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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-17

of the Myndan Cain Beauty
school known as the Partisan
Beauty School, Inc. at sos Hen
nepin Ave.
Home: Mr. COMFY Landers, S645
Fourth Ave s, arrived home Mon
day morning, April Is. from st.
Louis, Mo, where he visited his
sister and brother-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Peters. Mr.. Landers
also visited with Mr. Johnnie
Wheeler trumpet player. who
formerly lived in Minneapolis.
First NlGhte- Bridge Club:
When the First Nighters Bridge
club held its regular meeting with
Mrs, Lillian Browne, 22Ol Firth
Ave, So. as hostess. the following
guests enjoyed a nice luncheon
and an afternoon OF fun Mines.
Ashby Gaskins. Forrest Virgins
Paul Curry, Alonzo Ellis, John
Hutcherson. Coleridge Hcndon
and the Misses Althea Ballard and
Willis Johnson.
Guest prizes were won by Mrs
Gaskins. first: Miss Althea Bal
lard, second and Miss Willis John.
son. third Club prizes were won
by Mines, Henry Thomas, Lillian
Browne and Ruth Hill. first, sec
ond and third, respectively, The
next meeting will be held on Sat
urday, May 9. with Mrs. Ruth
Hill, 22Ol Fifth Ave. S, as hos
tess
Visits Husband: Mrs. Weller
White Murray S43 Aldrich Ave.
N, left the city Thursday, April
IS. by plane for Camp StonemAn.
Calf. where she will visit her
husband. Airman lie Douglass
T. Murray Jr., who will soon be
leaving the states for overseas
duty. Mrs. Murray's stay will be
indefinite. When she returns
home. enroute. she will stop over
In Denver. Colo. to visit relatives
and friends.
Stork shower. The VIVA Of
Zion Baptist church gave a stork
shower for one Of its members,
Mrs Margaret Lewis. ss4 Bryant
Ave. N, on Thursday evening.
April II. The table was beauti-
fully decorated and carried out
the stork theme A lunch served
buffet style was enjoyed Many
useful and lovely gifts were re-
ceived for the baby-to-be. Guests
present were Mines. Celestial
Fraction. president Of the Mission
Society Katherine Anderson,
president Of the TWAS. Helen
Harris. Margaret Heron, Helen
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Mrs. WilIiom White
Surprised on Birthday
By Hubby & Friends

