davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1952-01-24
First Visit to VIRGIN
Islands Impresses
Missouri Educutor

CIV. Gardner, who operates
a business and training school
at Kansas City, Missouri, ar
rived in st. Croix Tuesday,
after spending a week in Saint
Thomas. It was his first visit
to the Virgin Islands.
Mr.. Gardner first heard 81
the Islands through articles
which appeared in mainland
publications, among them
Holiday" and sGlamor'' dur
ing the past year. Planning to
retire shortly to a more quiet
life, he said he decided to see
the Islands for himself. Asked
if he is disappointed at what
he had seen; he assured the
AVIS that he was delighted.
His only disappointment
was that there are no golf
IN 81 Crnix He nlaved
golf with Judge Herman r.
Moore and also Judge Alphon-
50 Christian in st. Thomas,
Mr.. Gardner indicated the
life Of ease that would serve
his purpose after a hard one Of
an educational insti-
tuition would be to settle here
and play golf.
HE'S a guest at Hotel-on-the
Cay and may be here for q
voeI - two BEFORE returning
to wind up his affairs.
, 1952-01-24
ST. Thomus Power
Authority Discusses
Special Indus. Rutes
EARDLEY OF INTERIOR
Z ON COST N
CHEAPER ELECTRICITY

The ST. Thomas Power
Authority held a meeting
recently at which there was
discussion Of a proposed indus
trial rate for the use Of
electricity.
Among those present were
the Chairman Of the Public
Utilities Commission. In addi-
ton there were George Com
rad, Ralph Paiewonsky. Mr.
Zimmerman and Mr.. Meyer
Of the Virgin Isles Hotel, Mr.
Barnett Of Bluebeard Hotel
and Mr. Busch. newly appoint
ed manager of the West India
Company.
Edward p Eardleyy, Chief
Engineer Of the Department Of.
the Interior, Division of Water
and Power, gave a one-hour
talk answering questions per
tanning to the cost Of electrE
city. He summed up BY saying,
cheaper electricity could be
obtained BY increased usage
long term financing coupled
w;tA low interest charges"
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s0-Lsgal Notices
(Continued)

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1853
rGNACIo AyHA,
Complainant.
w DIVORCE
THELMA IMFELD AvILA,
Defendant.
NOTICE by PUBLICATION
TO: THELMA IMFELD AvILA,
Route No. /,
Rock Bridge. Ohio.
You ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED to serve q copy
Of your Answer to the Complaint
for Divorce on the Compliments
Solicitor, and file the original An
swer in the Office Of the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court on or before the
21st day of April. A. d. 1859. in the
above entitled cause. otherwise the
allegations therein contained Will
be taken ~ confessed.
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West, Monroe County, Florida, this
18th day OF March. A. d. 1852.
(SeaD EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
Monroe County, Florida,
BY (sd) Florence e. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
(sd) j. Y. PORTER, w
Solicitor for Complainant,
Ais Fleming ST.,
Key West, Florida.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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To5oy's
Stock
Market

NEW YORK R--Railroad stocks
and oil issues gained ground on
the stock market today but other
wise the list was fairly even
mixture of advances and declines.
Steel showed small gains mid
way through the session after
spending most of the morning on
the losing side. Bethlehem. Repub-
lie and Youngstown were ahead
small fractions as most Of the big
steel producers prepared to re-
sumo production.
The better gains were among
the rails and the oils. Southern
Pacific was ahead around tive
points at one time and Santa Fa
moved up around a point.
The substantial gamers in the
oil group included Ohio Oil, Stand
ard of California, Standard (N.J)
and Standard of Indiana.
Other advances included Chrys-
Ter, Goodyear, Zenith, American
Telephone, Dow Chemical, Gener-
al Electric, American Can, Johns
Manville and u. s. Gypsum.
Among the declines were Mont
gomery Ward, Anaconda, Ameri-
| can Smelling, Phelps Dodge
American Cyanamid. Westing-
house, American Wooden and Ger
tain-Teed.
On the curb, advances included
Creole Petroleum. Arkansas Nat
ural Gas "a, British American
Oil, Humble Oil, Imperial Oil and
Louisiana land. Among the de-
clines we're Cosden Petroleum,
Illinois Zinc and Royalite OIL.
The bond market was pretty
evenly divided between advances
and declines with changes narrow
and trading quiet. u. S. govern
ments were steady.
The market viii close tomorrow
Good Friday.
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HEARINGS TO

