Story on Page One Will
Open Sunday at Morehead
By 0. J. MORROW
Theatre Manager
la justice always given a chance
to triumph in the United States?
Or arc the cards legally ataeked
against the average citizen is oar
courtrooms? These arc aome of
the grave, but often overlooked
questions raised by producer Jerry
Wald in the new Cinemascope
thriller, The Story on Page One,
Jan. 2g ? Mr. Royall Bell and Mr.
Carl Bell of Washington, D. C.
spent the weekend with their moth
er, Mrs. A. N. Bell, and visited
their brother, Mr. Clyde Bell, who
is a patient in the Morehead City
Hospital.
Miss Yvonne Hunter spent last
Saturday night with Miss Catherine
Smith at Bachelor.
Mr. David Bell and Mr. Roger
Bell returned home last Sunday
morning from Fort Leonard Wood,
Mo., where they had been station
ed with the US Army.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Small of
Morehead City visited Mrs. A. N.
Bell Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Temple and
son spent Sunday at Swaosboro.
Mrs. Kuch Williams, Mrs. Luke
Garner, and Mrs. E. R. Bowlin
visited Mrs. Pete Garner of More
head City Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. O. Shirley has returned to
his home in Snow Hill after spend
ing several weeks with his daugh
ter, Mrs. Gordon Becton, and fam
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Cook and
family of New Bern spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. McLawhorn.
Mr. Will Connor is a patient at
the Sea Level Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Becton and
daughter and Miss Margaret Guth
rie of Morehead City spent Sunday
at Snow Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Shrake spent
the weekend at Holly Ridge with
relatives.
Mrs. A. N. Bell, Mr. David and
Roger Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Kuch
Williams, Mr. and Mrs S. D. Wil
kinson, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Tol
son. Miss Shareon Wilkinson, Mrs.
Luke Garner, Mrs. E. R. Bowlin,
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Temple and
family and Mr. Joe Molton visited
Mr. Clyde Bell at Morehead City
Hospital Sunday.
Mr. Gene Small has returned
borne from Alaska, where he had
been stationed with the US Army.
Mr. Larry Bradshaw, USA t, sta
tioned in Illinois is visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Brad
thaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Kuch Williams and
daughter visited Mr. Oscar Salter
at Bettie Sunday.
Mrs. A. C. Gaynor and daughter
have returned home from Sea Lev
el Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Graham and
children of Havelack visited Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Connor Saturday
night.
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starring Rita Hay worth. Anthony
FraacioM a?d Gi? Young.
TW Story o? Page One. opening
Sunday at the Norehead theatre,
points out the inequity that exists
today between the huge law-en
forcement devices in the handa of
the average diatrict attorney in the
United States and the comparative
ly meager resources at the com
mand of the average accused citi
zen.
In a large metropolis, for in
atance, there may be hundreds of
anonymous people aiding the Dis
trict Attorney, in bis burdensome
chore of proving the defendant
guilty. Opposing this huge machine
there are often only one or two
people working for tjie defense.
Many times a man or woman on
trial for life can't even afford that
much.
This is the powerful and arrest
ing theme developed by Odets in
The Story on Page One. !n fact,
the author of such noted plays as
Golden Boy, Country Girl, and
Waiting For Lefty wrote the story
originally and specially for the
screen, rare in these days of adap
tations. He also directed the pic
ture which is even rarer.
The glamnnr, the gaiety, the
drama and excitement of the eir
cus are depicted to exciting ad
vantage in the picture, Flying Fon
taines, a Clover production In col
or starting Sunday at the City thea
tre. Michael Callan, Evy Norlund,
Joan Evan* and Rlan Garrick are
starred, playing circus aerialists
who carry their turbulent passions
aloft with them in soaring, breath
less flight.
Callan, Garrick and Miss Nor
lund are dynamic young newcom
ers to the screen; Miss Evans is
a talented young actress too-long
absent from the screen. Callan,
who made his film bow in They
Came to Cordura. is the outspoken
young trapeze artist of The Flying
Fontaines, a youth determined to
become the world's greatest "fly
er."
Also playing on the same pro
gram with The Flying Fontaines
is the cartoon figure of Mr. Magoo
in a full-length motion picture,
1001 Arabian Nights.
Starting Wednesday at the More
head theatre is The Nature Girl
and the Slaver, starring the same
girl you saw as Liana, the Jungle
Goddess, Marion Michael.
Playing at the City theatre Wed
nesday and Thursday is Mademoi
selle Striptease, starring Brigitte
Bardot.
Endiu the weak at the City thea
tre is a double feature, From Hell
to Texas and The Seventh Voyage
of Sinhad with Kirby Grant.
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Bookmobile
Route Listed
The staff of the county public
library, Beaufort, has announced
the following schedule for the li
brary's bookmobile for Monday
and Tuesday:
Monday: 9:30-10:00? Crab Point;
Wildwood, 10:10-10:30 ? Whitley's
service station, 10:40-11:00 ?
church, 11:10-11:25 ? Glenda Pol
lock; 12:15-3:00 ? Newport School,
3:05-3:35 ? Newport branch library.
