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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-11
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0ie Nieoerbeutl6e uno Sberbeut.
i6e Sroenspropins Ser @eieni9aft
Seiu peroffentli6en elm Witteilungs'
blatt arfer Dem Sitel ,ganiiius'. Sn
Der 9eaember-Hummer 1852 finoet
iih Der folgenbe Artitel iiber ben er-
item iapaniiden @aufabrtsort Der lie
ben Mnttergottes.
Ser erite Marien- -@aufabrtsort in
Supaniit in Dem Stdotden SiutDano
inn @ntiteben begriffen. p. Nebel, S.
J., Der bier ieit iebs bis iieben Sab
rem ipirft, bot i'm alien Sbipierig,
feiten uno 8ioeritdnben gum Erot
ins 2eben gerufen. @arum sera6e in
Eiupano, Dos nit ieinem bolfstiint'
li9en O-Snari-San, oem pielbeiud-
ten Suhstempel, ser religioie Mit,
telpunft elmer itodbeioniIber1 @egenS
SSapans lit, unb beiien BeD0lferune
ii6 felt mebr als bier5ig Sabren al
len miiiionariIhen 8emiibungen Der
fatbolii9en 8laubensboten gera6e5u
fanatiId mioeriebt?
Nab 9lutpano tpuroen i'm Sabre
1868 etpa bunoertunofiinf5ig iapani=
ife. Mlthrilten bon urafani- -geagas
iafi perbannt, neil iie Dem @lauberl
nidt untreu tperoen moIlten, SEN
atpeibunoertunofiinf3ig Sabre 5apor
lire abnen angenommen uno Ser iid
obne Brielter, obne it9tbare 8erbin.
oung nit oem &aupte Der gbrilten-
belt BON @ei6lebt al @eiblebt le-
benoig erbalten batte. Sier litten oieie
nlitigen 8efenner ie6s Sabre BIN
olrh ginferterung, &unger unb SOL
terlngen, uno iebsunobreiBig bon
ibnen biiBten ibr Seltbalten am ia.
tboliI6en @lauben nit oen1 Eobe. @s
perbient feItgebalten 81 tperoen, oab
oas gnbe ibrer 2eioens5eit entihei-
beno berbeigefiibrt tpurbe burh ben
beutihen &aiier @ilbelm I. in ben
Sabren mo- er lelbft unter Dem Gin
fluB 8ismards in ben &ulturfampf
gegen Die Stride per1pidelt mar. Mls
eine iapanii1e Miiiion BEL ibm err
idien Inn biplomatild)e 8e5iebungep
5tpil1en ibrem 2anbe nnb Dem Oellt=
iden giei6 an5ufniipfen, erfldrte Der
Raiier ben glbgeianoten, er tDolle
nibts 5u tun baben nit elmer Megie-
rung, oie ibre 1riitlihen untertanen
10 erbittert bef6mpfe. Daraufbin gin>
gen iofort brineen6e 8orltennngen
Ser @eianotlhaft bon Berlin nod
Eofio, man moge Die 6riltenfein6li-
den grlaiie fuspenoieren un6 alle
gbriiten in Jreibeit ieben. Das ee-
idab unber5iiglih ,lno NOR Der erite
Sdritt aur rcligioien @euiiiensfrei-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-11