When Mrs. William White, IT'S
Rondo Ave. left home Saturday
evening. April IL. TO go to the
station TO meet her friend, Mrs.
Bert Buckner. she was unaware OF
the surprise in store in celebra-
ton Of her birthday which was
Friday, April 10.
On the way to the station. Mr..
White suggested that they stop
At the BuckneT's home and when
they arrived. Mrs White said she
would wait in the car, After some
persuasion, she finally consented
TO go inside As she entered the
house. she was greeted by Mrs.
Buckner. who had arrived home
earlier in the day, and the as
sembled guests singing Happy
Birthday"
Mrs. White realized that she
had been tricked again by her
good friends. The dining table was
beautifully set with a centerpiece
OF yellow jonquils and two lovely,
decorated birthday cakes at either
end. She received many beautiful
and useful gifts, among them =
kodak with flash light equipment,
a cherished gift from her husband
Lunch was served followed by
games was enjoyed by all
Guests present who helped cele-
brate were the Mines Anna woot-
en-, Susie TIdOs, Roberta Tyler
Sally Fletcher. Robert Jones, Flo
Frisco. Myrtle Ross, Mr., and Mrs
Ted Cunningham. Mr.. William
Gray. Tech Sgt Charles Cross
Master Sgt. Ruben F Warren and
Mrs. Allie Brown Of Minneapolis
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w, 7th St, at sp, m. Friday,
April IL
HOnlci Mrs, Bert Bucknsr, $50
W, Central Ave. returned homo
Saturday, April II. Mrs, Bucknsr
spent Easter with her parents IN
Arkansas. also visited q sister In
81. Louis, Mo, her Eiater-ln-law
In Memphis. Tenn, and spent .
day In Chicago visiting friends.
She reports a wonderful vacation
was enjoyed,
Home On IAaVcI Mr.. 70. A.
Boynton. ItSs Klaincrt st.. who
has been In the Minneapolis Vet.
Grams hospital for the past n
months u homo on a S0-dAy leave.
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Mrs. Nick Winter. zone chairman,
was well pleased with a good Job
very well done. Mrs. Carl H. Frac-
ton was block captain.
Dinner Party: On Sunday, April
IL at four o'clock p. m, the home
Of Mrs. Lillian Jackson. 80
Bryant Ave. NJ, was the scene of
a beautifully appointed dinner
party. Guests who enjoyed the
delicious repast and a social eve
ming were: Rev. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Sexton. Rev. and Mrs. Louis
johnson, Mines. Vera Richardson
Sadie Williams. Myrtle Banks,
Ethel Mcintosh and Mr.. Al
Brown.
Ill: Mrs. Corrine Bum. $50
Bryant Ave. N. is confined TO her
home due to illness.
willing Workers Club: The Will
ing Workers Club of Bethesda
Baptist church viii meet on Thurs
day April %. at 500 p. M, at the
home Of Mrs. Betty Jackson. 1917
Olson Highway Mrs. LeoIa Young.
president. urges all members to
be present.
Sad Mission: Mr.. Walter Thomp-
son, l107 Lyndale Ave. N, and
Mr.. Sam Thompson, 400 Emerson
Ave. NJ. left the city, Monday
April Is. for Waco, Texas to at
tend funeral services for their
mother.
Visits In East: Mrs. Essie Ar
mold. 2l04 e. 20 St, left the city
Friday morning, April 10, for an
extended trip, including Washing
ton. d. c.. Cleveland. o., and New
York City, where she will visit
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Venus Daniel, 1911 Olson
Blvd, and Mrs. Irene Little john
attended the Myndan Cain Beauty
Show on Sunday, April IL. Mines.
Daniel and Lttlejohn are students
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL

Jordan Choir The Al Jordan Choir met at the home Of
Mrs Dolly CushShon Co. ST. Anthony Ave. Sunday April
H. at Mrs Eunice Mitchell who has recently to
the city from Chicago welcomed into the group Mrs Anna
belle RdcRux president and Alexander H. Jordan director
Coffee Sip: On Easter Sunday April g. OEiel Chapter No
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Wedding Anniversaries
W PAIIl,

April 10 Mr., and Mrs, Maceo
O. Moody. 72T Rondu Ave, 20
years.
April ~ Mr. and Mrs LSROy
LaSenbcrry. siI 81 Anthony Ave-.
five years.
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Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS

Red Gross Block Workers In recent Red Cross drive
EnS o mad IL blocks to cover and reported
block returns IS contributors total of $3 Those who
served as block workers the Mines William Helm L.
maVersac John Dalton John Nellie Jr, William Allen Henry
Thomas, Claude Mason Leon Wallace and Carl Fracio
Evening star., 1953-04-05
AUToMoBlLEs Fos SALE

CHEVROLET AZ 2-dr. Fleetline; r.
and backup light, chrome wheel
plates. new paints. excel. mech.
cond.; $3.50. JE. 2-5703.
CHEVROLET l949 2-dr. Fleetline de
luxe: fully equipped; 900 actual
miles; IKE new cond.: 1895. AP.
CHEVROLET .3s s-dr. sedan: radio,
paint; $16O. RA. 6-445O.
CHEVROLET '52 2-dr.; r. and h.,
cond.: s1.eSo. s'' uN. N.'yC2 1-44ss. s 'A'
CHEVROLET so 2-door sedan;
equipped with Powereiide. heater
and seat covers; tires in excel.
cond;; low mileage; 1-.owner car.
VA IA: guarantse: Price. 81 1875;
PpOHANKA SERVICE, INC. 1925
10th St. NV, Elk. $4,000. Closed
caEvRsoLiEr 81 Cdr: blue finish
mileage; steal at Ss si.S45. Also c
CHASE sd cHIE,XdRSoLET. ~ 7725 Wis.
cHEvRoLET 81 Bel Air; beautiful
Easter special. Si.495. Also many
Ssails CHASE e sHRSSf from 97st cHEXY Ws
ave. OIL. 4-61OO. %
CHEVROLET 80 convertible; cream
finish: fully equipped; real sharp.
ASK for used car No. 241: S1.295.
CHEVY CHASE cHEvRoLET. 7S25
Wis. ave. OIL. 4-6l0O. g
CHEVROLET '51 4-dr. Styleline de
luxe Powerglide; $4,000 miles; 1
SSTnsr; adE IKE new: fully equipped:
from. CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET.
7726 Wis. ave. OIL. 4-61OO. -6
CHEvnOLET 40 2-door: S245. JU.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
AUToMoBlLrs ron SAFE

