County Court
Judge Sends
Man to Roads
William C. Autry was given six
months on the roads in Thursday's
session ol county recorder's court
at the courthouse, Beaufort. Judge
Lambert Morris ruled that Autry
had violated the terms o( a sus
pended sentence
Autry had been convicted pre
viously of abandonment and ne
glect of his children. Autry faced
two other charges in court as well.
A charge of assault was dismissed
and the state decided not to try
him for driving with improper
brakes.
Pay tlM. Costs
Three defendants were fined (100
and costs each for driving drunk.
They were Alvie Fulcher, Robert
O. Oakley and John W. Less. Je
rome H. Fousek was fined $40 and
cost* for forcible trespass.
D. O. Elmgren was ordered to
honor a bad check he had passed
and pay court costs. Frank A.
Derrisco was charged costs for
running a stop sign.
Bonds Forfeited
Those who forfeited bonds fol
low: James W. Whitley and Rich
ard M. Lee, running atop signs;
William J. Hardesly, running a
stop sign and driving without a
license.
Oscar Arthur and Frank Cole
man, public drunkenness; Levy S.
Martin Jr., driving too fast for
existing conditions; Fred Allen
Lowery, expired license plates;
George Henry Perry, no chauf
feur's license; and John E. Ross,
careless and reckless driving and
following too close.
The state decided not to prose
cute five defendants. They were
Annette Barrett, charged with as
sault; Sigsby W. Gayle, charged
with improper registration; Glen
C. Guthrie, charged with speed
lag; Eddie Martin Jr., charged
with no lltense plates on his car;
and William D. Hayes, charged
with drivtag with an improper
muffler and with an expired chauf
feur's license.
Rotary Club to Watch
Movie on Easter Seals
President-elect Thomas Noe will
be program chairman at Thursday
night's Rotary Club meeting at the
Rex Restaurant. Mr. Noe will show
a film promoting the Easter Seal
campaign.
The movie projector broke down
at lait week's meeting, when the
movie Was to have -been showD
Since no other program had beta
planned, the meeting was ad
journed early. Visitors were Alien
Knott of Klnstan sad Glean Adair
of Beaufort
Dirty Work
Madison, Wis. (AP) ? Tfce thief
who stole a bag of laundry from
a parked laundry truck probably
was disappointed. The bag con
taiaed dirty diapers.
Rains Damage Roads;
Weight Limits Imposed
School Lunch
Menus Listed
Morehead City School
Today: Hamburgers, lire and
gravy, garden peaa, pickled beets,
bread, butter, grapefruit cup, milk.
Tomorrow: Corned beef hath,
oheese strips, auccataah, hot bls
cuits, butter, quarter orange, cher
ry cobbler, milk.
Tharsday: Spaghetti with meat
sauce, tossed salad, snap and shell
peas, hot biscuits, butter, block
cake with butter icing, milk.
Friday: Fish sticks, buttered
sweet potatoes, peppered corn,
slaw, cornbread, butter, cookies,
milk.
Moaday: Weiners, buns, baked
beans, slaw, carrot strip, apple
cheese crisp, milk.
Camp Ciena School
Today: Bologna, steamed rice,
onion gravy, green peas, raisin
bread pudding, milk.
Tomorrow: Corned beef hash,
potatoes, turnip greens, cornbread
and apple aauce, cookies, milk.
Thursday: Macaroni and cheese,
pirklcd beets, string beans, fruit
Jello, milk.
Friday: Fish sticks, slaw, hush
puppies, rice pudding, and milk.
Smyrna School
Today: Shepard pie, sliced
chreae, green beans, orange-plne
ai pie jello, bread, milk.
Tomorrow: Lunchpioat, maca
roni and cheese, green peas, gin
gerbread, bread, milk.
Tharaday: Baked ham, potato
puff, steamed cabbage, coconut
cookiei, bread, milk.
Friday: Hamburger, rice and
gravy, lettuce and tomato salad,
peaches, rolls, milk.
Police Report
One Accident
Morehead City policemen report
ed one traffic accident over the
weekend. The accident occurred at
the railroad erosalng near 27th
and Bridges Streets at 3:40 p.*.
Saturday.
Dr. John Bonn, Morehead City,
was driving west and slowed down
to creu the tracks. He tu'ln a
1M Chevrolet. Garland E. Smith,
driving a Franklin Baking Co.
truck, did not notice that Dr. Bunn
had slowed down.
The truck plowed into the rear
of the ear, causing about tlM
damage to each vehicle, according
to police reports. Insurance will
cover the damage and no charges
Were made. Iavestlgating were
Capt. C. E. Bunch and Patrolman
J. C. Steele.
* Raleigh? Assistant Division En
gineer J. 1. Phillips o( Greenrllle
announced today that several roads
in four counties, one of them Car
teret, have been posted for load
limit restrictions as a result of
recent damaging rains.
