jMorehead City Social News)
Miw Hki Mf"i, SvMy Editor T%om f* t-UU
Mr. and Mr? Matinee Sharpe
left Thursday for tfeeir home in
White Flaws, N. V.. after a viait
with Mrs. tharpe's sjtfer and bro
ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. D. Car
dova.
Miss Amie Klein is viaiting
friends in Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Barbara Oglesby of Raleigh
arrived home over the weekend to
visit with her parents, Mr. aad
Mrs. E. P. Oglesby.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Taylor and
ehildren, Elizabeth and Billy, spent
the weekend in Durham with rela
tives.
Mrs. Roland Hodges and son, F.
R., of Monnt CHive and Mrs. Gor
don Maxwell Jr. of GoJdsboro were
weekend guests of Mrs. Hodges'
mother. Mrs. J. R. Herring, who
is still confined to her bed with
illness.
Mrs. Graydon Willis and Mrs.
D. B. Willis were in Virginia Sun
day and yesterday. They went to
get Mrs. B. B. Wake and Mrs. i
Hunley, who will spend some time
here.
Miss Daisy Brock was home for
the weekend from Raleigh visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R
Brock.
Mrs. Stan Pajewski left by plane
Sunday for her home in Brooklyn,
N. Y., after a week's visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Gunncrscn, and her sister, Gun
hilde.
Mrs. John R. Williams and Mrs.
Hospital Notes
Morehead City Hospital
Admitted: Wednesday, Mr. Ans
ley O'Neal, Ocracoke; Mrs. Mary
Davis, Beaufort; Mrs. Janice Lee,
Havelock; Mrs. Carolyn Moore,
Morehead City.
Thursday, Mr. Milton D. Arnold,
Newport; Mrs. Hazel Goodwin,
Mrs. Molly Ann Pincr, Beaufort.
Friday. Miss Denni Giilikin, Bet
tie; Master Brian Bercegeay, Mrs.
Wanda Hardesty, Newport; Mrs.
Cleta Buck, Morehead City; Mrs.
Georgia Guthrie, Master Macon
D. Moore, ilarkers Island; Mrs.
Rebecca Jordan, Mrs. Pauline
Whitehurst, Mrs. Wayne Wray,
Beaufort.
Discharged: Thursday, Mrs. Pay
Lee and son, Newport; Miss Veda
Raymond, Mrs. Eleanor Stuart,
Morehead City; Mrs. Martha
O'Neal, Ocracoke.
Friday, Mrs. Evelyn Everhart
and daughter, Morehead City.
Saturday, Miss Denni Gilhlcin,
Bet tie; Mrs. Evelyn Lockey, Mas
ter Brian Bercegeay, Newport;
Mrs. Delores Mason and son,
Morehead City; Mr. Anslcy O'Neal,
Ocracoke.
Sea Level Hospital
Admitted: Friday, Master John
W. Hamilton, Mrs. Vera Weires,
Sea Level; Mr. Eldin Watson, New
Bern; Mrs. Ada Willis, Harkers
Island; Mr. Marvin Powers, More
head City; Mr. Luther Stratton,
Davis; Mr. Robert Clay, Durham.
Saturday, Mr. Fred Cannon,
Morehead City; Mr. Wallace Wil
lis, Stacy; Master James Willis,
Williston.
Sunday, Mr. Inland Garner,
Newport; Mrs. Irene Smith, Beau
fort; Mrs. Iola Goodwin, Cedar Is
land; Mrs. Mildred Alligood, New
Bern.
Discharged: Friday, Mrs. Lonet
ta Taylor, Beaufort.
Saturday, Mrs. Iris Coats, Har
kers Island; Mrs. Hilda Lewis, Mr. |
Harry Davis, Beaufort.
Sunday, Master John W. Hamil
ton, Sea Level; Mrs. Carroll Bow
nnm. Master Terry Lawrence,
Beaufort; Master James Willis,
Williston; Mrs. Laurie Norris, Kin-,
ston; Mr. Kofeert Clay, Durham;
Miss Sandra Gilgo, Atlantic.
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J. M. DAVIS
Tmcmo Pr*4vo??
MweheriCKr
Earl Fulciier aeceiapaaled Mrs.
Charlton Garner and Mr*. Tommy
Morton U> Kaleiah Friday, where
they attended a diacusaian at the
Museum of Art.
Mils Wynona Blancfeard and her
weekend gueat, Allen Mills, both
ol Raleigh, spent tie weekend
here witt her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. C. iUaocbard.
