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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-30
BPW District Meet
Held In Miami :

President Alice Nix. treasurer
Mrs. Mary Sinclair, first vice pre-
Isident Mrs. Garcia Nettles, and
Ipast state secretary, Mrs. Grace
Crosby attended the BPW meeting
of the Tenth District Sunday at the
Old Scandal at Hialeah, where all
l16 clubs Of the district were repre-
scented.
Inasmuch as the Key West Club
was unable to join with the other
Is clubs in their District Business
Women's Week, the Key West pre-
sident was called on to tell what
was done during Business Women's
Week.
One of the highlights Of the day
was the talk by our State Chair
man on State Girls Industrial
School at Ocala, which is the con.
tinuing Statewide Project of all
|S6 BPW clubs of the State. She
voiced the appreciation of these
girls for the many gifts sent to
them - gifts which lends happi-
ness to every teen-ager.
Chairman, Miss Martha Jarvis,
of Tampa who visits the school
frequently, spoke of the progress
made during the past year due to
the funds allowed by the past Leg
islature allowing for a much-need-
ed addition to the building pro-
gram, particularly the little Cha
pei being built, as previously they
used the auditorium for their
church services.
She voiced the need of q new
Hammond organ for this chapel,
and suggested that the BPW's and
their friends could by their organi-
zed effort, make this possible.
Judge Gibson works closely with
this school, as there IS always a
waiting list for this school, and now
we are happy to state that Mon,
roe County viii soon have a Chill,
dren's Home, which will afford
shelter for those awaiting their
turn for the State School.
Guest speaker of the day was
Mrs. Mimi Southwick, BPW First
State Vice-President of Lake Wor-
tn. Her talk on Americanism was
direct when she spoke of the Com
munists in every neighborhood and
the need to be on guard.
Workshop was also conducted on
Civil Defense, and it was suggest
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CORRECTION.

The Citizen regrets printing
The announcement Of the "en.'
saeenfsnf" Of Miss kavonda
Sawyer in last evenings paper.
This fraudulent information was
received by the Newspaper from
someone believed 10 be.s young
eiN in this community who has
neither honesty nor . sense Of
the moral principles involved in
the ssriovsAess Of engagement
and marriage.
This girl has lost The respect
Of people through her vicious
prank. II has been . source OF
vnhsppiness and smbsrrsss.
ment not only TO the young lady
and young man who were fhe
victims. but also TO their IA
miles who are prominent In
this community.
The deliberate intent OF The
guilty young sirl TO cause
harm 81 another human being
10 difficult to vndsrsisnd. u. Is
hoped that proper action will
be taken by her parents to cor.
rect her.
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was attended by her daughter
Mrs. Pritchard, who wore pale
blue with corsage and nosegay Of
small golden chrysanthemums. Or
ganist for the occasion was Miss
Martha Morris.
Mrs. Bel, at whose home the
ceremony took place, stood near
by in a gown of soft ivory sill
and a corsage of gold chrysanthe
NUNS.
A hush fell over the gathering as
the Rev. Rogers slowly read the
service that had united the couple
lin their venture into life together
fifty years ago.
Friends crowded around to press
their congratulations and best
wishes on the "newly-weds," then
the bride was escorted to the long
deliberately decorated table to cut
a high, TERED wedding cake which
was iced in yellow.
Throughout the evening there
was a background of soft organ
music playing the favorite old
songs of the couple. the airs
that brought happy memories to all
who attended.
Some vf the many guests attend
ing the reception were Mr.. and
Mrs, Cecil Joyner, Mr.. and Mrs.
ames Gamble, Mr.. and Mrs.
George C. Ehrhart, Mr.. and Mrs
Atwood Sands, Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Abrahamse,
Mr. .and, Mrs. Alfred Sawyer, Mary
Grinnell, Ruth Baker Jackson, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry NJ. Baker, DR.. and
Mrs. A. M. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs.
G ] Brodhead, Mr. and Mrs Rich
ard Quigley and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
E. Sterling.
This comprises only a partial
listing of the many friends who
stopped by to add their good wishes
to Mr.. and Mrs. Brown.
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'CPO Clubs
'PIaf, FrOIic

