Morehead Commissioners Withdraw
OK on Audit, Discuss Trash Cans
Two More Floafs
Entered in Town
Yule Parade
Newport Fire Department and
Morehead City Rotary club have
entered floats In the Morehead City
Christmas parade, announced pa
rade chairman Charles Willis at
the Merchants' Association meeting
Tuesday. It was suggested that a
miniature Model T car be in the
parade.
The merchants meeting was held
at the Hotel Fort Macon. Bill Wil
lis, Earl Lewis and O. J. Morrow
were appointed as a committee to
arrange for advertisements listing
names of firms and individuals
contributing toward Christmas
lighting.
Mr. Morrow, lighting chairman,
reported that the Christmas light
ing fund is still far from its goal.
Wayne Beasley. Oscar AllrejJ and
Clyde Blanchard were named to
nominate officers for 1960. The as
sociation tabled until next month
the question of special Christmas
shopping hours and the decision on
hiring a full-time Santa for the
holidays.
Otis Jones, president, presided.
Others attending were Mr. Allred,
Bernard Leary, Bill Willis, Charles
Willis, Mr. Blanchard. Billy Willis,
Wayne Beasley, V. D. Beasley, Mr
Lewis, George Stovall. Garland
Scruggs, Mr. Morrow. Mrs. W. L.
McDonald and Joe DuBois.
Bookmobile
Schedule Listed
The bookmobile is scheduled to
visit the eastern part of the county
Monday and Tuesday, according to
the schedule announced by the
Carteret County public library.
The schedule follows:
Monday: 9:15-9:50, Merrimon,
Mrs. Bessie Carraway's book sta
tion; 10:00-14:44. South River. Mrs.
Vera Cannon's book station; 10:50
11:30, Merrimon. Mrs. Louise Pitt
man's book station; 11:35-11:45,
Open Ground*, Mrs. Georgia Long.
Core Creak, 12:03-12:20. Mrs.
Laura Foreman; 1:04-1:15, Mrs.
Bertice Dickenson. ?
Wire Grass. 1:25-1:40, Mrs. Refh
Hodges; 1:45-2:05. Mrs. Ada Jones;
2:15-1:30, Mrs. Vera Lewis.
Russell? Creak. 2:35-2:50. Mrs.
Helen Garner; 2:55-3:15, Mrs. E.
Masotti; 3:20-3:35, Mrs. Mary
Marehburn.
Tuesday: Gloucester, 8:35-8: SO,
PigoU'i Store; 8:55-0:10. Mrs. Nat
Smith; Straits, 8:15-9:30, Mrs.
Pearl West; 9:35 10:00, Mrs.
Gladys Davis' book station.
Harkers Island, 10:10-10:45, Mrs.
Rubie Guthrie's book station; 10:50
11:05, Mrs. Rena Lawrence; 11:10
11:25, Mrs. EsteUe Fluhart; 11:30
11:45, Donnie Yoeman'a Store;
12:20-1:40, school.
1:45-2:00, Mrs. Madeline Emory;
2:05-2:20. Mrs. Ada Willis; 2:2S
2:45, Mrs. Frank Moore; 2:50-3:10,
Mrs. Inez Willis.
Jaycees Discuss
Automobile Show
At the Beaufort Jaycee meeting
Monday night co-chairmen Bob
Safrit and Dick Dickinson reported
that the car show to be sponsored
by the club in cooperation with
auto dealers of the county will he
held toaight at the Besalort high
school football field.
1960 models will be on display at
the field from 8 until 10:10 p.m.
Jayeee pnaMwl George Murray
Thomas revwiti that dealers have
their ears at the football field by
5 p.m.
The Jaycees decided to help with
canvassing for the annual Red
Cross drive in Beaufort. Follow
ing the meeting, four Jayceea at
tended a meeting at the courthouse
in connection with this year's
drive.
The club also voted to help in
?ny way they could with the town
Christmas parade.
