Beaufort Social News
Mtol Ellm Bordeaux, Society Editor Phone ?-J244
Miss Anna Salter, Miss Kathy
anderson. Mrs. Barbara Ttiuaen,
!fs. Pat Anderson and Mrs. Doro
ly Jo Thompson will attend the
)anee Masters of America coaven
ion in Charlotte tomorrow and
uqfiay.
Mrs. J. B. Moore left yesterday |
ir Stated Island, N. Y., where she .
rill spend several months She ]
as recently returned home from
ort Bragg, where she visited her I
?tighter and family, Capt. and
rs. Luc-ien Whit more.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Willis spent
veral days this week in Golds
oro, where they were the guests
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Combs.
Mr. G. W. Huntley Sr., Mrs. W.
Ipook and Mrs. F. W. Heslep left I
Wednesday for San Diego, Cal.
hey went to get Mrs. Huntley, |
ho has been visiting her step
lot her, who is ill.
Mrs. Joseph C.atto of Brooklyn,
Y . was called here over the
eekend by the death of her father,
Jr. Leslie Lewis.
Mr. Howard Huntley and Mr. and ;
Irs. Roy Carr of Daytona Bench,
'la., were guests of Mr. G. W.
luntley over the weekend.
Mrs. Ola Dudley is ill at the
ome of Mrs. Hattie Parkin.
Miss Carol Ann Wade is improv
lg, after being confined to her
ome due to illness.
Bobby Davis, a student at State
ollege, Raleigh, is expected home
?irl Scouts Begin Work
>n Health and Safety
The Girl Scouts of troop 123,
eaufort. met Monday and started i
eir work on the health and safe
field, which is one of the require- j
ents for second class rank.
Each girl will make a list of
alth rules and the kinds of foods ]
le should eat, and for two weeks
ie will keep a daily check to see
at she observes the rules. The |
:outs examined and checked the I
ntents of a properly assembled j
?st aid kit.
After forming the friendship cir
t, cupcakes and hot chocolate
re served and games played. ' |
today to spend the weekend with
his mother, Mrs. U C. Davis.
Mr and Mrs. Roy Goodwin were
in New Bern on business Wednes
day.
Mr and Mrs F R. Simmons and
family of Wallace were weekend
guests of the George Huntleys Jr.
Mrs. Henry Smith of Ocean
Grove, N. J.. i? visiting Mrs
George Huntley Jr.
Mr. Merlin Safrit arrived Wed
nesday from Dallas, Tex. He
called here by the death of hus
mother, Mrs. Robert W. Safrit Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Gilchrist will
return home tomorrow from sev
oral day* visit in Norfolk. Va.
Simpson-Dixon
Mr and Mrs. Willie F. Dixon
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Elizabeth Sue
to
Johnny Gordon Simpson
Saturday. January eighteenth
nineteen hundred fifty-eight
at seven o'clock in the evening
at the home of the bride
Lennoxville Road
Beaufort, N. C.
No invitations are being sent,
gut all friend* of the couple are
cordially invited.
County Bridge League
Winners Are Announced
Six and one half tables were in
play when the County Bridge
League met at the recreation
building. Morehead City, Monday
night. The Mitchell movement was
used.
Mrs. W. A. Mace Jr. and Mrs.
J S. Steed were north-south win
ners. Second place was won by
Mr. Adkins of Raleigh and S. K.
Hedgeeock and third place went
to Mrs. Dow Lasitter and Dorsey
Martin.
East west winners were first, B.
0. Ketner and A. P. McKnight;
second. C. L. Beam and Leon Hais
iip and third, Mrs. James Rum
ley and Mrs. Myrtle Duncan.
Mrs. Ray Dickinson Will
Observe 80th Birthday
Mrs. Ray Dickinson, Core Creek,
will observe her 80th birthday
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her home between T and 9:30 t?
the evening. The hostesses will be
her daughter, Mrs. Milton Piner,
and Mrs. Fred Boswett.
Mrs. Christopher Jones
Hostess to Bridge Club
Mrs. Christopher Jones Jr. was
hostess to her bridge club Tuesday
evening at her home.
Mrs. Robert Safrit Jr. was high
scorer. The hostess served apple
pie with cheese and coffee.
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WANTED ? MANAGER
The Sherwin-Williams Co., world's largest paint manufacturer,
plans opening a modern paint store (retail and wholesale) la
Mbrehead City soon.
