrs. Joslyn, historian.
: On the committees Mrs. Kay
j Klein is chairman of spiritual
| growth; Mrs. Myle Bland, church
{extension; Mrs. J. C. Lucas, an
jnuities and relief; Mrs. Goodwin.
; world missions; Mrs. Morgan,
j Christian education; Mrs. R. B
Howard, stewardship: Mrs. G. ? L.
Spring, general fund agencies:
and Mrs. Kellogg, publicity.
Miss Sandra Ball, daughter of
; Capt. and Mrs. Haywood Ball,
; formerly of Norfolk, is one of the
Icommittee. chairmen of religiaus
emphasis week at Mary Washing
ton College; University of Virginia,
at Frederrckiburg, Va., this week.
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TODAY
7 p.m. ? Finer Carolina meeting ;
for Morehead Cltj, Sanitary Fish
Market and Restaurant
7:30 p.m. ? Woodmen of the
World Newport Camp No. 336,
Howard Hall, Newport
8 p.m. to 10 p.m. - Morehead
City Chapter No. 223. Eastern Star,
reception, Masonic Temple, More
head City
MONDAY
8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Social Se
curity Representative, Courthouse.
Beaufort
10 a.m. County Ministers Asso
ciation, Civic Center, Morehead
City
12 noon ? Morehead City Mer- ,
chants Association, Hotel Fort Ma
con dining room, Morehead City j
6:30 p.m. ? Medical Society.
Morehead City Hospital
6:30 p.m. ? Rotary Club, com
munity ubilding, Newport
7 p.m. - Down East Lions Club, !
Atlantic School Cafeteria
7 p.m.- Jaycces. Hotel Fort Ma- '
con, Morehead City
7 p.m.- Jaycees, Scout Building, I
Beaufort
7:30 p.m. Morehead City Par- 1
ent-Teacher Association, School
Auditorium. Morehead City
7:30 p.m. ? Woodmen of the
World, hall cast of Camp Glenn
School
7:30 p.m. Miriarr. Rebekahs, j
lodge hall, Beaufort
7:45 p.m. ? Newport Masonic
Lodge, Howard Hall, Newport
8 p.m. Loyal Order of Moose,
lodge hall, Atlantic Bcach
8 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous,
closed meeting, 426lfc Front St? I
Beaufort
TUESDAY
6:45 p.m. -- Rotary Club. Inlet
Inn. Beaufort
7 p.m. Adult Farmer Associa
tion, Newport School
7:30 p.m. Coast Guard Reserve
Unit, Coast Guard Station, Fort
Macon Road
7:30 p.m. ? Beaufort Parent
Teacher Association. School Audi
torium, Beaufort
7:30 p.m. Ocean Lodge. Ma
sonic Lodge, Morehead City
8 p.m. -Lanier Book Club, civic
center, Morehead City *
8 p.m. -Women of the Moose,
lodge hall, Atlantic Beach |
Betty Davis Announces
Bridal Attendants' Names
Miss Betsy Ann Davis, who will
be married tomorrow evening to
Mr. Gene Bnwen, will have Miss
Corinne Bell Webb as her maid
of honor.
Miss Carolyn Laine and Miss Pa
tricia Willis will be bridesmaids.
Mr. Gerald Fulford will be best
man for Mr. Bowen and ushers
will be Mr. William Howland, Mr.
Joe Norris and Mr. R. E. Wells.
Miss Maxine McLohon will be
soloist with Mrs. George Mizesko,
accompanist. Dr. John H. Bunn,
pastor of the First Baptist Church,
will officiate.
Will be Attendant
Miss Wynema Rose Archambault,
Pawnee Sioux, Cherry Point, will
be one of the Indian girls who
Misc (Indian) America III, Rita
Ann MacLaughlin, of Crow Agen
cy, Montana, has invited to act as
her attendant during the 1956
show of All-American Indian Days
in August at Sheridan, Wyo.
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Bowen-Davis
Mrs Walter Davis Jr.
rcqucati the hoaur
of your pretence
at the man'a^t of her daughter
Leisy Ann
to
Mr. Gene Gilbert Bowen
on Saturday,
the eleventh of February
at seven-thirty o'clock
First Baptist Church
Morehead City
No formal invitations have
been sent in the county but all
friends are cordially Invited.
Get-Acquainted Party
Plans Made by Circle
Plans were completed for a get
acquainted party when the Su
preme Forest Woodmen Circle met
Friday night at the Woodman hall.
The party will be Fritfay, Feb. 17,
at 8 o'clock.
The event is for the Woodmen
of the World, their families and
friends, the circle and their fam
ilies and friends. The entertain
ment committee is Mrs. Lois Kit
trell and Mrs. Alice Ebron.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Mary Brinson, chairman, and
Mrs. Novella Schlingman. Mrs.
Schlingman, president, presided.
The circle's next business meet
ing will be Friday, March 2, in the
Woodman hall.
Presbyterian Pastor
Lists Sermon Topics
The Rev. Albert G. Harris Jr..
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, will deliver the sermon,
The Mastery of Jesus, at Sunday
morning's service at 11 a.m.
The scripture will be Mark
6 45-46
Th# Youth Fellowship will have
a program at 6 p.m. on World Mis
sions.
Mr. Harris will speak on Jesus
and Prejudice at the evening wor
ship service at 7:30 p.m. The scrip
ture passage for the sermon are
chapters 5 and 6 in Mark.
Mr. Harris announces that Joe
DuBois has been elected head of
the construction committee of the
church, with J. D Holt, Mrs. J. W.
Jackson. Mrs. William J. Blair, and
Jasper Phillips as members of the
committee.
Morehead PTA to Hear
History of Education
When the Morehead City Parent
Teacher Association meets Monday
night at 7:30 in the school audi
torium the theme of the program
will be about Founder's Day, fea
turing the history of education in
Morehead City.
Mr. George Dill, mayor, will be
the guest speaker Tribute and
honor will be paid the teachers in
appreciation for their service.
The Rev. Albert G. Harris Jr.,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, will give the devotionals.
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Stork News
I Births at Marehead City Hoapiul
To Mr. and Mrs. David Clarence
Traxler, Newport, a daughter, Lin
da Dianne, Monday, Feb. 6
To Mr and Mrs. Gerald Salter,
Davis, a daughter, Karen Sue, Mon
day, Feb. 6.
To Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Thomas
Cannady, Broad Creek, a daugh
ter, Connie Colleen, Tuesday, Feb.
7. i
To Mr and Mrs. James E. Law
rence, Beaufort, a daughter, Wed
nesday, Feb. 8.
Births at Sea Level Hospital:
To Mr an'' Mrs. Raymond Sty !
ron. Cedar Island, a son, Roger
Guion, Monday, Feb. 6.
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Mrs. Day Hostess
to Naomi Bible Class
?ixteen members j>f the Naomi
Class of the First Baptist Church
met Tuesday nit hi at the home
of Mrs, Leland Day Misa Thelma
Mallard, Pollocks ville, was a vis*
itor.
Valentine games were played
and prizes won by Mrs. James Wil
lis, Mrs. Leslie Brinson, and Mrs.
A. L- Bowers. Refreshments and
decorations were in a Valentine
motif.
The meeting was opened with
sentence prayers, followed by a
devotional toy Mrs. Eugene Willis
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