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june ~. IN5U' a, M res .CrnCt. Cat
ett Va EBBIE { MUSsELMAN lAt
beloved husband OF Edlln II Musse4-
man father o. Raymond MuSSe!msn OF
HcnmoHo Va ano Mrs Clara Scott
i Silver Spring. Nd. brother OF Mrs
Myrtle CraIs OF Chancellor Va Mrs
Annie ArbaSt OF WeSl Virg nia Marion
AIuSSeImau OF HarrlSblrs. Pa. anu
Elmer MgSselman OF Washington, D {
Friends NAV call al the Sudduth- MoSel
FUNERAL Home Wsrrenton. Va. where
=. al 10 noon EST Interment Fort
lincoln Cemetery al > pm. lESTl
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LOGAN. CHARLES RICHARD On Friday
Il 70 A

u le ". lHl6 CHARLES RICHARD
LOGAN OF 1905 LIST 81 Sc beloved
husband OF Anna H Logan father OF
Mrs Bright NJ. Cdrper OF Mclean. Va
Mrs. Joseph StombOck of Springfield
Va Mrs Frances L Murphy Of Fall,
Church. Va. Mrs Orlando " Good Of
Arlington. Va ana Charles r Logan
II. OF Newark. y j, ana brother o,
d Hugh NJ Logan Of Alexandra
Va, and Mrs. Gertrude Ryslay OF Lons
Beach. Calf He also Is survived by
SIX grandchildren Friends may call al
the Lee Funeral Home, ith 81 anc
Massachusetts We ne. where service
will be held on Tuesday. July g. at ].
noon Interment Fairview Cemetery
Culpeper Va
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ION. VIRGINIA GORDON. on satnr.

day, June 80, 1856 at her home $50;
N, 2lth St. Arlington Va VIRGINIA
GORDON GOTT daughter Of the ate
Dr. Louis Z and Amanda D Cot She
IS survived by a sister. MS John o
Williams OF Arlington Va. and a
brot ner. LOUIS H Colt o, Los Angeles
Cant Funeral and Inrevfueuf prIvate
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on Sunda} JuIy ! lH5t a Georgt t5Vn
UnItelSlty Hospital. MARGARET MAY
GRAVES OF 3S2l I St n.W beloved
Wife q George " Graves. mother Of
Ra,ph Y and GEORGE " IraNeS II
she also j survived by SIX 9fandehi.-
Gten Friends NAV call al CIaWlcr'S
CAauei. i5G Pennsylvania ave ".
where services viii be- held On Thls-
DAY. july ,, a. 80 d n Interhrnt
Rnck CNeeE Cnnnetnrn
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day June % 1856, ELISABETH
MATHIS 1923 Oates St ne wife OF
Herbert Mathis mother of William
Bradley and Eleanor. Patricia Ann.
Shirley Jean, Sherman. Rena and Her
bert Mathis II, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Elijah Hamilton. sister of Mrs
Dorothy johnson Mrs. Estene Preacher
and Curtis, hlllyard and James Ham
iltCn, niC G. Of Leon Riley After pm
Moncay friends may call at Carver
Memorial Funeral Home. 90 H st NV.
where funeral services will be held on
Tuesday a. 1880 am. lnterment
EalrlaX, S c -
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CATHERINE LEGGs OF - NJ St NV.
sister OF John, Herbert ana Willie
Davis She also Is survived by a
most Of other relatives The late Mrs
LegeS may be yleWed at the stewart
Funeral Home. 50 81 ne after 4
pm. MONDAY; July : where services
at pm Interment WooGiswn Gene
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,WILLINM OH IludA JlNt IT
nv. husband OF MIS- Dorothv Evans
He also is survived by three sisters
Mrs. Ruth Williams. Mrs Mamie Mae
JENKINS, Mrs. Mason stephens four
brothers D.. Joseph, Harry and
john Evans other relatives and many
friends. After m MONDAY. July ..
friends may call at the Palmer Funeral
HoM" Al. 81 ne where services
Tl.i De held. Tuesday, july 3 at m.
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THURSDAY Junt = I45t. LOLA
ANDERSON FEHRMAN formerly Of
us Massachusetts, ave ne, wife
OF The ate GuStave John Fehr-
Funeral Home. 4th ST ana Mass ave
ne where services VIII be held on
TUESDAY July 3 at lu45 am In
lieu o! flowers. the family request
contributions be made 70 the Heart
Fund lnterment Arlington Nauonal
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4Hth ave Hillside Nd on july ,
1856 father u Mrs. Charles j Walko
+ Service a. Chambers Funeral Home
jli Ilth 81 Sc on Thursday July 3
at 10 am 'nterment Cedar Hill 4
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FOOTL. MORRIs CoorER. on Frlday

