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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-04-06
BEARDED CONTESTANTS
TO BE HONORED BY DINNER

Dare's Pirate men will hold a
pre-Jamboree dinner on Tuesday
evening April 18th. The CAROLYN
ian Hotel will be host to all beard
ed contestants in the Jamboree
Beard Growing contest, including
contestants from Roanoke Island,
Dare Beaches and Hatteras Is
land. Julian Oneto, Dare Beach
Chairman of Jamboree activities
announced that Orville Baum and
Pat Bayne, in charge of the beard
growing contest will welcome con-
itestants and size up the COMPETE
ton for this year beginning at
500 in the evening of April 18th,
at the Pine Room of the hotel.
Dinner is scheduled for TOO pm.
Wallace McCown, Jamboree Chair
man requested all persons plan
ming to attend this event notify
him SO that the approximate num-
Der in attendance can be deter
mined prior to April 18th.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-04-06
GOVERNOR HODGES
PUTS IN A BUSY
DAY AT HATTERAS
Greeted BY Many Coast Guards
Of Past and Present on Sat-
urday Visit.

Engineman First Class Preston
Quidley's eyes widened and he
took second look at the man he
was detailed to instruct in the
rudiments of surf-casting. This
was no amateur and to the defer
ence that is proper for any man
to have for the Governor of North
Carolina dudley added the respect
that one sound fisherman has for
another. Fisherman Luther Hodges
first cast from the Point of Cape
Hatteras landed far and true.
Although the most disagreeabIe
month in the Islands book was
taking its leave with lamb-like
gentleness it was no day fishing
and the Governor and his teacher
turned-pupil returned, little late,
to the U. S. Coast Guard Station
and the Islands only disappoint-
ment in Fisherman Luther Hodges
informal visit was in that he didn't
get the first fish to be taken this
season. There has been keen rival
ry about that since surf-casting
See GOVERNOR, Page Four
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-04-06
FIRST PAINTINGS BEGIN
IN ELIZABETHAN GARDENS

Manteo.-Albert @. Bell, owner
of Roanoke Gardens here, this
week began planting in the Garden
Clubs of N. C.-sponsored Eliza
bethan Gardens. Already the prof
ect, sponsored by several thousand
North Carolina garden club mem
bers, has been dedicated and al
ready too, much rare and historical
statuary has been erected at the
site which is adjacent to Fort Ra-
leigh and in the immediate vicinity
Of the site where first attempts
to establish an English Colony in
the New World was made during
the late 10th Century.
Bell, who recently completed the
reconstruction of Americas first
glass works at jamestown in Vir-
ginia, has played an important
role in the bringing the unusual
Elizabethan Garden to its present
status.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-04-06
BIDS SOUGHT FOR
$42,785 DISASTER
JOBS IN DARE co.
Commissioners TO Open Bids
April 10Th For Roanoke Is
land. Mainland. Banks

Work is expected to begin soor
on the diking and drainage prof
ects authorized for Dare County
by State and Federal Disaster re.
lief agencies to the amount. OF
about $42,785, and bids will be
opened on April 10th, next Tues.
day, by the Dare County Commits.
sioners..
This money will be spent under
the supervision of the Government
agents, but representing the Coun-
ty Board is Lawrence Swain, Com
missioner in Manteo.
Funds approved for this work
for spending somewhere near the
following sums of money: Stumpy
Point $9,425; MAINS Harbor, $13,-
500; Roanoke Island Colored area
$1,000; Avon, $1,460; Frisco,
$2,7O0; Kitty Hawk, $4,000.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-04-06
MOTORIST KNOCKS
DWELLING AWRY AT
MAINS HARBOR
vieiIanf Children on Easter Egg
Hunt Cause Capture Of Car
Thief at Wanchese

