Morehead City Social News
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Miss Renee Kemp arrived home
Friday night from Greensboro Col
lege to spend the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Kemp.
Mrs. J. W. Kellogg has returned
home from Vaughnsville, Ohio,
where she visited her sister, Mrs.
D. L. Thomas. While away she
also visited her nephew, George
Thomas, and his family in Detroit,
Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Roberts of
this city and Mr and Mrs. Bill
Price of Burlington left Wednesday ?
for a ten-day trip to Florida.
Mrs. A. E. Bowen and her grand
daughter, Beverly Bowen, of Wind
sor left Thursday after spending
several days with Mrs. Bowen's
sister and brother in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. George Purifoy.
Mr. E. C. Jernigan of Wilson,
new high school supervisor for the
county, is living at the C. N.
Stroud home.
Mrs. J. W. Kellogg spent Thurs
day in Jacksonville visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Bill White and children,
Billy and Susie.
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Piner
left yesterday for their home in
Jacksonville, Fla., after spending
the summer with relatives in the
county.
Mr. Harvey llines of Kinston and
Mr. C. B. Wade Jr. of Winston
Salem arrived here Friday for their
Fall Festival Yields $1,219
For Camp Glenn School
Camp Glenn School's fall festival,
held Friday night on the school
grounds, was a rousing success,
according to Mrs. Austin Williams,
publicity chairman.
A big crowd attended and $1,219 -
34 was taken in. The class room
taking in the most money was the
ham and turkey booth, which col
lected $116.
The popcorn and drinks booth,
sponsored by two rooms, took in
$174, the highest amount in their
category. Mrs. Bernard Leary won
a painting by Charles McNeill,
wafercolor artist of Morehead City.
BiiJy Corey. PTA president, Mrs.
Jim Bob Sanders, festival chair
man, and R. W. Davis, principal,
thank everyone who contributed to
making the festival so successful.
The festival is sponsored each
year by the Camp Glenn Parent
Teacher Association as their main
money-making project.
annual cruise on the Hines' yacht.
They were joined by D. G Bell of
thin cHy.
Mr. Truman Kemp Sr. o / Abbe
villa, S. C, arrived Thursday to be
with Mrs. Kemp and their new son,
Charles.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kellogg have
returned home from Sumter, S. C.,
where they visited their son and
daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Kellogg, and their daughter, Karen.
Mr. Jerry Schumacher, Char
lotte, visited here over the week
end. He was called home Satur
day due to the illness of his wife,
who has entered the hospital.
Miss Doris Parmer. Miss Sarita
Bedsworth, Miss Geraldine Reid,
Miss Donna Guthrie, Gary Long
and Jimmy Lawrence spent Satur
day in Murfreesboro at Chowan
College.
Stork Newi
Births at Morehead City llospiital:
To Mr and Mrs. Gordon M.
Brinson, Morehead City, a daugh
ter, Friday, Oct. 2.
To Mr. and Mrs. James I. Cagle,
Newport, a daughter, Friday, Oct
2.
To Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Salter,
Salter Path, a daughter, Wednes
day, Sept. 30.
To Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis
Jr., Beaufort, a daughter, Wed
nesday, Sept. 30.
To Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pol
lock, Newport, a daughter, Wed
nesday. Sept. 30.
To Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Waltz,
Morehead City, a son, Wednesday,
Sept. 30
Births at Sea Level Hospital:
To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Moore
Gaskill, Cedar Island, a son,
Howard Douglas, Wednesday, Sept.
30.
To Mr. and Mrs. James I. Piner,
Marshallberg, a son. James Irvin
Jr., Saturday. Oct. 3.
Cub Scout Pack Elects
Stephen Herring Denner
Thursday afternoon at four
o'clock Cub Scout pack 371 met
at the home of Mrs. L. O. Crowe.
Refreshments were served and we
discussed business.
The election of officers was held.
Stephen Herring was elected den
ner, Danny Brown was elected as
sistant denner and Jim Brown was
elected scribe.
