The Rev. J. F. Herbert
To Retire Next Month
The Annual Conference of the
Methodist Church in Eastern North
Carolina, will be held in Grace
Methodist Church, Wilmington be
ginning June 22 The Rev J. F.
Herbert, paitor of First Methodist
Church, Morehead City, has an
nounced that he will retire at the
dose of the annual conference, due
to his health. The Herberts will
make their home in Chapel Hill.
Mr. Herbert has returned to the
services of the church after an
absence of six months. Mr. Her
bert is not preaching yet though
he says he believM that will be
possible soon.
He expects to conduct both the
morning and night services the
coming Sunday, May 17, but has
visiting ministers to preach at both
services.
At the morning service the ser
mon will be preached by the. Rev.
Chester D. Brown, pastor of First
Methodist Church, Havelock. Mr.
Brown, native of High Point, is
one of the gifted younger men of
the North Carolina Methodist Con
ference. His wife was Miss Ca
therine Marshburn of Moore Coun
ty. They have one child, Andrew
Brown, age 3.
Mr. Brown has served Methodist
charges at Glendon; Branson Me
morial Church, Durham, and is
now in his first year as minister
at First Church, Havelock. He is
a graduate of High Point College,
and the School of Religion of Duke
University. At both institrtfcns he
was an outstanding student.
The Rev. Edward Sharp, pastor
of St. Paul's Episcopal Church of
Beaufort, will preach at the eve
ning service at 7:30 Mr. Sharp is
a native of Harrellsville, N. C. He
attended the University of North
Carolina far two yun fee! ore en
teriag the aaavice.
Upon return from military ser
viaa he attaodad aad graduated at
Wake Fareat Collage. Further
schooling included the Yale Divin
ity School from which he is a
graduate, and a further period of
graduate study at the Virginia
Episcopal Theological Seminary at
Alexandria. Mr. Sharp married
Miaa Virginia Perktaa of Oreen
ville.
The First Methodist Church and
their pastor welcome these two
gifted young ministers of Christ.
Last Sunday morning the Rev.
Pat Conner of this city, now a stu
dent at High Point College, as
sisted the pastor with the service
of Communion. Mr. Conner gave
the communion addr.-ss using the
subject: Mothers' Day Communion.
First Methodist Church is very
proud of Pat Conner, its own local
preacher. At the evening servioe,
Camp Farthest Out. now holding
its annual retreat at the Morehead
Biltmore, was in charge of the aer
vicc. Rev. Mr. Grubb, an English
minister, preached the sermon.
Brisk Trading in Land
Keeps Deeds Office Busy
(Editor's Note: In recording real
(state transfers, the law does not
require that the amount paid for
the property be stated in th* deed.
A token amnnnt. such u $10 or
$100, may be stipulated.
Attached to each deed, however,
must be United States documen
tary stamps, the value of the
?tamps based on the price paid
for the property. *
Property which chances hands
for less than $101 requires no
atamp, according to Odell Mer
rill, register of daeds. Property
which brings a price between $101
and $500 must bear a stamp valued
at 55 cents. From $501 to $1,000,
the stamps affixed to the deed to
tal $1.10, and thereafter for each
additional $500 paid for the prop
erty the stamp value goes up 55
cents. * *
From the value of the stamps
placed on ? deed an estimation
of the price paid for the property
can be determined. Is the trans
fers listed below, the aeHer is listed
first, the buyer second, and finally,
the value of the stamp affixed to
the deed).
Sixty-seven real estate transfers
were recorded in the register of
deeds office for the last part of
April and the first part of May.
They follow:
Morehead City? E. J. WiHis to
Henry H. White Jr., ?S3; Arthur O.
Ackerson Jr. and wife to Henry
Nichols and wife, $2.75; Lonnie
Pittman and wtfc to Johnnie Pitt
man Jr. and wife, 55 cents; Nettie
Oglesby Taylor to Jesae P. Ggtes
by, no stamps; A. B. Cooper and
wife to John B. Cates Jr., no
stamps.
