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Smyrna times., 1956-03-22
Smyrna-ClaytOn
Calendar of Events

The Smyrna Clayton Business
and Professinal Women's Clubs
are sponsoring this weekly column
as a public service to the COM
munity and as a guide to new
comers who may be interested in
visiting or joining our organiza-
tions. Any civic organizations de-
string to be listed on this Calen-
dar are requested to contact Mrs
June c. Anthony, News Service
chairman, phone 5391.
Smyrna Rotary Club
Meets every Thursday at 6:15 pm.
at Wayside Inn
Howard Pletsch, President.
Smyrna Lions Club
Meets the second and fourth Mon
day at 6:29 pm, at Wayside Inn
Harry Shortt, President.
David c. Harrison Post
American Legion
Meets the first Wednesday of
each month at the Town Hall
Building at 500 pm.
Charles Antoine, Commander.
American Legion Auxiliary
Meets the first Monday of each
ninth at 500 pm.
Mrs. Jean Nowland, President.
Twentieth Century Club
Meets the second and fourth
Thursdays of each month at 200
pm, in the Twentieth Century
Club House
Mrs. Harold Wickham, President.
Smyrna Grange No. 81
Meets the second and fourth
Thursday of each month at 500
pm, in the Odd Fellows Hall
John Dukes, Master.
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QUESTIONS and ANSWERS

Q-I am Korea veteran and ]
meet all the eligibility require
ments for CT training. 1 have just
enlisted for another tour of mil
itary duty. Could I train while
I'm in uniform?
A-No. Under the law, veter-
ans may not receive Korean CT
training while on active duty
even though they meet all the
basic requirements.
+ Q-During the war 1 was an
officer of the commissioned corps
of the Public Health Service.
have been retired for age, and am
now drawing retirement pay
Since I have a. service-connecte6
disability, 1 am eligible for VA
compensation payments. May re.
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COward's Trailer Court, Dover, Has
IS Spaces in Splendidly Kept Park

Coward's Trailer Court, N. Lit
tie Creek Road, Dover, has 35
spaces for trailers in a park that
is always kept in splendid condi-
tion. 1t has a modern laundry for
use by tenants, and other up-to-
date facilities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Coward are
proprietors of the court, which
was established three years ago
and is competently managed by
Mrs. Coward. 1t was the first
trailer court to take the soldiers
off the air base.
A trailer court as well kept as
Cowards is an incentive to the
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MAJOR DELAUNE AT U. OF ID
Named Assistant Professor OF
Military Science and Tactics

Named Assistant Professor OF
Military Science and Tactics
The assignment of Major Rich
ard K. Delaune of Baton Rouge,
Louisiana, as assistant professor
of military science and tactics at
the University of Delaware has
been announced by Col E. w.
Hiddleston, professor of military
science and tactics.
Major Delaune completed the
advanced ROTC course at Louisi-
ana State University and was
commissioned a End Lieutenant of
Infantry upon graduation from
OCS at Fort Benning, Georgia, in
1943. Upon his release from ac-
tive duty in 1916, he returned to
Louisiana State University and
received a degree in political sci
ence in 1947.
Recalled to active duty in Dec
ember, 1850, Major Delaune serv-
ed three years in Japan before
being assignd to duty at Fort
Benning. He is a recent gradu-
ate of the Associate Infantry Of
ficer Advanced Course there.
Major Delaune, his wife, Jewell
Lynn, and their small son, Richie,
are residing at 2 Knickerbocker
Drive, Brookside, Newark.
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eeive the VA payments concur
rently with my retirement pay?
AYES. There is no bar against
receipt of disability compensation
pay, along with retirement pay of
an officer of the Public Health
Service commissioned corps, retir-
ed for reason other than disabil-
ity.
Q-I am a disabled Korea vet
eran, discharged early in 1855.
What is my deadline for finishing
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Newcomb & Hand, Inc, Port
Mahon, on Route 80 seven miles
east of Dover, are among the
largest wholesalers of oysters and
clans in this area.
They have their own oyster and
clam beds in Delaware Bay and
ship to 40 States. In addition they
supply chain stores and seafood
wholesalers and retailers.
Josiah S. Newcomb, president;
Roy S. Hand, vice president and
secretary, and Smith Hand, trea-
surer are officers of the firm which
was established in 1945. Their ex-
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Freds TelevisiOn Service, CheswOld,
Handles Sales, Service and Repairs