Junt y IHIb MORRIS COOPER
FOOTE OF .2423 Connecticut ave NV
uncle OF Helen NJ Piper cousin of
Col. William Cooper Foote OF Wash
lngton' c and Francis c Foote
OF SeTlckey Pa Services at the
h Hines Co Funeral Home, 290l
l4lh st NV. on TUESDAY,. July 3 at
80 am. parking facilities Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery >
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OF 1910 l5Ih ST NV son OF the
late ID Walter H ano Mary King
Davis. brother OF the late Dr. Franz
Davis and Emma DAVIS Mormley ano
uncle OF Franz ana MeSser lie Roy
DAVIS Also SURVIVING are other tela-
LiNeS and many friends After , m
Monday July :. trlends are mlIteC
to cali at the Mcclure Funeral ilomc
iS20 nth 81 NV where services vii
be held on TUESDAY, July 3 at II M
Intermenl Harmony Cemetery. Please
omit flowers
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.EA>L. DANIEL +. Members Of wash

lngton Council No pa
hnightS OF Columbus. are
NIX notified OF the death Of
w. Brother DANIEL I
%SaA IT lEANt and are requested
NJ 10 assemble al Collins Flu
neral Home 1891 l4th st
nv on Monday evening July >. at
pm TOR recitation Of the rosary
WILLIAM F MALONE G x
RICHARD A NAHAR S
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ROYCE L. OWENS. President.
KENNETH 2. FOLSOM. Secy

June % ia5s ELinzABETRq % o f PAT.
late William A Patten survivine are
. nieceS Mrs Naomi p Cooke Of
Ithaca. N. Y and Mrs Burnes p
Jones other relatives ana many
riendS are invited to call AT the Me-
CURE Funera Home 1920 9th ST. nv.
where ,ervlces Will he held at pm.
lnterment Harpers Ferry, W Va.
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USSELMAN. EBENEZER c. Member

VI NNEIMAN, EBENEIER {. MembPrS
6Rp, OF Police and Fire Post No
II II: q. !. $. !.
- American Legion. are
ENEZER C. MUSSEL MAN
ment viii be al Fort Lincoln
Cemetery Tuesday july ., a. pm
JAMES H. MULLEN Comdr
CHARLES 5 VAPNEy Aofn-ert
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Britt. OSCAR mo. A speeial eommn

BRITT. OSCAR LEO. special commu-
o. T.. j.: s: !: 4:
% nlCatlon OF Chevy Chase
M Lodge No a. IA NJ. is
IN called al 12l0 Wisconsin
~N ave. = pm. July 3, for
WOX the purpose OF conducting
NNV funeral services for our late
" brother, OSCAR l. BRITT
PAUL S. MURPHY Master
HOWARD = WAY Secretary
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lhe SENIOR S0daIlty OF HoT
J.: !: !: !. !: !: {.
Mcguire Funeral Paroi
1870 9th ST nv at $50 pm Mon
day. July >. 1856 Funera al Hol
Redeemer Church 30 New York ave
TUESDAY al = IN
Mrs MIRIAM WHITEHEAD. Project.
Mrs JUSTINA FELTON,, Secy..
Father Common, Spiritual Director.
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1ratha

