davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-10-24
Improper Breathing One Cause oseness Researcher Says

ued, can promote that type OF
breathing.
the abdominal muscles so that the
diaphragm is raised"
Adequate posture" he contin-
otherwise" Prof. Bloomel
added. "if air is not available
under pressure. the tendency Is
to construct the throat during
speech, resulting in abnormal voice
production"
Prof. Bloomer said that many
cases OF suffering. distortion OF
omission of sounds and the rapid
fire type Of speech known as "clut-
tering' have their origin in the
first year of a child's life, even
though they may not be recog-
nized until age 3 or 4.
Emotional tenseness In the baby,
caused by such things as parental
"heckling" could be a factor, he
said. Poor sleeping or eating
habits also could contribute. A
parents speech difficulty could be
a further contribution, Prof.
Blomer added.
People like lawyers and preach
Evening star., 1951-10-24
Synod Votes on Admission OF Negroes 10 Sewanet

visitors from nine Southern States
attended the two-day meeting.
Delegates included the Is bishops
OF Southern Episcopal Dioceses.
Bishop Angus Dun of Washing
ton told the synod last night that
Americans have become more in
terested in how to keep their heart
going an extra five years
than in how to get a pure heart. .
He sharply criticized what he
described as a neglect of theologi-
cal school. and added, Americans
are more interested in preparing
men to achieve technical and bus
iness success than the treasures
in heaven"
Evening star., 1951-10-24
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

BIRMINGHAM, Oct. 24.-The
24th synod Of the Episcopal Prov
ince Of Sewanee votes today on a
proposal to admit Negroes to the
Theological School at the Uni
versity Of the South, sewanee.
Tenn.
The proposal was in the form
of a resolution offered yesterday
by a discussion group headed by
Bishop w. r. Moody. Lexington,
Ky.
II adopted by the synod, it will
be presented to the university
trustees as a recommendation.
! More than 800 delegates and
Evening star., 1951-10-24

ers can develop "corn- like"
growths on their vocal cords from
overuse of their voices, he said,
adding that in rare cases this is
true Of people who raise their
voices constantly In talking to
Evening star., 1951-10-24

hard-o -hearing members of their
household.
In all such people, he said, tenn
porary silence can sometimes
eliminate the Inflammation. In
some cases. surgery may be
lnecasSarv
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09
MES STOVYKLAUJAM

Oar Lietuvoje pradetas jau-
nimo stovyklavimo paprotys te-
siamas' ir iseivojoje. ,Dadgiausia
stovyklauja organizuotas jauni-
mas: sskautai b bel ateitihinkai.
Stovyklaujanciu tarpei galima
rasti ir subrendusiu jaunuoliu ir
mazameciu vaiku. Cia jie gra-
ziai susigyvena ir suauga vie
ma lietuviska Selma. Tokias sto-
vyklas iseivijoje mes noretume
pavadinti lietuvisko atsinaujini-
mo zidiniais, o jaunima isvyks-
tanti j stovykla vadintume jau-
nimu, isvykstanciu lyg ir j Lie
tuva.
Daznai sielojomes, kad sveti-
muose krastuose taip maza te-
CALM duoti savo jaunimui lie
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09

Vasaros ryta, maldos susi-
kaupime mes prasome Dieva,
kad giedria nuotaika ir linksmu
veidu pajegtume Jam tarnauti.
Mes pakeliame Lietuvos, Ame-
rikos ir skautu veliavas, gieda-
me himnus ir gerbiame jas.
Draugininke skaito stovyklos
virsininkes isakymus. Paskui
prie pareigu ir darbu! MusQ
maza visuomene, pasiskirciusi
pareigomis, mielai tarnauja vie
nj Kittens ir atlieka kasdienio
gyvenimo darbus. Salia to mes
mokomes skautiskojo mokslo,
isigyjame ivairiu specialybiu ir
ismokstame vyresniuju klausyti.
O tQ vyresniQjQ taip daug: skill
tininke, draugininke, tuntininke,
stovyklos virsininke ir visos
skautininkes. Stovykloje mes
dainuojame, stebim gamta, ar
ciau prie jos prieidami, darome
iskylas, zaidziame idomius zai-
dimus, ir mokomes savaranku-
mo. Mes susidraugaujam ir, pa
zinusios viena kitas, snekame
laisvalaikiais ir daug graziu
minciq ateina j musu jaunas
galvas. O vakare -.
Tie skautiskieji vakarai prie
lauzo! Pc vakarines maldos, nu-
leide veliavas, mes buriames prie
lauzo. Mes dainuojam, juokiaA
mes ir vaidinam, lauzas lieps-
noja ir, jo atosvaiteje ateina
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09

