Miss Lottie Ray Jacob* of Wil
mington la visiting her cousin,
Uiaa Jeane Bordeaux.
Mr. Eddie Idol of Kernersville
has arrived to visit Mr. and Mrs.
S. K. Hedgecock at tbe Hotel Fort
Macon.
Mrs. Carlton Robinson and ber
daughter, Nancy Nelson, spent yes
terday in Kinston.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Fisher
and four children of Philadelphia,
Pa., will arrive next week to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson.
Mrs. Darden Eure is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Robert Gordy, in At
lanta, Ga.
Mr. Jennings House, Norfolk,
Va., will arrive today to spend the
weekend with Miss Kay Mansfield.
Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Brady are
spending the weekend at Myrtle
Beach, S. C.
Mr. Fred Clarkson has returned
home from Houston, Tex., where
he spent a week on business.
Mrs. W. L. Fulcher left Monday
for Henderson to visit her sister,
Mrs. W. H. Windley.
Mr. and Mrs. Crump Fulcher,
Greenville, spent the weekend
here with his mother, Mrs. W. L,
Fulcher.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Garbade
Dine
Graciously
Though
Inexpensively
At The
Morehead Bihmor?
Hotel
Dinners From $1.50
Dinner Served
| from 6 to 9:30 P.Mifl
Breakfast Set-red
7 to 12 A.M.
Lunch Served
12 to 3 P.M.
The
Morehead
Biltmore Hotel
Morehead City, N. C.
and children, Wayne, Melody,.
Lynne and BUI, of Groton, Coon.,
are visiting her father, Mr. Vannie
Willis, in Beaufort and her grand
mother, Mrs. MoUie B. Willis, of
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Spence of
Melbourne, Kla., arrived Wednes
day to spend several months with
Dr. and Mrs. E P. Spence and
family. They will stay at the
Spence cottage at 105 S. 30th St.
Miss Sue Boredaux spent the
weekend in Raleigh and attended
the wedding of Miss Yvonne Gower
and Joseph L. Ennis on Saturday
evening.
Rodney Kemp will leave Sunday
to spend a week at Camp Croatan.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Purifoy and
family and her mother, Mrs. Stone,
of Rocky Mount left Wednesday,
after spending a month here.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Gibbs Jr.
left Wednesday by plane for New
York. From New York they left
on a week's tour of Canada.
Mrs. J. Quincy Stimpson and
three daughters, Sharon, Janie and
Susan, of Charlotte are spending
a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Wagner and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Soyers and
three children and Mr. and Mrs.
Connie Truman of Danville, Va.,
have returned home after vaca
tioning at Atlantic Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Jarrett
and son, Ronald, High Point, arc
spending this week at Windswept
Cottage, Atlantic Beach.
Mrs. Louise l.ankenau of Long
Island, N. Y , is visiting her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
K. W.Cobb, at Atlantic Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Spen-,
ecr, Chapel llill, spent some lime
here this week on a fishing trip.
Mrs. Lonnie Stillcy and son,
Benny, of Newport News, Va., will
arrive Sunday to spend a few days
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman A. Brad
ley, Rocky Mount, and Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Belt, Durham, have re
turned to their homea after visit
ing here.
Mr. and Mrs. William Giltncr
have returned to Richmond, Va.,
aller spending the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hodges,
Miss Alva Ilodges is spending
this week in Raleigh as the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reeves and
family.
Miss Mary Saunders, William
ston, Miss Alma Joyner, Zebulon,
Mrs. Willis and Mrs. Smith, At
lantic, Mrs. Vera Keitch, Tarboro,
and Mrs. Edna Melton, Miss Mary
Worsley, Miss Annie Lee Howell
and Miss Elizabeth Wilson, all of
Rocky Mount, are guests at Ho Ho
Village. They are all school teach
ers.