David Gerald Newly of Norfolk
submitted and paid $25. and costs
in Recorders Court in Manteo
Tuesday, as result of the collision
of the car he was driving, into the
home of John Tom Ambrose on
March 10Th at Manns Harbor.
Coming up U. S. 264 the car didn't
make the turn at the right angle
intersection at Manns Harbor, and
the Ambrose home was damaged
to the extent of some $500 and the
Newly car demolished.
The vigilance of a group of chill
dren on an Easter Egg hunt Mon
day at Wanchese, resulted in the
capture of an ex-convict wanted
for theft of car. Phillip Murray
of Fayetteville had worked on
Roanoke Island while a member
of Maple prison camp, and he
brought the stolen car into the
woods at Wanchese. The children
suspected something wrong, they
notified Deputy Sheriff Darrell
Daniels. He notified Sheriff Ca
hoon in Manteo, who with Patrol
man Fields went to the scene and
caught the man. He will have to go
back home for trial, but Judge
Baum gave him a 30-day road SEN
tence for good measure.
Amos Carter Brown, worker on
the Croatan Sound bridge project,
paid S. and costs for driving a
truck with no license. James T..
Mattahews of Wanchese paid $25
and costs for driving without oper-
ator's license. Shelton D. Midget
paid $40 and costs for speeding at
65 mph. Ebert H. Kizer of Mays
Head paid $25 and costs for driv-
ing with an old expired plate of
another state, after having lived
See COURT, Page Five
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-04-06
MANTEO BAPTISTS PLAN X
SPRING REVIVAL APRIL Is

The annual spring revival of the
Manteo Baptist Church will begin
Sunday, April Is and run through
Friday night, April 20, says Henry
v. Napier, pastor. Visiting evan
gelist will be the former pastor of
Mr.. Napier, the Rev. J. C. Meigs of
Pageland, S. c., and who for many
years was pastor of the Polkton
Baptist Church. He comes well
qualified as an evangelist, hav-
ing preached in an average of four
to six revivals each year during the
past several years. He is a gradu-
ate Of Wingate Junior College and
Wake Forest College. He was for
merly on the board of trustees of
Wingate Junior College, Wingate,
N. C. and has served on the general
board of the Baptist State Con-
vention.
The public is given "a cordial
invitation to all services, to be
held each evening at $500 preceded
by a period Of prayer beginning
at 1880. Services of Sunday, April
Is will be held at 1900 in the
morning and 500 in the evening.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-04-06
Pre-Pira+e Jamboree Events
Shaping Up On Dare CoastIand
Street Dance Barber Shop Quartet Competitor Racquet for
Beard Growers and Tv-Shows

Many pre-Pirate Jamboree
events are being planned here on
the Dare Coast and some of them
will take place in cities away from
the coast, such as motorcades,
musical TV-programs and dances.
Announced this week to take place
on Saturday evening, April IA, will
be the Mays Head Barber Shop
Song Shop.
Manteo Rotary Clubs bearded
Pirate Quartet will challenge all
corners in competition at that time,
and already six singing groups
have accepted the challenge, one
being an all-girl quartette from
Elizabeth City. The competition
will be staged in the Cypress Room
of the Carolinian Hotel beginning
at 8 o'clock.
Three Virginia groups, the South
Chords of Danville, the Tag Tones
of Petersburg and the Newport
News Hunt Club quartet have been
invited and accepted invitations to
be present. In addition to the Ro-
tary bearded quartet Of the Dare
Coast and the Girls Quartette Of
Elizabeth City, a male group Of
singers from Elizabeth City anC
Brack Dawson's singers from
Washington win also be present.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-04-06
DARE SANITARY
DISTRICT WILL
BE EXPANDED
Old Mays Head and Avalon
Beach Included; Other Areas
May Petition For
Entry Later