CLINE. NEWTON ARTHUR. On Satur-
day, June 80. 1856 NEWTON ARTHUR
CLINE, beloved husband OF Elizabeth
Y. Cline. father OF Betty v. Nicely and
Joseph A. Cline son of Lena v Cline.
brother Of Eleanor Driscoll. BERTHE He'll
Lena Balderson. Buddy Cline and Will
liam E Cline Friends may call at the
Robert A. Mattingly Funeral Home. l3l
llth It Sc. until Tuesday July 3. al
9 d NJ Requiem mass at St Dominic /
Church. 9Th and SITS sw al $50
m Relatives and friends invited
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
CONFER. ROSh. On Tuesday. June
20 1890, al the Hadley Memoria
Hospital. ROSIE CONFER Of 6iI ~,
lush Conner devoted daughter OF vii
COBB and mother OF Hush " Conner
She also eayes TO mourn ner passing
one sister TWO brothers many nleceS
and nepheWs ana other relatives and
many friends Remains resting at the
JON John I Rhines d co Funeral Home
call after pm Monday July >
Funeral services on Tuesday. July g.
al pm al the ST, Pau A NJ +
Church 423 Sth st sw the Rev
John DuckeIte officiating Inter
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
CORBIN, wILERED A. OF SOS Condon
teri. Sc on June 30 1896 beloved
husosnd, OF Lena NJ Corbin, father OF
Haze, Regina. Helena. Anna. Marie,
Bernard James. Woodrow Charles and
George Corbln brother OF Edward Cor
pin Prayers al Chambers Funeral
Home 5li llth ST Sc. on Tuesday
.uiy ) at M Mass at ST Thomas
More Church, 800 Attn st Sc, al : 80
m lnterment Arhnston Nationa
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MILLER. ELIZABETH; On Saturday

June 80. 1856 Miss ELIZABETH
MILLER daughter Of the late Eliazef
Miller and beloved aunt OF Or Robert
B Miller Cambridge Nd ana Nj
Farnnam r Miller Washington D C.
Remains resting at Hysones Funeral
Home. 1900 n st. ", where services
viii De neld on Tuesday, July 3 al
" m. Relatives and friends are IN
titeG 70 attend Ample parking
facilities Interment Glenwood Gene
terry
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J JOHN oE COR q L 9aiGAfa Of h0sP 5df
3Slh ave Hyattsyille Md. beloved son
Of Anita and Joseph Loskarn. Services
at GaSch's Funeral Home. 4a39 Balti-
more ave. HyattSville Nd. on Thurs
day July =. a. g-.itt m. thence TO 81
Jerome Catholic Church. Hyattsville.
Md. whore mass will be offered at 10
am Relatives and frienGS invited In
terment Mount OilVet Cemetery
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SIt ME, SOL. On SATURDAY, june 80
1856 SOL SICKLE. beloved husband
Of Lillian Sickle, devoted father o
Mrs Betty Fleishman of Washington
D c and Mrs Sally Riskin OF Silve.
Spring Nd He also is survived b,
his mother Annie Sickle two sister
and TWO brothers Mrs Bessie Inof
Of Silver Spring Nd Miss Rebecc;
Sickle Morris and Samuel Sickle. al
OF Washington. c and three grand
children Services at the C. d Gold
berg Funera Home 42l; nth ST NV
ment Onev Sholom Cemetery II
mourning at 23l6 Westyiew DR. Silve
SprinR Mo Family requests in lleI
OF flowers. contributions be mace Il
The Metropolitan Heart Guild .
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BKIIT, ONCAK Z. ON sunday, july ]
1885 OSCAR L BRITT, the beloved
husband OF Mabel ( Britt and father
Of Mai Ralph and James I Britt
Mrs Mary Ruth Britt Bates also sur
ylved BY seven grandchildren Fune.a
from the " W Deal Funeral Home
+Sl@ Georgia ave. nv on TUESDAY
July 2, a. $50 pm Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

ford, Connecticut. Mr.. Hyman win
be included in the cast of the
presentation of KIN John"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
Negro Sfors Active
In Broadway Roles

