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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
TRUMPET. York. good condition, SIS,
TRUMPET
.ood co,d cen TIT o-6ooo

- AASN AbA4 -
Good cond. $50. JU. 9-5993.
TV, 12k-in. screen, Console, True
tone; in good condition.; $50.
Granite 3-6943. -27
TV, Admiral i6-in. new tube. con-
sole with doors, $50 1927 Duke dr.. .,
Alex. South 5-6705. --27
TV, Motorola. 16 in, and TV re-
volving table, $50: set in good con-
dition. Call ia. $4,000, Ext, 563
TV, Admiral 16-in. console with doors,
SS5; 1a-in Motorola console, $50.
T5EfE%SRsiITEGks: Y SsIG rs port. "o4lympla";
Do It." Daily. ev.. Sun. D1. 7-2504
Underwood l. c. Smith; $25 and
up. All in good working order
Rentals. repairs all makes CEN
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO, 20l9 l4th
st. NV. HU. 3-512l
TYPEWRITER SALE-Underwood up
rights. S3S,75. BROWNS. S04 W.
Broad. Falls Church, Va, JE. 2-l51 j.
TYPEWRIIERS-Ba -to-school sale:
new portableS all makes. $50
trade-in allowance on anv used
portable with 4 rows of keys and
back sEacers; 1-yr. guarantee.
CENTRAL, 2019 14th st. NV. HU,
3-blol pa
Evening star., 1953-09-26

RO-CAR GUEST HOUSE
Three prize share rooms; l with pvt.
bath; 3 singles for women; annex
4 spaces for students; very econom-
ical: Telephones in all rooms. Best
food in town at low prices.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1917 R. 1. AVE. N.w.--single and
double rms. Nv. coed meals; Gown
town. Reas. DE. 2-9645. -2S
18th AND MADISON ST. N.W.-Lge:
rm. for . girls; conv. transp.; good
meals: SIS wk. JU. S-46S5 or HE,
4-75H3. Il
1875 MASS. AVE, NV, Dupont Cir
Gle area-Attrac. rms, excel. meals:
young people in Govt, business, and
students invited. DU. 7-3232. Il
HALl--Announces opening
of new bldg. Sgle and twin bedrms
daily maid service running water in
W EW: ,ectaG senaiT rsSreati95 astyttes
CLUB MASON. 1875 New Hamp. NV.
A club residence for refined ladies
and men seeking the best; dbls. and
SgleS. pvt. and Semipvt. bath; SIG
wk. and up: incl. full-course meals
and hotel services. NO. 7-6770.
CALVERT HOUSE, 14O1 18th nv
Lovely rms, business people; stu
dents; selected menus. switchboard.
1855 N ST. N.w.-For students o,
atmcsphere, delicious food, TV and
Mrs. lN wAIEAcE LIae; iOi DAv1sa ss0uSem059er' @59
QUIET CHRISTIAN HOME near Lees
Durg via Route z; desire > elderly
or retired ladies to room and board;
refs. given. Call Leesburg 65OJl or
write Ethel Halves. Ashburn, Va.
FOR AGED LADY or couple-Large
rms. home comforts, general super
vision; no smoking; refs. EN-. 2-192S
1iIO 18th ST. N.w.-single and
dble.: excellent food and transp
Bendix. TV. DU. 1864. %
THE JOHN KM4PEN HOTEL
1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
"a blk. of Conn. ave. overlooking Rock
Creek Park away form traffic noise
Conv. transp.; dble. and sgle.. rms.
pvt baths avail; excel. meals:
rates. $17.50 wk. UP. HO. 2-35G6
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STORE FIXTURES