It was announced that five mem
bers are planning to attend the sec
ond quarterly board meeting this
weekend at Rocky Mount.
Welfare Staff Members
Attend Raleigh Meeting
Mrs. Gertrude Williamson and
Mrs. Pauline Spence of the county
welfare staff wffl return today from
Raleigh where they attended the
fortieth annual Public Welfare In
stitute
PIjiMrfng for More Effective Wel
fare Services was the theme at the
meeting which opened Wednesday
at the Mr Walter Hotel.
Stomach Gas
? More head City tWlUMM
react kM Tuesday night at the mil
nictpal building their Oetahar mo
tiaa aoaapUag tha tear* audit (or
19S8-S9 Board member* (ell that
there are (ihaaai of the audit ?
port which bear Mlir iovHtigi
t*M.
Twa Mama aa tbe audit vara
briefly tonnia<
Clark Ma LaaWey Warm 1 1 the
oammisaiencrs that l.mhar Auabaa,
auditor, atatad that Mm "lav eat
roent Real Estate Purchased" Hg
ure *f II . J* 1* ia tor the tar taw*
lata aa which the Marahaad Ctty
Garment Ca stands
Ha larthar aaM that Mr Aaabaa
caa place the figare ia the aadit
under fi*ad property" ar any
where the eominlaalomri waat H.
Relative ta a eaah advancement
at MM la MM-? ta Waitar M Law
it. a town rwpiayae. mayor George
Dill and cammiaetonera tat aMica
during ltM-M, aaid they were un
aware that the advancement had
been made. Mr. La May aaid that
the money ia haiac paid hack.
The heard paaaad a taaddiaa
that any eaah advanced ta a town
employee in the future ahaU be
firat approved by the Ml board.
The mayar and eawmiaaiaaera
reported they had been receiving
inquiries about the garbage eaa
ordinance. They atatad that 10
Ualkm druma may NOT be need
for anything? wet garbage, leave*
traah or any ather refuse.
A MgaJlea caatataar i* the larg
cat that may he uaed. If people
want ta put leavei ar graaa ia
bushel baskets ar anything smaller
than 30-gallon capacity, that ia all
right.
The commissioners further said
that the town will, if requested,
carry away the 50-gatlon drums
people may hava now. This is ta
help solve the problem of those
who complain, "What am I going
to do with my M-gallon drum?"
Commissioner Russell Outlaw
presented a proposal on increasing
the grave opening tee at the town
ei-metery. hut whan complication
arose as to costs for different-size
graves and how the increased fee
should go to the grave diggers,
the matter was tabled until the
next meeting.
Two questions on enforcement of
town ordinances were raised. Com
missioner Bud Dixon said that be
was not in faver of blocking park
ing meter space to allow large
trailers to park aeveral days in
front a i stores ? for sale* promo
tion or other projects.
Commissioner Dixon said a TB
x-ray trailer rtiould be permitted,
because it would ba In town for the
?hwWi ?roteetion and convenience
M tSe public.
No action was taken on Mr. Dix
on's protest.
Also discussed wai the ordinance
prohibiting business people from
putting mcrehandlae or other ob
stacles on sidewalk and curb,
which is town property.
After discussion of who has com
plied with th? ordinance and who
hasn't, it was decided to send a
police officer to those who had not
complied and tall them compliance
was maadatary or they would be
summoned to court.
Referred to temlasleuer Dixon
waa a request far a street light in
the alley just west of the Plggly
Wlggiy store. The reqaest was
made by eight persons in the area.
Attending the meeting, in addi
tion to those mentioned, were com
missioners Ted Qaraer, S. C. Hol
lowsy, and town attorney George
McNeill.
Smyrna PTA to Heat
The Smyrna Parent-Teacher As
sociation will meat at 7:10 p.m. at
the school. The Williston commua
ity will be ia charge -* the meet
ing
Port Calendar
Mere head City Part
Thaaas Neieoa ? Docked yes
terday to load tobacco for La
Havre, France.
