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MARYLANDl
NEAR WINCHESTER!

Beautiful limestone stock and gen.
eral farm with 1,000-ft. hwy. 'front.'
age. 20. minutes to, city; 55 acres,
fruit orchard: beautiful residence
with rms, bath, utilities. ga
rage; metal roof barn 40x60; ?
poultry houses; other bldgs:: REAL
te APPREGIAIEl Terms No
29.121. VESTS, E. G.. Hutchings.
Front Royal Rd., White Post, Va.
(12 mi. south of Winchester on Rt.
No. 522). Phone Stephens City
179-J-12. BARGAIN LIST FREE!
GOT $4,000?
If so. buy this Groom BUNGALOW on
2. acres: bath. water and gas heat:
shade. garage. workshop. poultry
house; part wooded, part cleared;
well and electricity: gravel road;
81 miles Of D. C. Total price.
$4,000; $4,000 cash. balance 1st
trust.
H. B. MITCHELL
Herndon, Va. Phone 1875
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

Ideal small estate near Prince Fred
erick: 100 acres, Al tobacco land;
dandy 5-rm. tenant house, 8 barns,
stable; big house." in a setting OF
fine old. trees, has center hall. living
room, den, dining room. kitchen, s
hedrms. and bath; tractor and equip
ment. furniture (including antiuues):
all goes for $4,000 adjoining 32
acres with tenant house, 3 tobacco
barns. also available See it today.
E. STEUART VAUGHAN. Broker
Prince Frederick MD phone 90
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OUTSTANDING ESTATE.
residence. 200 yrs. old;
modernized in every way; guest cot
tage, dairyman's cottage, managers
residence, complete farm bldgs.; 400
acres, of which $50 acres are rich
Montgomery County's outstanding
estates. Call Mrs. Ross, Gathers
burg 424-W. LYMAN c. DELE
CO.. INC, ST. $3.50.
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Farm, Home Investment

OVER 100 ACRES IN FAIRFAX
COUNTY
This farm fronts 8 State roads and
is in promising area. There are
shade trees around the S-room
house, and the barn is adequate for
general farming. Many service and
professional people are buying in
this area because they get a lot for
the money. Because Of its long road
frontage this land should increase
now for $4,000 with u down.
Mason Hirst, Exclusively
Annandale, Va Phone FA. 7447
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Mr.. INDIAN HEAD HWY.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY. MD.
Excellent tobacco and truck farm
not the cheapest but one of the
best farms in the county; substan-
tial roomy house. elec., screened
porch, modern bath. Call Mrs
Hyman, AID. 459S. METZLER REAL
TORS DI $500 -S7
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

2415 Mt. Vernon ave
-2d-floor office rooms, In suite OF
single: modern building: parking
fess,ona les iIsDe use AL AZ ?SsseSS si4s TE Or eS4
Century Build.
ing. 412 9TH st. NV. opposite
Municipal Court: offices available in
single units or a suite of 8 rooms:
parking space available. THOMAS
j. FISHER g. CO., INC, 73S 18th
st. NV. DI. $3.50.
5th AND X SITS. N.W.-Second-f floor
Offices. containing 1,l00 SO. it.; ele-
vator; suitable for jobber or dis
tributor; heat. light and janitor
services furnished. THOMAS j.
FISHER g. CO.. INC. 73S 18th st
NV, DI. $3.50.
STUDIOS for rent to teachers OF
character by the month: grand
pianos are exeellently kept. EN-
1854,
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\ SIS ACRES

