Mor*h*td City Social News)
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for Greensboro, where she entered
the freshman class at Woman'*
College.
*n Mm fhrrts spent last
weekend at Mm from Wilmington
?Mn she n staying white rr-celv
ing ll?atlh?* M James Walker
MAMHtl rtospita!
Mr*. WII PoreeH of Portsmouth,
Va., spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr and Mrs Leslie Brtn
son.
Hod Bixon spent Saturday In
Chapel Wn and attended the North
Carolina CTemson game.
' Mrs. Ben Alford and Mrs John
Afford spent Saturday in C.olds
b<*o where they visited Guy Al
ford, who it seriously ill in Wayne
Memorial Hospital
Mr. and Mrs William Morris of
IIMlcCtlMI flprtd the weekend here
with Ms Iii lithe i and sister-in-law,
Mf1. and Mrs, David Morris.
for and Mrs. B. >V Royal spent
Saturday m Chapel Hill where they
atVrttded the North CarOllna-Clem
son game.
Mr. and Mrs A. B. Robrts Jr.
and Mrs N. F Eure spent Sunday
in <Gold*t?ro where they attended
the homecoming of Salem Metho
dist Church. The Rev. R. M. Poulk
is past* (H the church.
? Bill Brlnsmi spent the werkpttd fn
WINTER
COMFORT
H BATING OIL
J. M. DAVIS
TEXACO
PRODUCTS
Pliant PA MM
MORfcttfeAfo IfTY
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WilSOn Willi TTlS TTTXTxTTtT ami 8ISTTT
in-law, Mr. ?nd Mr?. Lennis Brin
?on
t*. J?Hi W. Oainey and Mr.
fcuftn BUlut spent Saturday In
ChapH WH1 and attended the
Carolina -Clem son game.
Mt. and Mv?. Billy Correy apent ]
Sunday in Klnston where they at
tended a family reunion.
Mist I.ucy Wallace of Greensboro |
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Gerald Whitley.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stevens of
Herndon, Va., left Sunday after
a visit with Mr and Mrs. Bill
Chalk end Mrs. Phyllis Squires
Judy Cooper left last week to
enter the freshman class at Virginia
Intcrmont College, Bristol, Va. Her
mother Mrs. Garth Cooper, and
Mrs. Ed Ftnrei'.c took her up,
returning home Friday.
Mrs Wayne Thompson, Mrs.
Roy Pecfcins and Mrs John Gaineyj
spent last Monday in New Bern.
Mr. and Mrs L. G. Chadwiek I
of Jacksonville, Fla., are visiting |
hfT lister, Mrs. Gerald Whitley.
Mr. Ronal Earl Willis, Mr.l
Thomas Willis and Mr. Thomas I
Oglesby spent Saturday in Chapel
Hifl and attended the Carolina
Clemson game They took with
thtm several of the Morchead (Sty
football players.
Mrs. Myrtle Simpson returned
home Saturday from a two weeks
visit hi Washington, D. C., New
York and Ihe New England states.
While away she visited her son,
S/Sgt. Robert K. Smipson, who is
stationed at OVi s Air Force Base,
Mass.
Something from Baby
Add chopped dates and walnuts
to a jar of baby-food custard pud
ding and use as a filling for sponge
cake layers.
I. W.Downum Co.
l?r?mRNT STORF
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29 30 ? ? ?
TOMY
Ml a. wi? Clinic, Morehead Cfty
Hospital annex (Shots admin i
atered during these boon <mly )
a. m? X-R?y CMnic, coon
ty health center, Beaufort
1-4 p. m ? Clinic, County Health
center, Beaufort, (Shots adminis
tered during these hours only)
6:45 p. m? Rrtary dob, Scoot
building, Beaufort
7 p. m? Business and profession
al Women's Club, (Call home of
Mrs. Willie Johnson, Mansfield
Park
7 p. m ? Adult Farmer Associa
tion, Newport School
7 p. m ? St Andrew's Episcopal
Men's Club, parish house. More
bead City
7:30 p. to.? Esther Rebekahs.
