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i8 MARINES INJURED
AS TRUCK UPSETS
EN- ROUTE TO FIRE
Accident Happens About Six
O'Clock Thursday Morning;
l8 Treated at BeIhaven

A truck loaded with 81 Marines
upset three miles east of Belhaven
Thursday morning, and IS were in
jured, some seriously. The injured
were treated by Drs. Wright and
Suther at the Pungo District Hos
pital at Belhaven, according to
Charles L. Gwynn, hospital admin
istrator.
The men were en- route to Dare
County, part of a detachment of
$50 sent to aid in the forest fire
fighting near Manns Harbor.
The driver was Robert Lee
Blackwell, 26, of Salisbury, N. C.
The brakes are said to have given
trouble; the truck went in a ditch;
a large water tank being lowed
jackknifed into the truck, causing
much of the damage.
All 10 men were sent back to
Camp LeJeune Thursday after
noon, four of them by ambulance.
None of the injuries are consider
ed dangerous.
A second Marine was reported
injured at Englehard when another
of the trucks upset Thursday
morning, some so miles east of the
first mishap. 1t appears that Ma
rines were taking their orders lit
orally, to go to the fire. They were
on their way somewhere.
In addition to having hospital
facilities at Belhaven, they had
with them a medical unit, includ-
ing three ambulances, ready to
give service.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-08-16
XEPCO TO REFUND
ROANOKE ISLAND
CUSTOMERS $1,000
More Than 800 Meter Deposits
Paid Through Years Soon
to Be Repaid

Roanoke Island electric custo-
mers are due to get something
like $1,000 more or less in the
near future from the Virginia
Electric & Power Co., which repre-
sents the So deposit per meter
paid through the years to the Roa-
noke Utilities Company, according
to- J. S. Hamilton, District Mana
ger of the Williamson District.
The meter refunds will be made
to those costumers whose accounts
are on a current basis, he said.
This means that people who owe
the company, may expect their de-
posits to be applied ION due ac-
counts.
The Virginia Electric & Power
Company bought out all the ac-
counts of the Manteo company,
which includes not only the meter
deposits, but all bills due for cleo
.tricity. In a few days, the COM
pany expects to send a letter to
all its customers explaining the
situation.
The Company doesn't have a
policy of requiring a meter depos-
it. But in many cases it will re-
quire a deposit of all new custo-
mers who do not have an estab4
lished credit rating. This in parti-
cular for new commercial custo-
mers, or other new customers. The
deposit required usually approx
mates two and a half months of
service. The company makes each
applicant for service an individual
See VEPCO. Page Six
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TWO DAY BATTLE OF FIRE
THREATENING WANcHESE

The two-day battle with fire
which threatened several areas of
Wanchese, including the Methodist
church, appears to have been
brought to a standstill. Both the
Manteo and Kill Devil Hills Fire
Departments went to the scene,
and stayed on the job. Many men
had to sacrifice their time to serve
in this cause. They lost pay from
their work. They got no help from
Roanoke Island citizens, nor did
anyone think to bring them water
or food while they stuck by the
job. While a threat was abroad
in the land, the good folk sat on
their porches and rocked.
In connection with this fire, it
is reported it was caused by a
fire set by Wanchese citizen to
burn off pasture. Fire Warden
Frank Hemilwright says he ex-
poets to do some prosecuting, as
he has not issued a permit for
burning this month, and anyone
setting a fire was clearly break
ing the law.
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THE REV. STUART F. CAST of
st. Stephen and the Incarnation
Episcopal Church, Washington, D.
c., will be guest minister in the
eighth of series of Sunday wor-
ship periods on Sunday morning,
August 10, at The Lost Colony's
Waterside Theatre near Manteo.
Choral music by The Lost Col
ony Choir under direction of DR..
Elwood Keistef, the dramas music
director, with George Perry at the
organ will be a feature of the
services.
The Rev. Mr.. CAST is no
stranger to Lost Colony Sunday
services, as he has been one of
the guest ministers each summer
for the past several seasons.
He is native of Lancaster, Pa,
a graduate of Franklin Marshall
College, General Theological Semi
nary, New York City. He did
See SERVICES, Page Six
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]. H. MIDGETT, RODANTHE
NATIVE, DIES IN VIRGINIA