LAMB, 8trginia un6 WeIt Birginia be-
iiebelten oen fii6Iiden Geil. Die Mit-
te oes Staates ertpies ith aIs eis,
4n5iebungspunft Der Benniplparia-
Deutiden. Sp1ter fam cine groBe
3abl bon beltiben ginipanoerern in
Die @egeno bon Cincinnati. gtud bic
Sranaoien inb 9anb1perfer bieler att-
oerer Nationalit1ten iiebelten ii1 friib
in Ohio an.
9ie rNortbtpeIt Ordinance" iab
bret Berfaiiungsltlfen fir bas @e-
biet i'm goroen oes Ohio bor. 3uerit
gab es einen @oubernelir, einen Stat
unb 9ibter, Die bonn &ongreB er.
nannt tpurben. 9ie 3tpeite Stufe tpur-
De erreidt, als oas @ebiet fiinftau-
ieno Mdnner i'm itimmfdbigen Mlter
batte. 0ann batte Dos @ebiet Elm
He6t auf cine territoriale @eIesge-
bung. Die brittle Stufe 1purbe err
rei6t, ais 6as @ebiet cine 8ebolfe-
rung bon ied5igtauieno 8erionen be-
iaB. Damn bate 6as 2an6 oas Nedt
uuf cine Staatsresierung.
Ohio errei6te bieie Stufe i'm Sab
re 1902. Danals tagte in Der eriten
Sauptltabt bes Staates, gbiIicotbe,
elm Gerfaiiungsfonpent, Der cine
Staatsperfailung annabm uno oie
@ren5en oes Staates feItIeste. Mm 1.
War5 1903 trat Ohio in Die Union
elm.
Seute lit Ohio ieiner @roBe nod
ser oierunooreiBigIte Staat, aber er
/ lit Ser fiinftsroBte an 8ebolferunss.
5abl, ba er nod ser 8olfs5ablung
BON 1850 abt Wiaionen ginpobner
beitst. Mdt Brditbenten Der Ser.
Staaten itammen aus Ohio, oestpe.
gen nannte man ben Staat nanbmal
yoie Mutter Ser Yrdlibenten". Sn
oieiem Subildumsiabr tperben Die
8iirger bon Ohio alfgefor6ert, iih
alif ieine @eibi6te 5u beiinnen nno
Die, Bioniere 5u ebren, Die cine 8ilo-
tlis IN einen tpoblbabenoen Staat Der.
manoelten. {. {.
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Drr 6taat 0htn hnnhrrt-
unnfiinfgtg Jahrr alt

