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81, & WIll0lslMEEIiNiSf

In love with the same man Is bad.
but SO women viii be in love with
this. big brick rambler with Roman
brick fireplace in liy. rnl. and built
IN aquarium, very mod. kit. library.
2 bedrms. and family rm. or use as
4th bedrm. Well-landscaped lot
with playhouse. Near park and
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BURCH REALITY Co
RAMBLERS

New 3.hedrm. rambIers. conven.
p S1s bIoekS e buses. shop o.
ping centers and schools; Sl4.950-
u $500. Open, corner 53rd place
ana Taylor ST., Deeatur Hts. Bla-
densburg. PHILLIPS c. ROGERS.
Builder. WA. 10000.
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BRICK RAMBLER

Convenient TO Silver 6prina
shopping: in Montg. Hills section,
LIST O. liv. rm,. din. rm.. enclosed
sunroom, 2 bedrms., large tile bath,
expandable attic. bsmt.. auto. heat;
moderate price.
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SILVER ePRING--For sale b.
OWNER, being transferred: 3-bed.
rm., l9-bath brick rambler: rec
run. with nrepl.: Ice. Handicapped
| lot; near public and parochia
schools, buses and shopping cen.
teIs: price. $le,3O0. To inspect
SILVER SPRING, Flower Theatel
area--3.bedrm. brick Colonial, II
strictly. residential area: yer,
convenient TO schools, shopping
and BUS. BY OWNER. call JU
SILVER SPRING. 230l barrow 81.
Carroll knolls--D Delightful 3-bed.
I'm. brick rambler; rec. rni., fire-
pL,. porch. alum. storm windows
trees. close 70 tfansp,, public nnc
paroehial schools; price, $4,000,
purchaser can assume cxistine
| $l0,S50 akef 0l-FHA loan. Oper
SUM-, 2-5. Dir: Out "a. ave. tc
l0lO0 block. left on Dexter ave
house. COFFMAN REALTY CO.
giss: eve esss. awe ssssa s sil s u.s. s y &
SUMNER RAMBLER - we believe
us the only true rambler in the
rco pn,tr stone and brick anc
and the equivalent Of 3 baths;
2-car gar: gorgeous lot; perfecl
eond. Splendid value &c SEQ, 500
z-14ll or FL, 6-304S.
fAK0MA PIX, MD.-Three-bedrm
pig. ramhlers and split-levais;
sonv. located; immed. possession;
1ow down payment. Priced from,
S1I;OOn 20 x2e.7b0. MRS, npEN.
H SEE III ssRiSas y cRE .I5 s:,. Y
|VssRs MILL--s2p6 down. s73 mo
pays all; iInmac. 2-bedrm ram.
SwSfHT '' an sI,sSSs2n' t ~ TAM esGy6N a Co,
WHEATON, AREA--4-bedrm. cane
sSsoe; en-; rm.. 2 full baths; fenced
lot $4,000 down. assume al
moEtgase. call WI. 8-sD42. -
VIBRATION = e-BEDRM. BRICK
siHIs 'ssacL. oc%sil I%GTH. d s.Ss,gpa payment;
WOoDSIDE PARK, Silver sprine-
a lge., wooded knoll provides 4
perfect setting for this 4-bedrm
sustom-built. brick house with
swimming pool ct 1922 Woodside
H9a,.t.k;r ns: For apt, call Mr.
fTfSHs es<<sNaArt WIN WILLIAM M
7-6092. EN-. 3-7S85. -
ASSUME ~ CT LOAN-5-6edrm
Iamoleri large lot, fenced In. witt
seroen ana trees. Price. $4,000,
zoe per mo. incl. everything. WI
$1,000 DOWN and take over al
. ioan--Laree 0-rm. brick home.
rec. rm. IN bsmt., 2 firepls., "a.
rage; ~ minutes 10 Bethesda and
NH bRkNs, JR. CO.. EN-. 9.
!, BEDRM. BUNGALOW; large lot:
I 0lock on hwy: price reduced
$50 e saSS.00 ow Il kso'TTSso $3.50 sac.
ASSUME Ice. GI-custom-6uiI,
4O-it. rambler on 70-ft. lot with
snade trees In Conn. Gardens;
Ige. nedrms.. din. rm., magnifl-
kEsSIN0ER q Co. 10. $3.50
SITTING UP HOUSE,? The per-
Ley mouse for the nrst home. cute
on e0.ft.- wide iot y with p VIEW :Oe J
excel hedrms.; only $40. 500
=. kLssINoER q CO, ~. 0-4S41.
NR. DISTRICT LiNE-Tee- s6ads
trees on this 225-ft. .deep LOT sSs
only one Of the unusual Features
sDout this all-brick, 3-bedfIn !.
l1s-bath Colonial with ser porch
and rec. rm. priced for quick
ire. oAax1y kEssINoER 4 CO..
": 9-so44.
TOR SALE BY OWNER; 70sI
Poplar st., Takoma Park, Md
0-rm. BUNGALOW with full hSrnt !.
out: lge. lot: hot-water auto Tas
neat; Sl2.950, Can IA. 0-is5a
Tue MOST For THE Last
Beautiful Kensington rambler on
Snaay lot with 2 bedrns.. and
4. y. KESSINGER 4 Co. IN
1851.
BETHESDA
49, $22.950-TERMs
0ygs bannockburn Dr.. - Brk
Iemolet. o rms. . baths. buiif-in
garage, screened porch freas ~.
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MOVE IN
. bedrms.. 2 baths. sep. din. nm.
nreDl1 rec. rm.: your financing
Ai2 AZ sae5 5ViL ~ l hEEALIx CO"
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kkNsINGTON-White Cape Cod il
oiggest little house anywhere for
Si4.yo0: . bedrms.. plus den.
1Ln peqrm. or nursery, sep. din.
nm. with fireplace: even A powaer
I'm on LIST floor, bath on 2nd
moor: best gas heating equipment
in full hSmt with outside en-
trance; alum. storm sash: fenced
yard; flexible financing too, one
example: II you can pay $4,000
cash and SIl5 DER mo. (incl.
taxesl you can own house debt
Tree only is Yrs. Compared
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SILVER SPRING