Mr.. Vigamas, kaip pastebejo
Klaidas, lake savo galva auks-
tai iskeles ir kalbejo SUI Keme
reriu labai autoritetingu virsi
ninko tonu. cia jis buvo5ne val;
dinys, bet valdovas ir viespats.
- Visi ateina dirbti puse as
tuntos valandos ryto, = Viga-
mas painformavo Klaida, - bet
skambina dirbtuveje kick anks-
ciau, apie dvidesimt minuciu pc
septintos, kad butu pakankamai
laiko persirengti ir sustoti prie
savo masinu.
- Jei tamsta nori, - pridejo
dar, - Mr.. Kemereris parodys
siandien pat, ka turesite dirbti
rytoj. Susitaupys kick laiko. Ar
ba galite, jei norite, palikti tai
ir rytdienai. Man Wis tick pat.
Jei tamsta apie puse sestos uz-
eisi pas telefoniste, prie didziujq
duru, ten bus mano pasiusta
ponia Braliene. il parodys tams-
tai, kur pasijieskoti sau kamba-
ri. AS ten neateisiu, tamsta Bra
lienes pasiklausk pas telefoniste:
il zinos. - Pasisuko ir dar pri-
dejo:: - Ma, o dabar as tamsta
cia ir paliksiu.
Kemereris, dar Wis susinervi-
nes, pradejo aiskinti Klaidui:
2 - Ma, 0 del darbo, kuri teks
tamstai, pone Grifitai, dirbti, tai
viskas tvarkoje. Rytoj as duosiu
tamstai atnesti cia reikalingus
audeklus is kito aukSto. Bet je
turtle kokia sena ir nereikalings
ruby eile, uzsivilkite. Toxic ru
bal, kaip Site, kuriuos tamsts
turi ant saves, neilgai cia tie.
laikys..
Jis ziurejo j svarus ir nebran-
gius Klaido rubus ir nezinojo,
ar rodyti Klaidui savo autori-
teta, ar ne; abejojo, manyda-
mas, kad 81 klausima jam ge-
riausiai isaiskins laikas. Matyt,
ne toks jau paprastas dalykas
sioje vietoje butt Griffith, nors
tas pusbrolis ir nera labai pa
geidaujamas galingu giminiQ
akyse.
Nuejo jis SUI Kemeriu, kurs
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Neringos tunto skautes sto-
vyklauja. Ar pavyks JOINS Ame-
rikos grazioje gamtoje atkurti
lietuviskos gamtos prisiminima ?
Ar vyresniosios atsimins, kaip
buvo Lietuvoje, o mazosios, be-
siklausydamos medziu osimo ir
besigeredamos ryto grazumu, ar
pajus, kad dar mieliau osia Lie
tuvos miskai ir dar grazesni ry-
tai musu brangioje tevyneje.
Suradusios jauku gamtos kam-
peli, mes susiburem, kad viena
kita geriau pazintumem ir skau-
tisku iprociu stovyklaudamos
gamtos artume apmastytumem
savo skautiskiasias pareigas.
Tada, kai po melyno dangaus
skaidrume mes ryskiau juntame
savo Strides plakima ir aiskiau
sugebame save suprasti bel lver-
tinti, tada ir skautiskoji Saline
stipriau j mus prabyla: as esu
skaute, o ka gi padariau ypa-
tingesnio, kuo issiskyriau is dau-
CELLO kitty mergaiciu? Ar buvau
kitoms lietuvaitems pavyzdys,
ar.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09