?Jim Brown. Scribe
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TODAY
?-ll a. m ? Clinic, Morehead
City Hospital annex (Shot* ad
ministered during these hours
only)
9-11 a. m? X-Ray clink, county
health center, Beaufort
1*4 p. m.? Clinic, county health
center, Beaufort. (Shots admin
istered during these hours only)
<:45 p. m. ? Rotary Club, scout
building, Beaufort
7 p. m.? World War I Veterans,
Blue Ribbon Restaurant, More
head City
7:30 p. m ? Esther Rebekahs, re
creation building, Morehead City
7:30 p. m.? Coast Guard Reserve
Unit, Coast Guard Station, Fort
Macon Road
8 p. m.? St. Catherine's Chapter,
St. Andrew's Episcopal Auxiliary,
parish house, Morehead City
WEDNESDAY
7 p. m ? Flight C, 994?Ui Air
Reserve Sq., munciipal building,
Morehead City
7:30 p. m Heavy boat Army
Reserve Unit, reserve training cen
ter west of Morehead City
S p. m ? Alcoholics Anonymous,
Garland Lockey's store building,
Newport
THURSDAY
9-11 a. m.? Clinic, county health
center, Beaufort. (Shots admini
stered during these hours only)
9-11 a. m.? X-ray clinic, county
health center, Beaufort
1-3 p. m. ? Clinic, Morehead City
hospital annex. (Shots adminis
tered during these hours only)
3:30 p. m. ? County Agriculture
Workers Council, farm agent's
office, Beaufort
6:30 p. m? Rotary Club, Rex
Restaurant, Morehead City
7 p. m ? Lions Club, Hotel Fort
I Macon, Morehead City
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,
Beaufort
FRIDAY
Noon ? Civitan Club, Mrs. Russell
Willis's Restuarant, Morehead City
7:30 p. m.? Duplicate bridge,
Inlet Inn, Beaufort
8 p. m.? American Association
of University Women, civic center,
Morehead City
8 p. m. ? Encampment, 100F, Odd '
Fellows lodge, Beaufort
8 p. m ? Women of Woodcraft, |
court 1130, Newport
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If you're the type who believes that bruited shins and cold
(?at build character, you probably enjoy racing (or the phoM
at midnight.
But i I the cozinest and the convenience and the downright
privacy of a bedroom phone appeal to you, we'd like to add
two more reasons why you'd love having one.
FW.I?wi't upset your budget a bit. Extenrions cost
only a few cents a day. Second, extensions oooss in charming
decorator colon ? for any room in the house!
Enjoy living as you like it! Order the extensions you need.
Madia Ball Bible Class
Honors Teacher on Friday
The Midi* Bell Bible Clou ot
First Methwttrt Church met at the
home of Mrs. A. B. Cooper Fridiy
evening (or its snnusl fall meeting
and celebration of Mrs. BelJ's birth
day, which was Sunday. i
Mrs. Luther Hamilton Sr., class j
president for three years, presided
at the election of new officers. Mrs
Bell is the new president Other
officers, re-elected, are Mrs. Grov- '
er Munden, vice-president; Mrs W.
P. Freeman, treasurer; Mrs. Ver
non Paul, secretary.
Mrs. Bell announced thai she was
resigning as teacher of the class
and that Mra. Robert Taylor is the ,
new tescher. Mrs. Taylor has been ,
tesrhing since the illness of Mrs.
Bell.
Mrs. Bertha Stalling: and Mrs. 1 1
Taylor gave the progrm and Mrs. !
Taylor gave the devotions A Bible '
quit was conducted and Mrs. Ben
Royal won the prise. Several other i
games were played. |]
The refreshment committee j
served coffee and decorated cake
squares. Mrs. Bell was presented j
a decorated birthday cake and Mrs.
Taylor received a potted plant. ,
Flowers were placed in the church '
Sunday honoring Mrs Bell.
Mrs. S. A. Horton Wins j
High Score at Bridge
Mrs. S. A. Horton won high score
when Mrs. A. T. Baugh enter
tained her bridge club Thursday '
night at her home. Mrs. Milton *
Roush won second high and Mrs. (
Chauncey Styron was low.