HOWARD COUNTY, MD.
This exceptionally fine farm is
short distance off Route 40 in .
very exclusive, section. Short dis
price only 100000. Call G. @,
DUTY 1924 Vermont ave. National
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
80 acres, 7-room modern house, dou-
BILE porches. modern kitchen, BendiS
washer, metal cabinets, 13-ft. re-
BILE, garage, chicken and brooder
houses; on macadam road, 81 miles
to u. c.: near B. e. O. station. 3
trains to D. c in am. and back
in evening; possession with title
Price. S25,000.
70 acres. Groom frame house. elec.
house needs paint and interior dec
houses; good well and stream; &c
$50 acres. stock farm: Groom frame
house, cleo, phone, bath: large stock
barn, numerous other buildings:
streams, good we'll; Is acres timber
balance all in fine grass; real stock
farm; on macadam road, 80 miles to
D; c; possession with title. Price
FREDERICK COUNTY.
327 acres, large house, . baths, ,elec.,
phone; 3 other houses, bank barn;
fine stream; Is acres in timber; this
farm is just over the Montgomery
Co. line and fine stock farm; price
just about the cost of Duplicating the
900. Call W. A. Daniel, Poolesville
211S. P. O. Dickerson. Md, with J
VINSON PETER. Rockville, Md.
HISTORIC SOUTHERN MARYLAND
goo e;,,, acres; 9.room so COLONEL brick
4 barns, tenant house; 80 miles
D. c.; ideal for cattle. tobacco
grain; immediate possession; bsine
sold to settle estate.
?. 425 acres, S-room frame Colonia,
home; . barns. timber. streams; oc-
eupied by BY IU0 good tenant 81 miles
B. D: iso 81 acres, sas; 300; near Chesapeake Bay;
5-room home. large barn. paved
highway; all utilities available; "a
miles D. c.: 81 900.
/. Antebellum plantation, $50 acres,
10-room Colonial home, 2 farm
houses. 8 barns. matured timber.
T5resms; St. c,! SAP paSsd 'ooel highway 81 miles
5. as acres on paved highway; g.
River; all utilities available; imme-
diate possession; $3.50.
Is acres. broom home. barn.
stable. chicken house, on paved high
way; near PatuSento River; immedl-
I. Colonial home. on 1s0 acres, large
matured timber. running creek. 2
tobacco barns. garage; being sold to
settle estate; real bargain, $3.50:
Many other desirable properties. Send
your requirements. See ad under
"Waterfronts for Sale" CALVERT
REALTY agency Prince Primo TrederhiSk, eoarnas
1OS, 93-J or 225-J-1. Open Sum
day. Inspection by appointment only:
Is MILES FROM SILVER SPRING
L55-acre stock farm, i mile frontage
on Pawtuxent River. Good 9-rm
Iva
acres in timber, balance in pasture
land. $4,000. Call agent. G. BEST
LINTHICUM. Poolesville Ball. Bar
nesville, Md.
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DE LUXE ESTATE
HOWARD COIJNTY

Only l mile from Ellicott City, Nd.
is this beautiful estate. containing
about 225 acres, with long 'front.'
age on new highway. Improve
ments consist of new ultramodern
stone home, less than one year old:
a detached two-car stone garage
with modern apartment on End
floor. There is a tenant house.
large barn and three additional
new cinder block buildings used for
cattle feeding. feed storage and
storage of motorized farm equip
ment. Three Silos.
The stone home has three master
bedrooms each with private bath.
very, large, living room with open
fireplace, beam ceiling, mahogany
trim and large picture window over
looking the countryside. Kitchen is
large and very modern. Downstairs
there is a huge recreation room,
open. fireplace, random width fioors.
a colored tiled powder room for the
ladies, and separate mems room.
Also deep freeze room, storage room,
laundry and servants bath.
Present owner now operating as q
stock farm
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North of WaShinetonI

County BARGAIN-Only
25 miles north of Washington-New
grade schools, high school. new play
ground, large recreation center and
new theater in vicinity: well-built
home, 7 rms, bath, utilities, beau
tiful lawn; barn 65x4O; 81 acres,
double present value. QUICK SALE
price S15,600, No. 17.2OS. VESTS
c. R. Pemberton. 10S Croydon cburt,
Ant. 4, Silver Spring. Md. Phone
JU. T-617S, BARGAIN LIST FREE
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A MONEY MAKER

226 acres of fertile, level land: good
bank barn; dairy barn and dairy;
lge. corn house and machine shed;
13-rm. stone house. paved road to
door. Well financed. Call agent. G.
BEST LINTHICUM, Poolesville 341l,
Barnesville, Md.
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191-ACRE FARM
NEAR

FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
Seven-rm. dwelling. bath. electricity,
phone. Streams, springs. site for
fish pond Fifty acres cultured land.
Large barn. nlk parlor, poultry
house, sheds. Price. SIS 900. terms.
ELLIOTT E. BROOKS
REALTOR
FREDERICKSBURG VA.
Write for free farm rataInpI
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MONT. COUNTY dairy farm. Comus
area; approx. 80 acres on hard
road. well watered; modern 7-rm.
home, bank barn. dairy house. all
necessary outbldgs.; excel. cond
tenant house; $4,000 stock op-
Approx. 370 acres. very profitable
farm, well watered, on hard road;
modern S-rm home, 60-cow barn,
all necessary outbldgs. in first
class cond.; 3 tenant houses: out
standing value, good terms; $50, 900;
stock and equipment optional. Call
T WIZ IGHT WI 5000
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1000 r. I. AVE. NE.
Top-notch corner location for store
or once in booming Woodbridge
shopping area. r. G. DUNNE. HO.
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NEAR WARRENTON, VA.

ABOUT 1ee ACRES. I'M
PROVED BY A BEAUTIFUL
RESIDENCE ALMOST EN-
7IR TIRELY 2oS NEW IN 1851; LILY.
GffsAMopERS GG1M lSs7si kFEeAET. k1ReAfS.
MASTER BEDROOM AND
DITIoNAL BEDROOMS AND
LIVING ROOM SUITE (OR
THREE BEDROOMS THREE
BATHROOMS, FIVE FIRE
PLACES. COLONIAL COL
UMNED ENTRANCE AND
HALL. OIL HEAT.
THIS RESIDENCE IS Lo-
HIED BELL With II MAaNfFIcENF AeaFAPH!ENF
GARDEN FRoNTED W1TH
200 YEAR OLD WILLOWS
WITH A SITE FOR A SMALL
LAKE OR SWIMMING POOL.
A TENANT HOUSE. CATTLE
BARN, SHEEP SHED AND
TOOL SHED ARE THE FARM
BBS8nILpINGs BSn1p2InNGGs WITH THIS
THIS FARM HAS BEEN,
AND CAN BE PROFITABLE.
LARGELY FRUIT AND PAS
TURE. $4,000.
WARRENTON, VA. TELE-
PHONE 2S3-J SAT. AND SUN,
OR WASHINGTON. DISTRICT
2463, WEEKDAYS.
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THE PRICE IS
$195,000
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT
G.. G. DUTY
1924 VERMONT AVE.
NATIONAL, 44S2
Fred B. Cushman, Realtor
$26,5O0

SZo,0UU
Edge of Frederick County: 200-acre
farm; Baltimore milk barn, brick
dwelling 1876 modernized, dairy
house. silo. other farm buildings.
On same property are. two desirable
homeS-11 rooms, 2 full baths, two
" baths. excellent for large family
or ideal for two families; bargain
with 2 acres; price, S11,500. Also
frame Groom cottage, room for
bath, new weatherboarding, frame
and sash. newly wired. drilled well.
small lot, right on highway; price.
$4,000.
$52,500
$50 acres, located in the edge of
Frederick County, improved with q
40-cow modern dairy barn, milk
house and feedroom, 2 excellent
silos. bank barn 40xS0 with 20
stanchions and plenty of calf stalls.
30x40 machine shed with doo6, 7s
room frame dwelling, bath, hot-water
heat; just an ordinary farmhouse in
excellent condition.; farm is well wa
tered; the new highway splits the
farm, but has 2 underpaSses; will
include 40 head of registered Guern-
seys of high type, all crops and
complete farm equipment; $4,000
takes it all.
Fred B. Cushman, Realtor
$40 Frederick Ave, Gaithershurs. Md.
Phone Gsithersburg 299.
CONTINUED on Next Rsss)
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL and 2nd commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A M ROTH. RE 1886.
so TO 100 ACRES in nearby Md. or
Va. for industrial use; must be on
railroad and have good access road.
A. M. ROTH. RE. 1880. -2S
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43 ACRES

Nearly all cleared. nice gently rolling
land. substantial s-room farm house:
nice basement. bath water and cleo
tricity, gravel road 22ia miles to
D. c.. 2-car garage. barn and poul-
try house. Price, $4,000, with
$4,000 cash: balance, terms to be
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H. B. MITCHELL

