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ATTENTION LADIES!
What arcltM ?f Carteret Coanty
da yuu live in? Oo you have u
Avon representative? Perhaps
there Is an opening and an
earning opportunity for you.
WRITE MANAGER
BOX IKS - KINSTON, N. C.
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For Rwt
TWO ROOM FURNISHED APAKT
ment, kitchenette, private bath.
Special weekly er monthly rate.
Oceana na Motel, Atlantic Beach.
NICE, COMPLETELY FURNISH
ed apartment with private entrance
from street. Occupies whole up
stairs. Nice neighborhood. Call or
see Mr. Davis, Broadway Cafe,
, More head City. d22
TWO BEDROOM HOUSE. TELE
phone PA6-5091.
FURNISHED DUPLEX APART
ment, 1803-A Arendell St. Phoae
PA8-3544 or PA8-4967.
SEVERAL NICE 3 BEDROOM
houses, furnished and unfurnished.
Also a number of nice apartments.
C. 11. Freeman, Agent, telephone
PA6-3822.
'FURNISHED 3 BEDROOM HOUSE
overlooking beautiful Bogue Sound.
A. C. Hodges, Ho Ho Village, high
way 24, six miles west of Morehead
City. Phone PA6-49S2.
FOUR - ROOM HOUSE WITH
bath, Venetian blinds, stove, refrig
erator, heater. Phone K. W. Wright,
PA8-4988.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS. 8
rooms or 1-room efficiency. $50.00.
Adults only. 123 West Front St.,
Beaufort. Phone PA8-4961. d29
M&N APARTMENTS
Two bedrooms, living room, di
nette, kitchen, private bath,
garbage disposal. All major ap
pliances furnished. Also water
and garage. Downstairs apart
ment available Aug. 20. Con
tact J. H. Neal, Agent, phone
PA 8-3258, Beaufort.
SMALL TWO BEDROOM HOUSE.
Kitchen only furnished. $40 a
Month. Phone PA 6-4555.
RENT OUR RUG SHAMPOO
equipment. Everything you need
tb shampoo your rugs and carpets
quickly and easily. Clark shampoo
equipment is safe and easy to use ?
gives you professional results. You
save half the coat. Only $7.00 per
day. R&N Furniture Co.
THREE BEDROOM FURNISHED
house for rent. Phone PA6-4052.
VERY NICE FURNISHEiTaPART
ment. 114 bedrooms. 2805 Arendell
St. C. H. Freeman, Agent. Phone
PA6-3822.
Special Notices
CARD OF THANKS
The family of Ezr? L. White
wishes to express their apprecia
tion to relatives and friends for
their sympathy and many kind
> nesses shown duriag our recent be
reavement. d22
NERVOUS DISORDERS - WHY
suffer? Modern chiropractic spe
cializes in relieving spinal serve
irritations, the cause of so many
nervous disorders. Lewis Chiro
practic Clinic, 150Q Evans. Phone
PA6-3312.
Legal Notice*
EXECUTORS' NOTICE
Having qualified as executors of
the estate of Sarah Lovina White
hurst, deceased, late of Carteret
County, N. C., this is to notify all
persons having claims against said
estate to present them to the un
dersigned at Qloucester, N. C., on
or before the 8th day of December,
.1960, or this notice will be pled in
bar of their recovery. All person*
indebted to said estate will please
make prompt payment.
This 2nd day of December, 1959.
Richard Henry Whitehurst aad
John Monroe Whitehurst,
Executors d8-15-2M? jS-12
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF REAL BSTATB
Under and by virtu* ct power aad
authority contained In that certain
deed of trust executed and deliver
ed by Claude Gillikin and wife,
Connie G. Gillikin, and recorded in
the office of the Register of deeds
lor Carteret County. N. C., in Book
171, page 364, and because of de
fault in the payment of the indebt
edness thereby secured, and fail
, ure to carry out and perform those
stipulations and agreements there
in contained, and pursuant t* de
mand of the owner and holder of
the indebtedness secured by said
deed of trust, the undersigned will
?xpose for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, at
the usual place of sale in the Car
teret County courthouse at 1:00
f.m. on January 6, 1960, all that
certain real estate and appurte
?ances thereto, in Carteret County,
and further described as follow*:
Being in Harkers Island Town
ship, and; Beginning at Ik* North
east corner of the Bert ft. Davis
property, which is the Southeast
corner of the Baptist Church prop
erty, st the intericeUaa of ? ditch
paralleling a 20 foot ro*d and a
ditch which is the dhrMIng Hue be
tween Bart S. Davis aad the Bap
Toys Reflect Age We Live In i
By DOROTHY WW
Associate Press Women's Editor
The Space Age may frighten
growa api. bat t's ad in the day's
play for ehil^en.