Continued From Page Onel
providing funds which, together
with the sum Of 81 .006.392 TO be
paid to the Commission by the
Navy and other moneys of the
Commission available for such
purposes. viii be sufficient 10
retire all of the outstanding
bonds, and for the purpose OF
providing funds TO pay the cost
of the Improvements"
The water bonds viii be issued
in denominations of $1,000 each.
and will bear interest from their
date until their payment at the
rate Of three and one-hslf per
centum. The principal # End in-
terest on the bonds, except the
interest on any bonds which may
be registered as 10 both prinei-
pal and interest. viii be payable
al the First National Bank q
Miami or at the Chase Ma.
tionaI Bank Of New York. at the
option Of the holder or registered
owner.
The petition was signed By
Everett w. Russell. Chairman d
the Florida Keys Aqueduet Com.
mission, and attorneys Juliut
Stone and Tom Watkins,
Enmerson-cook OF Palm Beact
are serving as fiscal agents 100
the water bonds. while Mccrees
dy and Co. Of Miami will do the
job for the City Electric systeEn
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TRUMAN DECLINES

Continued From Page onel
Truman said the new commando
could be a European but addet
quickly that be wasn't saying "a
American would not get the posi-
OF bis own decision nos 70 e =
reelection, hfr. TTa W
was onsy o1e re- N
fact that he dlcn't want - raa. !
said he had made ID bis nina 1
year or tao ago ard that be pleke,
the recent Jefserson.Jackson Dat
dinner as the occasion Of hts .
n0uneenent because Il provided
the biggest audience be ever e
pesfed % have.
Asked whether be would sdppUa
Sen. KefaHver Of Tennessee Il
TIE presidency II nominated By q
Democrats, Mr.. Truman said
would campaign hard for whatevd
candidate tie convention picks.
But he SID he Is expressing =
pr rs > f@r erv es- ..s n~-
.5ss 1T - a 1
abo1t Id rss4.el ps-soaai Pc
erence for Gov. Adlai Steyeasd
Of ulinoIs.
Mr.. Truman said he doesn't e
poet 10 attend the July eonseaud
himself.
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Melvin Bell
Donates Blood

Melvin Bell, airman, USN. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. willard A. Bell
Of 724 Ashe, Key West, Fla, has
q share in q record to be proud
of.
Crewmen of the Nays He'll
copter Anti-Submarine Squad
ron 2, along with other utility
squadrons based at Ream Field,
San Diego, Calf, recently dom
ated a record Of IT'S pints Of
blood to the Red Cross in eight
hours. This broke the stations
record Of $40 pints in seven
hours set Nov. 2.
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Long Horn Over

FORT HOOD, Tex. R-Exerclse
Long Horn is officially over but
the generals won't gather to see
how good--or bad-it was until
Friday.
Most of the foreign observers
who have been here since the big
mock war started March Is
thought IL was good
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- ALUMINIUM Travelite. 2-bed
rooms, l with twin beds, ] with
double bed. Aluminium Jalousie p
room porch. Key West Trailer
Park. Phone 1eS0-M. apr41otx
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FRONT END MAN. Experienced
with Bean visualiner machine.
Guaranteed salary. Apply Navarro.
Inc. 6Ol Duyal. apr7-tf
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NEW 49, Runabout Speedboat.
Fully equipped. $500 or trade. Ills
Washington st. Phone 13o7-M.
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A-Boats and Motors

IA LYMAN Boat, trailer. Steering
wheel, accessories. Cheap. Smell,
Overseas Trailer Park, Stock Is
land. apr10-3tx
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Coming ECents

