davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1957-12-29
HALF-PRICE REDUCTIONS!

o-oSSo DIR Tables assorted finishes mod styles, 299
s-sSSo Tables assorted finishes modern styles 3995
Iosso rabies different finishes modern styles -499
l-94eb Tables. moonstone modern finish S35
aiwso !. s Ianle modern sandalwood finish 5sg5
5o-leS5 10 s36 Dining Room Chairs 995-Si8
-Sado Sad Onhas walnut yeneers, modern styles 6sg
-i<o ~ bunetS modern teaktOne finish 1875
<-iosSo DreNel Dining Room Tables, mig fn.----8495
4-l2995 Drexel Dining Room rabies mig I'm. 1895
,-@Se ooS % %5randt Round Table. mahogany 44g5
l-s9g5 Thomasvile Maple Dining Room Table 4.95
Sfsso Drop-leaf Tables maple finish 29g5
lS-2250 Mahogany finished side chairs -- 1925
4-Ae5 Mahogany finished side chairs 1880
e--le60 Mahogany finished Side chairs .. 9e5
S-izSo Mahogany finished Side Chairs -- IS
Wes-slO6 Cherry and Maple china Torn lep5-2e96
Evening star., 1957-12-29

NEW HAMP. AVE. NV. 430s:
nicely Gee studio rm. and kit, ez.
eel traDsp. sl2 wk. RA. 3-4jn9.
900. - n.an AHn =. n. y -.
Evening star., 1957-12-29

OIL PAINTINGS
Landscapes. 40 70 Ts~s OF Gal.
iety v.ll present free = 3UNIs N
uainiing Jan. ~ 10 holder OF lueSy
number Come IN. browse set youi
number Sun. IN d. DU. 1-3l 81,
ORGAN. old d-fashicned paricf vel.
nut. reanished, excel. oond SS5,
10, 3-559S.
ORGANs-we have Q few sl!ghtly
used eiectrontc home orsanS that
We are clostng Out -h-
while savings Phone ST a-ai00,
joRDANS, corner i3th and q
SIS. nv
ORGANs--farEest seaec' or RI new
and used ortans IN washington
stsFting at S3AS KfTIS- i3Ju
@ 81 NV. RE-. 7-6e1s
PIANO. Arthur Jordan studio up.
3 risht. Teconditioned and guar
anteed. S595, incl. local delivery
CAMPBELL MUSIC Co. ii0S o
st. NV, Df T-Si64
PIANO. bargain. console. Sisrck
light mahog and bench. excellent
condition; $3.50, Ju s-2O36, III
-3SSS
PIAN0s--Used small Erandx. S24h.
S2A5 and up to S4s5. You always
save At the PIANO MART. lois
7th 81 NV Phone ST 3-s300
PIANOS FOR RENT. With option
to buy. from 81 monthly up plus
haul.ng charges ST 3-6300,
PIANO MART. 1918 5th 81. NV
I'm the block above the library }
PTANOg--JORDAN branch stores
all have = complete selection q
pianos and organs for sale and
rent. PLENTY OF parking space In
front Of each store. 1892 Georg.a
ave, Silver Spring; SISa Lee
highway, ArlinEtors ef1h Princess
Anne st.. FredericksburG Silver
Spring ana Arlington stores are
open evenings
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and
used HpinetS, consoles. grands
and uprights at moderate rates
from 81 monthly upl with op-
5SRDAsss i'SR PS5 FOUR sroRTs srrSIiIs .oTn: ssi1.
3-a4OOi. $3.50 Lee hiRhvay, Ar
lington iphone KE. s-5OB0b. n.t:is
Georgia ave, Silver sprinT ,phone
JU 5-ll15D. 24lb Princess Anne
street. Frederieksburg ,phone r..
sex a-94fsl. Full selection at all
stores Silver Sprlng and ArlinR.
ton stores open evenings
PIANO. small black, rebuilt upriVht.
rennished. must sell this week
end. 500 LU, l-9i44
PIANO, wheelock. 5-ft.. mahos
baby grand. in excel eond.; must
sell: 1913. LU. l-4l4l.
RI PIlNOs-Uprights. SOS up: spin
ets, consoles, Erands, s2ab up;
terms Open every eve. and all
day sun. Estab. 1901. SCHAEF-
FER'S PIANO SHOP, SIS Boni.
fant st. Silver spring, Ju. a-303o
PIANOsi PIANO BENCHES; new.
Sl2 up; apinets, WurlitEer, others.
$3.50 up; small upriehts; Knabe.
others, SIPS up: grands greatly
reduced: steinway others. Deliy-
cry, bench free. PAUL GOLIBART.
l166 Columbia rd NV. AID. 4
3A.k lg,30 to 81.
PIANO. whitney iKimballl. full.
keyboard spinet; bench, excellent
condition wo 0-12il
PIANO, spinet, . mo. old, walnut,
cost $3.50. will sacrifice for Si15.
leaving town. HE 4-72Si
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Office Furniture
NEW AND USED

