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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27
Neues aus dem MemelIund

Memel. - Sie ipetiaen nod in
Memel Iebenben Seutid,en (friihcr
mar bos Gebiet nur bon 9eutihen
betpohnt) haben ihre @ohnunacn
raumen miiiien unb houien iest in
9totrnterfiinften. Sic friiten ihr 9es
ben burh Strafenfeaen. Werftarheit
pber ,siitferci. Sn oafen ipuroen Der
&inter= llno Siidereibofen sllaelhilt'
tct. Die Molen allsaebeiiert ,lnb 8aa.
aerorbeiteu an Ginfabrt nnb Wolen-
tOpien porsenommen. Ser Sd,iif.
Derfehr lit falt tot. @Ghrenb Die
StraRen rtliiiihe ooer litauiid,e Na.
men betonmen haben. aibt es nod,
beute cine Simon=Dah. .GtraBe. Die
Gbauiieen auBerbalb ber Stabt HRe'
mel iinb pollfommer1 berpahrlo'f.
Sic pielen beutihcn Gentmoler iino
aQe perihpunoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27
Deutsehe Bevoe|ker rung
= bi||igt die Europa Po|itik

Bonn %. a.) - Sic 8unoeS.
repu6lit 9eutiblano bate bisber
II Gambler 1no Berlin. 8on ibren
mebr OILS 30 Miaionen @ableru
batten fiir3liH ettpa A WtiGioneu cine
eisene Gntiheiouns su treiien. Sic
4 Millicnen Geutihe aus oen orei
bisberieen 8un6eslduoern @iirttem.
berg.Baoen, @iirtte,nbers.Soben
aonern uno Siiobaoen batten iib 81,
einem eroBeren 2ano ir Siibneiten
DeutI6lanbs Suiamnlenseidloiien
nno ,pollten ibre t,eue perfaiiung'
eebenoe 8eriamnlims ,p1bleu. Die
8unOeSregierl,ng fannte Sen Ourh
bic Std6te Stuttgart, Siibinsen rnO
5reiburg gefeRn5eidneten Gaum ais
ienen Hlas in 9eutidlano, au bem
bic dlteite Seutide Gemofratie imo
6as Glteite ireibeitlide 9enfen Dor.
bilolih tparen. Sic fonnte alio non
benz gotum I'M Siiopel ltraum Ser
8u,besrepublif Elm tpirflides Spie-
aelbilo Ser belltiden Wtentalitdt bon
beute ertparten.
Denno9 tpuBte sic BunSesresie,
rilug: Sic @ablen I'M iiiolpeitoeut.
f1en @aun1 betraien Dor allen Oin'
gen Die Mngelegenbeiten Der Teut'
i1en in bieiem Sell Ser 8unbesre-
publif. Nun lit 6os beutide 8olf aber
9egentpGrtig Dor allem bamit be-
fhditist, sic 9roBe Srage oes beut.
ihen neutrality-suspicious. bes
Gintritts in bie ellropGiid)e NGlfer.
aen,einidait, bes fommeu0en bel,t.
iden @eneralbertrages 5u Se6attie.
rem. Beionoers 6ie io3ialbemofrati.
fhe Dppoiition. bic nidt Mnteil at
Der Bunbesregierung bat, lieB es iid
oneeleeen iein, bieie oas eeianlte
0euti9e 8olt aneeben6en Yrobleme
Der oeutfden Bunbesrepublif gum
@egenitan6 Der @nblenti4eiounee
I'M Siiotpeiten at sna9en. gs 1T Be.
fdnnt. tpelhe eroBen pipdoloeiiben
unb materiellen uniteGuneen nno
HeIaitineen ser oeutld,e yerteibi.
aunesbeitrae fir bie 8unoesrepl,.
Bit NIT iih brinsen miro. llno es
1T ebenfnlls befannt, tpie initinftiu
iih piele gi,uelne in 9el,tidlano
eeeen iolde Mnslidten ,uebren.
@enn aud) Sic ginii6t itGnoig I'M
Dadien 1T, 6ab Die 1eutiben 81,
eiren folden gemeiniamen europG-
iiden 0ertei6igungsmert attio bel.
srtrasen baben. 10 1par 3r1 beiiirdten,
oab i'm 9egentpdrtig friiben eta
blum Die Defenders aus Dem fommu.
niItii6en Often nah Der Bunoesrc.
publif aiebenoen Vropaeanoaaftio.
nen manden DdbIer berspirrer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27

