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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-10
HELP-MEN

DRIVER SALESMAN. for dry clean
ing route; excel. opportunity for a
good worker. PENTHOUSE CLEAN
ERs, 4915 Bethesda ave. OIL. 4-2434.
IA
DRIVING INSTRUCTOR. white. age
25-40: neat appearance, good
character. pleasing personality
Must know city. Salary and hours
discussed at interview. WO. 6-6035.
DRIVING INSTRUCTORS Co $50
to S100 week: Year round employ
ment by leading school. Applicants
must be Of good character, clean cut
and of pleasing personal presence.
Age 25-40. Superior drivers with
teaching ability. Call NO. 7-2667
E f1seT RiS2 am APPLIANCE service mlt
man needed for benchwork of small
household appliances. Apply after
2 pm: c. A. LEPPERT, 914 Eye
EIEvAToR SWITCHBOARD OPERA
TOR; for apt. house; working hours
4 pm. to IL pm. Must be exper-
fenced. Call Ma R-lA21 Ia
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HElP-W0kAEN

ANALYST-Woman, "a to As, ma.
tional organization has opening for
g shopping analyst in interesting
field. No exper. necessary. Must Be
Tree to travel after training period.
Salary, allowance while travelling.
Excel. oppor. for advancement. Apply
Room 951. Warner Bldg. ii
ART lNSTRUCT0R-Mu be we'll
qualified to instruct in oil, water
color and pastel: 2 ewes. per VIZ.
Box 67-B Star. 10
ARTIST-Exper. fashions and general
merchandise; 5-day Wk.; no sat:
quiet. comfortable atmosphere, no
buyers or ad men breathing over
your back, bring samples. KRON-
STADT AGENCY. I'll 14th st. .. W.
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When dnsUertn0 advertisements
addressed to Star boxes. do NOT
incloSe original references. photo.
graphs or other materials OF per-
. Sondl udlue, Copies Serue the puT-
pose and originals may oct lost.
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RoUTEMAN to cover specified rout

RIM. 200. 154i 6 St. N W,
ROUTEMAN to cover specified route
Monday through Friday plus ap-
prox. 3 hours Sunday afternoon.
VIII deliver pictures and photo
supplies and take orders. for same;
aS9 n ap atsRds SIS per 5eG %sef Ap WY
1870 Wisconsin ave. 10
ROUTE SALESMAN; earn SIS to SlOOI
weekly; no exper. required; perm.
employment with opportunity to own
your own business. ov. 3-3932.
SALESMAN, real estate; experienced
man to specialize in either the sale
Of business properties or farms and
estates. Apply BOSS d PHELPS.
INC. 1417 < st. NV. lie
SALESMAN. CLERK, retail tire store;
excellent salary and opportunity. for
yer Gar man and acE te Sale sen
HUNDLEY. 3446 l4th st. NV.
SALESMAN, for mems clothing store.
Salary and commission. Steady
position. Apply WEBSTER CLOTHES
SALESMAN - Experienced appliance
salesman to sell to dealers in D. c..
Md. and Va. on commission basis;
E 9H' woPR Appiy Charles E Hsr
man an, BARBER & ROSS CO. pc.
SALESMAN. interested in music;
$600-S1, 200 mo-; 1879 commission
front money; car necessary. Tele-
phone 1-5 pm. only TU. 2-0245.
SALESMAN, full and part time; ex-
earn $3.50 per wk. Part time, $3.50
wk. Car essential. No eanyassing.
Apply HOUSEHOLD SEWING MA
CHINE CO.. 1925 H st. ne" Ii
SALESMAN for Office supplies. COM
only those with successful past ex-
perience in this field will be consid-
cred: excel. earning opportunity and
future with one of leading companies
for right man: ref. will be carefully
1880. ' 1'' 10
SALESMAN-lf you have sales ability
nection with well est. Arm, selling q
complete line of storm windows, rock
wool insulation. weather. stripping
custom built screens and jalousies,
then call Mr.. Mann: La; $500 fol
OF AMERICA. 1925 New YORK
sALEsMAN-Have you ever consid:
cred the life insurance business?
It's e good business If you are
point. without obligation to CHES.
TER r. JONES. c. L. u. 800 Wyatt
Bldg. WASHINGTON, D. C. 10
SALESMAN-CONSULTANT - One Of
| the larger hearing-aid distributors
has 2 openings in the WASHINGTON
area; excellent future for earnest
man to enter semiprofessional field
man who qualities will have oppor.
| tunity for branch manager or dis.
tributorship; leads furnished on al
| calls; car essential; commission
basis. ST. 3-5554. 10
SALESMAN, KITCHEN CABINETS
Man exper. in selling Kitchens tc
builders in Wash. and VIC; very
profitable opportunity for person
qualifying; commission basis. Call
WO: 6-2205 for appointment. --12
Salesman at Once
A proven opportunity for a man with
car who is interested in a very
substantial income starting at once
You represent an old. established
firm. No down payment, deliveries
collections or investment. This Is 3
low-preSsure business. other ad-
yantages discussed at interview
Local territories open. Write r. s
SANDERSON. Box 202, Newark,
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TROUBLE