We are looking for a local man, 2R to 45, good education srith
V successful business or sales experience. Knowledge of paint
not essential aa we will train. (It takes about a mouth).
This is no ordinary lob ? It la fee same aa being in business
for yourself without Investment or danger of loss (only your time
and energy).
We pay a good salary and expenses and abate the profits,
addition all employees are entitled to free life insurance, I
pitalization and s generous rrthement plan.
If yen are Interested sr know of such a man whose earnings or
oppartunlty Is now limited ? write giving cxparlsaeaa and quali
fications to Bruce Cosdea, RS Ideal Way, Charlotte, N. C., and an
interview will be arranged.
The Sherwin-Williams Co.
I. Bruce Cesden, Personnel Deft
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TODAY
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
MONDAY
6:30 p.m. ? Rotary Club, PTA
center, Newport
7 p.m.?Jaycees. Hotel Fort Ma
con, More head City
7 p.m.?Beaufort Jaycees, Scout
building. Beaufort
7:30 p.m.-Emeritus Civil Club,
civic center, Morehead City
7:30 p.m. ? Woodmen of the
World, hall east of Camp Glenn
School
7:30 p.m. ? Miriam Rcbekahs,
lodge hall. Beaufort
7:30 p.m. ? Carteret County
Bridge League, recreation build
ing, Morehead City
8 p.m.?Order of Eastern Star,!
lodge hall, Beaufort
8 pm?Wesley an Service Guild.
First Methodist Church, Morehead!
City
8 p.m. ? Alcoholics Anonymous,
closed meeting, 426'i Front St..
Beaufort
8 p.m.?Loyal Order of Moose,
lodge hall, Atlantic Beach
TUESDAY
1-4 p.m.?Clinic, county health
center, Beaufort. (Shots adminis
tered during these hours only).
6:45 p.m.?Rotary Club, Scout
building, Beaufort
7 p.m. ? Marine Reserve Unit,
The Crossroads, Havelock
7:30 p.m.?Coast Guard Reserve)
Unit, Coast Guard Station, Fort
Macon Road
7:30 p.m. ? Camp Glenn PTA.
school building. Morehead City
8 p.m.?St. Catherine's . Episco
pal chapter, parish house, More
head City
8 p.m.?Folk and square dancing,
recreation building, Morehead City
8 p.in. ? Women of the Moose,
lodge hall, Atlantic Beach
Miriam Rebekahs Install
Thirteen New Officers
Miriam Rebekah Lodge of Beau
fort met at the lodge on Turner
Street Monday night and installed
their new officers. Mrs. Eric Lewis
of Morehead City, district deputy
president, and her installing staff
were in charge.
Members of the installing staff
are Mrs. Victor Wickizer, Mrs ]
lack Steed, Mrs. Cecil Finer, Mrs.(
Lucille Willis and Mrs. Lou Snooks.
Elected officers are Mrs. George
Willis, noble grand; Miss Palsy
!*rs. George Willis
... noble grand
Willis, vice grand; Mrs. Julia Bas
den, recording secretary; Mrs.
Johnny Lupton, financial secre
tary; Mrs. Leon Swain, treasurer.
Appointed officers are Mrs. Rob
ert L. Russell, warden; Mrs. An
nie Dixon, conductor; Mrs. Bon
zell Lewis, chaplain; Mrs. Alonza
Simpson, inside guardian
Mra. Ben Robinson, right sup
port to noble grand; Mrs. O. W
Wininger, left support to noble
grand; Miss Enla Jones, right sup
port to vice grand; Mrs. William
Willis, left support to vice grand
Mrs. Herbert Whitehurst, retir
Mrs. Herbert WhHrhurst
... part noble (rand
ing noble grand, received a past |
noble (rand pin and certificate.
Refreshments of doughnuts, cup-1
cakes and coffee were served fol
lowing Um meeting.
Turkey is building 42 new motels |
to eeeemmodate automobile tour
Engagement Announced
Miss Elizabeth Edwards is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Edwards, who announce her en
gagement to Y. Z. Newberry,
son of Mrs. J. P. Moran and the
late Y Z. Newberry of More
head City. The wedding will be
June 7.
Brown-Willis
Mr. and Mrs. Monnie 11. Willis
request the honour of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Sara Helen
to
Mr. Charles Ray Brown
on Saturday, the first of February
nineteen hundred and fifty-eight
at seven o'clock
First Baptist Church
Davis, North Carolina
No invitations are being sent
in the connty, but all friends of
the couple are cordially invited.
