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Evening star., 1953-11-01
Southern Governors
70 Hear Benson at
|HOt Springs Monday
BY the Assoeiossd Press

HOT SPRINGS, Va, Oct. 81
Southern governors, with an un-
official eye on politics, converged
on this mountain resort today to
dig into such problems as taxes,
the farm issue and perhaps seq
regation in schools.
Politics as such isn't on the
program of this thirteenth con-
ference of southern governors.
But the key speaker of the con-
ference at "State dinner" Mon
day might will be United States
Secretary of Agriculture Benson.
The farm problem just now about
tops the list Of political issues in
the country.
Certainly politics is on the
minds of the conference advance
guard moving in on headquarters
at the Homestead Hotel. That
doesn't arise merely from the
fact that the South, like the rest
OF the country, picks numerous
United States Senators and all
Its House members in 1854.
States to Pick Governors.
In nine of the Is States whose
Governors make up this con-
terence, gubernatorial contests
are on tap for next year. Here
in Virginia, one of the hottest
gubernatorial tussles in years is
at a peak right now.
In the background, further
more, is the old North-South
split in the Democratic Party.
and the fact that four Southern
States Virginia, Texas, Tennes-
see and Florida bolted to Presi-
dent Eisenhower in the 1852
election.
So in their informal huddles,
at least, the Governors from be-
low the Mason-Dixon line are
bound to be talking politics and
wondering what effect President
EiSenhower'S personal magnet
ism may have in Virginia Tues
day and the entire South next
year.
Working Sessions Monday.
The conference opens tomor-
row, but only for purposes of re-
newing acquaintances and con-
facts. The working sessions
start Monday and go through
Wednesday.
Theodore r. McKeldin of
Maryland will be the only Re-
publican among the Governors
sitting in on the meetings. But
there also will be men like James
F. ByrneS of South Carolina,
Allan Shivers of Texas and Rob-
ert F. Kennon of Louisiana, who
were Eisenhower hackers in 1852.
Gov. Shivers presides at a
round table discussion Tuesday
of Federal-State relations in the
field of Functions and FL
nanceS." That touches on the
problem of avoiding duplication
of operations and taxes, a sub
Evening star., 1953-11-01
Cathedral Theft Confessed

SEVILLA, Spain, Oct. 81 (P)-
Police said tonight Emilio Garcia
Gomez, an 18-year-old student,
has confessed stealing jewels
worth three million pesetas
($75 ,000) from Sevilla Cathedral
last March Is. He was arrested
in London July % and extradited
to Spain.
Evening star., 1953-11-01
Confused Futher

Police told a farmer who re-
turned to his parked car in Mot
ril, Spain, and found baby boy
in the auto Seat that the child
was his-unless it was claimed
by someone else.
Evening star., 1953-11-01
ject. Gen. Eisenhower his turned
over to commission to explore.
Byrnes to Lead Panel.

ByrneS to Lead Panel.
Gov. Byrnes will be one of the
discussion leaders as a panel
Monday afternoon that could get
into the issue of racial segrega-
ton in the schools. This is a
round table affair on organiza-
ton and operation Of State
school systems.
The conference tees off with
closed door breakfast Monday,
then hears a welcoming address
by Gov. John S. Battle of Vir-
ginia, and a speech by the con-
ference chairman, Gov. Herman
E. Talmadge of Georgia.
Additional governors who plan
to attend are Francis Cherry of
Arkansas, Charley E. Johns of
Florida, Lawrence w. Wetherby
of Kentucky, William B. Um-
stead of North Carolina, john
ston Murray of Oklahoma, Frank
G.. Clement of Tennessee and
William c. Marland of West Vir-
ginia.
Evening star., 1953-11-01
Realistic Rudur Truiner

The movement of any type of
aircraft can be simulated on the
radar trainer installed at the
School of Air Traffic Control at
England'S Hurn Airport.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-12-18
JOINT MEETING OF
STUMPY POINT CLUBS

The Stumpy Point Ruritan and
Home Demonstration Clubs met
Thursday in a joint session with
Mrs. w. w. Monette and Alva
Wise as hostesses. Rev. A.G.L.
Stephenson, President of Ruri-
tans, was program chairman Mrs.
Tom Wise rendered the music
with Christmas carols by the
group. Mrs. AIva Wise extended
the welcome. After a humorous
reading by Mr.. Stephenson, Santa
Claus came in and put on a con-
test of matching names, first
prize going to Mrs. Florine Hoop
er, second to Mrs. Lou Hooper,
third to Mrs. Belle Payne, fourth
to Mrs. Grace Hooper. Santa
presented all the others with
smaller prizes.
Bob Smith, county farm agent,
showed slides of North Carolina,
also cartoon. Gifts were ex-
changed to the tune of Jingle
Bells. A covered dish supper
was served buffet style to the
80 present.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-12-18
TINY OAK H D HOST
AT SWAN QUARTER