Girl*' Cotton
DRESSES
Auorted Color*
Size* 1 to 6x
SPECIAL
*1 .00
WESTERN STYLE
13% Oz. Denim
Dungarees
Size* 6 to 16
*1.98 ~
Boys' P re-Shrunk
Flannel Shirts
Sixes 6 to 16
98*
Each
ROSE'S
5-10-25^ STORE
0 Morebead City, N. C
7:90 p.m. ? Duplicate Bridge,
Tournament, Inlet Inn, Beaufort
7:30 p.m. ? Woodmen of the.
World, Camp No. 336, Newport
8 p.m.? American Association of
Univenity Women, civic center,
Morehead City
S p.m. ? Encampment, I OOF,
Odd Feliowi Lodge, Beaufort
SATURDAY
7:30 p.m. ? Marahallberg Com
munity Club, community building
8 p.m.? VFW dinner, post build
ing, Beaufort
MONDAY
9:30-12? Social Security represen
tative, courthouse annex, Beaufort
1Q a.m.? County Ministers Asao
ciation, civic center, Morehead
City
6:30 p.m. ? Medical Society,
Morehead City Hospital
6:30 p.m.? Rotary Club, school
luachraom, Newport .
7 p.m. ? Jaycees, Blue Ribbon
Restaurant, Morehead City
7 p.m.? Beaufort Jaycees, Scout
huilding, Beaufort
7:30 p.m. ? Sea Level Hospital
Auxiliary, Sea Level Hospital
7:30 p.m. ? Woodmen of the
World, ball east of Camp Glenn
School
7:30 p.m ? Carteret County
Bridge League, recreation build
ing, Morehead City
8 p.m.? Miriam Rebekahs, lodge
hall, Beaufort
8 p.m.? Loyal Order of Moose,
lodge ball,' Atlantic Beach
TUESDAY
9-11 a.m.? Clinic, Morehead City,
Hospital annex. (Shots adminis
tered during these hours only)
14 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.? Adult Farmer Associa
tion, Newport School
7 p.m.? Down East Lions Club,
Sea Level Inn
7:30 p.m. ? Coast Guard Reserve
Unit, Coast Guard Station, Fort
Macon Road
7:30 p.m. ? Ocean Lodge, Ma
sonic hall, Morehead City
8 p.m.? Folk and square danc
ing, recreation building, Morehead
City
8 p.m. ? Boy Scout Leaders
Roundtablc, civic centcr, More
head City
8 p.m. ? Women of the Moose,
lodge hall, Atlantic Beach
Mr. Bill Skarren Wins
$150 Gift Certificate
At the meeting of the Rosary
Altar Society last Wednesday night
it was reported that the dinner
and raffle sponsored by the society
netted $371.29. The gift certificate
from Hamilton'! was won by Ur.
Bill Skarren of Beaufort.
Mrs. C. T. Kellum was named
chairman of a committee to plan
a covered dish supper for Aug. 21
at 6 p.m. Other committee mem
bers are Mrs. George Stafford,
Mrs. Robert Cantelli and Mrs. T.
C. Hyman.
Miss Norma Farrar and Mrs.
Elmer Veitch will prepare dinner
for the nuns, who will return to
the convent Tuesday. Mrs. Dom
Femia, Mrs. Vic Bellamah, Mrs.
Inez DeWitt and Mrs. Betty Baker
were appointed to tidy up the con
vent.
A teen-age swim party was dis
cussed but no decision was
reached. Mrs. T. C. Hyman an
nounced that she would be at the
school Tuesday to take orders for
school uniforms.
Mrs. Thompson Hostess
To Tuesday Night Club
Mis. Sanford W. Thompson III
was hostess to the Tuesday evening
bridge club this week. Guests were
Mrs. William Hennessee and Mrs.
Ralph Whi taker of Raleigh and
Mrs. William Merciless at Summit,
N. J.
Two tables were in play. High
score was won by Mrs. Whitaker,
second high by Mrs. Hennessee and
low by Mrs. Mereness.
The hostess served apple pie
a la mode and coffee at the con
clusion of play.
Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Erlon Richardson, Bogue Sound Road, an
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Lynne, to Howard Wilson
Murphree, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Dyer Murphree of Troy, Ala.
