Crossword Puzzle
ACROSS
1. Electrical
unit
t. Spore
cues
? Avid
10. Moon's
age on Jan.
1st
12. Exceptional
15. Sun god
16. Prohibits
by injunction
17. Has being
18 Mischievous
child
50. Valuable
fur
51. Summer:
Ft.
22 Father
34. By birth
35. Smear
26. Egf drink
27. Of us
28. Strong
flavor
29. Possesses
32. Jewish
month
24. Took food
25. Masses
27. Gr. E
28. New York
islapd: sbbr.
28. Struggles
41. At home
' 42. Confirming
45. Running
knot
46. Cant
47. Pitcher
48. German
river
DOWN
1. Large tub
Solution to IMiy'i Funic
1 Mythical
monster
I. Inclines
4. Energetic
person
5. Ancient
Roman
official
fl. Backbone
7. Metal
container*
? River hi
Ecuador
?.Test
11. Pulverizing
12. Goddess of
discord
113. Flowing
garment
14. Belgian
river
10. Disposed
21. Baffle
23. Size of coal
25. Feather
neckpiece
28. Soft mineral
" 29. Estuary of
Ouse and
\ Trent rivers
i 30. Church
reading desk
31. Thinly
scattered
33. Resounded
35. Free from
bonds
36. Put off
_ 39. Black bird
\ 40. Pierce
43. Fish eggs
H 44. Anglo
Saxon king
Bridges at Toko-Ri Will
Play Return Engagement
One of the truly great war films
of the Korean holocaust, the all
time aerial thrill-film. The Bridges
at Toko-ri, begins a return engage
ment at the Morehead theatre Sun
day. Starring William Holden,
Grace Kelly, Fredric March, and
Mickey Rooney, the Technicolor
production scored a sensational
success when it was first released.
Based on James A. Michcner's
best-selling novel, The Bridges at
Toko-ri, it recounts the valor and
heroism displayed by the Navy
carrier-based jet pilots and the
helicopter rescue teams who fish
ed them out of the icy seas or
scooped them up from behind en
emy lines when the jets were
downed.
It also tells the personal story
of the lieutenant (Holden) who
must fly a mission regarded as the
most dangerous of the entire cam
paign, of the effect that mission
Feb. 24? Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dan
iels and family of Williston spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Ma
dora Day, and Mr. and Mrs. Wood
row Daniels and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lupton
of Morehead spent Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Day and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Good
win.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Daniels and
boys of Otway spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arlie
Daniels.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Horn
and boys of Morehead spent Sun
day with her mother, Mrs. Dora
Day, and grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bernice Goodwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Daniels, Mr.
ar.d Mrs. Edwin Daniels, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Gaskill and Mr. and
Mrs. Royce Emory, all of Cedar
Island, visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl
ton Day Sunday p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Avon Styron and
family of Atlantic spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Goodwin.
Mr. Carl Daniels of Charlotte
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Dan
iels.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Goodwin of
Beaufort spent Sunday with rela
tives here.
The Rev. Jim Lineberger Jr.
held the communion service at the
Methodist church Sunday a.m.
Mr. Louis Goodwin and Mrs. Lil
Iie Daniels have returned home
from the hospital. Everyone hopes
they will soon be better.
Everyone is glad to hear that
Mr. Doris Goodwin is feeling bet
ter.
The WSCS is still quilting quilts
at the Methodist church. Anyone
who wishes to have some quilted,
contact Mrs. Artie Daniels.
Air is made up of about 78 per
cent of nitrogen, necessary as food
for plants. Another 21 per cent ii
oxygen on which animals and hu
mans depend for life.
on his beautiful young wife and on
the fleet admiral who has a battle
of his own to fight.
Lovely Miss Kelly, absent from
our screens for so long, portrays
the wife; Fredric March, one of
America's foremost performers,
plays the admiral, Mickey Rooncy
will be seen as a cocky Irishman
always ready with a laugh and a
lift? air lift? for a buddy.
Playing Wednesday and Thurs
day at the Morehead theatre is A
Man Called Peter starring Rich
ard Todd and Jean Peters. Since
so many people missed this picture
the first time, we have had numer
ous requests that we show -it again,
so we have secured this film for
two days only. It is the story of
Peter Marshall, his life, and love
of his fellow man. If you missed
seeing it tbe firvt time, don't fail
to see iW ? *< ^
Enffing^up the week at the More
head theatre, Friday and Satur
day, is, Night of the Quarter Moon.
It tells a frank and uncompromis
ion story of a marriage consider
ed unacceptable in today's society
and of two people who fought their
taboo through a scries of stark
dramatic episodes leading up to a
sensational courtroom climax.
This picture stars Julie London
and John Drew Barrymore as the
couple who married against con
vention. Anna Kashfi. Dean Jones,
Agnes Moorehead and Nat King
Cole, with "guest stars" Cathy
Crosby, and Ray Anthony.