SALE BY OWNER--60O0 Barron st
-Brk. rambler: 3 twin-size bed.
rms, Lee. kit, completely finished
daylight bsmt. with level waikoul
70 lge. patio and brk. Bar-B-o pit
27-ft. nah. paneied rec. I'm. end
bar. pine-paneled children's play
rm.. maids rm.. full bath with tile
shower and built-in vanity, laundry
rm.. pantry rm. and cedar closet
The SsxliO-ft. lot has chain Inns
fence. IL perfectly Handicapped with
shrub. flower beds and trees. Conv
oe seen 70 Sc appreciated. Open al
day sat. and sun.
III h.1H10
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As.ss. 0oLDsBoRo RID.

AAssAcHgsETTs AVE. AREA
BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS
es0o bLAcKWOOD RID.
mn IhADkS CONSIDERED
these unusual new brick spiif-isvsI
ramblers with many added fsa.
lures not usually found ia 4 SOS.
200 home in this fine location
Low down payment and easy
CALL Mr.. CLARK. RA. s-aoli
=. 9. GARDINER 4 co
1871 l. ST. NV, Ma. R-0334
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pRInCE GEORGES COUNTY

ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
no. 10000 sun. HE. 4-9202
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BRADLEY HILLS

8AsfASA46 1A41lo
New spacious WILLIAMSBURG: 4 bed
rms, mahog. paneled library, 4
sah paths. extra lee; liv. I'm. with
sized family all-electrie Kit. Spa.
sious grounds: level rec. rm. Win
Roman fireplace; Gear garaRe: cir
GUAR driveway: over h-acre
wooded lot: fnest materials: I'M
ger ~; 900. II. LANoMAID co.
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CHEVY CHASE
ONLY 2 LEFT
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

Beautiful brick spllt.level. 4 bed
rooms. 3 baths. Nv. rm. with f.p.,
p rsR S1 aaT r: ds Iu s.m s Es s r
choice area. for re only NJ ss7'ebo Sn's o, Il
Conn. ave. right on KensinGton
pkwy 2 blocks, right on Inverness.
follow siSn TO model house. eprinr
Hi Woods. Call OIL. 2-SIS7 OF
RE. 1850
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:. BETHESDA