On Wednesday December 9
Tiny Oak Home Demonstration
Club, with their agent, Mrs. Car
RE Joyner, met in Swan Quarter,
where they entertained the mem
bers of the SwindellS Fork and
Swan Quarter clubs.
The glow of candles and Christ
was tree lights, the greenery
and fall flowers gave cheerful
welcome.
The guests were greeted by
the president, Mrs. Evans Harris
and Mrs. Kathleen Gurgames.
The president, Mrs. Harris, well
coined the group. The response
was given by Mrs. Ray Cahoon.
The devotional was from Luke
and followed by the Lords pray
er and several carols.
Mrs. Gurgames led the group
through many laughable games.
The prize packages went to
Mrs. w. w. Wheeler, Mrs. Murel
Jones and Mrs. Lewis Cahoon.
Numbers were picked and gifts
exchanged. Mrs. Joyner was pre-
scented piece of silver from the
clubs.
Fruit, candy and nuts were
served during the refreshment
hour. Those attending were Mes
danes Evans Harris, George Da-
Wis, Elmo Swindell, Mamie Rice,
Emmett Cahoon, T. V. Simmons,
Lewis Cahoon, James Askew,
Wade Swindell, Murel Jones,
Macon Creole, Evelyn Swindell,
RUDE Berry, Gilbert Tunnel,
Viola Cahoon, Ray Cahoon, John
H. Swndell, c. J. Cahoon, E. A.
Williams, Marvin Swindell, Kath-
leen Gurgames, Sibyl Buuchard,
Ben Mason, Roy Caravan, Hezzie
Brown, Verdia Mason, George
Thompson, Carrie Joyner, Muir
ray Bonner, Claude Bonner, John
Lee, Sam Williams, E. K. Mann,
Leland Caravan, w. w. Wheeler,
John Bonner, Blount Creole, M.
L. Caravan, Marcus Caravan,
Jack Mason, Tom Harris, John
Small Midget, Marcel Cahoon,
Gervis Sadler, Otis Earl Sadler,
and Bonner Lee, Misses Mildred
Spencer, Aleph Cason, Betty Bon
ner, Georgene Bouchard and
Emily Lou Cahoon.
Mrs. George Davis invited the
Tiny Oak and SwindelPs Fork
clubs to be guests of the Swan
Quarter Club in 1854.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-12-18
RoDANYHE PERSONALS

Mrs. Mollie Midget is here
speeding ,@some time with her son,
E. r. Midget and family.
Mrs. Lucretia Midget is in Nor
folk visiting her husband, c/bosn
Leuene w. Midget, who is a pa
tie in the U. S. Marine Hospital.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred O'Neal and
son, Jimmie, returned home Sun
d y after spending few days in
Norfolk with their children.
Arville w. O'Neal is home now
OF vacation with his parents, Mr.
g / Mrs. Fred O'Neal and other
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron M. Payne
{ ON Wanchese spent a few days
here last week.
Folger Payne of Wanchese i;
here visiting his niece, Mrs. Nora
3. Herbert and other relatives.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-12-18
STUMPY POINT NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hooper
and Mrs. Florine Hooper spent
Wednesday in Belhaven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Payne, Mrs.
Eloise Monette and Mrs. Lucy
Best spent the week end in Nor
folk.
Mrs. D. L. Meekins of Hender-
son are spending some time here.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Twiford
spent Sunday in Norfolk with
Mrs. Lou Twiford.
Ivey Hooper of Norfolk and
Billy Hooper of Camden spent
the week end with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hooper.
Mrs. Kipling Wise and sons,
Cliff and Bobby, of New London,
Conn, arrived Sunday to spend
the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewey Wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston and
young son have returned to their
home from Norfolk.
Arthur Meekins is recuperating
from a recent illness. He arrived
home Tuesday from the Marine
Hospital in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Gray and
son of Engelhard spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mid
gette.
Tom Wise of Norfolk, spent
the week end here.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-12-18
SPECIAL CHURCH SERVICES

Engelhard:
The annual Christmas program
will be held at the Methodist
Church on Sunday night Dec.
20, at 6:45 o'clock. A program of
carols and entertainment will be
given. Santa Claus will be there
in person and see that the little
folks get the gifts in time to re-
turn home for the sand man.
The public is invited to attend.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-12-18
BASKETS FOR NEEDY

