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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-22

in affected areas, study what can
or should be done and then report
to Congress how best to combat
the problem of shore protection"
"The Federal government, under
it's present setup can provide up to
oce-third &C The finances needed to
dt. the work, t. which state and
local financial aid is expected" he
added.
Col. Roland pointed out that
while the U. S. Army Engineers
primary objective was to provide
channels to aid avigation, that
when these improvements were
carried on at iniets along the coast,
beach erosion problems, normally
were favorably affected.
Col. Brown stated that Governor
Hodges was now heading a move
ment to have a general meeting
of various representatives of coas-
IA: states in r rigi, On .bout
March Is, wit. the purpose of
leach and shore i..;:e"ti.n as an
o:,,et i've. eve are expecting ut
Least seven and possibly 10 coastal
States represe'.t" | at the meeting.
The groups i:s;nery Tuesday in
cluded several stops to survey
beach erosion and projects under
way to combat the. problem in the
Bodie Island, Rodanthe, Avon, Cape
Hatteras and Hatteras sectors be-
fore continuing on to Ocracoke to-
night and thence to Core Banks,
Atlantci, Beaufort, Wrightsville,
Carolina and Kure beaches on We'd
nesday.
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SURVEY
Continued from Page One)

day night and learn more about
the effects of erosion on this link
of the chain of islands forming
the Outer Banks. The islands have
suffered heavily from erosion dur
ing storms and hurricanes of re-
cent years.
The survey groups day began at
z o'clock on Tuesday in the Caro-
linian Hotel. Twenty persons rep
resenting civic, municipal, federal
and state and county groups at
tended a breakfast meeting.
High spot was a talk by David
Stick on the history of beach ero-
sion along the Outer Banks OF
North Carolina during the past rs
years. The Kill Devil Hills author
who recently became manager OF
Southern Shores development at
Kitty Hawk, used authentic rec
ords he has found in recent re-
search for his latest book as bas-
is for his statements.
"Beach erosion has been respon-
sible for at least two communities
becoming ghost towns" said Stick
Zone of these, Portsmouth on the
southside of Ocracoke Inlet, in the
upper Core Banks area, was the
first community incorporated along
the Outer Banks in Colonial days
Today, as a result of storms and
erosion, all of the former residents
of Portsmouth, except seven, have
moved elsewhere"
at was erosion caused by the
great storm of August 1899, that
resulted in the community of Dia.
mond City on Shakleford Banks
once a prosperous village of SOC
persons who engaged in whaling
as a livelihood, being literally
wiped off the map in a matter OF
three years. After that storm, the
Diamond City residents moved tc
Harkers Island, Beaufort or tc
Morehead City," he said.
"Erosion is not new phenomena
that is taking place." said Genera
Hole, "but through the years &
study of it's effect has shown thai
it definitely changes the economy
of coastal areas. UP until rs years
ago little thought was given t.
shore protection, but due to the
economic effect, the federal gov
eminent established it's Beach Fro
sion Board. The boards job is tt
work comparatively with the people
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-22

that it was Mrs. Scales" Cahoon
said yesterday. "She said Mrs.
Scales asked after one of her chill
dren by name, but told her that
she needn't look for her, that she
had seen all of the writeups of the
disappearance and wasn't going
back. She (Mrs. McDonald) said
her sister talked like she was a
very sick woman"
Mrs. Scales, like DR.. Dodge, is
separated from her mate. Mrs,
Dodge, a New Jersey school teach.
er who has two children by DR..
Dodge, has said that she left him
because of Mrs. Scales.
After the telephone call had been
reported, Miss Sapia, who also
lives in Trenton, expressed he1
doubts concerning it. "Marie has
been emotionally upset since Mary
Ann disappeared" she said of Mrs,
Mcdonald. "It's possible that she
might have imagined the phone call
was from her. We all have been
getting a lot of calls lately, and il
might have been prank"
So, law enforcement officers had
to return to the known facts of the
case for a theory. This much ap-
peared certain:
/. Mrs. Scales and DR.. Dodge
who had come down the coast from
New Jersey aboard his 34-foot
yacht, left Belhaven in good condi.
ton for the 4O-mile journey to
Ocracoke, departing about noon
Smith and an attendant at the
basin said that both were aboard
when the yacht began it's trip.
2. DR.. Dodge described in detail
the dinner the two had aboard the
yacht after anchoring in the rough
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MYSTERY
Continued from Page One)