Chief Petty Officers Clubs at the
Naval Station and the Annex have
completed plans for Halloween
celebrations this week.
The Ship and Shore CPO Club
at the Naval Station Annex will
feature the music of the Tune Top
pers on Friday evening. In addi-
ton to this popular combo, there
win be dancing under the stars on
the patio which viii be decorated
for the occasion. Chief Pinder and
Chief Booker have announced that
there win be prizes, favors, noise
makers, and masks.
The Naval Station CPO Club will
also give away prizes, favors, noise
makers and masks, and the word
is that patrons may come dressed
as they please. in other words.
if you're celebrating the Witch.
Day Occasion by wearing appro-
pirate costumes, come on out as
you are, otherwise this is not to
be considered a Costume Ball. A
new band viii be on hand at the
Naval Station. which Chief Young
considers should be to the liking
of all chiefs and their guests.
The Naval Station frolic is sche-
duled for Saturday evening. the
Club viii be suitably dressed"
for the occasion.
The Club Manager, Chief Young
has further announced that the
Snack Bar is now open featuring
short orders, sandwiches, etc., at
reasonable prices.
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ed that every club join in work
with her community in this very
important phase of National Sec
urity.
Civil Defense means knowledge
of adequate water, fire protection,
auxiliary heat, knowledge of home
nursing and first aid, it was stress.
ed.
/ State finance chairman Miss
Ruth Dupuy, stressed the impor-
lance Of each clubs Budget. Miss
Dupuy win be remembered as it
was she who presented the char
ter to the Key West club while she
was State President seven years
ago.
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Methodist Church
To Hold Sale

81 want robe, you want a robe.
all Gods chilluns want a robe, "
is the Fleming Street Methodist
Church choir's theme song as they
hold a cake sale on the corner of
Fleming and william St. Friday
afternoon at 400 p. m. to raise
money for new choir robes. Very
appropriately the minister's wife
was heard to say she was going to
bring divinity" There will be an
"angel" food cake there, too.
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and Mrs. w. H. Bell
Standing before large bank Of
golden chrysanthemums and glad
ioli, Mr. Brown waited with his
best man, Dick Evans, and the
Rev. Ralph Rogers, for his bride"
who walked toward him on the arm
Of George Ehrhart To the strains
of Lohengrin's wedding march. /.
the same music that had accom-
panied her trip to the altar a half
century ago.
Gowned in pale, dusty pink, the
bride wore corsage of orchids and
carried : charming nosegay of
orchid baby chrysanthemums. She
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Baptist Women
Hold Meeting

The general meeting of the W.
MU of the Latin American Baptist
Church met at the church at 1928
White Street. New officers were
installed. They are as follows for
the year. Pres Mrs. Anthony Cal.
zadilla, Vice-preS. Mrs. w. w
Dunn, Sec-treas Mrs. woodson,
Mission Study, Mrs Negrin, Com.
munity Missions, Mrs. Cardenas,
Social. Mrs. Alea, Mrs. Ismael Ne
grin Jr., Mrs. Sturrup.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-30

The Junior Womsn's Club Is
sponsoring , Halloween bake sale
On Saturday, Oct, slst from p. m.
till Z p. m. in front of the San
Carlos theatre.
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have a hole in the ground thai
you drop him into.
4 \ +
Junior always seems 10 wear
out his play clothes much too
fast. They'd have to wear like
iron anyhow to last even 1 little
while. But II takes fhs Armed
Services 10 test cut the enduring
quality Of materials, and after
they. were through, the D. J.
company went out and bought Up
. large qvanfify Of S.s ounce
army twill in the good old dirt
hiding khaki color and made Up
Stacks and shirts for lille boys
at play. These are real good look.
Ing clothes too. and resemble
nothing 50 much ss Army or
Navy khaki In small sizes. The
sIaeks, In sizes up to 10 are $2.se,
only slightly higher for larger
sizes. The shirts are $I.ss regard.
less Of size.
Then for real rough and rum.
bic. real "Fstisvss" In Marine
Olive with the big esrry-aII poe.
kets on the side. These Of Just
$l.9s, and the name means that
Mother will be less fstisvsd come
next washdsy with only Q few
Of these 70 shove In The tub, in
stead Of the many other kinds Of
play Stacks and suits.
III bet you are real curious
by now about where you can get
oil these things. Well as II YOU
haven't already guessed. at
the big Ideal Tess store over on
The corner Of Sovthsrd and pv.
vel Street.
y X 4
We've met people like the man
from Philadelphia who asked his
State Senator Charles Weiner TO
help him get hired as Pennsylvan-
las official executioner because
II guess I just hate people"
Then Of course there's the bitter
half way up in Duluth MINI. who
inserted q personal ad In the paper
there as follows: Gas far as my
husband Melvin Susienka, not being
responsible for my bills, he never
vas. l have always paid the bills
IS he usually doesn't work"
4 4
Bells usually ring. and Bellies
really ring. The bell with q
new hair-de from DonsId's.
y 4
Now don't 60 out getting scared
Ill over the place just because it's
and the witches are
riding around on their brooms and
he ghosts keep ghostly watch in
he graveyard. Ny goodness, they
lust get out once a year, and you
ian 60 out any time.
See you around again on Mon
lay if my Fairy Godmother doesn't
change me into goblin. But then,
( she does. there are folks as
couldn't tell the difference anyhow.
.uv and a great big boot for my
avorite ghost. Jaxon. advt.
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Mr.. And Mrs. L. T. BrOtUn Celebrate
Their Golden Wedding Anniversary