aiskino jam ivairius lovius ii
dziovintuvus. Paskui atleido il
Vos tebuvo trecia valanda.
Klaidas isejo pro attimiausias
duris ir,,pasijdtes lore, sveikinc
save del savo girninystes su di-
dele bendrove ir tuo pat laiku
galvojo, ar gera padare ispudi
Kemereriui ir Vigamui. O jei
ne? 0 jei jis negales pakelti to
darbo? Rods, sunkus ir siurks-
tus darbas! Ma, jei jau ir butu
labai blogai, kaip jis dabar ma
ne, vyks atgal j Cikaga ar
Naujorka, gal butt, ir susiras
kita darba.
Bet del ko Samuelis Grifitas
nepasirode maloningas ir nepri-
eme jo pats? Del ko tas jaunik-
lis Grifitas Gilbertas taip cinis-
kai saipesi Ir kas yra ia ponia
Braliene? Ar protingai jis pa
dare, atvaziuodamas j Lykurga +?
Ar ia Selma padarys jam ka
nors gera, jam dahar cia atvy-
kus?
Taip bemastydamas, Klaidas
ejo Upes gatve, kol pagaliau pri-
ejo beturciu lusnu kvartala. j
erzino ir pykino matomas cia
zmoniu skurdas ir jo bepras-
miskumas. Pasuko jis is cia ir
perejes tilta, nuejo j kita visai
skirtinga kvartala, kur buvo to.
kie namai, kuriuos jis stebejo
prizes uzeidamas j dirbtuve. Ell
damas dar toliau j pietus, pri
ejo plaeia, medziais nusodints
gatve - kuria jau buvo mates
- tuojau galejai atspeti, kae
tai buvo svarbiausia Lykurgt
turtuoliu rezidenciju gatve. j
buvo plati, gerai isgrista ir dai
liais namais apstatyta. IS sykio
jis pradejo dometis ir tos gat-
YES personalu, mes pamane, kad
tur butt, cia gyvena ir jo ded6
Samuelis Grifitas. Beveik Wis
namai buvo prancuzisko, italis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09
kAUJUMU JIEsKoJIMAs

Readers Digest vieno straps
nio nuomuone, modernieji Ame7
rikos architektai, projektuodarni
namus, labai sdaug kalba api4
gyvenamuosius kambarius, zail
dimoikamba barius, I valguonuosius
ir pan., bet niekada apie galvo-
jimo kambarl. Galvojimo kam-
barys cia primenamas del to, kad
naujausiuose namuose tie visi
kambariai virsta savotiskai su-
jungtais plotais ir mastanciam
zmogui sunku ten beatrasti vie
nisa kampeli. o modernioji sta
tyba is butq ismetusi duris, su-
jungusi kambarius ir papuosusi
stiklinemis lauko sienomis, juos
padare savotiskomis viesomis
buveinemis daznai be individual
lumo ir privatumo jausmo.
Ogi noretusi kartais zmogui
uzsidaryti, uzsidaryti duAoji-
mans ir mastymams. salia in
dividualizmo trukumo, tuose
naujuose namuose pasigendama,
bet kokios gyvenimo tradicijos.
Cia negalima rasti jokiu uz-
kampiq, kuriuose slypetu buvu-
siu kartu jau pasene, ir visada
tick daug byloja daiktai, JUS ne
matysite cia ir paslaptingu spin
tu su uzsilikusiu seimos sidab-
ru, nei senu gimines nuotrauku,
nei bereikalingq apdulkejusiu
paveikslu. Ne, naujieji narnai
esq atsiminimu priesai; atsisa-
ka sujungti praeiti SUI dabarti-
nu, juose neatrasit jokio kartQ
testinumo. -
Daznai ir NUNS, gal ir neisi-
gilinus j esminguju Amerikos
gyvenima 20 gal ir ne visai Anne
rikai vienodai budingQ) metasi
j axis perdetas amerikieciu nau-
jumu jieskojimas. Ir NUNS at
rodo, kad tai ne vien tik augsto
standarto gyvenimo reiskinys ir
ne vien tiktai praktiskumo pa
darinys, kad amerikieciai per
greitai keicia gyvenamuosius
namus, automobiles ir TT. At
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09
AMERIKONISkA TRAGEDIJA