the Coast Guard station on lonely
Ocracoke.
DR.. Dodge, himself, says he
doubts that Mrs. Scales is alive:
"He told me last night that he still
believes she drowned" Sheriff Ca
hoon said, reporting a converse
ton with the doctor, who has re-
turned to Trenton. "And he says
she was positively aboard the yacht
when he dropped anchor Saturday
night"
The phone call to Mrs. Mcdonald
was disclosed when DR.. Dodge call
ed Arson Smith, hotel operator of
Belhaven. Smith relayed the infor-
nation to Sheriff Cahoon, who call
ed Mrs. Mcdonald for confirma-
ton. "She said she was nositive
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-22

Chevrolet Motor Division
has unveiled an experimental
gas turbine truck which it
has been road testing for six
months. Developed coopera-
lively with the General Mo-
tors Research Staff, the
Turbo- Titan contains an ex-
perimental 200 horsepower en-
CINE, examined here by Chev-
rOlet's Chief Engineer H. F.
Barr, left, and w. A. Turenen,
head of GINS gas turbine re-
search. "AmOng gas turbine
advantages over piston truck
engines" Barr said, "are bet
ter hill-climbing abilities, less
maintenance, wide fuel choice,
and easier cold-weather start
ing" Chevrolet has no imme-
date production plans.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-22

water near Ocracoke. They had
been grounded once and had decid-
ed to ride out the storm at anchor
DR.. Dodge told officers that he had
left Mrs. Scales playing records in
the main cabin, which is separated
from the deck and from sleeping
quarters by bulkheads. A number
of empty whisky bottles were
found aboard, and one bottle was
nearly full when DR.. Dodge retir-
ed and contained only water when
he awoke to find Mrs. Scales miss
ing early the next morning.
8. While it would have been pos
ssible for Mrs. Scales to swim to
the island if she had fallen over
board Tor swim and wade, since
the water was not deep at all
points between the boat and shore)
she was not a particularly good
swimmer. And it would have been
virtually impossible for her to
avoid being seen on the isalnd.
There are only three modes of
transportation off Ocracoke, by
mail truck, mail boat, or plane.
Each of these vehicles makes one
trip a day, the truck to Hatteras,
the boat across to the Carolina
coast and the plane in Washing
ton, N. C. Personnel questioned
closely said Mrs. Scales could not
have been aboard. Besides" one
officer pointed out, "the weather
was so rough they didn't follow
their regular schedule"
Isolated Outer Banks country
offering little access to the main
land lies north and south of Ocra-
coke. To the east is the open sea.
eff she did go overheard she
could have been carried almost
anywhere by the current" one off
Ger said. "a man was lost not long
ago off a boat and his body never
recovered"
Dragging operations fer the
body of Mrs. Scales were abandon
ed last week, but the formal
search has never been given up.
With the new possibilities open
ed up by the telephone call to Mrs.
Mcdonald, Sheriff Cahoon an
nounced hiatt the books were not
closed on the case. Powell told the
Virginian-Pilot from Raleigh that
he is having every available person
involved in New Jersey questioned
by police there, with view toward
moving the search to Florida if the
facts warrant this step.
But since Mrs. McDonald's call
err left no address or phone num-
Der, the task was clearly no easy
one-even if the authenticity of the
call is verified.
If Mrs. Scales is in Florida, Off
GERS believe, she left the boat some
time before arriving at the Ocra-
coke anchorage. Lawmen conceded
that it would have been possible
for the pair to double back to some
point along the Carolina coast aft
err leaving Belhaven. "But why
would DIR. Dodge conceal this" one
asked. Still another pointed out
that they had only until around 6
pm. to anchor at Ocracoke. "That
doesn't leave much time for doub-
ling back" he added.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-22

