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Collection Manager

Collection Manager
Must have small loan experience for
attractive opportunity with nation
ploye benefits. rapid advancement.
Phone JU. 7-541O, or call In person.
79lO Ga. ave-, Silver Spring, Md.
AND PROMOTION MEN,
white, for lge. magazine distribu-
tor; excel. opportunities, dement's.
VACATIONS. etc; 5-day week. Apply
1121 9th st. NV.
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MAINTENANCE MAN
LIGHTLY BUILT

With car or light panel trcuk for
air conditioning and ventilating
duct cleaning; mostly night work;
steady; good salary and expenses:
advancement. 563l Illinois ave
NV. %
MANAGER-Restaur and cocktail
lounge; excellent connection for ex-
perienced man. ALBAN TOWERS
HOTEL. Mass. and Wisconsin aves.
MANAGER, for country club. hotel
or club experience desirable. SAL
ary 500 per week plus room and
board. Opportunity for increase. Box
72-D. Star. -
MEATCUTTER. steady position for
experienced man. Apply 1906 9TH
MEATCUTTER - For large super
market; 5-day week. Good pay
and working conditions. Apply Mr..
Harris. JUMBO FOOD STORE,
3439 Benning I'd. ne. Ill
MECHANIC-Washing machine ex-
perlence necessary. Starting wage
500. per wk. Call ia. 5000 for
MECHANICS HELPER
Man with mechanical BACKGROUND.
white. exper. with truck mainte-
nance; steady, well paying job; local
refs. required. See Mr.. Steele, Ma
TIONAL LAUNDRY CO.. 2l Pierce
st. NV. -
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.JANITOR


Colored, for downtown apt. bldg.
Good salary and quarters. Must be
experienced on stokers and be able
to operate elevator and switchboard
Apply in person to Mr.. Schaffert.
10 TO IL am. weekdays. H. G.
SM1THY CO., S11 18th st. NV.
JANJTOR AND UNEMPLOYED WIFE,
child accepted; % units: full time
job; 1st fir. apt; S125 mo-; janitor
exper. not necessary but good refs.
req; no drinking. AID. 1892. -S
JANITOR RELIEF MAN for Sunday
work. IL pm. to 8 am, at West
view Apts., 2l23 Eye st. NV. Must
have elevator operators permit, be
familiar with switchboard opera
tion, and furnish satisfactory ref
erences. See res. mgr. after 8 pm,
RE. 1856. -S
TECHNICIAN, to oper-
ate sound recording analyzing equip
ment; electronic exper. helpful, but
not essential; hours, pm. to mid
night. Call before 4 pm. DE. 1880.
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HELP MEN (cont.l

AUTO PARTS stockroom man, GIN
experience preferred; hospitaliza-
tion. insurance benefits and paid
vacations. 5-day week. Apply Mr..
Trate, Parts Manager. COAST-IN
PONTIAC. 4o7 Fla ave: ne. "a
GIN exper.- preferred; disqualification,
insurance benefits and paid vacation;
5-day week. Apply Mr.. Trait, parts
manager. COAST IN PONTIAC, 4O7
Fl1rida 1 aye ne; AT; 700. -
experience preferred: 5a-day week.
Apply OURISMAN CHEVROLET. Mr.,
Spicer. flN II st. ne. --10
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IT DOESN'T HAPPEN OFTEN-but
due to growing pains, ALL STATE
INSURANCE CO. founded by Sears,
Roebuck & Co. has an opening in
married man. % to 35 with some
sales experience. A car is essential
Successful candidate will receive
thorough sales training enabling
him to produce volume commen-
surate with nation wide achieve
growth has been unparalleled and
Unprecedented. Unique method Of op-
Grafton assures unlimited prospects.
Earnings even in excess Of beginning,
guaranteed salary possible after
tions, profit sharing. See Mr.. Deans,
ALL STATE INSURANCE CO.,
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. Bldg.
S455 Colesville rd.. Silver Spring.
or phone 81. 0377. -S
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Clerk