Junior Club to Sponcor
Sate of Christmas Doll
The Junior Woman's Club will
again this year smnaor the sale
of a Christmas don with complete
wardrobe. Donations are 21 cents
eacfc.
The doll is a 16-inch walking
bride doll and there will be ap
proximately 25 items in her ward
robe. including a trunk. The doll
will be displayed in the window of
Morehead City Drug Co and items
will be added as they are com
pleted.
Mrs. Harvey Gaskins is ticket
chairman, Mrs. Walton Hamilton
is doll chairman, and Mrs. Russell
Outlaw is window chairman. Pro
ceeds of the project will be used
by the Junior Woman's Club for
charitable causes.
Fidelis Class Elects
Captains and Officers
The Fidelis Class of First Bap
tist Church met Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Ruby Baldree.
Mrs. Harold Webb was welcomed
as a new member.
Mrs. Lillian Wallace read the
100th Psalm and gave a Thanks
giving program. The group dis
cussed plans for the Christmas
party and things to do for shut
ins.
Three group captains and new
officers were elected. The officers
are Mrs. George Howard, presi
dent; Mrs. Ellen Mann, vico-presi
dent; Mrs. Rufus Oglesby. secre
tary-treasurer; Mrs. John Oglesby,
program chairman.
The hostess served coffee, fruit
lake and assorted nuts.
Sale of Turkey Dinners t
Will be Held Tomorrow
The Order of Eastern Star will 1
begin selling turkey dinners to
take out at 5 p.m. tomorrow at the (
lodge. The dinners are $1.25 each '
and those to be eaten at the lodge
will go on tale at 6:30 p.m.
On the plates will be turkey,
dressing, fresh string beans, can- I
died yams, cranberry sauce, rel
ishes, hot bread, and cherry or
pumpkin pie. Coffee will also be '
served. <
Mrs. Neveila Dunn is dinner j
chairman and Mra. Frank Beams 1
is ticket chairman.
Supper Meeting Enjoyed ?
By Lillian Wallace Class
The Lillian Wallace Bible Class j
met at the home of Mrs. 1. L.
Seamon Wednesday evening for a
dinner meeting. Husbanfs ut the
class members were guests.
Dinner consisted of roast turkey,
dressing, gravy, cranberry sauce,
potato sai#d, green peas, spiced 1
apple rings, hot nils, osffee and
pumpkin pie.
Mra. J. G. Bennett Br. was In
charge at the ingtattetien of offi- |
errs and Mies Helen CeMie gave1 <
the devotions.
TODAY
9-11 a m.? Clinic. Mnrrbfad City
Hoapital mm. (Shots admini.
tered during these hours only)
9:30 t? 12? fiorial Security r?p
resentative, courthouse ? n n e x,
Baauiort.
1-4 p.m.? Clinic, county health
center, Beaufort (Shots adminis
tered during these hours only)
6 45 p.m.? Votary Club, Scout
tuiitding, Beaufort
7 p.m. ? Marine Reserve Unit,
rhe Crossroads, Haveloek
7:30 p.m. ? Coast Guard Reserve
Unit, Coast Guard Station, Part
Macon Road
7:30 p.m. ? Camp Glenn PTA,
ichool building, Morehead City
t p.m. ? St. Catherine's Chapter,
?t. Andrew's Episeopal Church,
)ari8h house, Morehead City
8 p.m.? Folk and square dare
ng, recreation building, Morehead
Sty
8 p.m.? Women of the Moose,
odgc hall, Atlantic Beach
WEDNESDAY
7 p.m.? Flight C, 9948th Air Re
serve Squadron, municipal build
ng, Morehead City
7:30 p.m.? Esther Rebckahs, rec
'cation building, Morehead City
7:30 p.m. ? Heavyboat Army Re
serve Unit, reserve training cen
er west of Morehead City.
8 p.m. ? Alcoholics Anonymous,
garland Lockey's store building,
Newport
THURSDAY
9-11 a m ? Clinic, county health
center, Beaufort. (Shots admiiis
red during these hours only)
1-3 p.m.? Clinic. Morehead City
Hospital annex. (Shots adminis
ered during these hours only)
7:30 p.m.? Odd Fellows, lodge
?all, Beaufort
8 p.m.? Order of Eastern Star,
Masonic lodge, Morehead City
8 p.m ? Morehead City-Beaufort
51ks Club, Morehead City
8 p.m. ? Cub Scout Leaders
oundtablc, civic center, Morehead
-ity
FRIDAY
7:30 p.m. ? Duplicate Bridge
ournament, Inlet Inn, Beaufort
7:30 p m. ? Woodmen of the
Vorld, Camp. No 33#, Newport
7:30 p'm. ? Woodman Circle,
".rove No. 263, hall cast of Camp
jlenn School
rhursday Club ?