Five eft. dress cases; cases with
shelves: triple mirror; . manne-
GUMS. All in good cond. Call Ii.
t-.'i'..
STORM WINDOWS CO. : It. ia in.
ionG, 3li4 in. wide: reas. EN-,
kToVE Phil~ss, excel cand.; rca-
Souahle, 6-"ubtcft. Fri2idatge. OIL.
sra' F"-G.bson dc luxe elcc, and
N're'orn HCliv dc luxe gas. e.. $50.
Ri. ccAd. VIII trade for TF, 40
" =. clothes dryer or maple din.
'-t. so. S-15iJ. ~
I RLES-l2. Formica tops, chrome
ands. Also rs red leather chairs,
chromee frames. Sold in sets of 6 or
TABLE, lined oak drop leaf seats S
when extended; excellent condition
Cal IA. ! ISIS is.
bench and protective pad, Stipplet
when open. $50. Call KE
7-oiaI for appt. Also available
round gatsleg, solid mahog. table
and chest presently in storage.
TAPE RECORDER, Brush BK Ala,
rolls of tape; $50. XII. s-0669;
TELEvIsIoN. phtleo, 5y,s,,, mah9g. con con
Solette, 10-in. screen, beautiful cab
met; S25. OIL. 9-SS92.
TELEV1sIoN, 1864 model. larg,
screen; very famous make; new, IL
carton: full warranty. Sale price
SI39.95, cash or terms. Call JU
PETE HILL COMPANY
p44 Wayne ave. Silver Spring, Md
Evening star., 1953-09-26
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.
ZIG EYE STREET. sell, for men,

1916 EYE STREET, sgl. for men.
SIS semimo. and up. Maid, showers.
Downtown. ia. 9-3090. -27
.LGE. COMFOKTABLE single sleeping
rm. Conv. located; IL block bus.
Men only. RA. 3-l6TS. -2S
NICE RM., semlpyt. bath; nr. trans
portation. 300 Conn. ave. NV.
1914 10th ST NW.-our rooms are
not expensive, they just look ex-
pensive. Please stop in. Is
FARMINGTON. 1924 18th ST. NV.
Near Duport Circle; maid service;
conv. location; single SS.75; double,
Evening star., 1953-09-26

Furniture. brtc-a-orac, CHINA glass
ware. Oriental art objects, IeWclry
rugs silverware paintings por.
traits Highest cash prices paid
Call MURRAY Ia 4-32H2
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POULTRY RABBITS AND EGGS

RABBITS wanted. Highest prices
paid. Call TO. 9-59S3, after 2:30
nm, all day Sat. and Sunday. go
FED POULTRY SUPPLIES, baby
chicks JAMES FEED STORE. 619
K st NV. ME S-00S9
500 n. II. REDS, started chicks.
weeks old; open Sunday. o. G. MAX
WELL. Lanham. Md, WA. 7-1545.
Evening star., 1953-09-26

SLAUGHTER'S HOTEL
1928 10th st. n.w.-Elevator, tel,
PIX; dining room in same building,
meals every day; singles begin at
$75 per mo. DU. 7-7666.
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IMPORTED ORIENTAL DESIGN
eX13, S25: 9xI5. $40. MAYFAIR
SHOP. 1928 G st. NV. ME. S-4424.
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TELEVISTON CLEARANCE
ALL BRAND NEW FAMOUS MAKES
BELOW COST
AIMCO TV SALES

3I43 n. WashinGtnn Blvd
Arlington. Va Open Til Q. JA. $500
TENT THEATER. 50xlIO # :. compl.:
6-2"39 or. after i. LU. l-Su11 = !
Matchmaker spanking set,
142 pieces: also Seitz friction jewel
ing set. 50 pcs, Both for SO. 10.
n-fS3I -27
TRAINS (2l-Lionel trains mounted
on lgS board, with many extras,
Sl25 or best offer; come to 2l6 N
st. NV. or call Me. S-326S any time.
TROMBONE. Holton Collegiate, ex.
celent condition, SIS; includes caSt
and music stand JU. $685.. -
TRUMPET. Conn, . years old, viii
case; good condition. S115. Cal
10. E6240. --27
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ROOMS FuRNIsHED-N.W.