Fifty years happiness marked by second marriage
emory Golden Wedding celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Tyler Wednesday evening
The Browns received their Key West friends at party
given by their daughter Mrs. R. Prchad the of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-30

Among the new ideas for cars;
nylon cord tires for long distance
high speed driving. And something
wen be seeing along Duval Street
before long: push button mach
Inc that elevates a parking plat.
form six feet in half a minute,
leaving space underneath for an
other car.
I forgot to ask the man What you
do If you want to unpark and
you're six feet in the air with an.
other car underneath. Maybe they
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The Citizen: A Family Newspaper
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CITIZEN WANT ADS PAY OFF
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ENGELHARD PERSONALS

Mrs. Olga Greet and daughter,
Libby, Mrs. Ina Evans and
children of Manteo spent Satur-
day with relatives and friends
here.
Mrs. Florence Gaskill recently
visited her sister, Mrs. Fraklin
Midgette in Fairfield and rela-'
tiyes in Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Hunter
and children, Donna and Debora,
of McConnellstown, Pa, have re-
turned home after visiting Mrs.
Hunters mother, Mrs. Patsy Mar.
shall and other relatives.
Earl Spencer of Plymouth
spent the week end with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Spen-
Ger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Agnes Gibbs of
Elizabeth City recently visited
Mr.. Gibbs sister, Mrs. S. d.
Spencer and Mr.. Spencer.
S. S. Neal spent Wednesday in
Washington.
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COROLLA PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Parker
and sons of Kill Devil Hills spent
the week end at their cottage
here.
Mrs. Inez Holden of Houston,
Texas, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Alton Bonds.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley O'Neal
and daughter of Norfolk, Va,
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward O'Neal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Midget of
Virginia Beach, Va, visited Sun
day with Mrs. Florence Beasley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd O'Neal
visited Wednesday with their
daughter, Mrs. Ebert Beasley in
Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Eva O'Neal visited Thurs
day with Mr. and Mrs. James
Cowell in Coinjock.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Gray and
sons of Norfolk spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland
LeWark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Cason and
sons of Cape Henry, Va, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Bow
den.
Elvin Midget of Ocean, Va,
spent the week end with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. I. j. Midget.
Master Joe Simmons, Jr., has
returned to Aydlett after spend
ing the week end with his par
efltS.
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Through connection at Mays Head
Northbound buses
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SURPRISE BIRTHDAY
PARTY MONDAY NIGHT

Mrs. Leroy Midget was hon
ored Monday night at a surprise
birthday party given by her
sister-in-law, Miss Rosalene Mid
gett, at their home in Manteo.
Associate hostesses were Mrs
Fora Midget and Mrs. Seldom
Midget. A two-tiered birthday
cake iced in white and holding
pink decorations and candles
was cut by the honoree and SER
we'd with sailed nuts, hot tea and
hot coffee to he guests.
Those present, in addition to
the hostesses and the honoree,
were Mrs. Minnie Midget, Mrs
Ellsworth Midget, ST., Mrs
Clukey Sanders, Mrs. M. c. Nit
chell, Mrs. T. A. Harrell and two
children, Mrs. Cecil Sears, Mrs
Lonnie Sears, Mrs. Gene Ken
nedy,, Mrs. Loran Midget, Mrs
Victor Meekins, Mrs. Robert
Guynn and Mrs. J. P. Holmes.
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the ice show in the afternoon.
Mrs. Herbert Bliven returned
Tuesday to her home in Manteo
from the Albemarle Hospital,
where she was a patient for some
time. She was accompanied home
by her sister, Mrs. Harold Cart
wright, and her daughter and son,
Susan and Robert, who spent
Tuesday in Elizabeth City.
Elmer R. Midgette returned
Wednesday to his home in Man
teo from Leigh Memorial Hospi-
tai, Norfolk, where he had been
a patient for a week. Mrs. Mid
gette went to Norfolk to accom-
pany him home
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Twiford re-
turned recently from a months
trip to northern points. While
away they visited Mr.. TWiford's
brother, Marvin Twiford, in Cape
May, N. ]. Mr.. Twiford accom-
panied them to Farmville, Mass,
where they visited their sister,
Mrs. Annie Potter. They also
visited in Boston and other
places of interest in the New
England States.
Ivey M. Evans has returned to
Boston, Mass, after spending sew
eral days with his wife and
daughter and with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ivey c. Evans
While he was there the family
visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Seymore
at their home in Camden.
The friends of Bernard Parker
of Elizabeth City, formerly OF
Manteo, will regret that he is
confined by illness to the Abe
marie Hospital.
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MANTEo PERSONALS

