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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-21
City WanbBoatmem To
BeAbR To Use Pefronia
Street Site Once More
Will Tear DOCn Concrete Wall
Once Land Has Been acquired

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Carbonell last night at city
commission meeting criti-
cized Margaret Mitchell
for the construction OF the
fence at the foot of Petron-
ia street.
Said Carbonell; We should
have the fence knocked down.
The boatmen were satisfied un-
til the fence was put up. That
fence is what is causing all the
trouble in Garrison Blight We
should go 70 court and have the
land condemned. She hasn't been
friendly to the city, and has
shown no consideration. Up until
a few weeks ago we were very
friendly--so there is nothing per-
sonal II is just that. she has not
treated the city fairly"
I'VE should press condemna-
ton proceedings And then knock
it down, stated C. b. Harvey.
City Manager Dave King,
Commissioner John Carboneli al
so believe that the bay bottom
land should be acquired.
A meeting is 10 be held We'd
neSday morning when purchase
offers by the city win be consid
cred.
Granted Homestead Exemption
Margaret H. LANCE was granted
homestead exemption for the year
1851 King explained that the
lady was sick in bed. and was un-
able to sign the exemption pap
ers. He said the three parcels of
land were assessed for $4,000
Can Proceed Al
Their Own Risk
On motion of City Commission
er c. B. Harvey, the Colored Am
erican Legion and v F. w. may
proceed with their building on
Emma street at their own risk
pending public hearing.
Building INSPECTOR Ralph Rus
sell was ordered TO issue the per
init.
All four commissioners present
u. Carbonell. l., Carboneli, Louis
! Eisner, c. B. Harvey stated they
would vote for the variance or
dinance allowing the building TO
be constructed.
Building Permit Will
Be Refunded Sawyer
A SIS building permit will be
refunded to Sheriff Berlin Saw
yer al the next meeting of the
commission. Sawyer had taken
out two SIS permits TO move dwell
ings. Only one was ever moved
Public Hearing On
September Tenth
All matters now pending before
the planning commission will be
discussed and voted on at pub
lie hearing to be held September
10.
Change Meeting Date
The next regular meeting Of
the city commission has been
postponed from Monday, Septen-
Der 3 to Monday, September 10,
due To the observance of the La
Dor Day holiday.
Right Hand Turns
Allowed On Red Light
BY passage on second and final
reading. vehicular traffic may
turn right at red light signals. But
at all times. the motorlst must
first come 10 a complete stop be
fore turning.
King. CarboueH
Return From Miami
City Manager Dave King and
City Commissioner Louis Car
bonen returned last night from
Miami, The city officials had gone
TO Miami 10 attend the circuit
EConrnueC on Page Threel
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NOTICE

With the expiration of the
special Renewable Professional
Insurance Corporation ''ccmmun.
ny Health Plan" disqualification
policy issued last year. many viii
wish 10 continue enjoying hos
polarization Insurance protection
through one Of the new 1881 plans
Of eoverage.
For full information. contact &.
HORACE YOUNG 4
a72l Flasier Ave.-Tel. il72-j
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Masonic Notice

Special Communication Dade
Lodge No. Il. z. & AN. wednes-
day evening. August land. az 7:30
o'clock NJ NJ. Degree.
ali Master Masons invited TO
attend.
HENRY HIGGs.
w. M.
F. o. wesch.
Secretary.
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r. o. wesch.
Secretary.
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Key Wesa. f1cytdc, hos the
most equcble climate in the
coEnuY. with On CverGgs
rGnge of only Ia Fomenhei,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-16
Greetings From
Aging
and
Reicherf

Was over in the Solder Dept.
about lunch time and the sights
you don't see. For instance, one
corner you see industrious peo-
pie, girls making pretty things
and the other corner girls losing
their "girlish figgers." Rose
,Pantanello eating an apple,
what are you doing, Rosie, try
ing to keep the DR." away.
