Theatres Offer Choice
Between Music, Action
A pair of westerns opens the
week at the two theatres in More
head City. Oklahoma, starring
Gordon McRae and Shirley Jones,
represents the lighter, musical
side of the old west. Jt will run
At the Morehead Sunday through'
Wednesday.
K o d g e r s and Hammerstein's
musical classic, Oklahoma, which
has been thrilling the world for
nearly 14 years, is rated as a
"must" for all movie goers. The
songs in this fascinating musical
production are as fresh and lilt
ing today as they were in 1953 on
Broadway.
Gun for a Coward stars Fred
MacMurray and Jeffrey Hunter
in an action-packed thriller whieh
runs Sunday through Tuesday at
the City. Istanbul completes the
bill of fare for the week at the
Morehead, while the City will fea
ture Fats Domuo in Shake. Rat
tie, and pock Wodnesdap through
Friday and a doubt* feature pro
gram on Saturday.
Action packed though it i>, Gun
for a Coward presents characters
which are by no meant the stock
figures of frontier drama. Each of
these characters emerges as a
genuine human being.
Istanbul marks a new milestone
in the fabulous career of Errol
Flynn, returning him to American
films after an absence of more
than four years and presenting
him in a tender, romantic por
trayal as compared to his trade
marked past appearances as the
screen's number one swash-buck
ler.
There's plenty of action stuff for
the incomparable Errol in "Istan
bul." 01 'ourse, but it is in the
romance department, sharing hon
ors with Miss Cornell Borchers,
that he scores ku most impressive
showing. 1
Th? Hawk's Carntr
Cheerleaders Appear
With New Pom-Poms
By JUDY SLAUGHTER
H| everybody! Yes, here we are
again this we?k with a lot more
news from NHS. Last week every
one was so busy with exams 1
didn't get a chance to interview
a Mr. and Miss Senior, but I
made up for it this week by in
terviewing Betsy Carroll Garner,
and Gilbert Giles Garner.
Next week, as the result of many
suggestions, we? will have last
year's seniors
and what they
are now doing.
So watch for
this, because it
might be very
interesting.
I don't think
many schools
are as lucky to
have such a
good principal
as NHS does.
Judy Slaughter
Not only can Mr. Comer supervise
the school very well, but he is an
unusuplly good teacher.
He in teacher for the civics class
now, and he really does make the
subject interesting. Everyone in
the class seems to like him, and
his method of teaching very much
Our cheerleaders have a new
attraction now. Last Tuesday night
they came out with their new pom
poms. These are very pretty and
they just match their suits which
are blue and white. It seems as
if the cheerleaders did a lot bet
ter that night.
Much to everyone's sorrow, New
port lost two games to Swansboro,
at Swansboro gym. The Junior
Varsity lost the first game by
about 11 points, then the girls
came along and lost theirs. When
the boyi game started jupt about
everyone was afraid that we were
going to lose the third game, but
we didn't.
I think Leston Gillikin, Berlyn
Temple and Gilbert Garner,
played the best ball they have
ever played in the last quarter
of that game. That game was the
closest one we have had.
This was the first game the
Junior Varsity has lost this year.
I think they deserve a lot of praise
for ^eir good work.
The second year home economics
class ha$ come to the beat part
of the year. We have at laat start
ed cooking. Wedneaday, the sweet
aroma of fried chicken, cherry i
pie, hot rails, steak, and other I
good thing* to eat, was flowing j
down the halls of NHS.
All the poor girls and boys in
high school were standing at the
door utterly starving, but much
to their misfortune they couldn't
get in. Instead they had to watch
us eat.
About a month ago I gave you
some written work from some of
the primary grade children. This
week I'm going to give you four
written stories from Mrs. Geral
dine Garner'a third grade. I would
like to thank Mrs. Garner very
much for letting me have these
to put in the Hawk'e Cemer.
"Ice Skating"? By Saab Savage
Ice skgting is a lot of fun, but
sometimes when you're Qn the run,
the toes of your akates dig in the
ice, and when you fall, you don't
look nice,
"Oar
We ma
3' Frances Kelly
e cotton anew men |
few days ago. We had a goo4
time. Ftrat we put snow on th#
blue paper, than we cut the body
out. Next we put the buttons on,
then added the eyes, mouth, anjj
nose.
We cut snowflakes out of white I
6VMMOMS AT ONE TIM?.?
in una rtaaai its the
?WOVEN COLf
paper, and added them to our pic- 1 ,
ture. They were very pretty when
we finished.
"A Short Meeting"? By Jan Roden
One Friday afternoon our 3-G
Club was just beginning to have
a meeting, when all of a sudden
the bell rang. Mrs. Garner looked
at her watch, and much to her
surprise, it had stopped. Our meet
ing ended with us hurrying to
pick our books.