6-drawer steel map nles. 2i~xai"
SO ga
Steel Industrial type el0thius loek.
er per coor ~ Uu
Steel letter ana legal Gle drautys
3, 81
i-drAwer leGal wood fi.es
- .95 70 Sif vs.
New heavyweight S-coor 4-&hell
So so
Sew steel Stxs4 executive essks.
$50 so
Our low overhead makes II pos.
siole fer Us 70 sell quality new and
used merchandise Al ioN. loW urlcrs
--Save nov See for yoursen come
10 our UarehoaSe. FEee pATkiaE and
ceiiterV
Evening star., 1957-12-29

REFRiGERAT0R. electric s2si
SsS, Muss sell. ME. s.4iS7. -
Refrigerator Close-Out
Must sell entire stock OF new
crcsisv rstfiSsfStors All rtinssra.
tors IN cartons. new and b-yeai
guarantef No Feasonable offsT re-
fused Open ewes III y
STANDARD TIRE a HAT'rERf co
10th and n SIS NE II 3.D06s
Evening star., 1957-12-29
DOCS, PETS. src.


BOXER PUPS. registered Axe
wormed' 3 months old. 10
COCKER SPANIEL, registered, u
VI old male bun color, pet, $50
Call OIL. 2-537l
COCKER Pups, pjrebred. bun
healthy, afectionate. shots; rea-
sonable HI. g-5Oes
BASsET, Axe res has all shots,
wormed; , mos. old $50. VII
R-A4i2.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, AKc and
fDSB reR. litter, champion hunt
ing stock AD a-sBOS
GOOD HOME WANTED for 1 male,
female puppy. 4 wks. old; short.
hair terrier type. Box He-A, star
COLLlE, male, IL months, Blue
Blue Merle, Axe res; 500. Call
POODLEs. miniature. Axe Black
SI5 and 500, SIP 3-On83.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPs, Axe.
beauties, SWINN'a. 81 y Lincoln
ave osltysburg, Pa. Call oettys-
HOME WANTED-Welsh Terrier,
male, 4la years, Axe, excel. pet;
prefer fenced yard reas. Call
WELsH TERRIER PUPS, resistered.
u .wksi = flne males, champ,
stock. Phone Crescent 8-4554.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BI'LIDOZERS. leaders. Generators.
chain saws mixers pumps. Ford
tractors cement grinders. hnikh-
ine mach etc ~ S-a04d
RENTAL TOOLS A EQUIP. co
Evening star., 1957-12-29

1910 2 ST. NV. The Churchill"
Large dbie rnn., stove nr. bath,
linens; SIS VIZ NO 7-9s6s.
i2g4 MASS. AVE. N.W.-UnususlI
lee rm.. with Tefsr and grill.
Ss 80 week
NEW HAMP, AVE. NV. 430S:
nicely Gee studio rn. ana kit, ez-
eel traDsp. sl2 wk. RA. 3-4iu9
1900 MASS. AVE. NV rms ;
clean. quiet. cross vent. ef1le. unit
and shower Ho. 2-95s9.
.OI QUINCY ST. NV lac rms
KIT faclis.. Semipvt bath Sl2.5O
wk 2A 3-2445
Isas n. HAMP. AVE. N.W.--Sgles.
air-eond dbles.. retgr, h plates "a
rms, low rates maid. DU 1-9s ).
DOWNTOWN, gg8 G. PL. NV
SS-SI6 wk. Bsnai apt 92i n z.
ave nv sll vk., feisr.
~ ~ YOUR ROOM. refsr srlll.
clock radio, foam mattress, ST.
SID wk "i47 p nv, Ex a-o,,...t.
DOWNTOWN VIC-Pnone. linens.
reigr. closed-in porch. 300 Rnooe
Island ave. ne, DU 7-f30e
TAX. PK.-PVt cntr., toilet and
snovc-. stove. TeigT closets. $35.
Bachelor JU f-t54e
Gt7 MARYLAND AVE. NJ
White ,-T1l kit, bsmt apt;
pvi bath. 81 IA 9-@sl5
WARM FRONT ROOM. kitchen
per mo HO. 2-l4l6 after / p n.
Evening star., 1957-12-29