Norfolk Jethro Halfway
Midget, 72, died at his home, 1855
Reid Ave, Princess Anne County,
Va, at 3:15 pm. Tuesday.
A native of Rodanthe, he had
lived in Norfolk area one year. He
was one Of many who bear SINH
lar name.
He was a member of Powells
Point Baptist Church, N. C. He
was a son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Ryan Midget.
He is survived by his wife,
Annie Lowton Midget Of Princess
Anne County; two daughters, Mrs.
Gertrude M. Smith and Mrs.
Nancy M. Williams, both of Nor
folk; two sons, Ira Peterson Mid
gett Of Baltimore. Nd, and Jeth-
70 H. Midget Jr. of Norfolk; two
brothers, Marshall and Marion
Midget, both Of Miami, Fla; IL
grandchildren and several nieces
and nephews.
The body was taken 10 Powells
Point Baptist Church for services
at 2 pm. Thursday BY the Rev.
H. Edgar Harden, pastor. Burial
was IN the church cemetery.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-08-16
$50 MARINES GET
IN ACTION AGAINST
DARE FOREST FIRE
National Guard Unit Also Sent
From Elizabeth City TO
Aid Forces

An order to send $50 marines
from Cherry Point base to join
the battle against the big Dare
County forest fire Thursday brings
the number of workers to several
hundred, who are now engaged in
the struggle against conflagra-
ton that has ragged all this month.
A Marine Corps detail under
the direction of Staff Sergeant
Allison Woolsey of Cherry Point
has been on the job with much
equipment since early in the week.
Twenty men of the supervisory
personnel of the N. C. Forestry
Service were due to fly in Thurs
day afternoon in BAY transport
from Asheville, landing at the
Manteo Airport.
Hurt while repairing a tractor
Wednesday night at Manns Har-
Dor was Ashley Pittman, one of
the mechanics with the forestry
service. He was treated by DIR.
Trimble Johnson of Manteo, and
flown from the Manteo airport
next morning, to Rocky Mount for
hospital treatment, in plane
piloted by Brantley Brown.
Earlier in the week, a National
Guard detail was ordered to the
scene from Elizabeth City. Hun
dreds of men from various units
in the state, include Coast Guards
men, state forestry workers, and
of the West Virginia
Pulp & Paper Company have been
almost constantly on the job.
Only one citizen living in the
treatened communities has vol
unteered to help in the battle.
The lone exception at Manns Har-
Dor being Willie Grain, a fisher
man, who came out and told the
fire fighters he was available to
assist them in any way they wish
ed, according to District Fire
Warden, Frank Hemilwright. Sew
eral highway patrolmen have
been on duty constantly to protect
traffic, as well as the workers who
might be endangered by traffic,
and at various times, the road has
been blocked to traffic.
The highways through the area
have been endangered by the fires
which burn under the road beds,
and undermine them as the peaty
soil beneath burns up. Much of the
effort of the fire fighters has been
on trying to save the
roads.
Best news of all was a lively
shower. beginning at 1890 am.
and lasting in a drizzle
Ill day.
On Thursday, as well as the day
before, brisk southwest winds have
sent the flames back toward
See MARINES, Page Six
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-08-16
CAPE HATTERAS COOP
ANNUAL MEETING CALLED
Stockholders Of Electrical System Expect
ed to Hear Reports and Name
Directors

An annual meeting of the Cape
Hatteras Electric Membership
Corp. which operates the electric
power system on Hatteras Island
has been called for Sept. at 1880
pm. at the Cape Hatteras High
School building, according to notice
mailed out by Secretary George H.
Meekins of Avon.
Heretofore the Coop has not had
an annual meeting in three years,
due to failure of stockholders to
manifest sufficient interest to OBJ
tain quorum.
The coop is large business,
with several hundred subscribers,
served by large plant at Buxton
for which upwards of a million
dollars has been furnished the peo-
pie without cost to them, by the
Federal Government.
It has rendered exceptional serv-
ice, and the plant force is doing a
good job, but there is, some COM
plant that rates charged are too
high, and that high rates retard
development of the area.
On September 2, the members
are expected to hear business mat
ters discussed and to elect nine
directors.
A nominating committee of the
Board of Directors has already
nominated nine persons to serve as
directors, although others may be
nominated from the floor. These
following names now submitted
are: Fred O'Neal, Rodanthe; Ce-
Gil Midget, Waves; Nacie Austin,
and Ronald Stowe, Hatteras; G. H.
MeeIxins, Summer SCARBOROUGH, M.
L. Scarborough, Avon; John WASH
Ii, Frisco;' James Robinson, Bux-
ton. The name of President, J. S.
Turner, is not named on the list.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-08-16
SEVENTEEN" TO BE
PRESENTED MONDAY
NIGHT. AUGUST ~
Musical Version Of Booth Tarking.
tons Novel Being Rehearsed
By School Of Fine Arts:
Professional Perform
ance Expected