NORTH CAROLINA
DARE COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS BY PUBLICATION
AND OF THE
ISSUANCE OF AN
ORDER OF ATTACHMENT
KELLOGG SUPPLY COMPANY,
INCORPORATED, Plaintiff
C. ". Strawberries. JR..
TRADING S HAN A BE RGER
LUMBER COMPANY, Defendant
TO: c. v. SHANABERGER, JR.,
TRADING AS SHANABERGER
LUMBER COMPANY:
| Take notice that a pleading seek
ing relief against you has been
filed in the above entitled action in
the Superior Court of Dare County,
North Caroline.
The nature of the relief being
sought is as follows:
To have and recover of the de-
PENDANT the sum of $1,366.99, bal
ance due on contract with the
plaintiff for goods, wares and mer-
chandise sold and delivered the de-
PENDANT by the plaintiff consisting
principally of lumber and building
materials for which the defendant
has failed and refused to pay.
You are required to make de-
tense to such pleading not later
than the 18th dav of April 1857,
and upon your failure to do so, the
party seeking relief against you
will apply to the Court for the
relief sought.
The said C. V. Shanaberger, Jr.,
Trading as Shanaberger Lumber
Company, will further take notice
that in said action an Order of At
tachment against the property of
the said defendant has been issued
on the 18th day of February 1857
and the following property and in
debtedness attached:
Debt due by Donald S. Oden,
Carlos d. Oden and Dan @. Oden
to C. V. Shanaberger, Jr.. Trad
ing AS Shanaberger Lumber
Company in the amount of ST.
49O.13, representing the balance
que on contract Dy ana DeeWceni
the aforesaid Donald S. Oden,
Carlos d. Oden and Dan @. Oden
with the aforesaid c. V. Shana-
berger, Jr, Trading AS Shana-
berger Lumber Company.
And that the said Order of At
tachment is returnable before the
undersigned Clerk of Superior
Court at his office as provided bv
Section 1-44.16 of the GENERAL
STATUTES OF NORTH CARO-
LIMA.
This the 10 day of February
1857.
C. S. MEEKINS
! CLERK SUPERIOR COURT,
DARE COUNTY, N. C.
II T-2-22-4tc
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-22
LAKE LANDING PERSONALS

Mrs. Louise Fisher and son Max
of Newport News visited her hus-
band, 7. N. Fisher, last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Creole and
Miss Maggie Bridgman were Wis
itors in Swan Quarter Thursday.
Mrs. Lucy Midyette and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Melvin Swindell, attended
the funeral of Mrs. Linwood Mann
in Hartford Thursday.
Mrs. J. L. Mann has accepted
teaching position in the East
Hyde High School.
Mrs. Orpha Davis visited he1
son, G. T. Davis, in Swan Quarter
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-22

Almost 20 million Heart Fund
dollars have been channeled into
research during the past nine years
by the American Heart Associa-
ton, it's 81 affiliates and hundreds
of chapters. Help your Heart Fund
help your heart.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-22
YOUNG MAINS HARBOR
GIRL TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

Twiford's ambulance was called
from Manteo Wednesday evening
to take Sissy Ambrose, the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ambrose, who was very sick, to
the Columbia Hospital.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-22

protection against bodily injury liability and property
damage liability when driving LIBERALZED
whether
you're driving lIBERAZED
hold qualified driver behind the wheel LIBERALIZED medical
payments for accidental when driving owned by
another lBRALzED generally exap-72
the theft Nationwide will reimburse for transportation charges
exceednn S. day $780, until final settlement offered
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09