TV PIC. TUBES-SETS
rs. u.s. tHSs: l@sssll nSsEEr sia siaiu qsss ReE
$50: i7.in., SO: others. S25. VI
AD. 4-gsSs. 10 70 10 daily. SUNDAY
nv, ~" MotoFola. $50; vM record
changer. Sa5: hotplate. 81; good
cond. RA. 3-2403.
Tv. O-E table model, with stand,
mehogsnyi excellent condition
$50 AP' 1870
Tv, RcA, mahogany cabinet. 1e-
IN. screen; sacritice; moving 10
FLORIDA Call WO. $4,000.
~. RcA. .i-in. table, model per
RIFKiN, RA e-57ls.
Tv, RcA. lf-in, Tv. radio and 3
ss5. MR.. RffKIN. RA' 0-bf13.
TYPEwRITERs, recond. like new,
gnsri large stock standards and
rains ,dIRcLE, 6lB 9th 81. NV.
TYPEWRI1ERs--Ws specialize IN
aiid repairs ELEcTRit, TYPE
WRITER co. u 3-00e2
TYPEwRITERs, new Dortsblss; biz
Gle, .Bl0 9th at, nv, between
and q. Buy Where You Get
TYPEWRITERg. SIS up Your
choice new or rebuilt, no money
dn., ~ a week Free home demon.
strstinr End free tyoinf lessons
Call CLARKS, DU, 1.2lbl NOW
TYPEWR1TER. Underwood port
able recently reconditioned; $40.
WI. 5-d090
TYPEWRITER. Royal. portable,
| with tabulator; good condition
So Lo 5-3203.
VACUUM. all makes. siO-s2O. Rood
ssii Baltimofs 6ivd' AP 1858
VACUUM cLEANER--ElectrollN
model 80 Perfect condition with
2 pm Sacrifice. x.b RE 4-isg0
vACUUMs, all makes slO-s20,
Good condition.. nice Sits l-yr
guar 52il Baltimore blvd. AP
VACUUM CLEARANCE--EiectTolux
SEQ SO, Hoover, $50 SO, others
3k12 Lee hwy, IA. .-fsll.
VIOLINS. brAnd-new outfits, $40 pb
RELIABLE PAWHBHoKERS 81.
9th ST NV NA s-1l57
VOLKswAGEN. Eberspaehef heat
tF, 1000 btusi new, never used
sA5 10 4-17O7 wfekdays
WASHER. SIinger tyne s25 also
automatic. S3b. Can deliver. TX
wASHER-wringef type, Maytag
50 tub, like new, can deliver
moving, VIII sac 20 2-B425
WASHER -Bendix Semiauto. por-
table. NO extra plumbing needed
Sac. Sf5. del arr PO 2-6425. :
WASHERS Ss,gJ up. FRED
$4,000
WASHER, o-E auto. Kenmore au.
to and one Eaty wrinRef, Sl4 so
Also. lov-rost repairing free es-
innate. ia g-f40s
WASHER. ssmiautomstic, SIS; a.
so washer. automatic. Ike new,
SIS Must sell NE. s-41g7.
WASHERS, guaranteed and com.
pietely oYerhauied. vringeTs. easy
kpindryerS. semi-auioms autom
go - AFNH~ ~ sNNas ~
cfpted Washers and dryers re-
phiFed in your home. day or eve
ninF check our prices, WE. D
ahtn.
WASHER, Bendix, less than . yrs
old s45 Also chroner mangle.
s35. ny. s-5aas
WASHER. Kenmore. 6ud-SsYsr,
S6H perfect cond refzT, Norgs.
S35. crib. complete, SIS RA
6-satS
WASHER. Easy Spinner, good ron-
ditlon; $40 Call KE S-5l30.
WASHER AND DRIIR. 1855 Noree
automatic. 5000 for both. De
9-T7aa
WASHING MACHINE. wriNRer very
new condition S35. TO. a-6654
col iE's
WASHING MACHINE. MsytaF
wrineeT type ike new JU FL so
WATCH. RoleS. mans wrist. Ike
new. soltd gold case and band /:
orig price. ~ GOO cur price.
BRoKERs. 1903 lee hwy. Ross
lyn. Va IA 2-i7T7.
wELDERs. uNCOLNs. all types
and sigeS for sale or rent EARL
BECR a LANDRUM NJ 5-S5il
i093 Cathedral ST Baltimore
Evening star., 1957-12-29
14OO NEW YORK AVENUE NE.