CHEVROLET 80 club coupe. fully
equipped; 1 owner; serviced by US
fSEefSIids hsS fSr Used car No. sSs. @ss
Also many others to choose from
CHEVY chase CadEEVVHRoLET' dEVH 7a20
CHEVROLET t94s Eleetmastsr 4-dr.
' inside GGidV and out. ssa5. JE. a-4554.
CHEVROLET '4S Fleetmaster 4-dr.
sedan; Al condition.: SS45 or best
offer. JU. 5-6549.
CHEVROLET 81 club coupe; metallic
gray; ell extras except radio. PERI:
n any way. is, 600 mi. Orig. owner
going overseas. will sell at $3.50 be-
loW going price for 81 1895 cash.
Except. buy. TIE. 6-7O39. Ill
CHEVROLET 1914 club coupe; excl
condition throughout; 1925 cash
CHEVROLET '4s eOnvt.; peri. cond;,
Pss wtSp o%p.r ressSt ssss SSsor ssS s. 0csrasS s1.
CHEvRohET e6iES0ni is6o SS SID VVSSi S.dr.: new
tires. perfect cond.i r. and h.. psL
CHEVROLET 1851 2.dr. de luxe;
nGsf[tNRa; 'nl. o%n.r; ! si,4s5. Kins s-6ts4H SH
CHEVROLET 1851 2-door sedan; r
and h.. other extras; low-mileags
car; very clean: 81 ,295. PINEY
BRANHC MOTORS, JU. S-1185.
CHEVROLET 1910 4-door sedan;
orig. black finish; one owner; $3.50
PINEY BRANCH MOTORS. Ju
CHEVROLET 1e4e 2-door de luxe; r
and h; $1,000 mi; good tires; pvt
owner; $3.50. $50 IA, 9-616O. v,:.,SS,r. v,SS,
2-door; Powerglide, black. FULLY
equipped; $500 actual mi; 1 oWr:
er; must sell quick; $1.69b. Car
Crescent 1887. %
Evening star., 1953-04-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET IL.In 9llG:r so s. club coupe: satin
ssSSgs1D ~ sToAIMANS \ otSSsyroisI'' rC
CHEvROLET 1850 specisl coupe;
fice for $500. JE. s.544s.M WA .5 .
CHEVROLET Al 2-dr.; h, a new
S295, 1900 Rhode Island ave. ne.
jet black dnis1. Powersiide. heater.
A nice car at the right price; 81 .395.
MOTORS, sSoo 1919 North Capitol St..
CHEVROLET 81 .2-door: radio, heat
er. EN- Poyerslids;, ses 10000 miles. S1.S96.
cGExRoEET fns Sa T-2sS9 ~! e5. 600 mi. 70 r. h.:
spotiet.. new tires. excel ,cend
throughout. S300 best ofier. CO..
CfaaevVHRaoLET AZ a-dr.; r.. h.; tor
allowance for your car, Q real fine
sh S toT ns ST Price 4oa4 e sSSs %s Ne
CHHvRoEESTp III TSp' 1850 styleline de luxe
sedan: r. h., many extras; IN finest
'7WOLFG MI Oft6, 1891 WIFE, avg.
NV. EN-: 3-0141. Open Sun. ia.
CHEVROLET '51 4-dr. de luxe; Pow
erslide, fully equipped, $4,000 mi,
orig. owner; $1,425. Ju. 5-9764;
1850 styleiine de luxe
club coupe; equipped with radio,
heater, directional signals and pre-
MUM U. 8. Royal Master white side
wall tires. is q .one-owner car, In
good condition. far above everege;
$l,245. PARKWAY FORD. 3O61 N
st: NV. AID. 2-0185. Open 8 to 8.
CHEvROLETS 1851 convertibles (2};
both have metallic radiant green
finish; one has Powerglide. radio
and heater, plastic black top. nu-
merous extras other has new tan
top, straight transmission and also
fully equipped. See these tremen-
dous values; sporty cars, at only
81 .495 and $1,595. MONTGOMERY
STUBBS. Lincoln Mercury Dealer,
3715 Bladensburg rd.. AP. 1929.
Closed Sunday. -6
Evening star., 1953-04-05
AUToMoBlLEs FOR sALC

