JC Committee
To Name Beauty
Contest Entry
Morehead City Jaycee president
Jerry J. Willis appointed a Miss
Morehead City committee Monday
night when the club met at Dm
Blue Ribbon Chib. The committee
will select a Miss Morehead City
to compete in the state beauty
pageant ia Charlotte.
Members of the four-man com
mittee are aU past presidents.
They are Dr. Russell Outlaw, P.
H. Geer Jr . Herbert Phillips and
Dr. R. O. Bamum.
Jaycee Dick Spears reported that
the Jaycees had been invited t?
sponsor a girl in the county dairy
princess contest. The winner of
the county title will have a chance
to compete in district and state
dairy princess contests.
Delegates to the state conven
tion in Raleigh from the Morehead
City club were Mr. Geer, Jerry
J. Willis, Charles Willis. L. G.
Dunn, L. E. Kelly and Luther
Lewis.
The Jaycees will meet at Marion
Mills' camp at Gales Creek for a
stag party Monday night instead
of meeting at the Blue Ribbon
Club for a regular business session.
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May 21 ? The Tkylor brothers,
Norfolk and Miami, Fla., and their
sister. Mrs. Irvin Elks, also of
Norfolk, spent several days last
week with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Maltby Taylor.
There were several guests at the
Sea Level Inn this past week.
Mrs. Weston Taylor, a patient
at Um Morehead City hospital, re
turned home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lloyd and
Mrs. Ewell Taylor visited Mrs.
Seibert Morris, Crab Point, Sun
day.
Mrs. Floyd Brown and daughter,
Sylvia, Mr. and Mrs. Meredith
Pittman and Mrs. Rachel Fulchtr,
Stacy, spent Sunday afternoon
here visiting with friends.
Mrs. Bessie Hancock, Harkers
Island, ia spending several days
with her sister, Mrs. Henrietta
Salter and family.
Mrs. Margaret Willis, Norfolk,
Ralph Creech Wins $100
Ralph Cracch, Newport. wu honored Me* this year. In addition
I* Ik* UN he mihil< Wrdwnday alfU, I. M. Williams, county
afrat, Mi. mmW hia the Beaufort Jaycoe oatstaadiag young
farmer award hi J unary.
Ralph Creech of Newport re
ceived * $100 award at New Bern
Wednesday night aa the outstand
ing young farmer of Jones, Car
teret and Craven Counties for
the past year.
The award waa presented at
a banquet honoring eousrty win
ners in a (arm income contest.
Local business concerns co
sponsored the contest in tfcr three
counties and also sot up the spe
cial Young Farmer award.
Paul Cox, assistant (arm agent
in Craven, was master at cere
monies. Ken Reesman, general
manager of Maola Milk and Ice
Cream Co., presented the
awards.
The speaker was C. B. Ratch
ford of N. C. State College.
spent the past week with her step
children, Roland and Delmont
Willis, and their sister, Mrs. Bar
bara Scaff.
Miss Nannie Bell, Norfolk, spent
last week with Mrs. H. B. Willis.
Miss Louetta Bell Taylor, Sea
Level, entertained the members
of her senior class with a spaghetti
dinner Saturday night at her home.
Games were played. Thirteen
members were present.
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May 22 ? Funeral services were
held Tuesday afternoon, May 13,
at the Bay View Baptist Church
far Mr. Charlie T. Garner who
died at his home Sunday. Services
were conducted by the pastor, the
Rev Earl Reece, with interment
in the family cemetery at Newport.
Mr. Garner had been sick for a
long time.
Funeral services for Mrs. Sudie
Cuthrell were held at the Gra
ham's Chapel Church Wednesday
evening, May 14, at 2:30 by the
Rev. Mr. Fann and the Rev. Mr.
Suggs. Mrs. Cuthrell had been ill
for a long time. She had been
making her home with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Preston Graham. Inter
ment was in the church cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Williams
?pent a while recently with Mr.
and Mrs. Farleigh Williams and
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Knox in
Florida.
Mr. Spenee Garner returned
home from Japan due to the death
of bis father, Mr. C. T. Garner.
Mr. Kelly Williams, USN, spent
a while recently with bis parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Williams.
Mrs. Fannie Fodrie of Russells
Creek spent a while recently with
Mrs. J. T. Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. Dink Cannon and
children, Mrs. Chris Tripp and
family and Mrs. Bob Cannon spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gilford
Cannon aid Mr. Bob Cannon.
Mrs. McKeber Lupton and Mrs.
W. R. Powell of Russell's Creek
spent a while Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. H. C. Small.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Graham and
Mrs. Bessie Graham are visiting
relatives in New Jersey.
Mrs. Lee Brown, Mrs. E. W.
Hardesty, and Mrs. Clinton Mason
are visiting relatives in Richmond.
The Rev. and Mrs. Clifton Styron
and boys of Davis spent a while
Thursday afternoon in the com
munity.
Mr. and Mrs. Ardell Small and
son Jimmy spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. B. G. Lewis of Havelock.
Mrs. Lester Haskett, Mrs. Ar
dell Small and son, Jimmy, and
Mrs. J. F. Small spent Wednes
day in New Bern with Mrs. Wil
liam Fodrie.