New York-(ANP with Sam
may Davis Mr.. Wonderful" con
founding the wise guys who
couldn't see IL as a hit dts pack
ing EN- in at every performance
theatre goers overlook the number
Of colored performers appearing
in his shows on the Great White
Way The long running "Cat on a
Hot Tin Roof presents Maxwell
Glanville, Musa Williams Cwho
understudied Juanita Hall in
South Pacifc") and two other
lesser known performers who have
been with the production since it
opened March "a, 1865.
In the delightful Ponder
Heart" Juanita Hail has a juicy
part which she plays to the hilt.
No less a star is John Marriott
who has behind him successes in
The Gambler" THE Iceman
Cometh" and "The Little Foxes"
to say nothing Of his work in the
films.
Another veteran trouper in the
cast Is Winnie Burrows who made
her Broadway debut in The Wis
terra Trees" and since has appear
ed in the revivals Of THE Green
Pastures" and THE Skin OF Our
Teeth" with a strong role opposite
Eartha Kit in Mrs. Patterson"
Also in Ponder Heart" which
evoked outlaws from former Gov
ernor Thomas E. Dewey last week,
il little Barber Jean Gillian, an
eight-year old from the Bronx,
who is one Of three colored kids in
the cast and two other colored ac-
tors with minor roles.
Shirley Booths Desk Set" rat
ed one of the top comedies of the
season presents the former star Of
Take A Giant Step" young Louis
Gossett. At the present time, Mr.
Gossett is on leave Of absence
from his sophomore class at New
York University where he is a
scholarship student majoring in
dramatic arts and studying phar-
macy as his minor subject.
Miss Hall who was part and
parcel Of South Pacific" with
her portray of Bloody Mary and
Mrs. Marriott are entrusted with
the best parts in their supporting
roles, with audiences recognizing
Miss Halls entrance with ap-
plause usually reserved for the
star or for a favorite.
However few colored performers
can boast the record of Frank Sill
vera who is at present appearing
in the drama, "Hatful Of Rain"
where his characterization of the
stars father who won his add
tional laurels in his spectacular
career both on stage and in films.
Earl Hyman who relinquished a
role in mo Time for Sergeants"
to accept the lead in the Inflated
Mr.. johnson" is playing an Off
Broadway role, preparatory to his
summer work as a member Of the
shalesperian company at STRAIT
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
SURVEY LISTS RACE ISSUE
AS NO. u. S. PROBLEM

New York CAMP Race re-
lations has taken precedence in
public thinking over the atomic
bomb and juvenile delinquency, a
report Of a Catholic Digest survey
said last week.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
y \! 4! .! i =! \
classified ADS
LOOK $500 DOWN

$500 fun price for this four
bedroom family home with living
room, dining room, kitchen. Fun
basement, gas heat, garage and
40 K 100 IT. lot. Cali for appoint
ment to see this home at $50
Aurora MI. 9.5421 or MI. 4-1131.
S g X REALTY
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
THIEF GETs TELEYIsIoN

A thief who ransacked the
dresser Growers in the home of
Laura Patterson, 716 Fremont Av.
~, Minneapolis, also carted away
her 21-inch portable television set,
Tuesday.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
Young Clyde WIIIiums
Shoots a II In
Junior Golf Tourney

Clyde Williams Jr.. shot a ~
at the Star Junior Golf Tourna-
ment at Columbia Golf Course
Wednesday, June 20. This brought
his 80 hole score TO 1872. There
we're $40 entrants playing the first
three days
Beginning Thursday, June 81,
only those who played in the low
eighties were qualified to play.
Clyde Jr., son Of Clyde Williams
ST., and Mrs. Williams Of 1851
has been playing golf for only two
years.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
Coles Have Hot Disk

Nat CKing) Cole and his wife,
Maria, both have hot" new
single records out on the Capitol
label. Mats MY Dream Sonata"
is a dreamy ballad, arranged es-
pecially for him by Nelson Riddle.
On the other side Nat joins the
Four-Knights in a catchy tune
called That's All There Is To
That" Mrs. Cole swings solidly to
Somebody's Gotta Lose" backed
by a longtime fsvorite standard,
TITS Been SO Long"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
PACKAGED CAKE Is PICNIC
FAVORITE