CHRXSLER 1851 Traveller; fully
equip; excel: cond;; q great saying,
INC, Chrysler- Plymouth, 400 Ga.
ave NV, Ia. $4,000.
CHRYSLER 1850 Imperial; fully
equip, in perfect cond., this car has
to be seen to be appreciated; only
$1,595. ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
Chrysler-Plymouth, 41OO Ga. ave.
NV, Ia. $4,000.
CHRYSLER 1946 sedan: S495 only
S149 down.. Q city blocks Of amaz-
ing bargains. AUTO WHOLE
Rd. ne. q
Evening star., 1953-04-05
AUToMoBiLEs FOR SALE s. =

CHEW. '4S Fleetline Aero sedan; r, h.
good tires: many extras; good clean
car; 500 or best .offer. WO. 6-5797.
between 8 and 8 Pm. IS
CHEv. 1949 convert; new top: excel.
cond.; r. h., extras; $1,000. ia.
2-770S. -6
CHEW. so conv.; Powerglide; r. and
h: original cream finish. black top:
motor and body perfect: S1,145.
LOGAN (Ford). 1901 Wis. ave. EN-.
2-2617.
l949 sedan; S795: only
$149 down. 2 city blocks OF amaZ-
ing bargains. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, INC, 1891 Bladensburg
Rd ne. %
80 Grub coupe; S1,450.
STEUART TRUCK CENTER. 2001
w. Va. ave. ne, LA. 5000. b
CHRYSLER 1850 "6" 4-dr. Windsor
limosine; black; mileage. $1,000.
CO. 5-4100, weekdays. O to 8. -13
Evening star., 1953-04-05
AUToMIoBILFs FOR SALE


CHEW. '4S Aero 2-df.:: r. and h., ver,
soYi;,. ssleSn; ig9%d1sHu ES1d buy at, st only S595
nnSnmoOutn. 4l0O Ga. ave. NV. Ia
o-@SOu. "a ~
CHEW. 81 2-dr. 'styleline de luxe
Powerglide. other extras; perfect
condition inside and out: beautifu
GAN Ford. 1901 Wis. ave. EN-
CHEv. 81 Glib. cpe.; green, Power.
glide, r. and h.. exceptionally clean
Ei.4y5' 2.day money-back trial. 4.
montn written guarantee. HILL 4
SANDERS, Wash s Oldest Ford Deal.
er. LILA Vermont ave. NV, AID
CHEv. so 2-door; lovely pastel,
green; . hne, economy car; 81 ,O95
2-day money-back trial, 4-montf
written guarantee. HILL & SAND.
Frs; Wash s Oldest Ford Dealer
1114 Vermont ave. NV, AID. 4-43OO
"A
Evening star., 1953-04-05
AUTOMOBILES ron. SALE,