Two Manteo natives, Gus Ether
idge and Linda Jordan, hold lead
ing parts in the Roanoke School
of Fine Arts production "Seven-
teen" by Booth Harrington which
is to be presented Monday, August
10, at the Waterside Theater.
Seventeen" is a musical comedy
about seventeen year old boy,
Willie Baxter (Steve Outterbridge
from Conway, N. c., who is MOON
struck from the moment he meets
Lola Pratt ELLEN Walter, Raleigh,
N. CO., the pretty, baby talking
schoolmate of May Parcher Ger
aldine McIlroy, Winston-Salem, N.
CO., who is Willie's next-door
neighbor. Willie falls for her ut
terly and completely, even to the
extent of impressing her by wear
ing his fathers dress suit each
evening when he goes to call
None of the other boys of the
town possess dress suit so Willie
has the advantage until Mr.. Bax-
ter wants to wear his dress suit.
Then the fun begins
Janet Linda Jordan of Manteo),
Willie's eight-year-old sister COM
plicates matters considerably, and
Genesis bobby Royal, Goldsboro,
N. CO. the Baxter's man-of-all
work, tries to assist Willie when
ever he can, which isn't often.
Willie, with his adolescent
dreams and his inability to express
them, furnishes great deal Of
humor and, with it, a great dea,
of pathos, for in Willie's youthful
search for romance both young and
old will sense the deep understand
ing Of the teenager which the au.
thor brings to the story.
The cast is completed with Gus
Etheridge as Johnnie Watson, Bob
Denison as Bert, Bill Walsh as
Charlie, John Earle as Dave, r.
wing Ennis as Joe Bullitt, Bill
Watson as Lester, Milton Mann as
Phil, Buddy Boyce as AL, Wayne
Leazer as Jim, John Moore as Ed,
Irna Helen Hopkins as Mrs. Bax-
ter, Jo Ann Sparks as Emmie, Jane
Fuller as Ida. Page Williams as
Lu, Pat Baum as Madge, Jo Anne
Balance as Sue, Megan Stuart as
See SEVENTEEN, Page Six
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-08-16
STATE PLANS BEACONS AT
ALLIGATOR FERRY SLIPS

The highway commission plans
the erection of beacons for the
guidance of the ferry boats cross
ing Alligator River. A beacon will
be located on each side of the
river, one at Sandy Point and one
at East Lake.
Plans for the beacons may be
seen at the Columbia postoffice,
according to announcement made
by the Engineers Corp
The growing ferry traffic, which
is now too heavy for present boats
to carry at times, Is demanding
night trips across the river. The
beacons win facilitate such trips.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-08-16
AUGUST 18th HOLDS
MUCH IMPORTANCE
FOR DARE COUNTY
A Memorable Date Marking Birth
Of First English Child in
New World
By WADE LUCAS

y ~. --a
Manteo.-H so happens tina,
August 10 is the anniversary of q
date marking two highly historic
events in the history of Roanoke
Island.
1t was on Aug. 10, 1887, that
Virginia Dare, the first English
child to be born IN what is now
the United States of America, anC
it was on Aug. 18, 1887, that
President Franklin Delano Roose.
welt came here to help commend.
rate the 35Oth anniversary of the
birth of the Inflated daughter Of
Ananias and Eleanor Dare.
I This story is no rehash of the
frequently told and unproven ac.
counts of what happened to Vir-
ginia Dare, her parents, and other
members of the group Sir Walter
Raleigh sent out from England to
found a new colony in what Eng
lish Queen Elizabeth and others
thought was "New World" filled
with gold and silver and other
riches.
1t is no story about the long
lived symphonic drama penned by
Pulitzer prize winner Paul Green
and called "The Lost Colony.
1t is no story about "The Lost
Colony, which had it's premiere
performance back in July, 1891
and which is now in it's. nth sea-
son at the Waterside Theatre on
the very site the Inflated colonists
tried to establish a colony under
the flag of England, a country
threatened at the time by the
fearsome armada of greedy King
Philip of Spain.
But it is hitherto untold story
of what fun-loving Franklin De-
lano Roosevelt, then President of
the United States, did and said
when he visited this historic. is
land and gave to "The Lost
Colony" a "shot in the arm" that
has enabled Paul Green's MASTER
piece to become the worlds long
est lived symphonic drama, of its
kind.
The story then as it is now was
that "The Lost Colony was origi-
na1ly intended to be a one-season
offering to be highlighted by the
celebration of the 350th anniver-
sary of the birth of the first Eng
lish speaking child ever to be born
in North America.
The then Governor and later
Senator Clyde Roark Hoey, the
then Congressman Lindsay G.
Warren of the First North Caro-
lima District, which includes Dare
County and Roanoke Island, the
then North Carolina Senator'S
Josiah w. Bailey and Robert Rice
Reynolds, the Roanoke Colony
Memorial Association Of Manteo,
and others thought it would be
nice to invite President Roosevelt
to the anniversary Of little vir-
ginia's birth.
Lindsay Warren had long been
active in trying to make Roanoke
Island a mecca for history-loving
tourists. And so 1t was that when
he and others placed the invita-
See BIG DAY, Page Six
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-08-16
SPOTS PLENTIFUL FROM
KITTY HAWK TO HATTERAS