When you pick up packaged
meats, salads, and cheese for your
picnic. take a look, too, at the
ready-to-eat cake department in
your food store. Youu find an APP
petizing array Of cook book quail
ity cakes to add that finishing
touch Of sweet TO your picnic
menu. Good cakes to choose for
eating out Of hand at the beach or
in the woods are banana fhps,
rounds Of sponge cake with creme
filling. folded in half and pack
aged individually. Allow one per
person TO follow your picnic menu,
and another per person to MUNICH
with a cold beverage later in the
day.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

Charles Bowie. son of Mrs.
Darnese Calais of 1916 Fifth Av.
s., is a June graduate Of Central
High School, Minneapolis.
He was active at school in bas-
ketball, track and cross country.
Charles plans to enroll this fall
at the University Of Minnesota,
taking a general college course.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
ct. Paul
Opotlight
Who's Who
who's New
Where's To Co
whofs 70 Do
nv MnDaED JORDAN
TIME FOR SUMMER FUN

Friday % old and new day campers Of the Hane
Browns summer fun Fun The sun gather
anging and supper Highland campers
wouldbeeampes and their parents contact
agency II you are planning TO attend
PROGRAMS now in progress or planned fo
the future include Daily Vacation Bible Pilgrim Bap
fist church from ~ Boys
Girls Club day August agencies
Community Center eO41; Parl
Christian Center Boys the YMcA
CA 2o7i Contact Of these agencies
RECENT WINNERS SERVICE AWARD PINS for one year
from Indanhead Council Boy Scouts pacpa
Martin Broodns institutional representative Boyd committee
chairman Don following
Light and Devaughnia Scott
SEND GET WELL WISHES 1. e. Tarver a patient at MID
way hospital Mrs Cora srohers at Anr
st. Anthony Az
REPRESENTATIVE Eugene Mccarthy win be guest speaker
at breakfast to be held Saturday
Hotel The Congressman will Washington
Scene The Fourth District womens Congressional
sponsoring the affair
EVERYTHING PICNIC BASKET can be purchased at
Jesse Mlers Lincoln Food Av and
we have heard a Hmor about enlargement of the store
ST. PAUL AUDITORIUM on Wednesday June 70 was
crowded with high schools 1865
graduation classi spite heat program fea
turing Judge Archie oingod as speaker and lovely
music was delightful We
ens have been nights meetings were held?
or GREAT INTEREST Is current issue OF "commun-
% publication OF Friendship Chicago thoughtfy
by Miss Patricia Parn first grade
Earmaked for attention article young
people with Miss Parns suggestion that
make good summer reading for young people.
WITH REAL sUnmRIIKE title is swimming
Home by Jerod Beim book for
April by Marguerite dc Angel Is story girls
Negro girl the Girl Scouts All the
In n
Library. Our thanks TO Miss Parln
EVERYTHING TO MAKE GARDEN GROW and many ac-
oasores for good fishing trip found Hardware
Victoria Rondo
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
WANTED TO RENT
URGENTLY NEEDED

Five or six room house or duplex.
CAN CA. 6-sS23 Monday thru Fri
day. R-4S.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

Dolores Smiley daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Smiley OF
800 Portland Av., is a June
graduate Of Minneapolis Central
High School.
Miss Smiley is a member OF
Junior Achievement, the Red
Cross. GAA, the Choir and was a
&C" winner.
She plans to enroll at the Uni
versity OF Minnesota and will ma
jor in physical education.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-09-21