1903 KENYON ST. N.W,-Attrac. twin
bedrm., pvt. bath in Jewish home,
All conveniences. AID. 4-7693. -27
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OUR RATES REDUCED

OUR RATES REDUCED
l large studio rm.; running water,
gas Stove. refgr., quiet cple.. child
allowed. $11.75 wk. Apply 1349
Columbia rd. NV. Also sgl. for
$50 -26
COLORED-VIC. OF GA. and New
Hampshire aves. intersection; 2 rms.
furn., for light hskpg. Phone facili-
ties. RA. 6-37S7. 80
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1702 N ST NV
THE MAURY

u blk. Conn. ave-; choice sgle. and
dble. rms; ST wk. and up. ST
3-3O76. 80
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RUGS

IMPORTED ORIENTAL DESIGN
eX12, S25: 9X15. $40. MAYFAIR
SHOP. 1925 G St. NV. ME. S-4424.
RUGS
ex16 and exc. beautiful. green leaf
carved all-wool Wiltons. only
slightly used; cost SI395 SO. yd;
a wonderful bargain at SIPS. Phone
OWNER. Lockwood 5-SS37. ~
SAFE, Meilink. 2-door; 56x36x2l in
side with interior equipment. Call
sA2xoPHoNSEi, aito, ait5, "a and p;t; stand; ex-
cellent condition: good buy for stu
dent. $50 or best offer. JU. 9-S322.
sCALE-Globe Simpson computing
scale. used for short time. Hall
price. terms considered. Ii. 81 ).
SEWING .MACHINEs-singer, floor
,rodels and demonstrators, desks and
SEWING MACHINE co, 3101 viii
son blvd. Arl.. Va. JA. 7-3G0o:
SEWING MACHINEs-singer Rcpos-
Sefsed console Tna5 saa Be 4T 9gTchssed has for
CHINE co. shirlington Business
SEWING MACHINES-singer. rapos.
sessed portanies can be purchased
scaiNP 2s Pa2P:e due o5 SINGER Kj5g sFXTNG KIN
Va KT a-SS15
sEWING MAcHiNE-singer. console
model. One VI. old, used only a
few times. S1O0 or best offer, OIL.
SHELVING, steel. Lyon and Equipto
in stock: discounts for quantity pur-
chases. KENYON RADIO SUPPLY
CO.. 202o 14th st. NV, DE. 2-5Soo
SHoEs-cancellations; hundreds Of
styles. Men. women. children, outfit
entire family in tamous-brand shoes
De Liso, Town and Country, Made
wards, Play Poise; etc; hard-to71Gqd
BERMAN. INC. 14O4 Monroe NV ,
off 14th AID. 2-6344. 103l N. HIGH
land St, Arl. Open 1919. IA. 2-43Ss
gHase' 8o-inch barrel full Choke
Cost Sis, Never used Sell 500
sHowCAsEs, complete set of beau,
very reas. Also National Cash Reg
ister. OIL. 2-32oS; Sun. and eyes
SINK TOP. "a in. stainless steel.
With fixtures; used mos; STD.
snow TIRES, size COOKS, practi-
eally new, ns!go Asking $50 the pair
SODA BOX, Kelvinator, 52x21." Dry
or wet; good cond. Reasonanie.
Call IA. T-2455. -
SOFA. sectional and platform rocker.
SOFA. sectional. light green. includ-
ing slip covers, very reas. 5000
Luzon ave NV. Apt, 31l. -27
SOFA. 3-piece sectional and chrome
dinette set; fine condition Bargain,
SOFA, with slip covers. $50; maple
double bed with innerspring mat
tress and box springs. WO. 6-439O:
SOFA. 3-piece sectional: gray; good
cond., SIS or best offer. ia. 7-422O.
SOFA - Brand-new custom-made
Fischer sofabed, brown with gold
metallic thread, foam rubber cush-
ions. Retails. $3.50. Sacrifice, S2l9.
ia 9-76T3 ~
SOFA BED. mod. like new. S65. 1927
Duke dr., Alex, Va. South $500
SOFA BED, combination, with match
ins overstuffed chair. in wonderful
condition, $40 OIL. 2-2Sl9. -27
SOLOVOX tClavioline)-NeW; cost
S425 Sacrifice $3.50. NO. 7-7955..
STAMP CoLLECTION-valuable fol
sale. Wlll accept the best offer
co al las ~
Evening star., 1953-09-26

