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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-06-21
FUNERAL HELD SUNDAY FOR
JEFFREY B. BREASHERS

Jeffrey Beacham Breashers, 20
month-old son of Royal D. and
Vera Beacham Breashers. died
Friday morning at $3.50 o'clock in
a hospital in Greenbelt, Md, fol-
lowing an illness of IL hours. He
was a native Of Maryland and
had lived in Greenbelt all of his
life.
Funeral services were conducted
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in
the Kitty Hawk Methodist Church
by the Rev. w. H. Montgomery.
nastor. "Fairest Lord Jesus" and
away In A Manager" were sung
by Miss Judy Midget, Miss Eu-
rince Midget and Miss Brady
Rogers. Mrs. Jesse Baum accom-
panied at the organ. The casket
was covered with a pail made OF
pink carnations, pink roses, baby
breath and fern. Active pallbear-
ers were Jerry Beacham, Lionel
Shannon, Jr., Dallas Beacham and
Terry Beacham. Burial was in the
Austin Cemetery at Kitty Hawk.
Besides his parents, he Is sur
vived by his grandmother. Mrs.
Marvin Etheridge of Healton,
Olda.; maternal grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Beacham Of Kitty
Hawk and one brother, James
Mathews Breashers.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-06-21
AMONG THE MANTEO SICK
AWAY IN HOSPITALS

Among the many patients away
in hospitals, the following news is
available concerning Manteo citi-
zens: Melodye Cannady, year-and-
a-haIf-old daughter Of Mr., and
Mrs. Thomas Cannady,. is in Abe
marie Hospital, Elizabeth City,
her mother at her bedside. Mrs.
Rowan Dudley returned home
this week from the Albemarle
Hospital, where she was an opera
tive patient. Bobbie Owens is q
patient in the Albemarle Hospital,
also young Robert Fuqua, who has
been there for several weeks with
a broken leg, and who is progress
ing satisfactorily: Mrs. w. f. Mus
tian, a recent operative patient in
Leigh Memorial Hospital, Norfolk,
is recuperating nicely; also d.
Victor Meekins is making salts
factory recovery in Leigh Memo
rial.
Mrs. J. Al. Krider returned last
week from the Albemarle Hospi-
tai, where she had been patient
for several weeks.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-06-21
LOST COLONY CHORUS
TO BE AT MT. OLIVET
CHURCH SUNDAY AM

The Lost Colony chorus will
make guest appearance at the
morning worship service at Mount
Olivet Methodist Church in Man
teo this Sunday morning at IL
am, according to the pastor, Rev.
Louis Aitken. Special music will
be presented by the 2O-voice
group, which is under the direc-
ton of DIR. Elwood Keister, also
a member of the staff of East
Carolina College.
The chorus last Sunday made a
guest appearance at st. Andrews
by-the-Sea Episcopal Churc h,
which had capacity congregation.
Beginning June 80, the chorus will
participate in the religious serv-
ices each Sunday at Fort Raleigh.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-06-21
TRAFFIC CASES lake UP
MUCH COURT TIME TUES.
Trespass and Assault Case Of D. A
Rogers Jr. Continued for
Two Weeks

Traffic cases predominated dur
ing a lengthy session of Dare
County Recorders Court held
Tuesday afternoon by Judge w.
F. Baum.
The case of d. A. Rogers Jr.
of Manteo, charged with trespass
and assault of Albert L. Toler of
Kitty Hawk, was continued until
the July 2 term of court at the
request of the defendant. At the
present time, he is free under
$4,000 bond pending appeal to
the Supreme Court of a recent
conviction of assault and larceny.
Norman Mallory Goodloe Sr. of
Portsmouth, Va, was found guilty
Of drunken driving and was fined
500 and costs; he gave notice of
appeal to Superior Court and bond
was set at 5000. Also charged
with drunken driving, Benjamin
Hickman Bum of Rocky Mount
requested jury trial, and his case
was sent to Superior Court, with
bond being set at 5000.
Paul Bert Dunlo Jr. of South
Norfolk was convicted of driving
in excess of 20 m.p.h. and was
fined SIS and costs; he was also
charged with engaging in a race
but was found not guilty on the
latter charge.
Wilbert Lee Collins of Engel-
hard was found guilty of careless
and reckless driving and was fined
$25 and costs.
Paul Townsend Gaskins Of Nor.
folk, found guilty of public drunk
enness, was fined $25 and costs.
Jose Canlas of Buxton was
found guilty of violating a restric-
ton of his operators license by
driving without corrective glasses
and was fined $40 and costs.
Other judgements reported were
in cases in which the defendants
submitted by pleading guilty: 4.
Harry Austin, Buxton, public
drunkenness, resisting arrest, as
saulting an officer, and daminging
officers clothes, fined a total of
$50 plus SIC damages to officers
clothes and costs of court.
Norman George Miller, Ports
mouth, Va, drunken driving, 500
fine and costs.
Desmond Frederick Foster,
Frisco, careless and reckless driv-
ing, $25 fine and costs.
John Tony Wilson, Beaufort, no
operators license, $25 fine and
costs.
Paul Stephen Zamboni Jr., Eliz-
abeth City, careless and reckless
driving, $25 fine and costs.
Albert Jerry Daniels, allowing
unlicensed operator to drive $25
fine and costs.
J. d. Little, Buxton. careless
and reckless driving, SIS fine and
costs.
Carl Frederick Blum, Rochester,
See COURT, Page Ten
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-06-21
DOLPHIN BLITZ is
CONTINUING OFF
THE DARE COAST

