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Troop Scoop Brownies, Girl Scouts Report Recent Activities Girl Scout troop 269 of Newport ' met Nov. 7. They were called to order by their Girl Scout leaders. They got into patrols and took up .dues and paid their registration fees. The girls then formed a horse sh~° and invested Sandy Savage into the troop. They sang God Bless America, said the laws, the slogan, motto and promise. The troop was dismissed by taps. The following girls participated in the flag ceremony; Wilada Bai ley, Brenda Lawrence, Patty Wil helmsen, Trudy Garner, Sandy ,Savage, Karen Potter, Gwen Spen cer, Mary Ann McDeed and Cher ry Kay Garner. —Patty Wilhelmsen, Scribe Brownie troop 216 elected the of ficers for Nov. during Nov. 1 meet ing. They are president, Sherrie Williams; vice-president, Ginger Fulcher; scribe, Shirley Barnum; , treasurer, Carol Ann Bullock. Sharon Conway from senior troop 97 will be our program aide and was present to assist us in games. Beaufort THEATRE Tuesday -- Wednesday r MtTKO-GOLDWYN-MAYiR presents An AVON Picture KEY WITNESS JEFFREYHUNTER Pat CROWIEY • Oennis HOPPER Joby BAKER • Susan HARRISON Johnny NASH LATE SHOW WEDNESDAY NIGHT 10:45 P.M. Career Girl ALL STAR CAST i Can you Sing, Dance, Play an Instrument or Act? If you have talent see Harry Evans at the Beaufort Theatre for the Big Tal ent Show, Soon! Thursday -- Friday THUNDEROUS EXCITEMENT! 4 We have two new members, Deb orah Morton and Julie Guthrie. Ginger Fulcher served refresh ments. —Shirley Barnum Beaufort Brownie troop 303 met Monday after school at the home of Mrs. Bob Hampton. Our presi dent, Kay Bridges, called the meet ing to order. Paula Hampton took up our dues. We worked on our project, then Dawn Adams served refreshments. All members were present. —Debra Kay Dudley, Scribe Beaufort Brownie troop 77 tnet at Mrs. Smith’s house Tuesday. We learned the Girl Scout motto, slogan, and promise. After re freshments were served by Susan Young, we went out to play. —Jan Nicholson, Scribe The Atlantic Girl Scout troop 165 met behind Mrs. Hill's house on the waterfront. We gave the Jun ior Scouts a cook-out. Nina R. Fulcher, Ellen Johnson and Esther Lewis led the games. Ellen Webb, Myron Ann Smith and Mary Ellen Smith prepared the food. Our menu was hamburgers LaSY TWO DAYS Tuesday and Wednesday imTl-TMMI COLOR t NURMI K1US Starts Thursday THE BOLDEST MOTION and soup on a bun. For dessert we had banana boats. We sang taps before being dis missed. —Nina Ruth Fulcher, Scribe The new 4th grade Brownie troop met Oct. 31 for a social hour at the home of Juanita Courtney. Cold drinks and cupcakes were served. We played games. Our leader is Mrs. ■ Betty Sutherland. On Nov. 8 we had a regular meeting. Patterns were given out for each Brownie to make stuffed animals for some child for Christ mas. We are to bring canned food to be given to a needy family at Thanksgiving. Refreshments were served by Doyla Sutherland and Jean Hum phrey. —Juanita Courtney Brownie troop 180 met Monday, Nov. 7. After our opening exercise, we made, turkeys from pine cones and pipe cleaners. —Dana Brown, Scribe Girl Scout troop 93 of Beaufort met with Mrs. Charles Merrill. After the meeting was called to or der by the president, Annette Chap pell, we elected new officers. They are president, Charlotte Smith; vice-president, Helen Mer rill; secretary, Sara Neal; treas urer, Marsha Hunt; scribe, Anne Werthington. We chose for our troop cresf the star of Bethlehem. Bobbie Lewis served refreshments. —Ketra Sutherland Girl Scout troop 277 met Thurs day with their leader, Mrs. Owens Frederick, at Camp Glenn school. After refreshments, Rosemary Frederick called the meeting to order. During our business meeting we made final plans for our campout which was Nov. 11. We closed the 4-H Advisors Announce Winners at 4-H Fair David Warrick, boy«’ 4-H advis or, and Mrs. Floy Garner, girls’ 4-H advisor, have announced the names of medal, certificate and ribbon winners at the county 4-H fair Saturday at Camp Glenn school. They are as follows: 4-H County Champions — 1960 Achievement—Emma Jean Law rence, Allen Kelly; agriculture— Allen Kelly; automotive — Linda McDonald, Ray Bowlin; home grounds beautification—Linda Mc Donald, Allen Kelly. Clothing—Junior—Nell Johnson; Senior—Doris Phillips; electric— David Merrill, Ray Bowlin; ento mology—Gordon Slaughter; bee keeping—Eddie Turner; field crops -Allen Kelly. Food preparation — Lida Mae Pigott, Ellen Webb, Patsy Phillips, Emma Jean Lawrence, Margaret Guthrie. Forestry—Junior—Butch Dennis; Senior—Allen Kelly; froren foods— Junior—Barbara Salter; Senior— Emma Jean Lawrence; garden— Allen Kelly. Health—Boys: Junior—Henry Hill meeting by singing taps. Ten | members were present. —Mary Mooney, Scribe On Nov. 9 Brownie troop 153 of Beaufort