MoreheadGity Social News
Miu Ellen Bprdeaux, Socletjr Editor Rioar (-4171
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Egan and
daughter, MeUoda, ?>f Arlmtfto*,
Tex., arc spending this week with
Mrs. Eton's luwliwr, Mrs. A. B.
Buck.
Mr. and Mrs. John FusselL and
children, Jotowiy and Hath, left Fri
day for Bawsua. Ga, whet# ftwy
will visit his parents, Mr and Mrs.
J. O. Fussell.
Mr. and Mrs V ictor A Bell of
Smithfield. Va.. arrived Wednes
day. bringing their son. Jimmy, to
Camp More head. They visited Mrs.
Leslie Lee at her home at Club
Colony and returned to Smithfield
Friday.
Mrs. Charles Hines and son.
Chuek. of Kinston spent Friday
with Mrs. Leslie I.ee. Club Colony.
Mrs. Albert Cooper and two sons,
also of Kinston. arrived Thursday
for two weeks.
Miss Donna Wilkerson of Raleigh
h spending this week at Atlantic
Beach.
Mr and Mrs. Bill Moore had as
their guests last week Mr and Mrs.
Joe Whitley of Kenly, Mr. and Mrs.
Fori Brown and children and Miss
Betty Lou Merritt of Greenville.
Mrs. St .in Pajewski, the former
Mickey Gunnersen, of Brooklyn. N.
Y . Has returned home after a visit
with her parents, Mr ami Mrs.
Carl Gwnnersen. She has recently
returned from Las Vegas, Nev ,
where she was in the cast of Pa
jama Gome for six weeks.
Mrs. W M. Brady and daughter.
Kim. spent Thursday and Friday in
Durham.
Dr. and Mrs Ben Royal were in
Chapel Hill last Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. A. B. Roberts is attending a
district Woman's Club meeting in
Kinston today.
Miss Ann Stevens of Boston,
Mass., has arrived to spend the
summer with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs R. E. Stevens, at Atlantic
Reach.
Mrs. J. L. Sen HMD and daagb
ters, June and Joan, visited their
daughter and sister, Mrs. Gordon
MrCabe, and son in Goldsboro
Thursday. They also visited Mr.
and Mrs. Afvah Wheafton in Wil
son.
Mr. and Mrs. EArl HoR had as
their guests for the weekend her<
brother, Mr. and Mrs. James Hona
ker and daughter, Cheryl, of Win
ston Salem; her mother, Mrs. M. j
V. Honaker of Sparta and her sif
ter, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Uline and
children. Johnny and Betty Ann, of
Cleveland. Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. James Webb and
daughter, Nora Jo, and Mr. and
Mrs. N. R Webb arrived home Fri
day night from Charbataa. 9. C?,
where they spent several days.
Mr and Mrs Carlisle Goode and
three children have returned to
their home in Marion, Vs., after
spending some time with her
mother. Mrs Alvm WiHis.
Mr. and Mrs Jamie Harris and
children, of Norfolk. Vs.. arrived
Friday to spend several days with
Mr and Mrs. A B Roberts.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Jones
returned to their home in Fountain
Inn. S. C.t after spending a few
days at their cottage on 13th
Street
Mrs J. R Herring was called
to GuldsbOro Wednesday, due to
the illness of her brother. Mr. Ar
nold Smith.
Miss Libby Bell and Miss Glenda
Morto** are spending this week at
Caswell Baptist Assembly, near
| Southport. Mrs. B F. Morton drove
: them there yesterday.
Mr. Don F. Wilbs, Mrs. Bud
Mayo and son, Michael, went to
Rocky Mount Saturday to get their
i sister, Mrs. John Oechslie and
daughter, Betsy of New Rochelle,
N. Y., who arc visiting her mother,
Mrs. Lula Willis.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Swindell and
children have returned home from
; a four-day tour of historical places
j in Virginia. They visited the
[Jamestown Festival, two outdoor
dramas and several historical inu?
seums.