@eitoeutihIanS lit oie tpeitIihe Ser.
teioisunsssemeinid,ait 5u brinsen.
Tie orei oqiierteu 9toteu tpieien bar.
aui bin, 9fublanS bdtte niht eeiost,
lpelhen internationalen Status cine
aeiamtoeutide Hegierl,ng Dor bent
Iblhlub zines .Sertraes haben mir.
Be. Sic amerifanii6e Hegierlns,
10 bieb es III ser Note 8aibiretons,
iei Der auiioiiung, bab cine eeiant.
oeutihe Resieruna Dor unO naG Mb.
id,lub zines 6rieoensnertrases fret
.iein n1iiiie, Inn III Gerbinoe entire.
ten, 81, ,fonneu, Sic ben 0rin;ipier
unb 3pefen Der Sereinten 9sationen
entIprcder.
slud tpurDe 9ta6oruf barauf ee.
leat, Oab Sie auiien Die beutid.pol:
niidle 4renjc, 10 iuic lie iett beltebt.
beibebaIten ,pollen. Sic &ulien ct.
fldrten, sic 8ren;cn iollten entipre.
heno Sen 9eihliiiien Der Hotsoamer
apnierenj ge5ogen tperoen. Gie ame.
rifauiid)e 9tote betonte, bab in Bots.
Dam feline befinitipen 8ren5en ee.
5osen muroen. gs bieb oan1als nus.
Oriiflid,, enbgiiltige Gntideibung
territorialer Traeen niibte burd
Sen 6reioenspertras 9etroifen iper.
Sen.
Tie alIiierten slutiportnoten tpa.
rem in milbem Son eebalten. @riino.
lid1e 8eratl,nselt tparen ibrer Ib.
iaiil,ng poral,sgeganeen. Sic .pur.
Oeu oem slubenminiiter @iidinsfp
I'M &reml iiberreitt. Wtan red)net
oamit. baB Wtosfau idarfe giupGn.
Be gegen Die anttporten erbeben
miro, Dor allem eesen bic &altung
ser @eltm1fte in Der 8reu,iraue.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27