Obituary
LESLIE LEWIS
Mr. Leslie Lewis, 1021 Ann St.,
| Beaufort, died yesterday morning
' in Morehead City Hospital after a
I long illness. Mr. Lewis was 64.
The funeral service will be con
ducted at 3 o'clock this afternoon
at the Adair funeral chapel and
burial will be in Ocean View Ceme
tery. Officiating at the service will
be the Rev. John Cline. pastor of
Ann Street Methodist Church, and
I the Rev. Edward Sharp, rector of
St. Paul's Episcopal Church,
j Mr. Lewis is survived by his fa
ther, Wilbur, Beaufort; a daugh
ter. Mrs. Joseph Gatto, Brooklyn,
N. Y ; four sons, Rollin, Beaufort,
S. C\; Carrol, Guam; Thomas, Ra
[leigh, and Frank, Beaufort; three
I sisters. Miss Dorothy Lewis and
Mrs. Guy Springle. Beaufort, Mrs.
Earl Horne, San Diego, Cal., and
two . brothers, Nelson and Ollie,
rboth of Beaufort.
from
NORTH RIVER
Jan. 15 ? Mr. Louis Henry War
ren of Chicago is visiting his
father. Mr. O. D. Warren and fam
ily.
Chief and Mrs. Paul B. Beachem
Jr. and daughter, Paula, of Nor
folk, Va., spent the weekend with
his brother. Clarence, and his wife.
Miss Billy Gilgo of Oriental and
Miss Linda Bccton of Merrimon
were the weekend guests of Miss
Amy Stoy.
Mrs. Lucy Willis of Morehead
City spent the weekend with her
sister, Mrs. Polly Fulrher.
Mr. and Mrs Marvin Pake visit
ed his sister, Mrs. Curtis Pake,
who is a patient in the Sea Level
Hospital, Sunday night.
Mrs. Roy Carraway and Mrs.
William Norris and daughter, spent
a short while with Mrs. Will Dail
last Friday morning.
The official board met last Thurs
day night at the church with a
large attendance.
Ronnie Warren is a patient in the
Morehead City Hospital. We wish
for him a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Graden Barker and
daughter, Vicki, of Oriental spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Beachem.
Mrs. Marion Noe and daughter,
Holly, visited her aunts, Mrs. Lutie
Collins and Mrs. Will Dail, last
Sunday.
Mrs. Marjorie Gooding and Mrs.
Polly Fulcher visited Mrs. Moimie
Morton at Harlowe last Tuesday.
Club Meets
The North River Home Demon
stration Club met this month with
Mrs. Will DaU. The new officers
for the coming year had charge of
the meeting.
After devotionals and a short
business session, Mrs. Garner gave
the demonstration. The Heart of
the Home, the Kitchen, was her
topic for the day. Sha had with her
several designs of model kitchens
and things to use in them.
The hostess, Mrs. Dail, served
fruit cake, hot tea, and coffee.
WSC8 Meets
The WSCS met with Mrs. Lizzie
Beachem. There were 12 members
present.
Mrs. Helen Arthur gave the pro
gram, assisted by Mrs. Marjorie
Gooding and Mrs. Neva Dail. The
business was conducted by the
president. Mrs. Harry Williamson.
The society has started its seooog
study course. The first lesson was
given last week. The subject, In
Every Place a Voice, is going to be
very interesting.
Chalk Dust
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Student Government Upholds
Senior Privileges at BHS
Bj JUME MOORE
Since BHS students are, as a
rule, conscious of school laws and
discipline, there has been no need
for our Student Council to meet
other than once in September.
However, recently the cold tem
peratures outside have induced
many underclassmen to take ad .
vantage of a senior privilege.
Senior privileges, a reward for
twelve long years of hard work,
include such things as exclusive
use of the front
door and bal
cony, being dis
missed two min
utes before un
derclassmen at
lunch and at
3:07, having stu
dents stand up
when seniors
enter the audi
torium, and be
wig abk'to enter Jl|di(. Moor,
the building dur
ing lunch hour.
The ignoring of this last privi
lege resulted in a called meeting'
of the Student Council Friday
After much discussion on the mat
ter a decision was reached.
Any student, other than seniors,
caught in the halls during lunch
hour would be brought before the
council and punished. Don't think
seniors are snobbish about their
privileges because when under
classmen reach the twelfth grade
they'll feel the same way I
Basketball is another big subject
this week. The long trip to Pam
lico Friday resulted in a victory
and a loss for the Seadogs.