The movies have certain
actress with perfect legs, well,
I understand Ayling & Reichert
has legs within ] inch around
the ankle for perfect legs. Don't
ask me who cause I'm sworn to
trust.
see Grandma Peth" is back
at work. How does it feel to be
"a grandma. Good to see you
back to work.
Say Fred, are you rushing the
Easter Sunday a little bit with
those pink drawers" Where -
your Easter bonnet?"
Well, by the time we. 60 to
press again, election will be
over, so still say the best man
wins.
Say Leola Sheriff, when are
we going to see you again.
Seems long time. Miss youi
Vernie, very glad to see you
shaved those whiskers off. You
sure look lot better, thought
for awhile you were going to
join the Foreign Legion.
Understand Atha isn't feeling
too good. Sorry. Hurry back.
Well, with all the excitement
with the election, I'll have to
stop till next week with returns
and results from our meeting.
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Meat Packers
Nice & Hondy

You dial sterling 400 In
Washington. The girl says: "Ec-
onomic Sterilization" You say,
Extension 1908, please"
When the girl on the extension
answers, you ask for ] p h
Cohn and the girl says, I'll get
him for you," and she does.
This is the division of Meats
in the Office of Price Stabiliza-
ton price Control, it says
here.) ,.s.
Cohn is lawyer for the Meat
Institute, the organization Of
meat packers and professors in
New York and northern New
Jersey. Not for the public - for
the packers.
He has desk in the Price
Control office.
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slider it an honor and a privilege
to be associated with sue b
worthy people, and hope that
my contributions may be helpful
to someone. @
Marion LaBeau Williams cele-
brated her birthday March 9th
with. a little. informal party at
the plant. She received numer-
Gus gifts and greeting cards.
Congratulations, Marion.
Betty Snyder, plug tamper,
proudly and gracefully wears
her recently acquired title of
Miss Assistant Dan Cupid" "
Best wishes, Betty, on you it
looks good.
Agnes Ball celebrated her
10th anniversary of working at
Champion on March 9Th. Nice
going Aggie, and good luck. :
George Donnelly, engineering
inspector, birthdayed March 9th.
His two young sons, thinking to
please Daddy, purchased him a
sport shirt made of excellent
material, but it's brilliant color
and pattern made it very out
s ia ding. Happy birthday,
George.
Dutch" O'Brien recently had
a major surgical operation at
Toledo Hospital, and is now con-
valescing at home. A gift OF
cash was sent to him as a token
of friendship. Hurry back,
Dutch" we miss you.
Val Chiavarini reluctantly
said goodbye to his friends last
week as he was leaving to take
q job in Dept. L. Hope you like
your new work, Val.
Helen Ceilings friends sur
prised her with birthday party
on March 9th. The party organ
izers had thoughtfully provided
all of the usual things including
greeting cards. Congratulations,
Helen.
Charles "Chuck" Lawniczak,
silliment lines, was treated to an
elaborate birthday party by his
fellow workers on March 9th.
He also received q gift Of cash
and greeting cards. Happy birth
day, Chuck.
Irene Cameron w shes to-
thank her friends for their sup
port i'm the recent election.
Doris Gardner celebrated her
on March .7th with al
gala party. All of her friends
were given generous portions of
delicious home made fudge:
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Doris received scores of gifts
and greeting cards. Best wishes.
Doris.
Helen Hankforth birthdayed
on March 9th receiving many
lovely gifts, among them a
beautiful jeweled handbag hold
|er from Jessie Grabowsk. Fred
Hipp (76 years young) thought
fully sent her a beautiful greet
ing card. Happy birthday, Helen.
Evelyn Collins, stud line Op-
orator, tactfully complained that
no one missed her when she was
absent recently because of IL
ness. We suggest that you take
it back, Evelyn, we certainly did
miss you.