MIS- Fuller wore light
green lace gown for ncr Detroit
reception and was introduced by
Miss Evelyn Ward who headed
the receiving line Many people
were present for this grand oc-
clSlOn.
The Triangle Club Of ST.
Cyprian's Episcopal Church
was hostess 10 a delightful
break East Sunday morning af-
Ter Mass. which is an annual
G1tair for this progressive or
ganizstion. composed OF con-
genial group and loveable
president. Mrs. Margaret eau
sey.
Sunday afe noon at Second
Baptist Church, the Annual
Mems Project was given and
there were many people who
wanted 20 know who would be
tho most popular Southern Gov
ornor voted ioI one this occasion.
OF course this was a money
raising project, and Mr. Nath-
aNcl Leach portrayed the entire
arkansas F.acas. acting as
Governor Faubus. us ng Boy
Scouts as the National Guard,
raising thch most money and
WON-Smilc.
The AMIGA Novem Club held
their regular meeting Saturday
evening with Mr. and Mrs Cal
yin Brooks o. Bccchwood as host
with sociablc games INDUCED
in.
Awards were gwen to Mrs.
Helen Howell and Mrs Essic
Taliafcro ami Nh Floyd IIar-
Ncy and Mr. Thomas Scarcy.
a; the NMCA, "Wednesday eve
ning, there will be a panel dis
cuSS.on on Best Look at Civil
Liberties with Dr. Hilda Fine
as moderator and many fine
panehSts in the discussion
The Coiillion Club had many
guest for the party given Sal
urday at the YWCA.
Mrs Matte Walker of Scotch
avenue was hostess TO the Ever
Ready Club last Thursday eve
ming at her home.
MANY members were present,
including the pastor. Rev
Charles A. Spivcy of ST. Sc
phcnS Church.
MIS- Thelma Hancock and DR..
Fisher made a flying II p to
Cleveland, Ohio, last week
Continued On Psee ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
Republicans Honor Senator Charles c. Potter


I.oncr be Senator Charles z. .'o''cr the guest
ties ror ~ dinner TIL rsday ng October
~. G,oa5~ EghO. IIrndreds OF well-wshers wind
CO taer Hay through kallow1 en-, trick or trcaters
o. tle s,reets TO The al t Masonic Temple, Second
IN at iorple, % find on lhc inside real treat,
treat
C.chest.a 5i- ~ ne /; end speaking made
tSc cnira ~. OF csYet, which will long be
,nna cred t5 h O., nd a. present at The event
OF ~ chigan Sen Republican Ser stors' for-y-frst
LAY.
Mr. Ardrcw F. Frueh,uf c. 8. , Publisher of
The De roi Tribune. hid Is gse It, members of
The Tr bune Sta Repvba an S. 90 plate Dinner
After hayng enjoyed de i.ious dinner, the audience
marched the auditorium, and there they listened
the program follows: Paul ID. Bagwe POSTMASTER,
National Anthem, Pledge of Allegiance, led by Atty Willis
Ward, nvoc&t on Reverend Andrew Paul Jacobs, pas
tor Holy Gross Church, Dero Introduction Of IIonored
Cue 4, Don +. hre Tkc Honorable Charles +. Potter
and y, aolale isacit =. Anderson, Secretary of
the Treasury speaker OF the evening Muse by Max
Gail On hctr&s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
YWCA Pre,,nts "a
Look At Civil Rights
Today"

The public is inv ted to
hear five experts in the field
Of human relations give
their ideas on "A Look at
Civil Liberties Today" in
q panel discussion Wednes-
day evening, Nov. IL, at an
electors meeting of LUCY
THURMAN BRANCH wv
CA, $50 EAST ELIZA
BETH STREET.
Members of the panel
will be: Charles A Wart-
man, DR.. Alvin Rose, as
sociate professor of socio-
logy, Richard Marks, Rela-
lations; Arthur Johnson.
The moderator will be
DR.. Huldah Fine Of the De-
troit Round Table Of Chris
tians and Jews.
The symposium is sched-
uled for s pm.
Il + +
Drop in and enjoy one
of the Torch Drive agen-
cies," is the invitation given
ty Northern Branch WV
CA, 1890 Woodward Ave-,
Highland Park. This week
Nov. 4 through 8 - is
Guest Week at The North
ern WV, when the public
is invited to visit or partici-
Continued on Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
Social s Civic Romdup