CLERK
THE ARLINGTON BRANCH
OF THE
RCA SERVICE CO., INC.
AMERICAS LARGEST TEIEVISION
SERVICING ORGANIZATION
Has position open for clerical work.
No previous experience necessary to
ures and have, knowledge OF tipping.
Excellent working conditions. air.
conditioned ONCE. Periodic review
for increases. Free life insurance.
Paid Vacation and Holidays.
Interested applicants will be inter.
viewed between $50 am. and Q
607 18th st. so.. .a.
Arlington. Va.
No appointment necessary. Just ask
for Mr.. Reinoehl or Mr.. Miller
RCA SERVICE CO., INC.
RADIO coRsoRaFKoa ssss5flsTz Si 81 sas AMERICA
CLERK-STENO OGRAPHER
For %oa.rE zeal estate INSURANCE s firm.
trio typewriter. conv. location; 8.
day wk;; 8 It'll 5; paid vacation:
$500 Conn. ave. n.W. For APPOINT: APPOINT:
ment. call MR.. wilson. DE. 7I20.
CLERK-TYPIsT; for large insurance
%SSSa SIMON. s4S s'SsRssRsatd %ood%sad
caERK-PYpIsf. aiasii n; Gsfo, az. 1890; must b.
able to. type so w.p.m. accurately:
all employe benefits. with an expand
ne engineering organization. CAN
cIERR.f4rrsr. III Ss1a4l s7m-hour, Sd 5-da,
pleasant working conditions in air.
Peterson. MUTUAL FIRE ms. CO:
OF D. C.. 1901 H st. NV. la
CLERK.TYPIST. no experience nee.
bldg. 10Th cENTURRY-Fox FILM
CORP. 41h Ard st, NV. I'll
CLERK-TYPIST. young lady, 1s to
20, for established real estate firm.
Good 1oSTP otyPist: Salary open. Phone
CLERK oTYPIsT, must be eager to
learn ONCE work connected with new
car FRANCHISE; Call in person. BUR-
ROWS M0ToE CO., INC, 900 NJ st.
CLERK -TYPisT. perm. position, b,,.
day week; Apply in person. IDAIs
NLEhh- -l1EIST--Pefmanen position
5-day. 35-hour wk.: pleasant work.
ing conditions. Interview by appt.
only; Apply Bureau Of Service to
Military Personnel, NATIONAL
LUTHERAN I, IN c0UgNNcHs gNcH 736 Jackson
CLERK-TYPIST. age 1875: perm.
position. 6-day, 44-hr. wk.. good
salary, air.cond; ONCE. downtown
location: RE. 1881.
CLERK LEI It; .;T;XrIsT. one who Is ambitious
position. This opening in our sales
dept. offers interesting, varied work
with good starting salary and op-
Rortnnity for adyancement. Apply
q SONS. INC. 627 p st. nv 81.
0100. la
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CLERKS

Clerks, white, under SO; permanent
position; air-conditioned building.
modern cafeteria, 40-hour. 5-day
starting salary, S2,40O; liberal
vacation and sick leave. Apply MA.
TTONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY,
Personnel Office, 3rd and r SITS. me-;
9 ANA pm. weekdays; no PHON1
CALLS. 10
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BANK CLERKS

We. are willing to train several high
school graduates for permanent po-
orators and clerk typists; age IS to
80; interesting work with opportun-
ity for advancement. Apply to THE
CITY BANK. 9th and Mass. ave.
Evening star., 1952-08-07

Real estate salesmen for
active Falls Church real
tors office. Excellent
working arrangements
and commission scale.
Call MR.. WAGNER, JE.
3-2250
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CLERKS
COLUMBIA PIKE
WASHINGTON-LEE

Positions available in both hyanchea
Excellent salary; many benefits. For
appointment, cali ARISTO CLEAN.
ERS. Ii 4-SO2O -
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COOK