While it is big blue marlin that
make the current headlines from
Dare coastal waters between Kit
ty Hawk and Hatteras, it is dol
phin, one Of the most colorful and
fastest of warm water fishes that
is providing Gulf Stream sport for
more people trolling from Oregon
Inlet and Hatteras based cruisers.
During the past six weeks, or
since the first dolphin of the sea-
son was landed off the Dare coast,
literally thousands of these fish
have been landed. On some days at
Oregon Inlet Fishing Center, the
fish, which anglers have discovered
is an excellent food delieacy, have
been caught by the truck loads.
How long the big run of dolphin
will continue, considering the great
number now being caught, is any
ones guess, but great catches of
them have been made in or near
the western edge of the Gulf
Stream each summer season for
the past 80 years, and the supply
seems to be endless, regardless of
whether the angler is trolling in
blue water off Oregon Inlet, Hat
teras, or from the sportsfishing
bases farther south along the
North Carolina coast.
Here at Oregon Inlet and also in
the Hatteras area, parties going
after dolphin or going fishing in
the Gulf Stream or near its west
ern edge tideline seldom catch less
than 40 to the boat and some par
ties have come in with more than
a hundred of the colorful fishes.
Once in port, most of the anglers
ice their fish and haul them home
ward in the trunk of their autos,
and many not consumed immedi-
ately go into deep freeze. Usually,
if the angler does not want to take
his dolphin home with him, there
are persons at the fishing centers
who are anxious to have the fish
and for free.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-06-21
BIDS TO BE OPENED
TUESDAY FOR NEW.
US I58 ON BEACHES
Highway Down Kitty Hawk, XIII
Devil Hills. and Nags Head
Beaches To Be Re-
located

The relocation of Highway US
158 down the Kitty Hawk, Kill
Devil Hills, and Mays Head beach
es is one of number of projects
included in the letting scheduled
for June 18th, the State Highway
and Public Works Commission has
announced.
The relocation on Dare County's
Outer Banks will be from about
Ia miles east of the CurTituck
Sound Bridge south for about 1913
miles to Whalebone. The work in
wolves grading and paving a two
laned 24-foot wide highway which
will widen to dual-lane pavement
for channelized intersections at
both ends of the job. 1t will be
located about 1000 feet west of
ard parallel to existing US 158.
Two days after the June 25th
letting, the Highway Commission
ers will meet in Raleigh with
Highway Chairman A. H. Graham
and Chief Highway Engineer w.
H. Rogers Jr. to canvass the low
bids received and to attend to
other highway matters.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-06-21
SEASONS LARGEST BLUE
MARLIN IS LANDED OFF
HATTERA,S SATURDAY

Gil Thorne, a Norfolk angler,
fishing with rod and reel off Hat
teras last Saturday, hooked and
landed 456-pound blue marlin.
This was the largest fish taken
with rod and reel off the North
Carolina coast this year. It was
also the third blue marlin to be
landed off Hatteras this season, as
a matter Of fact, the only three
landed north of Florida.
Angler Thorne's big fish meas
ured II feet and 3 inches from
tip TO tip and A feet and Ii inches
around its girth. He was fishing
from the sportsish cruiref sJon-
Lee" owned by Walter wilkins Of
Norfolk, when his big fish was
hooked and landed. Previously CHS
year, blue marlin weighing SIT
and 3e1 pounds had been landed Off
HatteEas.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-06-21
NORTH CAROLINIAN
HAS FEMALE LEAD IN
1875 LOST COLONY
RehearsaIs Underway for Show.
18th Season, Which Opens
on Saturday. June ~