Two of the screen's most fiery
and vibrant personalities come to
grips with each other for the first
time in the CincmaScope slambang
melodrama, Seven Thieves which
opens Sunday at the City theatre.
Movie veteran Edward G. Rob
inson and comparative newcomer,
Rod Steiger, are two of the auda
cious title characters in this tale
of a colossal robbery on the French
Riviera, based on the novel by Max
Catta.
Robinson has been depicting all
strata of villainy on celluloid for
39 years, beginning with hi? class
ic rendition of Little Caesar. Stcig
er, on the other hand, made his
film debut just about five years
ago as the gangster lawyer in On
the Waterfront.
Both, of course, have interspers
ed their screen deviltry with other
subdued, more heroic roles, but
they are primarily associated in
the minds of audiences as rogues,
which dimension they assume in
Seven Thieves. However, there
are a couple of surprises in the
course of the picture which Jive
both characters greater depth than
those usually found in suspense
dramas.
Science-fictioneers will be hard
put to hold their heads up after
Lou Costello. Mr. Funny Five by
Five, gets through with them in
the picture, The 30 Foot Bride of
Candy Rock, the hilarious screen
spoof that will reduce Wednesday
and Thursdays City theatre audi
ences to helpless laughter.
Cratier and funnier than ever,
Costello makes a comic shambles
out of such science-fiction cliches
as a time machine, an out-sized
being (in this case a blonde and
beautiful giantess), and tile whole
school of missilemanship.
NOW OPEN
Glennhaven Restaurant and Grill
D*tu, N. C.
Serving Only the Beit Seafood,0 Chicken, Steaks
SUNDAY SPECIAL
TURKEY DINNER $1.00
A FRIENDLY WELCOME TO ALL
Mr. ml Mrs. Alger G. Willi*
Swansboro
Feb. 24? Night classes In typing
started Monday night, Feb. 22, at
Swansboro high school.
Donald B Edwards, commercial
teacher at the school, said those
eligible are anyone not enrolled in
any school.
The course will run from 10 to
12 weeks, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. Registration will be
open until Monday night, Feb. 29.
St. Mildred's Catholic Church
will hold its annual pre-Lenten
ham dinner Feb. 27. Service will
be from S to 8.
There will be a revival at the
Swansboro Methodist Church
March 6-11. The Rev. C. W. Rob
inson of Louisburg college will be
in charge of the services.
Mr and Mrs. Joe Williams and
daughter, Peggy, of Fayetteville
spent the weekend with Mrs. Wil
liams' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Smith on Cedar Lane Drive.
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Weeks and
Mrs. E Weeks "per.". Sunday aft
ernoon in New Bern visiting Joe
Kellum. Kellum has just return
ed home from St. Luke's hospital.
Sunday guests of the U. S. Bak
ers were Mr. and Mrs. Terry Tray
wick and children, Timmy, Trudy,
Tommy, Barbara and Aimce, of
Barstow, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Dennis at
tended the wedding of Edith Baer
to Edgar Cole in Beaufort Satur
day evening. Monday night Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis were the buffet
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Meredith Craum in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Laura Cannon entered Sea
Level Hospital Thursday, Feb. 18.
Mrs. Frank Lewis and Mrs. Jimmy
Gentry accompanied Mrs. Cannon
to the hospital. Before returning
home Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Gentry
called on friends in Atlantic.
Those from the Bethlehem Meth
odist church attending the lay
man's conference at New Bern
Monday were the Rev. and Mrs.
John Casey, Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. Effron
Smith, Ncedum Dunn and Leon
Weeks.
The Trixie Freeman and Daisy
Jones Circles of the Baptist Church
held a study course Thursday
night, Feb. 18. The group was
honored to have Mrs. Mary Thig
pen of Beulahville to teach the
course. Mrs. Thigpen is noted in
the Baptist circles for her excel
lent lectures. Her topic was
Reaching Rural Churches.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gibson of
Norfolk, Va., attended the funeral
rites of Gibson's brother, James
Gibson, Tuesday, Feb. 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Smith of
Morehead City were recent visitors
of the Odell Smiths and other rel
atives.
Nw from
\ SOUTH RIVER
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Feb. 24? Mrs. Guy Carraway and |
Mrs. Jim Stallings visited Mrs. |
William Pittman Tuesday.
Mr. Harry Willis and Mr. Frank I
Harvey from Atlantic visited here |
on business Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Hardy at
tended the Methodist Sunday school |
and church services at Merrimon i
Sunday and were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carraway.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goodwin
and children from Morehead visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. William Pittman
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Arlinc Taylor and Mrs. Ber
tha Smith from Beaufort visited
Mrs. Mary Pittman Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rome Wallace and
girls from New Bern visited here
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Hill and
Mrs. Joshua Hardy visited Mrs.
John Morris in Atlantic Sunday.