Mrs. Rennie williamson spent
last week end in Wilson with her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Griffin.
Mrs. Eta Peele recently visited
her sister, Mrs. L. S. Sneed, and
MIR. Sneed, in Chicago, Ill. She
also visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
johnson while there.
James P. Flowers of Norfolk
spent last week end with his
family at their home near Man
y. Mr.. Flowers, who is with the
\ .eodetic Survey, has been sta
toned in Maine for the last seven
months, but will be in Norfolk
this winter.
Mrs. John T. Daniels is spend
ing a month in Weldon with her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hal Daniels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Johnson
and children returned recently
from Mooresville, where they
were called when Mr.. Johnson's
mother was injured in a road ac-
cident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Adams and
children of Portsmouth, Va,
spent last week end at heir home
near Manteo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wilson and
MIR and Mrs. John H. Long left
Friday for a ten-day vacation in
Florida.
Mrs. H. C. Smith is a patient in
the Albemarle Hospital, Eliza
beth City.
Mrs. Balfour Baum left Friday
for a visit with her parents at
their home in Morganton.
Miss Rosalene Midget and
Mrs. Leroy Midget spent Mon
day in Elizabeth City ON business.
w. w. Harrington and his
father, L. D. Harrington, are va
cationing in Florida, making
their headquarters in Miami.
j. P. Holmes and Tom Greet
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Green
and Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Gaskins
in the Albemarle Hospital, Eliza
beth City, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Hobbs, Mrs.
Anita lessen, Mrs. Robert H.
Midget and Charles S. Lee spent
Sunday in Norfolk. where they
visited Mrs. Hobbs sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Tugwell, and attended
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BUS SCHEDULES
BETWEEN MANTEO
AND HATTERAS

WINTER SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO
CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
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ENGLISH GARDENS
STUDIED BY CLUB
Roanoke Island Garden Club Gets
Behind Dumping Problem

benln0 Jumping frODlem
At the home of Mrs. L. D.
Harrington with Mrs. Chas. Mar
shall and Mrs. Harrington as hos
tesses, the Roanoke Island Gar
den Club at its November meet
ing listened with interest to a re-
port on the beginning of gardens
in England made from a study
done by Mrs. Marshall. She said
that all early gardens were herb
gardens resulting from a need of
medicines and food seasonings.
Later the herbs became flowers
and vegetables, then slowly came
the formal gardens for both plea
sure and foods. The study was es-
pecially interesting at this per-
iod as background to the de-
velopment of the Elizabethian
Garden near Fort Raleigh, which
is an outstanding project of the
Garden Clubs of North Carolina.
Mrs. Fred Basnight and Mrs.
0. j. Jones gave reports of the
district meeting in Roanoke Rap
ids. Mrs. Basnight presented ideas
that resulted from meeting with
other gardeners of this section.
Mrs. Jones brought back brick
sent BY Mrs. A. o. Pendleton for
the old brick wall to be erected
around part of the Elizabethian
Garden. The brick had been
saved from powder magazine
erected in Charlotte, N. c., by
CORVALLIS men during the Re
evolutionary War. The powder
magazine was torn down in es-
tablishing parks in Charlotte and
the brick was given to Mrs.
Pendleton in recognition of her
interest in historical things.
The club voted to send out
letters to all citizens owning pro-
perty or living on the road be-
tween Roanoke Sound Bridge and
the extreme north end of Roa-
noke Island asking their con-
tinued aid in making the road
clean and beautiful. The club
voted to offer prizes or garden
plots of flowers visible from the
road, emphasizing the use of ger
aniums and zinias.
The Boy Scouts are to be in
vited to join the Garden Club in
the roadside project.
A vital problem discussed was
that of dumping areas on the Is
land, and vote was carried that
every civic organization would
be contacted and asked to put
pressure where needed, tn get ac-
feasibility to a dumping ground.
Uncovered garbage trucks, drop
ping paper and trash as they pass,
brought forceful comment.
Even though the home of the
hostess was beautifully decorated
with a variety of chrysanthe-
NUNS grown by garden club
member Mrs. Ellis Midget. The
program followed the custom of
presenting some type of flower
arrangement each month. This
time a dried arrangement. Added
to this, Mrs. Augusta Pennystone,
a guest of the club, displayed a
collection of dried plants of local
growth and new book on this
subject.
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HATTERAS-MANTEO
BUS LINE, INC.
Phone 1O4 HATTERAS, N. C..
AR Thrills?