LOnSsss& EUCUGS
APRIL To-
Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary, v.
F. w. Post s9l1. VFW home, 8
pm.
Meeting. Jay Shoes. Jaycee club
house, 1880 pm.
Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary, Art
hur Sawyer Unit %. Post home,
8 pm.
Meeting, DR.. Felix varela Lodge
No. 81, Cuban Masonic Lodge,
SPIN.
Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary Fleet
Reserve Association, clubroms,
$50 pm.
Busy Bee Club, 5 pm.
Meeting, Room Representatives
Of Jr. Sr. H. S. PTA, school,
8 pm.
Meeting, Ladies Aid Grace Luth-
eran church,.6 pm.
Meeting, Monroe County Hospi-
tai Woman's Aux. Sewing
group, at hospital, 2 pm.
Luncheon, Rotor Club, st. Paul's
Parish Hall 12:15 pm.
Luncheon, Gray Ladies Corps,
Sun and Sand Beach Club, l1:30
am.
FRIDAY, APRIL IL
Meeting, Key West Amateur Ra'
dio Club. National Guard Ar
mory, 1880 pm.
Meeting, Knights OF Pythias,
Pythian Hall, 72S Fleming
ST., 8 pm.
Meeting, Alcoholics Anony'
NOUS, First Presbyterian
Church, 8 .. m.
Luncheon, Officers Wives Club
Fort Taylor, noon.
SATURDAY, APRIL 12--
Art classes for children, 2 to
pm, patio Of West Martsllt
Gallery, County B~-rh.
MONDAY, APRIL IL
Handicraft special interest group
Officers Wives, at Qtrs. RI
Naval Station. 7:30 pm.
Meeting, Club ssl. Elks Club An
mex, 8 pm.
Boy Scout Court Of Honor. Lions
Den. 7 pm. followed by Dis
trict Scout Committee meeting
Lions De nat 8 pm.
Meeting, Key West Art and His
torical Society, w. Martello
$50 pm.
Meeting, Beta Sigma Phi. Sal
Carlos, 8 pm.
Meeting, Anchor Lodge No. 1sz
Scottish Rite Temple, . pm.
Meeting. Gold Star Mothers
v. r. w. home, 7 pm.
Meeting, Circle III. Women Q
First Presbyterian Church
home Of Mrs. Waiter clawsor
Seidenberg Ave-, 3 pm.
Meeting, Circle II twas postpor
ed from lst week at Firs
Presbyterian Church, . pm.
Meeting. Wesleyan Service Guile
w. S. c. s. First Methods
Church, 7:30 pm.
TUESDAY, APRIL Is
Handicraft special interest grouT
Officers Wives, Qtrs. r.
Naval Station, 100 pm.
Dinner meeting. Kiwanis Ciuf
Logun's Beach Patio restau
rant, 6:45 pm.
| Meeting. Key West high 6chos
P.T.A-. o pm.
| Meeting, Key West Assembly ~
u Order Of Rainbow GIRL
Scottish Rite Temple. 7.30 pm
/ Meeting, Civil Air Patrol. Amer
can Legion Home. Stock Islant
SPIN.
MeEun6s 4ey NEST An3bsNA AZ
| .. Disabled Veterans. Lux Ten
PIE . pm.
1 Meeting. Msnoca Counch No.
Degree Of Pocohanias. Re-
meas Hall. 7.30 pm.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL H.
Ladies Day Coli Tcugamsni, I
W. Col Course. . an.
/ Meeting. Junior Ch. Commerce
sluhh0uSe, . pm
Hey West Duplicate Bridge A
ISOLATION. Coral Room. Owe
seas hotei. 7:4s pm
1 Ne~a fssand CO. Nary Wiss
c. 49,. -. :. Ia. 3. !
1910 an
II il estimated that the cas-
sxserssn~ 70 ske asyer@ne III q CT
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1915 ALMA "a. Sleeps 4, Apt. size
stove, refrigerator. Large avn
ing with platform porch. Reason
able. Can be financed Klemann,
55l-F West Poinciana. apr10-3tx
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10 Meteor Bikes and Mo.
tor SCoote1s

MOTOR Scooter, Cushman Eagle,
with accessories, $3.50. Call at
1909 United St. apr9-stx
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EXPERIENCED mechanic. Guar
anteed salary. plus percentage.
Twins Garage, 1880 Duyal Street.
apr9-4t
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II is estimated that the cash
Income Of the average Y. s. city
worker i ahout twice ~ hlgh a.
that Of the farm worker.
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s0LsslI Notices
(Consinue1)