Mr. and Mrs. K R. Ball of Nor
folk are visiting his mother, Mrs.
George Purifov. Mr. Ball, who is
in the Coast Guard, is being trans
ferred to Bermuda Aug. 14.
Mr. Rufus Butner, who recently
underwent an appendectomy at
Kinston, is expected to return to
work today. Ife is cashier at the
Commercial National Bank.
Mr. Floyd Harris of New Or
leans, La., his daughter and son
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wat
son awl three children of Atlanta.
Ga., are here visiting relatives.
Mrs. Truman Kemp is recover
ing in Morehead City Hospital, af
ter undergoing an operation.
Mr. and \Jrs. Roy Purifoy and
three children are spending some
ifraf here with relatives. They are
from Rocky Monnt.
Mr. and Mrs. George Piner re
turned home Sunday from Jackson
ville, Fla., where they had been
visiting. Mrs. Maggie Piner of
Jacksonville, who accompanied
them here, fell and broke her arm
Sunday night. She is a patient in
Morehead City Hospital.
To Wed in October
Mi?s Jane Agnes Parker is the daughter of Talbot F. Parker of
Goldaboro and Atlantic Beach and the late Mrs. Parkar. Her en
gagement te William Whitfield Smith, son ef Mra. Alice hie Gee Smith
of ftaletgh and Roger A. Smith of Smlthfleld, la announced by her
father. An October wedding is planned.
Lloyd A. Fry Drivers
Compile Safety Record
Troy D. Moore, transportation of
fleer of the Lloyd A. Fry Roofing
Co., reported this week that coin
pony truck drivers had driven llt,
M7 mites during the past month
without an accident.
F* performing this feat, the
drivers were guests ot the com
pany at a recent dinner at Mrs.
RusaeU Willis Barbecue Restf
Cake Cutting Honors
Miss Howerton, Mr. Bell
Miss Jane Wright Howerton end
Mr. William Guy Bell, who ware
married Sunday afternoon, were
entertained at a cake cutting fol
lowing reheuraal Saturday night.
The hoateaaea were Mra L. J.
Norrie Sr. and Mra. Nerria Jr.
Mrs. Noma Sr. had decorated
her home with arrangements of
zinnias, marigolds and glarfiolaa
Guests were members of the wad
ding party and filenda of Me
Mrs. Noma Jr. poured punch,
which was served with mixed nuts,
bridal mints and individual dec
Wad Sunday Afternoon
Mis* Jane Vfr
Miss Jane Wright HwrtrtM and j
Mr. William Guy Bell were united
in marriage Sunday afternoon at
, three o'clock in the First Methodist
j Church. The Rev. J. F. Herbert,
pastor of the church, officiated at
| the double ring ceremony.
Baskets of white gladiotas were
placed in the chtfrch for decora
[ tion. Nuptial music was presented
! by Mrs. George Mizesko, organist,
| and Mr. WiHiam Laughton, soloist,
i Wedding selections included
Through The Years, Because, and
The Lord's Prayer.
The brfde, given in marriage by
; her father, wore a ballerina length
gown of chantilly lace and nylon
tulle. It was fashioned with a fit
ted lace bodice and a full tulle
skirt banded with lace.
The bodice featured a scalloped
yoke of tulle and a round collar.
Long sleeves ended in points over
the hands. She wore a waist length
veil of illusion, which was attached
to a crown of chantilly lace and
pearls.
She carried a white prayer book
topped with a white orchid and
showered with lilies of the valley
and satin streamers.
Mrs. David Stalker, niece of the
groom, was matron of honor. She
wore a ballerina length gown of
aqua nylon net over taffeta. She
wore gloves and headpiece to
match and carried flowerlets tied
with pink ribbon.
Mm Lib by BeM. niece of the
groom, was junior bridesmaid. She
wore a pink gown of nylon net
over taffeta with gloves and bead
piece to match and carried flow
ers like those of the honor attend
ant.