Proof of thw fact is the ?r?k)mi
usee of apace toys in the Christ
mas toy pack this yeai. Children
bom toddkra to taan-aarra wiii he
reconstructing Cape Caaavcral
equipment, sheeting the moon and
maneuvering satellites in or hit.
Kvea electric trains have rock
et launching attachments. Girls as
well as boys get in the act with
special kits beamed to the female
atomic scientist.
The younger generation takes
guided missiles and space ships
in stride, says Melvln rreud, pres
ident of Toy Guidance Council.
These are the things which will be
commonplace when they grow up,
and so they get conditioned to
changing times with playroom
counterparts.
But there are other Toyland re
flections of modern living. There
is, for instance, a record turnout
of Wild West equipment, with the
most authentic replicas of pioneer
shooting irons ever presented to
small desperadoes.
The fast-changing scene of su
burbia, too, has exerted influence
on the year's toys. New construc
tion kits provide short-cuts for re
producing the latest trends in hous
ing developments, down to the last
detail of the shopping center.
America's concern for dressing
up the home is evidenced in mod
ern styling of doll houses and play
room furniture. The pastel match
ed kitchen equipment is a favorite
of modern-minded little girls.
Toy designers also continue to
dream up new approaches to ca
reer training. There is a new ver
sion of the hospital cart, for in
stance, with equipment for blood
transfusions and other emergen
cies, for the juvenile doctor-nurse
team.
Girder panel sets help the future
engineer produce super-highways
The astronomer, the entomologist,
the food chemist and the geologist
are provided with various kits to
spark eareer interest.
A topical note in the wheel toy
lineup is the horse van and the
sportsman's miniature boat trailer.
The junior artist, too, has a wide
range of activity. Walereotor cray
ons permit a fast switch from plain
crayon work to finger paint, just
by using water.
Toyland hits a new high in mu
sical instruments this year, too.
New ideas include a roll harmonica
and xylophaoes that achieve broad
er tane effects, as well as a table
model electronic organ.
For young hobbyists, new crea
tive play activities range fram a
kit for making costume jewelry to
a two-color printing press.
- V I
Whiskey, Locker Stolen
From Service Station
Beaufort police investigated a
break-in yesterday morning at the
T. T. (Tom) Potter Sinclair serv
ice station, Front Street.
Entrance to the station was made
by prying a door loose in the ware
house and back office. Police re
ported finding a hand truck under
the safe in the office but that no
evidence of e?try into the safe
could be found. The only thing
reported missing from the office
was a fifth of whiskey and a small
locker.
Exact time of the break-in, which
occurred during tbo night, could
not be established.
Negro News
Morehead City Hospital
Admitted: Wednesday, Miss Mar
tha Davis, Beaufort.
Thursday, Mr. Adolphus Jones,
Mrs. Alice Pridgett, Beaufort.
Friday, Mr. George Sharp, Beau
fort.
Discharged: Thursday, Miss Car
olene Jones, Bemfoft.
Saturday, lira. Martha Davis,
Beaufort.
More news appears page S
section 2 of this issue
BictMid Progress
Goshen, Ind. (AP) ? Elkhart
County Surveyor Wildes Snyder is
? Ban who believes in moving for
ward with the times? when pos
sible. But when he found himself
16 miles from home with a car
that wouldn't operate in forward
?ear, he drove in revarse ail the
way home.
Legal Notice*
list Church; thence a Westerly
sourse with the Davis - Baptist
Church line 100 feet to the North
east corner of the Gracie Lewis
property; then with the Gracie
Lewis line a Southerly course 100
feet to a stake; thence an Easterly
tourse parallel with the Baptiat
Church line on the ditch, 100 feet,
at lite side of the afareaaid road;
thence with the road a Northerly
course 100 feat t? the beginning.
Subject to unpaid taxes and as
sessments of every land and sub
ject te auoh tomWias, liens, re
strictions and reservations as ap
pear in the chain of title, if any.
This sale will be bald open ten days
for upset bids as tar law required.
The auceeitNi bidder will be re
quired te Make ? fash *spaatt at
the tee of sale of ten per cent.
