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Trawler
(Continued from Pin 1)
rUft boh?. The forefoot U bolted
to the keel with \ inch galvanized
carriage bolts.
Deadwood, shaft alley, stern
pott, and horn timber are cut from
8 x 10-inch Scatter* pine
Floor timbers are cut and mold
ed to shape from 4 x 10-inch heart
pine, and bolted through the keel
with one fc-ineh galvanized car
riage belt each. Frames are steaifr
bent to shape train 2H >4-ltirh
white Oak. spaced 12 inches center
to center They are bolted to the
floor timbers with two each tt
inch galvanized carriage bolts.
Top clamp and beam shelf is con
structed of two pieees of 2 x 6-inch
Southern pine and one piece of
4 x 4-inch oak.
Planking is of 2-inch fir, fastened
with 3 'i -inch galvanized boat nails.
The nail holes are bored and
plugged Planking is caulked with
caulking cotton from keel to cap
4 x 8 inch Southern pine spaced 12
rail and the inside of the waist
also is caulked.
Deck beams are molded from
inches center to center and bolted
through the 4x4 oak beam shelf
with one >4 -inch galvanized car
riage bolt on each side. Decking
is constructed of 2x4 Southern
pine. The deck is caulked with
caulking cotton and paved with Jef
feries marine glue.
Engine stringers are constructed
of two pieces of 4 x 10-inch South
ern pine, installed from the for
ward bulkhead of the engine room
through the fish hold to the end
of the shaft alley. The stringers
are bolted through frames and
floor timbers with Si-inch galvan
ized carriage bolts in each frame.
Engine room floor beams are
constructed of 2 x 4-inch Southern
pine, fastened to each side of the
boat's framing with No. 20 gal
vanized round nails. Decking is of
1-inch pine fastened with No. 8
galvanized round nails.
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LENNOXVILLE
V
Aug. 9? Mr. Gus Meden, who
spent the past week here with his
family, left Sunday afternoon for
his home in Jersey City, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Daniels
and children of New Bern RFD
spent the past weekend here with
Mr. and Mrs. James Willis.
Mr. R. K. Wasson, who has been
a patient at Camp Lejeune hos
pital, was able to spend the week
end at his home here.
Mrs. Richard Cttrvin and sons,
who spent the past month here
with her mother, Mrs. Julia Pake,
returned to their home in Kenton,
Ohio, last week.
Mr. Shirley Pake and son, Royce,
of Williston visited relatives here
last Saturday.
Mrs. ftubert Everhart and daugh
ter, Laura Swan, and Mlsa Sandra
Whitehurst of Beaufort visited rel
atives and friends here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Willis and
son visited her mother Sunday af
ternoon.
Mr. and Mr*. Frank Mcintosh
and daughter, Eleanor, visited his
father, Mr. Ferate Mcintosh at
Marsh all be rf Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Bert Conner and ten, David,
spent the past week with her mo
ther, Mrs. Roy Goodwin, at Brigan
tine, N. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Taylor vta
ited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Melntoah
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Jot Goodwin and Mr. Bart
Conner spent the weekend at Brig
antine, N. J. Mrs. Bert Conner and
son accompanied them back home.
Master Bobby Goodwin has re
turned home after spending tha
summer with his mother and fa
ther at Atlantic City, N. J.
Mrs. James Willis ii visiting
relatives at New Bern this waak.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Daniels spent
the weekend at Bath. Mr. Daniels
returned home Sunday. Mrs. Dan
iels is visiting relatives there
through this week.
Mr. and Mr*. Valverta Gamer
of Newport spent the weekend
here with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Daniels vis
ited Mr. and Mr*. Charlie Paha
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mary Lee Mason of Atlan
tic Was a visitor here Sunday.
Mrs. Karl rubber of Can#
Glenn visited Mrs. Dallas WIBIa
last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaek Pilcher and
daughter. Teresa, Mr. and Mrs.
William Tickle and two children
visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Monree Simpson the past weekend.
Mr. Frank Lewis and daughter,
Winifred, was hi the comiptmity a
,k m t _k:tA
anon wniic iboimij .
Reynolds A Co.
Clayton u< Harry Fulcher abtard their new trawlrr.
Straits MYF Elects New
Officers at Monday Meeting
Presbyterians Plan New
Campaign for Spring
Officers of the First Presby
terian Church, Morehead City, au
thorized the start of a new build
ing fund campaign in the spring of
1857.
