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borliness that have always been
the finest thing in those sea-girt
communities. How fortunate it will
be for the people of Hatteras in
years to come if they can work out
some way to restrict and zone the
development on this island where
by it will not be spoiled as some
parts of our new developed beach
es have become. How fortunate if
they will retain its natural advan-
tages and not allow the tin can
tourist, the juke joint, or what have
you, to develop and to destroy the
finest features the island has for
future generations, as well as its
people Of today. For years this
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-03-28
NARROW ROAD NEARLY
FATAL SUNDAY EVENING
Miss Ivadean Wilson Injured and
New Chevrolet Wrecked on
U. s. 264 Near PantegO

The narrow and dangerous US
264 almost proved fatal to a party
of students west bound Sunday
afternoon, when the new Chevro-
let coach driven by Roger Meekins
of Manteo skidded and went into
a ditch. Miss Ivadean Wilson of
Manteo, a student of ECC Green
vile, was worst injured. She sus-
tanned severe bruises, cuts on the
leg and some internal injuries.
After being taken to Belhaven
hospital for first aid, Miss Wilson
was taken to Elizabeth City hospi-
tai where she is undergoing treat
ment.
Others in the party, Leigh Has
sell, Jr., H. A. Greet, Jr. and Miss
Dottie Afford of Manteo suffered
bruises and were much shaken up.
Roger Meekins and Miss Wilson
were both thrown from the car
when the door sprung open. Miss
Afford and Greet are also ECC
students, while Hassell attends
State College.
Roger Meekins had been spend
ing the weekend at Manteo, after
his return from a motor trip to
Key West during the Spring Holt
days, with several college friends.
Others in the party were also re-
turning to school from a weekend
spent at Manteo.
An investigation was made by
See ROAD, Page 8
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CORPORAL ALBERT L. AUSTIN
USAF who recently spent Is days
visiting his old home at Hatteras,
was stationed in the Pentagon
from June to February, and was
sent to New Mexico, destined for
overseas duty. He entered the SER
vice November 1, 1850, took basic
training at Lakeland AT Base, and
later at Francis E. Warren. He
has been trained in cryptographic
work. He is the son of Mrs. Kate
A. Austin and the late Ernest Aus
tin of Hatteras. Two older brothers
are in the service also: Decatur H.,
Master Sgt, of Air Force at Lang
ley Field; David F., BIN 1/c of the
Coast Guard, stationed at Manteo.
He is now 20, his father having
died when he was three years old.
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THE TREMENDOUS INTEREST
that is now being manifested in
Hatteras Island because it is be-
coming accessible to motorists is
not new. thing, but has existed
for many years throughout the
world. The peculiar fascination of
this island for tourists stems from
the less frequent visits of the years
when people from olden days were
saved from shipwreck and return
ed to their homes in distant parts
of the world to tell of the friend
illness and hospitability of the peo-
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SCHOOL PLAY FRIDAY
AT MAINS HARBOR

A variety show is to be present
ed Friday night of this week at
Manns Harbor school admission
20 and 35 cents. Mrs. Guy Mann
is president of the PTA. In charge
of the program are Mrs. Melvin
Twiddy, Mrs. w. S. Twiford, Mrs.
Richard Mann and Mrs. Fred John
son.
The show will feature an Easter
fashion parade by men. A table
lamp will be given away, lemonade
and candy and drinks will be sold
and a door prize will be provided.
Mrs. W. S. White is the recent
ly elected president Of the Womans
Club of Manns Harbor.
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newspaper has called attention to
Hatteras Islands needs and its adj
vantages. We have recognized its
worth to North Carolina and the
nation, while many others made
light of our efforts. We will con-
'inue to point out its worth, and
we hope to see it's development
follow lines that work to make it
a greater asset than ever.
CAPE HATTERAS LIGHT
shown in the above pic
ture, is a mighty monument over
200 feet high, the best known of
any landmark on the American
Coast. It should always be pre-
served as national monument,
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MAINS HARBOR PLANS
A BOY SCOUT TROOP

