Beaufort Social News
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Mrs. R. C. Beachem left Sunday
for Sun Diego. Calif., where ahe
will viait Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Camp
bell.
i Mrs. Don Hill, Mrs. Paul Bea
ehem, Mrs. K. P. Gooding awl
Mfs. Will Dail attended the WSCS
sub-district meeting in Atlantic
Thursday.
Mrs. Kathleen Rice of Beaufort
RFD spent a few days last week
with Mrs. O. B. Olsen on the
eauseway.
Pud Hassell and Butch Hassell
went to Chapel Hill Friday.
Miss Virginia Hassell. Greens
boro, spent the weekend at home
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. K. Hassell.
Mrs. Dan Willis, Mrs. B. G.
O'Neal and Mrs. George Willis
went to Butner Thursday to visit
Mr. Ernest O'Neal.
The Rev. and Mrs. R. M. Poulk
and family returned to Goldsboro
Saturday, taking with them her
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mother, Mrs. If. T. Eur*, who will
visit for a week Mr. Poult con
ducted a revival at Bpm4 Creek
Methodist Church last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Langijaie
had as their guest last week Mrs.
Luther O'Neal of Portsmouth, Va.
Mr. A. M. O'Neal arrived Satur
day by plane from Bridgeport,
Conn., Is visit hi* mother, Mrs
B. G. O'Neal, and ether relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Davis, Ra
leigh, visited relatives here over
the weekend.
Miss Sue Webb returned to Bast
Carolina College. Greenville, Sun
day after spending the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Webb.
Mrs. I<ockwood Phillip; and Miss
Buth Peeling of Morehead City
will return today from a short trip
to Greensboro.
Mrs. Effie Nance and Mrs. Mel
lie HaU spent the weekend in Char
lotte on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haddpiv. West
Beaufort Road, arc visiting rela
tives in Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr. C. Prank Jones of Durham
was the weekend guest of Mr. and
Mrs. William Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Woedard re
turned home Wednesday from a
visit in New Jersey.
Ervin Glover of Fort Macon
spent the weekend with Johnny
Hassell.
Obituaries
MRS. AlVHIB A. CANNON
Mrs. Annie Augustus Cannon. 68.
of Broad Creek died in the Cherry
Point Hospital Saturday morning.
Funeral services were held from
the home yesterday afteuaon by
the Rev-. M. L. Herring of the
Broad Creek Church of G?d. In
terment was i? the community
cemetery.
Surviving are her husband, Wil
liam Henry Cannon; three daugh
ters, Mrs. Price Adams and Mrs.
Raymond L. Hillbert of Broad
Creek and Mrs. George F. Cribb
Jr. of Denver, Colo.; one son, Troy
Cannon of Broad Creek; one sis
ter, Mrs. B P. Williams of Jack
sonville; seven grandchildren.
BABY tiUU- IAWEENCE
Funeral services
daughter of Mr. and Mri. Raymond
Lawrence at Beaufort were con
ducted Saturday and interment
was in the family cemetery.
Surviving, in addition to the
parents, are one brother, Raymond
Lawrence Jr. of the home; the ma
ternal grandmother, Mrs. Nettie
Gillikin ; the paternal grandmother,
Mrs. Harvey Lawrence, both of
Beaufort.
MRS. CARRIE 8. WILUS
Mrs. Carrie Styrsn Willis, TO, of
Harkers Island died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Howard
Lewis, early yesterday morning.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the Methodist Church at H#r
kers Island today it 2 p.m. by the
Rev. Ray West, paster, and the
Takes Part in Pageant
Modeling finery for the Campbell College May Day pageant is Miss
Wanda Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Brown of Stacy.
Miss Brown, a sophomore, participated in the pageant on the campus
circle Saturday.
Rev. S. L. Wichard. Interment
will he in Virgie Mae Cemetery
Surviving are one daughter. Mrs.
Lewis; two sons, Feroie G. and
Llewellyn of Markers Island; one
sister. Mrs. Emma Fulcher of Sea i
Level; two brothers, Tom and
Gordy Sty ran of Sea Level; three
grandchildren.
LUTHER P. JONES
Luther Paul Jones, 47, of Stella
died in Morehead City Hospital
Friday night. Funeral services
were held from the Felletier Mis
sionary Baptist Church Sunday by
the Rev. Johnnie Arnette, pastor.
Interment was in the church ceme
tery.
Surviving are his mother, Mrs.
Edith Jones of Stella; six sisters,!
Mrs. Allen Vinson, Mrs. Colon
Brown and Mrs. Ernest Waters,
#11 of Swansboro, Mrs. James
Riggs and Mrs. Guy Phillips, both
of Stella, and Mrs. Delbert Edger
ton of Rocky Mount; four brothers,
Ira of Newport, William and Fer
nie Jr. of Stella and Eugene Jones
of Swansboro.
INFANT HOWARD
Baby hoy Howard, threc-day>?U
?on at Mr. and Mrs. James How
ard of Newport died Saturday at
Duke Hospital. Durham. Grave
side services were conducted Mon
day at Ann Miriah Cemetery at
Newport.