C. J. Luper and wife to Wade S.
Saleeby Sr. and John M. Kassouf,
$20.15; Arrena B. and S. D. Weeks
to Leroy G. Weeks, no stamps;
John L. Crump and wife to W. C.
Flowers and wife, $1.20; Frank M.
Kilpatrick Jr. and wife to L. S.
Edwards, $8 JO; Delia B. and C.
J. Herring to William B. Causey,
55 cents.
0. G. Thompson and wife U
William C. fmir and wMc, bo
?tamps; Lon M. Piner to Leater
N. Moore and wife, $1.10; Eugene
M. Espy and wife to James ?
Sykes and wife, $1.65; John A.
Cray and wife to N. Earnest King
Jr. and wife, $9.90.
Flora H. Barbonr and others to
Lucille C. Edwards and other*,
no stamp*; B. B. Baugus and wife
to Walter Wch,.?> stamps; Adolph
R. Paulsen and wife to B. B. Bau
gus, $5.50; Earl Taylor and wife
to Coy T. Wray and wife, 55 cents;
John W. Morris and others to Hoy
6. Denkins Jr. and wile, 116.10.
Delia B. and C. J. Herring to
Russell Bryant Strader and wife,
55 cents; W. Z. Emery ta J. C.
Harvell and wife, S celts; Charles
E. Thompson to Dexter T. Wither
ing on. 55 cents; Morris A. Apple
and wife to Thurman Jackaoa,
$5.50; Abbott Morris and wife to
Charles H. Rdbiaaoo Jtnt wA,
15.50; Ann A. and Timothy M.
Sykes to Calvin J. Harris, $3.30.
Beaufort ? Beaufort Cemetery
Association to Charles Z. St. sad
Albert Chappel], no stamps; E. P.
Glenn and wife 4a WWsaas Ray
Hamilton and wife, $M5; MaMIe
Mr. Mason to L. C. Dickinson and
arife, $1.65; William T. Warren and
arife to L. C. Dickinson and wife,
04.96; Cornelius Small and wife to
B. Bjmi0ua, ttfaitor Ttifh
wives, no satmpa.
Simmie Collins and arife to B.
B. Baugus, Walter Teich and
wives, no stamps; Roy Eahanka^
and wife to Thomas Edward Tar
kin Jr., 55 cents; " " U
JOemm and arife to Leslie B.
?tamps; Leslie D.
arife to Rum
wife, $1(J0; Hazel
to Lea C. Whitley
wife to W. D. Aman, $5; Robert
G. Winberry and wife to Clyde W.
Fetterolf Jr and wife, no stamps;
D. B. Wade and wife to J. Blon
kowski. oo stamps; Sadie C. Evans
to Charlie J. Herring Sr., no
stamps; Delia B. and C. J. Herring
to Edgar A. Walston and wife, 55
cents; John E. Warf and wife to
Donald T Robinson and wife, no
stamps; Allen J. Vinson and wife
to John E. Warf and wife, $2.7*.
Newport? Kelvin O. Gamer and
?Iters to Manley H. Pollard and
wife. $3.30; William H BeH Jr. and
wife to Leah G. Bell, no stamps, ,
Atlantic? Prudie F. and T. W.I
Curtis to Manley M. Fulcher and
wife, no slampe.
Atlantic Beach? W. Roy Poole
and wife to J. E. Talton and wife,
$1.65; Ruland W. Davenport and
wife to C L Springle and wife,
$6 35; C. X.. Springle and wife to
Ruland W. Davenport and wife,
$1.10; R. L Holowell and wife to
R. L. Holowell, 55 cents; R. L.
Holowel ti Betty M. Hah) wall, no
stamps.
Stacy ? Larry C. Pittman and
others to Martha P. and Lester
Hancock, no stamps.