Plans were made at Manns Har-
Dor Friday night for a Boy Scout
troop. Bill Sutherland, District
Scout Organizer, and Joe Tucker,
Boy Scout Counsellor, met with
the sponsors, the Manns Harbor
Ruritan Club, and signed up IT
boys, with Edward White, Scout
master, and Frank Hemilwright,
original promoter of the troop,
assistant.
About 25 boys are expected to
join, with Friday evening, March
%, at 1880, set as the date for or
ganizing.
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BUXTON BOY IN KOREA
WINS SERVICE RIBBON

With The Bird Infantry Div. in
Korea.-Cpl. John R. Dudley, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Dudley,
Buxton, N. c., has been awarded
the Concentration Ribbon for
meritorious service in Korea.
Corporal Dudley, who was q
member of Company A, 7th Infan-
try Regiment, Srd Infantry Divi-
sion, rotated to the United States
in January.
The decoration was presented in
recognition Of Quidley's service
from January /, 1851, to January
s, 1852.
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pie of Hatteras. Later there came
many sportsmen of the north and
Yeast to enjoy the woldfowl shoot
ing.
There is developing a consider
able boom on Hatteras. It's acces-
sibility will bring a new type of
business, the most of the new in
flux of tourists will probably be
of people who might not otherwise
visit sthe N. C. Coastland at all.
The boom on Hatteras will result
in a scrambel for the small a.
mount of desirable real estate. 1t
will bring problems to disturb
many, and will help to depreciate
some of the happiness and neigh
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BOARDS OF ELECTIONS
NAMED IN THE STATE

Of interest in this section is the
names of the County Boards of
Election recently named in Raleigh
on recommendation of county Off
Gals. The Board named in Beau
fort is W. B. Carter, C. A. Itch
field, B. G. Caravan; in Dare,
Hugh Basnight, Tom Sutton, R. C.
Jones; in Hyde, Fred A. Mason,
1. B. Watson, E. E. Hodges; Tyr
rell, D. M. Alexander, C. M. Daven-
port, Floyd E. Cahoon; Gates, Rev.
J. M. Jolliff, F. M. Rountree, Ros-
coe Hill.
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GRIFFIN FAMILY REUNION
HELD LAST WEEK END

The children of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Griffin of Manteo held
a reunion last week end at the
home of Mrs. Rennie Williamson in
Manteo. Those present, in addition
to Mrs. Williamson, were Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Griffin and son, Pat
rick, of Wilson; Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Griffin and son, Donald Griffin of
Norfolk; Mrs. Eula Griffin Duncan
of Greensboro; and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. w. Seawell of Winston-S Salem
and their son, Sam Seawell of
Davidson College.
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SPAGHETTI SUPPER
FRIDAY, APRIL 4TH

The Manteo Women's Club will
have spaghetti supper on Fri
day, April a at the Education
Building of the Methodist Church
in Manteo. The ladies are sponsor
ing this project as part Of q fund
campaign for the Scholarship
Committee Of their organisation.
Serving win begin at five-thirty
o'clock, and the public is cordially
invited to attend. Plates for adults,
75e, for children, sol. A good sup
per is promised for all in atten-
dance.
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KITTY HAWK CIVIC
CLUB MEETS MONDAY

The regular meeting of the Kitty
Hawk Civic Club will be held Mon
day night, at which time present
and prospective candidates for Of
flee are invited to attend and an
nounce their views for the better
ment Of public affairs.
Russell Perry is president Of the
club.
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CHANNEL BASS
BEING CAUGHT
IN DARE WATERS
Seasons First Catch With
Rod and Reel at Halter
as March %
BY AYCOCK BROWN