Fred's Television Service, Main
Street, Cheswold, provides resi-
dents within a 20 mile radius with
expert service and repair work on
all makes of, nv sets and also
handles installations. In addition,
he is authorized RCA representa-
tive and is an expert on antenna
erection.
Fred Kornrumps, the proprietor,
is a graduate of the TV school in
Wilmington and his experience
covers four years. He established
his own business a year and a
half ago and since then has done
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tenants to keep everything spick
and span and as a result it's repu-
tation has spread far and wide.
The attractive location and good
accommodations have n d u d
many temporary visitors to pay
return visits and to send their
friends here. The business brought
to the locality by tenants in the
trailer court amounts to a tidy
sum every week, and its fine re-
putation engenders goodwill for
the community as whole.
Few trailer courts anywhere
are kept in better condition.
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Delmarva Warehouses, Inc, Dover,
Also Handle Moving, Hauling, Storage

Delmarva Warehouses, Inc,
William st. and PRR in Dover,
have since 1928 engaged in gen.
eral merchandise warehousing, and
also in moving and hauling.
The firm has IL warehouses and
eight competent employees and thus
is able to handle the storage of
a tremendous quantity of goods.
Household moving and storage are
done, and local and long distance
hauling of any description.
w. L. Harris is president of the
firm; Douglas L. Harris, his son,
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is vice president and general man.
ager, and Leslie Gooden is secre-
tary and treasurer.
Through the years they have
been in business in Dover they
have established a reputation for
reliability that it is impossible to
beat. That, plus their splendid
service, has won them repeat bus
mess from firm after firm.
Delmarva Warehouses, Inc, is
also agent for Allied Van Lines,
which cover the nation.
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vocational rehabilitation training
under Public Law 894?
A-Your deadline is January 81,
1864, or nine years after separa-
tion, whichever comes first. There
are exceptions to this deadline for
certain veterans, but they do not
apply to you.
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Newcomb & Hand, Inc., Port Mahon,
Ship Clans and Oysters to 40 States

perience, however, goes back go
years.
Newcomb & Hand employ Ills
persons in season and their indus
try during the fall, winter and
spring, is one of the busiest in
Delaware.
Inquiries are invited from chain
stores, wholesalers and retailers
for the finest of fresh oysters and
clans, which come from their own
beds.
Neither in quality or service will
you find anything better than
from Newcomb & Hand.
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FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPS

Social Security for Self-Employed
Professional Groups Compulsory
Social Security for self-employ-
ed professional groups brought
under old-age and survivors in
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their first taxable year after 1854,
Mr.. Milbouer said. The report
and tax for social security pur-
poses must be filed along with
their Federal income tax return
which is due April Is, 1856. The
social security tax for any self
employed person in work covered
by the law is 8 percent of net
earnings. If net earnings were
as much as S4OO in 1865, report
must be made and the tax paid.
Net earnings up to $4,000 in a
year are credited to social Sc
curity account and the social Sc
curity tax on earnings UP to that
amount must be paid.
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The first Prohibition law in the
us. was invoked in Kansas in
1880.
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completely satisfactory work for
hundreds of residents.
Personal attention is given to
every job, and when new parts
or tubes are needed, he uses
standard requirements. Mr.. Korn-
rumps also repairs home radios.
With the baseball season COM
ing up and the big political con-
ventions not too far in the future,
it would be a good idea to have
your TV set completely checked
to make sure you get the finest
possible service when something
good is on.
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In many cases, cheerful giver
is one who doesn't give enough
to make him uncheerful.
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TIME TO GIVE SOME THOUGHT TO
FALF-HANDED SCHOOL PROPOSALS