This is the season for spots, if the
angler is fishing the surf anywhere
between Southern Shores at Kitty
Hawk and the point of Hatteras
Beach. Everywhere along the surf
anglers are reporting big catches
Of spots. One party at Southern
Shores landed more than 200 in
just a few hours. Other anglers at
Mays Head, Oregon Inlet and all
along the so mile surf and beach
Of Hatteras have been making sim
liar reports Of good catches.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-08-16
YACHT
BASIN PROJECT
IS PROGRESSING
Large Launching Ramp Is Almost
Ready For Use; Area for
Docks Deepened to
Five Feet

Work on the development of
Manteo's yacht basin by the Man
teo Waterfront Improvement Com
mittee is continuing, and a large
new boat launching ramp is ex-
pected to be ready for use within
about two weeks, as soon as a
concrete footing can be poured.
The committee has extensive plans
for the development of the water
front lot belonging to the town and
it is expected that the work will go
forward at an accelerated rate in
September, after Labor Day has
passed and volunteer workers have
more time to devote to the project.
Work on the community project
began last fall with the deepening
of Dough's Creek adjacent to the
lot, which was the site of the old
Roanoke Hotel. The spoil from the
dredging was used to build up the
lot. The area was dredged out to
a depth of about 5 to 51a feet,
which gives sufficient water to ac-
commodate yachts up to about SO
feet in length.
The new launching ramp, which
is % feet wide, can be used for
launching all sizes of cupboard
motor boats. Main Street has been
extended alongside Davis Store all
the way up to the ramp and as
phalted by the town, so that there
will be no danger of cars or trucks
getting stuck while launching
boats.
Work is also in progress to con-
struct additional bulkheading to
prevent the washing away of the
shore, and piles have been driven
for this and for a portion of the
docks while are to be built. Two
docks are planned, with each ex-
tending out 60 feet from shore and
with a 50-foot extension running
parallel to the shore from the end
of these. 1t is expected that when
all these docks are completed,
twelve to fifteen yachts in the
neighborhood of 40 feet in length
will be able to tie up there at one
time. Electricity and fresh water
will be readily available to visiting
boats, while fuel and oil can be OBJ
tanned at nearby commercial docks.
An increase in the number of
boats visiting Manteo is expected
to result from the completion of
the project to deepen the channel
to a minimum depth of IL feet all
the way into Manteo from Oregon
Inlet. The entire project has been
approved by the federal govern
ment, but Congress has not yet
made the appropriation for the
third and final phase of the prof.
ect which would deepen the Man
teo end of the channel through
Shallowbag Bay into Dough's
Creek.
The committees plans also call
for the provision of clubhouse ad-
iacent to the docks, with conven-
lent parking spaces. Earlier, it was
proposed to move the old Chad
wick homestead, known for many
years as the Tranquil House,
across the street from it's present
location and convert it into a club
house, but it now appears that it
nay be more feasible to construct
an entirely-new building.
The front end of the lot is pro-
posed to be Handicapped and devel-
oped as a park and playground,
with provisions included in the
plans for construction of a SWIM
See PROJECT, Page Six
AREA BEING IMPROVED AS c
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ON ACRE WOODED LOT