Dianne Rousseau, 20-year-old
brunette of North Wilkesboro,
will play the role Of Eleanor Dare,
the female lead of the Lost
Colony, during the shows 18th
season beginning at Waterside
Theatre near Manteo on Saturday,
June 20. She is the fourth native
of North Carolina to play this
important role in the Paul Green
drama which has lived longer than
all other outdoor productions.
Miss Rousseau is a student of
drama at Woman's College,
Greensboro, where next year she
will be a junior.
North Carolinians previously
cast in the role We're Barbara Ed
wards of Troy, now the wife of
stage, TV, and movie star Andy
Griffith, who once played the Lost
Colony role of Sir Walter Raleigh;
Anne Martin of Cherokee; and
Jan Saxon of Charlotte.
Miss Rousseau is one of almost
100 actors in The Lost Colony
cast this year, with many of the
actors doubling in more than one
role. The heaviest female speaking
role is that of Eleanor Dare, who
in the show is the mother of Vir-
ginia Dare, first child of English
parentage born in the New World.
She plays opposite William Walsh,
native of RI ,de Isil1d, who CONES
to Lost Colony from New York
where he has been playing in
Broadway shows and on televis-
ion. Mr.. Walsh in The Lost Col
ony will play the role of John
Borden, whom Author Green built
up as the leader of the English
colonists who attempted to estab-
fish a permanent settlement on
Roanoke Island in the New World
in 1887, 20 years before James
town and many years before the
Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock.
Burnet Hobgood, director of The
Lost Colony this year, has selected
many new faces for principal roles
in the drama as it will be present
ed during the current summer. Re-
hearsals are now underway each
day and night at Waterside The
atre in Fort Raleigh, or at the
local dance and music studio in
downtown Manteo.
DR.. Elwood Keister of East Car
DINA College directs the Lost Col
ony chorus this year. Jonn Leh-
man of the Lehman Dance Studio
in Raleigh is the shows chore og-
rapher.
General Manager Richard E.
Jordan has announced that there
will be no advance in the price OF
admission II The Lust Colony this
year, and the tickets are tax-free
The Lost Colony, which tells the
story of one of the greatest his
tory-mysteries, is presented on the
actual site of the original happen
ing of the story it tells. More
than 100000 persons have seen
the show.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-06-21

ELLIS, A. GRAY JR., of Avon,
Coast Guard engineman second
class, is member of the crew
of the USCGC Absecon, which
sailed for Bergen, Norway, last
week on cadet training cruise
after taking part in the Interna-
tional Naval Review. After leav-
ing Norway, the cutter will also
visit England, France, and Spain.
This trip is of special interest
to engineman Gray, as Norway
was the homeland of his late
uncle, Rudolph Arnesen.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
A. Gray of Avon, he finished
training at Cape May, N. J., in
October 1854 and since has sailed
aboard the Absecon from Davis
straights in the far North to as
far south as Cuba.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-06-21
BLUEFlsH AND OTHER
FISH STILL PLENTIFUL
AT PIERS AND IN SURF

Bluefish are still plentiful in
Dare Coast waters, and anglers are
catching them daily in the surf,
from ocean piers here in the Mays
Head region or from boats operat-
ing in the inlets. Spanish mackerel
have been plentiful in some areas,
especially in the Hatteras Inlet re-
gion. Bottom species, founder,
trout, whiting and other varieties
are taking lures and bait of anglers
who fish for them-from boats an
chored in the channels or from
piers and jetties.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-06-21
GRACE METHODIST SCHOOL
ENJOYS SOUNDSIDE PICNIC

The Sunday School classes of
Grace Methodist Church Of Duck
gave a picnic on the sound shore
near Duck Saturday, June 10Th, at
800 o'clock. Seventeen members
were present and seventeen
guests.
Hot dogs, cold drinks, potato
chips. marshmallows and lemonade
were served. The young folks
went swimming and all enjoyed
themselves.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-06-21
GOVERNORS OF MANY STATES
WILL VISIT DARE AND SEE
1.-THE LOST COLONY" JUNE Il
Group Coming to Dare after National Governors
Conference at Williamsburg. Va. on nvita-
lion OF Governor Luther H. Hodges; VIII Be
Honored by Preview Performance Of The
Lost Colony"
By AYCOCK BROWN