White, experienced in cafeteria cook
ing preferred but not essential; ex-
cellent opportunity for ambitious
man; good starting salary, meals
and uniforms furnished; insurance
and paid vactions. Apply in person
to Mr.. Becker. between 6 nd Z pm.
Thompson Cafeteria
725 14th st. NV. 10
COUNTERMAN for kosher style deli
man; salary SS5 to start. Apply
DUKE DELICATESSEN, 333 Dom
manton dr.. Alex. Call ri. $685..
CRANE OPERATOR, exper.. steady
work all yr. round. Apply 3619 Ben
ming rd. ne. 10
CUTTING MACHINE OPERATORS for
day, night or swing shifts: top pay.
Apply PRINTERS FINISHING &
BINDING CO.. 1908 Half st. s.w.
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COLLECTOR-DR1VER

Alert ss sSgns IN man 2sss sSs ysSrs sa Of
able of meeting the public for
permanent position making COL
lections on individual advertising
accounts; 5-day, 40-hour week.
Must have knowledge of city and
D. c. driving permit and clear driv-
ing record. Apply personnel. room
sos; open weekdays S:30-5 and
Saturday. 9-1.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
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oo3oASs SaA4 ME. Uo1f- Ill
DRIVERS; good earnings. pleasant
in ali cabs: full Eio or pal part tin time. SO3
n; Glebe rd., Arlington. IS
DRIVER, service grocery store; per-
manent position: experienced; ref
erence: CATHEDRAL. SUPER MAR
KET, 5000 Conn. ave. NV. IS
DRIyERS-Straight and trailer; for
fuel oil concern: plenty of work:
7fs Pa5 anr ifas Foraa sSe Sse ME-
DRIVERS. white, for lge. wholesale
house; 5-day week, vacations, etc.
"A Apply lI&2I & 9TH st; NV.
is,I Jobs; HIIGGERs DRUG. 5017 Con-
4aHSiss. ER.WxkEHousEMAN. Sxfi hiH; exper..
for wholesale LIQUOR house. Apply
liz Maryland ave. s.w. IS
DRUG CLERK. good permanent posi-
ssa.. sSa edaE KaERs sssF $50 bs5o s. Start RG Rus
5017 Connecticut ave. IS
DRUG CLERK, alternate nights and
Sundays. PARK LANE PHARMACY,
DRUG CLERK. full time or part
tine; sT11v top salary. DAYS DRUG
EIEoFk1cIANs ana and expersenced st nT lo ap
manent; D. C. card required. Call
RA. 5935 or see r. ARCHIE BUR-
CESS. 1905 Georgia ave. NV. $
top wages for good
mechanic. Call between 6 and
s pm. GE. 5S39. 3
ELECTRICIANS HELPER, state start
ing salary. experience. Box 334- ID.
Star. --9
ELECTRICIAN-Ste work for ex-
per. man with D. c. card. Apply
1908 p st. NV. Ia
HELPER, some expe-
rience. Apply rear III 9th st. me-,
8 am. s.
AND HELPERS, start
Immediately. UN. 1866; after m,
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. colored. for
oftice bldg; good working condi-
Bldg. 1420 New York ave. NV.
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AUCTION SALES Cont
Q. G. SLOAN = CO.. INC.
PERSONAL

VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person; 24-hr. nursing care;
licensed by State and county. SH.
GET THERE FASTER, cheaper.
safer. Fly ATA air coach to Cali
fornia. S97: Seattle, 500. For IN
formation. reservations. call Ma.
$3.50. 72O .14th st. NV. ATA is
not a regularly scheduled carrier
but operates on a nom n-Scheduled
basis to serve the needs of the
Washington-Baltim area. 3
NURSING CARE for those who really
care. by graduate nurses, at Mt
Vernon Convalescent Hospital, D. c.
Excellent food and non-alcoholic
Accredited and licensed. CO. 1924.
PERMANENT. 81; shampoo. WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910
CIT y HERE FASTER. cheaper.
esso 81; Seattle, ss.H $50. For 70 in. IN
SSi 5S55; 7so ,,,i ,i4th 81 s.. nv. ATA Is Is
Sss,. SSs operates on q non-scheduled
.WaShington-Eaitim area. s
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by any one other
than myself. JAMES w. HERBERT,
r@r3u md st. ne. S"
yourself or loved ones, colored in
oil: Only So for all Write Box
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PLUMBERS