The building funds was started
in January 1054 with $1,728 and
grew to $101,612. To date, $96,481
has been invested in buildings and
property. The fellowship hall, the
first completed unit in the build
ing program, was consecrated in
July.
The church stands 21st in per
capita giving among North Caro
lina Presbyterians with $151.62 per
member in 1955.
55-Foot Trawler, June T,
Launched at Williston
The SS-foot fishing Irawler, June
T., was launched last Friday at the
Williston Boat Works. The trawler,
owned by Mrs. Walter Teich,
Adams Creek, is now being out
fitted at Machine and Supply Co.,
Beaufort.
Captain of the trawler will be
Paul Davis, of Davis. Captain Davis
has shrimped off Florida, Texas,
and Campeche, Mexico.
The new trawler is named for
Mr. and Mrs. Teich's daughter,
June.
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Patsy Chadwick was elected
president of the Straits Methodist
Youth Fellowship at its meeting
Monday night.
Other officers are Patricia Davis,
viec-president: Brenda Watson, sec
retary; Jerry Whitehurst, treas
urer: Marv Ellen Chasteen. re
porter, and Miss Chasteen and
James Mears, recreation chairmen.
The MYF and interested friends
will attend a weiner roast and
watermelon cutting Monday night
at the ferry dock. Plans for the
affair were made at this week's
meeting.
Miss Chasteen was selected as
delegate to the annual MYF con
ference at Duke University Aug.
13-18.
The MYF has been quite active
recently. Three picnics have been
held, membership has increased,
and the following junior MYF
members have joined the senior
group: Alice Chadwick, Brenda
Watson, Patsy Chadwick and Pa
tricia Davis.
Outgoing officers of the MYF
are Dorothy Chadwick, president:
Marion Chasteen, vice-president;
Mary Ellen Chasteen. seeretary:
Jerry Whitehurst, treasurer, and
Dennis Hutchings, Dorothy Chad
wick and Mary Ellen Chasteen, re
porters.
The U.S.S.R. has one farm work
er to 2 or 3 people while the
United States has one farm work
er for 17 people.
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CAROLINA
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that'a aound, aoUd, won atte?ailt. That *
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Aug. A ? Dr. ud Mrs. D. J.
Herrington of Waco, Texas, and W.
P. Harrington of Rocky Mount ar
rived Tuesday to spend a week
with Mrs. P. P. Garner and family.
Tommy Stobaugh of Norfolk.
Va., is visiting his grandmother.
Mrs. Lucy Stobaugh.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Long arrived
home Friday after spending sev
eral days in the western part of
the stste
Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Horace l'ar
lette and children. Betty Tommy
and Lorry, of Norfolk. Va., left
Monday after spending the week
end here and attending the Hef
rlngton family reunion
Kn. J. S. Neal of Norfolk. Va.,
Is spending some time here with
her mother, Mrs. P. P. Garner.
Mrs. Troy Brown and mother,
Mrs. Bessie Herrington. returned
to their home in Norfolk, Va.,
Monday after spending the week
end here with Mra. P. P. Garner.
tfoyd O. Harness of Raleigh ar
rived Saturday to Join hit wife and
children, a ho had been here for
a week. They returned home Moo
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Small of
Wilmington. Del., are spendieg
several days here with Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Sanders.
Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers re
turned to their home in Elisabeth
C*? Muaday tftet the Mekend
k M? wtlh Krt tlantfr GMK.
?ri T. ft. fiMMt Mid children.
Jenny Lynn and Tommy, left Mon
day to spend a week at the 4-H
Club camp in Swannanoa.
Mr. and Mri. Billy Week* and
daughter, Catharine, and a grand
?on, spent tbe weekend here and
attended the llerrington family re
union on Sunday. They returned
to their home in Pageland, S. C..
Monday.
Mrs. Sallie Bland and grahdaon.
Dickie Godfrey, have returned to
their home in Ohio after ? pending
aome time here with Mf. and Mrs.
J. S. Bell.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles Her
rington and daughter, Betty, of Ta
ker City, Miss Capitals llerrington
and Mr. and Mrs. J. & Rogers of
Sooth Carolina were weekend
guests of Mr ami MH. D Ira Oar
Mt,
Mr. and Mr*. W B. Allen and
chiliNn. BIB S?MMr. *?r?r<
?nd Jm. m Mcatl*ifB( Ihn week.