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County Farm Agent
Awarded 20-Year
Certificate, Pin
County Agent R. H. Williams
was haeored {or 20 yean' sonrica
with the agricultural extension
work in North Carolina at the
Farm and Home Agents convention
at the Morehead Biltmore Hotel
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr. Williams has been Carteret
county agent for U yean. His
tint five years with the extenaion
service were in Bladen and Craven
Counties.
Mr. Williams received a certifi
cate aad lapel pia from the US
Department of Agriculture. He
got a certificate from the Epailon
Sigma Phi, an honorary educa
tional fraternity of which he is a
member.
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May 21 ? Henry Wilder, retiring
president of the PTA, presided over
the PTA at its laat meeting of the
school year Monday night. The
treasurer's report indicated about
$400 on hand, part of which will be
expended toward labor on the new
rool for the recreation hall.
The PTA voted to buy a new eut
door American flag and four Brit
ish flags (or the Cunningham ceme
tery It also voted to purchase
maps and other material to be used
with the Ocracoke souvenir pamph
let. After the business meeting,
Principal Rondthaler showed the
movie "Tar Heel State".
The Oocracoke High School alum
ni meeting and banquet will be held
Saturday night at 7:45 in the school
library. Albert Styron, president,
will act as toastmaster. Other of
ficers are Mrs. Dallas K. Williams,
vice-president; Mrs. Wanda Robin
son, secretary; Mrs. Marine Ma
son, treasurer; Jack Willis, Powers
Garrish. Mrs. Marion Austin and
Mrs. Zenie Spencer, banquet com
mittee.
Larry Williams, a native of Ocra
coke. has been appointed ranger
historian for the summer months
and will serve with Ranger Hazen
Brooks at the National Park Head
quarters here. He begins his work
on June 10. Mr. Williams is a grad
uate of Ocracoke High School and
of East Carolina College. He taught
jn Wilmington, N. C., for several
years and this past year at Nor
folk, Va.
A group of honorary Tar Heels
made a Saturday trip to Ocracoke
from the Carolinian at Nags Head,
with Charlie Parker, director of the
State Advertising Division, Depart
taent of Conservation and Develop
ment, and William Gulley, official
state photographer.
They were conducted on a tour
of the island and the village by
Ranger Hazen Brooks, Mrs. Theo
dore Rondthaler, and CapL Ben
jamin L. O'Neal. They enjoyed a
picnic lunch at the park picnic ta
bles. In the group were Paul Har
mon of the Washington Post, W. M.
Perry, public relations office, US
Senate, Hamilton Cochran and Ollie
Atkins of the Saturday Evening
Post, Jim Morton of American
Weekly, and George Tames of the
New York Times.
While here, they took many pic
ItMWs of tiw the cinurc
British Graveyard, the shipwreck*,
and particularly ?< the banter
ponies.
Mr. and Mrs. Gettins ?t the
Smithsonian Institute, Waatawton.
D. C., visited Ocracoke recently
Also here were Fred Lane, land
scape architect for the Park far
vice; Mr. and Mrs. John M. Darin.
Chief Ranger Division Park Ser
vice, Washington, D. C, and br
ace Albright, former National
Park Service director. Banger
Hazen Brooks shooed ttem the
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Annual Bridge Tourney Starts
At 2 Today at Atlantic Beach
Bridge players from North C?ro- ?
Una and Virginia an expected
thia weekend at the annual Atlan
tic Baacb Bridge Touraanaent at
the Atlantic Beach Hotel.
Tba tournament is sponsored by
the Carteret County Bridge
League.
Miss Elizabeth Lambeth, publi
city chairman, announces the sche
dule as follows: today, 2 p.m. wo
men'* pair session with Mrs. W.
H. Ellis and Mra. E. T. Howard
as defending champions.
Also today at 2 p.m., men's pair
seaaion with Capt. R. F. Crist and
Capt. Charles Schwab, defending
champions.
At 8 tonight, mixed pair session
open to any pair consisting of a
man and woman with Carolina
Avera and Ben Elliott, defending
champions.
Saturday Play
Tomorrow's schedule: 2 p.m.,
qualifying round for open pair
competition (thoae elim mated will
be eligible- tor a special game at
8:15 p.m.), defending champions
Charles Fulton and Felix Ashby;
8 p.m.. open pair session open to
those who qualified in the after
noon, with Mr. Fulton and Mr.
Ashby again defending champions.
At the 8: IS p.m. special game
session open to any pair the de
fending champions, north-south,
are Mrs. Jack Windley, Mrs. C.
L. Beam: east-west, Mrs. C. P.
Davis and Mrs. C. R Wheatly.
The first session of the open
team-of-four game will begin at 1
p.m. This is open to any teana
consisting of four or five players.
The second session in this cate
gory will begin at t:30. Defending
champions are Mr. and Mrs. A.
B. Farley and Mr. Fulton and Mr.
Ashby.
Trophies to be Given
The Bonner trophy, donated by
Dr. K. P. B. Bonner and Mrs.