CHEYROLET ~ Arrow. sedan; 81 :.
600 MI. new tires and brakes,
owner; price. S625. IA. 2-9l40
CHEVROLET 81 2-dr. styleline Spec.
equipped, owner, excel. cond.
/ $1,1o5 or best offer. HE. 4-5S63.
CHEVROLET 81 4-door styleline de
luxe; excel. conri., one owner; $3.50
or best ofier.. TE. 6-i6O2. -5
CHEVROLET 40 4-door sedan; r., h.,
very. good cond.; S40O. JE. 10000
CHEVROLET 1850 2-dr.: new tires,
heater. excel. cond.; pvt. owner.
$1,095. 10. 6-4741. IS
CHEVROLET 1852 de luxe 4-dr.
$500 buys my equity. Take over S6S
monthly payment; 4 mos. old; black
5000 NIL; fully equip; peri. Call
any time, KE. 7-O416. -5
CHEVROLET 80; excel. cond., equip. /;
one owner: S1,195 or best offer.
RA. 6-7602. -6
CHEVROLET 80 club coupe; $1,O95.
STEUART TRUCK CENTER, 200
W. Va: ave. ne, La. $1,000. %
excel cond.; / owner: 1895. %
Primrose St., Ch.' Ch., Nd, OIL. 2
7744. =. %
Evening star., 1953-04-05
BIG THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, APRIL 3, 1853
AUTOS FOR SALE tcont. ,

CADILLAC 81 4-door; r, h., seat
covers; excel. cond.; $4,000. Phone
sedan; savoy S1 sraS. srass' eaSSipped f'Hfh with
Cadillac's finest accessories for the
discriminating buyer; $3,575. AKERS
OLDSMOBILE-CADIL CO., Fair
lington Shopping Center, Alex, Va.
OV. 3-O350.
CADILLAC 81 series go Special
Fleetwood sedan; r. and h., HYdra-
. MoB1LEscADfLLHc Co, Alex. Va.
CADILLAC 1851 "62" sedan; gray
1nish, radio, heater. seat covers and
1iydra-Matic drive; distinctive in
eXPyroE eyXiPPTyr de'Htli GeS safI
Co, 1922 22nd st. NV, ST. $4,000.
CADILLAC = Have purchased new
1-dr.. series 81; Hydra-Matic. seat
covers, turn siEnals, Wv. tires;
washer; Hight sEay = body 1900
LATfMER, JU. 9.67SI. %
CHEVROLET 81 Fleetline sedan; 2
oS.rrfids fats II $685. 5sny p1sE9 sEsFis sANea lRs
GaEvR0IkT 1885 90 4-door; sac.
HOOD P0NTIAc. 4221 Connecticut
cMSVEoEET S0ffSY' 81 styieline 2-dr,: un-
usually clean. owner, low mileage,
heater; $1,25O. IA. 1885. IS
CHEVROLET 1852 de luxe club coupe:
fully equipped, peri. black; less
,thGn 5000 mi, owner; $1,695.
5MORRIS-HUGHES, 1914 Georgia
ave. NV, RA. 6-1122. IS
CHEVROLET 81 Styleline Power
eide 4Idr. I'D ,,sIa dusk gray s.d tinishb Ilib like
Icheyroiet), 32se NJ st. NV. AID.
cfMSR6e0LET 81 ta) club coupes. /
green. l maroon; fully equipped;
unconditional guarantee: ST ,295.
CONVICTION MOTOR CO., INC.
metropolitan Areas Largest Pack
ard Dealer). 1880 Wis. ave. OIL.
CHEVROLET AS 4-dr.< Fleetline, 2.
tone green: has had exceptional
care; unconditional guarantee; $S95.
COVINGTON MOTOR. CO., INC.
metropolitan Areas Largest Pack
ard Dealer), 1880 Wis. ave. OIL.
CHEVROLET so; heater, dark green;
l owner, bought less than VI. ago:
1880 mi. S1,525. Will consider
1946-4S car in trade JE. 3-3S44.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR sALE

CHRYSLER 194l windsor 4-dr.,
body, engine and tires excel. cond.;
new front end; r., h.; S236. Can
pc seen 1880 Decatur st. NV. any
time. RA. 6-S201. -6
CHRYSLER 1850 4-dr. De luxe wind.
sor; orig. owner; blue, 2. and h.,
Wv. tires; appears like new; good
cond.; S1,S05. JU. 6-66SA. -
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-06
MANTEO SCOUTS USHER
At OYSTER BOWL GAME