Mr. Wade Bell, brother of the
groom, was best man. Dr. Louis
J. Norris Jr. and Mr. Seldon Sher
wood were ushers.
A reception was held following
the ceremony at the home of the
bride's parents. Guests were greet
ed at the door by Mrs. A. H. Mc
Mr. and Mrs. Eastman
Entertain Mrs. Hedrick
Mr. and Mrs. George Eastman
entertained Sunday in honor of
Mrs. Eastman's mother, Mrs. W.
P. Hedrick of Tayloraville, who was
celebrating her Mth birthday.
Those who attended went to Sani
tary Restaurant for dinner Puncl
and cake were served at the East
man home later.
Children and grandchildren pres
ent were Dr. and Mrs. Mcintosh
Hedrick of Winston-Salem, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Phillip Hedrick, Dr. and
Mrs. Earl E. Hedrick, Miaa Jane
Hedrick, Mr David Hedrick and
Mrs. Sally Culpepper, all of Ra
leigh, and Mr. and Mrs. George
Eastman Jr., of Chapel Hill.
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ight llowerton
Donald and introduced to the re
ceiving line.
For her daughter's wedding.
Mrs. Howerton chose a powder
blue street length dress of charv
trlly lace over satin with matching
accessories and a corsage of roses.
For a wedding trip to the western
part of the state, the bride wore
a powder blue dress with matching
accessories and the white orchid
lifted from her bridal bouquet.
Upon their return the couple
will be at home at 10S N. 6th St.
The bride, daughter oi Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Howerton, is em
ployed at Carolina Power and
Light Co The groom is the son
of Mr. Sheldon Bell and the late
Mrs. Bell. He is also employed
at Carolina Power and Light Co.
Three Hostesses Honor
Miss Jane W. Howerton
Mrs. Frank Moran, Mrs. A. H.
McDonald and Mrs. Adam Mayer
were hostesses at a cola party
Wednesday afternoon honoring
Miss Jane Howerton, who was mar
ried Sunday.
The dining room of the Moran
home was decorated with whit*
column stock and brlstol fairy. The
table was covered with green and
white nylon net and was centered
with green candles. The living
room was decorated with arrange
ments of happiness roses and red
gladiolas.
Miss Howerton and her mother,
Mrs. W. H. Howerton, were pre
sented corsages and Miss Hower
ton received a gift of silver. Mrs.
David Stalker, a recent bride, was
remembered with a corsage and
a gift of linen.
The forty guests who called were
served tolas, open faced sand
wiches, cookies and bridal mints.
Hear Reports
The Carteret District Scout Com
mittee heard reports on the na
tional jamboree at VaHey Forge at
thohr meeting at the Marehead City
civic center Friday night. J. E.
Crowe presided at the meeting.
F>
TODAY
6:45 p.m.?Rotary Club, Scout
building, Beaufort
7:30 p bi ? Coast Guard Reoerve
U?U. Coat>t Guard Station, Port
lAaeon load
8 p.m.?Women of the Moose,
iodge hall. Atlantic Beach
8 p.m.?Meeting of local mem
bers oi Morehead City High School
Class of '34 at courtroom, munici
pal building.
WEDNESDAY
7:30 p.m. ? Esther Rebekahs,
recreation building, Morehead City
7:30 p.m.?Odd Fellows, recrea
tion building, Morehead City
7:30 p.m.?Heavyboat Army Re
serve Unit, Legion hut, Beaufort
8 p.m.?Altar and Rosary So
ciety, St. Egt>ert's Catholic Church,
Morehead City
THURSDAY
9 a.m.?Beaufort junior and sen
ior band students, band hut, Beau
fert School
(V30 p.m.?Rotary Club, lex Res
taurant. highway 70 west More
head City
6:3* p.m.? Lions Club, Hotel Fort
Macon, Morehead City
7:30 p.m.?National Guard Unit,
Camp Glenn Armory
8 p.m.?Order of Eastern Star.