The Dare Beaches Sanitary Dis
trict has been expanded to include,
in addition to the sections original
ly in the district, Avalon Beach,
back to Kitty Hawk Bay; and Old
Mays Head on the Sound. Begin
ming at Anderson's curve at Kitty
Hawk and continuing to the point
where Highway 158 curves toward
Manteo, everything on the east
side of the highway and every
thing 700 feet on the west side,
was included in the original plan.
Additional areas may petition to
be included later.
On next Monday night the com
missioners of the Sanitary District
will meet to decide whether or not
an election will be called for a
vote on a bond issue of 1912 900
for the establishment of a water
and sewer system.
Last Friday night an informa-
ton forum was held in the Kill
Devil Hills town hall, with APP
proximately go interested people
in attendance. At that time ques-
lions of all sorts were answered
by. the commissioners, R. E. Jor-
dan, C. A. York and Orville Baum;
and by Martin Kellogg, Jr., attor-
ney for the commission; M. o. Ca
ton, w. C. Lackey and Robert K.
Gum of the Public Health Serv-
ice; and R. D. Stout and ]. A. Tay-
lor, consulting engineers.
The proposed water system, ac-
cording to the engineers, will be
sufficient to take care of all needs
of the beach area for the next 20
or 80 years. In addition to provid-
ing health protection, the proposed
system will also provide fire pro-
lection and the insurance rates
will automatically drop to a lower
bracket.
Property owners were told that
if the low bid on the project was
higher than the specified amount
to be expended, all bids would be
rejected.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-04-06
MRS. JULIAN D. BROTHERS
PASSES AT WANCHESE

A faithful resident of the Wan
cheese community for the past AZ
years was laid to rest in Cudworth
Cemetery following services Sun
day at 2 pm. conducted by Rev
C. w. Guthrie, her pastor. Mrs
Sarah Esther Davis Brothers, &C.
wife of Julian D. Brothers, Sr. died
Friday afternoon in a Norfolk hos
pital, following an illness of II
days. She was native of South
Mills, daughter of the late Charles
and Jane Eason Davis.
Beside her husband, she is sur
vived by two sons. ]. D., Jr. Of
Wanchese and John M. of Norfolk;
a daughter, Mrs. Lucille Ross of
Virginia Beach; two brothers,
Harry Davis of South Mills and
D. d. Davis of Portsmouth; a sis
ter, Mrs. Bessie Granger of South
Mills.
The funeral services were large
ly attended and there were many
flowers.
Hymns sung were Beautiful
Isle of Somewhere" and whisper
ing Hope" by the church choir.
Mrs. Rena Tillett, organist. The
pail was of Easter lilies, pink car
nation and fern. Pail bearers were
Earl Willis, Steve Tillett, Geo. A.
Daniels, Bo Tillett, Herbert Til
lett, and Geo. H. Dudley.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-04-06
Street Dance Carnival


On invitation of Mayor L. S.
Blades and the Elizabeth City
Town Board, the Jamboree spon-
sors will present a street dance
and carnival in the Pasquotank
capital on Friday night, April 10.
Highly amplified Hill Billy Music
and the music of Elizabeth City's
famous High School pirate"
Band will be featured.
Junian Oneto, chairman of the
Mays Head Committee on Dare
Beaches events has announced that
several pre-Jamboree TV programs
with Dare Coast participants have
been arranged. These appearances
are scheduled for Petersburg, Va,
Norfolk, Washington and Green
vile, N. C. and probably other
cities. On days that TV programs
are planned there will be motor.
cades with costumed pirates TAX
ing part travelling through numer-
Gus North Carolina and Virgins
towns and cities.
All persons growing boards fol
the Pirate King competition to b.
held at the Dare County Shrine
Club on April 81, win be entertain
ed at a banquet by the Caroliniai
Hotel on Tuesday, April IL, will
Mrs. Lucille s. Purser as hostess.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-04-06
Apr vE'VOTE ON
$3.50, 1000 SCHOOL
ISSUE IN MANTEO
Board of Education Acts on Pc.
+ition Of 223 Qualified
Voters tuesday