Courthouse in Key West. Florida
this 9th day of April. 1852.
AQUILINO LOPEZ, JR.
Judge of the Circuit Court OF the
Sixteenth Judicial Circuit Of the
State OF Florida
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33-Trailsra For Sals

TRAILER awnings made 20 order.
50 80 ard ur. Open AFTER $50
aeASck week days. III esy 81.
rs TFuman Axe. Ez1rI1-E
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S. FISHING BOAT. Inquire Sun
coast Seafoods. Strictly cash
deal apr8-Stx
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sMale Help Wanted

MOTEL Clerk. Part time. Even
ings from 5 to 1920 pm. No ex-
pcrience, but aggressive. Call 9125.
apr9-tf
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USE Snow Cap Bleach for soft,
white, fluffy washes. Try a bottle
from your grocer. apr5-tf
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SS-Tsailsrs For Sale
Continued,

1850 ALUMINIUM Trailer. Is r.,
shower, lavatory, T. ". Smell,
Overseas Trailer Court, Stock Is
land. apr10-2tx
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Especial Services
fcontinueti)

A. G. TAYLOR, Builder. New or
old work. Phone 1876 or I118-XR
after 6. mar3l -30tx
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NEW Shipment of Mexican Par
rots. Parrot and cage, $50. The
Pet Shop. 814 Caroline st. Phone
s25S. apr5-6t
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s--Hoonns For Rent
tContinued)

ROOMS available FOR working
men. All William Street.
apr2-24tx
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s--Female Help Wanted

ATTRACTIVE Bad Maids and
Mattresses wanted. Duffy's Del
m0nico, 2l8 Duval ST. apr10-tf
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FURNISHED room in private
home. Phone 2l9O-XR. apr9-st
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5 Rooms For Rent

LARGE room for Eenf. KseAsn
privileges. Middle age laay -
couple. Phoae ges NJ. apFS,s,
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2-Apartnsnts For Rent

LOVELY, new one bedroom apart
ment. Consists Of large living
room. bedroom. kitchen and bath.
Completely furnished. Adults only.
No pets. Sill Avenue "E".
aprlO-3tx
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HDogs- Cats-Psts

/ BOXER Pup. Z weeks old. Axe
Register. Also Black Cocker, s
months old, $35. I grown male
Boxer. Must sell. $50. Isis LIST St.
apr5-6tx
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26-Lots For SAILS

LOTS FOR SALE: Choice location
" block from ocean and Casa
Marina. Zoned for apts., motel, or
residential. Max Herman, $500 Col
Inns Ave.. Miami Beach, Fla.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
No. 1854
THERESA HAIG RCGER.
Plaintiff,
vs.. DIVORCE.
EMIL FREDERICK RuGER,
Defendant.
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TO: EMIL FREDERICK RUGER
1875 West Ashdale street
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania
You are notified that Bill OF
Complaint for Divorce has been
filed against you by Theresa Haig
Ruger. and yeu are hereby re-
utaired TO serve a copy OF your An
swer 10 the Bill OF Complaint on
ptaiutffrs attorney. w. Curry Har-
rts. whose address Is 203E Dnval
street. Key West. Florida. and
thereafter file the original OF your
Answer In the office Of the sasrk
OF the Circuit Court on May =. 1879.
n default of which said Bill OF
Complaint will be taken as con-
fesssd against you.
Dated April ,, 1857
(Circult Court
Seata EARf. r ADAMS.
CLERK % Circuit Court
Monroe Counsy, Florida,
By Kathleen Nottags
Deputy clerk
w. CURRY HARRIS
Afsorasx At Law.
se1ta pnvai street
key west. Florida
Attorney for Piatntiff
aprl0-17-3ssm ma !. Iss.
IN TIVE CIRCUIT C0IHT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FLORIDA.
~ And ron MONROE COUNTY.
IN GHASGEnY.
Case We. fs-x1
upfES l. BROOKS
John BROOKS.
xoTfCE
TO- JOHN BROOKS.
Residences Tnkn0wn
Y0Ss ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that yea are required 10 serve .
empy 80 year answ@x 20 shs Gnfa-
naRs~t or the EosnpSAlaMnfs 4attsF-
ney ara fsas the original answer
~ thE aFEigs 81 ms I8eFk % tie
CaTcHst g@wrs 90 er before the istA
day 81 AvFss. 1872. osheFmtss tns
asHexastnms an aasa CawpsaIms wills
ss taksn a. cemfesaetS and . LssSwss
Pre- &'umfesso entered against ypss.
Iszne kata iksh &Sy % March.
1854
fS14a1 Earl. r ADAMS
Clerk % tnN CEge33E EanFt
Maarcs c10nsy. Fg@E ia
By kA1Ase@n MUEERE@
D&EE1y Clerk
PAIL r. EAWYER
Ess&E4tar sww Cszn r1akMznt
S39m WnfashmM0 street.
key West. Faas3AA
marsa~ 60 - pE7~EA 1852
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OBSales Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED Sales help want
cd. Apply Mrs. Carmichael at
Three Sisters. aprs-3t
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HELP WANTED. Men or women.
Can use 4 dealers, full time, 3
part time. Reference required. See
Mr.. Leeds, Fuller Brush Store, lll3
Truman. apr8-6t
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2s--printing
81 Garden-L.awn Supplies