Buxton, N. c. Biggest pisca-
torial news along the Atlantic
Coast during March is made when
the first channel bass of the sea-
son is taken with rod and reel. The
first of the copper colored beauties
taken this year along North Caro-
lina's Dare Coast was landed here
on Saturday evening, March %, by
Ted Martus of Roper, N. c.
Martus was surfcasting at the
Point of Cape Hatteras when the
big 44-pOund copper fighter
struck his mullet bait. 1t was on
the first cast that the fish struck
and before the excitement was
over with the channel bass land
ed on the beach, Lafayette Mid
gett, retired cOastguardsman
living here at Buxton, was reel
ing in another. Midgett's fish
scaled at AZ pounds. The party
hooked two other fish but failed
to bring them to the beach.
Old timers on Hatteras Island
who have watched the big runs of
big channel bass arrive in local
waters for many years were not
too surprised that the first of the
season had been landed with rod
and reel. For several days before
the rod and reel catch was made,
commercial fishermen had been
taking large channel bass in their
pound nets set for shad. Close to
100 had been landed in these Pam
leo Sound nets before the first
was taken with rod and reel.
Due At Oregon Inlet
Channel bass are due at Oregon
Inlet and so or more charter boat
men are confident that the sea-
sons first for those waters, 40
miles north of Cape Hatteras
where the surfcasting season got
underway on Saturday, will be
hooked within the next few days.
As a matter of fact, few boats
have already taken parties to the
inlet but foul weather and muddy
water has been in favor of the
fish. Capt. Omie Tillett, skipper
of the Jerry, Jr., was one of the
boatmen out last week end at Ore
gon Inlet and he reported the
water so thick, due to westerly
winds and heavy rainfall recently
that you could hardly cut it with
a knife.
IF there were any fish down
there at the Inlet, they would
be unable to see the lure" said
Capt. Tillett. At Oregon Inlet
the favOrite way of taking chan
mel bass is not from the surf but
by trolling from charter boats.
Pfleuger No. Z spoons are one
of the favOrite lures, although
the fish are taken with large tin
squids, feathers and strip null
let.
Big Season In Offing
Judging from the inquiries that
have been received by booking a
gents, hotels and Dare County
Tourist Bureau, the 1852 channel
bass season now beginning and
continuing until June will be the
biggest in the piscatorial history
of the fish-famous Dare Coastland
which extends from Kitty Hawk
and Mays Head, southwark to Cape
Hatteras and Hatteras Inlet. APP
proximately so charter boats are
available to fishing parties wish
ing to troll for channel bass and
there is almost 100 miles of beach
for the Dare coast surf caster.
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in the Marine Hospital in Nor,
folk, Va.
Marvin Gray, formerly of
Avon, was here recently visiting
friends.
Mrs. Olivia Willis has returned
home after a two weeks stay in
Norfolk.
Mrs. Helen WEIGH spent the
week end here with her mother.
Mrs. Martha Barnett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Macarthur
and children of Greensboro have
been spending some time here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bar
nett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aundry Barnett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Barnett
and children of Norfolk and Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Barnett and their
children of Morehead City spent
the weekend here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Urias Williams
of New Bern visited Mrs. SAINT;
Williams last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Balance
and son, Dorland visited relatives
in Waves recently.
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BUXTON PERSONALS

Mrs. Annie Peele of Virginia
Beach, Mrs. Lena Walter, Mrs
Leslie Diaz and daughter, Lo.
lita of Portsmouth, Va, attended
the Cape Hatteras Road Celebra-
ton at Rodanthe, Saturday and
visited friends and relatives ir
Frisco and Buxton.
Mrs. Evelyn Bunch and chill
dren of Norfolk are spending
sometime here.
Zeb Miller of New York is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. White
Utah Jennette of Virginia
Beach spent few days here with
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Minnie
Jennette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Miller and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fuller had
their babies christened Sunday
at the Methodist Church by the
pastor Rev. W. B. Gregory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Gray and
Mrs. Irna Lang of Norfolk were
in Buxton Saturday night.
Mrs. Cynthia Robinson has re-
turned here after a visit in Will
son with her son, Bolton.
Loran Midget, U. S. c. C. sta
toned at Ocracoke, in a patient
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ENcELHARD PERSONALS