Exeawlar ? Due yesterday to
pick MP tobaece for Egypt.
mack condor ? Due tomorrow
for ctrfo of tobacco for Europe.
Jaladata? Due Monday to load
tobacco for Egrpt.
Partal* ? Dm Monday with
asphalt cargo for Trumbull's.
Saath Star ? Due Nav. 11 to
load tobacco for Europe
GwttfcsM ? Dye Nor 13 far
tobacco cargo for European
ports.
Keep
your Oil Burtur in
top operating condition.
Sinclair
Heating OH
T. T. "Tom- Mir & Son
Sbclalr tlMiHrtai
PIMM Beaafort: htMNT
Phase Morehead CHjr: PAf-Slt
Vac Stoclalr Heattag OH Far
Island School
Stresses Books
GCTMIE
TV Hlltffi Island elementary
school h? |at all out thu week
in the ahearvaac. rf Book Week.
Much work has beea done by both
the atw leata and the teachers to
help pat the importance ?f hooka
and education before the paMir
The library of the arhool hat
been uaed to depict many aeeaea
tram well known baaka, fictional
and otherwise. Thia has been done
by the atadeats at the vartaus
grades and shews much talent and
iagamity.
The bulletin board carries a very
beautiful water painting showing
the various phases of life in which
baaks are both helpful and essen
tial.
How true the theme that they
have aa ingeniously carried out,
"Banks are steps that upward
Wad"
Negro News
M arete ad City Hospital
Maritted: Sunday, Miss Minnie
Murrell. Beaufort; Mrs. Julie John
son, Havelock.
Monday, Miss Melissa Bryant.
Morehead City; Mrs. Sadie Chad
wick, Beaufort.
Tuesday, Mrs. Rachcl Fenncr,
Havelock; Miss Ida James, Mrs.
Delia Jones. Beaufort.
Discharged: Monday, Mr. Fred
die Johnson. Havelock.
Tnaaday, Mrs. Julie .((Ancna.
Havelock.
Wednesday, Mrs. Alvinia Go
dette, Havelock.
There will be a rally tonight at
the home of Mrs. J. B. Tootle,
Morehead City, for the benefit of
Walter's Chapel AME Zlon Church.
Sunday afternoon at 4 there will
be a sermonette at the AME Zion
Church in Newport. Everyone is in
vited.
The fourth and last quarterly con
ference at St. Stephen's Methodist
Church, Morchead City, will be
held tonight. The Rev. R. F. Faulk
ner, presiding elder, will preside.
Sunday will be the last quarter
ly communion for the conference
year, announces the Rev. ,0. R:
Ellis, pastor. The Rev. S. P. Ledge,
choir and congregation of North
Harlowe will be in charge of the
service at 3 p.m.
Woman's nay will be observed at
St. Mary's Holiness Church, More
head City, Sunday. There will be
women speakers from Burgiw,
New Bern and Beaufort. Everyone
is invited.
OMtwory
MF.LVIN WILLIAMS
Melvtn Williams, 47, of Morehead
City died Friday at Veterans Hos
pital, Salisbury. Funeral services
were conducted Wednesday after
noon at 2 30 at St. Luke's Baptist
Church, Morehead City.
The Rev. W. C. Horton, More
head City, officiated. He was as
sisted by the Rev. M. C. Carter,
pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist Church,
Beaufort. Burial was in Bayview
Cemetery.
Surviving are one sister, Mrs.
Beulah Marbley of Morehead City,
and five brothers, Augustus, James
and A. J. of Morehead City, Ernest
of Mississippi, and Lola of Norfolk,
Va.
Two Dallas Setters
The Dallas Eugene Salter charg
ed with driving on the wrong side
of the road last week in county
court lives in Atlantic' according
to court records and it not Dallas
Salter of Davis.