Mr. Phillips pointed out that the
outstanding problem concerning
roads in the Second Division has
lo do with drainage.
Limits of 13,000 pounds for one
axle, 20,000 pounds for two axles,
and 30,000 pounds for three axles
have been placed on the following
roads: in Jones County, the Short
Cut road linking NC 12 and NC 41,
northwest of Trenton; and Middle
Road from the junction of NC 41
and NC 12, to a point near the Le
noir County line; in Beaufort
County, Gray Road from NC 33 to
a point ne'ar the Craven 'County
line.
Mr. Phillips indicated that the
surface of NC 101 is showing con
siderable evidences of failure and
has been posted as to load limit
restrictions in both Craven and
Carteret Counties.
In Craven County, limits of 13,000
pounds for one axle, 20,000 pounds
for two axles and 30,000 pounds
for three axles have been posted
on the following roads: NC 101
from its junction with US TO, to
the Carteret County line; Temple
and Blades Roads off NC 101.
In Carteret County, the same
load restrictions have been placed
on the following roads, according
to Mr. Phillips: Roberts Road to
US 70; NC 101 from a point above
Beaufort to the Craven County
line; and two dead end roads off
US 70.
Load limit restrictions of eight
tons gross have also been posted
in both Craven and Carteret Coun
ties, added Mr. Phillips. Among
the roads thus posted are: Camp
Bryan Road, from the junction of
US 70 and NC 101 in Craven Coun
ty to a point on the Carteret Coun
ty line, extending on Into Carteret
County, and in Craven County,
Adams Creek Road to NC 101.
Three HD Club Meetings
Listed by Mrs. Garner
Thre Home Demonstration Club
meetings have been announced for
this week by Mrs. Floy Garner,
home agent. They follow:
The Russells Creek Club will
meet at 7:30 tomorrow at the home
?f Mrs. D. R. Arnold. At 2 p.m.
Friday the Pelletier Club will meet
with Mrs. Spencer Ross and at
7:30 p.m. Monday Mrs. R'. L.
Searle will entertain the Wlragrass
Club.
Prior Commitment
Helena, Mont. (AP)? No reason
on the list appiled to Ralph Mor
gan's excuse for not wanting to
serve on a jury, but Judge Lester
Loble excused him anyway. Mor
gan, just 21, had a date with his
draft board.
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Port Calendar
Peertdoo? Tinker due at state
port U >day with petroleum pro
ducts for Standard OB.
flavmann ? Due at state port
Saturday to unload a cargo at
peat moil
Saarland ? Due at atate part
Monday tc load tobacco lor Ham
burg. ,
Esse PMterson? Due at state
port Monday with petroleum pro
ducts (or Standard Oil.
Vera Crta? Due at atate port
Monday to load knocked down
hogsheads for Cubfc. '
Anna Maersk ? Due at state
port next Friday to load tobacco
for Bangkok. V," . . ? ?
Club Elects
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plans for boat anchorage, construc
tion of docks and poating of signs
for boat speeds In accordance with
Coaat Guard and Army Engineer
regulation.
They will also meet with com
mercial fishermen and boat owners
and sett, any problems which may
?rise.
The club approved a suggestion
that the committee and property
owners around the harbor meet
with representatives of the Coast
Guard and the Army Engineers to
obtain information on regulations.
A tire department representative
asked the club to work out an ar
rangement whereby a -day watch
will be set up to handle fires dur
ing the day when members of the
fire department are out of town.
The next meeting will be at 7
p.m. Saturday at the community
building. An insurance represent
ative will be present to explain ar
rangements available on group
ilekness, hospitalization and fam- ;
ily accident policies, payments to
be made in conjunction with mem
bership dues.
Uiilifliuff Mmnji
ramsvers Nome
Committee Head
The Rev. W. M. Jeffries, Mar
shallberg, VM named chairman of
the Christian social relations com
mlttee, Carteret Ministers Associa
tion, at the ministers' meeting yes
terday moraine: The ministers
met at the civic center, M on-head
City.
Committee members are yet to
be appointed. The committee will
deal with subjects such as race re
lations, liquor, obscene literature
and legislative matters of Interest
to ministers. 1
It was reported that a letter has
been written the Rev. Morton
Kurtz, executive director of the
Ministry to the Migrants, prepara
tory to starting this summer's pro
gram.
The Rev. Noah Brown suggested
that a minister be present at the
Morehesd City recorder's court
sessions. The Rev. Guthrie Brown
reported that a ledger will be kept
in the director of nurses' office on
which names of persons admitted
to the hospital will be available for
ministers. Planning of radio pro
grams was referred to Dr. John
Bunn.
The Rev. C. B. Hanaley presided.
Devotions were given by the Rev.