At this time of the year we re
ceiye many complaints that Mus
cadine and Scuppernong vines do
not bear. Gardeners want to know
what to do about it. Although not
always the case, the usual cause
for non-bearing of Muscadines is
lack of pollination.
Most Muscadine varieties re-
quire pollination by males in order
to set fruit. Many of the wild
Muscadine vines are males. In the
past they have served as pollina-
tors for the vines planted in the
back yards and gardens. However,
wooded areas and vacant lots have
been put in cultivation or used
for buildings. Thus the male Mus
cadines have been destroyed, and
now the garden vines are not pro-
ducing good crops
recently saw a good illustra-
ton Of this. A large Scuppernong
vine which formerly produced
heavy crops has had only a scat
tering of grapes on It for the past
four or five years. However, some
young vines propagated from this
one and planted in another garden
along with some perfect lowered
pollinators are bearing fine crops
of fruit. This shows how import
ant pollination is for your Musca-
dimes and Scuppernongs.
During the past few years, sew
eral perfect lowered varieties of
Muscadines have been on the mar
ket. These varieties will produce
crops without the presence of male
vines. They win also take the
place of male vines in pollinating
other varieties. Since the male
vines produce no grapes, it is a
distinct advantage to use on of
these perfect lowered varieties
for pollination.
Why use the old varieties at
all? Because some of them are Of
superior quality. Before long the
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-09-21
DUCK PERSONALS

J Mr.. and Mrs. C. 7. Evans of
Portsmouth, Va, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Ev-
ans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scarborough
and baby of Norfolk spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. L. D.
Scarborough.
Mrs Iva Jordon and Jack Coro-
net of Norfolk are visiting Mrs.
Jordon's mother, Mrs. Sam Tate.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Whitson of
Waterlily spent Sunday with Mr..
Wilson's brother, S. B. Whitson.
Miss Elsie Hines, student of
Griggs High School now living at
Harbinger, spent the week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. C. Hines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woody Barnes of
Norfolk and Mr. and Mrs. R. N.
Morse of Waterlily spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Styron and
children and Mrs. Styron's sister,
Frances Mclaughlin of California,
are visiting Mr.. Styron's parents
at Ocracoke.
Mrs. Holland Beals, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. J. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. B. Whitson and son were in
Manteo Tuesday.
Bobby Scarborough, student of
Griggs High School, living with
his cousin, Mrs. Minnie Griggs
at Spot, spent the week end with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. D,
Scarborough.
Miss Diana Beals and her broth
er Ronnie, children of Paul Beals
of Norfolk. are making their home
with their grandmother, Mrs. Car
RE Beals.
Foster and Charlie Spruill, stu
dents at Griggs High, staying with
their sister, Mrs. Minnie Griggs
at Spot, spent the week end with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A
Spruill.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-09-21
NOTICE OF SALE
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in that
certain deed of trust executed by
John R. Duvall and wife, Johnnie
L. Duvall, dated March 20, 1947,
and duly recorded in Book 80, page
sos, in the office of the Register
of Deeds of Dare County, North
Carolina, default having been
made in the payment of the in
debtedness thereby secured, and
said deed of trust being by the
terms thereof subject to foreclos-
ure. and the holder of the indebt-
edness thereby secured having de-
manded the foreclosure thereof,
the undersigned trustee will offer
for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash at the
Courthouse Door in Manteo, Dare
County, North Carolina, at 1900
o'clock Noon on Monday, the 1st
day of October 1856, the lands and
property conveyed and described
in the said deed of trust, and more
particularly described as follows:
All that certain lot of land
and premises lying and being in
Atlantic Township, Dare County,
North Carolina, and known as,
designated and being Lot No. IL
IN Block 20, Section "a" of the
plat or map of the subdivision
known as Kitty Hawk Beach.
Said map made by w. ]. Over
man April 1881 and now reg
istered in Map Book !, page 1876,
Dare County Registry, reference
to which is hereby made for. a
more particular description of
the lands herein described.
Same being a portion of the
Ian!s conveyed to ]. r. Duvall
by Evelyn White Dickinson ct al
by deed dated October %, 1916
and duly recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds of
Dare County, North Carolina in
Book 81, page S41.
Together with all the heating,
plumbing and lighting fixtures
and equipment now attached to
and used in connection with the
said real estate and all houses
and improvements now thereon
situated.
The successful bidder at said
sale will be required to make a
cash deposit of five co. per cent
of the purchase price as evidence
of good faith. !
Dated and posted this the 9th
day of August 1856.
MARTIN KELLOGG, JR.
Trustee