Masonic locfge, Morehead City
8 p.m.?Morehead City-Beaufort
Elfrs Club, Morehead City
8 p.m.?Odd Fellows, lodge hall,
Beaufort
8 p.u ? Alcoholics Anonymous,
open meeting, 4261-a Front St.,
Beaufort
FRIDAY
7:30 p.m. ? Duplicate Bridge
Tournament, Inlet Inn, Beaufort
7:30 p.m. ? Woodman Circle,
Grove No. 263, hall east of Camp
Glenn School.
Jaycees Plan More
Frequent Meetings
To Build Interest
The Beaufort Jaycees may go
back to their former meeting sche
dule. The board of directors will
suggest such a move at the next
regular meeting, the second Mon
day aight of August. The Jaycees
meet at the Scout Building in
Beaufort.
The Jaycees used to meet every
MfaWay night except the first Mon^
day. Last month they changed to
the second and fourth Monday
nights. The board feels that the
less frequent meetings is leading
to a drop in interest in the club.
Under the proposed schedule the
Jaycees would have dinner meet
ings and business sessions the sec
ond and fourth Monday nights. On
the third Monday night a brief
business discussion will precede a
stag get-together. On fifth Monday
Bights, the program committee will
sponsor parties for Jaycees, their
wives and girl friends.
Centennial Books
Will Go on Sale
Thursday Morning
The Marehead City Centennial
booklet, 128 pages crammed full
of pictures and interesting facts oa
More bead City, will go on sale
Thursday morning, according to
general chairman Charles Markey.
Mr. Markey says the last of the
books rolled off the press Saturday
and all have been sent to the
binders The books sell for 82 each.
Patrons and patronesses will re
ceive free copies. Editor of the
booklet is Ben Alford, and assistant
editor is Aden Coleada Ads were
sold by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mar
key, Warren Beck, and typing was
done by Mrs. Austin Adams.
Members of the Morehead City
Woman's Ckib sold patron and pa
troness listings.
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Engagement Announced
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Miss Thelma Memakis is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Me
makis. who announce her engagement to RM3 Larry Evan Barnette,
USCG. of Norfolk. Va.. son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Barnette of Nor
folk, formerly of Morebead City.
Mrs. Hufham is Honored
At Housewarming Friday
Mrs. L. E. Lewis and Mrs. Er-,
nest Horton were hostesses at a |
surprise housewarming Friday
night in honor of Mrs. Douglas'
Hufham, who has recently moved J
into her new home at Mitchell
Village.
Seventeen guests gathered at the
home of Mrs. Hufham, who was
brought to the party by Mrs. Hor
ton. She was showered with house
hold gifts.
During the evening bingo was
played. Mrs. Kenneth Wagner won
the door prize and the coverall
prize was won by Mrs. Jack Sav
age, Atlantic Beach.
Refreshments of colas, cupcakes,
salted nuts and mints were served.
Australia now invites non-British
immigrants.
Stork News
Births at Morehead City Hospital: |
To Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cald
well,. Morehead City, a son. Fri
day, July 26.
To Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Fleming, I
Morehead . City, a son, Michael |
Keith, Thursday, July 25.
To Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor!
Jr., Morehead City, a son, Ricky [
Lee, Thursday, July 25.
Me?Koeli?t Youth Enjoy
All-Day Retreat Sunday
Tho senior depart meat and the
yoong adult class of the First
Afothntfisl Chifrch held an alVday
retreat ^t Cape Lookout Sm,<l.i>
The group went to the cape on
the Alias Pearl. They enjoyed
swimming, a picnic lunch, ami a
visit to the lighthouse.
Adult counselors with the group
were A*r and Mm. Waiter Morris,
M and Afrs. A. B. Roberts, Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Hamilton Jr., and
Air. and Mrs. Robert Laughton.
Approximately 25 boys and girls
attended.
Welcome Son
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Willis wel
comed a 6 pound. 14 ounce son,
Francis Craig. Thursday. July 25,
in Morehead City Hospital. The
newcomer has two sisters, Connie
and Carol.
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