W. A. Hales and the Rev. S. L.
Wichard. The meeting closed
with prayer by the Rev. ?. Guthrie
Brown.
Curtain to Rise at 7:30
Friday on Smyrna Play
The curtain will go up at 7:30
Friday night on the Smyrna 8chool
senior play, Too Many Women. The
play will be given In the Smyrna
School auditorium.
Between the acts there will be a
beauty contest. Contestants will be
representatives of the high school
classes and the school clubs.
No Troco Found
Of Two Fury Jots
No traces hive bcco ftmri of tht
two Jet plane* which disappeared
last Monday, supposedly off the
North Carolina cogst.
The Rev. Henry C.jkat. Strait*,
reported that between 2 and 3 Mon
day afternoon a Jet flew extremely
low over the Straits Methodist par
sonate.
He said it was so fogey at the
time that visibility waa only three
hundred feet. Ha aaid be could not
see the Jet but it was so low "it
amated ma".
The missing pilots are Lt Col
Thomas H. Hughes and Pint Lt.
William M. EUard Jr. They were
flying FJ3 Fury Jets. Cherry Point
reported last contact with them at
1:38 p.m. Monday.
Collision Occurs
At Intersection
A 1958 Ford station wagon driven
by Kemp Bonner, Bonham Heights,
and a 1952 Pontiac, driven by Levi
Daniels Bell, Swancboro, collided
at 3 p.m. Sunday at the intersec
tion of the Bonham Height* Road
and Highway 70, west of Morahead
City.
Patrolman W. E. Pickard aaid
that Bell was headed west and ran
into the right rear side of the sta
tion wagon as Bonner pulled out
into Highway 70 from the Bonham
Heights Road.
Damage to the station wagon waa
estimated at $150 and damage to
the Pontiac at $(0.
No one was hurt and so charges
were filed. Patrolman Pickard
said it was raining at the time of
the accident.
G round-Breaking
(Coetioeed frem Pa $t I)
hundred feet on the sound, will
have pi *7 equipment, and offer
night-time swimming.
Work i? scheduled to atart on It
ttday.
h wai reported that W. 9. Bunn
has cooperated with the town in
moving steps Mi his property and
putting In an oa-prtmiae parking
lot.
M. Eure, dark, was asked to
write Mrs. Ben Roberts, Durham,
Mrs. John Saieed, Greenville, and
C. B. Brooks, Klnstou, to ask them
to provide on -premise parking area
at their homes.
The chief and the mayor were
designated to meet with Wiley Tay
lor, attorney, to make some
changes In the new town code.
The board approved placing of
pilings In the beach bathing area
to which life lines will be attached.
It was decided that the pilings
would be less expensive than
chains and can buoys and would
not have to be taken in during
rough weather.
The present police building will
be moved to a new site temporari
ly to allow the present site to be
used by a miniature golf course
operator.
Wild wood Boy Scouts
Get Tenderfoot Rating*
Members of the Wild wood Boy
Scout troop received their tender
foot ratings Tuesday night.
They are Jimmy Ay cock, scribe;
Jimmy Butts, Tommy Dickinson,
patrol leader; Wayne Ketner, Billy
McCabe, Bobby Murdoch, David
Murdoch, Mac Murdoch, patrol
leader; Clifton Nance, Tommy
Ramsey, bugler; David Tuner and
Henry Williams.
The troop went on its first camp
ing trip over the weekend. Scout
master Is Elwood Lewis, assisted
by Alton Bryan.
Convicted Hen
Sent to Prison
The man chargvd with numerous
thefts la Carteret *ad Onslow
Counties have bee* Mtat to priMa.
The men were Harold and James
Collier, BUI White and Dexter Mi
CaujUy.
Sheriff Hugh Salter said all got
terms ranging from three to aeven
years. The Carteret and Onslow
theft caaes were incorporated for
trial at Jacksonville Feb. M.
After the Judge gave hit decision, '
the men were put la Jail. The
sheriff said they sent a not* back
to the judge, stating that they did
not like his decision.
With that, the judge called them
before him again, increased their
original sentences and said they
would have to stand trial in Car
teret, too.
All are now at the prison camp
at Wilmington. Sheriff Salter said
(dan* are being made to bring
them back here for trial.
A fifth person involved in the
breaking and entering and thefts
was a juvenile. All defendants are
from the Swansboro area.
Three Morehead City
Restaurants Listed
Three Morehead City restaurants
have received natioanl recognition
in the 1958 edition o( Duncan
Hines' "Adventures In Good Eat
ing" just off the press.
The restaurants: the Sanitary
Fish Market Rejtaurant, Captain
Bill's Waterfront Restaurant and
the Rex Restaurant.
According to the publisher, the
tuncan Hines Institute, Ithaca, N.
Y., this is the 50th printing for
this 352 page travel guide book
used by millions of Americans for'
nearly a quarter of a century.
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