Tuesday: Harlowe, 9:10-9:25 ?
Mrs. Emma Oglesby, 9:30-9:50?
Mrs. Hazel Ives' book station; Mill
Creek, 10:05-10:30 ? Mrs. J. C.
Skinner's book station, 10:40-11:05
?Mrs. Lida Pail's book station.
12:10-12:25 ? Route 2 Newport,
Mrs. Madge Reynolds; Masontown,
12:30-12:40? Mrs. M. L. Simmons,
12:45-1:05 ? Mrs. Mayola Finer,
1:10-1:25? Mrs. Verna Gould.
Nine-root Road, 1:35-1:50? Mrs.
Kiturah Lewis, 2:00-2:20 ? Mrs.
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Asbury Park, N. J. (AP) ? Post
master Louis T. Wigdortz found
that a neighbor, Henry J. Dougher
ty, looked familiar. Then they dis
covered they were interned in the
same German prison camp during
World War II.
Alice Simmons, 2:30-2:45 ? Mrs.
Daisy Cannon, 2:55-3:10? Mrs. Cor
nell Garner.
Cholk Pint
Seniors Enjoy Party;
Cheerleaders Get Gift
B J JOANNE ALLEN
One-half of the year has passed
and a?w we begin a new semester
Were you satisfied with yo*r rec
ord for the past s^meeter? If not,
now i( the time to put forth your
biggeat effort for the rest of the
year. Renumber, these who try
the hardest reap the moat returns
While everyone was home wrack
ing his brain studying for exams,
many of the seniors were living it
up at the "cow palace." It wouldn't
be a party at the "cow palace"
without an oyster roaat, so George
Huntley provided the essentials for
this feast.
After everyone tired of dancing,
the cards were brought out and a
large variety of games were play
ed. The girls seemed to be the
better of the players. Clifford
Lewis created quite a scare when
he threw a fire-cracker in the fire
place. After that, he got a big
charge out of threatening to do it
again.
When it came time to leave,
scores of people piled in Freddie
Hooper's car, and went to the
"brightest spot on the Atlantic
Beach causeway" (says Joyce
Leonard). Freddie said that it was
the first time that the fins on his
car were not sticking up.
All of the home ec girls visited
the gold medallion home last week.
Someday they hope to have a home
like this of their own.
The cheerleaders have had a dif
ficult time this year keeping spec
tators from taking their seats.
Someone has come to their rescue.
Mrs. Beveridge was asked to make
a blanket for them to reserve their
space on the bleachers. She made
a very attractive one and it has
been a great help at the games.
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The cheerleaders appreciate this
gift.
The Seadogs met their strongest
competition of the season Priday
night. Nevertheless, they edged
Smyrna to maintain their unde
feated record. The boys played
very weH, especially Butch Has
sell. who had the highest scoring
night of hia high school career.
The gym js packed and all the
Beaufort fans were not disappoint
ed in the outcome of the game.
After the game, the seniors spon
sored a sock hop in the gym. There
was a very poor crowd at the
dance. It seems that no one is in
terested in school - sponsored
dances. Those who do not attend
these dances do not know what
they are missing.
Everyone always complains
about not having anything to do
and then when recreation is plan
ned, no one responds. Let's start
having a little more interest in
school-sponsored activities.
Miss Senior is Marjorie Amelia
Schmellter Stoy. Better known as
Amy, she was born to Mr. and
Mm F. L. Stay on Sept. 2, 1942.
Amy kH brown hair, bawl eyes,
weighs IIS lb. and is 5'3" tall.
Site enjoys listening to David
Whitfield sing When you Lose the
One You Love. She also enjoys
hearing Doris Day. Her fsvorlte
sport is basketball. As if every
one didn't know, her favorite pas
time Is talking.
She enjoys water sports in the
summer. Plane geometry Is her
favorite subject. "Funny enough"
is her most frequent expression.
Her pet peeve is "somebody thst
slurps anything they est or drink."
She says that the trip to Jackson
ville when we played lit. Olive
will always he remembered by her.
Upon graduation. Amy plans to at
tend St. Frances College in Penn
sylvania. While in high school she
has participated in basketball,
prayer group, president of 4-H,
Lambda Chi, FHA.
Carlton Anthony Small is Mr.
Seniors He is the sqn of Mrs. Edith
Small. He wa? born on April 26.
1941. Carlton's hair and eyes are
brown. He is 5'8" tall and weighs
160 lbs.
Why, by Frankie Avalon is his
favorite song. He also likes Doris
Day. Charcoal steak makes an
excellent meal for Carlton. He en
joys watching football and study
ing economics. Figuring a way to
make money is his favorite pas
time.
His famous words are "Hey
Man." Working on car models is
his bobby. His pet peeve is some
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memorable event is the junior-sen
ior.
His future plans are to attend
college. While in high school he
hat been in band, 4-H, and bus
driver.
Placed on a map of the United
States, Ethiopia, the African king
dom, would ktretch from Maine to
South Carolina and from New York
City to Iowa.
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