Mrs. Florine Hooper, chairman
of C.S.R.L.C.A., and her COM
mittee, Mrs. Lou Hooper, Ruby
Gray, Evelyn Meekins, Willie
Hooper and Beatrice MeekinS
met at the home of Mrs. Willie
Hooper in Stumpy Point Tues
day night and made fruit baskets
to be filled and delivered to the
aged and shutins. Christmas
carols will be sung also. The
hostess served hot chocolate,
cookies and candy.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-12-18
BAPTIST SERVICES

Rev. ]. w. Howard, pastor of
the Engelhard Baptist Church
plans to fill his regular appoint
ment on Sunday morning, at the
II O'Clock hour at the Chapel
here.
Sunday morning, James English
Supt.
The public is invited to attend
the services.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-12-18
ocRAcoKE PERSONALS

Ocracoke. - Christmas parties
were enjoyed last Friday night
by the Susanna Glass and the
Willing Workers Glass of the
Methodist Church. The former
met with Mrs. Elnora Balance,
the latter met at the Church. Rev.
Vickery met with the Willing
Workers Class and led in the
singing of familiar Christmas
Carols, with Mrs. Ruby Garrish
accompanying.
Rev. Vikery and Mr.. Rondtha-
Ter entertained the group with
several magic tricks. Both proved
to be good magicians! Delicious
Christmas cookies and punch
were served by the hoStesses,
after which members Of the Class
exchanged Christmas gifts. The
Willing Workers Glass and their
children in the Junior Sunday
School group presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Rondthaler, their teachers,
with an attractive automatic
toaster, much to the delight of
the recipients.
Mrs. Van Henry O'Neal enter
tanned recently at a miscellaneous
gift shower, honoring her sister,
Mrs. Amasa Garrish, recent
bride.
Corp. Walter c. O'Neal, Jr., ar
rived home on Sunday for the
Christmas holidays with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c.
! O'Neal, Sr. He is at present sta
toned at the Marine Base in
Edenton, N. c. Corp. Sigma Willis
is expected home about Decem-
Der 22nd; he will leave Germany
by air for New York on Dec. 20.
Stacy Howard and daughter,
Blanche Howard, spent several
days recently in Beaufort and
New Bern. Mr.. and Mrs Harvey
Wahab were also in Beaufort.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Boyette
have returned from a trip to
Portsmouth and Norfolk, where
they visited their daughters.
Samuel G. Jones, ST., of Nor
folk spent several days at Ocra-
coke last week.
Mrs. ]. M. Burrus has returned
home from Portsmouth, Va.
Mrs. z. S. Williams and Mrs.
Pinta Williams are both home
from Norfolk and Patuxent
River, Maryland.
Mrs. John O'Nea1 and Eta
Gray are visiting her parents in
Windsor, N. C. John Thomas
O'Neal will join them there for
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Waller
and family plan to spend the
week end of the 10Th in Raleigh,
N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Styron and
family of New York are expected
to arrive on Wednesday for a
Christmas visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Styron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Collins
are visiting their children and
grandchildren in Railway, N. J.
Miss Lucy Garrish of High
Point arrived last Saturday for a
visit with her father, Uriah Gar
IRISH, Sr., and other relatives here.
Herbert O'Neal, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert O'Neal, Sr., has
been in the hospital in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Gar
IRISH, after a visit with his mother,
Mrs. Elicia Garrish, have return
ed to Portsmouth.
Mr. and Mrs. David FarroW
O'Neal and son have moved into
their new home.
Dates for the Christmas pro-
grams at the local churches will
be Wednesday night, December
%, at the Assembly of God, and
Thursday night, December "a, at
the Methodist Church
Ocracoke School recessed for
two weeks on December 18th.
Prior to the closing on Friday, the
school children presented a pro-
gram of songs and recitations in
the Recreation Hall, and each
room enjoyed Christmas party
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-12-18
PARTY FOR 3-Yr-OLD

Little Miss Cookie Meekins
celebrated her third birthday
Friday with party at her home
in Stumpy Point. After games
were played the little guests were
served birthday cake and lemon
ade.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-10
Ctieite Giebertafe(

Cine miibe, bod Ii,ltise Siebertafel
fe5rte am Wontag abeub mieoer bein
bonn Sdngerieit in Grie, bic Stim-
men heiier> ppm Singen alf Der
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helm nabmeh i'm Ser5en bon ben
ih0nen. raulhenoen Gboren. Die boz
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bob Der arbeitsreide CONNER nit ben
pielen Yroben, auh tp6brenb Der BRIT
ten6en Site. niht umionit tpar. Die
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Smeis 18