Bonn 70. 6. - Die 1neilten
80lfer tpiiien, speldes patriotiide
9ieo iie bel ieierliben Inldlieu ii,,.
gen folIen. Sn Ser Rrnbesr.puhIif
tpeiB man es nid)t. Tas 9ieb NIT
ben Mniangsuorten vOeutidlanb,
1eltihlan6 iiber alles", 1S41 5u
untergeleeter Wtuiif Solepb Sapbns
aui Selgolano geoidtet, lit nod I'M.
mer 8egenitano elmer e6enio beitigen
lpie perlporrenen MISUNDERSTANDING.
8erabe in oieien Sagen bat ii6 ser
io5ialiltiife erbiirgern,eiiter bon
Samburg. Mar 8rauer, ein Yoliti'
fer bon &ang uno 8eltfenntnis, So
hingebeuo geduBert, sic Wieberein.
iiibrung oes 0euti6lanoliebes"
miiiie inn Nuslano perltimmenb, als
Ausbruf oeutider Mrrogan; lpirfeu.
9tidt MIR 8railer 1nS Sic So3iul-
Semofratiide Hartei pertreten oieien
Stanopunft. ionbern al,b bas Sber.
ballpt Der 8unoesrepubIif, Der libe.
rale Yraiioent 9beooor &euB, ser
audi bariiber 5,t entid)eioen hat, mel.
DIE Nationalbpmne bas ireie 8elt.
beltid)lano ofiisieG mieoer iinsen
icu. Scub bat Dor mehr OILS eineln
Sabr vperiudsipeiie" oen 1ert ei-
mes 9iebes bcfannt geseben, bas aui
feline Snitiatipe bon Dem iormitreu-
gen Tidter SuSoli slleranoer
SGrOoer ueriaBt tporoen mar. IS
ian6, tpie cine ltmfrase ergab, in
Ser Seifentlibfeit nur eiu ilaues
eho. 0aran bat lid, im 2aui Ser
Belt aud nihts geanocrt, obpobl
oie @lnoilnfitationen Sas 2ieO all.
abenoli6 bel SenoeihluB erfliusen
lieBen.
8unbesfan5ler 1r. MSeuauer itano
in oieiem 9pmne,l-aonilift bon porn-
berein auf Ser anbercn Seite, a,f
Der Seite 6es 9eutidlanSlieoes. @r
tonnte babel getpiB iein, SAB sic
Waioritdt Ser 0ffentli9en Meinung
binter ibm ltano 8ei ser 8efragung
eines Experimentation 8epolterl,ngs.
queribnittes bon 1000 Berioneu
onrh oas Gettihe Ssnititut iiir Sc.
mosfopie tuiinidten 73 Yrujent, bas
2elttidlanolieo mGse ,pieoer Na.
tlonalbDn1ne tueroen. War Sic Gin.
ltellung oes 8unoesprGiioenten Seui
in erIter 9inie bon auBenpolitiiden
gripagungen beitinlmt, 10 lieB lid ser
8un0esfansIer Or. NOenauer bon
innerpolitiihen le6erlegungen lei.
ten.
Tatia1li6 lit es cine ernite Sraae
eeblieben, Oh Die gunoesrepubIit if.
re 9tationalbpmne nod innen. ooer
nad) aubenpoIitiihen @eii1tspuuf.
ten fuablen ion. Die slngeIegenbefi
mare einiaher, ,penn oos alte
9el'tId,lanolieo niht eincu ed,ter
8emiitswert baritellen miiroe, Ser
= ourd cine lauge Tradition = I'M
Gmpiinoen ser Yiaiie ienleits bon
Uut uno 80ie itcbt. Beiorgte Ne.
obadter ser innerpolitii1en Gnt.
pldlung 1T 0el1tiblan0 meineu, es
miiile jeoe Binoun9 Der Wenihen an
ben staat unterb0bIen, tpenm 1nau
fortlaufeno oeiien spmboIe tpe1ile;
10 babe man 1918 ben arebit Der
Temofratie bereits eefibtbet. ols
man on bic steile Der beliebte,
idmara-ucib.roten SABINE Die idmora
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27
Klein Diktatfrieden
fuer Deutschland