The Howards have one other
child. Other survivors arc the ma
ternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Prank Buttry of Beaufort and the
paternal grandparents, the Rev.
and Mrs. J. E. Howard of New
port.
GEORGE W. WEEKS
George W. Weeks, a native of
Beaufort, died Sunday at his home
in Spruce Pines. He was 57 years
oM. Funeral services and burial
will be conducted in Beaufort but
arrangements were incomplete yes
terday pending arrival of relatives.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ruth
Weeks; two sons, Richard of the
home and Orville of Cameron, La.;
two daughters, Mrs. T. B. Smith
of Newport and another daughter
of the home; two sisters of New
Bern; one brother, J. B. Weeks of
Beaufort.
To the Qualified Voters of the
Town of Beaufort:
I have ?? M ipdependent candidate far the of
fice of Mayor. A* Mi independent I feel batter quali
fied to serve with whmif is fortunate to be the
citizens' choice far piembers of our Town Board. If
elected, my effort* will be focused on the following
policies:
1. The best possible i)se of our geographic location
in relation to inland ?nd ocean water.
2. Adequate emphasis on safety and sanitation
through our Fire Deportment, Police Depart
ment and flsp I of Public Works.
3. r ontinmsd efforts to ias|i?n?e educational advan
tages for atir children and adults.
4. Development of more adequate transportation
facilitiesi land, water and air.
5. The administration of municipal government
fairly ?nd efficiently.
6. Encourage extension of the advantages of our
town to thpse living within ? reasonable subur
ban area, and, too, fafe the opportunities avail
able by having these turn people as citiaesu of
Beaufort.
I feel ae better qualified than ether candidates. If
?nsucceseful la my candidacy I will continue trying
to be ? good citizen and Mpfort the voters' choice.
Wflliam H. (Pfggie) Potter
1014 Frent Street
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April M, IN* ?
Thursday Evening Club
Meets at Hassell Home
The Thursday evening bridge
club met it tfee home ot Mr*. Gray
Hassell Thursday evening
High scot* was wan by Mrs. W.
L. Rudder and second high by Mrs.
Jack Barnes.
The hostess served colas a*d
nuts during ptat y and strawberry
shortcake ?nd coffee at the con
clusion. Mrs. Charles Davis wiU
entertain the dub this week.
Mrs. Woodard Entertains
At Club Wednesday
Mrs. W. L. Woodard entertained
her bridge club Wednesday eve
ning at the Morehead City Country
Club. A dessert of lemon meringue
pic and coffee was served. (linger
ale was served during play.
Table prices were awarded Mr?.
James Rumiey and Miss Mildred
Jones. The club will meet agaifi
in three weeks.
Two Hostesses Honor
Mrs. Themos of Shower
Mrs. Nj.ck Simpson and Mrs. Wi|l
Dail were hostesses at a stork
shower l?st Tuesday pight at the
Dail home honoring Mrs. George
M. Thomas Jr.
Games were played ami priza6
were awarded the winners. Mrs.
Thomas received many beautiful
and useful gifts.
The hostesses served refresh
ments of punch, cake, nuts and
mints.
Brownie Scouts Work
On Gifts for Mothers
Rrownie troop 153 met at Mrs.
Vernberg's house Thursday. Vicky
Adams called the meeting to order
and Marcie Vernberg read the
minutes of the previous meeting.
We worked on our Mother's Day
gifts and Vicky served refresh
ments. We dosed with the friend
ship circle.
?Jackie Williams, Scribe
Davis-McDonald
Mr. ud Mrs. J. U McDonald of
Corteg, FVi., annauacc the M
gagemeat of their dawgMer. Joyce
Ann, to Lealie Maurice (Sonny)
Dgvia. am of Mr. Stacy W. Davia
of Harkers Island.
The wedding will take place May
28 at Island Baptist Church, Cor
tex.
The bride-eiect attended Mana
tee High School. Mr. Davia grad
uated from Smyrna High School
and ia now employed as captaia
of the party boat Admiral at Cor
tez.
Bettie HO Club Hears
Program on Milk Desserts
The Bettie Home Demonstration
Club met Friday night at the home
of Mrs. Thomas Beaehcm. The
demenslvaiiflB was on Milk Des
serts and the importance of milk
in the diet. The demonstration was
given by Mrs. Dyoe Simpaon
The home was decorated with
arrangements of red and white
roses. Corsages of roses were pre
sented the members in observance
of Mother's Day
Refreshments of block cake dec
orated with red roses, salted nuts,
homemade fudge and soft drinks
were served by Mrs. Beachem.
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To the Citizens of Beaufort:
To avail our community of aU potential growth and develop
ment, the office of Mayor requires time, money, zeal, energy,
ability and consecrated effort. For the past she years I have
endeavored to give those qualities to the best of my ability.
MY HEALTH WILL NO LONGER ALLOW ME TO SEfVt MY
COMMUNITY AS I WOULD DESIRE.
I wish to express my appreciation for al support on my be
half and also for the honor I have bad through the opportunity
to serve you.
I REQUEST ALL VOTERS to VOTE for the candidate far
MAYOR that they feel h beat qualified to fill this rsipnmibU
office and to lead Beaufort to realize all of its future possi
bilities.
Clifford T. Lewis
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