BABY Easter Bunnies. Phone to
reserve yours, only 6 left. Key
West Garden and Lawn Supply.
Phone 1913. apr9-3t
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a V&hZ NEGROES WIN

lls.hEE,,l!!,a;n,
z801
-> -
Mutanur &c Nos Mutamur In EIII'
|RIDA, SATURDAY, JULY
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~<&AA&% N&2
Whiteville, N. c. Florida
Ku Klux Klan boss Bill Hendrix
is in hot water with authorities
over his participation in flogg-
ings at Crescent Beach, S. c. In
January 1851.
More than one witness In the
hogging trial of II Carolina
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.
Tempora
MIAMI, FL
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H.

SClU III
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VOL. XXVIH, NO. 46
PRICE TEN CENTS
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school board voted to stand pat on
its decision to build a vocational
school for Negroes on a contro-
verSial site adjacent to Carver
Village.
Some 800 Negroes and 200
Whites were on hand to witness
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SIT
Despite the exploSiveness of
the discussion. both groups were
orderly and spoke calmly and
politely.
The barrage of fine oratory
literally Sprinkled with hard facts
by the Negroes supporting the
school boards selection made it
no contest for the opponents of
the site.
David Hawthorne, verb-split-
ting president of the protesting
group, made a feeble plea in
which he suggested two other To-
cations, both unfavorable to the
board.
Judge L. E. Thomas led the
discussion for the Advisory Com
mittee and proved himself a mas
ter StrategiSt.
Miami Beach Councilman Bur-
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a wave of terror in that area.

4LC II lICAIIONAo OA gK1C A4dN
have pleaded guilty to assault
and conspiracy charges, and face
possible prison terms up to four
years.
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| nv
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nnol H.:..~I l.. Eara but VY0FTATN


~ GnIIiieiinn
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Promoter Sam Becker Wednes-
day offered heavyweight champ
ion Walcott a 100000 guarantee
to fight Charles for the heavy
uyoi ohf fifIa hora on Car% 90
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xUUNU l
A l9-year-old youth was shot
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nett Roth, used chalk and black
board to explain to White proper

" owners tne WlSuom OF the
boards choice of a site.
Roth also pointed out that the
board could also build the pro-
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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-05-09
FAIRFIELD JUNIoR-sENIoR