Snnn. - Ger 8unbesnliniiter
fiir aeiantoeutihe israaen, Safob
aaiier, iagte aur ioipietiiden 9tote
III SOnn. Dieie 9tote entbalte feline
2ulicherlnaen buriiber, oaR es fei=
nen Siftatfrieben fir GeutidIano
geben iolle. Sic &eitmGhte bGtten
Ser gunbesreaierlna suaelihert, baR
oil einen ioId,en isrieben nid,t aeoaht
iperoe. Smmerhin fonne ein Spti.
1niit. iagte &aiier, ben iotpietiithen
NorIhloa iiber cine 8ierlndd)teper=
ltanpiauna sur gilolna elmer oe=
iamtoeutihen Hesierlma als cine
slnerfennuna Der Serbdnblungsaufz
aabe ei,er iolhen fiinftiaen Deut-
lhen He9ierllna bellten. &aiier per=
miBte in Der Sptpietnote ferner Die
praiiIe 3uluae su freicn SSahlen.
Die SurhfilbrllnQ iuld,er Nahlen
miiBte aber Der erite Sd)ritt il, Der
StllfenfplNe alf bem 9Seae sum
,Sriepenspertraae ieiu. Sic @ahlcll
milHten inter internatipnuler &ons
trpQc bl1rhaeiiihrt iperpcn.
9cr NruftionspDrlisenDc Scr
Seuticben Eartci (SlS) I'M Sunbes=
tag, 81. Sans MiiblenfelD, iaate in
gonn, Der inlpietiichc Gorihlaa gun,
slbitluB eil1es ,Srieoenspertraacs
nit Scltlt,lano lei cine burd)ous
emit su ncbmenoe 9totc. 9ie gSeits
a,lliierten miiBteu nit aller Sorafalt
Die eifcttipe Sereitit,afts Der Gu
lpiets AT iolrhen Nereinbarlmgen
feitltellen. aus Oeneu Seutihlano
unb bie. Sahe bes ''Srieoeus 9tuten
3ieben fonnen. 8on beutiher Seite
nuiRten nun por allen bic 8oralls=
iesunaen sur 8ilOuna elmer geiamt=
belltitf)en Hegieruna aeihaffeu iuers
oen. tpie lie bon gunoestao lmo
yunbeSreaierlms unter Wtitipirflnu
oer ll9t mehrfah aeioroert iporoell
ieim. Die Yl,noesrepublif miiiie bars
allf belteben, 0aR sul,Gd)it Die 60
rantien au tpirflih freien, bempfrati.
ihen geiamtoeutiden Wablen ae.
ihaffen lperDen.
MIblenfeIb iiebt int iibriaen Sic
9tote als eine onoere MethoDe ber
Gotpietlnipn an. ibr 3iel, nam,
lih bic 9teutraliiieruna Seutidlanbs
slt erreid,en unb bic 8unoesrepblii
aus ber ipeitlifen esntearation her.
assuhalten. Nah ieiner slniid,t Denf1
Der 8renll permutlif, paran. bic 60
lpietsonen=Solfspolisei. ols Die III
Der 9otc 9eutihlanb suaebiQiater
StreitfrGite su bcseii,nen. Sc,
l1nsit iiberholten aSprDerlmg. biz
@leihbered)tiallna aller eben,aliser
MnaebGriaen Der &ebrmaht lrno al
Ier ebemaliae,l Nationaliosialilter
beraultellen, babe er Sic sSoroerllnt
auf sSreilaiiuna Ser in &onsentra
tionSlaeern einaeferferten 0eutihen
auf 6eimfiibrltna alIer geridlepptet
,rno Ser immer I'M ioipietiid,em Sc
ipobriam feitaebdltenen oelttld,el
&rieasoefanaenen entaeaenauleeen.
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Quer dureh die Welt

6arolb &. Staiien aab in She
bopaau. @is.., befamt, oaR er Der
!61lfte Der allf ieilier lilte aeipGbIten
SeleNierten aeitatten ipiiroe. bel Ser
erlten 9lbitimmuna auf Der 9tational=
fonpention I'M Suli fir Gen. -Giien=
hDlper su iti1nme,t. Ofienbar mill
'Gtaiien oamit liberale Gle,ne,te in
SSisconiins republitdniiher NrimGrz
lpobl am fon,merben Oienstaa fiir
iih aetpinnen. stafien qab offen
su. bieie lei elm beipnberer Ghahsug
BON ibm, Inn Serator Soft BON Ohio
slbbrud) sll tun. benz in1mer nod
ein &oriprllna int Staat aeesniiher
Den onOeren aanoibaten ,useiprohen
lpiro. i :.
Gertroulithe 9lftcn bes 8innen-
ltellerbllreauS lDuroen bon elmer
bausgruppe, Sic StellerifalDale un=
terIlld)t, boraeleat, as benen herpor.
aliaehen ideint, baR genator Stnles
Bridges, Hep., BON Netp 6a,nibire,
unh her Maibinatoner 1rabtsieher
6enrp @runetpalb, hinter ben al,.
liiien in einen 81, 600 900 <steuer=
fall cinariffen. slnacbli& mar oas
ylnQebot ae,naht tporoen, oen- iSal
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-10-03
WANCHESE PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Jackson OF
Elizabeth City spent Monday and
Tuesday with Mrs. Rowena Mid
'gett.
Mrs. Mary Fleming of Ports
mouth, was the weekend guest
of her mother, Mrs. Mollie Baum
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Voshelle and
son, Reese, of Norfolk were week
end guests of Mrs. Voshelle's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Dan
iels.
Stewart Daniels of Smyrna,
spent the weekend here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Dan
iels.
Wilbur Daniels of Plymouth
visited his mother, Mrs. Nettie
Daniels this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royden Tillett
and Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Daniels
and daughter, Milan, visited
daughters, Jackie and Maggie at
E. C. c. in Greenville Sunday.
Rowena Midget spent the
week end in Maysville with Rev.
and Mrs. R. H. Lewis, while
away she attended the funeral
of Rev. ]. w. Sneeden at Wilm-
ington, a former pastor of Wan
cheese Methodist Church.
1t. and Mrs. F. j. Wilkinson,
who have been visiting Mrs. Will
kinson's mother, Mrs. Arnilla
Midget left Tuesday for Cali
fornia where the Wilkinsons re-
side.
Pvt Sam Guthrie of Fort Knox,
Kentucky visited his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. c. w. Guthrie this
week.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-10-03
BUTLER : MEEKINs