recreation building, Morehead City
7:30 p.m.? Coast Guard Reserve '
unit, Coast Guard Station, Fort Ma
con Road
7:30 p. m? Ocean Lodge, Ma
sonic hall, Morehead City
WEOESOAY
7 p.m.? Flight C, 9948th Air Re
serve Sq, municipal building,
Morehead City
7:30 p.m.? C a r t e r e t County
Toastmasters, civic center, More
head City
7:30 p.m.? Heavyboat Army Re- 1
serve Unit, reserve training cen
ter west of Morehead City
THURSDAY
9-11 a.m.? Clinic, county health
center, Beaufort. (Shots administ
ered during these hours only)
9-11 a.m.? X-Ray clinic, county
health ccnter, Beaufort
1-3 p.m.? Clinic, Morehead City
Hospital Annex. (Shots administ
ered during these hours only )
6:30 p.m.? Rotary Club, Rex
Restaurant, Moretrcad City
6:45 p.m.? Ann Street Methodist
Men's Club, educational building,
Beanfort
j 7 p.m.? Lions Club, Hotel Fort
Macon, Morehead City
7 p.m.? Down East Lions Club,
Atlantic School cafeteria
7 p.m.? Woodcraft Sportsmen's
Club number 1099, Morehead City
7:30 p.m. ? Order of Eastern
Star, Newport
8 p.m.? Odd Fellows, lodge hall,
feeaufort
FRIDAY
fteon? Civitan Club, Mrs. Russell
Willis's Restaurant, Morehead City
7:30 p m ? Duplicate Bridge, In
let Inn, Beaufort
7:S0 p.m.? American Legion and
Legion Auxiliary, hut west rrf
Mnrehead CKy
8 p.tn ? Wom*n tX Woodcraft^
Court No. 1130, Newport ?
Engagement Announced
Miss Kathryn Elizabeth Ballou is the daughter of Mrt. ftma S
Ballou and Mr. W. H. BaTTbu. Her tihZXfHRR! Ttt TO MY. Tshartl Elbert
Pittmao Jr., ?on of Mr. and Mrs. Pittman of Morehead City, has been
announced by her mother. The weeding wfll take place in late No
vember.
Junior Woman's Club
Plans Membership Tea
Invitations have been sent for a
tea for prospective members of the
Junior Woman's Club, to be heW !
from 3 to 5 tomorrow afternoon ,
at the home of Mrs. Marion Mills.
Mrs. Jc#m Gatney is chairman
of the membership committe. Mrs.
Roy Denkins, Mrs. David Ltndsey,
Mrs. Edward Cassidy, Mrs. Roma
Styron and Mrs. Garlafcd Scruggs
are committe mewibers.
The club will hold its first meet
ing of the year Monday night at
7:30 at the civic center, when both
oW and new members will attend.
If you have an 8- or 9-mch skiWet
you can make individual 'ometfts
and Till them. Use 3 e*gs, i tafefe
I spoon of light cream and V* tea
spoon of salt for eacfc ofcurtet aVifl
Ipl^nty of b?tter In the skillet.
Good Company Idea
I (cat slices of cooked Uniify Of
chickcn white meat in % double-,
boiler. Arrange over erisp butter
ed toast and add a topping of i
Welsh rabbit. Garnish with gher- 1
Mns eut into fan shapes. For com- \
pany
Obitotritt
9f mqmfcau v-hj,
suddenly Thursday afternoon
*.%B1AIX)CK
?. BNtock, father of Mr.
I. 1l#li MdMkad City,
tl Durham.
U o'clock Saturday morning in
Ourtrtitn and burial. waa in Green
wood Park, Morehead City.
are Ms Wife, t dwpwm, Uayd
|t.i. , f - 1, > i ?? J juiiYtral | - _ni%L i
Mini iivkj, ana wvii ii ui uum s
and sisters, *11 ?t bortntti.
HON nl K EnlNS l.r.wlS
Bon MeeMns Uwia. ?, <N?d
Monday morning In Mwetleed
City ?Mp*al
FuilWal services will be Md
at 3 o'clock this aftertioon la the
Ml Fwm-ral Cbapel, irttk the W?
JWhn t fclWle, pastnr of the Parti
view Baptist Clir A. offlcating.