Miss Richardson is a senior at Greensboro College, where she is
majoring in music education. Mr. Murphree was graduated from
Clemson College in 1957 with a degree in civil engineering.
Presbyterian Women
Hear Conference Report
The meeting of the Women of
the First Presbyterian * hurch was
opened Monday night with prayer
by the president, Mrs. L. J. Klein.
A hymn, I Love Thy Kingdom,
Lord, was sung.
A special report on the July wo
men's conference at Montreat was
given by Mrs. R. B. Howard, who
attended. She told how nearly 1,000
Presbyterian women gathered for
church, home and Bible studies
under the guidance of prominent
church leaders.
After the reading of the minutes
and the treasurer's report, a list
of new residents on whom to call
was read.
The Church as a Healing Tower
was the topic of a discussion by
Mrs. Joe DuBois. She discussed
how the church and faith were the
answers to today's fears and prob
lems.
Children's Masquerade
is Held at Dunes Club
A children's masquerade party
was held at the Dunes Club, At
lantic Beach, Wednesday evening
as part of the summer entertain
ment for children.
Each child received a favor and
prizes were awarded in three cate
gories. Refreshmetns of lemonade
and cookies were served.
Miss Lee McClamroch won first
place in the girls division. She
wore a Japanese costume. Honor
able mention went to Miss Lee
Rogers, wearing the "sack" look.
First place for boys was won by
Sanford Thompson IV, who dressed
as black Sambo. Jimmy Hanger
won honorable mention with a cos
tume depicting a fat man.
Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy
were the costumes worn by Dexter
and Courtney Lazenby. who won
first prize for pairs. Ginny Mc
Clamroch and Douglas Rankin,
who dressed as models of 1920 and
1958, won honorable mention in
the pairs division.
Welcome Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Jack
son, Muncie, Ind., welcomed a 8
pound 10 ounce daughter, Susan
Elaine, Friday, Aug. 1. Mrs. Jack
son is the former Elizabeth Noe,
daughter of Mrs. Mamie Noe of
Beaufort.
Guest Minister
The Rev. Robert Shermer, Chi
cago, ID., will be the guest speak
er in the First Pentecostal Holi
ness Church, Beaufort, Sunday.
John Trotter, New York, will be
guest soloist. The public is wel
come.
Allen-Snipes
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Snipes, At
lantic Bcach, announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Betsy Lee,
to Thomas Charles Allen, son of
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Allen of Wild
wood.
The marriage took place Satur
day, Aug. 2, in Elizabeth City.
Fidelis Class Meeting
Held Tuesday Evening
The Fidelis Class of First Bap
tist Church met Tuesday night at
the home of Mrs. George Howard
with Mrs. Rachel Fulcher as co
hostess.
Mrs. Lillian Wallace read sev
eral selections from the book,
Leaves of Gold, and led the group
in prayer. Special recorded music
was played.
During the business session a
nominating committee was named
to make up a slate of officers for
the coming year.
The class will entertain the Fide
lis Class of Parkview Baptist
Church at the Lashley camp at
Coral Bay in September.
At the conclusion of the meeting,
Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Fulcher
served ice cream sodas and cook
ies.
Band Members
To Meet Monday
Charles B. Jones, new director
of the Beaufort School band, has
set Monday for meetings of junior
and senior band members and all
other pupils in grades S through
12 who are interested in becoming
members of the band.
The meetings will be at 9 a.m.
and 7 p.m. Monday in the school
auditorium. Band members or
prospective band members are
asked to attend either one of the
meetings. Rehearsal times will be
set for the rest of the month.
School will open Sept. 2.
Mr. Jones, > native of Burling
ton, will teach civics and general
math as well as band. A graduate
of Elon College, he served as as
sistant band director there, re
ports B. E. Tarkington, principal.
bexpeBsive Lesson
Denver (AP)? The lowest fine
on record at the Denver police
court was levied by Judge William
H. Burnett? 50 cents against a bar
maid accused of serving liquor to
a minor. Burnett then suspended
the fine when told it wai the girl's,
first day on the Job.
