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as%Sst " J. iSss WILLIAM II MM0p Il sy RS
S 4 4 Naomi Y SSSs ana Sro SSs.
Nadine Byrd Mrs, Grace Vaughn.
Mrs. Anna Deggs. Asa and Clarence
Byrd. Also surviving are two nieces,
jane Gordon ana Theora Moran, two
nephews, James and. Charles o. Dick.
friends Notice Of funeral later. Ar
fangements BY MCGUIRE. Inc ~
CHAMBERS, CASSIE d. on Monday,
ppsssmbeF Z, 1897 CASSIE D. CHAM
O. funeral later ARRANGEMENTS BY
CORNING. EDWARD BURTON. ON
SATURDAY. December =, 1857, al his
residence. a5Ok Leland ST., Chevy
Cchsnss Nd EDwARp BURTON
SORNlNG' beloved husband OF
Mrs John W Mottsr ana Brother 81
Mrs. Cora Zile and Captain p G
Corning, usN. Charleston, s. c., two
gfHndehlldren also survive Friends
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF Robert
A Humphrey. Bethesda, Nd. where
services will be held on Wednesday.
Ss ,s,.SiIsl y At 10 an Intermenl
DIAN. JoHS I l. On Ho None; tf peeem.
her ., 1877, JOHN l. DEAN OF
So lsth St ne, the beloved hus-
band OF Elizabeth Dean Other rela-
ives and many friends also sur
Nive Notice OF funeral later. Ar
fansemsnts BY halvan 4 Sehev, Inc
OlNALL. OWEN D.. OF J5uI Upshur 1t
hfentw0od. Nd, on December =.
1877, husband OF the late R0berta A
DaNai grandfather OF Owen L
ltAttA " Sery nsk II Chamber
Funeral Home, aSOi Cleveland ave
hlverqAle, Nd CO Wednesday. Deem
pr a. 20 pm, inteIment Port
uhIine9it Cemetery 10
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DEATHS

Announcements 81
Services ~ Chambers
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ArwnL. RUTH MARIE on sa,ur-

day December :, 1857. al Johns
Hopkins Hospital RUTH MARIE
ATWf1L Of l4Oa Nicholson ST
Hyattsville Nd beloved daughter OF
james and Lucille Atwill. sister OF
James Atvill. r. Funeral from the
~. at $50 an REQUIEM mass
o. St John the Baptist Church al
an Interment Congressional
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@ q: q: IL: {! :: : 1 j:
Guard OF Honor on Tues
day night. December 10. 1857 at 3
pm a. Chambers Funeral Home
5ls Iith -. sc
HORACE A. REARDoN. comdr.
DON A. WAITE. Adlutant.
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RUpoLPH. HEKMAN v. wa.nlnetc

IEWMNN ". UEIaWE IUU
Lodge, No, Is b p. o
Eiks. Etu assemble at
Cha mbers Funeral Home.
BIZ llth ST Sc. on
Tuesday. December 10.
1897, al 9siO pm. 10
exempliiy the ritual OF
a., .,..,envw ~ nafr fnFa
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Secretary Treasurer 10
ALVEY; RosE Z. suadeniy' on Mon Mon.
GEORGES Hospital cheverly Nd
ROSE Z ALVEY OF a9is Lawrence
st. colmaT Manor. Nd beloved wife
Of the late Edward I, Alvey and
mother OF Agnes Mildred Alvey. verna
@ Monahan. Frank T.. Charles Z
and Joseph l. Alvey She also Is
survived BY three sisters, a brother
and nine grandchildren Mrs Alvey
rests AZ the 0asch Funeral Home,
41a9 Baltimore ave HyattSville, Nd
The holy sacrifice OF the mass will be
offered for the repcse OF her soul
on "wednesday. December IL 81 10
An. at 81 James Catholic Church.
Mount Rainier, Nd Relatives and
friends invited Interment Cedar
Hn Ceu.eteFN
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BuRDETTE. WILLIAM. On sunday,