Experienced on new work; good pay,
steady employment RA. t52S7. Ill
PORTER, steady position. good SAL
ary. Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTH
ING CO.. 703 7th st. NV. IS
PORTER AND DRIVER, good hours.
good working conditions. good pay.
See Mr. Clark, CARRIERS PHAR-
PORTER -DELIvERYMAN. must know
Bethesda Chevy Chase area. Apply
in person only. CARRIER DRUG,
1922 wisconsin ave. 20
PORTER ER-DISHWASHER, col. exper
pref. Excel. sal, meals furn. No
nights or sun COURTHOUSE PIAR-
MACY All Va IA 0-R1R1 %
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TO OCEAN CITY, MD.
SPECIAL BUSES

Ready to whisk you to Ocean City,
Md. every Saturday and Sunday
through August and return you to
8 hours at this lovely beach.
Tickets on sale at I'll l4th st. NV,
Room 622. Reservations must be
made two days prior to leaving.
Round trip, $40. For further in
formation. call ST, O474, 9a
Evening star., 1952-08-07

PAPER HANGER PAINTER. white;
regular employment. liberal company
benefits benefits 6f;,day f;;d Teek Apply en-
pA88TTEE pRA8TEL. aN a7S9 woodley 2. .,dt1,5 Td NV
mower parts stock. walt on GUS
toners, take telephone parts orders.
and to assist in setting UP stock
room; very good chance for ad-
vancement for one who will work
SRf snd shCy initiatiye. hAiY S;,,i.. 81 L. COR OR
BRENTWooD DRUG, 1901 Rhode
Island ave: ne. DU. 5000. Ask for
PHARMHAciisT. full time, excel. salary,
pleasant working cond. EMPIRE
PHARMACY. 1873 Conn. ave. NV.
PHARMACIST. registered: full time.
sRenisr sSs ssarE DAY f'fs phuds essls 14s Ss' Ri
PiHioTToSGRAPHIc FrNIsHER, must be
all-around man, sober. industrious;
work is few miles from Washing
ton: attractive salary. with oppor-
ing full details. also availability.
PIHsTERERs Las w WANTED - colored,
1st-class white coat mechanics only
need apply. Large apt. project. 30th
pSi,MRrRs ST snd hsylor or I'd isis.,. sie
6S40 or apply COILS b BURKE.
INC, Plumbing and Heating. rear
PLUMBING AND SHEET METAL
HELPERS; must be sober, honest,
SAIL End ave-, Sill. Spg., $3.50 am.
PLUMBERS-Sober mechanics: new
construction. Call WA. 1865. 9-5;
TO. 1881, after s. -i5
PLUMBER, good all-around man with
tools. 1925 N. Carolina ave. ne. Ii.
4-7373. 10
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ENGINEER
ENGTNEER.

For lge apt. bldg. Good salary, excel.
working conds. 9TH Glass license or
better. Must be exper. in air cond.
Apply Chief Engineer. 1896 10th
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statesmen

statesmen
Columbia Polytechnic Institute for
the Blind has openings in its retail
sales division for statesmen with
direct selling experience. Call Ii,
4-l99O for amt
Evening star., 1952-08-07
Statesmen