Our girl's team, still trying aw
fully hard to win another game,
conceeded a 24-19 victory to Pam
lico. Nancy Mason, captain of the
team, played her best game and
thrilled everyone by hitting seven
out of her eight foul shots. Keep
the good work up, Nancy!
Everyone's opinion of the win
ners seems to be, "They haven't
lost a game in twenty years."
| However, our girls gave them
! quite a run for their money and
we're looking forward to the re
? turn match.
The boys, sparked on by Butch
Hassell and Sammy Merrill's 18
points each, brought a 63-50 vic
tory home. Sammy played his
most impressive game of the year,
really showing that BUS can ex
pect a lot from him this year and
next.
Monday night's game was a
heartbreaker for the girls and a
shock to the boys. Swanshoro, get
ting two successful foul shots in
the last minute, led our girls 38
36 when time ran out.
toacn uoraon was unaoie 10 go
because of illness so JV coach
Mr. Lee, accompanied the team
It must have been one of our boy's
"off" nights 'cause Swansboro's
Pirate* looted a 75-54 victory from
us. You can bet that the return
game, both boys and girls, will
be something to sec.
Today completes the hectic three
days of exams being given in high
school this week. After so much
studying and cramming, students
have surely earned a weekend
completely free of all thoughts of
school Poor teachers! Their work
has just begun.
Those happy seniors who were
exempt from exams left school
Tuesday looking forward to their
well deserved holidays. Tommy
Jones and Frances Bell were
mighty nervous Tuesday till Mr.
Littleton got their grades straight
and assured them they were free
from Knglish.
Miss Chadwick also kept every
one on pins and needles, listing
her exemptions only two minutes
before the end of each class.
Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y clubs gathered
Wednesday for the January meet
ing. The Tri-Hi-Y was given re
ports on their Christmas basket
and yuletide party. The pride of
heir basket was a 15\ lb turkey
Along with the food went gaily
vrapped gifts of clothing and toys
:'lans to have February's meeting
it yours truly'? house were made
rhis will be an all female affair
ind supper, consisting of hambur
jars, will be cooked and served.
Both clubs attended church Sun
Jay. the Hi V going to the Epis
copal and the Tri-lli-Y to the Free1
Will Baptist.
Folks, meet Miss Senior. Miss
Frances Bell. She is the littlest
daughter of Mr and Mrs F. R
Bell, coming into the family on
July 18. 1940. Frances is 5" 8 V
and weighs "plenty." She has very
attractive blond hair and blue eyes.
Her pet peeve is conceited peo
ple and she'd like most to be
agreeable to everyone. Wouldn't
we all!
Frances' heart takes a 'jump
when she hears I'll Be Seeing You
She likes Doris Day and Frankie
Lame's style of singing. Fried
chicken is tops to her tastes.
Frances is "Miss Busy" in school
activities this year. She's vice
president of the Tri-lli-Y. presi
dent of FT A. manager of the bas
ketball team, in Varsity Club.
Beta Club. F11A and Lambda Chi.
Mr. Senior is Mr. Raymond Paul
(iillikin He was born on June 29,
1940 to Mr. and Mrs. Luther (Id
likin. Raymond is 5' 8" tall and
weighs 155 lbs.
He has brown hair and green
eyes and that boy always smells
good, lie's a first string basketball
Warmer Weather
Brings Rain, Fog
Heavy fogs Tuesday and #ed
1 nesday mornings end over M Iseh
of rain early Tuesday morning
marked the coming of milder wea
ther to the county.
The temperature dropped to
freezing Sunday and Monday, but
the minimum temperature Tues
day was 50 degrees. Wednesday
the thermometer dropped no k>wef
than 43 degrees, according to K.
Stamey Davis, weather observer,
i Maximum and minimum tem
peratures and wind direction flnt
? low:
Max. Min. Wind
! Sunday 41 32 NE
Monday 57 32 E
' Tuesday 57 50
Wednesday 50 43 W
player and can beat a 6 footer in
| getting rebounds.
Raymond's favorite song is Deep
Purple by liiily Ward and Urn
| Dominos. Joni James ' ?injua
voice is tops to him. Raymond
would like most to get a good edu
cation and be rich.
His pet peeve is Elvis Pretlof
and Johnny!!?Johnny dared Him
to say it. Raymond too loves fried
chicken. This year he's in Varsity
Club and Lambda Chi.
Raymond is the honorable Big
gest Flirt in the senior class. He
plans next year to attend East
Carolina.
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