Ser Staat Sbio feiert iebt 6as
notwithstanding SubilGum
leiner @riinoung. Der Staat nimmt
einen apidtigen Blat in Ser @eI6idte
Der 8elieolung bes 8eItens bur6 Die
gmerifaner Elm. gs NOR bies ser feb.
5ebnte Staat Ser Union 1lno biloete
uripriinglib einen Sell bes vNortb-
meit Serritorp", zines @ebietes, 0as
i'm Siioen 0ur6 oen Ohio, i'm Nor,
oen our6 bie @roBen Seen, i'm @e,
Iiten ourd Sen Weiiiiliippi unb i'm
tDIten our6 oen Staat Benniplpania
begren3t nuroe. Gu oen anoeren
Staaten, sic aus bieiem Serritorium
entItanoen iino, geb0ren gan5 ober
gum Eeil Snoiana, Sainois, Widi.
gan, Wisconiin unO Winnelota.) l
9as NorotpeIt-ger geb0r-
te 5u Dem nnbeiieoelten 2ano 51pii6en
Dem ALLEGHENY @ebirge unb Dem Mii,
| iiiiippi, bas England bon GranfreidJ
1853 ertparb uno Damn nod Dem
l1nabb1ngigfeitsfrieg oen Ser. Staa-
TEN abtrat. Die uripriingliben Staa-
ten ser Union erboben Mnlpriide auf
oieles @ebiet aufgruno ibrer Solo
nialibenfungen uno @riinoungsur-
funoen, aber iie iiberlieBen oieie &ed=
te nod uno nab Der Union.
9lls critics purbe 0as 2anb i'm
Norben oes Ohio -Stromes 0em 8uno
iibergeben. Man nannte es Damn
rNortbnelt Territorp". Der &onti-
nentalfonsreB bei6loB, es Der 8e-
iieoluns gu erIdlieBen. Die fiinftigen
ginluobner iollten Itufentueiie bie
SelbItregierung erlangen llno idlieB-
lid nad grrei6ung elmer beitimmten
gntuidlungsltufe neue Staaten Bill
ben, Ole auf ser @runblage ser @lei6-
belt NIT Ben urIpriingliden Staaten
5ur Union 5ltgelaiien iperoen iollten.
3ieies Shema ipuroe in einem &on-
greBgeles feItgelegt. Wtan nanrte es
.Nortbmelt Srbinance" aus Dem Sab
re 1887. Oieie 8erorbnung biIoete
lpdter bas gorbilb fir bie 3ulaiiung
nener Staaten.
@ufgruno bieies tpeitber5igen @e-
ietes begannen Die Bioniere in oas
Noroipeit- -Eerritorinm ein5nipanoern.
SIN Sabre 1888 tpuroe bie erlte feite
5ieblung auf Dem @ebiete bes gegen-
m1rtigen Staates Ohio in Warietta
erridtet. @ier miinoet Ser Wellsfin-
|gum-GlilB in ben Ohio. Die meiiten
ginipanberer aus geeu9gnglnnb iie-
belten lid) inn noroliben Teile bes
Stoates an, 6ie Bioniere aus Marp-
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geben. Gs gibt feline ginridtiing ouf
Der BeIt, Don Der iobiel BerIobnling,
iopiel Silfsbereitihaft ibren Mnfnng
genonlnlen bot. Die Mrmen, Witpen
ii1b Waiien baben i'm oberiten &irten
Der &irde INNER ibren Shiiber ge-
fi1noen.
@s lit tpabrlid fein bequenes o6er
gnr gemiitlihes Mnlt, ben Mnftrag
gbriiti 5u Dol5ieben, auf @roen 81
binoen ltno 5u l0ien. Gin Bropbet
Sonas i1t gefloben Dor Dem 8efebl
oes &errn, iiber yeinipe bas Straf-
geribt aus5uipreden. @er nad einen,
&onflape Die 2ait Der Stride auf feline
Sbultern nebmen muB, bot ipabrlib
@rnnb gu sagen uno 5u bangen. ct.
Baulns ieuf3te bereits .linter benl
tdgli9en Mnorang Der Beiuher nno
ulter Der Gorge Inn 10 biele @emein-
ben. @ie flein an 3abl rpar oamals
sic Stride gbriiti! 8elde Stltr5flnt
BON Mrbeit, BON 4uoien5en, bon &n-
ipraben uln. bridt beute alf ben
Bapf berein! Die Statiitif er5ablt
BON nEtblIn6ertln6b Hrinat-
aubien5en, oen 36t7 5onoeraubien-
gen (5u @ruppen bon atpei biz flint
Berlonen) ilno BEN Acknowledging an-
gemeinen Mnbienaet1 bie runb 3OO,-
900 gum 81. gater fiibrten. Das III
i'm Iesten Hontififatsiabr nnieres
Gapltes geldeben. gr bat mebr als
ie6aig gr0Bere Mnipraben, pier5ebn
&unofunfbotidaften gebalten un6
atpanaig &anoidreiben on bie @ldu-
bigen in Der gan5en 8elt geribtet.
8enn linn aub Witarbeiter Sen Stofi
bereiten belfen, 10 nuB bod Der Bapii
Die sSoeen geben, Die lebte 4orreft1r
pornebmen uno Die Gntibeioungeu
iiber @ort uno 4eltalt treffen.
l1no oieier NIT Mrbeit 10 iiberlabe.
ne Wann bat nod 3eit au 8etra6.
tung nnb @ebet unb 5u filler Gin
febr; oenn aus ser Stille beraus
tpadlen erit oie @eoanfen nno fon.
men oie BIdne our 2eitlt,tg Der bei.
Iigen Stride. Seoer Sag nnO iebe
Stunbe geb0ren Der Gorge Inn Oas
Neid) @ottes auf gr0en. 8as anoere
ibr Hripatleben nennen, bas bat bier
elm gnoe. Seit Dem 12. Wedr5 1888
trGat Bins XII. biele Biirbe in Den
f1rbtbaren Sabren oes &rieges unf
bes 3uiammenbrubes llno Der 8ol.
fertpanberung pieler Miaionen. 8er
ion oenn ieufaen, tuenn niht BiuS
XIII @ott bat i'm aus Der letter
i61peren &ranfbeit mieoer geneier
lallen, bamit er nod tpeiterbin oil
2ait ber srbeit trage. @ir poller
ieine ferneren Sage nit @ebet beglei.
ten ni,b an ieinen Sorgen Anteil ba
ben; penn iein 2eben lit elm 2eben
fir 11ns, Die mir ieine S0bne 1.n(
s0dter iino. L. FIR.
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CrucifixuS

Nadr nrn, Grmilhr rtmrH altrn aartffrrH
~ olsatba, 10 einiam, ftnrmseridlasen,
" Sd)iuere 8etteripolfen Sriiber iasen.
Sreitem mitleibsbuI ibr idjmars 8efieber
I'm oes Seilambs id)mersbersos'ne 8lieber.
rSebt ben 8ottesipbn am &rensesseiden!"
SDbnt Die Wenge - ,pie bic Stnnben idleiden
2armenb branst Der YSbel; trnnFnes 2allen;
&ahelnb 8arfel anf bic Srommel fallen.
Streit! Gin &f! Die 8Smerflingem amIem!
Stnrm mnb Nadt oeridlin9t Der Gsene 8raniel
Seii' ertGnt bonn &reus bes SnIbers Ned)sem:
uySaiier, meine Gippen Gabnna ledsenM
8rok nnb tief 10 qnalboQ anfseriiIem,
Mmsen, bic bun 8ptt nno Satam uii1en.
Stirne, tiefbnrdfnrdt, bod Spbeit itrableno:
8letiderfirn, NIT 8aialtfla ften prableno.
WdldupalenbGnbe, fein bnrd)spaen
Epn Der 8lntgeaber Marmprupgen.
Nns 6nrdgrab'nen Snken rpte Srppfeu
2eiie iiferno auf ben 8uben flppfem.
Sebt ipo fie Sim faiien, bolb Grlebem,
glmmenfinber leid)t snr S6be itreben;
Sd)ltngen ibre 8elde, ltebestrnnfen,
linn bas Spls iuie slab'nber 8rGnbe synnfen.
Sings bes Ibenbs feierlidle Gpbe. -
Still nnb id|mersperImnfen febt bic bobe
Wntter @ottes, MIR 6es &Grpers geben
3eigt ben Stmrm, bas iuilbe Sdmerserleben. -
Gbriitms itirbt, es sebt Elm banses 3asen
9nrd) bic Natnr, Elm @einen nnb Elm &lagen.
Sab serreikt bic Grbe, aus ben Talten ..
Seben bes 8rabes Gpnfgeitalten.
&aiielnb fast iid) Sein an gein suiammen;
9nrd bes gbaus blntisrote Jlammen
Starmen 8uRe; 8eiter, bic fie ritten,
Stegen itill iuie 8arbem, bic geidnittem
Singemad)t in Sanfen. - Sm 0etimmel
Seffnet pl0tlid blenbenb iid Der Simmel.
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AIsk
WeH u.ea <Gzeke