met at the home of Mrs. I John Vernberg. Carol Wethering ton called meeting to order with Debbie Rose reading minutes of last meeting. The Sea Horse patrol made a trail with the Starfish Patrol. Deb bie Rose served refreshments. We closed with a friendship circle. —Lynn Talbot, Scribe Excitement 4 The Chariot TWO SHOWS DAILY AT 1:30 AND 7:30 P.M. NO SEATS RESERVED! . ->LaBaw.» TTlorehead “THE SHOWPLACE OF CARTERET COUNTY” > STARTS THURSDAY 11 ACADEMY AWARDS ^/^“BEST PICTURE"! A Low Story That Will Liw Forovor. and Senior — Gordon Slaughter; girls: Junior — Sharon Chadwick and Senior — Emma Jean Law rence. Home economics — Emma Jean Lawrence, Home Improvement Junior — Janet Babbitt; Senior— Doris Phillips; Leadership — Ray Bowlin and Emma Jean Lawrence. Tractor — Allen Kelly, public speaking—Ann Fulcher, grain mar keting—Allen Kelly, poultry—Gor don Slaughter; safety—Allen Kelly. Canning—Emma Jean Lawrence, better grooming—Ray Bowlin and Doris Phillips, crafts — Junior— Glenn Shivar; Senior—Linda Mc Donald, child care—Ellen Webb, Patsy Phillips. Medals Achievement—Emma Jean Law-i rence, Ray Bowlin, Allen Kelly; I agriculture—Allen Kelly; automo tive—Linda McDonald, Ray Bow lin, Donald Smith, Ann Fulcher; home beautification — Gordon Slaughter, Linda McDonald, Allen Kelly. Canning—Emma Jean Lawrence; clothing—Doris Phillips, Mary Lou ise Shivar, Emma Jean Lawrence, Nell Johnson; dairy foods demon stration—Emma Jean Lawrence; dress revue—Doris Phillips. Electric—Senior — Ray Bowlin, Johnny Thrower; Junior—Charles Mason, David Merrill; entomology —Eddie Turner, Gordon Slaughter; field crops — Allen Kelly; Food preparation — Emma Jean Law rence, Lida Mae Pigott, Ellen Webb, Patsy Phillips, Margaret Ann Guthrie. Forestry — Allen Kelly; frozen foods—Lula Belle Gillikin, Patricia Ketner, Emma Jean Lawrence, Barbara Salter; garden—Allen Kel ly; health—Emma Jean Lawrfence, Gordon Slaughter, Sharon Chad wick, Henry Hill. Home improvement—Doris Phil lips, Gordon Slaughter, Janet Bab bitt; home economics—Emma Jean Lawrence; leadership — Ray Bow lin, Emma Jean Lawrence; rec reation—Michael Lewis; tractor— Allen Kelly. Public speaking — Ann Fulcher; grain marketing—Allen Kelly; Dan forth Awards for Leadership—Ray Bowlin, Emma Jean Lawrence. Winners of Ribbons Blue Ribbons: Eddie Turner—comb honey, Ed die Turner—clear honey, Myron Ann Smith—chocolate layer cake. Danny McLawhorn — lamp and woodworking, Charles Mason—elec trical item made, Glenn Shivar— basket, Emma Jean Lawrence chocolate fudge cake, plain muf fins, and safety posters. Glenn Shivar — shell collection,' leather article, Gordon Slaughter brown eggs; Doris Phillips—party dress, school dress, street dress, wool dress, 2-piece unlined suit. Lida Mae Pigott—cornmeal muf fins, Frances Kelly — cupcakes, fudge, peach preserves, snapbeans; Patricia Ketner — skirt, Patricia Ketner—floral arrangement, Carol Dyess—drop cookies. Mary L. Shivar — combination flower arrangement, blouse and skirt; Nell Johnson — fruit pie, hand woven dresser scarf, crafts; Linda Logue—rolled cookies. Red Ribbons: Jenny Lynn Garner — crafts, painting, Eddie Turner — basket, Myron Ann Smith—cornmeal muf fins, Cheryl Nelson—cupcakes. Puck Garner — lamp-woodwork ing, Rudy Wilkinson—electrical ap pliance made, Emma Jean Law rence—drop cookies, Doris Phillips —school dress, street dreas. Mary L. Shivar—wool skirt and blouse, lined jacket, and Linda Logue—chocolate fudge. White ribbons: Jenny Lynn Garner — crafts, | painting. Joseph Rose — electrical appliance made, Patricia Ketner— woodwork, corn muffins, Linda Logue—cupcakes. Other awards made at the pro gram: A Public Speaking Trophy was awarded to Ann Fulcher. This trophy was provided by the Car teret County FaVm Bureau. Dis trict Championship Awards went to Doris Phillips, dress revue, and to Emma Jean Lawrence; Food Preparation Project Work and dairy foods demonstration. Adult leadership certificates were awarded to Mrs. Ray Hilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Becton, Mr. and Mrs. John Ives, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. McLawhorn, Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Wilkinson, Mrs. Charles Stan ley, Mr. and Mrs. Bill McDonald. Frank Langdale, Mrs. G. T. Spi vey, Earl Lewis, Mrs. Jo McCabe, Walter Telch, Mrs. Ben Jones, Thomas R. Garner, Carteret Coun ty News-Times, WBMA, WMBL, Parker Motors, Sound Chevrolet Co., Lewis-Price Motors, Hardesty Motors, Virgil White of Ann Street Esso, David Morris, and patrol man R. H> Brown. An average of nine million Amer icans each day are unable to work, attend school, keep house or follow their usual activities because of ill ness or injury. ■ Crossword Puzzle ACROSS I. Wagon S. Head covering 8. Volcano 12. German I river 13. 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