1439 NEWTON ST. N.w.-Large 1
rm. Wit. facilities, semiprivate bath.
Suitable light housekeeping. $40 per
mo. Close to carline and bus transp.
One block to Park I'd. shopping area.
See mgr. or call SHANNON g. LUCFS
CO.. 1905 II st. NV, MA. S-2345.
14le DECATUR ST. N.w.-very at
tractiye master bedroom, private
bath. SIS per mo. Also single, $50
per mo. Refined home. TIA. 9-O"2I.
NICE LARGE ROOM with kit. pTivils.
if desired. Reasonable. DE. 2-GO53.
I 523 10th ST. N.W.-Very clean white
and lovely sgle. rm., new furn., foam
rubber mattress, lust papered; IN
better-claSS house. rs
SM. STUDENT ROOM, . windows.
new furniture. lust papered. in quiet
and very clean house. 1923 18th
i3os 3Sth ST. N.w.-Rm. in N. cieve-
land PIX, Refined employed lady;
Home PRIVILEGES. EN-. 3-9239. -27
IATTRAC. FRONT RM,, semipvt. bath;
on NJ busline. mr. Spring Valley
Shop. center. $40 wk. EN-. 2-5364,
1854 CALVERT sT.-sgle. rm.. semi.
pvt. bath; pvt: home; good transsp.;
non-drinker. EN-. S-5S3s. II
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USED
FURNITURE

Dressers or chest-on- chests, $50 to
$50; bed. $50; springs or mat
tables, $40 and SIS; chairs, So;
used carpet, So yd.; liv. rm. chairs.
$50. ALBAN TOWERS, 1900 Mass.
ave. NV.
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GEORGIAN HOTEL

Twin win rms running Iud;iig water, malq rS ane
and downtown stores and theaterS
Evening star., 1953-09-26
THE JOHN KM PEN HOTEI

1IIO 18th ST. N.w-single and
dble.: excellent food and transp:
Bendix, TV. DU. 1864. >"
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FOR MEN

1927 10Th ST. N.W-Two connect
ing rooms suitable for 3; incl. maid
service. tel. Very good meals. $50
each per mo. Also double 500 each.
HO. 2-6767.
CRESTWOOD CLUB
41O7 CONN. AVE. NEWLY DEC.
TWIN -BEDRM.. EXCEL. MEALS:
COW. TRANSP.: TV. EN-. 3-4OT4.
2S"
Evening star., 1953-09-26

very clean; cow. 10 tranSp.i Quleb
residential section. TU. 2-3S76.
LARGE. 2 BEDROOMS; beautifully
decorated and completely furnished;
balcony overlooking Rock Creek
Park; fine. convenient 18TH. street
location. Tel HU. 3-46s5 for ap-
1efs H,sISsWSr NEWTON ST. NV bedrms..
living rm., inclosed back porch, kit.
pvt. bath; entire lst floor; Sl05 mo-;
util. incl: children scecept' lndry;
pTiyTR RynRM no ginstte 9Hss no kit S1f bsth; newly
decorated, nicely furn.. incl. utils;
janitor service. Also efilc. unfurn.
MI. PLEASANT AREA---Mod, apt;
liv, rm., bedrm.. kit: bath. all utils.;
aarbage disposal 1922 Newton =, st.
1900 GEoRGiA .XvE.-Newly dec;
new. mod. furn.; / lge. bedrm. liy.
rm.. dinette, kit and bath. $40.
all utils. incl. MA. s-6730 or RA.
}192s' EYE ST. N.w.-Near DOCTORS
tor type bldg. $50 mo. rs
THREE-RM. APT Uttls furnished;
Pyt. bath, pvt, enty.; 5s5.; close to traansp'
10th a3 AND m fh BENTON TON ssTs. .N.w-Attr.
bath, porch; ST 90 mo. married cple.
pref. OIL. 1856 for appt. ~
is 3rd ST. S.E.-Opp. Folger and
Congressional libraries; 4 apis. nice
ly furn. in newly. remodeled bldg.
at S1l5 mo-; 3 at. S135 mo, al
utils. furn. Air-cooling unit will be
installed next spring. Ii. 6-45OO.
GEoRGETOwN--Liv. ,rm. 2 bed;
f.; suitable 2 or 8 ladies; sl35.
1sS1 nT PARK PARK RID. Nw.-Entire End
A.; newly dec; liv. rm., bedrm., kit,
bath; 500 incl. utiis. RA, 6-2036.
IN.E. sECTIoN-Modern, spacious g.
rm. apt. bath with shower pvt.
entrance; adults only. Ii. 6-1637.
CAPITOL HILL-Best section Of res
toration area; Ia blks. from H. o,
bldg. Beautiful. new. reduced Cple,
adplts; @99 E st; Sc. -2S
girls to share lovely 6-rm, l.cme
with nice young couple downtown
bus at door; S75. Call 10. S-5717.
~ BRYANT ST. NV bedrms..
/ kit, pvt. bath. lge. combination din.
! and liy. nm; l cple. or settled lsdIes.
1fis N1; RRH6bE RiS6ti ISLAND AVE. NV
Large room, kitchen. bath. closet
space. Excellent transportation: 80
THREE BEDRMS., liv. rm., Kit. and
bath; pvt entrance; desir able ana
conv. section Of D. C. RA. 6-a437.
lContinued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1953-09-26