December s. 1857, WILLIAM BUR.
DETrE SIS wears beloved husband Of
the late Florence Burdette He is
survived By nine children. four daugh-
tiers, Mrs Pearl Oorham, Mrs. Ruth
Mitchell, Mrs. Florence Simpson and
Mrs Elizabeth Sullivan. I'VE sons,
Percy. william, r., Carlton, Harry
Mrs. Laura Howard, Fairfax, Va ten
dfen Friends may call al the Hal
Funeral Home. Oceoauan. Va. serv-
ices on Wednesday, December 1, At
2 pm. ~ the Woodbridge Baptist
Church. Woodbridge. Va tnlermeut
Bethel Cemetery. Alexandria, Va 10
BUTLER. FRANCES G.. Departed this
NE on Friday, December u. 1857,
al ihe District General Hospital
FRANCEB G, BUTLER, beloved daugh.
Ter of Mrs Viola Ball wife OF
Joseph Butler, beloved mother Of
EUGENE Clark and Francine Clark
Also SURVIVING are four aunts, two
After 3 pm Tuesday. December 10
friends are invited to call az $40
Wednesday. December H. from the
Mount Airy Baptist Church, "a J.
st nv. At pm lnterment Wood
lawn Cemetery Arrangements BY the
W n Bacon Funeral Home
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! Polieemen's Assoc iatlon
~ vii attend the fi.neral OF
M their late brother. OWEN
Isl 4 DUVAlL, to be held al
~ .Ju pm Wednesday, De
" cembeF ~, 1897. al Cham
bers Funeral Home. River
Nd. lnterment Fort Lincoln
RED A. CAPASSO, President.
METH p FOLSOM. SCI retary
:. OWEN u. Members Of the
: Association OF Retired Po-
y tcemcn are herehY notified
OF the passing OF our late
u brother. OWEN 4 DUvALI.,
on Saturday, December 2.
= 1887 Remains resting AZ
the Chambers PuneFal
5Sul Cleveland ave, River
I'd. where services will be held
q pm Wednesday. December
nterment Port Lincoln Gene
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BAGGETT. ROSA wOOLLs. On SUI

day Defender 5, 1857, e. her resi-
Va. ROSA &ooTis BAoGETf. vile
~ the late Charles p. Baggett. and
mother OF Mrs. r. Lee Schnlt1e. and
eaughteE OF the late William Pape
ana Nog Hayes woolls Of Al.xandrla,
residence after 4 m, Monday Mass
Nlu Be said on Wednesday. Decem-
Der II. at 10 am, from st. Mays
Church Interment will be IN ST.
Nary's Cemetery ARRANGEMENTS oY
the r wheatley Funeral Home. Alex
Andrta Va 10
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pital, SAMUEL S MFEKS. loving
husband Of Maude Meeks. father OF
Mary BETTY Ann. Sandra Samuel
Jr. Lawrence and Robert Meeks
brother OF william Meekx Other
relatives and many friends also sur
vtVe After pm Tuesday De-
cembfs 10. friends NAV call a. the
johnson A Jenkins Funeral Home
Northeast ChRBel. 5d35 EadS 81 ne
where funeral services viii be held
on Wednesday. December IL at !
pm the Rev Frank Bradley Of
feiAtinE. ln;erment Woodlavn Gene
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Dun hNLLLOs MhhAENO- Cu HAoAAANf
December O. 1857. al his residence.
ISIS Chiliam I'd chilum. Nd +.
MARiNo BoCcABEILo. the b-ioved
husband OF Emma BoccAbeilo. father
OF Francs J BoeeAbelio and Mrs
Kenneth W Butler, son OF the late
Francesca and Filomena Boeesbello,
brother OF Mrs Elizabeth NeumAnn,
Mrs Constance D. Silyestre, Mrs.
virginia De LodoVieo. Mrs Angelina
Figert. Mrs Ceceiia Kirch. Mrs Mary
CumminS. Mrs Louise Robertson.
Earl. Dominic and Edward Bocca-
bello, grandfather OF Francis N
Stephen J, Marie A. and Judith <
Boceabeilo Funeral from the TIN :
othy Hanion Funeral Home. 3Sll
Georgia ave NV. on THURSDAY. De-
oemoer is ~ $50 an High re-
auiem mass a. the Holy Rosary
Church. grd and 2 SITS nv. at ~
am Interment Garden Of the
Apostles, Fort Lincoln Cemetery, Re,a-
t:ves and friends are invited IL
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efs OF Carroll Council.
AAN Knishts OF Columbus, are
&TE hereby notified OF the
sSSSS Geath Of Brother MARINO
w ~ BOCCABELLO All men,
Nv hers are requested 10 re-
~ cite the roSary Tor the
ropoSs Of his soul al the Har lon
FuneraI Home 1881 GecTgia ave
nv Warrington. D c A. m
"wednesday December u. laS1
FRANK y garcia Q
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MORELAND, GERTRUDE, on Sunday,
December y, 1851, at her ,residenCei
slippery Rock, Pa GERTRUDE
MoHELAND beloved wife Of Arthur
l. Moreiand Funeral from the HUNT
Funeral Home, Waldorf, Md on We'd
nssday, December i Al. si5 am
Mass A. 81 Peters Church Waldorf
Md at am lnterment church
cemetery. Rosary will be said on
Tuesday, December 10, At y nm 10
MOTT. ELMER D. or 50s 18th st
Sc, on December ~ 1857. husband
OF Venetta NJ Mott Services at
Chambers Funeral Home, 5l5 llth
st Sc on Thursday December p
at nm fnterment Arlington Ma
tlonal Cemetery II
O'DEA, DANIEL q. on SATURDAY, De
uncle Of John and Walter NJ
sSli At ne Collins Funsra! Home.
P S.,nsS, 10 o from ,, Ann e S$
PARKE, MANA LEE on Monday, De
cember 9. lil5; at Aliauippa,. Pa,
W Parke OF Bethesda Md, Mrs
Jay G Elder OF Aliauippa, Pa and
Mrs victor ID Long Of Ions Beach.
Calf sister Of Mrs Maude Mar
ste'ler Friends. may cal at the
Domaine Funeral Home, h90 South
where services will be held on Wednes.
i G,y psf' w mi c,nSs,.ry 80 pm
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BROWN. CHARLLs \. on sqndayy'
v vffsmoet CHARLES n BROWN he
Is survived By nieces, nephews and
many friends After pm. Tuesday.
December 10. friends are invited 70
call at the william Spangler Funerail
BE- offered 81 5 pm Tuesday. De-
cember 10
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Braths