Young men, 1928, free to travel RE
Grande Valley, Texas and return.
Transp. furn.. expenses advanced:
average earnings S75 per wk. and
up. Must be neat and free to leave
on short notice. See B. r. JONES,
Franklin Park Hotel. 10 am. to II
noon: Z to 8 pm. is
MAN familiar with lum.
checker; must be able to fgure;
steady and reliable man only need
apply. Mr.. Chopp, KERN DISTRIB-
UT1NG CO, 2640 9th st. ne,
HO. 2-S300. ia
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DAIRY QUEEN OPERATOR, full time;
pleasant working conditions; vic.
Baileys Cross Roads, Va, or Claren-
don, Va. Apply 41l7 N. Fairfax
dr., Arlington, Va. Ill
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Storm Window Statesmen
(RuSco)

2 exclusive territories open-all leads
go to territory man.
All leads go to statesmen. The house
takes no deals whatsoever.
Drawing .account-all year not Just
two weeks.
Positive ONCE help in obtaining leads.
Direct mail-newspaper advertising
sound films all used to help de-
velop sales.
This is the most carefully laid out
program to assure q good yearly
income.
Check our program against what you
are now up against.
All interviews private and conf
Dental.
Call Mr.. Beatty, 1912 M street NV,
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HELP-MEN
REFRIGERATION
MAINTENANCE,

Under 40 yrs, permanent, all-around
maintenance work; experienced in
restaurant air conditioning and re-
frigeration; good pay plus meals:
paid vacation, paid sick leave,
group insurance benefits. employt
purchase discounts.
APPLY HOT SHoPPEs. INC.
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COLLECTOR-DRIVER

OO"OHO ~4G O4V4 v I4E
Young man. 22-30 yrs. of age. pref.
erably a veteran. who is neat in
appearance. courteous and is cap.
able of handling the general public
clear driving record and D. c
drivers permit are required. Jot
consists of making collections or
classified advertising accounts; 8.
day, 40-hr. week. Apply personnel
Room COS: open weekdays $500
and Sat. 81. No phone calls.
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1898 Conn. Ave.

-LOoo SOlH. ave.
SOLICITORS - Excel. proposition,
Guaranteed earnings. Apply 37O7
14th st. NV. Ill
SPOTTER,. experienced on silk and
and wool; synthetic dry cleaning
plant; good starting salary; steady
position: Apply SHERMAN CLEAN
STENOGRAPHER-We offer inter-
esting real estate work: 5-day week;
pleasant working conditions: en-
ploye benefits good starting salary
A capable, young lady with local
references preferred. Call Mrs. Will
liams. ma. S-550O. WEINBERG &
BUSH. 1907 H st. NV. Ia
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HELP-MEN
CIVIL
ENGINEER

BY one of Washington's largest
builders Must have several years
experience in registered Civil En-
gineer's office. Permanent position,
excellent pay. Must furnish the
best references. Box 190-B, Star.
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AElP-MEN