School Supi. of chapel Hi Zap
tst Church. saturday. NOV. 2Ei,
Mrs Jones passed away ai.Cr 4
long illness, which had confined
her TO wheel chair
TIL. 18th anniversary of Rev.
Vim. r. Matthew's. pastor of
Warren Ave. Baptist Chui ch,
lo42 East Warren. is being OBJ
served October 20. 9Th. Nov.
Cd. and Nov. 9th by the mem
bership and friends.
The anniversary opened wish
the Senior Choir. Usher Roald
No. |, Mothers Board. BIT.
Sunday School and Youth Usher
Board in charge, and Mrs. RcecC
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
Shower. for Mrs.
RUBY Williams

On sunday afternoon,
November 3rd., Mrs. Ruby
Williams Social and Civic
Writer), was honored with
a stork shower, given by
Matte Evans and Mary
Matthews at the home of
Mary Matthews on Syrac-
use.
The honoree received
many useful gifts that will
be needed when the little
one arrives. The Ladies
Staff of THE DETROIT
TRIBUNE presented Mrs.
Williams with a lovely
blanket. And we know,
Whether the baby is a "he
or She, it'll add JOY to the
Williams family.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09

Moss prc ling.
The R,r J y Montgomery
delivered he rn9N Fmph IS
was put on the thcm. u. cd,
"Ecv Matthew Paste.
Sunday. Oct. 27n Fellowship
services; Nar'o. \ Il a
appeared on 'ac ~ b.
Theme: "Iaspuns o. fDg
Christian Services Roy. T G.
Simmons Dolly, re- I tx a q.
and Rex r n. Cos pr I
In Tho evening". or ~ 3
The Second emo r. senior Usher
l'card No , Male Chorus, Mis-
.stn, and Youth Choir was m
charge OF TIC program Theme.
R,V. Matthews a. q Teacher '
. .contiruad en- page -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
BY MARY BELLE RHODES
CAMPAIGN TEAS END

Campaign teas ended Sunday
afternoon for Atty. William T.
Patrick Jr.. with Mrs Christine
Bishop and Mrs Isola Graf am
hostess at the home OF Mrs.
Iawcrcn e Duncan Of Agar
II was an elaborate also
force ul drive for The home
plate. which we feel will give
the res denis fine rep esenta-
tive n Ccmmon Council
which he is aspiring.
Judge ellis once SAID QUO e:
Tina, young Patrick mad a php-
oclaphic mind OF law 5 nee
there arc so many lis 30 be cor
rcctcd in the Council. J know
bal hc Will no. Vet us down
Il has been ability trust and
'onccn'aliiy also respect for his
PARENTS. Atty and Mrs William
: Pair H. ST., that hc was
ho.rd 80 hard II e'. h plng
ae viii push anyone aside To
~ IN Al least in The ninth place.
lloSicsscS wore prcen gowns
- d d egS Flewc shop sent a
beautiful formation Of white
and white gladlolas with
giconery for Patrick
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
Gospel Singers
At Bethel AME
Sun. Eve, Nov. 10

The Bethel Church Fam
lily presents Mesdames DIV
er and Hughes noted Cos
pei Singers of Chicago, ILL.,,
in a Sacred Concert Sunday
Evening, Nov. 10th, at 8
o'clock at the Bethel A. NJ.
+. Church Frederick and
st. Antoine). Rev. JOS. l..
Roberts, Minister.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09

Many paid Their respects To
Mrs. Maggie Jones, wife OF Rev.
T.. S. Jones, General Sunday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
WEDDING RECEPTION

Nj and Mrs Burton Altxan-
{. Fuller of 1910 Edison. we'd
q ng reception was SATURDAY. af-
tcrnnon nj IS Gertrude Davis OF
Atlanta, Georgia was married
10 Mr. Fuller October 9th al
her parents home in Washing
ton. Ga. She is also a teacher
in Economics at Spclman Col
lCec.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
BABY SHOWER