ALLAN. GEORGE W, On Saturday.
December :, 1887, a. Mount Alto
hospital GEORGE W ALLEN. be-
loved husband of Katherine Noonan
Allen. aud father Of Doris NJ and
Helen q. Allen Of 5i57 Macarthur
blvd NV Friends and relatives may
call At the Safiell Funeral Home. ita
on wednesday December II, at iO4a
an interment Arlinston National
Cemetery, 10
AIIEN GHORGr "a There will be a
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ROBERT 1 JENKINS, President,
RICHARD A BURTON. seey.

FLETCHER. JOSEPH A. Suddenly. on
Wednesday December L. 1857.
JOSEPH 4. FLETCHER Of Upper
Marlboro. Nd beloved husband Ol
Sarah P. Fletcher father OF Morris,
Frances. Mary and Dorothy Ann
Fletcher and son Of Christine and
the late James r. Fletcher Also
surviving are three brothers. four
sisters. other relatives and many
friends. After . y m. Thursday, De-
call at the Mcclure Funeral Home,
lSso 9Th St NV REQUIEM mass
will be celebrated al 81 Mary !
Catholic Church. Upper Marlboro.
am. lnteTment Arlington National
Cemetery II
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BULLOCK. THOMAS. On "wednesday.

Decembsf Z 1851 THOMAS Bull
LOCK OF 91S 10th st sc. He IL
AID many other relatives and friends
After pm Tuesday, December 10.
friends may call a. the B. p TAYLOR
Funeral Home. 1902 18th St nv,
where services Will be held II !.
noon Wednesday. December 1. In
termsnt woodlaWn Cemetery.
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BROWN. JAMES GARDIE; On sgsq Ley.
nRYAN GMYNNE MICHELLE. o

Sunday. December $. 1887 81 SUD
urban Hospital. GWYNNE MICHELE
Bryan, h.. and mother Of Melanie
elizabeth Bryan, daughter Of Mrs
Doyle Kline and W z Newton Of
Lubbock. Tex: sister OF vicki and
Mary Ruth Kline and Sheri Lynn
Newton. Friends are invited 70 call
al he Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home OF Robert A Pumphrey, Be-
thesda, Nd Services on "wednesday.
December II. At pm. a. me Be-
thesda Methods; Church Huntinston
Nd. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
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the 3 Wheatley FunerAI Home. AIek-
Andria Va 10
BIRrMAN. PAUL. On Monday. De-
eember q. 1857. PAUL BIRTAAS,
beloved husband OF LIBBY Birgman.
devoted father Of Mrs Egniee Burton
Of Greenbell. Nd and Mrs Pny Us
a,so Is survived BY one brother and
tVo sisters. Harry BirtmAn and
Ms Becky Aindel. both OF Chlcaso,
III and MISS Rose Birtman OF wash
ington. D c Services ~ the c D
GOLDBERG a Son Funeral Home. 4.i7
9th 81 NV on Friday. December
II. al IL am lntermsnt Mount
Lebanon Cemetery. Bethel Section
In mourning at 56sH OeorRia ave
nv Family requests IN lieu Of
flowers. contributions be made 10 the
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suIMEn. NARY THLnEsA on sun;