$50 ACRES-CLOSE IN
Close-in Virginia location. Route o1I:
gracious ll-room 2-bath modern
. siloS. corn house machine shop.
cinder block 2 car garage and
apartment. Tenant house. Other out
buildings This land is gently rolling
and has 80 acres in timber. Being
sold to settle estate. S57.500 terms,
L. MCGEE KING
GIL. 5273. 1861 Wilson Blvd. CHI.
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INvEsTMENT PROP. WANTED

SMALL MODERN APARTMENT build :
ing in good NV. or sc. location
pvt investor MR.. PACE. DU. 1882.
1 TO o FAMILY FLAT or apt, Sc.
NANCE CORR, 26f4 Nichols ave.
Sc. LU. 4-33I1.
8 UNITS, furn.. S26.5O0; gross inc i.
81. 900. Euclid st. NV. Write MRS
WILL INVEST approx. S25, 900 in es-
tabliShed enterprise. Should with
stand thorough investigation. Box
357-C. Star.
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PIT DRUGSTORE. soda fountain,
combination delicatessen. beinl
equipped by builder.
Barber shop, store, 500 rent: apt. $40
Hardware or valet shop. 10th and
Oglethorpe ST., Hyattsville. Md
NETzERs on premises, or Ia. 6474
Guiding heat and hot water; suit
able for real estate ONCE. etc. Rent
$3.50 month
B. F. SAUL CO.
925 18th st. N W., MA. 2100
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OFFICES G. STUDIOS WANTED
DESK SPACE

FURNISHED OFFICE to share or rent
on lower Conn. ave. or Clarendon
Call ia. 5-6416. 29'
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FARMS

Prederick % CO. 7oroom % naho house. esrm Water, n
elec., bank barn with Is COW stan
chions; Baltimore market; double
corn house. other buildings; well
watered; owner win leave half the
255-acre dairy or stock farm. z
room house, water, cleo. bank barn,
"a COW, stanchions: concrete block
GARY haI hnarn' double corn orr house;
cAEL alEf hPE PsHER h2sse pooesvie sIa 92e ssa Sa
representing Ralph W. Boyer. Fred
erick Md
I89-ACRE DAIRY FARM, 80 acres
IN alfalfa. 10 acres good bluegrass,
"a acres crop rotation and Ladino
clover. 81 acres good merchantable
timber. balance house. barn and
fsaro. 1ish pond rar,dG.,.a lot; main dweliing
ern conveniences: modern 3O-cow
dairy barn. score 9S. shipping
through association; large dry COW
barn: all necessary outbuildings; 81
all machinery including 2 tractors
and equipment; all for S65, 900;
$4,000, cash required;
CLAUDE E. HIXSON
Real Estate
Manassas. Va.
llOllG ~
HIGH GRADE TOBACCO FARM-112
hoTse hserss strsams so6aecG IN barns Ia1se tenant
OF good timber. Price, Sl2,950i
terms. la cash.
Combination tobacco and stock farm
115 acres. fine tobacco soil. rich pas.
lures, good fencing: 2 tobacco
barns; other farm bldgs; good Z.
rm. house. elec.. Price. $4,000.
II acres; .7-rm. house. in good con.
dition; elec.; priced for quick sale
81. 500; S1.500 down.
% acres. partly clear: 80 mi. from
D. c.; price. 81. 295; terms. S1O(
down, S25 monthly.
We have wide selection of homes or
the Potomac River in the Waldorf
from s4 4,500 to $3.50. with term
MARYLAND NJ iSY AZ T REAITY aGTY CO eoo on ohhRt st
30l, below Waldorf Telephone La
Plata GIL or Waldorf 3701.
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FARMS

STAFFORD. .vA.--1s acres. / mi. TO
No. l hwy. Part clear. woods.
stream. elee.; S1.4e5. P. O.; Box
WANTED-Farms, Herndon, Fair
fax and Leesburg, Va. 10 to 100
acres. CHESTER COGSWELL. OK.
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$3.50 DOWN and S35 per month will
buy new 4-room bungalow with
: acres of land; total price $3.50.
Write or call for full information.
J. B, BROOKS, Orange, Va. tPh.
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Excellent 75-acre stock and crop
farm, well fenced. One mile from
Mt. Airy. Md. Old-fashioned, FIVE
room house in sound condition with
cleo and pressure water system. Sew
eral small barns, wagon shed and
hen house. Fine stream of water:
80 acres under cultivation. balance
IN meadow and woods: an unusual
81 SEQ buys a 75x210 lot on route
40 near Mt. Airy, Md; has a 20x30
building with elec; Ideal for home
or roadside business; immediate
poss.; for appointment. phone
H. P. Burdette q Son
Mt. Airy, Md
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SERVICES HELD FRIDAY
FOR LESLIE MIDGETTE