BABY SHOWER
II is ALWAYS 10y and de-
lph' TO 50 shopping for a baby
who VIII bc making it's debut
tp Tie wcrlsl N The vcrv near
future 50 Matte Evans and
Mary Matthews sunday after
noon honorcd Ms. Ruby vii
li;ns with a Baby shower" al
the home of Mary Matthews on
syracuse
Many useful and beautiful
IT'S adorned re table ccntcrcd
w IN apnrup tate flowers for the
casion which broueht deep
Mules from the mothcr-to-be.
nd filled up the baby chest
A tasty rcpaSt was served and
wards given for those who IN
ulecd in the Sociable games
Ms. Williams is one Of the
Detroit Tribune columnisi and
Mr.. F. Williams is the photos-
rspher.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09

After the meeting. a pro-
lect of American travel was
presented in pictures and
Slides which all enjoyed
IMMENSELY.
The club voted in favor
of sending-"Ruth Alden
Christmas Drive" $500
and $500 to the United
Foundation Fund drive.
Lennie Miles, president,
chaired the meeting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
(Om1nlenlUf1Iz.
By B. E. ELLINGTON
Mrs. Rayburn Hostess To
Century OF Progress Club

Mrs Grace Rayburn invited the club out TO their
country home in Whitaker, Mich, on last Saturday
Ii pleasant afternoon tor all present and mem
bers Of the club look forward every year to the sa en-
oyment of day IN the country ald del ghtful meet
ing completed by full course turkey dinner, wh: =
Grace and her sisters panfakingly prepare a. this
nofth he
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09

The singing groups Of the
church. together with men,
bers and friends of Bethel
are happy to present these
talented women to Detroit
music lovers.
These women possess un-
usual ability and will bring
to Bethel and Detroit a
qualify program of gospel
music.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
BY RUBY WILKINS

The recent revival conducted
al Ajalon Baptist Chulch by
Rev. Roy A. Allen of Chapel
Hill Baptist Church was re-
ported a huge success.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09

Annual Women's Day will be
observed at MI. Pleasant Bap-
fist Church Sunday. Nov. l7ih.
Mrs. Campbell OF Flint. Mich.
will deliver the keynote ad-
diess Of the day. Rev. c. o.
Stewart is pastor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-12
New Pastor Begins
Duties Next Week

The Rev. Wayne Edwin Scott,
pastor Of the Seaboard, Elan
and Bethel Baptist Churches in
North Carolina. will begin new
duties as pastor of the Hillcrest
Baptist Church, Hillcrest
Heights. Md. next week.
A native OF Oklahoma, Mr..
Scott is a graduate Of North
east State College.
Following naval service in
World War II. he entered the
Southern Baptist Seminary at
Louisville, KY, and earned his
bachelor of divinity degree
there. While at seminary, he
was student pastor at Judson,
Ind.
Mr.. Scott is married and has
a daughter, Nancy Kay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-12
Trinity Ex-Postor
Speaks Tomorrow

The Rev. Paul r. Diehl, pas
tor Of the Sykesville Md
Methodist Church and a for
mer pastor Of Trinity Methodist
Church here, will be guest
speaker during the ii am. serv-
ice tomorrow in the Trinity
Church. Pennsylvania avenue
and Fifth street Sc, which is
celebrating its 155th anniver-
sary this month.
Another former pastor, the
Rev. Daniel w. Justice, super
intendent Of the Baltimore
West District Of the Methodist
Church. will speak at the IL
am. service on October 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-12
Buckingham Takes
New Church Post

Melvin @. Buckingham, for
mer director Of Christian edu-
cation at the Mount Olivet
Methodist Church. Arlington,
has assumed new duties as d.
rector OF Christian education at
the Fairfax Methodist Church.
Mr.. Buckingham. who holds
masters and bachelors degrees
from the Scaritt College for
Christian Workers at Nashville,
Tenn. served earlier at Grace
NJ h dist Church. Dayton,
Ohio, and the Grace Methodist
Church. Atlanta.