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SHOP ?? ~i
ALL STOCK MUST BE SOLD
Winter Glovea ? value $2.98 Now Ue
Fall H>ti ? Bargain Priced Now $3.00
Ban- Loo Sweater* Now Vt Price
Hom ?. 3 Pair $1,00
Costume Jewelry ? All Name Brandt 2 for $1.00
Lingerie V4 Price and Uu
, 2- Piece For Quick Sell-Out
Maternity Dresses ? value $12.95 ? Now $5.00
Merchandise Drastically Reduced DaUy for Quick SeU-Ou(
Hospital Notes
Nonhead City Hoapital
Admitted: Saturday, Mr?. Mar
tha Glancy, Morehead City; Mrs.,
Elma Henderson, Mrs. Martha
Rowe, Mr. William Carden, Mrs
Dorothy Cook, Newport; Mrs. Effie
Gillikin, Harkers Island.
Sunday, Mr. Charlie Carrow,
Mrs. Thelma Edwards, Mrs. Lucy
Murphy, Misa Linda Smith, Mr.
William Davies, Mrs. Leura Guth
rie, Morehead City; Mrs. Lilly
Lewis, Newport; Master Ronald
O'Neal Jr., Ocracoke; Miss Kay
Thomas, Beaufort; Mr. Billy' J.
Mathis, Winston-Salem.
Monday, Mr. William C. Adams,
Mrs. Ramona Brown, Master Eric
Gray, Newport; Mrs. Madeline
Derrickson, Mrs. Eva Jane Good
win, Mrs. Florence Phillips, More
head City; Mrs. Doris Dingman,
Mr. Thomas Piner, Master Roscoe
Conway Jr., Master Ronald Riggs,
Beaufort; Mrs. Lula Guthrie, Har
kers Island.
Taesday, Mrs. Mary Cassiano,
Miss Terry Mizesko, Mr. James
Player, Mrs. Velma Stroud, Mr.
Virgil Stroud, Morehead City; Mrs.
Daisy B. Hill, Beaufort.
Discharged : Sunday, Miss Jea
nine lverson, Mrs. Marion Hill and
daughter, Beaufort; Mrs. Cleo Cur
rier, Miss Nancy Nelson, More
head City.
Monday, Mr. Billy J. Mathis,
Winston-Salem; Mr. Carlton D.
Garner, Mr. William Carden, Mrs.
Dorothy Cook, Newport; Mrs. Syl
via Swain, Smyrna; Mrs. Letha
Lee, Mrs. Blanche Freeman, Mrs.
Florence Phillips, Morehead City.
Tuesday, Miss Kay Thomas,
Master Roscoe Conway Jr., Master
Ronald Riggs, Beaufort; Mr. Virgil
Stroud, Mr. William Davies, Miss
Betty Phillips, Mrs. Leura Guthrie,
Morehead City; Mrs. Effie Gillikin
and daughter, Harkers Island.
Wednesday, Mrs. Martha Glartcy,
Mr. Charles Springle, Morehead
City; Mrs. Madge Nelson, Jack
sonville.
Sea Level Hospital
Admitted: Monday, Mrs. Lena
Williams, Ocracoke; Mrs. Leola
Arnold, Newport; Mrs. Elma Tay
lor, Williston; Mrs. Milani Guthrie,
Harkers Island; Mrs. Ida Modiin,
Mrs. Lillian Gillikin, Beaufort;
Mrs. Ethel Tyler, Smyrna; Mrs.
Gertrude Salter, Bettie.
Tuesday, Mrs. Cavell Brinson,
Mrs. Nellie Gorham, Mr. Willard
Willis, Morehead City; Master
Nickie Johnson, Atlantic; Miss
Sandra Willis, Williston; Mrs. Nora
Lewis, Beaufort; Mrs. Gaynelle
Styron, Sea Level.
Wednesday, Mrs. Sara Jackson,
Mrs. Maude Garrish, Mrs. Cynthia
Scarboro, Ocracoke; Mrs. Bessie
Cannady, Hurdle Mills; Miss Trcva
Smith* Williston; Mrs. Golda Har
desty, New Bern; Mrs. Mable
Courtney, Beaufort.