The Dare County Board of Edu-
cation Tuesday gave it's approval
to an election to vote on whether
to issue $250,000 in bonds to erect
a high school building in Manteo.
A petition was presented the
Board signed by 282 persons of
whom 223 are qualified voters. The
territory to be included in the bond
issue as now constituted consists
of all of Roanoke Island, the Dare
County mainland, the beach area
south of the Mays Head Soundside
road extending to Oregon Inlet.
Further consideration on the
question of taking in the addition
al territory to the northward on
the beach in Mays Head township
will be given at a public hearing
to be held in Manteo on May 9th.
The Board agreed for another
year to continue the cooperative
school supervisor program with
Hyde County, completing a two
year term, after which Dare Coun-
ty will have the supervisor for two
years. Miss Bette Swindell of
Hyde is the Supervisor at this
time.
w. NJ. Meekins and J. o. Bas-
night of Manteo were named mem
bers of the Manteo School Com
mittee replacing Mrs. Estelle Til
lett and C. D: Biggs, resigned. The
Board gave time to discussing of
the budget for the Forthcoming
year, and this will come up later
for consideration.
Tentative approval was given re-
election of practically all teachers
in the schools, excepting those in
the Manteo school, which awaits
action of the new committees.
Three bids were received for
transportation of coal to the
schools of the county this summer.
This did not include the Hatteras
school which burns oil, nor the
Stumpy Point School which re-
quires stove coal. Bids submitted
were as follows: o. Burrus, $768;
Rudolph Peele, $3.50; and Willie
Rogers, 1852. Mr.. Burrus was al
so low bidder on supplying the coal
and hauling it to the Stumpy
Point school in the amount of
$168.00.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-04-06
COMMISSIONERS 10
PROCEED ON THE
COURTHOUSE JOB
Nov You See It and Now You
Don't" Job For Office and
Jail Favored This Week

The Dare County Board of Com
missioners Tuesday followed the
plan in which they had been led
by their boss and decided to pro-
coed with the $4,000 job of re-
modelling the courthouse and build
ing new Jail on top. Lawrence
Swain, member from Manteo said
the decision was made, the only
absent member being w. H. Lew
ark of Kill Devil Hills. The archi-
tect, Ed Pugh Jr., of Elizabeth
City, a Wanchese native who had
been selected by an old neighbor
for this work, met with the Board
and took all the blame for pro-
ceeding to ask for bids some three
weeks ago, and said he had acted
on what he thought was the wishes
of the Board.
No record of Tuesdays action
will be put in the minutes, Mr..
Swain said, so it will be easy for
the Board to change its mind
again. A little review of the prof.
ect may be in order at this time.
Ever since the county got gift
of $4,000 in cash about two years
ago, there have been numerous
schemes for spending it. Finally,
the Board was told to spend it for
some plush offices for the county
officers, and for badly needed
vaults, and the least used thing
in the county, a new Jail.
The promoters went ahead and
hired Mr.. Pugh, and drew plans,
although they had an adequate set
already made and paid for, but
which only called for spending
$4,000 or less, and this wouldn't
give them a chance to spend all
the money. When they got through
with the new plans, which theil
confreres had led them into, they
found the job would cost $85, 900
including a Jail at Buxton. OF
course it has always been the GUS
tom to spend lot more in Dare
than any plans call for, but they
agreed to go ahead and undertake
the job, provided the people OF
Dare County would approve it anG
the issuance of bonds to the. tune
of $35, 700 more in special cleo.
ton July 9. The voters didn't ap.
prove it however, and turned il
down by two to one, and the Board
then said they would build it any.
way.
Now this project had as one OF
its first promoters the Register OF
Deeds and County Manager, Mel
win R. Daniels, supported by Sher-
riff Cahoon, and Commissioner
Swain. Once having gotten into it,
the rest of the Board went along
with them. Commissioner White of
Buxton was new man on the
Board and had nothing to do with
cooking up the project, although
he wanted to get along on the
Board and get support for his own
See COURTHOUSE, Page Four
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-04-06
JAMBOREE COMMITTEES
TO MEET SUNDAY 3 PM.
AT CAROLlNIAN HOTEL