The hostess served a dessert of
coffee and Boston cream pie. Mrs. ;
Gus Davis will entertain the club ;
this week. I
Fashion Skew Plained
Cherry Point Officers' Wives 1
Club will stage a fashion show
Saturday, Oct. 10, at 9 p. ro. at '
the officers' club. The show will j 1
be preceded by dinner and will
be followed by a dance.
Wives to Meet
Fort Macon Group, Coast Guard
Wives Club, will meet Thursday
night at 7:30 at the civic center.
A plastics party will follow the
meeting.
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Hospital Note*
Morrhrad Cltjr IlMytUi
Admitted: .Wednesday. Mrs.
Deris Salter, Salter Path; Mrs.
Btica Harvell, Mrs. Frances Waltz,
Morehead City; Hardy Lewis, Mrs.
Audrey Lewis, Mrs. Eva Taylor,
Beaufort; Mrs. Linda Pollock, Mrs.
Linnie Cannady, Steve Smith, New
port. Mrs. Myrtle Hill Marshell
berg.
Thursday, Mrs Mora Dixen, Hil
dred C Pottor, Beaufort; Leslie
Chase, Mrs. Bessie Elliott, New
port; Hubert Fish, Raleigh; Harold
Snipes; Morehead City.
Friday, Mrs Anita Cagie, New
port; Clarence Davis Jr., Mrs.
Mona Ward, Beaufort; Miss Kathy
Joy Hill, Marshalberg; Mrs. Car
olyn White, Mrs. Judy Brinson,
Morehead City.
Discharged: Thursday, James
F. Quinn, Morehead City, Francis
Smith, Havelock; Mrs. Katherine
Willis, Harkers Island.
Friday, Mrs. Linnie Cannady,
G. D. Henderson, Steve Smith.
Newport; Daniel R. Brown, Harold
Snipes. Morehead City; Mrs. Myr
tle Hill, Marshallberg; Mrs. Lois
Letchworth, Davis; Miss Phyllis
Springle. Beaufort; Hubert Fish,
Raleigh; Mrs. Telsey Wiggins,
Swsnsboro.
Saturday. Mrs. Doris Salter and
laughter, Salter Path; Mrs. Myr
tle Simpson, Morehead City; Mrs
Nora Dixon, Beaufort; Mrs. Joyce
Lewis, Marshallberg. ?
Sea Level Hospital
Admitted: Thursday, Mrs. Verona
Morris, Mr. William Hopkins, New
>ort; Mrs. Dorothy Piner, Marshall
berg; Mr. Kermit Robinson, Ocra
?oke; Mr. Ed Simpson, route one
Beaufort.
Friday, Mrs. Catherine Gillikin,
Miss Nancy Scott, Harkers Island;
Mrs. Dorothy Piner, Marshall
berg.
Saturday, Mrs. Marie Nelson,
forehead City; Mr. Luther Guthrie,
Harkers Island.
Sunday, Mr Eli Phillips, Carth
age; Mrs. Ethel Robinson, Beau
fort; Mr. James Smith, Newport.
Discharged: Thursday, Miss
Mary Lowrimore, Davis; Miss
Nancy Scott, Harkers Island; Mr.
Bernard Parker, Havelock; Mrs.
Dorothy Piner. Marshallberg; Mrs.
Doris Willis, Sea Level.
Friday, Mr. Walter Arthur, Mrs.
Martha Gillikin, Beaufort; Mr.
rucker Smith, Marshallberg.
Saturday, Mrs. Laura Arthur,
Chevy Hat Fresh Styling
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economy keynote the conventional line of 1M0 C'hevrolrts. More luxuriously equipped than any previous
models, the presentation includes four lmpalas, four Bel Airs (four-door sedan shown ahove), three Bis
caynes and five station wagons. In addition, the Chevrolet display at dealer showrooms will introduce the
revolutionary, compact six-passenger Corvair. : ' .
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Fabulous
Fishing . . .
By Bob Sitnpton
I
Spot fishing tops them all! Tre
mendous numbers of spots have
been caught from the ocean piers
since Thursday evening, and all
other ocean pier fishing is inciden
tal. Spot catches are just as sen
sational as before Gracie passed
by. One party took home 600 spots;
another had 2 bushels Sunday
morning.