Years end for us. Making way for new
goods An exciting opportunity for board
ing houses, motels, college rooms. Come and
save Giant reductions on odds and ends.
ones of kind Some perfects, some as is.
what YOU buy take 1t home on the spot
or have it delivered FREE. Below is only
a partial listing of the terrific savings you'll
find here. Come early for best choice Doors
open at 8 am. sharp. (All sales final)
Evening star., 1957-12-29
OUR 7sth YEAk
Hugo Worch
Piano Company
925 g st. NV. Ma. 8-0423

s25 G ST. NV MA. 8-O423
PIPE BENDERs. knockout punches.
foois 4 Eouuif 60 Ju. HsSi s.Sdio ~
POCKET AND BILLIARD TABLES,
Supplies. pokeT tables and gamss.
tennis tables, acceS CONN Bill.
LARD a BOWLING SUPPLY co
si0 18th st NV. Dl S-4SSs
PRESS BRAKES, box and par, ane
leAf brakes 10 our stock. INDUS
TRIAL SAILS Co. AD $500
PRINTING PRESS. iONi5 CAP. ex-
eel, type ss-hp motor 7l6
Rlttenhouse NV, RA s-07da
PROJEcToR. ArEas 500, completely
new MODEL auto. slide changer
never used $50 RA 6-Tp3a.
PUMPS, GENERATORS. CHAIN
SAWS. HOMELITF sales service.
EQUIPMENT Co ~. s-S04o
PUMPS, - 81 up sump pumps
auto. S3a p5; lge, selection BrinE
Us your pump pro0lemt motors
rtralffc excha~sed. while YOU
vsii ELEcTRic EQUIPMENT CO.
sf1a sherman ave nv. AD
ftn
RECEIvER. National HR.o- so
with coils, GOOD cond 500 or
best Offer Call WA. 7-4t43
RECONDITIONED HOTEL and
TeStauran; dishwashinr msehines
mixers, potato peelers, ranges
work tables. other items new
suafautees substantial savings
Hu 3-452n
RADIO-Tvo Elmae ixls0-A. SIS
ca set B W haiun coils s.
one ICA code record. a.. one
~ a. eoa ", trans. SO Call
RADIO. 20 " Ampiifs- with
matchins Is-inch speaker. $40
Heavy beam rotor ss6 RE
RADIO. G-E, AM-FM with Hi-Fi
outlet. peri, SIS Also Noreloo
twin cone HAP speaker for same
si5 Mr. RIPkiN RA 6-57l1.
RADIO. Zenith Trans Oceanic. per
feet eond., S55. MIR RfFKIN. PA
H-57la
RADIO. nc l4ox and speaker.
Sl6O; Miilen GDO, $50; johnson
Match Box. $50 JU a-bnsn
RADIO. Revere portable. good con
dition: Only SEQ Call OF. 4-osia
RADIO. Nc-iSl; matching speaker.
ihrouEh . metersD 5000. TN
: 'i-S5fB
RADIO. stott. sw. recyr.. excel
for overseas reception. RcA tape
recorder oil l-.3el
RADIATORS, o. used. h.-w.h. with
valves, about 3nJ feet. all for
$3.50. or sell separately. JE
RECORD PLAYER, as rpm;
ehanser, amnlifler records. Sl5.
auto radio. SIS oil. 6-SFSa
RECORD PLAYER. webcor Must
calr'' like hrsrd-nev; <GN TtNO-
LERS SALES co, pi3 d 81
nv, RE-, s-3AsJ
REFRIGERATION. Frigidairc, like
new, viii sacrifice Tor SIS.
owner. IA. .-3aia after q nm
REFRIGERATOR, iOis-cu. n. S6s.
TO A-d6bf COLES
REFRIGERATOR. S25; also. refEr..
late mod cross top freezer, can
deliver: S76 EX. 3-57l4.
REFRIGERATORs. freezer tops
l.yr. guar. siO up. FREnERIcKs,
3a05 ifth st. NV, ia $4,000
REFRIGERAToR. Philco. large with
large freezer on top perfect con-
dillon SsS. TU. s-49s5.
REFRIGERATION crosley, 1857 q
cu. n with freezer compartment
used . mos. Pc 3-66S3
REFRIGERATORs. used, $40 so
up; credit guar del ACME sTovE
lOll 9TH 81 nv Ma S-S952
REFGRS. lel, excel. eond F; ~
Gu. ft.. s3s; 4 Gu. ft., So; eiec
raneeI S3s; washer. $40. IA.
n.0Jssi
REFRIGERATORS
REcoNDTTIONED, $50 so
GUARANTEED I YEAR
PEERLESS SALES co
2237 Georgia Ave. DE 2-bA66
Evening star., 1957-12-29