Morton Case
Goes to Higher
Court; Bond Set
? Willi* Ifnight Roquosts
Trial by Jury
Coats of Covrt
day in county recorder'! court In
the aaaault and robbery case
againat Leslie Morton, Marahand
City. Morton waa bound over to
aufterier court under bend rf IIJOO.
Charged with Morton an the war
rant waa Ann Manning but the
court decided not to proaeewte her
J. T. Johnaon, Atlantic Beach, al
lege! that Morton aaaatdted and
took Woo from bin on a pulpwmxl
road at Merrlnon Friday, Oct. 23.
According to sheriff Hugh Salter,
Johnson, Morton and the Manning
woman went in Johnson's truck to
Merrimon. On the witness stand,
Mrs Manning said that she left
when Morton picked Johnson up
and slammed him an the ground.
She said they had been arguing.
She hitched a ride back to town,
as did Morton and Johnaon, each
with different motorists. Johnaon
still had his wallet but he said the
MOO in it was gone and that Morton
took it.
Sheriff Sailer said no trace at the
$800 has been found.
Also bound over to superior court
was Willie Knight, charged with
transporting non-taxpaid whiskey
and having no operator's license.
Knight requested a trial by jury.
Bond for his appearance in high
court was set at $380.
Speeders who wet* convicted and
ordered to pay oourt cost* includ
ed Freddy Gaston Smith, David
Edward White. Ralph Huntley
Barnes, Thomas A. Olson, Robert
Leroy Claypool Jr., Everett G. Ar
thur and Burvel Allen Garner.
Other defendants, their charges
and the findings of the court were
as follows:
Frederick Gaston Smith? Speed
ing and no operator's license. Not
prosecuted on the license charge,
guilty of speeding. Costs paid.
Ralph G. Gaskill ? Failure to
comply with a former court order.
Not prosecuted.
Fred Wallace Washington? Fail
ure to comply with a former court
order. Not prosecuted.
Wilbur Jackson Jones ? No oper
ator's license, improper brakes,
improper lights, no license plates,
no registration and improper equip
ment. Bond forfeited.
S. B. Rouse? No muffler. Thirty
days in jail suspended on payment
of court costs.
Earl William Moore ? No opera
tor's license, speeding, na insur
ance, driving on the wrong side of
the road. Not prosecuted on the
second and fourth charges. Guilty
of having no driver'* license or in
surance. Fined $25 and court coats.
Leon Lewis? Non-support and ne
glecting children. Six months in
jail suspended on the condition that
the defendant remain aober and on
good behavior for three years and
pay court costs.
Hoscoe Barden McCabe? Drunk
driving, driving on the wrong side
of the road, reckleas driving.
.Found guilty of drunk driving only.
Fined $100 and court costs.
John Bell Jr.? Assault. Dismiss
ed.
Durwood Fulcher ? Drunk and
disorderly. Not prosecuted.
Henry Clark F.ubanks ? Passing
on a curve. Paid costs.
George A. Fowler? Assault. Ac
quitted.
Andrew Willard Blaise ? Speed
ing. Fined $10 and oourt costs.
There were 89 caaes continued
until later terms of court. Judge
L. I. Morris presided.
To Teach Cearse
A Woman's Missionary Union
study course, By All Means, by
Baker J. Cauthen will be taught at
the Newport Missionary Baptist
Church tonight at 7:30.
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Gold
Straight
BOURBON
Whiskey
Defendant to Serve Time
For Cutting Woman with Saw
William Gray of Morehead City
ww eaafc-nied to si* month* la Jail
Monday in Mantwiid City record
er's caat after be was found guil
ty * assault** Cllaabeth Gray.
Gray was charged with cutting
Elizabeth with a hand aaw.
In other court action, 17-year-old
Robert Andrew MeCabe was sen
tenced to thirty (toys in jail for
fighting in a public place and de
stroying personal property.
ft m ji/t pAi wxM Ia a si aaiaaaoa ns?Aa Ant
? ? lOffBv* prt Ht IK < Q ,
McCabe and James Carlisle Ellis,
both of Morehead City, engaged in
a fight outside at the City Theater
on the night of Oct. 31. Witnesses
stated that McCabe knocked Ellis
through a glass doer leading into
the theater.