AS44A1A1ASAv4414N
MY local client wants me to hire for
them 3 clean-cut statesmen, who are
exceptionally good closers, to follow
up their leaGs. They have opened
special division to present brand
new idea which has already been
accepted by over 500 Of the best
doesn't want me to even talk to any
salesman who is satisfied to earn less
than $4,000 in the next year. They
know you won't have exper. in their
new line so they are retaining me to
give thorough. quick and effective
doing all over the country for many
years. If you feel you can qualify,
have o car and your age is bet. rs
and 80, I'll be glad to talk to you
personally about this unusual OPP
portunity.- Phone me tomorrow for
appt. c. J. SPARKS, National Con-
Sultant MA 9401 d
Evening star., 1952-08-07
HELP MEN
AddreSSngranh Onera

Addressograph Operator
Must be capable of understanding and
operating class 1900, 5000 and
3400 automatic machine. Age 30
40; 5-day. 40-hour week; air-con-
ditioned work area. cafeteria, ex-
cellent vacation and sick policy.
Salary open Tor discussion. Apply
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY.
Personnel Office, 3rd and R SITS. ne,
am. to 4 pm. weekdays. NO
PHONE CALLS 10
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BOY

For engraving shop. mechanical in
clined with interest in free-hand
drawing. Permanent position and
good chance for advancement. Apply
after 9:30 am. BREWOOD. 1917 @
Evening star., 1952-08-07
SHOE SALESMAN
Wonderful Opportunity
Excellent Top Salary
MR.. SYLVAN
KOPY KAT

WOMEN'S WEAR STORES
III H st. NE. 7
SHOE Statesmen
FULL OR PART TIME
LIBERAL SALARY AND COMMISSION
JOSEPH DeYOUNG
APPLY MR.. CLARKSON
4124 WILSON BLVD.
PARKINGTON. ARL.. VA.
SHOE SHINE BOYS-Please apply in
person: BLUE FLAME VALET SHOP.
sOLiCfToRs, Z. wanted to make ap-
pointments for our statesmen, Get in
9n frs se o1 T1 sse soss Ps
organization. Our new men aver
age in excess Of $100 weekly. Call
STOCK CLERK. temporary. white,
knowledge Of poster meter machine,
day, 35-hr. Wk.; $45 per wk. Box
sTocR' ftGR' NAN NAN for NV. branch oil Of the
worlds most unusual lumber yards;
knowledge Of building materials
helpful; must be steady. dependable
pitalization; insurance. paid vaca-
HECHINGER CO., 18th and H SITS.
ne. Phone Ii. 7-9400. .
OPERATOR, colored.
hours 8 to 8. See manager, 300
TECHNICAL WRITER, age under 40,
with Naval officer, line or construc-
tion corps background; salary $5. 200
to $4,000 per annum: position with
an established engineering firm. Call
TIMEKEEPER and watchman; small
hotel: pleasant working conditions.
Apply manager, EBBTTT HOTEL,
10th and H stS. NV. 10
TRUCK DRIVER, colored. with ex-
MEAT MARKET. 31O4 NJ st. NV.
DRIVER for suburban furni-
ture store; experienced man pre-
ferred. Call MIR. ZOREF, RA. 9010.
TRUCK DRIvER-MECHANIC, around
30 years old. occasional trips. at
most around 25O-mile radius of
Washington, to service and repair
mowers while not driving. G. l..
CORNELL CO., 4715 Miller ave-,
Bethesda. WI. $500. 10
TV statesmen
Full or part time;- leads furnished.
Our smallest deal pays $50 COM
mission. No charge-backs. Many
our organization. Call TU. ll61,
TV SERVICE MAN-Local distributor
has openings for bench man and
and other benefits. For information
call MR.. LABARBERA. LA. 6-5500.
q
Evening star., 1952-08-07
CRAFTSMAN

With either architectural or mechan
tcal exper., 2 to 8 years pref; nu
merouS employe benefits and excel
salary Call ME 6414 Ill
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2I5f7iS
SS3IllLIl
PROPOSES SELF
GOVERNMENT FOR
DARE BEACHES
S. w. Worthington Offers
Vigorous Opinion on De-
veIopment of Dare
Beaches