ko arba anglisko stiliaus, ivairiu
laiku architekturos kopijos, nors
Klaidas to ir neismane.
Sustojes prizes venus namus,
apsuptus aukstu medziu, uz ku-
riu kieme buvo matyti be geliu
dar klombos, toliau didelis erd-
vus garazas, nemazas fontanas,
kaireje nuo nanny puseje; fonta-
no centre berhiukas laiko ram
kose4gulbe; j desine nuo nanny
puses vienas bronzinis briedis,
cuguniniu lietq sunQ vejamas,
- Klaidas ziurejo ir gerejosi
tuo istaigingu kiemo irengimu
ir visos aplinkumos groziu ir
kilnumu. Sustabdes ejusi pro
Sail vidutinio amziaus apsepusi
darbininka, Klaidas paklause:
- Keno tie namai, misteri?
zmogus atsake:
- Nagi Samuelio Grifito re-
zidencija. Jam priklauso ir ano-
il didele apykakliu dirbtuve uz
upes. -
Klaidas tuojau issitiese, lyg
kas butu il perpyles saltu van
deniu. 10 dedes! 10 rezidencija!
Tai 10 AUTOMOBILES ten, prie ga
razo, o pro atdaras garazo duris
matyti ir antras!
Grozis, gerbuvis, turtai! Ku-
ris gi jo, Klaido, seimos nariu
sapnavo, kad jo dede taip gyve-
na?! Didingumas ir turtai! o
jo tevai, 10 skurdziai tevai -
pamokslininkauja ir elgetauja
Kansas Sity, o dabar Denvero
gatvese! Vadovauja misijai!. ..
Galu gale, ar jis ne Grifitas,
ne tikras pusbrolis, ne tikras
giminaitis tu zmoniu, kurie cia
gyvena? Ir ar jis taip pat ne
ketina jiems dirbti? Ir ar nesi-
vaizduoja, ar nejunta geresnes
ateities, daug geresnes, negu ia,
apie kokia jis kita karta svajo-
jo? Tx pagalvokite, kas buvo
Site Grifitai cia, Lykurge ir kas
buvo anie Grifitai ten, Kansas
Sityje arba Denyere? Koks ne
ismatuojamas skirtumas! Ir ta
skirtuma butinai reikia slept
labai rupestingai.
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M l N T Y S

MIN TVS
Kilniai gimusioms sirdims ne
reikia laukt zilu plauku narsai
igyti. Kornelis
Kiekvienas turf savo ilgesi.
Hauptmanas
Gyventi, tai nuolatos kovoti
prizes dvasios paikybes. Ibsenas
Gatve, kuria eini tuojau, ma
mu nepasieksi niekad.
SWEET Mardenas
Drauge, bedina yra zeme:
gausiai sejam, menka piutis.
NOvalis
-EaE---
Jeigu nori padaryti zmogQ
laiminga, nepadaugink jo tur-
tq, bet sumazink jo troskimus.
Seneca
Pasaulio nelaime yra ia, kad
daug lengviau prarasti gerus
iprocius, negu blogus.
Somerset Vaughan
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tuviskos aplinkos. O tokioje sto-
vykloje, is kiekvieno kampo by;
LOLA ygyvoji Liestdva. stov,ykllv ! !
programa paprastai 'taip bdna
sutyarkyt ir visas 4 gyvenimc
stilius taip' paruostas,' kad,,; be
jokios abejones, tas trumpas
stovyklinis gyvenimas tampa
svarbia moraline bel tautine
mokykla musu jaunimui.
Del to NUNS kartais labai
sunku suprasti, kad ir organi-
quotas ir galimybiu turis jauni-
mas stovyklas nevaziuoja. O
uzuot naudojasis gamtos groziu
ir puikia lietuviska aplinka, be-
velija tunoti miestuose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09
JURGIS BALTRUsAITIS
KLAIOkLIO STYGOS