ALLEN LEE HOTEL
SIS wk. up, dble.. S14: some pvt. baths.
Also low daily rates; 24-hr. PIX;
TV; downtown mr.. GWU and State
Dept Bus at door.
o2o4 F. ST NV EX 3-20o4
Evening star., 1953-09-26

COLORED-DOUBLE ROOM; home
privileges; convenient transportation
Call AID. 2-02S6. rs
COLORED-I616 E. CAPITOL ST
Dble. frt rm.. twin beds quiet home
cST6RTnssp ESpd sEansp; IL e 7-s327' 81. 2.7'NE-Eur
nished room for couple. u. 4-723o
Evening star., 1953-09-26

ex16 and 9x6. beautiful. green leaf
carved. all-wool Wiltons. only
slightly used: cost Sl3.95 So. yd.
a wonderful bargain at SIPS. Phone
OWNER. Lockwood 5-SS31. 21'
Evening star., 1953-09-26
$500 QUE ST. NV.

THE CARLYN
Desirable rm. and shower, in mod.
apt. house; maid, linen and secy.
service. 500 per mo. Call MRS.
SOKTTCH, res. mgr, DU. 7-3400.
Evening star., 1953-09-26

TWin-Bed Rms, So Day
Next to bath; maid service. Specia
weekly or monthly rates. Walkins
distance downtown; l blk. of Conn
ave 1ooH 18th st -oS
Evening star., 1953-09-26
DOWNTOWN HOTEL


2134 G ST. NV. RE. 7-4027
Single rooms. $10.50 up weekly
shower. closet.
Double rooms, SIS UP. Basement
so IN
Evening star., 1953-09-26

COLO. AVE, 5717-Attrac. twin-bed
rm., next bath. shower; ph., Indy,
privils.; after 5 pm, IA. $500.
Evening star., 1953-09-26

ES-Cancellations hundreds of
styles. Men. women. children. outfit
entire family in famous brand shoes
De Liso, Town and Country. Made
moiselle Jarman, Florsheim, Ed.
wards, Play Poise, ETC.; hard-to-f find
sizes. Save to 50cs. or more. LIE
BERMAN, INC. 1404 Monroe NV ,
of 14th. AID. 2-6344. 103l N. High
land St, Arl. Open 1919. ia. 2-43SS
Evening star., 1953-09-26

SMALL REDECOR. Q or 3 rm. apt;
very clean; conv. to transp.; quiet
residential section. TU. 2-3S76.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

ARLINGToN-WTDE OPEN SPACES
10 minutes from D. C. Free parking;
Maid services. ia. $500. rs
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HOTEL 144O

Rms. with running water; newly dec.
lots of shower baths: $40 50-Sl7 30
Mk I44O Rhode Island ave. NV
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SI,AJJGHTER'S

20O7 o ST. NV.
Have for pleasant year-round living
at special rates: clean, comfortable
rooms: 24-hr. switchboard and ele-
few steps to bus and trolley. Good
eating places close by. NO. 7-4660
Evening star., 1953-09-26

Five eft. dress cases; 4 cases with
shelves: triple mirror; manne-
GuinS. All in good cond. Call Ii.
Evening star., 1953-09-26
ATTRACTIVE SUITE