Davis? C. S. Burhans to Louie
Murphy, $1.65.
Maters Island? John G. Jones
to G. W. Huntley. 55 cents; Mania
Lee Oathrie and wife to Levy B.
Ingram and wife, no stamps;
Christine Rose and others to Kath
leen tJUthTle and others, no
stamps; Latham E. Rose and
others to Iaahstl and Bannie
Brooks, no stamps; Bennie Brooks
and other* to Leslie Brooks Rose,
no stamps.
Emerald Isle ? William B. Mc
Lean and wife to Robert G. Casey,
$1.65; W. B. lie Lie aa and wife to
Seth S. Dawson and wife, $1.85.
Williston - Wills rd farters and
wife to Jesse Thomas Willis and
wife, n* stamp*.
Marshall barf ? Hettie Jones
Stead and others to Grace Jones
Walence, no stamps; Archie Jones
and others to Grace Jeaes Wa
lence, no stamp*.
Cedar IsUat? Mrs. Ruby Good
win to A. W. BaaMs, aa stamps.
Smyrna ? Elmer D. Willis and
wife to Warren Piner, no stanjps.
Straits ? W. C. Lewis and wife to
Eunice Lewis, $3.85.
Merrimoo? Floyd E. Hardy and
wife to Doris Norman and wife,
no stamps.
Standing la Need of Prayer
San Diego, Calif. (AP)? A 5
7CTT-OM neighbor of Bm Veck Jr.
said their trash collector was very
religious. He took off his hat 4ter
the Mtaai of a ttaafe barrel fill
?at, the boy *aM, (Med Ms eyes
to the sky and asked God for help.
Chorus to Sing in Beaufort
May 12? The revival which was
being held at the FWB Church by
Sunday night.
Mother'* Day pi a ys were give*
at the Methodist and FWB
chttfchee Sunday.
Mr. Connie Lupton of Soufapart
spent the weekend with hit mother.
Mrs. Helen Lupton
Mr a ad Mr*. Don Maarer and
children of Garland, ?*-nt the
weekend with Mrs. Mercer's pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Riley Daniels.
Air. fH Mrs. Karl Panivl? Q
children of Williston spent the
weekend with relatives here.
Mrs. Laurie Gillikin and son of
Otway spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow
Daniels.
Everyone is glad to haar that
the Rev. W fl. Hale ia improving.
He will return to Duke Hospital
May 26 for surgery.
Ilie Misses Kay and Lorna Dan
iels were the guests of Miss Nancy
Day Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Goodwin of
Lennoxville spent a short while in
the community Friday and attend
ed services at the Free Will Bap
tist ebnreh Friday night.
Mr. Dennis Goodwin is slowly
improving at his home here. Sev
eral of his children visited with
them over the weekend
We are enjoying this beautiful
spring weather.
Franklin Methodists
Plan Homecoming
The Franklin Memorial Meth
odist Church, Morehead Cfy. will
observe homecoming Sunday This
is the birthday af the church, ainct
it Is Penteeoat Sunday, and it is'
also the fifth anniversary of the
Rev. Samuel S. Moore as pastor
^ iVn nAnnTif'ln
Every member is invited to at
tend and bring a picnic lunch,
which wilt he spread on the A&P
parking lot across the street from
?w church at noon.
A otwrch committee will provide
tobies and furnish drinks. Each,
member will spread his own lunch.
Newport Baptist Church
To Observe Homecoming
The Newport Baptist Church will
have lb siath birthday and first
homecoming Sunday following -the
morning worship hov. Note* on
iU indebtedness will be burned,
announces the pastor, the Rev. M.
0. Sears.
Dinner will be spread on the
Church grounds. Friends and mem
bers of th* church are invited to
bring a lunch and join in the fel
iowtfup.
The church wHl furnish cups,
plates, *nd ice for drinks.