MAN; must be thor
oughly experienced on lubricating
Do not apply unless qualified. Hos
pitalization, accident and health in
surance. See Mr.. Wentz. at GRADY
MOTORS, 1900 Wis. ave-, Beth, Md
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LEGAL NOTICES Cont,
JOSEPH 4. MeMENAMIN. AttOrne,

JOSEPH A. McMENAMIN, Attorney.
426 Fifth Street NV.
Filed Feb. ~, 1858. Harry M. Hull,
-, Clerk.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District of Columbia.
LOIS L. LUMPKIN, 1919 indie
CORNELL LUMPKfN, Address Srets' IN On,
known, Defendant.-No. 343-53.-
The object of this suit is Absolute
Divorce voluntary Separation. On
notion of the plaintiff. it is this
9th day of February, 1858, ordered
that the defendant cause his ap-
pearance to be entered herein on
or before the fortieth day, exclusive
OF Sundays and legal holidays, &C.
curing after the day of the first
publication Of this order; otherwise
the cause will be proceeded with as
in case of default. Provided, copy
Of this order be published once a
week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter, and
The Evening Star before said day.
80 F. DICKINSON LET'S, Judge.
ISeal) Attest: HARRY M. HULL,
Clerk; By HELEN K. BENDURE,
deputy CLERK. mh3,
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN

We. are looking for one experienced
man who wants to operate indie
of setting up Office. Join our group
of independent agents with oppor-
tunitv for more than usual sales
commissions. Full support of estab-
lished realtor. Multiple listings
Montgomery County.
CLAUDE WOOD, Realtor, JU. $1,000
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IF YOU ARE STALLED IN YoUF
ING oReAN12ATTTeoNS T WHfcF
WON'T APPRECIATE YOUR NO.
T1VES, WE WANT TO MEET ANT
TALK WITH YOU. LIFE IS Toe
For FOR soMF o 5A EL Else rs SHORT !
LONG AGO WE LEARNED THAT
statesmen ARE AS GOOD AS YOU
TREAT THEM. THEY ARE THE
MOST IMPORTANT COGS IN ANY
ORGANIZATION. IF A SALESMAN
IS HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS HF
CAN SELL ANYTHING. WE HAVE
LEARNED THAT. TOO.
IF YOU ARE SEEKING A NEW EN-
PLOYER WHO WORRIES MORF
ABOUT HIS Statesmen THAN HE
DOES ABOUT HIMSELF OR WIS
MERCHANDISE. YOU WILL FIND
HIM HERE.
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SALESMAN

Opening for top-notch furnishings
salesman in fine speciality. store
Full-ttme. permanent Job selling ma
tionally advertised branded quality
merchandise. Excellent opportunity
for high. earnings. liberal discounts
on purchases, paid vacations and
usual company benefits. Apply Mr.
Stuart. THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 F st. NV, 10
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MAN, inside; exper.
pref; good starting salary; all COM
pany benefits. GE CREDIT CORP.
call Mr.. Simmons. Elk. BOISE.
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CRAFTSMEN
ELECTRONICS

Layout and drafting Of schematic
circuit diagrams Of electronics and
electromechanical assemblies. Mini
mum 4 yrs. experience in electronic
circuftry.
For further information please phone
JU. $1,000 Personnel Department.
VITRO CORP. OF AMERICA
962 Wayne Ave, Silver Spring. Md
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COOK

Age 25-40, experience in large vol
ume restaurant or cafeteria; excel
lent earnings; meals and uniforms
furn., paid vacation. paid sick leave,
group ms, disqualification, employe
purchase discounts.
APPLY HOT SHOPPES
RIM. 200, 1341 G st. NV.
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SHOE SALESMAN
THE BOOTERY

Excellent opportunity for man thor.
oughly experienced selling high
quality womens shoes. High earn.
ingS for right person.
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SAT,ESMF1