Az. Dseem6sI g. ias; 4. s s,!, A,
Of sol Dryden St, Silver spring, Md,
wife OF the late Arthur Maxwell Bull
mer. mother OF Mrs, Glen ArmStrong
and sister Of Mrs MarRaret A Oar
M and Daniel j. Hoey There also Is
one grandson Mrs Bulmer rests At
the Warner " Humphrey Funeral
Home s434 Ca. ave, Silver Spring.
Nd parking faciiitiesb Mass will be
offered for the repose OF her soul on
Wednesday, December n. a. y am,
at st Bernadettes Catholic Church.
Four Corners, Nd Interment Park-
lawn Cemetery Montreal Canada.
papers please copy.D 10
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cembeF q lv5I, CHARLIE GREGORY
OF go 54th St. Sc. devoted huSba nd
o. OpheiiA GreEory. loving father OF
Mrs. Hester Dudley brother OF Mrs.
a. she carer, MIS- SnTis,ine sye.
G. Thomas. Mrs. Annie O Smith. Mrs
Sadie Williams joseph, Eddie and
William GREGORY. Other relatives and
friends also survive After pm.
call a. his late residence. Funeral
on Wednesday, December IL At 1
pm. at the Beulah Baptist Church.
5ath and DIX SITS ne Interment Car
yer Memorial Cemetery. 10
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srs-s. special meeting of wash
RA lnston PRINTING Pressmen's
NMM Union. No. I ON WerneS-
day December | 1885, al
WHNNE 10 am. 10 attend the tu-
W1%y neral OF GEORGE W
ALIEN
RICHARD d. SEBASTIAN.
President
ROY I DEAN
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day, December .. 1857. ALMA ADAMS
LEMARK Of lftO Euclid 81 nv.
mother Of Mira, julia l.. BOYD. grand-
neither Of Alma MAapins and
shelby. Millard. Jesse and Alexander
Adams Other relatives and friends
also survive AieeY pm Wednes-
day. December a.. friends may call
Island ave NV, where services vii
be held on THURSDAY. December ~,
A. Pm. tnterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery II
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DARE RECORDERS COURT
SESSION HELD TUESDAY

Dorian Mitchell Washington of
Manteo pleaded guilty to being
drunk and disckderly and creating
a disturbance in the home of Lizzie
Williams, and to being drunk on
state highway, and Judge w. F.
Baum ordered Tuesday that he
serve go days on the roads in addi-
ton to a six months sentence i'm
posed September 10th.
Dewey Williams pleaded guilty
to being drunk and disorderly on
the streets of Manteo, and was
given 30-day sentence suspend
ed upon payment of $25 fine and
costs.
A case charging Shelton Der
ward Midget of Manteo with care
less and reckless driving was mol
pressed.
The defendants in the remaining
cases submitted to the charges as
indicated:
James Robert Fairfield, Mays
Head, failing to report an acct
dent, SIS fine and costs.
Robert Erskine Williams, Mays
Head, failing to stop at stop sign,
S. fine and costs.
Arnold Larry Midget, Ports
mouth, Va, speeding 70 m.p.h.,
SIS fine and costs.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-12-06
NATIONL SEASHORE TRAVEL
WELL AHEAD OF LAST YEAR

During the first IL months Of
1867, total of 318,554 persons
visited Capes Hatteras National
Seashore, according to the Novem-
Der report of Robert F. Gibbs,
superintendent of the recreational
area. This is an "a percent in
crease over the same period in
1856.
During November, total of III
1913 persons entered the National
Seashore area and according to es-
Inmates of those in charge of tab
ulation of visitor counts, the fig
ure represents non-residents on
coastal vacations and not local
travellers.
While November showed de-
crease of 1922 percent from Octo-
Der, the past month was 73.1 per-
cent over Novembers count one
year ago.
One of the big attractions with
in the National Seashore area this
year was the surf fishing for chan
mel bass. Old timers who have OBJ
served and participated in channel
bass. or drum, fishing for many
years along the coast have stated
nat October and November this
wear have been the best season for
biz fsh in the history Of the coast.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-12-06
UNUSUAL PROGRAM TO
BE IN MANTEO MONDAY
JEANNE Asbel To Be Featured by Frank
Sorrell's Group In Novelty Per-
Torrance in Auditorium