Al Tucker TuchoIski
Dept. B, All Shifts
Two of our men are still on
the sick list, Julitn Malulewicz
and Willie Wilson. Willie is in
the hospital for an operation
Son Ronnie gave him blood Fri
day. Hope Willie is up and
around soon.
They tell me that we have a
good pin-setter in George Main
of the second trick. George car
ries an average of 1877 but the
boys claim he's a much better
pin-setter. If you have pin-setter
trouble just "let George do it. !"
Milford Leubbers was also a
blood donor for Willie Wilson.
Andy Krol, who threatened to
clean all of Lake Erie Of fish,
came back. without any fish to
clean.
The new Steward on the LIST
Shift is Mel Navarro.
Our old friend Percy Bugbee
will now be q driller. We lost
Mike Klofta to Dept. G and Ar
den Mohr of the End shift will
take his place.
See you next week.
Union Office
Mable Mcdowell Of Dept. D.
LIST Shift, wishes to thank all of
her friends at Champion who
remembered her so thoughtfully
after her recent automobile ac-
cident. Hope you are feeling
much better, Mable, and will
soon be back.
We wish to extend our SYM
pathy to Boyd Dunbar and his
family in the recent passing on
Of his father, Otto Dunbar.
Delphine Michalski Of Dept.
L, 1st Shift, was recently enter
tained at q lovely stOrk shower
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|by Velma Essing. She received
everything needed for new ar
rival. There were 21 friends at
the gathering who showered
Delphine. Good luck, Delphine.
and may all of your troubles be
little ones".. Delphine wishes
to thank all of her many friends
for the lovely gifts.
Friends Of Anne Luttrel viii
be glad to hear. that she is home
from the hospital and able 20 be
up and around for . few hours
each day. Wen all be glad to
see you back at work again,
Anne, we all miss you.
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gratulations to you and youl
husband on your anniversary.
Rosemary Babos has been OF
sick leave for some time. W.
miss you a lot and hope to see
you back at work shortly, Rose
mary.
Charlotte Buchart won the
beautiful stem glassware, Fri.
day. Lucky girl.
The girls all miss Rita SUI.
kowski, who is on sick leave
from plug tamping. We all wish
you a speedy recovery, Rita.
Virginia Pawlowicz on silli-
menting is home on sick leave
Hope to see you back real soon
Virginia.
Hope that I didn't miss any
one, but if I did you know that
we wish everyone good health,
Congratulations to our new
Stewards Herman Missler, Dave
Turnbull and Carrie Moore. We
know that they will do all they
can for us.
Carrie Moore, Herman Missler
and Dave Turnbul1 wish to
thank all of their good friends
for doing their bit in electing
them. -,
Leonard (English) B0rglin
Dept, ID, LIST Shift
Glad to be back reporting for
our Dept. 1t gives me great
pleasure to have you people ask
Where's the news this week?"
/ wish to thank all of the people
who voted for me, campaigned
for me or made donations for
my campaign literature. Thanks
again, folks.
Blood donors we wish to
thank for their generosity in do
mating blood in the last two
weeks, Maybelle Reiter, Mary
Wisniewski and Floyd Wach-
OWiak.
Birthdays were celebrated by
Francis Taube, .De1phine Ger
emski and Beulah Wohlmuth.
ALL of the lovely ladies were
gayly passing out candy on their
respective birth dates. Con-
gratulatons to you all, and may
you celebrate many more such
happy occasons. 40 4
Lenore Rckard has been en-
ployed at Champion for 27
years as of March 5th. Quite an
accomplishment, Lenore, and
may you enjoy many more years.
at Champion. ,; i
What's this / hear about Dixie.
being NC. at "Skippy's Mite
Club?" With his personality Ct
should say good line'') and
good vocal ability he sure should
pack them in. ,i
Now folks, If you have any
B irth days, anniversaries or
blessed events. etc., let your re-
porter know so that we can get
he news in our column. hope
o have more news for you next
week, So goodbye until then.
Colonel Tarver, Ri.