The action of the Dare County Board of Education last
week in adopting halfway measure for school district
which leaves large Mays Head township should
have lot of scrutiny voters in other parts of the county
who expected to for $25O0OO bond issue erect
high school at Manteo For one thing it puts an undYe
burden on many people, In that it leaves out much property
In the most valuable part of Mays Head exempng them
from taxes and leaves out for the time being lot of chill
dren living in the exempted
The Board of Education this other actions
which hahanded and have the appearance of children
at play first trying to please one then another group has
previously said would not approve high school at Kitty
Hawk but is trying to get high school built Manteo
does the board of education purpose to do with the high
school pupils of that community? Surely school is to
all it should be paid for by all.
The action of the board in adopting halfway school
district leaves out millions of dollars of property valuation
In fact the amount of property that is left out almost
equals the amount left in the district This double
it? The people who live the Dare mainland the people
of Roanoke Island and those of the lower end of Mays
Head south of the gsaw road and the property
the must bear the entire burden taxation
square deal?
Surely Dare County needs Board of Education more
than before looks like not much change for i'm
provement since the people not sufficiently interested
to put candidates. In the whole five there
only contest this board While it will most likely
be improvement to make any change in this instance
there other places remaining unchaenged and
offer much hope for the better We easily predict from
the complexion of the next board stacks up the
highest degree of confusion and disorder in the schools of
Dare County for the next few that has known
and that saying lot when consider of the past
history which the schools operated
not for the benefit of the children Rather they oper
ated in actual practice for the benefit financial and other
wise OF number OF Selfish greedy and too Often ignorant
people When to point that members of the Board
of Education act officially only out of spite motive just
to get even with with whom they disagree they
indeed unworthy of any public trust And that is what
manifest many times today both on boards of educa
ton and school committees as we'll
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fredericksburg, Md, visited DR.. Len
mons mother and sister, Mrs.
Garnet Lennon and Mrs. Isabel
Warren, last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Parker and
children of Elizabeth City spent
last week end with Mrs. Parker's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Greet.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Harrington
had as their guests last week end
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Burgess, Mrs.
C:.y Swindell and Mr. II. T. White
of Belhaven, aud Miss Lucy Whit,
Burgess of RaleiSh.
Miss Dorothy L,rgston D!
Washington, D. g, and Goldsburo,
left Thurst,y morning after
spending several days with her sis
ter, Mrs. D. E. Evans, ard Mr..
Evans.
Mrs. Minnie Midget had as her
guests Sunday her daughter, Mrs.
w. B. Elliott, and Mr.. Elliott, of
Oceana, Va.
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REV. j. M. JOLLIFF
OF GATESVILLE is DEAD

The Rev. James Marvin JoITiff,
76, retired Methodist minister,
died Sunday in the Roanoke
Ghewan Hospital in Ahoskie at
1880 pm. after short illness.
The Rev. Mr.. Jolliff first went
to Gainesville in 1885. He remained
at Gatesville for nine years while
serving four churches. He retired
at the Wilmington conference in
1851, but later was recalled to help
serve churches in Gainesville, Win
ton and Harrellsville.
He began his ministerial work
in Tyrrell County. Later, he filled
pulpits in Hatteras, Manteo, South
Mills and StonewaIl. He was high
ly regarded in Dare County.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Mary
White JoIliff, he is survived by
four sons, Wilton Marvin Jolliff,
of Manteo; A. Carroll Jolliff, of
Raleigh; Thurston w. Jolliff, Fort
Ord, Calf, and R. P. Jolliff of
MoBehead City; three daughters,
Mrs. Leigh Hassell, of Manteo;
Mrs. w. T. French, of Morocco,
North Africa, and Mrs. A. F.
Wetherington, of Hampton, Va; 10
grandchildren, and several nieces
and nephews.
Funeral services were conducted
Monday at 2 pm. at the Gainesville
Methodist Church by the pastor,
the Rev. Henry A. Bizzell, assist
ed by the Rev. B. B. Slaughter,
of the Durham Methodist Church,
and the Rev. ]. L. Walter Moose,
of the Gainesville Baptist Church.
Masonic rites were performed at
the graveside in the family ceme-
terry near Belvidere.
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SRiNE
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u from other clubs, in
Are County Shrine Club,
4 the job. Local Shriners
k received copies of the
Ceremonial program
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|MANNs HARsoR PERSONAL:

Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Goodwin
have returned to their home in
Siler City after visiting Mrs.
Goodwin's mother, Mrs. Mary Mid
gett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jordan
and children, Sharon and Eddie,
of Norfolk spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Bratten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy D. Greet of
Norfolk were recent guests of
Mrs. Mary Greet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hassell and
sons of Norfolk were here for the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Thel-
bert Tillett.
Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR Primer and
children, Sharon, Sandra, Susan,
Sherwood, Barbara and Carey of
Elizabeth City, visited here Sum
day.
T. o. Sutton is in Goldsboro
this week.
Mrs. Mary Greet and Mrs. Lula
Sawyer visited in Plymouth and
Creswell last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Mann of
Norfolk visited C. w. Mann, dur
ing the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Sawyer and
sons of Norfolk spent the week
end here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Armstrong
and daughter, Janet Lee, of Hick-
DRY, Va, spent Mothers Day with
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Sutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Green and
daughter Carol Ann of Elizabeth
City were here for the week end.
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CHRISTOPHER GRAY
HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY

Christopher Gray was host to a
number of young friends who help
ed him celebrate his third birth
day at his home in Manteo on
Tuesday, May Is. Outdoor games
were played, after which ice cream
and cake were served on the lawn
by the young hosts mother, Mrs.
Donald Gray, and Mrs. Keith
Fearing, Jr. The guests included
Winfield Gray, \ Annette and
Charles Brown, Jean Watkins, La
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MANTEo PERSONALS