0rei italienilbe ytonnen ,pltroen
NIT Dem Gitterfreu5 oes italieniI6en
8erbienitoroens ausge5eidnet. @s
banbelt ii6 babel Tim Sberinnen bon
groBen Wail1noer &ranfenb6uiern.
Cine oerartige Ius5ei9nung fatboli-
i6er S6meItern ipuroe our6 oen ito
lienilben Staat gum eritenmal per-
lieben.
Sic Gatbeorale bon &oermono,
Sollano, oie ipabreno bes &rieges
l6mer bel61oigt ipuroe, lit nieoer
aufgebaut uno 1p1roe ant Haiiions
ionntag tpieber fir gottesoienItlibe
3tpede beniitt. Grit nod Ser b0aigen
@ieoerinltanolesung miro Der gl-
i6of bon Goermono am Simmel=
fabrtstag BON ieiner &atbeorale apie-
Ger 8eiis ergreifen.
gtaf elmer fir9li6en Wtitteill1ng
nuroe Ser fatboliide Bfarrer Sran5
9ui1 aus Selten BON einen @eri6t
Ser ruiiiiden Gone in Botsoam gu
flint Sabren @efdngnis perurteilt,
neil er angebli6 gegen bie fommn=
niltilbe &egierung agitiert uno &in=
Ser inn &eligionsunterri6t umiBban-
oelt" batte. 9ies mar innerbalb BON
bier @oden oas brittle llrteil gege,l
@eiItlibe in Ser Sit5one.'
Na9 elmer Meloung ser raii.
BreB" be5eibnete am 0onnerstag Elm
Gertreter bes Batifans oie 8ebaup.
tung Wosfaus, BOB oieier lin @ins
flang nit @an Street uno 8aibing-
toit" fiir oen Mtom- unb 8a5iaenfrieg
iei.,o als uabiurb". Die in Mosfau er.
iheinenoe 3eiti6rift ,Neue 3eit', oas
Organ oes slusmdrtigen Mmts, bate
oieie Bebauptung in einem bon GU
gene Satple berfnBten Mrtifel ge-
ma6t ser au6 bonn Wosfau'er &uno.
funf perbreitet purbe, mas 1i6 NIT
oen Srieoensbeteuerungen bes neuen
3esimes i'm 9reml ibper pereinbaren
ldBt.
Die baperilbe Staatsregierung bat
oem 9lntrag Ser iuoetenbeuti6en
Mdermann=@emeinbe 5ugeitimmt, in
ser 8albaua bel &egensburg cine
8iilte oes Oihters goalbert Stifter
auf5ulteuen. Sic erblidt in bielem
9lft, ipie aus einem S6reiben bes
baperii6en &ultusminilters berDor-
gebt, uein li1tbares 3eiben bafiir,
sic bobe fultl1relle 8eoeltung nnO
2eiItung bes oeuti6en SItens Dem
gon5en Deutlhen 8olfe Dor Iugen 5u
fiibren ba ia bas 8erf sloal6ert
Stifters gum foitbarIten 8eltb Ser
beutl6en &ultur iiberbalpt gebort"
Mufgruno oieler 3uitimmllng bat Die
iuoetenoeuti6e Mdsrmann-@emeinoe
suiammen nit Dem Moalbert- glitter
Berein elm &uratorium 5ur 9urh=
fiibrung oieles 8eI6luiies gebiloet,
oas nnter bem 8oriib BON MdB Sans
Shiis uno Serbinano @raf &inifp
itebt.
Ser beutibe 8unbesfanaler 9r.
Mbenauer miro alf ieiner gegentDar-
tigen Mmerifa-HeiIe bon ieiner iiing-
item To1ter, SRI. Dr. 2otte aoen-
nner, begleitet. Seit bem To6e Der
@attin oes 8unbespraiibenten, Gran
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Ser oelltibe 8unbesfanaler 9r
abenauer miro auf ieiner gegentDdr.
tigen Mmerifa-9feile bon ieiner iiing.
item Eo1ter, SRI. Dr. 2otte aoen.
aner, begleitet. Seit bem Eo6e oer
@attin oes 8unoespr1iioenten, Grall
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-11

0sebrere Seiuitenmiiiionare, oie
aus Hot-Gbina periagt poroen ma>
rem, baben itd, Snformationen aus
ser Satifanltabt 5ufolge, in 5ormola
nieoergelaiien unO arbeiten 5ur5eit on
ser Mbfaiiung zines umfangreideh
Observation-Disclosures Der dime
iil6en Sprade. Das @erf miro Die
lteberlesung bon runb 10000 8or-
tern uno Musoriiden Ser lanolaufi-
gen Spra6e auf fran5oiiid), engliih,
.fpanilh, l,ngarilb uno lateinild emit
balten. Sir ieoe Spracbe lit elm 8ano
porgeieben. Mn bem @erf arbeiten
Iieben Spanier, flint l1ngarn, bier
'bran8oien, 5tpei Staliener uno 5mei
IMmertfaner NIT.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-05-22
WEED TREES
ARE ATTACKED
IN CONVENTION

Mays Head. - How to bring
cumberland back to pine was
one of the topics brought before
convention of Area 4 of the
Southern Pulpwood Conserva-
ton Association, held at the
Carolinian hotel Wednesday.
Some of the timberland in the
three states in the area, Virginia,
North Carolina and Tennessee,
is better suited to pine than to
hardwoods, but a growth of
brushy hardwoods will develop
unless steps are taken to guard
against it. Such tweed" trees
can be poisoned or mechanically
destroyed. This movement is not
aimed at good hardwood, but at
trees in that category which
would never become valuable.
The pulpwood industry and
others interested in timber con-
servation have been making an
handling his forests as a crop.
effort to help the farmer in
BY proper planting, cutting and
keeping fire out the farmer can
make a profit on his trees.
For land that has been COM
pletely cut over or burned over,
seedlings can be secured at a
nominal cost. In Is or 20 years,
these will be ready for their
first thinning. Several cuttings
for pulpwood will be possible
over period of years before the
final cutting for sawlogs. Farm
erS can secure the aid of either
industry or government foresters
in marking trees for thinning,
as well as in other details of
handling their timber crop.
That farmers are becoming
interested in putting idle acres
to production is evidenced by
the fact that the demand for
seedlings exceeds the supply.
Georgia alone plans to set out
10O,000,000 trees in the coming
year.
Frank Key of Bristol, Va, pre-
sided at the convention We'd
nesday. Representatives of the
Mead Corp, North Carolina
Pulp Co., Chesapeake Corp,
Camp Manufacturing Co., Con-
tinental Can Co., Glatfelter Pulp
wood Co., Halifax Paper Co.,
Champion Paper and Fiber Co.,
Regal Woodlands Co., Inter
national Paper Co., West Vir-
GINA Pulp & Paper Co., and
National Container Co., attended.
|
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-05-22
PROVISION MADE
AT SEA VIEW INN
FOR PASSERS BY
Russell Perrys Add Improvements
to Luncheonette, Cottages,
Rooms