If depaatt It not *ia?s te property
will be resold immediately.
This November 30, lHi.
M. K. Harrill, Trustee
dU-22-Jgtf
Horses are here to stay . . . proof Is juvenile Interest In such toys
as this new horse trailer, designed from models used to transport the
best thoroughbreds I root track to track.
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Hep to the latest in defense, Junior eyes miniature ot latest Navy |
pom pen gun, Army tanks and atomic cannon, at recent Christinas I
preview. J
Traditional Customs Hold
First Place in America
Do-it-yourself tree: Decorator Frucet Lee of New York MpM
it especially for people who want to celebrate Chriatmas with a mini
mum of effort. The tree comes with fit ornaments or already trimmed.
By VIVIAN BROWN
America** mav stray from the
traditional way of old-fashioned
Christmas, but they always come
back to it. That's something to
keep in mind when planning your
Christmas decor, says New York
decorator Frances Lee.
"Recent Christmases have turn
ed up turquoise trees, some trim
med with roses, trees with forget
me-nots, fans and shells. These
had no real connection with
Christmas, but they appealed to
people who wanted to be differ
ent."
The reaction came from children,
and their voicea count at Christ
mas, Miss Lee says Even chil
dren who'd never had the old-fash
ioned Yuletide liked it when they
saw it in the story books.
"You'll find red and green in the
most sophisticated fashion - con
scious hemes again this year," ex
plains Miss Le^, "because there is
no way to beat it's Yule splendor."
She predicts too that older peo
ple witk married children who have
tried to escape from Christmas
festivities, and Yuletide travelers
will take time out to celebrate the
season. One indication of it is a
small do-it-yourself Christmas tree
which Miss Lee designed for those
purposes.
i "A tiny tree that may be put on
the dining table or even carried
in a bag to a resort is the answer
:for many people. One cruise ship
1 is supplying one of these little trees
to evfcry one of its passengers dur
ing Yuletide to further the Christ
mas spirit."
The UUIe trees come with an as
sortment of ornaments, including
traditional ones ? red Santas, silver
snowmen, white and red bells, can
dy canes, red and gold glass balls,
and a gold star on top of the tree.
Here are some ideas for decor
ating your home during Yuletide
suggested by Miss Lee:
? Glitter cloth makes An ideal
table cloth for the holidays for
buffets or seated dinners. Save it
from year to year. It comes usu
ally in 36 in. widths in green, red,
gold and silver. Six yards may do
the trick, cut into two 3-yard
Use the pieces lengthwise, over
lapping one slightly over the other
I ill the center ol the table. If you'll
tike to make place mats, trim them
with braid or flat holly and ber
ries.
Oblong plaoe mats may be cut to I
about 14 is. by 20 in., oval mats
21 ty x 23. Trim with braid or hoi- '
ly and berries.
? A handsome centerpiece could
be just a large wreath with a can
dle on a plate in the center of it.
?.Christmas candles may be dec
orated with gold paper braid or
holly leaves here and there at the
candle base.
? Decorate the front door as a
Christmas package with red and
green satin ribbon going across
and lengthwise like it was a box.
In the center, you might put a
green wreath, natural pine cones
and red berries in bunches on the
wreath.
? Put a large wreath on your
front door and fasten an inexpen
sive red ar white boot to it. Pill
the boot with a couple of packages
and tie a red bow at the top.
? Buy ordinary glass ball tree I
ornaments and spread glue on
them in spots. Put different color
sequins on them and use tbem on
a tree or as centerpiece decora
tions.
? Take an ordinary wreath, trim
it with natural pine cones or clus
ters of red berries. Spray pine
cones on ends with gold or white
paint, and put a red bow on it.
? Flat "Christmas trees" may
be hung on the wall or front door.
Use a green ribbon, tied in bows
to simulate branches, and then
glue it very closely together on a
background made of cardboard.
Woman Commends
Men in School
NeWark, N. J. (AP>? Maftland
Medical Center's director at min
ing education claims men studying
nursing are brighter than girls,
don't cost any mare to train and
?re better fit to Handle praWem
hospital cases.
Mrs. Alice O. Schaaaraaker made
the com meat -aJ??f a hoapital con
sultant rnwaNM that the city
drop the male nurse training pro
gram after 1N0.
Mri. Schoonmaker pointed out
that nun can serve alcaholics,
mental patients and others with
more ease than (Mi.
And beeidet, she says, it's pretty
nice to have raea around the hos
pital.
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