Discharged: Monday, Mr. Harry
Styron, Beaufort; Miss Dallas Gil
likin, Otway; Mr. Melvin Morris,
Atlantic; Mrs. Olivia Salter, More
head City.
Tuesday, Mr. Rudolph Guthrie,
Newport.
Wednesday, Mrs. Ida Modiin,
Beaufort; Master Frank Pittman,
Sea Level; Mr. Willard Willis,
Morehead City.
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vertiser's science age approach to
merchandising his house trailers
showed up in this newspaper dis
play: "Mobile Homes ? Satellite
quality at submarine prices."
Horn* P?mon?tro*ion N?w? ,
Figs Are Ripe ; Time
To Make Preserves!
By FLOY G. GARNER
Home Agent
"As the watermelons lie ripen
ing in the sun, the figs upon the
bushes are ripening one by one."
Figs are in their prime in Car
teret County at this time and many
of you have asked for preserving
information. I realize that many
people in Carteret County insist
that they prefer figs preserved
with the peeling left on. However,
I'd like to encourage you to try
at least one "batch" this season
following the directions I'm going
to give you today. Be honest with
your comparison and I'll say no
more.
Fig Preserves
No. 1. Gather figs when just ripe
(they must not be soft or cracked).
Peel carefully, trying not to cut too
near tne seea.
Use one pound
of sugar and the
juice of Vi lem
on to each
pound of fruit.
Place sugar in
preserving ket
tle with enough
waier 10 Keep ii Hoy G. Garner
from sticking.
Stir occasionally until it begins to
boil. Add lemon juice. This will
prevent crystals from forming.
Add part of the figs and let them
boil until clear and transparent.
Remove to a platter, which should
be placed in the sun if possible.
Add more of the figs to the boil
ing syrup until all are used. When
all figs are removed, boil syrup
down until as thick as honey. Add
the figs which have been sunning
or standing and boil two minutes.
Set aside until next morning. Re
heat to boiling point. Pack hot.
Process filled jars for 10 minutes
at simmering point.
Two Girls Give Parties
At Beach Club This Week
Two parties were given at the
Coral Bay Club by Duke Univer
sity students this week.
Miss Carol Caldwell of Durham
entertained fifteen guests at a din
ner party Monday. Swimming in
the pool was also enjoyed.
Miss Mary Nicholson of Kinston
and Morehead City was hostess at
a luncheon and swim party yes
terday morning at the ciub. Miss
Nicholson is a senior at Duke.
No. 2. Cover six quarts figi ( 14
inch stem on each) with about ?
quarts boiling water and let stand
IS minutes, drain and rinse figs In
clear, cold water. Prepare syrup
(4 pounds sugar with 3 quarts
water) and boil hard 10 minutes,
skim, then slowly drop figs into it,
a few at a time so as not to cool
syrup. Cook rapidly until figs are
transparent. Lift out and place
them in shallow pans, boil syrup
down until thick, pour over figs
and let stand until morning. Re
heat to boiling point. Then pack
into clean sterilized jars, adjust
closure, and process in water bath
for 10 minutes at simmering tem
perature (180" F.)
Packing: Arrange figs in rows In
the jars with stem up, pouring a
little syrup as each row is placed.
Use paddle to remove bubbles.
Figs which are peeled by hand
should be labeled "Skinless Figs."
They bring a better price in the
market than those that have the
skins removed by scalding in soda
water.
Remember to set aside a jar or
so for the County Fair which will
be coming soon.
We have room for 3-4 more to
attend crafts workshop Aug. 19,
20, 21, at Manteo. If you are in
terested, please call 2-4011 today.
Beauty ?
dignity ?
strength
l
visit oar Monument display
on our yard at
Morehead City Cemetery
Carteret County
Memorial Service
? hranch of
Greenville Marble and
Granite Work*
Harvey OamOtaa Sr., ley.
Phone Hill
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