After hearing the evidence, judge
Board
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sioners. The firemen said the lilt
was drawn up in strict accord with
the (ire department by laws adopt
ed July 1, 1959
Questions arose as to eligibility
of certain firemen, and grew from
reluctance of the town board to de
prive a fireman of a pension in a
border line case. The board final
ly agreed to accept the list as sub
mitted by the firemen.
Mr. Swindell explained that the
pension can amount to $36 monthly
up to $60 monthly for a fireman,
depending on his age. The pension
plan went into effect July 1, 1959.
Mr. Swindell also said that a fire
man must be an active member of
the department when he applies
for the pension.
The approved list of firemen (ac
tive is of July 1, 19S9) follows:
Volunteers: Edward Arendcll,
John Ballou. John Baker, Grady
Bell, Mart Bell. Wade Bell, Len
wood Brinson, Leslie Brinson.
Alfred Cooper, Lonnle Daniels,
Earl Freeman, Hubert Fulcher,
Woodrow Fulcher, Robert Garner
Sr.
Vernon Garner, Vernon Guthrie,
Dallas Guthrie, Duffy Guthrie, Le
Roy Guthrie, Lindsay Guthrie, Ru
fus Guthrie, Edward E. Guthrie.
D. J. Hall, Lester Hall Jr., Lew
is Hinson, Sammy Hughes, George
T. Lawrence, Vincent Lawrence,
James Lawrence
Luther Lawrenoe, Earnest Lew
is, Raymond Lewis, William Lew
is, Lester Lewis, Gordon A. Mi
lelle.
Eldon Nelson, Jake O'Neal, Jun
ior O'Neal, Ottis Purifoy, Kenneth
Putnam, Jimmie Rabon, Doyrie
Rice.
Dan Swindell, Stanley Salter, Sel
don Sherwood, Harold SeweH, Jew
el A. Smith, Jimmie Smith, Walter
Smith, Earl K. Wade.
Alvin Willis, Clyde E. WHlls,
David T. Willis, George D. Willis,
Graydon WiBis, Garland Willis,
Roital E. WiHis, Wilbur Willis, G.
K. Willis and Clyde Yotmg.
Paid firemen: Chartea Edwards,
Carl M. Edward*, Eric Lewis. John
Parker, Joa fulcker, Nolan Mc
Cabe and Dan WUtts.
Herbert 0. Phillips acquitted Ellis,
hut found McCabe gutty i? charg
?d.
Judgment of the court was that
McCabe's 30-day jail sentence be
suspended on the coftdkion that h*
pay JM damage* to the theater for
replacing the glaaa, that be pay
court cost*, remain on good be
havior for a period of one year and
that he aurrender his driver's li
cense and not operate a car for a
period of aix months. (There were
no motor vehicle violations charged
against him, however).
Bill Nelson Jr. of Morehead City
appeared to answer charges of fol
lowing too close, becoming involv
ed in an accident and havirg im
proper registration. Nelaon. found
guilty, was sentenced to 30 days
in jail, suspended on payment of
$25 and costs.
Robert Sickler of Camp Lejeune
and George Franklin Gribb of New
port both forfeited bond when they
failed to apprar Sickler bad been
charged with driving a car with-,
out state plates and Gribb was cit
ed for public drunkenness.
Eugene Hessee, charged with
public drunkenness for the second
time within a twelve-month period,
was ordered to serve 90 days in
jail. The state decided not to pros
ecute Joe Pickney of Morehead
City charged with assault with a
deadly weapon.