Bonner will be in play for the
fifth year. Silver trophies, for
permanent possession, will also
be given.
I The American Contract Bridge
League will award Maater points
in each event.
Members of the tournament com
mittees are Mrs. Jack Windley,
Mrs. J. S. Steed and Mrs. Alvah
Hamilton Sr., entertainment; Mrs.
C. R. Wheatly, Mrs. Don Martin
and Mrs. J. C. Keel, partnerahip;
Mrs. George Eastman, Mrs. W.
A. Mace Jr., and Mrs. James
Rumley, program.
Miss Lambeth, Mra. Harvey
Hamilton Sr. and Mn. Charles
Davis, publicity; Mrs. Julia Ten
ney, Mrs. C. L. Beam and Mrs.
Harry Sauaders, trophies; Mrs.
Beaufort Jaycees Invite
Beauty Contest Entries
iteaufort Jaycees invite (iris 17 ?
and IS ia Beaufort and dawn eaat
to vie for the Miss Beaufort of I960
title. The (iris chosen will reign
from the time ahe is elected, this
summer, until the following sum
mer.
How many (iris express interest
in the title will determine whether
the Jaycees stage a contest. Pros
pective contestants are invited to
phone Guy Smith Jr., Jaycee pres
ident, 2-34(1 up until S p.m. and
after that time, at his home 2-MM.
Mr. Smith will take names of
contestants until May 2S. Girls who
are juniors or seniors in high
school are eligible to enter, the
Jaycees decided.
James Steed and Gregory War
ren, the Jaycee dairy month com
mittee. reported at the Jaycee
meeting Monday .night that they
met with milk company represent
atives, Mrs. Floy Garner, home
agent, and a representative of the
Morehead City Jaycee dairy month
committee.
Seven civic organizations of
Beaufort and Morehead City have
been invited to sponsor a repre
sentative in a dairy princess con
test. The candidates must he M.
This is not a beauty contest, the
Jaycees point out. Each candidate
is to give a short talk on the value
at dairy products.
The Carteret dairy princess wiH
compete in an area contest at New
Bern.
The state JC directory commit
tee reported that ads had been sold
and the copy mailed. Jaycee
jackets were distributed to those
who ordered them.
Mr. Smith presided at the busi
ness session. Next week's meet
in( will include dinner at 7 at the
Scout building
San Diego, Calif. (AP)? Attend
ants in one San Die(o beauty shop
are now wearing tailored chemise
uniforms.
Floyd Chadwick, Mrs. C. C. Mc
Cuiston and Harry Saunders, bos
pitality .
Officers of the County Bridge
League are C. L. Beam, president;
Mrs. Tenney, vice-president ; Mrs.
Steed, secretary; Mrs. B. O. Ket
ner, treasurer, and Harry Saun
ders, director.
DOOKmOljIiv
Stops Announced
The couaty hnskmsklls will tra
vel west at Merehead City Mon
day and dawa east Tuesday.
The schedule, announced Wed
nesday by Miss Dorothy Avery,
library director, fallows
Monday-* : 45-10: OO^Mrs Frieda
Lewis, Gales Creek; 10:15-11:00?
Bosk station, Mrs. Eauly Buaaell,
Bofue; 11 05 11:20 ? Mrs. Essie
Smith, Boeue; 12: 10-12 :?#-B?ok
station. Mrs. Nellie Parker, Broad
Creek.
12 : 59-1 ; 05 ? Mrs. Mary Batts,
Morehead Bhifts; 1:15-1:3*? Mrs.
Edna Murdock, WiMwoad; 1:35
1:55? Wildwood Church; 2:05-2:40
?Bask station, Mrs. France* Yerk,
Camp Glenn.
2:45-3:15 ? Book station, Mrs.
Malcolm Willis, Camp Glenn; 3:25
4:00? Book station, Mrs. H. H.
Scott, Crab Point
Tuesday ? 8.45-0:30 ? Book sta
tion, Mrs. Martha Wade. WHIiston;
9:40-10:00 ? Mrs. Stella StjTon.
Davis; U?:H-K:]l-B<ok station,
Mrs. Edna Finer, Davis.
11:90-11:45? Book station, Mrs J.
D. Lewis, Staey; 12:35-12:50? Post
Office, Davis; 1:00-1:20? Mrs. Bes
sie Finer, Williston.
Road-e-o Winner '
To Go to New Bern
BUI Maaden, wham of Mm More,
head City Jaycee-sponaored Road
e-o, Will compete in tte state finals
at Ftewr Bern May M.
Hugh Porter and Datfid Harris,
chairmen of the Road-e-o commit'
tee, announced that the slate win
ner wiH receive a tSOO scholarhdp.
Judges of the Moielread Cky
Road-e-o Saturday were Chief
Herbert Griffin, Sheriff Hugh Sal
etr, Patrolman J. W. Sykes, and
David Morris, license examiner.
Next Friday is Memorial Day.
Far the past 7 yean I have
faithfully tried to um Car
teret County la the capacity
of Coroner.
I respectfully solicit your
vote for Um same office in
the May 31 Primary.
Leslie D. Springle
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a Murf??*d City, N. C.
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