The body of Leslie Midget, 3s,
was taken to Columbia last Thurs
day for funeral services which
were conducted in Hyde County
last Friday afternoon at two
o'clock.
Mr.. Midgette died at a Norfolk
hospital Wednesday morning af-
ter an illness of three weeks. He
was Hyde native but had lived in
Tyrrell County most of his life;
for the last FIVE months of his life
he lived in Norfolk.
He was a member of the Engel-
hard Methodist Church. He had
been employed in Norfolk by the
Norfolk Shipbuilding and Drydock
Company.
Leslie Midget was the son of
Mrs. Lula Mae Midgette and the
late Riley Murray Midgette.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Gladys Midgette; a sister, Mrs.
Mary Swindell, and a brother,
Beamon Midgette, both of Engel-
hard.
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COUNCIL
Continued from Page One)

the Dare County Council for Ser
vices to Children and Youth. The
Family Life Discussion was in the
form of panel discussion led by
Mrs. Sue McCown, Council men,
Der for Manteo. Members of the
panel were: Mrs. Cleopatra Dam
ieRs of Wanchese; w. H. West of
Kitty Hawk; Miss Jackie Fore
hand of Wanchese and Miss Norma
Spruill of Duck. The essentials for
a happy and healthy home were
discussed both by panel members
and the audience, and agreement
was reached that though impor-
tant, economic security in no way
insured happy family relations but
that willingness and determination
of the family members to meet
the more fundamental essentials,
was what counted.
The following Council members
weer elected for a period of FIVE
years, replacing the original men,
bers who were appointed at the in
ception of the, Council for one
years service: Mrs. Flora Smith,
Duck; Mrs. Oscar Sanderlin,
Beaches; Mrs. Dallas Tillett, Wan
cheese; Allan Beasley, Colington
and Mrs. Sue McCown, Manteo,
both of whom were reelected. >
At both meetings, report on
what other communities were do
ing in the county, was read. Four
youth recreation groups have been
organized since the Council began
functioning, six months ago. Also,
the Board of the Council has spon-
sored two panel discussions on
"The Home Supports The School,;
and has planned the regional meet
ings reported above. In several
communities in Dare, the Coun-
Gil members took active parts in
helping to promote the recent
School Spring Festival.
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precision, returned to the station
and launched the surfboat into the
sound, with the purpose of going
to the Hatteras Inlet Station to
join forces with Keeper Howard in
any movement which might be
found feasible. When nearly across
the inlet Keeper Fora Burrus saw
the masts of the schooner fall, and
wisely reasoning that if any boats
had escaped from her they would
drift to the northward and east
ward in the direction of his station,
he quickly turned back. But no
boats or wreckage bearing persons
appeared, and careful patroling
developed none in the surf. Assis-
tant Inspector Daniels expressed
the opinion that Keeper Burrus and
his crew deserve great credit for
their trip across the inlet, which
was dangerous in the extreme and
called for much skill and courage"
The investigating officer, in con-
GLIDING his report, says:
"The schooner Wesley M. Oler
struck and was lost on one of the
most dangerous points on the
whole Atlantic coast, and in one of
the worst storms ever recorded in
that locality. The fact of all her
sails being furled, and many of
the bodies found being naked, or
half clad, would seem to indicate
that she went down very shortly
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EAST LAKE PERSONALS