White or colored, with or without
exper.. sell mems dress shirts anc
ladies' nylon hose. direct to con.
sumner; excel earnings. steady empl
Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.
703 9TH st. NV. -15
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sA M.E D0sitlQn cGloFed
view at 1885 eth st. NV. bet. =
and 6 pm. any evening except Tues.
Sat. and Sun. DE. 2-62S6. III
statesmen who have sold with me
earn from $4,000 to $50. 900 each
year with an old established and
reliable corporation here in Wash
ngt f D. G. This rs field sn does not
type of selling. but opens the, door
cation, interior decorating. heating.
roofing. kitchens. bathrooms, recrea-
ton rooms, etc. The former me
organization have increased their
earnings to an all-time high. In
terviews from q to II am. or 3 to 4
pm. Ask for Mr. Clark. CONSOLE
DATED ENGINEERING & DISTRIB-
UTING CO. OF AMERICA. 400 H
sALEsMEN-Jr. statesmen between 81
and 80 yrs. of age who are inter-
ested in making selling their future
have an opportunity to learn the
construction and beating business;
lent refs. and desire to work hard
and learn and earn far above the
average. contact Mr.. Carl Norris,
SOLIDATED ENGINEERING &
DISTRIBUTING co. OF AMERICA.
400 II st. ne. -13
statesmen Merchandising men;
large ice cream company would like
to interview top-flight sales and
merchandising men in regards to
employment men with BACKGROUND
knowledge of food and soda foun-
tain operation helpful. but not a
necessity; salary rlus car allow
ance; please give age, experience
and family status in letter: our
statesmen know Of this ad. Box
6-R, Star. III
statesmen
White or colored, with or without
exper.. sell mems dress shirts and
ladies' nylon hose, direct to con-
sumner; excel. earnings. steady empl.
Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO..
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SALESMAN

S75-S15O a week while in
training. learning the dignifled pro-
fession Of preparing and presenting
, landscaping plans. Experienced
salesman preferred provided NO
previous experience in landscaping
Our top people are earning UP to
$500 and more a week. Complete
training given at no cost to YOU
provided you can qualify. Call
IA. $4,000 to arrange for an inter
view. No further information d.
vulged by telephone. Car necessary
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THE EVENING STAR
l101 Penna. Ave. NV.
CONSTRUCTION

EXPEDITER - ESTIMATOR, SPECI.
FICAT1ON AND CONTRACT WRITER
Must be. experienced and furnish
the best references.
Permanent job, excel. pay with unlim
oppor. for advancement based or
exper., ability and application there.
Apply
SHAPIRO
ENGINEERING CORPORATION
Oil 18th st. NV. ME. S-1711
10
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SaleSman-Advertising
teepho man rad fxDe or IN
car needed. Leads furn. Timeliest
promotion in the country. Cal
D1. 1850, mornings. 10
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HELP MEN lCont. J
AIRLINE
CO-Pn IGHT ENGINEERS

CO-PILOTS-FLIGHT ENGINEERS
Co-pilots must be 21-30,
commercial Incense, 5'S" to
So" tall, 500 hours solo or
command time. Flight engi-
neerS must have CAA A&E
licenses. age 1885, 4 years
mechanical experience or en-
gineering degree. First part of
CAA flight engineers written
exam, preferred.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Excellent opportunity for men 1885
with initiative and desire for a
business.
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NOT NEG
ESSARY. Car required.
Positions are permanent Many COM
pany benefits. Apply in person only.
CO.. 743S Wis. ave-, Bethesda. Md.
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HELP--MEN
WANTED

Four "hot-rod'' statesmen to operata
ing. Tv and appliance dealer. You
will sell in Fairfax and adjacent
counties where the ''pickins are
choice" and you'll get Commissions
that are the talk Of statesmen every
and privileges as well. Make no
mistake this ad can mean
BIG MONEY
for the right man. Phone IN,
4-1300. ask for Fred Kahn or apply
in person. GEORGES RADIO a
TV CO.. 416 s. Washington st.,
Faus Church, Va. la
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-03-12

judy Sue Goodwin %, Ciarksomg,
w. Va.
Edward Eugene Moran. 27, weld
er, and Betty Jane Snodgrass, Is,
both Pittsburgh, Pa
James Howard Golf, -, me-
chanir, Morgantown, " Va. and
Belnice Maxine Morgan, H. Sa-
blaton, W. va.
George William Chills, - min
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CLASS EARNS
HALF HOLIDAY
BY TRIPLE WIN
School Has Easter Chapel
Program Given by Sew
enth-Eighth Grades

