? CARTERET COUNTY NEWS-TIMES
47th YEAR, NO. 40. FIVE SECTIONS THIRTY-TWO PAGES MORE HEAD CITY AND BEAUFORT. NORTH CAROLINA TUE8DAY, MAY 20, 1958 PUBLISHED TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
Mr. Sun Says 'Come to Carteret'
When old Mr. Sun starts getting up early these morn
ings, it's time to start thinking about spending some of
the summer hours, days, and weeks on the Carteret
coast.
The youngsters will soon be lolling on the porch, won
dering what to do now that school is out. It's time for
Dad to start cleaning that fishing rig, for Mom to spruce
up ner summer-iun wardrobe and head lor
the beach ? where livin' is easy and cares
of the day are forgotten.
This year there are even more ways here
to pack the days with fun. Not only is there
the sun. the sand, the ever-new ocean, fish
ing and swimming ? but this summer an entirely new
"family beach" called Moonlight Bay will be open near
Atlantic Beach ; motels, hotels, restaurants, tourist
homes have dolled themselves up for expectcd guests;
three head boats will be sailing to the deep water in
stead of two; inland and ocean fishing piers have
equipped their tackle sh?ps with just the right gear to
take those finny creatures; and for the first time this
year, Morehead City will open a municipal park on
Bogue Sound.
The lint seems endless. For those who have been here
before, they will have for their enjoyment all they had
-J il. ... ? ? !.-> Al
be coming to the Carteret coast for the ~
first' time this summer, what a wonderful -
treai is in store for you ! J
woras cannot convey a picture of the . -V"/
wonderful days awaiting the Carteret va
cationer. There are all kinds of fishing. Lodging to be
had ?t "luxury" price*, medium prices and low prices;
appetite-whetting meals in marvelous seafood restau
rants; every kind of wmter sport for the younger set
including safe beaches on the ocean; dancing and all
the hoop-la any vigorous vacationer wants.
For the vacationer seeking peace and relaxation, Car
teret cannot be bettered. Strange as it may seem, al
though Carteret was among the first lands to be touched
by European explorers, it la yet new. Many parts of It
are wild, breathtakingly attractive in their native state.
Wide expanses of beach, undeveloped, are
accessible to p*ve4 roads; and just a few
miles away are shops and stores and the
hustle and bustle of persons going about
the everyday business of living.
No matter what yeu My cho?0?, ? vaca
tion of "living it up" or "living it dowa", Carteret is- your
answer. Many have come here "just for a few days"
and have never left. So any newcomer should be aware
that a wonderful spell may be cast over him.
For those who want to spend the rest of their lives
here, there is beautiful land available, much of it by
water. Carteret is virtually a little Florida. A few lucky
ones have discovered it.