l have been wonderfully blessed
in being restored to active life
after being crippled in nearly
every joint in my body and with
muscular soreness from head to
foot. l had Rheumatoid Arthritis
and other forms of Rheumatism,
hands deformed and my ankles
were set.
Limited space prohibits telling
you more here but if you will
write me l will reply at once and
tell you how l received this Won
derful relief.
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COROLLA PERSONALS

Melvin Lewark of Norfolk
spent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland Lewark.
Tom Bowden, USCG, of Nor
folk spent the week end with
Earnest BoWden.
H. NJ. Bail, J. F. Greenough,
Bradley O'Neal and William Hall
of Norfolk have returned home
after spending a week with Mr..
and Mrs. Edward O'Neal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Sawyer of
Powells Point are caretakers of
the Marshall and Totty Hunting
Lodge.
Edward Dodge, USN, of Little
Creek, Va, spent the week end
in the home of Miss Edna Till
EFT.
Frank Dean, DR.. Mustian and
Elwood Parker of Kill Devil Hills
spent few days at the Parkers
cottage.
Jackque Deforest of Virginia
Beach is spending few days at
his cottage
w. H. Bowden of Norfolk spent
few days with his mother, Mrs.
M. ]. Bowden.
R. D. To-day, E. B. To-day and
David To-day of Petersburg, Va,
Merrill Beanies of Richmond and
Penn Marshall of Raleigh spent
a few days at their Lodge.
L. H. Bowen of Portsmouth,
Va, is spending few days at the
Lewark Lodge.
Marvin Beasley spent the week
end with his sister, Mrs. Floyd
Midget, at Little Island, Va.
Jim Beasley of Kitty Hawk
spent few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. ]. Beasley.
William Henderson of Manteo
spent Saturday at his cottage.
Lockwood Perry and L. ]. Rem
ley of Kitty Hawk visited here
Monday
Miss Louise Bowden spent
the week end with Mrs. Bessie
Cason at Knots Island.
Edward Perkins of Coinjock
spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd O'Neal.
Ottley Austin, USCG, spent the
week end with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Austin.
,,ogedJr.U
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BUXTON PERSONALS
Glen Miller of Norfolk spent
the week end here.

Glen Miller of Norfolk spent
the week end here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hooper
and SON, Buddy, made trip to
Raleigh to have dental work done
and visit with Mr.. Hooper's rela-
tives, the Powers family.
Mrs. Thelma Gray, Irene Mid
gett and Helen Austin made a
trip to Norfolk Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Gibbs left
Sunday for Columbia, where Mr..
Gibbs will be employed a week
at her job as Librarian, Mr.. Gibbs
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Daven-
port of Norfolk are spending
several days here with Mrs.
Gladys Dickerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Utah Jennette of
Virginia Beach, Va, came here
this week and had their land
cleared and leveled so they could
come back to their old home and
build.
Lloyd Scarboro, Jr., has re-
turned home from the Marine
Hospital in Norfolk, where he
was hospitalized for three months
suffering injuries he sustained
from an automobile wreck.
Mr. and Mrs. Unaka Jennette
left Wednesday to visit their
children in Elizabeth City and
Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. BERTHE Dixon at
tended the funeral of his brother,
Guy Dixon, in Morehead City and
visited their children in Norfolk
and Suffolk, Va, before return
ing home
Walter Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Evans and Mr.. and Mrs. Becky
Barnett of Norfolk spent the
week end here. Mrs. Joe Barnett
will spend a week here with her
mother, Mrs. Ionic Barnett.