Mays Head. = Fresh paint,
some remodeling and improve
ments have given Sea View Inn
on the land side, a new look. 1t
is operated by Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Perry of Kitty Hawk.
Booths have been torn out and
replaced with tables and chairs
in the luncheonette area of the
store. Round black enameled tables
and chairs are alternated with
square red ones.
In an open space in the store
and outside, under a roof, the
Perry's have placed comfortable
chairs, in which customers can
relax for a little while. These
prove particularly popular with
those people who drive to the
beach for day and have no
place to rest
In the store and luncheonette
everything has been reprinted
and new curtains hung.
Besides this part of the bust
ness, the Perry's rent 10 rooms
and three cottages. In these, too
fresh paint has changed the ap,
pearance. Some bathrooms have
been added and lavatories have
been installed in the rooms.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-05-22
WINDSTORM RIPS
OFF COTTAGE ROOF

Kitty Hawk. = Tuesdays
storm did less damage to power
lines than he expected, G.. A..
Whitfield of Virginia Electric &
Power Co. said Wednesday.
The worst damage was at Mays
Head, where wind damaged a
roof of one of the Howell motor
court cottages and tore down
some wire. Not long after ser
vice was restored, Mr.. Whitfield
was called back when a power
line pole near the motor court
was broken off in an automo-
bile accident, causing wires to
rub together until a transformer
fuse was blown
Damage extended as far north
as Poyner's Hill, Mr.. Whitfield
said. Another transformer fuse
was blown here In all, he had
to replace about II.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-05-22

Kitty Hawk They brought Mrs.
Smith home after she had spent
Monday in Portsmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Smith of
Roanoke Rapids spent the week
end at their Kitty Hawk cottage.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Pilking-
ton of Maylan, Pa, are guests
this week at the Sea Ranch.
After spending several days
here, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Maher
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Waters of
Virginia Beach, Va, have re-
turned home.
Mrs. ]. M. Jackson of Charlotte
and little Cathy Fletcher of At
lanta, Ga, are here to spend a
month with the formers daughter
in-law, Mrs. William Jackson, at
Jackson Homes in Mays Head.
w. A. Pierce and Curtis Tur-
ner of Weldon were at the Pierce
cottage in Mays Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Clark OF
Tarboro and his brother, Russell
Clark, also of Tarboro, are al
their Mays Head cottage for {
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. B. Ehring.
haus, Jr., of Raleigh are vacation
ing at Mays Head.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Wood Of
Edenton have been at their Nag.
Head cottage recently.
Andrew j. Cavanaugh of Wash
ington, D. c., has returned HON,
after being a house guest of Mrs
Mary Ferebee and daughter, Mis-.
Peggy Ferebee, at their cottage il
Mays Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hallett Perry O.
Kitty Hawk are planning to oper
the tourist home on the land sidt
in Mays Head, which. they bough
from Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mann
who formerly operated it and cot
tages as the Sea Spray.
w. T. Hoke and party of six
staying at Dolphin Motor court
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-05-22

I recently, caught more than 3OC
bluefish. Capt. Kermit w. God
sey was their guide.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin James of
Elizabeth City are vacationing
on the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. White
and young son of Elizabeth City
are beach visitors this week..
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rightmyer
OF Weldon were at their Kill
Devil Hills cottage Sunday.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-05-22
BRAY IS BUILDING
RENTAL COTTAGE