The rapid growth of the Mays
Head beaches continue to bring
new problems. Our part time res
idents of the beaches are well
aware of the value of their con-
tribution to the economy Of all the
people of Dare County. The fol-
lowing letter is an expression that
is typical of many that come to
this newspaper, and it is from a
well-known man:
To the Editor:
Just a word for your forum if
you please. We of the Outer
Banks area, (Nags Head, Kill Dew
il Hills, kitty Hawk) feel that we
as taxpayers deserve something
besides the occasional removal of
garbage. We need outlets to the
ocean, paved streets, pure water
to drink, and for fire protection,
etc.
We have long realized we are
the proverbial goose that lays the
golden egg for Dare County, and
unless something is done for our
benefit, in recognition of this fact,
we should incorporate as a NUM-
ciality and establish such necessa-
ry utilities by bond issues as do
other Incorporated towns.
In the heart of old Mays Head,
for more than a mile from the
Outlaw Cottage to the First Col
ony Inn there is not an entrance
public street, where visitors may
partake of an ocean bath. / have
established a street to the north
of my cottages at Mays Head.
(Mr. Morris and / gave the land).
/ recently appeared before the
Dare County Board of Commits
sioners and pleaded that they
maintain same for the benefit of
visitors. / was told there was over
100 streets to the ocean in this
area, and they could not maintain
one street without maintaining
them all. Just silly alibi. All the
streets of Manteo or any other
incorporated town are not paved,
but only the important ones where
congestion and traffic demands it.
Why not have one or two in each
township each year as a strater,
where they are most needed. This
would certainly be most progress
sive step. But this Coastland will
continue to grow, even without
Dare County's assistance.
s. w. WORTHINGTON
Mays Head, N. C.
July 1S, 1852.
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BRIDE-ELECT OF AUGUST
ENTERTAINED IN PANTEGC

Mesdames Temperance Wilkin-
son and Cecil Wilkinson, Jr., en-
tertained Miss Marjorie Tolan,
bride-elect, at a buffet supper
Thursday evening, July II, at the
home of Temperance Wilkinson in
Pantego. The living room was
decorated with pink and yellow
Gladioli and other summer flowers.
The bride-elect was presented a
corsage of white chrysanthemums.
The table in the dining room was
covered with an imported Irish
linen cloth and was centered with
an arrangement of white gladioli
and burning tapers in silver
candleabra. A buffet supper was
served. Mrs. Temperance Wilkin-
son presented Miss Tolan with a
silver spoon in her pattern. Mrs.
Cecil Wilkinson gave Miss Tolan
a silver cream and sugar service.
Those enjoying the hospitality of
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LAKE LANDING NEWS


Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn Midget and
family of Winston Salem spent the
week end here with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Fisher were
the week end guests of Mrs. Fish
er's sister, Mrs. Norman and fam
lily at Creswell.
Rev. and Mrs. Fred Lupton Of
Graham spent several days last
week with her sisters, Miss Mag
gle Bridgman, Mrs. H. G. Creole,
Mr.. Creole and family. Miss
Maggie Brio g m a n accompanied
them home for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Fisher of
Newport News spent the week
end at their home here.
Mr. land Mrs. Thurston Mann and
little son of Raleigh spent the
week end here with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Mann.
Master Max Fisher and Thomas
Carlysle Jones, Jr., spent last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Fisher.
Walter Gray Creole is attend
ing the Al Club in Raleigh this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dudley and
little daughter, Inez, returned
home Saturday after a visit with
Mrs. Dudley's mother, Mrs. luton,
in Edwards.
Mrs. Winnie F. Long of Wash
ington arrived here Friday to
spend a week with Mrs. Lucy
Midyette.
Mrs. T. j. Mann of New Bern
and Harvey Mann, Jr., of Raleigh
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. N. L. Mann.
Oils White and daughter, Mrs.
Ella Mae Mondford OF Belhaven
visited his mother, Mrs. Rachel
White of Florida Sunday, who is
the guest of Mrs. J. T. Midyette.
Mrs. Lucy Midyette and Mrs.
Winnie Long of Washington were
the week end guests of Mrs. Mag
gle Weston.
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HOME WORKERS SOCIETY
MEETS AT WANCHESE