Stumpy Point Methods t
Church was the setting Wednes-
day afternoon September "a of
the marriage of Miss Janice Te-
,resa Meekins, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. E. Meekins, to 1t.
Kenneth Butler, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Butler of Kelford.
The double ring ceremony was
performed by Rev. E. R. Meek
ms, uncle of the bride, assisted
by Rev. A. L. C. Stephenson, in
a setting of pine, greenery, can
dies and white gladioli.
Mrs. Gertrude Wise played the
wedding music and Mrs. Burwell
Evans of Manteo sang Il Love
Yoy Truly" Carlyle Jones of
Fairfield sang Because" and
THE Lords Prayer"
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. She wore a
pure silk R. and K. original street
length dress with brown Access
series and carried prayer book
topped with hybrid fuchsea
orchid showered with fuchsea
satin ribbon. Mrs. Jimmie Meek
ms, sister-in-law of the bride,
was matron of honor. She wore
a gray dress with black accessor-
les and carried an arm crescent
bouquet of NUNS shaded from
fuchsea to orchid and tied with
fuchsea satin ribbon.
Julian Golf Butler was best man
for his brother and Philip Meek
ms and Herb Carter were ushers.
The mother of the bride wore
a brown crepe dress with brown
accessories and a corsage of yell
low roses.
The mother of the bridegroom
wore lavender suit with black
accessories and corsage OF yell
low roses.
Mrs. D. L. Meekins was mis-
tress of ceremonies and wore a
green dress with brown accessor-
les and a corsage of red roses.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was held at the home of the
brides parents, after which the
couple left for a wedding trip
through western North Carolina
and on to Keesler Field in Miss
issippi. After two weeks they will
go to albuquerque, New Mexico,
where 1t. Butler is in training
Both 1t. Butler and Mrs. Butler
are seniors at E. c. c. in Green
Vile. For travelling the bride
wore a brown tweed suit with
brown accessories and an orchid
corsage.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-10-03
sTUMPY POINT NEWS

Attending the funeral of Joe
Daniels at Fairfield, Thursday
were Mesdames Lucy, Edith,
Cora and Ruby Best and Mary
Wise.
Albert Best and daughter,
Irene Wise, were in Engelhard
Friday.
Mural Twiford spent the week
end here with his children. He is
employed at the Navy Yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Meekins
left Thursday to make their home
in Norfolk for a while.
Miss Iva Payne of Raleigh
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beman Hooper
and Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Hooper
visited relatives in Buxton over
the weekend.
Glenn Twiford spent the week
end in Norfolk.
Cecil Midgette and grandson OF
Norfolk spent the weekend here
with Mrs. Midgette.
Riley Payne is i'll at his home
here.
Mrs. Doris Payne is recovering
from an operation in Albemarle
! Hospital.
Mrs. LESSEE Payne is visiting
in Norfolk.
Mrs. Sumner of Aulanoer is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Geral-
dine, Stephenson. Mrs. Bunch of
Aulander is also a guest of the
Stephenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Hooper
and Betty 10 visited their par
ents, Mr.. ALT HOOPER and Mr..
and Mrs. Dewey Wise Sunday.
Mrs. Bill Seigrist of Norfolk
returned to her home Thursday
attending the ler-Meekins
wedding here Wednesday.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-10-03
AVON PERSONALS