Miss Elizabeth Copeland of
Washington was a visitor here Fri
day in the interest of the public
library.
Mrs. R. C. Burrus spent part
of last week in Elizabeth City.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Harris of
Newport News, Va, spent the
week end here.
Mrs. S. S. Marshall spent this
week in Greenville and Wash
| ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Mann, Mrs.
Frank Midget, Mrs. c. G. Cutrell
and Mrs. Elwood Spencer spent
Thursday of last week in Eliza
beth City.
Frank Midget, who is employed
in Washington spent the weekend
with his family here.
| s. C. Spencer has returned to
Norfolk after spending the week
end here.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Royden Neal and
little son, Pete, spent Friday in
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sALvo PERSONALS

Misses Barbara Jones, Dottie
Davis and Shirley Midget of
Manteo were here Saturday.
Mrs. Patsy Williams and Mrs.
Johnnie Long and children Patty
and Claudia, of Manteo spent Fri
day night with Mrs. Perry Far
row.
Mrs. Francis Gray and Mrs.
Robert Baum were in the Village
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elroy Midget of
Waves and Mr.. and Mrs. Els
worth Midget of Manteo visited
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Midget Sun
day after motoring to Hatteras.
Mrs. Edith Dudley and Mrs.
Fora Midget and children were
in the village Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Hooper of
Stumpy Point were here Satur-
day afternoon.
We, the People of Hateras Is
land, are very proud of the New
road that hasn't been long COM
pleted. 1t is the cause of us meet
ing with a lot of our old friends
Leslie Hooper is spending his
ten days leave with his family.
Mrs. Calvin Midget spent Fri
day night with her mother and
sister, Mrs. L. Y. Gray and Mrs.
NHo11,;oo Wbidhoa
William Hooper spent Saturday
night with his father and moth
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Hoop
err.
Jim Hooper is home for his
ten days leave. He is employed
with the Curtis Bay Towing Com
pany.
Mrs. Burgess Hooper and
daughter, Yvonne, were in Nor
folk last week shopping. They re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pharrow Payne
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Austin
Saturday night.
Lenwood Midget was home on
his liberty Saturday and is sta
toned at Cape Hatteras Station.
Melvin Midget is home visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Graves Midget. He is a member
of the Mendoza Coast Guard Cut
ter crew.
Mrs. Burgess Hooper and chill
dren spent Monday night with
Mrs. Vance Midget at Buxton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Basnight,
their daughter, Norma, and Mrs.
Mildred Holton, all of Manteo,
were at the Basnight cottage for
the weekend.
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ocRACoKE PERSONALS

Several people from Ocracoke
attended the Saturday events al
Rodanthe, commemorating the
completion of the Hatteras High
way. Among them were Mr.. anG
Mrs. Monford Garrish and fami.
ly, Mrs. Virginia Austin and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Jethro Midgette
and family, Mrs. Flora Spencer
and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Jun
ius Austin, Mrs. Sybil Simpson,
Larry Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thurston Gaskill, Mrs. Elizabeth
G. Howard. Miss Lou Ellie Spencer
and Miss Susan Spencer were con-
testants in the bathing beauty con-
test, representing Ocracoke.
Danny Garrish returned home on
Friday from Albemarle Hospital,
Elizabeth City. His parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Garrish, visited
him there, also returning on Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Y. Stewart at
tended the Methodist District Con-
ference at Beaufort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Tolson enjoyed
weeks vacation at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Beatrice
Daugherty, in Goldsboro.
Mrs. Ed Merrill of Morehead
City is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Williams. Her
husband has been sent to Europe
for overseas duty. She plans to
join him there later.
William Garrish is back from
disqualification at the Marine hos
pital in Norfolk. Mrs. Garrish re-
Gently visited her sister in Nor
folk and returned home with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Hoggard
are visiting Mrs. Hoggard's par
ents, at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Joe Burrus and son, Oscar
Burrus, of Portsmouth, Va, visi-
ted relatives in Hatteras last week
end.
On Friday night, September &c,
the Ocracoke P. T. A. will sponsor
bingo party in the school library,
proceeds for the treasury.
Stacy Bragg of Wilmington is
visiting here.
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sTUMPY POINT NEWS