The junior class of Fairfield
High School entertained at Mat
tamuskeet Lodge Friday May /,
the following seniors: Kathleen
Berry, Ann Blake, Richard Mann
Bobby Swindell and Daniel
Sears; the faculty, Mr.. and Mrs
E. M. Bowling, Mr.. and Mrs,
Franklin Midyette, Mr.. and Mrs
A. B. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah
O'Neal and Mrs. Grace w. Mann;
the board of Education members
and their wives, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
M. Swindell and Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie Cutrell, Mr.. and Mrs
Lindsey Mooney were unable tc
attend. The guests were Shelby
Smith, Marlis Sears, Betty Mann
Shirley Brickhouse, Gene Bal.
lance, Tommy Jones, ]. B. Berry
and Erwin Smith.
Members of the Junior class
were Jane Midyette, Christine
Hudson, Wendell Williams, May
nard Bowling and Hoyt Blake
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CARTwRIGHT-wARREN

Mrs. Eloise Mann Warren OF
Manteo became the bride of Harold
Cartwright of Grandy at five
o'clock Saturday afternoon, May
8, at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Allen Mann, in Manteo. The ring
ceremony was performed by Rev.
H. r. Ashemore before an arrange
ment of mock orange, roses and
snowballs. The bride, who is the
daughter of Mrs. d. E. Mann and
the late D. E. Mann of Manteo,
wore a costume of navy blue crepe
with navy and white accessories
and shoulder corsage of red
roses. Mrs. Herbert Gard of Manns
Harbor, niece of the bride, was ma
iron of honor. She wore navy
blue dress with navy and white
accessories and a shoulder corsage
of white carnations. Prior to the
ceremony John H. Long, accom-
panied by Mrs. E. R. Wescott, sang
Because" by D'Hardelot.
Immediately following the cere-
mony Mrs. Mann honored the
couple with a reception. The table
was laid with a cloth of cream
colored rayon with pastel flower
design. The three-tiered wedding
cake, topped with miniature bride
and bridegroom, was cut by the
bride. Mrs. Mann presided at the
punch bowl, and was assisted in
serving cake, nuts and minis by
her sister, Mrs. C. R. Evans. Ar
engagements of roses were used in
profusion throughout the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cartwright are
making their home for the present
on the airport road near Manteo.
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coLINcToN PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gard of Nor
folk and their two children spent
several days visiting friends and
relatives in Colington and Kill
Devil Hills. They stayed at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Weightman
Beasley for the week end.
Mrs. Mickey Daniels of Wan
cheese and Mrs. John Garrison, the
former Dorothy Stetson, visited
friends here Tuesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Garrison and children, who
are visiting relatives in Wanchese,
are enroute to Florida from Texas.
The Colington Community Club
held its monthly meeting Monday
evening, May 5, in the Colington
school building. Mrs. Dorothy
Beasley was elected secretary
treasurer to take the place of Miss
Zelda Gaimel, who resigned. An
amendment to the constitution was
proposed and will be voted upon at
the next meeting. Linwood Beasley
spoke on behalf Of a school COM
mittee about the need for a gym
nasium at the Kitty Hawk school.
Methods of raising the needed
funds were discussed. A bingo par
ty will be held at the Colington
school Tuesday evening, May Is,
at s o'clock.
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Mr. and Mrs. Mike Michaelson
of Norfolk visited Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Meekins Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton Meekins and
family spent the week end here
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Meekins
and family.
Mesdames R. D. Wise, R. B.
Hooper, D. L. Meekins, Dali Ca
hoon, Wilma Midget and Aldine
Meekins were in Belhavsn Friday
on business.
C. E. Meekins of Norfolk spent
the week end at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Payne and
children Kenneth, Eta Lou and
Brenda of Norfolk spent the week
end here with relatives.
G. E. Meekins was in Washing
ton and Belhaven Friday on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Burgess were
in Elizabeth City Friday and Sat
urday.
A. T. Twiford of Norfolk is Wis
iting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Summers,
Mrs. Hazel Early, Mrs. George
Wynnes and little daughter of Au-
lander spent the week end here
with Rev. and Mrs. A. L. G. Step
henson and family.
Rev. A. L. G. Stephenson, Mrs,
R. ID. Wise, Mrs. Don Burgess,
Mrs. D. M. Gray and Miss Mar
garet Midget attended the S. S,
Institute at Wanchese Thursday
p. m.
Sidney Midget of Norfolk spent
the week end here with relatives,
Mrs. Florine Hooper was in
Manteo Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Florine Hooper and little
granddaughter Jackie spent the
wee kend in Norfolk with relatives