Charles T. Jones of Morehead
City was given 90 days in jail for
theft of a rod and reel and fishing
tackle. For violating the terms of
a suspended sentence of Oct. 26,
Jones was ordered to serve, in ad
dition to his 90 days, 30 days. The
two sentences are to run concur
rently.
i A drunk Hrivino warrant fnr
School Lunch
Menus Listed
NewxrtSebMl
Franks, etuli. baked
bean, eabbafe-carrotiriMe ?law'.
cherry cobbler with whipped top
ping, milk.
Itoeaday: OwiwmIcmI bologna,
stewed com, tanuta soap, slice
pitkle, devil food cake with butter
cream frosting, milk.
Wednesday: Spaghetti with meat
aauca, cheese biscuits, green
beans, cabbage-carrot-pickle slaw,
fruit jello, cookies, milk.
Tharsday: Heat loaf, brown
gravy, steamed rice, turnip greens,
cornbread, peach halves, milk.
Friday: Fish sticks, mixed vege
tables, tossed salad, bush puppies,
potato pudding, milk.
Beaafort School
Friday: Tuna salad on lettuce,
sliced tomato, buttered com,
bread, butter, milk, apple.
College President Will
Speak at Atlantic Sunday
The Rev Thomas A. Collins,
president of North Carolina Wes
leyan College, Rocky Mour.t, will
be the guest preacher in the At
lantic Methodist Church, Sunday
at 11 am.
Mr. Collins will show slides of
the European Caravan, when he
and Mrs. Collins were councilors
two years ago. Everyone is cor
dially invited to attend this service,
announces the Rev David Lewis,
pastor.
ers Les Bercegeay, C. H. Lockev,
Wilbur Garner, Bennie Garner,
John B. Kelly, and police chief Dan
Bell. s
Industry
(CartlMi I fraa Pace 1)
with another 4* x MO feet to be
added in one y*ar. Id ao 10 x 120
feet building, emtlafaimt would
be about n persona, Mr. Johnsoa
said.
The commissioners told Mr
Jafcnson that the t?vn has land
available, near a rail read, tar in
dustrial development. They said
the town tan provide water and
necessary streets. Interested New
port cititens are laakiag into the
building possibilities and the com
missioners voiced their willingness
to cooperate.
L. W. Howard appeared before
the board to inquire what had been
done towards having a manhole in
stalled near the postotfiee. H ? was
told that the state is going to do
the work.
Bills amounting to $1,13>.70 were
ordered paid, leaving a balance of
$2,500.
The rommiatiaeerc diacassed the
amount of gas being taken from
the town tank and talked about
methods of keeping more accurate
gasoline records. Methods discuss
ed were having all gas put is the
tank metered, having order re
ceipts signed, keeping the gas tank
locked and keeping a log of dates
and amounts of gasoline put in
town vehicles.
Miss Edith Lockey, town clerk,
read a letter announcing that
Robert K. Garner had applied to
the state ABC board for a permit
to sell beer at his business estab
lishment on Water Street.
Jan. 1 was set as the deadline
for collecting this year's business
license taxes.
Attending the meeting, in addi
tion to those mentioned, were
mayor Leon Mann Jr., commission
George M. Larson of Morehead
City was amended to include care
less and reckless driving. The
court did not prosecute on the
drunk driving charge but for care
less and reckless driving, Larson
paid a fine of $200 and court costs.
Two New York City defendants
forfeited bond when they failed to
appear. Vincent E Christenson
had been charged with littering the
highway and public drunkenness
and Ronald H. Shur was charged
with destroying personal property
and public drunkenness.
Robert Savage of Morehead City
was sentenced to 30 days in jail
after the court found him guilty of
public drunkenness and possession
of non-taxpaid whiskey. The sen
tence was suspended on payment
of $15 and court costs.
In the case of Shaw Becton, pray
er for judgment was continued one
week. He was charged with failing
to provide adequate support for his
wife and child.
There were 11 cases continued
until nest week's term of court.
Neighbor Day
Sunday will be observed as
Neighbor Day at the Broad Creek
Church of God. The church is now
in the midst of an enlargement
campaign. Church members are
Invited to bring their neighbors to
Sunday school and church.
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