Second only to pier fishing is surf
Beaufort; Mrs. Leona Gaskill, Sea
Level; Mr. Harvey Brewer, Wins
ton-Salem.
Sunday, Mr. Hugh Garner, New
port; Mr. Luther Guthrie, Harkers
Island; Mrs. Catherine Gillikin,
route two Beaufort; Mr. Eli Phil
lips, Carthage.
fishing: Bruce McCarthy, Rocky i
Mount, reported 25 blues, 40 spots, I
10 pompano and 10 sea mullet near
Salter Path. A Laurinburg party
caught 101 flounder on live bait and
87 puppy drum on cut mullet off
the Cape Lookout breakwater. J
Night fishing in sound and river <
is good for gray trout, and some ]
blues are being taken. Speckled ]
trout fishing has improved: reports I
are scattered, but very good <
catches have been reported over
the county. There are innumerable .
good trout holes in the Newport
River above the bridge and in Cali
co Creek.
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Plug fishing as a whole has im- j <
proved: on the ocean side blues are 1 1
beginning to take Hopkins lures, ;
and speckled trout are hitting Hop
tins and red-and-yellow seahawks.
Inshore and offshore fishing
hroughout the ccunty was slow
taring the weekend, for false alba
:ore, kings and blues. Headboat
matches of sea bass and other bot
:om fish were fairly good, and a
few red snappers were picked up.
The kings that were landed have
t>een big ones: Johnny Styron, fish
ng inshore, had 5 totaling 67
XHinds; 19-pounders were reported
rom Sportsman and Morehead
piers.
Plant Deadline
Mrs. Percy Deyo, Mrs. Chaun
:ey Styron, Mrs. Gus Davis and
Mrs. Elizabeth Howland will take
orders for pansy, sweet Williams,
English daisy and painted daisy
plants until Oct. 15. The plants are
t>eing sold by St. Catherine's Epis
copal Chapter.
Mother Of Year
Lachute, Que. (AP) ? Mrs.
Lionel Rozon, named Lachute's
mother of the year by a service
:lub, is the mother of five and a
leg amputee who gets around with
an artificial limb.
MANAGERS HARVEST
FESTIVAL OF VALUES
Sale Runs from Oct. 6 through Oct. 17
Children's Corduroy - Flannel lined
BOXER LONGIES
$1.79 Value
99c pair
Assorted Gmn
POTTED PLANTS
Regular 49c rack
3 for 88c
BOYS' SOX
Nylon reinforced heel u4 toe.
Site T to IIU
4 pair 88c
Men's and Rays'
SUEDE JACKETS
Water repellant. Assorted colors.
Processed with Quiton by DuPont
Regular value $16.95
$9.98
Dolly Diaper Bag
Regular value tl.M
Only 88c each
Checked and Striped
DISH TOWELS
Assorted colors. Sile 14" x 26"
6 for 49c
Lathes'
NYLON HOSE
51 Gauge ? 15 Denier
All New Fall Shades
2 pair 88c
Pdyethyleae
EXPRESS TRAIN
$1.29 value
Only 68c each
Anchor
WHITE OVENWARE
Assortment
44< up to 66c each
Pioneer Wagon Train
Regular value $1.19
Only 88c each
Ladies'
Vest and Skirt Set
Wool and Rayon. Siie 10 to 18
Regular value I3.M
Only $2.98 Set
Enamelware
Assortment
Rrgular value $1.39
Only 86c each
Bleached Muslin Cannon Sheet. F'"?l Sheet. - Bleached Mu.lin
72?x108? $1.77 Each Dowbl#Size - - $1.87 Each Single Six. --- $1.77 Each
8i"x99" $1.77 Each Pillow Cases ? Bleached Muslin
81" x 108" $1.87 Each 42" * 36" 77c pair.
Store Hours
Monday and Friday:
9 A M. and 9 P. M
Open W*dnc?liyii
9 A. M. to 6 P.M.
MowWd City
Aluminumware
Assortment
leariar vatac $l.?
Only 88c each