With Mrs. PhrHips
The Thursday evening bridge
?lub met last week at the home
>f Mrs. Jasper Phillips. She used
irrangeraents of chrysanthemums
for decoration.
High acare was wan by Mrs. A.
r. Baugh, second high by Mrs. Gut
Davta and low by Mrs. H. A
Weeks.
Mrs. Phillips served ice cream
ndas with chocolate fudge brown
ies. The dub will meet with Mrs.
Milton Roush this week.
Passes Exams
Miss Mary Allen Hughes of Ra
leigh, formerly of this situ, has
beea notified that she sucMaafully
passed the state board af cgamiaa
liaas far registered nurses. Mies
Hughes graduated from Merchead
City High School and Bex Has
pttal School of Nursing and is a
member of the Rex Hospital staff.
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Engagement Announced
Miss Diane Kirk i< the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs Daniel H.
Kirk of Newport, who announce
bar engagement to Boy N. Den
nis Jr., son of Mr. Dennis Sr. ?(
Newport and the late Mrs. Den
nis. Thfc Wedding will be held
at GreenviUe Nov. 2fi.
Parkview Baptist WM$
Gives Reception Tuesday
The women ei Parkview Baptist
Church hold their first WHS cn
liaUnent reception in the ixemUr
roem of the church Tuesday niiihl
Mrs. J. A. Durham, cummunity
mission rhairmaa, was in charge
of the reception.
The churph was decorated with
Jails, dress by Girls' Auxiliary
groups, each representing a coun
try in which the Baptists have mis
sionaries. Each dpll held a ribbon
of yellow and orchid. WMS cdr:s,
which led to a world map on which
each country was (unpointed
Slogans of WMS work were post
ed on the walls, flags of other
countries were hung across the
front of the church, and beautiful
fall flowers were used on the
tables.
Mrs. L. O. Crowe, WMS presi
dent, gave the welcome and gave
a short talk on the meaniag and
werk of WMS. Mrs. M E. McNeil,
missioa study chairman, intro
duced the following officers:
Mrs. Cnowe, president : Mrs. Er
nest Nelson, vice-president; Mrs.
Durham, community missions
chairasan; Mrs. Lloyd Taylor,
prayer chair*] an; Mrs. i. E.
Sykes, secretary-treasurer; Mrs.
Douglas Hufbam, program chair
man.
Mrs. Wilbcrt Barnes, publicity;
Mrs. George Lee. stewardship;
Mrs. Francis Guthrie and Mrs.
Thomas Fish, Girl's Auxiliary;
Mrs. Sykes and Mrs. Trudy Morse,
Sunbeams. ^
Following the introductions, Be
president invited members and
prospective members to the beau
tiful decorated table, where re
freshments of hors d'ocuvres, cook
ies, nuts, mints and punch were
served.
Mrs. Crewe presided at the
puach bowl, Mrs. Nelson greeted at
the door apd goodbyes were Mid
to Mrs. Barnes.
Mrs. Carbon is Honored
At Linen Shower Friday
Mrs Frank Carfapn, a peecnt
bride, was honored at a linen
shower Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. J. ft. Morrill. Hos
leacei were Mrs. Murriil. Mrs
Marshall Ayscue, Mr?. Clem J?hn
sop *ixJ Mrs. p. F. Lindsay.
The hostesses (resented the boa
me a ewsage oi pink carnations
and ? witched set of bed likens
end turkish towels.
Thirty guests enjoyed bridal
tames and bridge bingo and num
erous prizes were awarded.
Refreshments of pink fruit
punch . cocoanut cupcakes, bridal
mints and satted nuts were served
from a table covered with a white
cloth with a centerpiece of pink
parasol and a china miniature
hride and groom. Candelabra pnd
pink and white chrysanthemums
were also used.
Garden Club Members
To Display Arrangements
Three groups of flower arrange
ments will be oa display at the
Garden and Civics Department
dinner meeting tomorrow evening
at S:30 at the civie center. The
groups will be judged by Mrs. A.
B. Roberts and Miss Elizabeth
Lambeth and prizes will be award
ed.
Croup one will he titled There's
a Harmony in Autumn and will
consist of a mass or mass-line ar
rangement of chrysanthemums in
tones of one color.