Kitty Hawk. - Joe Bray of
Elizabeth City is building a two
bedroom cottage on the west side
of the highway, a few doors
south of the Virginia Dare Hard
ware Co. store. 1t is of frame
construction, to be finished with
asbestos siding on the outside
and with knotty pine sheetrock
paneling inside. The house will
be for rent.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-05-22
GOOD FISH CATCH
IMPRESSES GUESTS

Mays Head. = What was their
first visit to Mays Head for
some of the party proved par
ticularly gratifying last week
when they caught % bass anc
other fresh water fish, at Coling-
ton.
In the group were Mr.. and
Mrs, w. L. Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sterling Nicholson, DR.. and Mrs.
E. S. Olgain and. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eddie Cameron. They occupied
the John Buchanan cottage.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-05-22
REMODELING JOB
DOUBLES SPACE

Kitty Hawk. - One of the re-
modelling jobs now under way
will double the size of the ocean
front cottage belonging to Mr..
and Mrs. Burt Lepatin and Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Conrad of Alex
andria, Va.
They had the original cottage
raised and added two rooms, a
bath and two porches. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lepatin and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Conrad are here while the
work is in progress. The women
are sisters.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-05-22
ON THE ocEANSIDE

Purnell Griggs of Poplar
Branch and his brother, Ear
Griggs, whose home is in Pan
anna, were beach visitors Sun
day. Earl Griggs said he went tc
Panama to stay Is months and
has been there II years. His
family remained there while he
came home on vacation, as the
children were in school. He said
the temperature Sunday at Mays
Head was higher than in
Panama.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Layton oil
Elizabeth City were Sunday
visitors on the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Poulos and
daughter of Elizabeth City spent
Sunday at their cottage at Kill
Devil Hills. Mr.. Poulos formerly
operated the Surfside restaurant
at Mays Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Bicker-
stoff and daughter, Emily, Of
Plymouth spent the week emo
at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Fergu
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Forc
and children, Glenn and Warren
and Miss Yvonne Voshall OF
Petersburg, Va, spent the week
end at Mays Head.
Leslie c. Sutherland of Nags
Head spent Saturday in Eliza.
beth City.
Leonard Jolly of Engelharc
spent Saturday on the beach
looking after business interests
George Anderson of Char
lotte was a week end visitor a
the beach.
Richard Elliott and Carlton
Daniels of Edenton spent Sun
day at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. K. Lee ant
daughter, Lorraine, and Mr.. ant
Mrs. ]. B. Minis and family O
Newport News, Va, left Sunda,
after spending a week at Xii
Devil Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nance ant
daughter of Norfolk, Va, wert
at Kill Devil Hills last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. White ant
daughter of Roanoke Rapid
spent the week end at the beacl
and made arrangements for tn
latter's Girl Scout troop to spen,
a week here in July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Gibson o
Ashland, KY, have arrived t
spend the summer at their Nag
Head cottage, Holiday House.
Comm. and Mrs. Paul c. Gill
cite of the naval air develop
ment center at townsville, Pa
are at Kill Devil Hills to spen
a week. Mrs. Gillette is regain
ing the use of her right han
after having it immobilized fiv
months, due to an injury sus
tanned in a fall
The Rev. and Mrs. w. J. Free
man of Kitty Hawk went t
Wilmington Wednesday to visi
their daughter. From there the
will go to Charleston, S. c., t
attend the graduation of thei
son, Leonard, from Charlestol
college.
Mrs. James o. Watts of Lynch
burg, Va, is entertaining guest
at her Southern Shores cottage
! They include Mr.. and Mrs. D. G
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. John W
James, Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Craig
hill, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Harris
on, Mr.. and Mrs. F. K. Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac F. Adams
Mrs. Scott Lyon and Mrs. Henri,
M. Sackett, all of Lynchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh N. John
ston and son, Rusty, of Ports
mouth, Va, were Tuesday guest.
| Of M, o,J NH-1 VIZ
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-05-22
PORCH IS ADDED
TO DOZIER HOUSE

Kill Devil Hills. = Lawrence
Dozier, Jr., of harrisburg, is hav-
ing a screened porch built across
the front of his cottage on the
land side. 1t is an extension of a
south side porch already on the
building. ]. L. Brickhouse is do
ing the work.