iaie 18th ST. Unfurn a..
Win WITH porch pn md nr Cpl OF ! psg-
Evening star., 1957-12-29
N. FRANK & SON
4l4 3rd ST. NV. Ex. 3-ss74
OIL PAINTINGS

on BURNER; French door slid
doors. toilet. snutteES radiator
lam r.nnmar Of EEl-n
Evening star., 1957-12-29
ROOMS SURR.--s.E..s1
ROOMS UNQURNlsNEp

CAPITOL HILI-Desirsble rm. In
Ia blks. from Capitol. III 6-76S7.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
WEADON ARMS

1919 10Th 81. w.-Lovely front
studio bed -liy rm Nicely furn.
New refer KIT privil Sl2 so VIZ.
10 2-1al0.
COLORED-DOwNToWN, go 5th
81 v-Msn only. sleep rm sep.
kit fuTn sll wk Ia 9-li66.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED
ROOMS. APrs. TO SNARE

1OUNG EMPL. MAN desires rrn.
With ooard, IN Silver Spring area.
JU S-2613
Evening star., 1957-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUE silverware ieWeiry any
condition D K MILESTONE.
i43s wisconsin ave NO 10000
Evening star., 1957-12-29
DAILY OR WEEKLY
JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
ROOMS WANTED

CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN. perul.
GOVT. employee. desires veil-heajsd
I'm. in pvt home with storage
facilities, near l4th and Decatur
stS. nv, good refs State price.
Write Box @iS-M. Star
ELDERLY JEWISH MAN desires
furp. room with pvt. ent and
bath: 18th ST. vicinity near Waiter
Reec. Box t45-M Star
Evening star., 1957-12-29

BOXER, male. II mos, sired bS
Captain Lookout. A wonderful buy
for anyone who is breeding; must
! sell for lack OF space. Call sP
Evening star., 1957-12-29

GRAVELY TRACTOR, completely
overhauled new guarantee. SOS
oRAvELY oF WASHINGTON, 10,
a-1TOT
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15
News of Columbia & Tyrrel Co.
For Subscription Mrs. Blanche w. Cohoon Her.
Phone S17-1 Columbia, N. c. She will welcome Of
Columbia and Tyrrell County 4s
CZECH VISITOR IN TYRRELL
TIRES OF LIVING; SUICIDE

Columbia-Funeral services for
Mr.. Frank Czech, age 20, were
held at Poor Souls Catholic Mis-
sion, Columbia, on Monday, Febru-
airy IL, at II am, with Father
Boman in charge of the service.
Interment was in lakewood Gem
etery.
Mr.. Czech came to this country
from Czechoslovakia, accompanied
by his wife, about two months ago,
to live with their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Plato
Harrell of Columbia. He was a re-
tired bookkeeper; a member of the
Catholic Church; served in World
War I, and spent 1h years in a
concentration camp.
On Saturday after the monday
meal he disappeared. When he fail
ed to return, search ensued. He
was found about 4 pm. by his
grandson, Monty Harrell, hanging
from a tree by a belt, in nearby
wooded area. C. E. (Jake) Walk
er, coroner, declared no inquest
was necessary.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Emma Czech, one daughter
Mrs. Plato Harrell, one grandson
Monty Harrell, all of Columbia
one brother and two sisters in
Czechoslovakia and Germany.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15
MANTEO QUARTET HEARD
BY COLUMBIA ROTARY