Burial win be In Bay VteW Owe
tery.
Surviving arc his wife, Mrs.
Orirce EWell Lewis, a son, Ronafcl,
a daughter, Deborah, a haWsistet.
Mrs. Olivia Salter, and Ml adht
and onde, Mr. and MY* Bebedte
Fulcher, all of Morehead Oty.
GEORGE WATERS
George Waters, fl, died Sunday
afternoon in Morehead City Hospi
tal after a long illness.
Funeral services will be held at
11 o'clock this morning in Golds
bore.
Mr. Waters, who had been spend
ing the summers here with his
wife, is survived by his wife and
one daughter, Mrs. Robert Vivian
of Jacksonville, Fla.
Master Point Game
Winners Announced
Winbers of the master point
gatne, which was played Friday
evening at the Inlet Inn were Mrs.
C. C. M*c'Cuiston and C. L. Beam.
They each received one full master
point.
Second were Dr. Charles Duffy,
New Bern, Brad Reynolds, Wil- ,
mington; third, Capt. and Mrs.
foorman Berry, Cherry Point, and
fduTth, Mrs. W. J. Blair, Mrs. Har
vey Hamilton.
NOW OPEN
Greenwood Pork Cemetery
Inside Morr head City Limit* ? Adjoining Barbour Estate
? City owned ? PriprtMl (M Omrtfry
? Paved Streets in 9 Acre Park
? Choice lota on a first-feme IWl-JMvrt basis.
For further information call or write
City Clerk'a Office, Morehfcad City, N. C.
Phone PA MMK
RRST-tlTUttNS AWARDS FREE
SILVERWARE TO SAVERS
A pleasant and rewarding way
to develop the savings habit has
caught the fancy of residents of
this area.
It is the savings-Incentive plan
Introduced recently by First-Ctti
fcens Bank & Trust Company
*hich features the gift of an
Original Rogers Silverplate Set
ting matte by the world-famous
International Silver Company.
Interest in the First-CKizens
sponsored project centers around
the bank's Silver Club whose
mWnbership consists of those
who open or add to a First-Citi
zens savings acfcoont in the
amoont of $25 or more.
The new club member imme
diately receives the gift of a
Rogers Silverplate Setting, in
lovely Daybreak pattern, of 5
pieces, including a dinner knife,
dinner fork, soup spoon, salad or
pastry fork, and a teaspoon.
But benefits of membership in
First-Citizeni' Silver Club, even
aside from a mounting savings
account and 3% guaranteed in
terest on insured savings, do not
end with this initial gift, accord
ing to a I>ank spokesman.
Tlirifty -minded residents, he
said, tvill be able to add to this
original setting as they add to
tlieir savings. Sliver Club mem
bet* at FlrtUCitteens wtll.be en
titled to obtain, k* fMtfcWl
5-piefce setting every' tm# Tt#v
add $25 or more to their account
for only $2.25 ? a fraction of its
regular value.
"Folks really like this Silver
Club Plan," he added. "They
accumulate savings and valuable
table silverware in this two-way
savings feature."
He pointed out that First-Citi
zens was pleased to have work
ed out arrangements with Inter
national Silver Company in ob
taining this beautiful and popu
lar pattern.
Rogers Silverplate Setting con
forms to the highest standards
of craftsmanship which have
made International wares a fam
ous brand for generations and it
is guaranteed.
First-Citizens Is assured the
setting will outlast practically
every household item. Each
piece is completely covered with
a substantial layer of pure sil
ver and most spoons and forks
have extra sectional deposits at
points of greatest wear for last
ing beauty and durability.
The popular reception of the
Silver Club and the smooth man
ner in which the plan operates
has cansed bank officials to be
highly pleased with the project.
"There are no forms to be fill
ed out or any contest associated
with this undertaking," they con
cluded. "We merely hope it in
fluences jn?re people to save?
ahd to save more!"
HtfhlOT Federal Deposit
Tnnnarf Corporation (?(lv.?
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Protect Your House from Damtiyfog
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Festival Price
gal. $4 05
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gal. J4"
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List Price, Gallon $6.00
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