A group of Boy Scouts from
Manteo went Saturday to Norfolk
with their leaders, Edwin Mid
gett and T. H. Noe, to serve as
ushers at the Oyster Bowl game,
played by Duke and the Univer-
sity of Virginia. They were Davis
Balance, Billy Tugwell, Roy
Gray, James Stillman, Paul Mid
gett, Tommie O'Neal, Tommy
Biggs, Caleb Myers Brickhouse,
Allen Dough and Byron Sawyer
Scouts from all troops in the
Tidewater Council ushered.
Among others attending were
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Daniels, Jr.,
R. Bruce Etheridge, Mr.. and Mrs
Mccoy Tillett, Mr.. ard Mrs. Wal
lace McCown, Miss Mollie Fear.
ing, w. w. Harrington, c. r
Evans, Mrs. Edwin Midget and
daughter, Patsy, Mr.. and Mrs
Rudolph Peele, all of Manteo and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. v. Nelson OF
Kill Devil Hills.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-06
METHODISTS MAKE
NJ ANY CHANGE S
IN pastoral TES.
Some Ministers Returned for
9th Year; New Faces
Appear in Circle

Some brand new ministers
enter the field for the first time
this year, and some of the old
ministers have been returned for
the eighth year, among the
Methodist Pastorates in the Eliz-
abeth City District. In Wanchese,
Rev. c. w. Guthrie has returned
for his 9th year, and at Avon,
Rev. P. M. Porter is back for his
9th year.
MILFORD Wise of Manteo, new
entry in the ministry will go to
the Bath charge. Swan Quarter
gets a new pastor, Rev. A. j.
Stone. Stumpy Point new
pastor, Rev. Aaron Tyson. Rev.
Stephenson goes to Ocracoke.
Rev. L. P. Jackson is returned
to Belhaven; Rev. H. R. Ashmore
to Manteo; Rev. Earl Meekins to
Columbia; w. B. Gregory to Kitty
Hawk.
Replacing Mr.. Gregory at Hat
Mattamuskeet circuit in Hyde
gets Rev. H. S. Garris.
teras is Rev. Dan E. Meadows.
Replacing DR.. F. S. Love as
District Supt. is c. F. Heath.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-06
DARE RECORDER HEARS
MANY TRAFFIC CASES

Several traffic cases appeared
before Judge Baum in Dare Re-
corders Court Tuesday. D. A.
Rogers, Jr., pleaded guilty to
speeding at IS miles per hour
and was fined $40 and costs.
Percy Leon Daniels pleaded
guilty to failing to observe a
stop sign and was taxed with
court costs
William Carl Jernigan, who
failed to yield the right of way,
and in collision with the car of
Mrs. Clifford Midget of Kitty
Hawk, and whose car was great
ly damaged, was taxed SIS and
costs.
R. C. Francis, charged with
driving while intoxicated, testi-
fled to by the patrolman, and
charged with driving with de-
fective muffler, to which latter
charge he pleaded guilty and on
this count only was found guilty
and fined $40 and costs.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-06
DENTAL CLINIC FOR
DARE BEGINS NOV. 8

DR.. w. w. Johnston of the
Currituck-Dare Health Depart
ment announces there will be a
series of ten weeks Dental Clinics
held in the schools of Dare and
Currituck Counties, beginning in
Dare County November 9.
This service is made possible
by the Division of Oral Hygiene
of the State Board of Health CO.
operating with the Local Health
Department These clinics will
take care of as many as possible
in the first through the eighth
grades.
There are many children in this
group who need dental care
badly and since this service is
free the health department hopes
to have the full cooperation of
every one concerned in order
that the maximum service may
be rendered.
However, this is not compul-
sorry and if any parents do not
wish to have their children's
teeth looked after in these clinics,
they are asked to notify, in
writing at once, the principal of
the school the child attends.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-06
RAYMOND BASNETT TO
BE BANKS DEPUTY
Two Justices of the Peace Recon-
mended by County Board; Law
Sought on Hatteras