| ON ACRE WOODED LOT
Lincolnie Park; Soft, 3-bedrm
brick rambler: 25-ft. liv. rm. with
stone fireplace, sep. dining room.
congratulated bath with lava.
tories: l2x12 kitchen equipped ane
knotty- cabinets; full bsmt. with
fireplace. alum. awning windows
double carport: swim pool member
ship: mi. from Pent. via Shirley
hwy: S22: 400. Owner, DOUGLAS
81 900 CASH-3-bedrm., lM-batf
split level: firepl.; carpOrt.
/ OAKSWELL--S-bedr brick ram.
$50. PROVIDENCE, JE. 2-7996.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and II
excel. cond. 3 bedrms.. 2h baths
full finished bsmt., and only S12.95O
MT. VERNON wooDs-s-bedrm.
2:bath rambler on lge. wooded LOT
Liv. nm, din. rm,. mod. Kit. Will
eye-leysl oven. Scr. porch. Only
. iB;FRSooKLANp EsrATEs-Loyel,
06.ft. brk rambler. 3 bedrsns.,
baths. hv. rm., din. rm.. Ice. mod. kit
Enormous rec. rm. with bar. 6idi
porch and gar. SCI, $50,
rETl o SeIS,SS COUNTRY RS 3 lTTf. ,
ASSUME CT
| 1000 down, S71 mo. 3 bedrms.
IA baths; Anchor fence; earport
masonry construction. Located II
Town Of Fairfax. Va. JESSIE JOHN.
son. INC. For appt.. call CIR. g.
2D41, XII $4,000,
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ALEXANDRIA
RED HOT!

DREAM RAMBLER FOR ONLY
S sIa s6 tb,.. Living a;to room with Are
%sns w ssSp sseaeato sSHi room ia ana oss rs
place. sits on GOOD high ground
close to Gus and shopping. and witt
quick access to Shirley hwy. express
to .. c. 1900 DOWN AND S7f
PER MONTH. principal and interest
D NJ miss this opportunity.
ARLINGTON REALTY
$500 " ~ Blvd. IA. 1880
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LYON VILLAGE
3132 North 18th st.
Open Sunday 2-6

eh-soueht- after location: per,
feet condition. immaculate inside
and out.
Ten min. to Pentagon or down.
town Washington.
Extras: Large playroom with fire.
place, insulated Ord floor: LIST A..
large library or bedrm. with beauti.
full colored, ceramic tile full bath
|modernized kitchen. dishwasher. dis,
lposal, etc.: End a., 3 bedrms..
ceramic tile baths: garage. EXCEL
LENT FINANCING.
To reach: Across Key Bridge
and out lee hwy. to North Highland
Ist., left to 18th st. and bear righi
TO our OrEN sign.
JAMES L. DIXON 4 CO.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
ST. $1,000 Exclusive EN-. 3-360s
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LINN1ION CLAREMOl
Open House 7 ~ 5 PM.
Saturday and Sunday
Nv Appointnent Weekdava

CAPE Cod. 4 bedrooms. Q baths
30-ft. family room. large living room
fireplace: dining room, fully equipped
kltchen; beautifully landscabed To-
With trees. Convenient TO Wakefield
Junior Senior High School and Grade
schools: new shopping centers ant
sentagon. Family living at its best
si ssisNosInt sofs sal = 9sna B: 4 "a g
1888. Shirley hwy. 70 Leesburg pike
5LlO mi. to entrance ciaremoni
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fAIRFAx-NeV brick and redwood
ramblefs. on q acre with trees. Liv
rrn. with hrepl.. h.-w.h. Equip. kit,
daylight bsmt. and carport. All for
Just S11.500. $3.50 down and $40
per mo. plus taxes and insurance.
Rte. SO from d. c.. left on Rte
123 In Fairfax for 4 mi. right on
'e' nj goo F q ~ Mafy RES SnTTen iRl
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sli..5o, CLOsE-IN-a bedrms., Nv
rm, hanzdin. space. equip. kit. has
eating space plus adj. 1Sx12-ft.
knotty pine iaiousied family room
for old-fashioned elbow spaced!
Terrific deal. with Gl or FLA
financing to match. Circle this adj
mickey REALTY. ia. 7-0250. ia.
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EAIREAx CIRCLE pr MelDsr-
Z bedrms.. 2 baths, sep. din. rm..
Lse. garden. shade trees and fruit
trees. bbo. pit. SIT $50. Out Lee
1 hwy; appFoSS;; 4 nj, from Pals l.'
Maple. to house. FAiPFAx RFALTY
OR. ,3.2407. OR. 3-063l. Ewes.