Close to amphitheater, good transpor-
tation, u block from 18th st. bus
and 14th st. carline. Private home;
gentlemen. RA. 3-S231 -27
Evening star., 1953-09-26
ALTURAS HOTEL
1870 18th ST NW

1JUJ 1UUI1 y I. INV.
located rooms; running
water or private bath; dining room;
$1,000 wk., 50 day up. HU. 3-6116
Evening star., 1953-09-26

~ 44lH OAI4V4
2460 18th ST. n.w.-Sgle. and dble
rms. some with pvt. bath: maid anc
04-hr PRX service co 5-73Sl
Evening star., 1953-09-26
SUMMER RATES

Would you ike To spend the summer
on Capitol Hill? Nice rooms excel
food coZy cocktail lounge and a
friendly atmosphere await YOU at
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Mclean Gardens

1911 Porter st. NV.
Taking applicatio for men and
women. sgle. rm from $50 so mo
Dbie rm.. S35 mo. per person
Grounds and bldgS protected by
Irnnr r.rns nunN EN- o O-EROO
Evening star., 1953-09-26
WASHERS

1854. very famous make; fully auto
matte; new, in factory carton; full
manufacturer warranty. Regular.
$500. sale. S199.95. cash or easy
terms. Open ewes. til 8. Call JU
S-9197. -
Evening star., 1953-09-26

SOFA, with slip covers, $50; maple
double bed with innerspring mat
tress and box springs. WO. 6-439O.
SOFA. 3-piece sectional; gray; good
cond., SIS or best offer. IA. 7-422O.
Evening star., 1953-09-26

STUDENTS
A club home for university students,
rooms for men 81 a week.
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS CLUB,
1716 N st. NV. EX. 3-S959. 70
Evening star., 1953-09-26

AMOCNT COOP FURNITURE AND
FEW GOOD ANTIQUE ARTICLES
ALSO WANT GOOD PIANO RI.
SNAIL ORGAN CALL MR.. GRADY
TO-DAY, PHI MA. S2619.
Evening star., 1953-09-26
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL

Speciai Rates. Sgl semipVt oatn,
/ SIS per wk. Dbl. semipvt bath,
SlS per week 1st and C sts ne
IT 6SQ00
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-07-17
ELIZABETH CITY RECTOR
COLONY SPEAKER SUNDAY

Rev. George F. Hill, rector of
Christ Episcopal Church in Eliza
beth City since January 1919,
will be guest minister at the Lost
Colony's Sabbath worship period
in Waterside Theatre here next
Sunday morning, July 10, at II
o'clock, it was announced today
by General Manager R. E. Jor-
dan.
A feature of the morning wor-
ship will be the choir made up of
The Lost Colony Chorus under
the direction of Ralph Burrier
with Gordon Fleming at the
organ.
During the past "a years the
Rev. Mr.. Hill has become wide
ly known as a theologian in
northeastern North Carolina.
He is native of Choccowinity,
N. c. After attending Trinity Pre-
paratory School, he studied at
the University of North Caro-
lima and later graduated from
the Theological Seminary of
Virginia at Alexandria.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-07-17
LOST COLONY IS
LUCKY WITH RAIN

The luck of The Lost Colony,
insofar as raincoats are concern
ed, has continued during a spell
of bad weather which ended
early this week. AS matter of
fact. despite threatening and
coolish weather brought on by a
lingering northeaster, attendance
at the drama on the past week
end was the best of any week end
in recent years with approxim-
ately 1000 persons paying to see
the show on Saturday and Sun
day nights. One show has been
rained out this year, and it was
only the 18th rainout during the
dramas Is season history of more
than 600 performances. 'What
happens when it rains briefly
during a Lost Colony perfor-
mance?" is frequent question
asked the management by per-
sons coming to the show for the
first time. The answer is that the
audience moves to the spacious
rain shelters on either side of the
vast amphitheatre. If it rains be-
fore intermission patrons are
refunded their money or given
rainchecks. If after intermission
rain stops the show, only rain
checks and no refunds are given.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-07-17
WANCHESE NATIVE DIES
AT KILL DEVIL HILLS