Raymond Basnett of Buxton,
was this week employed by the
Dare, County Commissioners as
special Deputy Sheriff to police
Hatteras Islands two communi-
ties at a salary of $3.50 a month.
The board also recommended to
Governor Umstead for immediate
appointment two Magistrates:
Fred Gray of Avon and James
Turner of Buxton, in Kennekeet
and Hatteras Townships, res
spectively.
The problem of law and order
grows and grows on Hatteras Is
land, and has given the decent
element of people great concern
for a long time.
1t is hoped that the plan now
being formulated for quick trial
close home will bring some re-
suits.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-06
AMERICAN EDUCATION
WEEK BEGINS NOV. 6
Manteo Schools Invite Public for
Special Program Nov. IL

November 8-14, 1853 has been
designated as this years Ameri-
can Education Week by its spon-
sors, the National Education As
ISOLATION, the American Legion,
the U. S. Office of, Education, and
the National Congress of Parents
and Teachers.
The central theme for this
years observance is addressed to
the Individual citizen: GOOD
SCHOOLS ARE YOUR RESPON-
SIBILITY. The daily topics re-
late to various aspects of the
modern school program and to
some of the schools most urgent
needs: moral and Spiritual
Foundations" Learning the
Fundamentals Building the
National Strength Preparing
for Loyal Citizenship "The
School Board in Action" ''Your
Child's Teachers" and parent
and Teacher Teamwork"
During American Education
Week more than IL million peo-
pie are expected to accept the
schools special invitation to visit
classrooms and observe school
work. In addition, the spotlight
of public attention will be TO-
cused on the work of the schools
through the press, radio, tele-
vision, special programs, and
many other channels of COM
munication.
American Education Week is
inventory time" says the spon-
soring committee. 1T is an occa-
sion to review the purposes and
accomplishments of the schools.
1t is time to consider school
problems, needs, and plans. It is
a time for determination Good
schools do not just happen. In
each community and state the
schools are what we make them.
They must have our interest and
support = during American Ed
ucation Week, and during every
week of the year"
In Manteo the public is invited
to visit the school on Wednesday,
November IL, when a special
program on Armistice Day will
be presented by Grade 10 at nine
Am. Afterward, visitors are in
vited to visit the classrooms.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-06

DIR. WILLIAM T. RALPH of
Belhaven was unanimously elect
ed president of the Southern
Albemarle Association Wednes-
day following luncheon at the
Manteo Airport, succeeding Law
renee L. Swain of Manteo. Vice
Presidents for the six counties of
the association, all unanimously
elected are as follows: Beaufort,
Mrs. Scott Topping of Belhaven;
Dare: Melvin R. Daniels of Wan
cheese; Hyde, N. w. Shelton of
Swan Quarter; Martin, Alexan-
der Corey of GAINESVILLE; Tyrrell,
Julian H. Swain of Columbia, and
Washington, Harry w. Pritchett
of Creswell. Mrs. Wilton Smith
of Bath was elected Secretary,
and NJ A. Matthews of Columbia
Treasurer.
Belhaven was announced as
the place of the annual meeting
of the six-county association next
year.
During the welcome meeting
IN the forenoon, Melvin Daniels
welcomed the visitors, and res
ponses were made by P. D. Mid
gett III of Engelhard, and by T..
r. Spruill as President for Wash
ington County.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-06
LAND 70 TROUT IN
LESS THAN 3-HOURS

Mays Head. = Three Salisbury
anglers, L. w. Owen, Marvin
Goodnight and Henry Carter
made record breaking catch of
spotted sea trout while casting
in the surf here at Mays Head on
Thursday. In less than three
hours the three anglers landed a
total of 70 fish and all weighed
one and a half pounds or better
with a few going to four pounds.
The anglers were using sea
hawk lures to attract the fish.
Last week the big run of sea
trout was centered in the waters
OF Roanoke Sound near the Mays
Head-Roanoke Island bridges.
Thousands of speckled trout, the
WeakfiSh of northern anglers
were landed.
These fish, which have shown
up in greater numbers this year
than in many past season have
been taking a variety of artifi-
cial lures ranging from sea hawks
and other types of minnow-like
plugs to nylon and feather iiqs.