Kitty Hawk.-Because they have
won the Emerson clubs cleanup
contest three times, pupils of Miss
Aylce SumrelPs ninth and tenth
grade home room at high school
are on vacation this friday af-
ternoon. They left school at 1915
to go to Roanoke Island, where
they visited Fort Raleigh. They
went in a truck provided by C. A.
Spruill and took their picnic lunch
with them. Glass funds were used
to buy soft drinks and ice cream.
Announcement of the three-tim
selection as the best housekeepers
in school was made at Wednes-
day morning chapel period. The
program at that time was present
ed by William Miller's seventh and
eighth grade pupils. 1t consisted OF
the Easter story, Scripture read
ing, prayer and a poem, "The Leg
end of the Dogwood." Those who
took part were Sandra Keller
Gladys Perry, Carol D. Perry anC
Shirley York.
Mr.. Miller himself was not pres
ent, as he was called home Thurs
day of last week by the serious ill
ness of his father, who lives at Gil
max, Ga. In his absence, Mrs. Kath-
crime Perry has been teaching his
classes.
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EIGHT IN CONTEST

Eight students will participate
in world peace speaking contest
Wednesday of next week, under
auspices of the Parent Teacher
unit. They are Dawn Tillett, Phyl-
lis Sawyer, Viola Rogers, Judy
Perry, Kay Whitfield, Minnie Spru-
ill, Norma Spruill and Jean Hines.
Each of them has written and
will deliver talk on "The Unit
ed Nations: It's Accomplishments
and Its Prospects"
The winner will receive public
speaking medal furnished by the
University of North Carolina and
another one provided by the local
school. In addition, a small amount
of money will be awarded in prizes.
Judges will be from out of the
county. Mrs. G. A. Whitfield of the
Parent-Teacher unit will preside.
Miss Alyce Sumrell, who has work.
ed with the contestants, said that
music before and after the speeches
would be part of the program.
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BAPTIST PASTOR
ABLE TO RETURN
TO KITTY HAWK

Kitty Hawk.-After an illness
which has kept him away all win
ter, the Rev. j. P. Tingle of Grants
boro, the pastor, expects to be at
the Primitive Baptist church to
conduct services Saturday and
Sunday mornings. The Rev. Mr..
Travathean, who has substituted
for him, will also be here and a
visiting minister will be the Rev.
j. B. Barnes.
Since last Sunday was the fifth
one in the month, a union meeting
was held at Bear Grass church
near Williamson, from Friday
through Sunday. Such a service
is held each fifth Sunday. From
Kitty Hawk, those going to Bear
Grass were Mrs. Mary Perry, Mrs.
Jennie Beasley and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Beacham, who went Fri
day and remained through Sun
day, and Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Perry
and Mrs. Hildegarde Perry, who
were there Saturday and Sunday.
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ROLLINS TILLETT WITH
NAVY AT KEY WEST

Key West, Fla. (FHTNC)-The
escort vessels USS Coates, De
Long and ]. Douglas Blackwood
are training sonar students in an
ti-submarine warfare.
Serving aboard the Coats is Roll
Inns D. Tillett, boilerman third
class, USN, of MAINS Harbor. He
is the son of Mrs. Jennie D. Tillett
and the late W. R. Tillett of Manns
Harbor.
Sonar is an underwater method
of detection using sound waves. 1t
is key factor in anti-submarine
warfare today.
The escort vessels are a class of
ship developed during World War
II as submarine killers and well
suited to the task of training the
future sonarman.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-04-03
MORRISON OPENS
BEACH BUSINESS
FOR WEEK ENDS
Dairy Queen Place in Kill Dew
il Hills Completely
Renovated

