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CARTERET COUNTY NEWS-TIMES
49th YEAR, NO. 56. KIGHT PAGES MOREHEAD CITY AND BEAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA TUESDAY. JULY 12, 1960 PUBLISHED TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
Thousands Enjoy Beaufort's Happiest Birthday
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Fishermen's Paradise was the theme of the float representing Morehead City.
County baseball beauty queens rode on the float entered by Willis Brothers Seafood Co., Williston.
Mrs. Theodore Rice, Morehead CMy, member of the American Association of University Women, look*
at tome of tke paintings on display at the First Baptist church Friday afternoon. The exhibit was
sponsored by the AAL'W.
Mrs. Joha Reiatjes, Morehead City, spins flax at the crafts exhibit in the N. F. Ear* building, Bean
fort, Friday afternoon. Her three daughters, in castame, carded wool. They are Ann, ?; Christine, J, aad
Saian. *? Little Susan can't be aeea ia Ike abera photo. Ike fcmnartnUea attracted muck
Iiews-Tlmes Photos by McComb
No parade these days is complete without an antique car with a
handsome couple riding in it.
Mayor Expresses
His Gratitude
In a special message, mayor W.
H. Potter, Beaufort, who is now at
tending the national Democratic
convention in Los Angeles, thanked
those who made the recent anni
versary celebration a success. His
statement follows:
TOWN OF BEAUFORT
Beaufort
North Carolina
July 10, 1960
It will be impossible for me, rep
resenting the people of the Com
munity of Beaufort, to thank even
a small percentage of those who
have made the Celebration of Beau
*fofTV1fc51st'Year a success. Mty
I lay to you that the cooperation
of all representatives of all the
newspapers, radio, TV and free
lance specialists has been even
more than we could hope for.
Thanks is not enough, but ours is
sincere and humble.
Too, to the hundreds who gave
of their time and talents as parti
cipants in the many events and ?s
organizers and workers, this Com
munity will always be grateful.
Community spirit is wonderful to
watch and is powerful in results.
Yours very truly
Wm. H. Potter, Mayor
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Mayor and Mrs. W. II. Potter rode on the float entered by the town of Beaufort.
County Home Demonstration club women, wearing costumes of other lands, and carrying flags of the United Nations, made a colorful
part of the parade.
And what'i a parade without
band* led by pretty drum mijar
ettes such ? tkla?
Tide Table
TMn at Uvr Beaufort Bar
HIGH LOW
Taeaday, July 12
11 22 a.m. 5:00 a.m.
11:39 p.m. 5:M p.m.
Wednesday, July 11
12:17 a.m. 5:90 a.m.
- 6:14 p.m.
Thursday, July 14
12:31 a.m. 6:4} a.m.
1:0* p.m. 7:lt p.m.
Friday, July IS
1:23 a.m. 7:43 a.m.
2:01 p.m. >4)?
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Mrs. Mildred Mulford, left, watches Miss Nell Johnson work the hand loom at the crafts exhibit
daring the Beaufort anniversary celebration.
Cmrli lined the dewetowe Mocka of Froat street la ?ee tke spectacle. This U a view on Front street. Conservative estimates placed the
srMrt at iJMi others claimed ltjtt* saw the parade. Moot a&ree it ?as the bluest tro*d In Beaufort's 251 year*. m