The) went to Cherokee. ?nd will
viait friends In Tmimsmc before
returning home.
Mrs. Leon A. Mann ?pent Sun
day is Atlantic.
Mr* Marshal England and so*.
Winston, and Mrs W. C. Liiacomb
of Hopewell. Va? visited Mrs Zeb
Mauney lad week. Karabeth Mau
ney returned hone with them to
spend several weeks with her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Lipscomb.
Mr. and Mrs. James Quinn and
son. Danny, are spending some
tine In Texas with Mrs. Quinn's
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cannon and
daughter. Peggy, have returned
home from Cherokee where they
saw "Unto These Hills."
Mr and Mrs. William McClana
[ han left Wednesday for California.
FISH BOXES
MoldiHft, Nails, Olidden Paints, Groceries,
A ute and Aviation Gas and Oil.
Airport Service Center
WmI Beaufort Road Phone 2-5866
tort Calendar
Has* htfrMl ? Sailed from
Morehead City at 2 p.m. Wednes
day after discharging nixed car
go of oil product! Returned to
Baytown, Tex.
USNS Schuylkill ? Due to ar
rive Friday, Aug 24, at Aviation
Fuel Terminals with eargo of Jet
fuel. Leaving Texat City, bound
for Morehead City, Aug. IT.
Legislator to Speak
D. G. Bell, county legislator, will
?peak on the Pearsall plan at the
Morehead City Lions Club meeting
Thursday night, Aug. 16.
ABC StaM July Saks
Amount to $70,840.55
Sale* at ABC (tare* in the eaun
ty last month totaled $70^*0.3fi
Morehead City sales were **4.402
89. Beaufort (ilea *13,371.90 and
Newport sale* *10408
Distribution of profits were as
follows: Morehead Ctty HospMal
$2,760.34. Beaufort *B0OJSt New
port *673.03. and the county **.
2112* North Carolina sales tax to
taled *7,0*0.70.
Most women turn left aad Most
men turn right when they enter
a store.
Bottled by C. D. Distilling Company, Nicholasville, Ky.
Oisti ibuted by Canada Dry Gingtr Ale, Inc., New York, N T.
6
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Big Chief toy if you tired of carrying around Papoose; time
you got tome modern transportation. Come straight-as-arrow
to Parker Motors where mighty braves or Chief himself will
save you plenty wampum. Read smoke-signals right and take |
advantage of this offer we make without reservation. (
No Indian talk, no double-talk, nothing bat the facts In this
standing car values. Read this list over carefully, because
seriously looking for a good used car, you'll find what you
or yoa won't find it anywhere.
'55 Ford 2-Door
Custom $1,550
'84 Ford 4- Door
Custom . .
... 1,250
T
'54 Ford 4-Door
Mainline 1,150
'55 Ford 2-Door
Mainline 1 ,495
'53 Ford 4-Door
Custom 1,050
'51 Ford 2-Door
Custom 350
'49 Ford Club
Coupe, Custom 125
'47 Ford Station
Wagon 100
'51 Ford 4-Door
Custom 250
'56 Ford V? Ton
Pickup ...... 1,250
'53 Olds "88"
2-Door 895
'54 Ford "6"
2-Dr. Custom. . 1,095
'50 St ude baker 2-Dr.
Champ 180
'50 Ford 280
'53 Chevrolet 2-Dr.
' 210
'52 Chevrolet 4-Dr.
< Deluxe . i .v .
'49 Chevrolet
2-Dr. Deluxe . .
'41 Plymouth
4-Door . . .
'52 Plymouth
4-Door
'55 PlymoHth 2-Dr.
Station Wagon
'49 Pontiae Sta.
Wagon
'50 Pontiae 2-Dr.
Hardtop
'49 Olds "76"
2-Door
'50 Bukk 4-Door
Super
'50 Buick 4-Door
Super ,
'53 Chevrolet 1 ton
Truck
'51 Ford
'82 Ford
'82 Plymouth
'81 Plymouth ....
list of out
if you are
want here,
940
750
180
100
378
1,698
350
450
280
200
200
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598
798
888
380
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?1 Wayi dealt fairly with traders and It feipected by all. When you hay
from the Chief at Parker Motor* yarn Iumw you deal with aa "Honest
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