"Our New Students"
By Leonard Avery
In January two new children ;
came to our room. One was a girl
named Carol Thome, who came
from Camp Glenn School. The
other was a boy, Shane Giles,
from Cherry Point. We are glad to
have them in our room.
As Mr. and Mrs. Senior this week
we have Betsy Carroll Garner and
Gilbert Giles Garner.
Betsy is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel M. Garner, route 1
Newport. She was born March 19,
1939. She is a 5*6", 116 lb blonde
with blue eyes.
In high school, Betsy has been
in the glee club for 4 years, FHA
four years, newspaper staff, an
nual staff, French club, and the
basketball team. Among Betsy's
favorite* are: subject ? typing;
teacher ? Mr. King; sport? basket
ball; food? chicken; singer ? Pat
Boone; song? Don't Forbid Me.
Gilbert is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd N. Garner. He was
born to these lucky people on Feb.
8, 1939. Gilbert has beautiful brown
hair and blue eyes. He stands 5'
11", and weighs 150 lb.
Gilbert plays as a left guard or.
the basketball team. He is one of
the very outstanding boys on the
team. He is also a member of '
the baseball team.
Gilbert has belonged to such or
ganizations as the FTA, student
council, paper staff, has driven a
school bus, participated in the
junior play, and has been a class
officer. When asked what Gilbert's
favorite pastime was, he said
"going to Morehead to see Tressa
O'Neal."
Among his other favorites are:
singers? Nat King Cole and Joni
James; food? pizza pie; sport
basketball; subject ? business
math; teacher? Mrs. Mann; song
? Mona Lisa. Gilbert attends the
Franklin Memorial Church in
Morehead City. After graduation
Gilbert plans to attend North
Carolina State College.
Jan. 30 ? Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
A' ilce* spent the weekend here
Nth Mr and Mrs. E S. Elliott
Edward Earl Carraway, who at
ends State College, is spending a
ew days at his home here.
Mrs Rena Edwards spent a few
lays in Atlantic with her sister last
?eek
Mr. and Mra. James M Rogers
returned to their home in Elizabeth
-?t> Monday after spending the
veekend here with Mrs. Claude
Earner.
Ormsby Mann of Washington, N.
spent the weekend here with
liis family.
Mrs. Leonard Thompson return
ed to her home in Durham Sunday.
She was accompanied by her par
snts, Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Gar
Mr.
Lt. Commander and Mrs. J. R.
Murdock and little daughter. Pe
nise, returned t? their home in
Alexandria, Va., after a week here
with Mr. and Mrs. M. D. McCain
and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Murdock.
Miss Nina Garner and T. R. Gar
ner attended the NCEA meeting in
New Bern Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gould Jr.
and family spent Sunday in Fay
etteville visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Davis Simmons. They were accom
panied by Mrs. Eva Simmons.
D. G. Goodwin and \. W. Garner
have <?one to Florida to carry Mrs.
V. J. La Shan and little daughter,
Marisa, who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. N. W. Garner.
Mrs. J. W. Durrance of Edison,
Ga., is spending sometime here
with her daughter, Mrs. L. H. Gar
ner Jr., and her family.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conner of
Winston-Salem spent the weekend
here with Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Sim
mons.
Sam Smith, a student at State
College, is spending a few days at
his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gould and
little son of Raleigh are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gould.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar llibbs and
little son. Rocky, and Mrs. Parker
Guthrie returned home Monday
from a trip to Durham and Reids
ville. Mr. Hibbs also attended the
furniture showing in High Point.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Pruit and
chlidren returned to Chinquapin
Sunday, after the weekend at their
home here.
Club Meets
Mrs. Parker Guthrie entertained
two tables of bridge on Friday
evening.
Mrs. M. C Howard was high
scorer, Mrs. R. L. Pruit second
high and Mrs. S. A. Perkins and.
Mrs. C. H. Lockey won slam prize.'
Mrs. Lockey also won bingo. * 1
The hostess served open face
sandwiches, candy and nuts.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service held its general meet
ing Monday evening in the Educa
tional building.
Mrs. Floyd Garner was in charge
of the program and several ladies
took part in the discussion "Islands
in Our Own Community."
Mrs. Rena Edwards, president,
presided over the business session.
A discussion on raising money to
help the Teen-Age Club was the
main issue.
Mrs. C. M. Hill, Spiritual Life
leader, closed the meeting.
Eagle Tries to Kidnap
Small Dog in Michigan
Wakefield, Mich. (AP)? Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Evans of Nobleville,
Ind., tied their Chihuahua dog
outside their Lake Gogebic cottage.
Soon after they heard their dog's
cries and rushed out to find a
large eagle on the animal, trying
to fly away with it.
The couple said they frightened
the bird away and treated the dog
for gashes, scratches and cuts
from the eagle'* claws.
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that \\
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