Dept. e, LIST Shift z'
Marie Miller. Beatrice De-
ce1le, Lawrence Miller, Lynford
Hess and Arthur Myers were
lmong the newcomers to this
department. last week and were
attended a cordial welcome.
Colonel Tarver wishes, to con-
.ratulate the new officers of our
init and to express the hope
hat their tenure Of office will
'e crowned with success, To the
and the producers of our
'olumn, | wish to say that I con-
=
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Ruby Herman and Raymol
last week. Both of these person.
richly deserve commentator
and recognition for this gooG
deed.
A birthday party for Alice
Clay was celebrated by the fol
lowing friends at Ka-See's Mite
Club, Friday, March End: Milly
Flogons, Edna Fought, Cecilia
Kasczkowski, Lillian HepfingeI
and the fair Alice. 1t was a gala
occasion.
Well miss Eta Stacy, Kate
Pliska and Marie Smith who
have transferred to Dept. 'L",
Our best wishes, girls.
When Kate Simkin gets in be-
hid the wheel of her new 1851
Mercury no one will deny that
there is plenty of power there.
More power to you, Kate.
Beulah Wo1muth, one of our
friends, now on the day shift,
had birthday on March 7th.
What we said in a former greet
ing still goes Beulah.
Helen Hipkiss was year old
er March 4th. Couldn't tell it
from where I stand, Helen.
Bud Young made plane trip
from Washington, D. c. to spend
the weekend with Irene Mylak,
his financee. Our best wishes,
Bud.
Happy birthdays will have
been enjoyed by Mary Jankow-
ski (March 1Oth) and Maxine
Hammer March 11th) before
this gets into print, but we're
glad we could greet them per-
sonally.
Get your birthday greeting
cards ready for Helen Geer and
Beatrice Williams March 9th,
Elsie Dudek on March 28th and
Elsie Almroth on April 18th.
Thanks to the generosity of
our friends, we will be Steward
in Dept. F and D for another
year. Well try to be worthy,
fellows.
Congratulations to Dept. e,
End Shift, in the choice of their
Stewards, namely Herman Mis-
sler, Dave Turnbull and Carrie
Moore. - NlA
We've Just had the privilege
of meeting Irene Nowak, who
reports the news for Dept. r,
End Shift. The look on her face
causes me, to think that she has
some interesting items for her
readers. a, CO.
Dept. A-AA
Well not say that a pleasant
girl in a canteen will entirely
make up for deficiencies in the
food served, but the men in
tn es e departments say that
when one is ! as sweet as Nola
Shaefer, you can bet that COM
plants will, be held to a mini
mum.
When Eddie Scott was elected
I. in, Dept. A, the boys:
can be congratulated on their,
choice and this is no slam atl
Ralph Morgan who was a good
Steward, but, who like Calvin
Coolidge did not choose to
run" So.
Jim Vinson wishes to thank
the man who found and turned
In to Frank Flogans, his mic
which he had lost. The
angels are good to some folk.
Irene Nowak, Dept. E. End Shift
Lillian Bocain celebrated her
birthday March 7th. She passed
put delicious cupcakes to her
friends. Many happy returns,
Lillian.
Our deepest sympathy goes to
Leona Patton, whose father rec
emily passed away.
Esther Jankowski is on a sick
u -
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SPARKLETS
Champion Unit
Compiled BY Lois Kramer

IMPORTANT NOTICE. Uni has
postponed week because of the International
venion. 1t will be held April 18th n Parlor A.
Jim Vnson Dept. ID, Shift
Ruby Herman Raymond were both blood donors
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RELHAvEN PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Abeyounis
of Washington and Mr.. and Mrs,
George Aebyounis and daughter,
Joette, of Bethel visited Mr.. and
Mrs. B. G. Abeyounis Sunday.
Mrs. Floyd Lupton and daugh-
ter, Sharon, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ambrose, ST., and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ambrose, Jr., were in
Washington Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Brown
Of Lima, O., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Aronld Tompkins of Detroit Mich,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bak-
er last week.