Morty Nevins of the Three Suns
will present next Monday, Deem
Der 9, in the Manteo school audi
forum, the Magical Sounds of the
Frank Sorrell's group of Norfolk,
featuring JEANNE Asbel. There will
be three performers in the group,
and the instruments will include,
besides piano, xylophone, drums,
organ, electric either and accor-
dion. Mr.. Denton Of the Milton
Music Company will accompany the
group to Manteo. Dick of
Mays Head, and manager "a The
Lost Colony, will also appear on
the program.
The public is invited to attend
this novelty program which will
begin at S:15 and for which a
nominal charge will be made. This
will be different from any program
previously presented in Manteo.
Mr.. Nevins, who is one of the
Three Suns, a musical group hav-
ing achieved national acclaim and
having made many records, recent
iy moved to Norfolk, where he
became owner of the above-men-
toned music store. His wife is a
former Norfolk girl.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-12-06
BIG CHANNEL BASS TO BE
RUNNING UNTIL CHRISTMAS

-
Hatteras.--Willie Newsome is
predicting that the current run Of
big channel bass will be running
in Hatteras waters until Christ
mas, and if that happens it will be
about two weeks later than normal
for them,
During the past week end /
have weighed 33 channel bass and
not one of them was less than IS
pounds" said ewsome. Most, as a
pounds" said Newsome. "Most, as
a matter Of fact, have ranged be-
Newsome's reports covered the
Hatteras Inlet sector. On the
week end Preston DUDLEY Of Bux-
ton landed his limit one day and
his largest fish.was 56M pound
er. This was the largest Of the
species reported during the week
end. Nevin Wescott, chief in charge
Of Hatteras Inlet Lifeboat Station,
reported catching one that weighed
521z pounds. More large Ash have
been taken than in many recent
seasons.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-12-06
CAR DEMOLISHED AND.
SAILOR HURT FRIDAY

Joseph Edward Glib, 21-year-
old Pennsylvania man stationed at
the Stumpy Point Navy facility,
received neck and back injuries
and was transferred to the Ports
mouth Naval Hospital as result
of an accident about three miles
north of Manteo on u. s. Highway
GA and 264 at 1850 pm last Fri
day.
According to Patrolman Arthur
F. Fields, Glib and companion
were returning to their base at
Stumpy Point after having been to
tavern near Manteo. As they
neared the Roanoke Island end of
the William B. Umstead Memorial
Bridge, Gibbs car ran off the
pavement, went out of control and
rolled over several times. The car,
a 1851 Chevrolet 4-door, was com
pletely demolished. Gibbs COM
panion escaped with minor injuries.
Patrolman Fields reported that
the two men had apparently been
drinking, but he said Monday that
no charges had been filed pending
completion of his investigation.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-12-06
PEA ISLAND wILDFowL
COUNT is NEARING PEAK

While the Canada and greater
snow goose count for the last week
in November was up to par for
Pea Island National Wildlife Ref
uge, there was still a shortage of
ducks as compared to previous sea-
sons.
Refuge Manager L. B. Turner's
count for week ending November
80, indicated there were $500 Cam
adas andd 1880 greater SHOWS on
the refuge to total 1880 geese.
Twelve blue geese have been
counted and IS swan are at the
refuge. :.
Total number Of ducks Of all
species, with baldpates and PIN
tails in the lead, was 1852 at last
count, and there were approximate
" $50 coots or bluepeters.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-12-06

ROBERT F. GIBBS, the new
superintendent Of the Cape Hat
teras National Seashore recrea-
tional project in Dare and Hyde
Counties who has recently estab-
lished his home at Bodie Island.
Prior to coming here he was AS
sistant Supervisor of the Great
Smoky Mountains National Park.
He is a native of Madison, Va,
and joined the Park Service in
1884 in the Shenandoah National
Park, Va. He served in the Army
in 1940-45 and was awarded the
bronze star medal for meritorious
service by the United States Army
and the Croix de Guerre by the
French Army-he became chief
park ranger at Shenandoah; then,
assistant superintendent at Big
Bend National Park, Texas, and
superintendent of Isle Royal Ma
tional Park, Michigan. He has
been assistant superintendent of
Great Smoky Mountains National
Park since August 1856.
Mr.. Gibbs succeeds Allyn F.
Hanks, a highly popular career
man with the Park Service, who
has gone to an advanced post in
Washington, D. C. headquarters.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-12-06
MASONIC LODGES PLAN
LADIES NIGHT DEC. l4th
AT THE SHRINE CLUB