Funeral services for Lloyd S.
Daniels, 70, of Elizabeth City,
who died Monday at Kill Devil
Hills where he was vacationing,
re conducted Wednesday at IL
- at the Toxey, Berry and
~ h Funeral Home by the Rev.
:. Jerome, pastor of the First
methodist Church. Burial was in
Hollywood Cemetery.
Mr.. Daniels was native of
Wanchese but had lived in Eliza
beth City for a number of years.
He was the son of the late
Ezekiel R. and Eugenia Pugh
Daniels and the husband of Mrs.
Lily Mann Daniels. He belonged
to the First Methodist Church
and was associated with the
Globe Fish Company.
Surviving, besides his wife, are
a daughter, Mrs. Warren T.
Thompson, of Washington, D. c.;
sister, Mrs. Frank Harris, OF
Elizabeth City; two brothers, A.
S. Daniels, of Elizabeth City, and
W. p. Daniels, of Wanchese,, and
a grandchild.
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MISS LUCY SMITH BURIED
IN MANTEO SATURDAY

Funeral services for Miss Lucy
Bryan Smith, who died in her
sleep Wednesday night of last
week at her home in Norfolk,
were conducted at 2:30 o'clock
Saturday afternoon in the Twi-
ford Funeral Home chapel in
Manteo, Rev. H. R. Ashmore,
pastor of Mount Olivet Methodist
Church, officiated. Mrs. E. r.
Wescott sang Sunrise Tomor-
row., Mrs. Rennie Williamson
was organist.
Miss Smith was native of
Manteo, the daughter of the late
Robert w. and Elizabeth Midget
Smith, and had lived in Norfolk
for about 80 years. She is sur
vived by one niece, Mrs. Walter
Harris of Manteo; and four neph-
ews, Luther Dixon Midget of
Wanchese, Robert and Keith
Stevens and John Small Cal
houn, all of Norfolk.
Pallbearers were A. L. Mann.
D. v. Meekins, of Manteo: Brian
Smith of Harbinger, John Small
Calhoun, Fred Hall of Norfolk;
and Henry B. Parker of Manteo.
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BONNER AND WlNSLOW
PAY MACS HEAD VISIT
Seeking Another Large Ferry
Boat for Oregon Inlet, Through
Interior Department

Hon. Herbert c. Bonner First
District Congressman and Hon.
j Emmett Winslow of Hartford
spent the week end at the Airing
ton Hotel at Mays Head, follow
ing a visit in Hartford where
hearings were held on proposals
to abolish practice bombings by
the Navy in the Albemarle
Sound area.
While here, Mr.. Winslow and
Mr.. Bonner discussed the posi-
bility of getting another surplus
landing vessel for conversion in
to the second 22-car ferry for the
Oregon Inlet traffic, which has
been largely created because of
interest in the National Park be-
ing created on Hatteras Island.
Mr.. Bonner was of the opinion
that the best approach to obtain
one of these vessels would be
through the Interior Department.
The ferry now under conversion
for use next month to be called
the Governor Umstead" was OBJ
tanned for the State by the Inter
ior Department as a result Of
Conrad Wirth, director of Nation
al Parks, coming to the rescue of
the State which had about given
up efforts of obtaining another
craft of this kind.
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two-year old Arabian horse from
somewhere on the mainland. My
father, Homer Howard, broke and
trained this horse for running
the wild cattle and penning the
wild ponies. His name was
white Dandy, though he was
notified with grey. On White
Dandy my father on many occa-
sions started at the north end of
the Island in the cool of the
morning, driving the herd of
wild ponies south. He rode mer-
rily along across Tar Hole Plains.
There he would come upon
second herd of ponies headed by
"Old Wildly, long, rangy stall
lion. This herd, too, he would
start driving southwark. The
third herd he encountered at
Scraggly Cedars, then the Great
Swash. After passing Great
Swash, he came to Knoll Cedars,
where the sheep pen used to be,
and from there on southwark the
driving got touchy and more
strenuous for the herds from the
north were reluctant to go far
Their south and would try to cut
through the thickets or sand hills
back northward. There were
about two hundred wild ponies in
those days. They had to be driven
over sand-hills, through bogs,
across creeks, through marshes
and through woodland thickets
of myrtle, cedar, oak, and yau-
pom. At about ten o'clock in the
morning of pony-penning day,
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