Reginald Meekins of U. S. c. G..
Air Base, Elizabeth City spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moody Meekins.
Miss Merriam MeekinS, who is
employed in Norfolk, has return.
ed after spending the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. F. Meekins.
E. F. Scarborough and Frank
O'Neal motored to Manteo Mon
day on business.
w. B. Miller has returned after
taking his wife to the Marine
Hospital in Norfolk for treat
ment.
Jim White of Elizabeth City
spent a few days here recently
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Scar
borough.
Lester Scarborough of U. S. c.
G., Berkeley, Va, spent the week
end with his mother, Mrs. D. H.
Scarborough.
Saunders Gray left Tuesday for
Norfolk.
Miss Faye Austin is visiting
in Elizabeth City.
Mckinley Price, who is employ
ed in Philadelphia, Pa, is spend
ing some time here with his fami-
ly.
Vance Miller of Elizabeth City
was here recently.
Avon P. T. A. Meets
On Sept. 29th the Avon P. T. A.
met at the school building. Ten
members were present and plans
were made for the new year.
Avon H. D. Club
The Avon Home Demonstration
Club met last Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Mabel Meekins.
The meeting was conducted bp
Miss Kirby, home agent.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess. Topic of the meeting
was homemade dresses and
aprons. Samples being shown by
Miss Kirby.
Glib Gray, Jr., and C. T. Will
llams motored to Manteo Mon
day.
Rev. P. M. Porter left We'd
nesday for Manteo.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-10-03
HIGH Tides

During Month Of October - Fur
nished by U. S. Coast & GeOdetic
Survey.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-10-03

be use toward a new stage cur
tain for the school Following the
business session, an interesting
program was presented by the
chairman of the department of
Literature. Various contests and
games were also enjoyed.
Refreshments of Ice Cream and
cookies were served by the, hos
tess. The following were present:
Mrs. Stanford White, Mrs. Sher-
man Twiford, Mrs. Richard
Mann, Mrs. Guy Mann, Mrs. JAG
Gle Burrus, Mrs. Pearl Daniels,
Mrs. Cecil Midget, Mrs. T. H.
Midget and Miss Inez Gibbs.
Club members attending the
Annual Meeting of the sixteenth
District General Federation of
Woman's Clubs held in Gates
vile, N. c., September rs, were:
Mrs. Richard Mann, Mrs. Jaccie
Burrus, Mrs. T. H. Midget, Mrs.
Guy Mann, Mrs. Stanford White
and Mrs. Cecil Midget.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-10-03
ocRAcoKE PERSONALS
School publishes Paper

First issue of the Ocracoke
School News, which serves as the
Islands only newspaper, went out
on Friday. Circulation on the Is
land is about one hundred TWEEN
ty-five; circulation on the main
land is about one hundred fifty.
Issues of the paper are mailed to
Germany, to Korea, to Alaska to
Ocracoke boys in the Service, and
to former residents in all parts of
the United States. Miss Aloha
Farrow is editor in chef; Maxine
Williams is busineSsmanger; Re-
porters are Danny Garrish, Edith
Midget, Susan Spencer; art edi-
tors are Gaynelle Spencer and
Della Williams; advertisements,
Clifton Austin and Larry Sim
son.
On Friday night the P.T.A. at
a Bingo Party took in approx
mately one hundred dollars. This
will be used for school needs.
Junior Class officers were elect
ed last week; president, Danny
Garris h; vice-president, Edith
Midget; Secretary-treasurer Alo-
ma Farrow.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Willis and
child of Alexandria, Va, are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Nc
Williams. Mrs. Will Willis return
ed with them, after visiting sew
eral weeks.
R. S. Wahab spent several days
recently in Washington, D. c. at
the National Furniture Exhibit
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Hoggard
have returned from Virgin a
| Beach, where they visited his
parents.
Charlie Balance and his broth
er of Wilmington, Delaware, spent
several days here recently. Their
mother, Mrs. Caisy Balance Wis
tied in Washington, N. c.
Ocracoke hotels and tour list
homes are crowded at this time
with sports fisherman. Charlie
McWilliams had a load of about
thirty on his Saturday trip to
HatteraS.
Elisha Balance and Mrs. Elsie
Garrish spent the weekend at
Beaufort.
Mrs. Dicie Wells and son, Ivey
visited her sister at Harker's Is
land over the weekend.
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MANTEO PERSONALS