Mrs. T. D. Etheridge returned
home Friday from the Marine Hos
pital, Norfolk, Va. Her daughter,
Mrs. R. H. Atkinson of Baltimore,
Md, is visiting her. Mr.. Atkinson
was with them for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Meekins and
children, Susan and Warren, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Meekins' par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Hole
man, Jr., in Ahoskie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Thomasson
of Virginia Beach visited Mrs.
Thomasson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. J. Scarborough, last week
end.
Mrs. Robert Balance returned
home last week end from Duke
Hospital, Durham, where she un-
derwent surgery.
D. A. Rogers, Jr., has returned
from the Albemarle Hospital, Eliz-
abeth City, where he was a pa
tient for a week.
C. C. Jones spent Tuesday at
the Marine Hospital in Norfolk,
Va.
Mrs. Desmond Rogers left We'd
nesday for Greensboro, to visit her
daughter, Miss Betty Rae Rogers,
at WCUNC.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Payne re-
turned last week end from a
honeymoon trip to Evansville, In
diana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Alexander
of Elizabeth City were the week
end guests of Mrs. Caddie Greet
and Mrs. Robert Guynn. Also visit
ing them over the week end were
Mrs. Bill Dean and daughter
Cynthia, of Savannah, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Mcleod OF
Tampa, Fla, are visiting their SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
E. H. Baggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Basnight
spent Sunday in Norfolk visiting
their grandson, Marchant Bas-
night, and his mother, Mrs. Char
lotte Basnight.
Mrs. ]. P. Holmes is visiting hel
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Tugwell, in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Baum ha6
as their guests last week end Mrs
Baum's brother, Frank Stroupe
Mrs. Stroupe, and their two daugh-
tiers, of Portsmouth, Va.
Mrs. w. w. Ballowe returned
Friday from the Albemarle Hos
pital, Elizabeth City, where she
was a patient for a week follow
ing surgery.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H Long and
daughters, Claudia and Patty
visited Mr.. Longs mother in Rich
mond, Va, last week end.
Mrs. Elmer R. Midgette, Mrs
Paul Midgette and Mrs. F. F.
Hasty spent Monday in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Parker, ac-
companied by their daughter, Mrs
Mary Nixon, are visiting their sor
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Bernard Parker, in Columbus
Ohio.
DR.. and Mrs. w. E. Lennon Of
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STAYS MOTHER AND
FRIEND-Robert Hickman, 49,
year-old elevator operator in Bos-
ton, killed his go year old mother,
Margaret, and her so year old
woman friend, Mrs. Lillian Hanley.
He then killed himself. He had
suffered from a nervous break
down.
BEAUFORT FIRE LOSS $117,-
0O0-The sixth big blaze in the
area this year damaged business
property in Beaufort to the tune
of $4,000 early Sunday morning.
The fire was discovered by pass
ing fisherman about five am.
FOUR FLUSHER-A man call
ing himself George Price had a
will drawn in Chicago disposing
of 80 millions in property. He dis
appeared after giving the lawyer
a phony $25 check.
RECORD IN AUTOS-There are
now 62,760,395 automobiles regis
tered in the United States says
the U. S. Bureau of roads, gain
of four million over last year.
ACTOR DIES-Louis Calhern,
81, noted movie and stage actor
died in Japan. He starred in Tea
House of the August Moon.
CURB HIGH COURT-Senator
Byrd of Virginia has called for
legislation to "halt the Supreme
Court in its usurpation of States
Rights" Congress should exercise
it's power, Senator Byrd said, to
step beyond any Interpretation to
the contrary-the extent to which
it intends the states shall be
ousted from jurisdiction over local
matters arising within their bor-
ders.
HEAVY AUTO TOLL = Seven
were killed and three others in
jured in a three car automobile
crash at Newcastle, Pa. In one car
were a couple with their eight
children returning from holiday
Sunday night. Death took three
children, the man, and his wife
who expected her ninth child in
two weeks. She was 80 years old.
ATOM CITY BLAST - Three
men were killed in an unexplained
blast at Oak Ridge, Tenn, the
nations great atom plant.
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ATOM CITY BLAST - Three
men were killed in an unexplained
blast at Oak Ridge, Tenn, the
nations great atom plant.
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RECORD IN AUTOS-There are
now 62,760,395 automobiles regis.
tered in the United States says
the U. S. Bureau of roads, a gair
of four million over last year.
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GIANT FUND VOTED-More
than 33 and half billions have
been voted by the House of Con-
gress by BIT to nothing, for the
Defense of America, but ruled out
an entire billion for the Air Force.
TRIPLE AMPUTEE MOTHER
Mrs. Clover Kerr Mahoney, who
lost both legs and one arm in an
automobile crash in 1887 and who
was married in January 1866 is
now the mother of seven pound
son, born May 10th. Mrs. Mahoney,
despite loss of both legs and her
right arm, learned to ride horse
back, wrote a book, and conducted
a radio program.
STOLE PARENTS BONDS -
Woodrow Early 45, of Berkeley, is
charged with stealing $4,000 in
Savings Bonds from the home of
his parents in Ahoskie, and CASH
ing them in. He is alleged to have
been taking the bonds one or two
at time since 1854.
HOT TIME-Monday's tempera-
lures in the Norfolk area are re-
ported higher than at any time
last summer, and record breakers
for early summer in any year. The
high was 81.
STORMS ELSEWHERE-Thir-
teen people were killed and 270
injured in a series of tornadoes
in Ohio, Michigan, Kansas and
other states. Disasters do not hap
pen alone on the N. c. coast, and
deaths are frequent elsewhere
while almost unknown from hurri-
cane in this state.
RED ARMY CUT-Moscow has
reported that the armed forces
of the Russians will be cut 1,200,-
900 in number within a year, re-
leasing man power for industry
and agriculture; putting 375 ships
into moth-balls and disbanding sew
eral air divisions and military
training schools.
GRAY TO WED-Gordon Gray,
onetime president of the Univer-
sity of N. C. is reported to be en-
gagged to Mrs. Nancy MacGuire
Beebe of Washington, D. C. Gray,
wealthy Winston-Salem former leg
islator has been widowed for three
years. She has three daughters;
Gray has four sons.
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ACTOR DIES-Louis Calhern,
81, noted movie and stage actor
died in Japan. He starred in Tea
House of the August Moon.
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HOT TIME-Monday's tempera-
lures in the Norfolk area are re-
ported higher than at any time
last summer, and record breakers
for early summer in any year. The
high was 81.
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JOSEPH (BUDDY) BOYCE, of
Manteo is one of a group of recent
ly honored Scouts. Buddy, along
with Melvin Twiddy, Jr. of Man.
teo Troop 165, was one of % boys
who were tapped into the National
Order Of The Arrow at the Abe
marie District Camporee May SIS.
Buddy is the son of Mrs. Catherine
Kennedy of Manteo. The two boys
will be initiated into the Order at
Camp Dard IN nYirginia on June
8, 9 and 10. The rider is an honor
awarded to outstiding Scouts of
ability and charaA~r. Buddy has
the preser I rank Q First Glass,
and is a member the Eagle
Patrol.
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Verne and Ella Greet Davis,
Elaine and Bobby Wise, Laney
Nixon, Dean and Malcolm Fearing,
Richard Huffman, Ephey Priest,
Jr., Mrs. Brantley Brown, Mrs.
Onella Watkins, Mrs. Keith Fear
ings, Jr., Mrs. Ephey Priest, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Gray.
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