All Dare Coast Pirate Jamboree
committee members, from Kitty
Hawk to Hatteras, including Ro.
anoke Island, Mays Head, Kill
Devil Hills and Buxton, are urgeC
to attend a meeting at The Caro-.
linian Hotel on Sunday afternoon
April 8, and all are urged to veal
their costumes, it was announced
today by Julian Oneto, chairman
of the committees in charge OF
events scheduled for the Dare
Beaches.
at is very necessary that al
committees be represented as prog,
ress on plans for all phases of the
Jamboree must be known and dis.
cussed," said Oneto.
"At least one TV station repre-.
sentative (WTAR-TV Norfolk( will
be present at the meeting under
present plans and they plan tc
make a Is minute program fol
transmission over the Norfolk TV
station" said Oneto.
Committee members inclu d {
those in charge of the surf fishing
contest, fish fry, beauty show anC
costume contest, banker pony
events, beach buggy races and the
waterfront carnival and dance OF
Hatteras Island; the model plane
contest, children's treasure hunt
blue marlin unwilling, pirate land.
ing party, jeep obstacle race, ia.
lopy races and grand pirates bal
on the Dare Beaches; and, the re
ligious services and speedboa'
classics scheduled for Roanoke Is
land.
Oneto stated that committe,
members who would find it i'm
possible to be present, should max,
every effort to be represented b,
some one in order to give a prog
ress report to date. Other commit
tee officials urged to attend in
clude those in charge of costumes
souvenirs, and finances. Other in
terested persons are also invite
ITO attend and all who can do s
are urged to wear their costume
for the Whining, Oneto stated.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-04-06
PRE-SCHOOL CLINICS

Pre-school clinics will be held fol
Dare County as follows:
Manteo School at Health De.
partment, Manteo, Wednesday
April II, 10 am. to A pm.
Manteo ,Colored School at Health
Department, Manteo, Friday, April
10, 2 pm. All parents with chill
dren starting school next year
please bring them to the clinic fol
their check-up, according to w. W.
Johnston, health officer.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-04-06
GROCERY STORE SALE
IS NOT NEGOTIATED

Last week The COASTLAND.
TIMES carried a news story to
the effect that Archie Burrus of
.Manteo had sold his grocery store
to Andrew and Margaret Tillett
and their son Jack, also of Manteo.
That story has been found to be
erroneous, as the sale, which was
in process of being negotiated,
did not go through. Mr.. Burrus
is still operating his store.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-04-06
RE-ENTERs HOSPITAL

Capt. w. H. Lewark of Kill Dew
IL Hills, who was recently dismiss
ed from the Marine Hospital, Nor
folk, Va, returned Thursday for
further treatment,
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-04-06
ON GOLD STAR DRILL TEAM

Montague Pennystone, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Pennystone Of
Manteo, is a member Of the Gold
Star DILL Team Of Oak Ridge
Military Institute, Greensboro, and
will 60 with the team to Whining
ton this week end TO participates
in the azalea festival.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-04-06

THE USUALLY benign counenance Lawrence SWAIN County Com
Dare Choir the Methodist Church.
and club booster would not be expected lend itself this maent
1t all goes that anybodys with right
be made sort of character This
captured by Dan Mors Manteo week.
of the plan draw attention the Forthcoming Pirate Jmbor
beginning Hatteras with all and night April
2h which time the worlds biggest fish fry of fish will be
held for countless visitors expected for the three day which will
continue the Dare Coast its entire length IS miles,
of Dare County lengths rsking
tic strife that they might boards to take this ebra-
ton Next week will show another prominent CITIZEN
by Mr.. Morrips camera.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-04-06

SUSAN KRIDER, five-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Krider of Manteo, was the young
est entrant in the recent talent
show put on by the Manteo school
Susan and frankie Williams rep
resented the pre-school group.
Susan gave a recitation. In last
weeks account of the talent show,
it was inadvertently omitted that
Henry Parker and Elizabeth Greet
were crowned king and queen of
the primary school.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-05

5000 18th St, Sill spg Ju, 5-6lS6
OLDS 80 cdr. de luxe "SS"; hydra,
r. and h., W W. tires: SS95. HE.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-05
ARCADE PONTIAC

PONTIAC 1855 Star Chief de lux,
4-door sedan: S-cylinder, hydra.
matte. radio and heater. Wv tires