Die geamten pom 3ueis 1919
periammelten iih i'm Saron Club 81,
elmer 8cipreblna. gs fam oiel Sssnte=
reilantes our Sprad)e. 90 Die 8Pn.
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beth @iridt.
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iih oieies Tatum az merfen uno Die
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8meig 18 tpir6 am gonntag, Den
13. September abgebaIten um 2 l1br
nahm. Nad Der NeriammIung 1per.
ben bic @eburtstaesfinber bonn Sep.
tember uns einen suten 2und ierpie=
rem. aarten uno @uncc tpirn geipielt
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3l,a< uetp l2ere City
5,peia Al

1tnlere n0dite reeelmaBise monat'
lihe sYeriammlung miro
am 13. September 1868 i'm Vereinsz
lcfal 32S Oit S6 strabe, Neu Yorf
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Mitelieoer gut erbolt boben auf ihren
;serien, manhe in Der Staot, onoere
auf Sem 2ano, 10 iollten mir ollie NIT
neler arait mo iriihem Mut an
Die arbeit geben uno boiler 8egeiite'
rune iragen: 8as fam ih tun?. $50
fann id belfen? Mne Mitelieoer mer.
ocn eebeten, puntt 3 llbr i'm Wereins.
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fanQen, umio mebr 9eit bleibt uns
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@eriammIune aui ieben Gau. 8ie
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tpahien, nidt nntereeben, @ott BE-
bite, oos io(l niht eeideben.
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9urh meme Moern rinnt Elm tpiirs
big 8lut.
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6. SoTimon, Yrot. Sefr.
3, 10
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2lms Gtieaoe. Ju.
G6ieaau Wurtb - 3h

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fdut. Statt beiien tptrb laut 8eibIub
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tum cine 8unfo. unb aartenpartie
abeebalten.
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perfauicn. gllle 0iitglieoer ueroen
gebeten, iid] an bieier untrehaltl,ns
gu betei!isen: ib0ne Breiie fir bic
gliid!iden @euinner peroen norban.
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mit3ubrinsen.
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ibren 8eitrdgen int Niiditano iino,
meroen sebeten, fih eutiteben6 ~.
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nidt oaranl 9onnerstae. 6en II.
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men, Mnna Taub l,uo SuIanna
@otihner.
@ir bofien red)t uiele begriiben gu
tonnen am II. September Inn 8 ltbr
abenbs. Muf Der 8rarfenliite lit 8ru.
Der Sobn Taub Wir tpiinihen ibm
balbise 8eiierung.
Sobn 2ins. Sefr.
q, g., 10.
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4mS Canton. Okic
3uei9 II

g. oiene alien Sd,peitcrn ;ur
Nafridt. oaB uniere ndhite 0er.
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tember III, 1880 llbr abenos abge.
baIten tpirS. glIIe Shrpeitern iino
ireltnolihit eriudt bet 0eriammlune
6eisuipobnen..
slae Shipeitern, ,pelbe nit ibren
geitragen I'M @iiditano iino, neroe,,
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MAIDEN.
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aranfenliite: Mnna 2eoh, Saro
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BETH ShuIter.
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uno 0uhen ierniert BON ben foleen.
ben Sdmeitern: Inna @aeenor, ga.
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der Propaganda
abgeIehnt

s(miteroom. - Der internationale
driltlihe 3irhenrat .erfldrte, baB
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rifaniiden Gone Geutid)lanos iibcr
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worien iperben ioIlten.
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ocs Snternationalen air6enrats,
ianote elm 3obel an YrGiioent Glen.
bo,uer uno Bat oarin Inn ioiortiNe
unterItiibune. Sn Oem Gabel bieB es.
oab oen 9aIlons feline politiibc Yro.
paaanoa hineegeben piiroe.
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in @aibinqton eineetroiien. slmlter.
oam lit oas Sauptquartier oes pro-
tcltantiihen &irhenrats.
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rat aui ieiner 9asung in'Goinburab
sen 8lan anaenommen, oaB 1lbeln
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ser Sihe6oilopafei abgepor ZEN tuer'
oen iollten. Sinan5iert lpuroe oieler
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unb befinoen tiff in Niirnberg.
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Gian1e. Ohio. grprd'. Maria Tan.
Rebner lit im 2utberm Soipital nod
ihner franf uno MIR ibre 1ar1ilie
fam Iie auiiufen. Mlio bite, por.
Iduiia nur aarten an Srau Marie
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oieier Site. aath. ShmiSt, Siam
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SiteIu, Cara @eber, Marie Gauelt=
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