St. Timothy Members Wilt
Members of St. Timothy Lu
theran Church, Havelock, will at
tend a coveand 4iah auppor at the
church at * p.m. Bimdajr. Back
family it aakad to bring a covered
dish aad enwgh ?ating uiaaails lor
oach family member.
Following th* dinner, tbc ?hu?cii
budget will be discussed, according
to the Rev. L. A. Lippard, pastor.
He adds tfeat a class tit confir
mands wtl be admitted to chunk
membership at the 11 o'clock ser
vice Sunday.
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Presbyterians
To Attend Supper
Wednesday Night
Members of the First Presby
terian Church will attend a cov
ered dish supper Wednesday night
at 6:30 in the fellowship hall. The
guest of honor will be Dr. J. P.
Bisceglia from the Italian mission,
Kansas City.
Beginning at a, a nursery will be ,
conducted for the younger children.
The Rev. Charles Kirby, pastor
of the church, alio announces that '
registration for Vacation Church i
Bchool will be beid at 10 a.m. Sat- ,
urday, June 6.
Bible School will be conducted
June 8 through 12 and June IS
through June IT. Commencement
exercises will be held June 17 with :
a picnic supper at Fort Macon fol
lowing.
The Chorus of Mount Olive Jun
ior College, Mount Olive, will
present a program of aacred mu
sic at the Beaufort Free Will
Baptist Church Sunday at 3:30
p.m., the Rev. W. A. Hales, pas
tor, hns announced.
Prof. Eugene S. Mauney, head
of the department of music at
Mount Olive Junior College, will
direct the 23-voice choral group
in a program of anthems, spiri
tuals, and familiar hymns. The
public is cordially invited.
High-Flytng Baby
Farmingdale, N. Y. (AP)? Baby
care items are used to keep Re
public Aviation Corp.'s F-105 Thun
derchief in flying trim. Diapers are
used to wipe down canopies and
instrument panels; talcum powder
is used to ease friction when tight
fitting fuel cells are installed and
c as tile soap is used for pressure
testing hoses and connections.
Piano Recitals Announced; High
School Pianists, Singers to Combine
Mrs. Charles HaaaeU's piano pu
pils wiTI appear in two recitals next
week. The elementary school piano
pupils will present their recital
Wednesday night at 7:30 at the
school.
At 7:30 p.m. Friday night the
high school piano pupils and the
Qlee Club will combine in a con
aart. I
Baptists Start
Sunday School
At Atlantic Beach
Men of the First Baptist Church.
Morahead City, are sponsoring or
ganization of a Sunday School at
Atlantic Batch. The first session
will be at 9:30 Sunday morning is
the air-conditioned Moose Lodge.
The lodge is located south of
the Atlantic Beach supermarket
on the triangle.
Men, women and children are
invited. The idea of starting a Sun
day School at the beach originated
with the Christian Fellowship class
of the First Baptist Church, taught
by Grady Rich.
The Moose are contributing free
of charge their lodge for the Sun
day School. The committee <n
charge of the new project is Grady
Rich, chairman, Hubert Willis and
James Wade.
Vermont is the only New Eng
land state entirely inland
For the Friday presentation, the
Gin Club will appear in two
groups of selections, the first, sa
cred. the second, a production
number using Victor Herbert's fav
orite operetta soots. A tbrer^iiaao
ensemble will accompany the (?Ue
Club.
Vocal soloists are Roberta West.
C.lenda Harris, Sammy Merrill Jr..
Denard Harria and Charles Harris
Jr.
Piano students arc Jo Anne Al
len, Sandra Pake, Roberta Wm(,
Sammy Merrill Jr., Judy GilMkto
and Sheron Wilkinson.
One of the piano highlights of the
program is the performance flf
Grvig's A minor concerto by Jwfcr
O.ilWrin, 15-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Brondell Gillikia.
The orthestral reduction for Ike
other two pianos will he played hp
Roberta West and Mrs. HasseS.
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