Columbia.-Dick Jordan's Manteo
Quartet, with Mr.. Jordan, Johnny
Long, Lawrence Swain and Ralph
Swain, singing old time songs and
ballads, was the feature of the pro-
gram on Tuesday, Feb. 18th, 700
pm. at the Rotarians Ladies
Night" held at the Methodist
Church Annex, Columbia.
A banquet, of four courses and
entree, with turkey as the main
course, was served in candlelight,
on tables decorated with arrange
ments of white gladioli and NUNS,
conferred with red candle; trail
ing ivy, and with the Valentine
motif carried out in the arrange
ments and appointments.
Rotary AIMS and women guests
were each presented with a prize
of hand-cut crystal "salt and pep
pers" and a camellia corsage, on
arrival and a heart-shaped box of
candy on departure.
Special guests introduced by
Pres. NJ. l.. Basnight, Master of
Ceremonies, were: Mrs. Ina Long
Mrs. Virginia Swain and Mrs. Ollie
Belle Swain, all of Manteo; Mrs
Eva Ludford Armstrong, Mrs
Gladys Sawyer, Henry Carroll
Cutrell of Fairfield, Mrs. w. E.
Brown, and ex-Rotary AIMS, wives
of deceased Rotarians, Mrs. w. S.
Caravan, Mrs. H. N. McClees and
Mrs. C. Earl Cohoon.
Guests We're welcomed by Paul
L. Liverman and response was by
Mrs. Julian H. Swain. Shelton H.
Ludford was in charge of the pro-
gram as we'll as the decorations
Miss Sara L. Taft donated the
camellias for the ladies from he1
garden. w. J. White offered invo-
cation.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15
CITIZENSHIP PROGRAM
BY CLUB IN TYRRELl

Columbia.-A citizenship pro-
gram, put on by Mrs. Julian H.
Swain, featuring the winning es-
says, written in contest by students
of the Columbia High School on
the topic Citizenship at Home,
School and Country" was the high
light of the meeting of the Column
bia Woman's Club, at it's meeting
on Tuesday at the Club House.
Divided in two groups, the win
ner of the first group consisting
of the 9Th, 9th and 10th grades
was Robert Cartwright, a 9th
grade student of Kilkenny, who
was presented with prize of $500.
The 18th and 18th grades of the
second group was represented by
the winner, Miss Nan Brickhouse,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mary
land Brickhouse of Columbia,
Route 2, a 18th grade student, who
was also awarded $500.
The dates for the Parliamentary
Procedure Glass which is sched-
uled to be instructed by w. E.
Brown, Agriculture teacher in Co.
lumbia school, are set for three
Mondays in succession, beginning
Feb. 18th, Feb. 25th and March
4th at the Agriculture Building.
Mrs. E. J. Brickhouse announced
that the classes will be open to all
people of Tyrrell, men and women,
boys and girls, anyone who is in
terested in learning how to con-
duct a meeting in proper form.
She further states the information
gained will be valuable to all Sun
day School teachers and leaders of
religious or civic groups, and hopes
they will take advantage of this
opportunity.
Mrs. Eftie A. Brickhouse, presi-
dent of the club read the ere
quirements to respect our Flag"
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15
PROTEST FILED

Columbia. - A protest is being
filed by the Town of Columbia,
through it's appointed representa-
tive, H. T. (Jack) Davenport, with
the State Utilities Commission, in
regards to the Carolina Coach Co.
seeking permission to discontinue
bus service from Williamson
through Plymouth, Pea Ridge, to
Edenton and through Creswell to
Columbia-traveling US. Route
"a, NC. Routes 80 and 81.
The town is also cooperating
with the other towns affected in
being represented at the hearing
being held for this purpose, at the
library building in Raleigh on Feb
ruary 21st, according to Mr.. Daven-
port.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15
$4,000 SPENT IN
AIDING CRIPPLED
CHILDREN IN STATE