The condition of J. F. Bishop,
who is in Medical Hospital in
Richmond, Va, is said to be about
the same.
George Cooper of Norfolk, Va,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyer
last week.
A. S. Hewitt of New York City
is here to visit Mr.. and Mrs. w.
M. Hackett.
Mrs. Charles McHarney, Jr., and
children, Dottie and Charles, III,
have returned home after a weeks
visit in Washington with Mrs. Nc
Harney's mother, Mrs. N. A. Bed
dard, her sister, Mrs. Elma Laugh
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mother, Mrs. L. o. Rice. His week
end guest was ]. P. Harrison, Jr.,
of Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. STATE Cullifer and children
of Scranton were in Belhaven Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Younce,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Dalton, ]. E.
Edwards and Reginald Bishop
were in Chapel Hill Saturday to
attend the North Carolina ennes-
see football game.
Skeet Ross, who attends Wake
Forest College in Wake Forest
and his sister, Mrs. Sam ]. Nor
ris, Jr., of Raleigh, were week end
guests of their mother, Mrs. Ellis
Ross.
w. W. Bullock is in Atlanta
Ga, for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Ellis of Wash
ington, D. c., were week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Till
man.
Stacy Cox and Otis Johnston
were in Detroit, Mich, Wednesday
through Sunday to attend a Kai-
ser-Frazer dealers meeting.
E. w. Midyette, who is employ
ed in Oxford, was home for the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Calfee were
in Greenville to visit their daugh.
ter, Miss Emma Dean Calfee, who
attends East Carolina college
,, there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Spencer
and daughter, Ann, of Goldsboro
were weekend guests of Mrs. H.
F. Noble.
Mrs. Elmer Dali has gone to
Beaufort, S. c., near Paris Island,
where her husband is stationed,
to remain until he finishes boot
camp. He expects to have a short
leave after that, before he is as
signed elsewhere. Mrs. Dali is a
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. A.
j. Mackie.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Phelps of
Plymouth were Monday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Windley.
Mrs. c. H. Edwards was in
Yeatesville Monday to visit her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilkins.
Mrs. Katie Roper of Ransomville
visited Mrs. Edwards Wednesday.
After spending the weekend At
home, Sammy Burgess returned to
Wake Forest Sunday night. He at
tends Wake Forest college as a
freshman. He was accompanied by
his father, Clyde NJ. Burgess, who
spent the night in Raleigh and
returned home Monday morning.
Mr.. Burgess spent most of last
week in Danville, Va, transacting
business.
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wANcHEsE PERSONALS

Mrs. Lennie Tillett, Mrs, Wes-
ley johnson and Mrs. Eastman
Forbes, spent Thursday at Manns
Harbor. as guests of Mrs. Thomas
Midget.
Mrs. Ophelia Daniels and Edith
Etheridge were visitors in Eliza
beth City Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Fabri and
baby are visiting relatives in
Plymouth, Mass.
Corbett Payne, Jr., of the army
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Corbett Payne, Sr.
Buster" and Morris Daniels,
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Kalb Daniels
received medical treatment at the
Norfolk General Hospital Tuesday.
Gilbert Tillett was a visitor IN
Elizabeth City Wednesday.
Mrs. Dan Davis, Mrs. Hubert
Daniels and granddaughter Lee
Ann Harrison of Columbia spent
the week end with relatives.
Truman Sanderlin of Charlotte
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Lila
Sanderlin.
Rev. R. H. Lewis of Maysvillc
is visiting friends here.
Mrs. John A Midget and chill
dren, Joan, Mary and Margaret,
Copen Hazen, Denmark, are visit
ing her mother-in-law, Mrs. Ro-
wena Midget
Rowena Midgett has returned
from Maysville after visiting Rev.
and Mrs. r. H. Lewis.