Connie, Marvin and Hextall
Twiford of Norfolk visited Mrs.
Sarah Cahoon here Monday.
R. F. Smith and Mrs. Nina Bas-
night were in Manteo Monday.
w. V. Cain was in Manteo and
Columbia on business Wednesday.
George Ambrose spent Wednes-
day and Thursday in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Smith, Roy
Basnight and Susie motored to
Elizabeth City Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Simmons
and Roger Cahoon of Norfolk and
Pvt. Herman Cahoon of Camp
Pickett, Va, visited here Thursday.
Dick Twiford, Jiggs Basnight,
Mrs. Pearl Greet and Theresa mot
ored to Elizabeth City Friday.
Allen Mann of Manteo visited
here Sunday.
Leo Twiford visited in Tyrrell
County Sunday.
Ben Cain, Alma Twiford, and
Bill Twiford of Elizabeth City
were here Sunday.
- HA~A -
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use of the library both for their
schOOlwOrk and for pleasure to
a degree hardly dreamed of in
most communities.
One important service that the
pressure of work has already caus-
ed the library staff to give up is
the children's Story Hour. There
just wasn't space for it; there just
wasn't time for it. To the regret of
the staff and the children, it had
to be discontinued. Because it is a
valuable service to the first grade
and to pre-school children, it is
hoped it can be resumed again
next fall.
In short, if the library is to con-
tinue to function as it should, it
must have more help, it must have
more space. AS Mrs. Harwood SO
aptly phrases it, "You can't keep
sixteen year-old in the clothes
he wore when he was two"
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who Investigated the circumstan-
ces, is of the opinion that the life
saving crew could have rendered
no assistance "even had they been
on the shore with unlimited help"
The sea was too heavy for boat
to live, and the wreck was many
times too far away to permit the
use of the beach apparatus.
The crew of the Durants Station
was alert on the occasion, and
prompt to act. They discovered the
Oler just after daylight, and i'm
mediately started for the vicinity
with the beach apparatus cart, but
after having proceeded a sufficient
distance to locate the wreck with
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HATTERAS PERSONALS

The W.S.C.S. held their pledge
service May % at 8 pm. Mrs.
Nacie Austin gave the worship
service, eve would see Jesus the
Great Physician" Mrs. Andrew
Austin, ST., and Mrs. Erskin Oden
gave the Scripture Reading. Mrs.
Dudley Burrus was in charge of
the regular program. Her talk was
on "This is the World" Her poem
was Because of Thy Great Boun-
ty." Miss Oracle Balance explain
ed the atlas plan; and Mrs. Fraz-
Ter Peele, Mrs. Array Burrus, Mrs.
Damon Gray and Mrs. w. B. Greg
DRY gave readings on 'The World
God Loves" Pledge cards We're
signed and turned in to the treas
urer. The meeting closed with
prayer by Mrs. Reuben Balance,
the president.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horton Austin, Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson Midgette at
tended the Shriners Convention in
Durham last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Glenn
Gaskill and Mrs. Betty Gaskill of
Wanchese were guests of Horton
Austin during the weekend.
Mrs. Horton Austin and son Bill
ly left Saturday to attend her
daughter, Miss Patricia Austin's
graduation exercises in Elizabeth
City.
Mrs. Kate Austin was called to
Norfolk to be with her daughter
during the illness and death of her
father-in-law.
Births
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Scarborough, girl, named Pamela
Queen. Weight 8 fbs., 51s OF.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Gaskins, a girl, named Shelia.
Castor Foster has been visiting
his family for few days. He
works on a tug in Norfolk.
Albert Austin is in the Marine
Hospital for medical treatment.
Mrs. Nacie Austin held Officers
Training Day at st. Johns Church
in Avon. After the meeting Mrs.
Porter invited the ladies over to
the parsonage for ice cream and
cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stowe and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis and
daughter, We're the guests of Mrs.
Levin Fulcher over the weekend.
The Bible Glass was in charge
of the Worship Program in Sum
day School Sunday. The subject be-
ing "Faithfulness of Brotherhood"
Mrs. William Burrus gave the
Scripture. Mrs. Murray Styron,
Mrs. Ernal Foster, Mrs. Richard
Job and Mrs. Hallas gave readings
on Brotherhood. Prayer was given
by Mrs. Andrew Austin, Jr. Little
Dwight Burrus and Ernie Foster
paid their birthday offering. 155
were present. including 10 visitors.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-01
MANTEO REBEKAHS WILL
ELECT OFFICERS MONDAY

The Manteo Rebekah Lodge will
meet Monday night, June a, at
eight o'clock, in the town hall for
the purpose of-electing officers and
paying honor to the past Noble
Grands. Al! members are urged to
attend.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-01

after breaking away from the tug,
and while a portion of her crew
were in their berths suspecting no
danger
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-01

Farm land values have risen IA
per cent in the past year.