The governors of many states
and from such island possessions
as Guam and Puerto Rico win at
tend special performance of The
Lost Colony, presented in their
honor on Thursday evening. June
81, at the Waterside Theatre near
Manteo.
They will come to the Dare
coast from Williamsburg, Va, and
the national Governors Confer
ence, which starts there on June
"a. They will be here on the invi-
tation of Governor Luther H. Hold
ges of North Carolina, and during
their coastal visit they will be en-
tertained by The Carolinian on
Mays Head, where they will make
their headquarters June 9th and
18th, by Dare County, AID by the
Southern Shores Development
Corporation.
An itinery of their visit follows:
After breakfast at Williams
burg, they will fly from Patrick
Henry Airport, Newport News, to
Manteo Airport on Roanoke Is
land. Here on Roanoke Island,
North Carolina State Highway
Patrol cars will meet the COVER
nors and their parties. Enroute
from the airport, it is planned to
stop at Fort Raleigh, site of "The
Lost Colony" on Roanoke Island,
where they will see during day.
light hours the birthplace of Vir-
ginia Dare, and the place where, in
the Elizabethan era of the 10th
century, attempts were first made
by the English to plant perma-
nent colony in America.
At IL noon, the official party
will check in at The Carolinian On
Mays Head, where Mrs. Emmett
sWinslow and her associates of the
Carolinian will be the official
hosts.
| At PM, Southern Shores De-
velopment Company viii be hosts
to the group at the beautiful Sea
Ranch Hotel and Beach Club on
Kitty Hawk beach. David Stick
will head the group of hosts here
along with Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
Sykes of The Sea Ranch.
The afternoon will be open for
beach activities, boating, bathing,
and sightseeing by air and
ground. A visit to the Wright
Brothers National Monument at
Kill Devil Hills near Kitty Hawk
is included in the afternoon activi-
ties, and an aerial demonstration
over the monument is planned.
Children in the governors party
will be entertained at the Caro-
linian during the late afternoon
while the governors and their
guests will be entertained at a
Youpon Tea Party. The group
will depart from The Carolinian
at 7:45 for Waterside Theatre,
where Manager Dick Jordan will
be their host at preview of the
Lost Colony, the Paul Green
drama which does not officially
open until Saturday night, June
90. Members Of the press and spe-
cial invited guests may attend this
special showing. On Friday, ar
I, rangements win be made for the
governors to 60 fishing off the
Outer Banks. They win leave Dare
on Friday afternoon, June %.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-06-21
MRS. MOLLIE MEEKINS OF
AVON IS ACTIVE AT 50

Mrs. Mollie Meekins Of Avon,
widow of the late Shanllin
Hooper Meekins, will observe her
eighty-third birthday on Sunday,
June 23rd. Despite the passing Of
the years, Mrs. Meekins still does
all of her homework and in addi-
ton finds time every days for
visiting her neighbors.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-06-21

GERALD D. WILLIAMS, yeoman
in the U. S. Coast Guard and
son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Will
liams of Avon, has recently been
ordered to duty in the 14th Coast
Guard District, with headquarters
in Honolulu, T. H. Prior to this
assignment Williams served as
Group Woman, Cape Hatteras
Group, Buxton.
He is a graduate of the Cape
Hatteras High School at Buxton
and was attending East Carolina
College in Greenville before join
ing the Coast Guard.
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Today Only


 "A Western, "Yaqui Drums and Chain of Evidence" are both fea- aured on double feature showing af the Orpheum today.
 Sunday and Monday
 Burt Lancaster, Tony Curtis and inc Italian star, Gina Lollobrigida play in 'Trapeze', the circus film That comes to the local theatre Sunday and Monday.
 This is a Ben Hecht and Burt Lancaster film for United Artists. and is in Technicolor and Cinema Scope It portrays three dare devil aerialists and is said to cap ture the excitment and spectacle of the circus. It was filmed in the tanned Cirque d'Hiver in Pals, where circus history was mae 100 years ago.
 Tuesday and Wednesday
 As manager of the Panthers, Little League baseball team, Tom Ewell complicates his life, in the rib-tickling comedy, The Great
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NeW Enter taIl 2 Q r at Town Club

A featured entertainer at such clubs as the Torch Club i'm Chicago, the Zephyr Riorh in Los Angeles, Salem House in Beverly HEtls, Miss Marjorie Hazelwood. torch singer extraordinary, will appear at the Town Club for one month, according to an announcement this week by co-owner Jim Bright man. Her first appearance was last night. Miss Hazelwood's specialties are the singing of the Blues, Torch" Songs, Rhythm, Sentimen tai ballads, light classics and Christmas music MI
 In the course of her career, the singer has made radio appearances on KRIS, Chicago, WFAA, Dallas, KXYZ, Houston and WBAP, Ft. Worth. She was featured vocal ist for three years on Headlines From Hollywood'', a show spon-. sored by Howard Hughes.
 Following her engagement here, she will return to The Horizon, famous night spot at the Inter national Airport at Great Falls, Montana N .t
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Naval Station
 Births