The Masonic Lodges of Manteo
and Wanchese are planning a joint
celebration on December 14th, next
Saturday night week which will be
the annual ladies night meeting.
A turkey dinner will be served.
All Masons are expected to bring
their wives.
A detailed program will be work
ed out, but as yet the speaker had
not been obtained, according to
Charlie E. O'Neal, Manteo Lodge
Secretary.
The Master of Wanchese Lodge
is H. o. Bridges, and of the Man
teo Lodge, Selden R. Midget.
Last years ladies night was at
tended by 210 persons. A larger
attendance is expected this time.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-12-06

New York, Dec. 6.-The appoint
men of Jim Morton, promotion
manager of the New York Journal
American and part-time Mays
Head resident, to the executive
staff of The American Weekly was
announced today by John X. Her.
bert, publisher of the national
Sunday magazine.
The New York newspaperman,
who owns a beach cottage on the
Oregon Inlet Road and frequently
flies down to Dare in his personal
plane ON week ends, will join The
American Weekly on January 6,
1858.
He will work directly under Thor
M. Smith, vice president in charge
of publisher services. Mr.. Morton
has been with the Journal-Ameri-
can for 10 years.
A 1888 graduate of The Citadel,
state military college of South
Carolina, he spent one year in the
advertising department of the
New York Sun before going to the
rnal-American.
A wartime parachute officer, he
was twice wounded and three times
decorated while serving with the
1O1st Airborne Division in France,
Holland, and Belgium.
He rejoined the staff of the
Journal American as reporter in
1916 and three years later became
editorial promotion manager. He
was named production manager in
1856.
His promotions twice won Free
doms Foundations Awards for the
Journal-American in 1866 and
1866. Mr.. Morton also was given
the Gold Medal of the Sons of the
American Revolution, hig h
award of the national society.
Governor Luther H. Hodges of
North Carolina made him an Hon.
orary Tar Heel in 1866 for his
contributions to the states conser-
walton and development program.
Mr.. Morton is president of the
New York alumni of The Citadel
and active in the affairs of the
college. He is also active in The
Protestant Council and in finance
work for the Boy Scouts of Ameri-
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-12-06
JURY DRAWN FOR DARE
SUPERIOR COURT TERM

The list of jurors drawn for the
January term of Dare County
Superior Court by the board of
commissioners at their meeting
Tuesday is as follows:
Jacie F. Burrus, Carl d. Mann,
Mrs. Lea Primer, Manns Harbor:
Matte Richie, Curtis Gray, Curtis
Toler, Virginia Dowdy, Colon A.
Perry, Carlos Dowdy, Kitty Hawk:
Reverne Sawyer, Cleve C. Smith.
East Lake; William A. Davis,
Charles M. Meekins, Leroy S.
Midget, Arnold Daniels, Wan
cheese;
Irving G. Hines, Mabel H. Bas-
night, Cecil Berry, Leigh d. Has
sell, Ralph Swain, Hal S. Ward.
Manteo; Horatio B. Culpepper, Mil
ton Henley, Mays Head; Mrs. Alma
Barnett, Calvin d. Burus, Jr.,
William H. He'll, Richard B.
Daley, Dewy ]. Parr, Buxton;
Mrs. Dudley Burrus, Mrs. Velma
Stowe, Ivey Batten, Lawrence Aus
tin, Roger Willis, Hatteras;
E. v. Nelson, Thomas H. Briggs,
Miss Jennette Gray, Kill Devil
Hills; o. G. Gray, ST., George w.
Meekins, Edward Branch Meekins,
Ulysses w. Gray, Avon; Joseph ID.
Scarborough, r. D. Evans, Levi
Scarborough, Duck; Raymond r.
Midget, Salvo; Archie Scarbor-
ough, Frisco; Christopher A. Mid
gett, Waves; Mrs. Goldie Best,
Leslie H. Wise, Stumpy Point.