Marsha Daughtry of Norfolk is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayland Baum.
Erford Hazel Of the army ali
corps of Kentucky is visiting his
parents, Mr. AID Mrs. A. L. Hazen.
Avis Midget is a patient in the
Albemarle Hosr'tal, Elizabeth
city.
Birth
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Tillett an
rodnce the birth q: girl, weight
6 H., born Sunday. Nov. 4 at DR..
Wright's Clinic ct harrisburg.
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COUNCIL
Continued from Page One)

discussed.
With Board member Rev. H. v.
Napier in charge, the Board plans
to promote a Dare County Youth
Sunday some time in the spring.
This will be as a climax to inter
UNCONVENTIONAL worship among the
youth of Dare which Mr.. Napier
hopes to organize with the help
of all the pastors and lay leaders
in the county. The Youth Sunday,
as tentatively planned, will be a
youth rally planned to help young
people share their spiritual
growth, by worshipping together.
Mrs. Lift Meekins, of Stumpy
Points the Board member of the
Council for Youth who is taking
care of organizing the two panel
discussions to be sponsored ty the
Council this year. Any PTA group
which would like to include a
panel discussion on "The Home
Supports the School" which was
held last year at the Manteo and
Kitty Hawk PTA groups, are
urged to contact Mrs. Meekins to
make arrangements. Any clubs or
civic groups that would like to
hold a panel on Family Life"
can also get help from Mrs. Meek
ms. She has the material for both
panel discussions and will be glad
to help organize a panel.
Board members attending the
meeting were: Mrs. Royden Tillett,
Mrs. Sue v. McCown, Mrs. Lift
Meekins, Rev. H. v. Napier, Mrs.
David Stick and Vonita Haskell.
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WORKSHOP
Continued from Page One)

The Workshop is sponsored by
the Dare County Council fol
Youth in cooperation with the of.
fees of the Home Agent and the
County Agent and will be hello
Monday, November 26th in Avon
for the communities of the Lower
Banks. On Tuesday and Wednes-
day November 81 and %, Miss
Gregory will hold sessions in the
Community Building in Manteo.
Schedule for the three days be-
gins at $3.50 p. m. and continues
through $50 with an hour off for
supper. Participants are urged to
bring a sandwich and stay right
through.
Anyone interested is welcome
whether they plan to use the. ma
terial right away or not. Mrs.
Stick assures everyone that they
will have a very good time at the
sessions, as well as learn a lot.
Teachers and parents particularly
are urged to attend the Workshop
for all or part of the sessions.
ideally, children and young people
should get most of their recrea-
ton in the home. We are coming
to realize that family recreation
is most important, but too often,
narpOtS do mot LnouJ hoTr IN havo
fun with their children. Miss Greg
DRY will be especially prepared to
include ideas for family recreation
as well as activities that can be
utilized by the classroom teachers
for their activity periods"
Further information about the
workshop can be obtained from
Miss Mary Kirby, Home Agent,
Bob Smith, County Agent or Mrs.
David Stick.
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LAKE LANDING NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Fisher were
the dinner guests of Mrs. Fannie
Watson of Engelhard Sunday.
Kermit Cahoon of Greenville
spent the weekend here with his
mother, Mrs. Mode Cahoon.
Rev. and Mrs. j. C. Harmon have
returned after attending confer
ence in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Mann and
Mrs. L. J. Weston were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Jennette
Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Midyette and daugh-
ter, Bernice, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Sherille Fisher and Anita.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Swindell Wis
tied his father, Mr.. ADDISON Swim
dell in Manteo Sunday.
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training cycle here with unit of
the 9Th Armored Division.
AS a trainee, he received s
weeks basic training in the funda-
mentals of army life and the use
of infantry weapons. He is now
completing an additional eight
weeks engineer training. Connie
tent instructors are teaching him
the use of pioneer and power tools,
construction of fixed and floating
bridges and related subjects be-
sides additional combat skills.