As Veu Like It will be the title
of group two. In this group will
be any arrangement of any gar
den or any wdd flower. Thanks
giving centerpieces will be in
group three, Flowers and Fruit
Thy Love Declare.
Miss Oglesby Honored
At Shower in Raleigh
Miss Barbara Oglesby, who will
be married Nov. 2T, was honored
at a surprise shower in Raleigh
last Wednesday evening, given by
Mias Daisy Brock.
Refreshments of cake, mints,
salted nuts and eolas were served.
The honoree was showered with
gifts.
SUNSHINE
LAUNDRY AND
LAUNDKYETTE
raws PA MM
lilt Bridfe* St.
Otr
Brirnof-iavyi*
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie D. Brinson
request the hwiar of ''our preseqfe
al tt>. mirriagt qf
KiO/iu Anne Le^s
to
I -Annie Q. BrillSOO, jnni^r
Sunday,
the twenty Uiifd of Novewtaw
hwuiruJ fiftr-ftfh?
at three o'clock in the afternoon
First Baptist Chgrch
Marcbead City, Ifcxth C?roliw
No invitations are being seat
in the county, but all friends of
the couple are cordially invited.
Stork Newt
Births at Man-trad City Uasptal:
To Mr. and Mrs. Jot Goodwin,
Beaufort, a too, Thursday, Nov.
13.
To Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wray,
Beaufort, a daughter, Friday, Nov.
14.
Births at Sea Level Hospital:
To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Joseph
Trout, Beaufort, a son, Kobert Ed
ward, and a daughter, Roberta
Ann, Friday, Npv. 7.
To Mr. and Mrs. Blair Edward
Cummings, Markers Island, a
daughter, Anita Aooettc, Saturday,
Nov. 8.
To Mr. and Mrs. Ustoo L. Law
rence. Itarkers Island, a daugh
ter, Louanne Carol, Sunday, Nov.
9.
To Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Arthur
Wu :t s Jr., Sea Level, a daughter,
Julia Rebecca, Friday, Nov. 14.
M?s Kafrlm Ann* l?wis
Reports Wedding Plans
Mist Kfttrina Aane Lewis, who
w* be nwirrkd flunday ajefnoon
at tkw 4cU*k to Lennia # Brin
son Jr., hat announced her wed
Tte Rev W. C. Reed of Kjnstoo
will hear Ulu van* ? *>?! Jtaptist
Chun* Ilia* Ban*-* Willi*, ??
loist, and Mrs. George Mizeska,
organist, will provide nuptial mu
lt*.
Mm. Bill PutmI! wiM serve the
bride as' matron of honor. Miss
Linda Brinson will be a brides
maid and Miss Joan Singleton will
be flower girl.
The bridegroom will h*va as bis
best man Francis Guthrie. <Jskers
wiH be Ray Lewis of Kinston, bro
ther of the bride, Ronald Law-'
react, Carrall Bice and Bill Pur
coU, all of Moruhead City,
Weleome Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Ht-ljry O. Wade of
Jacksonville, Fla., welcomed a
daughter, Sarah Ann, Nov. 12 at
Baptist Hospital in Jackaaaville.
S*e has a 7-year-atd sister. Mrs.
Wad a is the farmer Dorothy Wat
son of Goldsbaro and he is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wade of this
city.
Bianer Aaaaaaced
Southern BaiJway will be host
at a dinner at f:3S p.m. Monday,
Nov. 24 at the Morehead-BiHmore.
Guests will include members of the
State Ports Authority, State High
way Commission, and officers
from Lejeuae, Cherry Point and
Seymour Johnson field.
Obituary
INFANT MOORE
Jafa?t Matte, we-daf-ald tevg ti
ter ?f Mr awl Mrs. J$y Ma*re of
Morehead City, died in More head
City IJoapital Thursday Graveside
services were conduced at Bay
view Cemetery Friday morning by
the Rev. Seldon Buljard. pastor of
the First Free WHI Baptist Church.
Surviving, in addition to the
parents, are the maternal grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Barry L.
West of Morehead City; and the
paternal grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Moore of Kinston.
Man Sei*d? Check
To Pay for Cpw He Killed
Jackson, Wyo. (AP) ? Wait Spi
eer, Jackson area rancher, recent
ly received a $30 check and this
letter from a Woodbine, Kans.,
man:
"Years ago you had a cow killed
in the elk country. I expect I done
it. Inclosed find check foi $50."
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