AS daug jau daug isvaiksciojau dienu,
Dienos belaisvis, ir toliau emu
zmogaus sklrties nubreztais man keliais,
Kick eiti dar likimo saikas leis -.
AS daug ziedu radau ausros darze,
Daug jQ sumindziau eidamas ezia,
lr uzejau erskeciu dar daugiau
Ir wien nenkai laimejau, ka rengiau
1r supratau skausme ir igesy,
Kap zemes prote, aklas tn esi,
Mes stai nakcia stebiu spiecius zvaigzdziu,
Bet kurcias, as ju psalmes negrdziu :.
Mes tn, zmogau, taip skaudziai nezinai,
Kas - valandai, kas trunka animal,
Kur tn, laseli juros vandeny,
Drebeti siustas ir is kur eini !.
Todel sirdis taip alpsta ir todel,
Ant zemes kniuhes laukiu vel ir vel,
Ar kas pagalbos ranka man isties
Nuvokti mislei ryto ir nakties 49,.
Blonville, 1910, II. 8.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09

Teodoras Drezer zymuss amerikecu rasyto1as pa-
cai pagarsee vekalu "Amerkonisku trageda Tame
veikae s iskea gyvenmo trageda vykusia
k del deazmo sokos Perdeas materiaizmas net aunyee
ir esanti amerkoniska trageda
Ca spausdname Dreizero "Amerkonkos tragedies" is
trauku. Red.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09

1OuO, 1yS J4c' tlhI dl AlC1lOASC4 ~
siristi prie daiktines gyvenimo
aplinkos,s nenoretu joje jieskoti
savo paliktosF sielos' dalies, apie
kuria taipa daugl ir4 prasmingai
yra rasetdidieji. prancuzq rasy-
tojai.
Jaunoji Amerikos karta sku-
biai parduoda savo tevu paliki-
ma, kad galetu tuojau susikurti
nauja, vadinamaja savo aplinka,
Tai siekia dar toliau. Jaunieji
amerikieciai jiesko is esmes vi
sokeriopo gyvenimo naujumo il
nori atsisakyti senojo gyvenimc
stiliaus, daznai vadindami bet
kokia praeiti "old fashioned"
Taip galvojant reikia nepuose.
lett gyvenime tradiciju, paveigti
prisiminimus, nenoreti paint
practices ir visa tai tikrai pava.
dinti moderniuoju "old fashio-
ned" terminu. Bet argi tai tiks-
linga?
Jeigu gyvenimas ir eina pir-
myn, tai pats zmogus yra tas
sujungejas praeities ir dabar-
ties. Atstovaudamas dabarti, jis
savyje nesioja visu praeities pa
veldejima.
Atsisakant practices reikia
paneigti netiktai gyvenimu pa
tyrima, uzmirsti tradicijas, bet
nebevertinti ir bet kokio auto.
riteto. O tikroji gyvenimo is.
mintis teisingai liepia, pasise.
mus stiprybes is praeities, kur'
tt dabarties ir ateities gyvenima
Savaime suprantama, perdide
lis sustingimas vietoje butl
zmonijos pazangos priesas. Kair
Amerika, musu ismanymu, per.
detail jiesko naujumo, per stip-
rial paneigdama praeiti, taip
paw, Kinija buvo perdaug pa
skendusi tik practices garbini-
me ir proteviu tradicijose ir
perdaug sustingusi nustatyto
gyvenimo formose. Paneigiant
praeiti, neimanoma sukurti di-
deles dvasines kulturos, nejies-
kant naujumo negalima pasiekti
gyvenimo pazangos. 'Ir cia, ly-
giai, kaip ir visur gyvenime aux.
SO vidurys gall nustatyti tiks.
lingiausia kelia.
Tos mintys NUNS atrode
svarstytinos del to, kad gyve.
nant naujame kraste, labai daz.
mai mes ismokstame ne pacil
vertingiausiu ir sunkiau iregiml
dalykq, bet menkesniu ir grei
ciau pastebimu. Lietuviu tautos
lyriskam ir romantiniam cha
rakteriui perdetas naujuma jies
kojimas nebutq priimtinas. TUX
labiau, kad NUNS iseiviams, kae
ir dideleje jaunysteje, praeitie:
prisiminimas yra suristas su lie
tuvisko gyvenimo prisiminimu
A.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09