Richard Allan, weighing ' lbs 1574 ozs-, was born on December 10 to Margaret Louise and James Howard Tyner, RING, USCG.
 Jane Ranae, weighing q lbs. 13 ozs., was born on December II to Mayrne and Gerald Walter Phil lips, AC3, USN.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-12-14
a Dogs \
 Life
CANINE NEUROSEs
by E. M. GildoW, D.V.M.

by E. M. Gildow, D.V.M. Director, Friskies Research Kennels
 James Thurber, the eminent author, tells about the man who drove his dog neurotic by re- beating over and over, If you're a police dog, where is your badger"
 Of course, the statement is made only in jest, but 1t does serve to point up a most i'm
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portant factor Of the canine makeup. Some extremely sensf- tive dogs develop symptoms similar to those of the nesrcsde human patient. Usually these symptoms first occur while the dog is under severe emotional stress, such as the first hunting trip. 1 B(sunshynegs is one example. Some dogs that are good hunt efs iJ, the field before the hunt sa1r season starts, become COTE fused and useless when the first gun fire starts.
 According to scientists some dogs, under con ditions of chronic anxiety, have developed symptoms comparable to mem with peptic ulcers. These symp- toms would explain why a dog sometimes will refuse to eat for long periods of time when sepa- rated from his master The rel suIting anxiety, brought on by the separation, the scientists gay. could cause severe bodily disorders, like disorders of the digestive system.
 Thus, dogs exhibit some of me same fears, jealousies, and -T snferiority conplexes experi- epced by some humans under emotional stresses.
 z
 Yaeding Tip: If your dog Is a1d or recuperating from illness. ~ivtnp him a mnlti.vitaEnin cap- srsaa day .-- the aaEne as - nrrnans use --- should help t0 - him the lift he neesle eo Y 1Ssahe tic happier
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Eoassirrae''.

American Passime".
 In it are eO-starred Anne Francis and Ann Miller. Strictly made for laughs-
 Thursday and Friday
 Tyrone Power and Susan Hay ward are the two attractions in 'Untamed", the Twentieth Gen. tury-F;ox big African spectacle. They portray the fiery romantics of Boer commando leader and a tempestuous Irish beauty.
 Starring also is Richard Egan, and in the supporting cast is Agnes Moorehead, Rita Moreno, Hope Emerson and other stars. Filmed in South Africa, the pro ducfiOn cast included 2500 Zulus, and is replete with battle and out door scenes, filmed in Deluxe color N -
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NOTICE.

The Christian Science S0esesy of Kodiak h0ids services X Sahsar day School every Sunday at "A an in the Chapel Annex on the Bass
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POLICE SLOGAN

Yeu have an emergency brake, but don't you create the ernerg- ency.
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17
Mt. Zion

Mrs. Rex Early abs returned to
Louisville. Ky. after a two-week
visit with Ter parents Mr. and Mrs.
J K. Belcher
I0neses Go TO Farmyille
Mrs. A. 3 Jones and her sons,
Jimmy and ice. were in Farmvllle
Saturday
Mrs. Ernest Anderson. Mrs. }. B.
Belcher, Mrs. W B. Anderson and
Mrs. Rex Early were in Charlottes-
vile Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hurt, and Mrs.
Lille Kritzer, OF Fork Union. were
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. {.
w Cave
MI. and Mrs. J E. Smith, and
Jackie, Of Glen Allen, were week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A II.
Martin.
Mrs. Davis Has Guests
w T. Yancey, John Yancey, and
I,yndell. w. G. Clarke, Mrs. Henry
wood and Henry, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burlev Hudgins, Mr.. and MIS-.
Thomas Green and Iris Dickman
visited Mrs. Mary F. Davis Mother
day
Lewis Johnson. supervls Q r
al Beaumont Industrial sc h 0 !,
spent several days at home this
week
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17
I.ongwood Junior
Wins State Title

Miss Charlotte Hall, Longwood
College Junior fro m Chatham,
majoring IN business education,
was chosen Miss Future Business
Executive 1857. at the recent
State Future Business Leaders of
America convention in Richmond.
Each college was permitted to
enter a representative Of their To-
cal FBLA club,
The contestants We're Judged on
the basis of personal interviews
with several local personnel di-
lectols Among the points taken
into consideration were personal
appearance, poise, personality
reason for entrants choice Of the
business field and future plans
in this field.
Miss Hall is eligible to compete
in the national contest at the
National FBIlA convention, to be
held IN Dallas, Texas June 1919.