Chapel Hill.-North Cardinals
crippled were aided last year by
Easter Seal Sale funds in diver
sified program costing over $780,
600, it was announced in the an
nual report issued by the N. C.
Society for Crippled Children and
Adults, Inc.
DR.. Leslie B. Holman of Durham,
president of the Society, reported
revenues of $226, 1896 from Sept.
1866 to August 81, 1866, with a
year-round continuous program OF
medical aid and rehabilitation
through the present time and pro-
jected into the future.
The largest item in the society's
annual report is $50, 1851 for care
and treatment of the crippled. This
includes purchase of such services
as speech and physical therapy,
disqualification, medicine, x-rays,
medical and dental care, support OF
orthopedic clinics, operation of pre-
school and educational programs
and equipment.
A total of $50, 24S.64 was -expend-
ed for Services" to 2,045 children
and 5S7 crippled adults.
The 50 Easter Seal Societies all
over the state of North Carolina
participated in broad program of
help to the crippled. These include
a camping program for crippled
children-there were three camps
maintained for crippled children,
two for white children and one for
Negro children. 1t also includes
physical and speech therapy pro-
grams, both in hospitals and clinics
and in homes of the crippled. Funds
were spent to transport crippled
children from their homes to hos
pitals or to clinics or doctors Of
fees where they could get thera-
peutic care. Money was expended
for Education" which means actual
schooling of crippled children in
their homes when they are unable
to attend school, and also for spe-
cial scholarships and other, assist
ance to pre-school nursery young
sters and in the public schools.
The Easter Seal Sale dollars also
were used to buy clutches, wheel
chairs, braces, artificial limbs,
orthopedic shoes, lifts, walkers,
and other appliances for the Grip
pied.
The N. C. Society for Crippled
Children and Adults is supporting
fundamental research. For example
the N. C. Memorial Hospital at
Chapel Hill has been awarded a
grant of $1O,275 for a study of
"Matabolic Factors in the Causa-
ton of Osteoporosis."
The society conducts education
workshops to train teachers fol
the specialized care required to in.
struct and otherwise aid the
crippled. Many Of the properly
trained teachers helping the handi'
capped in schools of the state owe
their know-how to instruction they
received through Easter Seal
scholarships.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15
HATTERAS GIRL SCOUTS
HAVE MANY ACTIVITIES


The Hatteras Girl Scouts of
Lone Troop No. met at the home
of the leader on February 9Th. A
new member, Barbara Scott, for
merly of Texas, was welcomed into
the troop.
Following the usual program of
games and songs, the girls COM
pleted work on a surprise gift for
their mothers. This project COM
pleted work on second proficien-
cy badge, dabbler Badge, in the
field of Arts and Crafts.
The meeting ended with the
friendship circle.
The Girl Scout Committee met
Thursday, February 7th, with Mrs.
L. D. Burrus, Jr., to make further
plans for the year. Plans were dis
cussed for several outings; for a
community service project; for a
cookie sale to begin March list;
and for annual award of a prize to
the outstanding scout of the year.
Members of the committee are
Mrs. Anderson Midget, Mrs. Full
ton Scarborough and Mrs. L. D.
Burrus, Jr. The leader is Mrs. C. D.
Oden. Mrs. E. ]. Miller is assistant
leader and Mrs. Donald Oden will
serve as program adviser when the
girls begin work on their First
Aid Badges.
The scouts are sponsored by the
Adult Ladies Bible Class.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15
HIGH SCHOOL DANCE

Columbia. - A dance honoring
members of the Senior Class of
Columbia High School was given
on Monday night at 8 at the Scout
Hut in Columbia, by Mrs. Harry
P. Swain, Mrs. James w. Swain,
Mrs. Roscoe Owens, Mrs. ]. D.
Selby, Mrs. NJ. L. Basnight, Mrs.
Harvey Davis, Mrs. w. A. Bas-
night, Mrs. Medium Brickhouse,
Mrs. N. P. McDuffy, Mrs. Gerald
W. Selby, Mrs. Sam w. Woodley
md Mrs. Odell Roughton, with
Mrs. Woodley and Mrs. Roughton
as chaperones.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15
HOME CLUB SCHEDULE

Columbia.-The home demon
stration clubs which will hold
meetings next week, as released
by Mrs. Ann E. Davenport, home
demonstration agent for Tyrrell,
are: The Creeks Home Demonstra-
ton Club, to meet with Mrs. H. L.
Spencer on Tuesday, Feb. 10th at
2 p.m.; The Lower Sound-Side Club
will meet with Mrs. Oscar Sawyer
on Wednesday. Feb. 20 at 1880
pm; The Kilkenny Home Dem
onstration Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Linden Cohoon on
Thursday, Feb. 21st at 2 PM; ALI
gator Home Demonstration Club
will meet with Mrs. John Pritchitt
on Friday, Feb. %, at pm.