Siandiena atvyks sveciu mu-
su stovyklon. Sveciai NUNS pa
laima, kaip sake lietuviskasis
vaisingumas. Gerbdami savo pa
procius ir aukledamiesi ju dva-
sioje, mes tikrai dziaugiames
busimuoju sio vakaro lauzu, ku-
ris mus sujungs vienon lietuvis-
kon Seimon.
- Sveiki, mieli sveciai, DO
bysos" vardo tunto stovykloje
Ar pastebejot musu Rupintojeli,
berymanti prie pakrypusios tvo-
relies, Jis pas mus is Lietuvos
atkeliavo.
Ar pastebejot ir mus, bent
kick pasikeitusias mazasias ir
didziasias laukQ bel misku skau-
tes? Mat, visa savaite buvom
isvyklsios. Kur?. ;. Tikrojon
Lietuvon.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09
IS STOVYKLlNIO LAIKRA$TELlO

naktis ir ramybe musu stovyk-
lai. Mes paduodam viena kitoms
sirdingai rankas ir jauciam, kad
Dievas yra cia, salia musQ ir
tikim, kad jam patinka musu
darbas ir musu mintys.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-08-31
NEW PRESIDENT OF
SOUTHERN DIARIES

Election of Wiley S. Obenshain
as President of Southern Diaries,
Inc, which operates 81 Sealtest
plants in the Southeast, was an
nounced by E. ]. Mather, Chairman
of the Board. He has been SO years
with the Company, which is now
SO years old. For the past four
years he has served as Executive
Vice President. He began with the
Southern Diaries plant at Jackson
vile, Florida, in 1915. In World
War l he served as a First Lieu
tenant in the U. S. Public Health
Service. In 1886 he became zone
manager for North Carolina, South
Carolina and Georgia, and was
elected to the Board of Directors.
In 1914 elected as a Vice President,
became Executive Vice President in
1947, and moved to the Company's
general offices in Washington, D. C.
He has served prominently and
with distinction in many civic, fra
ternal and religious activities, in
Guiding Red Cross, Community
Chest and other drivds. He is
32nd degree Mason and a Shriner.
His wife is the former Miss Leila
Douglas of Dallas, Texas. They
have one son, Wiley S. Obenshain,
Jr., and two grandchildren.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-08-31
FOLLOW SHOW RULES
WHEN EXHIBITING FLOWERS
By ROBERT SCHMIDT

This week l wish to make a few
suggestions about exhibiting flow
ers-individual specimens or collec-
tions-at fairs and shows. l do not
intend to give any advice on flower
arrangements.
AS with fruits and vegetables, be
sure you enter the flowers in the
proper class and that you have
fulfilled all the requirements of
that class. For Individual speci-
mems, perfection is the goal and
they are judged cordingIy.
Flowers, because of their perish
able nature, are usually placed on
the exhibit tables in the morning
and judged as soon as entries are
closed.
Remember, the condition of the
flower at the time it is judged is
what counts. For example, the
American Rose Society rules that
a rose should be from one-half to
three-fourths open when judged.
Therefore, if you have entered a
tight bud, an experienced Judge
will give it no consideration. Two
or three hours later, the bud may
have opened and may beithe best
specimen on the show table.
Dahlias ~ t.''
Dahlias, which are popular show
flowers, should be fully open when
cut. They do not open in water.
Most flowers, except roses and
glads should be fully open. 1t is
. best to cut flowers for exhibition
the night before they are. to be
shown and the stems should be put
in a deep container of cold water
and placed in a cool location until
ready for show. w.,
Discard all specimens with weak
stems, diseased leaves or insect
damaged petals. Dahlias and roses
should have been disbudded several
days before the show-that is, side
buds should have been removed.
Dahlias should be handled as little
as possible and should not be sub
jected to wind or heat because they
wilt very easily. Remember-per-
lection of stem, leaves, and flower,
and then care to get them to the
show table in the best possible
condition.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-08-31
SERVICES WEDNESDAY FOR
+, GEORGE ALLEN O'NEAL, IS