Policemen Find Stolen
Money in Man's Mouth
East St. Louis, 111. (AP) ? George
Norman was arrested in connec
tion with a $55 robbery. En route
to the police station officers noted
Norman was trying to talk about
it, but just couldn't.
Officers took a long look at Nor
man's swollen cheeks, forced his
mouth open and found 12 one dol
lar bills. The money was seized
as evidence.
See
the difference whm
you heat with
Sinclair.
Oil ^
Heat
Sab-dean
Dependable
Automatic
T. T. "Tom" Potter & Son
Stedair DUriMar
Phone Beinfort: PAS-JOT
Phone More bead Ctty: PM-Sl*
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COME SEE ? SHOP A&P REGULARLY ? YOU'LL GET
SPECIAL! ANN PAGE RICH, TOMATO SPECIAL! SUNNTF.ELD SWEET CREAM
KETCHUP 2 ^ 35c BUTTER "vr- i?.65c
WISK LIQUID
?? 40c Can 73c
CONDENSED all
Large 3Q
Package 37t
FLUFFY all
3-Pound 7Q_
Package ' /C
JOY LIQUID
12c? 39c "c2f- 67c
OXYDOL
P? 35c
LUX
TOILET SOAP
V 10c
2 LBa?e 29c
LUX FLAKES
Large 3 J,
Package J>v
TIDE & 34c
ft. 81c ft? $1.35
LIFEBUOY
SOAP
"ft- 11c
?sr 16c
BLUE CHEER
& 34c & 81c
Dash Detergent
SET 39c
SPIC & SPAN
#, 29c & 89c
COMET
2 31c
2 <?& 47c
Reynold's Wrap
Vt 31c
CRISCO
VEGETABLE SHORTENING
3 & 81c
%A/L.ne p*rkerDwhole , SPECIAL! A&P BRAND GRAPEFRUIT
W2^,l^d SECTIONS 3 '^ 47c
SPECIAL LOW PRICE! RUSSELL'S BRAND, FRESHLY BAKED
Vanilla Wafers
20-OZ.
PKG.
SUPER-RIGHT MEATS assure you of SAVINGS and QUALITY
SPECIAL! ALLGOOD BRAND ? SMOKED FLAVORED SLICED
WON ?Z9>
SPECIAL! "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY
OtCC FOESHLT 2QC
bQGt grouno u 9<J'
SPECIAL! "Su par-Right" Short Shank, Smoked 12 to 16-Lb.? SkiniMd
MAM s""n?kLEh?'f l"
HUM KYI IAIY LIMA! l-U>. W? >M
waiik Hi/rn "*M iTI CUT eo*N ,~u>' "*
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CIHMKU CUT POTATO?! l-U>. Pfca M*
BkccMot Brand Buttered Morton ? Cherry ? Peach or Apple
Beef Steoks \Z 49c Fruit Pies 23c 39c
Downy Flake Heat aad Serve A&P Concentrated ? Orange
Waffles 2 ??. 33c Juice 2 57c 4 59c
SPECIAL LOW PRICE! AW "OUR FINEST QUALITY" SLICED
Strawberries
2 vs- 35< 2 vs 53<
fO TATOCS
b w^' 2? ?? f
FLORIDA ORANGES
FRESH BROCCOLI
8 - 49c
is: 25c
SPECIAL! PENN PAST
SHOE PEC CORN
2 c.- 25c
SCOTTISSUE ] m 25c
SOTTOWELS 33c |
Soft W?r? Tifau* 2 25
WALDORF
TISSUE
4 ROLLS 35c
Del-Monte Week Specials
CUT GREEN BEANS 2 'c6^ 45c STEWED TOMATOES 19c
SMALL GREEN PEAS 17c TASTY GREEN LIMAS <?? 23c
FRUIT COCKTAIL 2 ""a*13 45c Whole SPICED PEACHES jJS 39c
CLING PI ACHES 2 % 39c 29c
BISCUITS 6 at 45c
BUY THESE
A&P VALUES
FIRE KING
BAKING PAN
With Twin Candle Warmer
$2.59 each
FIRE KING
CASSEROLE
1 '/* Qt. Size
With Candle Warmer
$2.59 each
14" x 24"
COCOA MATS
$1.39 each
"SUPER-RIGHT"
HEAVY BEEF
Porter House Steak
Lb. 89c
Club Steak
Lb. 87c
?
TOM TURKEYS
Avg. 16 to 22 Lbs.
45c Lb.
?
JESSE JEWEL
POT PIES
Four 6-Oz. Pkgs.
69c
?
10c Off Regular Price
A&P'S OWN
dexo
3-Lb. Can 49c
Spring Onions
15c Bunch
?
RUTABAGAS
2 Lbs. 13c
?
WINESAP APPLES
2 Lbs. 25c
?
Prince** Ann 3-Piece
POLYETHYLENE
MIXING BOWLS
98c Set
Anchor Gltu
White or Green
ASH TRAYS
10c each
These Prices Apply to Stores in Beaufort and Morehead City