Mr.. and, Mrs. Geo. Wise, Mrs.
Horace Hooper and son, Eddie,
spent some time in Norfolk this
week with Geo. Wise, Jr., and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Midgette
visited their daughter, Mrs. Rus
sell Nixon, in Radford, Va, last
week. They were accompanied by
John and Bob Midyette of Ma
shoes.
Among those attending the Dis
trict School of Instruction, O.E.S.
he'd in Robersonville Saturday,
were Mrs. Aldine Meekins, Bea-
tree Meekins and Florine Hooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Meekins of
South Mills spent the week end
here with Mrs. G. E. Meekins.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Meekins
spent Thursday and Friday in
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Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Splitter Wis
tied Mrs. Evelyn Meekins and
Mrs. Gertrude Wise Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Hooper Wis
tied relatives in Alabama last
week.
Mrs. Grace Golden and Mrs.
Cora Twiford spent Monday in
Norfolk.
Glenn Twiford spent the week
end in Norfolk with his family.
Wanda Midgette spent the wetk
end in Norfolk with Pat Twiford.
C. E. Payne is out again after
a slight illness.
Ebert Hooper and daughter
Myrna of Norfolk, and Lonnie
Hooper of Elizabeth City spent
the week end with Mrs. Gertrude
Wise and Francis Hooper.
Dick Best spent Tuesday in
Elizabeth City.
Alton Best attended a meeting
of Fisheries Board held in More
head City Monday.
Mr.. and Mrss. Daniel Burgess
spent the week end at Old Trap.
Rev. and Mrs. Earl Meekins of
Columbia spent Monday here.
Geo. NJ. Wise left Tuesday for
Delaware.
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spending some time with her
mother, Mrs. Oscar Aichel. They
recently returned from Washing
ton, D. c., and Richmond, where
they visited relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus Cuthrell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Max Mann spent
Sunday in Elizabeth City with Mr..
Cuthrell's brother, Joe Cuthrell,
who was celebrating his 18th
birthday. His daughter, MS. Will
Marshall, and Mr.. Marshall were
also among the guests.
Mrs. Duval Cutrell has re-
turned from the Belhaven hospital
where she was a patient.
Ed Rose, Mrs. Eunice Spencer
Ben Cuthrell and Duval Cuthrell
spent Sunday in Elizabeth City
where they visited Theodore Rose
patient in the Hospital there
suffering from the effects of ar
accident.
Julian E. Mann, formerly Of
Middletown and now with Federal
Crop Insurance office in Raleigh
was a visitor here this weekend
and he also visited Mays Head
and Manteo. He maintains a part
time home at Middleton, where his
father, the late J. S. Mann re-
sided.
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1t can be treated by your doctor.
usually with exercise, proper
shoes and mild forms of manipu-
lation. 1t rarely requires braces,
plaster-caSts or operation.
Answer to Question No. 3:
Suffering is a nervous reaction
in speech. Never label your child
a sufferer. With the help of your
family physician, try to find a
cause for this nervous condition
(coddling, jealousy, etc. and treat
the cause.
Copyright 1852 by Health 1nforma.
ton Foundation)
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Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mann and
children of Manns Harbor were
Engelhard visitors Sunday.
haywood Lee, who is employed
in Norfolk, spent the weekend al
his home here.
Claud Selby and son, J. D. Selby,
who are employed in Norfolk.
spent the weekend here.
Charley Patrick is a patient in
the Tayloe Hospital in Washing
ton.
Mrs. J. w. Miller of Florida is
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Answer to Question No. 1:

Proper diet under the direction
of physician may help control
diabetes. The only effective treat
ment for controlling the disease
is insulin, discovered by Banting
and Best and considered one of the
greatest medical developments of
all time. Insulin is injected into
the system, with the physician
regulating the. dosage. There is no
effective medication by mouth.
Answer to Question No. 2:
1t is condition OF childhood in
which the knees come together.
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TEAMWORK NEVER FAILS
It's poor business to try to build
a wall between labor and capital.
Both should feel they are team
and teamwork never fails.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. la,U, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, aOnit three tull days and
receiUe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other d0ys.
Harold nM smps snd r g. 7se Moftsn 14ts I,
st. NV. ~ "A' -" o ''h
Lyle Stanford. 81, 1884 New Hampshire
ave ave. 2, NV; and virginia Thayer. Al. POPS
c'e ssen. s'9sa1 4o:sn IL To- sa5p 5p:ss sSs !. M n and
se f. both of aaa aansson Saos.a1ss Ss
Richard Winston. 80, New York City. and
susan Brady. 80, 1888 Irving st. NV.
Willie ns Hslli s,I,: So 1875 New Jersey ave- nv.
Donald sranch h.s &C. 41es 81 5th a24 st. s'n nx s sM snd
Hans zinmsrman. i g. IS. ana snaa Iucie p buasie na
sS'n css e 1879 tssh Il ai.s:sipp, ax ave.
Sc. and Beatrice Turner. 40. Dallas.
wil!iam Msllssi; As; ;7 a7, Annapolis, Nd. ana
HenEy nIg. nsruY ssnimmelo 60 Norfolk als Va and
jessie pass IS. ~ westportD Dsesr conn It.. sx snd
urneya Washington, Al. 5sO6 Central
Mary Garnet. 23' Iii b st. NV.
Earl Williams. 21. 1919 Foote st. ne, and
Shirley Beckhem. 1s, 755 Kenilworth
Thomas Duke, %. 1913 White Haven Park
way NV. and Carolyn Grimes. 25, 434
LaVern Lee. 70. Alexandria. Va. and
Frances Carter. 21, 1719 18th st. NV.
Berley Green, 80. 1914 Eye st. NV, and
Ruth Jones, 20. Eninston. Va.
Charles Duchene. %, BROOKLYN. n Y, and
Dorothy Simpson. 90, 1906 Upshur st.
John white. jr 90. and Vivian Hunt. 2s.
both Of Penns Grove, N. j.
Harry Horton. Is. 1908 West Virginia ave.
NV. and Margaret Gasha, 21. l24 4thI
Walter watkins. %. e1o1 New Hampshire
ave. NV, and Lima Woods. 20. II
Adams st. NV.
seaton. 20. 21O7 10Th st. NV.
Charles Manthey, 20. Waterloo, Iowa, and
Catherine McKeever, 30. Rockville, Md.
and Mary Philpott, 80. 1707 Columbia
william carpenter. 81, 1859 Euclid st.
NV. and. Norma Clark. IS. 1851 Euclid
Alexander Collins. 80, ao1o Pierce Mill
rd; nv; and Mary Watts g. Hyatts-
Haps Gsii1d, "a, 1910 Connecticut ave.
NV, and Elfrid Essen. 26, 340l Con-
necticut ave, NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Berwyn to Discuss

The Roads Committee Of the
Berwyn Civic Association will
meet at 8 o'clock tonight in the
Berwyn School to discuss the rout-
ling Of a proposed inter-county
Ifreeway. Guests will include State
Senator John r. Fletcher and
Delegates j. F.. Lillard and w r.
Hughes. The county commission
ters and town cour1cilmen also have
been invited.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Open House at School.

Anna Burdick Vocational High
School will hold an open house
from 1880 to 8 o'clock tonight in
observance of American Education
Week. Shops and classes will be
in operation.