Lloyd Midget and his son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Murray Bridges, have returned
from weeks trip through the
North Carolina and Tennessee
mountains. They visited Chero-
kee, Newfound Gap and other
points in North Carolina; Mary
vile, Chattanooga and Rockville,
Tenn.
Mrs. Rennie Williamson at
tended a meeting of the state
board of the North Carolina Fed
Grafton of Music Clubs in Green
vile last Saturday, and spent the
remainder of the week end in
Wilson with her brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Griffin.
Mrs. Wallace McCown is visi-
ting her mother in Durham.
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MAINS HARBoR WoMAN's
CLUB HOLDS MEETING

The MAINS Harbor Woman's
Club held its regular meeting
Thursday night, October End in
the home of Mrs. Wilbur Primer.
with 10 members present. Mrs.
Richard Mann presided. The
meeting opened with the singing
OF America, followed by The
Lords Prayer.
The Treasurer's report showed
a balance of 40 dollars netted on
the chicken supper given at the
school lunch room September
10th, which was sponsored by the
Woman'S Club. This amount will
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"a pm. at Slaversham. The groom
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Hazen of Wanchese, and attended
the Manteo school. The bride is
the daughter of Capt. and Mrs.
H. S. Hyland of Slaversham. Ha-
zen has been in England since last
December, and expects to be there
two years longer.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-10-03
PTA OFFICIALS IN MANTEO
NEXT TUESDAY AFTERNOON

All grade mothers are request
ed to meet at the school building
in Manteo at two o'clock Tues
day afternoon, October 7, at
which time Miss Blanche Haley,
state field secretary, will be pres
ent and will give many helpful
suggestions. All other interested
persons are invited to attend.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-10-03
WANCHESE BOY WEEDS
GIRL IN ENGLAND

Julian Erford Hazen of Wan
cheese, now in England with the
Air Force, and Rosemary Hyland
of Slaversham, 4 Oak Colts, Kent
County, England, were married
Sept. 6 in the Catholic church at
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1t would have been expensive
even in the good old days to live
as well as Americans like to live
today.
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KATE FULLER, M. D., LEFT
OUT THIS WEEKS PAPER

Due to running a short paper
this week, we find it necessary to
leave out the serial installment,
Kate Fuller, M. D., which our
sumed next week.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-04-25
Slate Second
Clergy Retreat

The second retreat for priests
of the Diocese of Columbus will be
conducted by Monsignor Francis
McGlynn, pastor of st. Thomas
Aquinas parish, Cleveland. The
exercises will be held at the Shrine
of the Little Flower, East Broad
street, beginning Sunday evening,
April 27.
Priests assigned to make their
annual retreat this coming week
include the Revs. Leo Brehm,
Frederick Burkhart, Edmund Burk-
ley, John P. Byrne, William Con-
molly, Valdemar Cukuras, Albert
Culliton, Eugene Dunn, John Dunn,
Linus Dury, Harry Estadt, John Fa-
gan, Leonard Falvey, George Foley,
John Gambia;
The Revs. James Geiger, James
Hanley, Earl Holtzapfel, Edward
Hudacek, George Kennedy, John
Kerrigan, Albert Kessler, Robert
Klee, Thomas Lowery, Ambrose
Metzger, Paul Meyer, Harold
O'Donnell, ]. Lawrence Riley, An
thony SchIernitzauer, John Simon,
William Sullivan and Bernard Vo-
gel.
The final retreat will begin June
9, with the Very Rev. Lyman Fem,
SIS, rector of st. Johns Provin-
cial seminary, Plymouth, Mich, as
the retreat master.