Kill Devil Hills.-The Dairy
Queen, to open April A tomorrow
sparkles like snow in the sun fol-
lowing complete redecoration inside
and out. Everything paintable is
pure white, to give the place the
fresh, immaculate look which Her.
pert Morrison, the owner and oper-
Dator, believes is essential to place
where food is handled.
The Dairy Queen, which serves
the soft 10 per cent butterfat ice
cream of the same name, maintains
such high standard of sanitation
that nobody except employees, who
have health permits, are allowed
inside. Curb service is not given
because the employees would have
to go outside and come in contact
with articles not entirely sanitary.
Instead, the customers come to
windows in the glass front of the
building, give their order, are
served and take it back to their
cars. They can see that the stain
less steel machine from which the
ice cream is served is immaculate,
but they don't see that every inch
of it is cleaned every day.
In the back room, everything is
as immaculate as up front. Equip
ment in the back includes large
walk-in refrigerator.
For the present, the Dairy
Queen will be open on Saturdays
and Sundays. Beginning June 1,
1T will be open daily. This will be
the second season for the business.
Last year, five people were employ
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-04-03
DUCK PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. J.. H. Spruill have
returned home after spending the
winter with their son, Foster Spru-
i'll, and family of Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Beals and
two children of Portlock and L. E..
Beoman of Norfolk, spent the week
end with Mr.. Beals' mother, Carrie
Beals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Beals of
New Jersey are visiting his moth
er, Mrs Holland Beals, and his
brothers, Jack and st. Clair.
Mrs. C. A. Spruill visited her
mother, Mrs. Eta Scarborough,
during the week. Mrs. Scarborough
remains critically i'll at the home
of her son, Levin Scarborough, of
Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Twiford and
daughter of Elizabeth City and
Clyde Twiford of Mays Head, visit
ed their mother, Mrs. Maggie Twi-
ford, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Whitson of
Norfolk spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Whitson.
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for the summer. Mrs. Griggs said
that an option to buy the Croatan
hotel, which they own, had expired
without the deal going through.
Miss Carmen Pridgen of Mays
Head attended Palm Sunday serv-
ices at the Episcopal church in
Elizabeth City. The palms used on
the altar and elsewhere in the
church were the gift of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Worth and came from
Hatteras.
Mrs. Roy Kessinger of Mays
Head returned Monday night from
Durham, where she was called by
the illness of her sister, Mrs. L. P.
Davis. In her classroom in Kitty
Hawk school, Mrs. r. B. Cobb sub
stituted for Mrs. Kessinger Mon
day.
Mrs. Neil H. Balm of Fayette-
vile came to the beach Monday
after Mr.. Balm, who runs a fishing
pier, had spent the week end at
home. Their son, Neil Balm, Jr,
who attends high school in Fay
etteville, will be here Sunday and
Monday for his Easter vacation
and Mrs. Balm will return with
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan Johnson and
family of Norfolk, Va, were at
Mays Head Sunday to visit his
mother, Mrs. Callie johnson, and
other relatives.
Cecil Winslow of Hartford was
week end guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
CASTOR Mann and daughter of
Mays Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Moore of
Norfolk, Va, were on the beach
Sunday. They were connected with
Jones Bingo last season.
K. E. Woodward of Ocean View,
Va, was guest Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Daughtry of Mays
Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Turner and
guests of Weldon spent the week
end at the Turner cottage at Mays
Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Brock of
Norfolk, Va, were week end guests
of her father, Wilkes Leary, at
Mays Head. Mrs. Leary was also
here from Elizabeth City.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Collier and
guests of Franklin, Va, spent the
week end at Joe Johnson's Kill
Devil Hills cottage. Mrs. Collier is
daughter of Mr.. johnson.
W. S. Gregory of Kill Devil Hills
is in Elizabeth City, where he was
called for jury in federal court.
Mrs. H. E. Bowen of Mays Head
spent part of Tuesday in Norfolk,
Va.