Funeral services for George AL
. en- O'Neal, IS, who died at his
home in Buxton at 8 am. on Sum
day, August &c, were held at the
home on Wednesday with the Rev.
w. B. Gregory in charge of the
rites. Mr.. O'Neal had been i'll fol-
FIVE years. Burial was in the family
cemetery.
George Allen O'Neal was ma
tive of Buxton and a lifelong resi-
dent of Dare County; he was the
son of the late John B. and Lydia
Barnett O'Neal. He was a retired
fisherman. Mr.. O'Neal was MEM
Der of the Buxton M h o d i S
Church.
Survivors include his wife, La
vinia Terrell O'Neal; two brothers,
John w. O'Neal of Gulfport, Miss,
ana Garland O'Neal of Norfolk;
eight grandchildren and five great
grandchildren; several nieces and
nephews.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-08-31
REAL ESTATETRANSFERS

t.+ CrOatan Township
G. D. Mann to N. C. State H. &
P. W. Co., 2.3 acres near Spencer
Creek. $1,000.
E, K. Howard ito Lonnie B. Greet,
y acre near Manns Harbor, $4,000.
East Lake Township
C. H. Greet to Fred N. Maloof,
right in beachland, $500.
Atlantic Township
P. P. Gregory to w. A. Browne,
2 lots on beach, $1,000.
Theo. S. Meekins to John G. KEEL
logg, block M.K.D. Beach, 81, 900.
W. J. Anderson to w. L. Nor
gan, l lot on beach, $500.
Mays Head Township
R. Lee Bonner to Margaret C.
Goodwin, 6 lots on beach, $4,000.
Melvin Bowser to David Wilson
and wife, lot near Manteo.
NJ, X. Fearing, ct al, to Lewis T.
Cox, 2 lots on beach, $4,000.
M. K. Fearing, ct al, to W. H.
Fry, ! lot on beach, $500.
M. K. Fearing, ct al, to Adrian
o. Ayres, l lot on beach, $500.
Robert E. Wilkinson to Odell L.
Wilkinson, l lot on beach.
Tillie M. Meekins to Roy L.
Davis and wife, lot, Manteo,
$1,000.
s.. C. Chaplin to Va 9. Jennett,
Sc. Chaplin property, $4,000.
M. X. Fearing to L. E. johnson,
1 lot on beach, $500.
d., B. Payne to D. M. Payne, land
at Wanchese.
I. N. Davis to I. P. Davis, / lot,
North End of Roanoke Island.
2 I. P. Davis to Dorothy s. Fuller,
land at North End. $4,000.
Hatteras Township
! IL, p. White to George r. FuIIer,
10 acres at Buxton.
Melvin R. Stowe to Albert w.
Austin, land at Hatteras.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-08-31
FINDS 47-YR-OLD NEWSPAPER
IN OLD HOME AT WANCHESE

A copy of the old Elizabeth City
Tar Heel, published in May 1904
was found the other day in the old
Emerson Etheridge home at Wan
cheese by Rev. Ernest Etheridge
who is assisting in remodeling it
for his nephew, Willie Etheridge,
Jr. This. paper was published by
the late Col. R. B. Creecy, and was
in the Vol. 4. 1t claimed $500 cir
culation and promised it's circula-
ton drive then on reached 5000 by
July 4, it would give all its en-
ployees and friends grand indie
pendence Day celebration.
William T. Old was then cashier
of the Elizabeth City Bank, Nit
chell's Bee Hive was the biggest
local advertiser, but large part
of the advertising in the paper
came from Norfolk business in
terests.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-08-31
TWO SUBMIT TO CHARGES

There was no session of Dare
County Recorders Court this week.
Two persons submitted to charges
that they committed traffic viola
tions. David o. Latham, colored,
submitted to reckless driving and
speeding on a bridge; he was as
sessed $50 and costs. Nicholas l..
Meekins, colored, paid $50 and
costs after submitting to charges
of driving recklessly and with i'm
proper brakes.