The Wanchese Home Workers
Society met Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Arlettie Tillett. Mrs.
Della Saunders, Vice president,
presided.
Mrs. Victor Daniels had the pro-
gram, reading from the Scripture,
the 9th Psalm. Sallie Daniels
read a poem.
A poem was read by Mrs. Della
Saunders, Mrs. Guthrie gave a
reading and led in prayer. Is men,
bers were present
MS. Juanita Balance acted as
secretary. Is visits to the sick
during the month of June were
reported.
Two new members were added.
Mrs. Iva Owens and Mrs. Julian
Brothers, Jr.
Mrs. Carrie Green dismissed
with prayer.
A social hour was enjoyed, the
hostess serving lemonade and
candies.
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HYDE WORKERS
PLAN A BETTER
LIFE ON FARM
Challenge Program Begins
With Meetings at
Swan Quarter

A County can be no stronger
nor more progressive than its cit
liens. Progress depends on many
things, but particularly the in
terest, ingenuity and combined eff
fort of the professional and lay
leaders at the State, County and
Community level.
Mrs. Verona J. Langford and
C. S. MINIS, District agents, and
]. w. Crawford, Program Plan
ming Specialist from Raleigh were
Present Tuesday, July 1, at the
Agriculture building in Swan
Quarter to help with the organiza-
ton of the statewide program
North Carolina Accepts the
Challenge" The purpose of this
program is to increase the income
per capita-give greater security
have better living on the farm
L. D. Hunnings of Swan Quarter
was elected chairman, George
O'Neal of Engelhard vice-chair-
man, and Miss Alma Cathey, Sec
rotary.
The second meeting OF the
"Challe4ge Program" was hello
Thursday morning, July II, at IL
o'clock in the Agriculture Build
ing at Swan Quarter. Eleven
members were present.
The steering committee are as
follows: Livestock: ]. M. Worrell
chairman, George O'Neal, Gratz
Creole, Earl Topping, R. A. Swim.
dell, w. w.. Ashe; Crops and Land
Use: Earl Topping, chairman
L. D. Hunnings, Leon Balance
]. C. Williams, j. M. Worrell, B. R
Lee, Sam Dudley, J.. M. Stanley;
Home Improvement: Mrs. w. S
Cam, chairman, B. R. Lee, Miss
Alma Cathey, J. M. Worrell, w. w
Ashe; Home Food Supply: Mrs
Blanche Dudley, chairman, B R
Lee, George O'Neal, Mrs. Der
Harris; c o m m unity Activities
Mrs. Ben Harris, chairman, Miss
Cathey, L. d. Hunnings, Mrs
Blanche Dudley, Leon Balance.
The results Of the meeting was
decision to carry the program
to the people through different or.
CARNATIONS, house to house can
vass where specific information is
necessary and devise other means
to get necessary information fol
organization.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-07-25
WINSTEADVlLLE NEWS

Ray Selby, who is working in
Norfolk, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Otis Selby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Smell and
son, Billy, of Belhaven, were
guests of Mrs. SHELLS parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Norfeet, ST.,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Otis Selby
and son, Troy, were business WIS.,
itors in Washington Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Dudley and
daughter, Edieth, of Lake Land
ing, visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Sparrow, Jr., Saturday.
Young Don Hardison of Norfolk
is spending this week with his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Barnie Davis.
Mrs. Ruth Woolard and children
of near Washington visited Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Godfrey Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Sandifer re-
turned to their home in Norfolk
Sunday after spending several
Mrs. 1. r. Sparrow, and Mr..
Sparrow.