- $22.950-TERMs
050H bannockburn dr.. - Brk
rambler. Q rms. 9 baths. buiif-in
saIAge, screened porch, trees, Near
Arthur blvd. 70 BannockSurn a.
IiRnt TO open sign.
=, YIELDS. OWNER BUILDER
~. 9-og44 OIL. 6-2SQ6
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
2O7 NORTHWEST DR.-coTner Ia,
1liek rambler, entr. hall, liv. nm,
Win nrepl. din. rm. 3 lac. bed.
rms ga baths. Lee. screened
porch; modern tiled kit: utiiity
IN '' esseaeEay; Fear garaRe; tiled
= WI. reduced 10 $50 500 Al.
,raetive financing. Open Sundays.
q Nay be seen. during me
week ~ calling JU. a-f235' OF
MY REALTY CO.. WI. e.7SS5
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IN. MINI. AVE. AND NAYIoR RD.
THREE-FAMILY HOME
Gemidet brick: 3 kits, 3 baths,
J. LIE DoNNELLY & SON
"a asa,a Heelsofs wo q o.es
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4O4O Ef ELI PL. Sc.
- coLoRD-VAcANT
500 On. S85 Mo,

FORT DUPONT PARK
Modern brick home consisting OF
3 large bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. nm.
and kit; full bsmt.; gas heat;
lovely yard. Hurry, won't last
long. Call DI. 7-3473; eyes, u.
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COLEsvILLE-Briek Cape Cod On
half acre. with many young fruit
trees. Three bedrooms. 2 baths,
large kitchen. separate dining
room, sun parlor. double garage,
sundeek and large patio with bar
assumed: S24. 600. LIEF FREW
PLATT. JU. 0-570a nnfiI
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

$50. 900 gEIGHB0R. this e-rm. de.
tacn go home Fn,,s can be 69ught fol-
slble purchaser. KELLY a BRAN.
NER. Df. 7-774O; evenings. OF,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MB.
LISTERINE

Is 9 widely used antiseptie. a.
Burch Realty homes are widely
sought sosEH n. after {. soy &c: snis Sp +,
distance d campls and si,oppins
center, bus or street car. LIST floor
entrance hall to liv. I'm. and dining
rm kit. breakfast rm.; .2nd moor.
3 lee. bedrms. and sleeping porch;
P fcn ad rec; Tn;. sarase; Mary ssC trees.
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CHEVERLY-AttentIon NsA folk
and othersl on Wash. BALTIC. pkwy
We have q wide variety Of g to
bedrm. houses in this beautiful
and large, distinctive community
Can be had VA or FLA. Hal
NICKEL, MA. 6-6363: ewes. Sat
and sun. WA 7-3323.
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GAnkEII PARk-Year-old ram--
bier; reas, down payment. 8 bed
rms, " baths; Nv. rm.. din. rm..
aL; paneled rec. Tm, Assume
$4,000 41sss OF. Must Be seen
70 pe appreciated. Out Rte. $40.
FLANDERS and Jolly WAY Is ts'' ops1 y
sign, l-o pm. sunday. COUNTY
WIDE REALTY. OIL. 2-5S5e or
WO. 6-43l3,
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SILVER SPRING

An unusually nice 4-bedrm.. 3.
bath split-level with finished rec
rm.: also bxmt. and storage, II
you are looking for . lovely home
IN upper twenties call Us on this.
DO you want 70 sell your homer
List your property with Us for fast
action and quick sale.
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ADELPHI - Split level. Ia years
old; q bedrooms. 9h baths.
fenced. Handicapped lot: patio:
equip, modern Kitchen and laun-
dry room. Many unusual features.
$4,000. assume OF loan. Sale By
owner. HE. 4-3370.
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C0L6RED-I400 BLK. ALABAMA
2 AVE. S.B.-0-rm. Def. brk. Spa
cious rooms, Side scr. porch. rear
sun deck. nrepl., sep. din. rfn.. 2
baths. pine-paneled bsmt.. built-in
earaee. Ice. level fenced lot with
trees. CAL Mrs. Cox. LU. 2-S136,
OF 81. 3-736e. ATLAS REALTY
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AV0NDALE, $1,000 - Luxurious
brick Colonial, excel. cond.; extras
salorei 2 big bedrms.. firepiace.
sereened.in porch, rec. rTI1., work
shop. i baths. r. 8. EcKERT.
WIFI. 0-AS34.
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CHK 7ERLY-Four-b edrm. brick Co,
s Gnis With 9Th, authentic ~ ~ ssEteE ran
din. rm.. very ise. kit. with but
ler's pantry, full bsmt. with built.
In garage; S10.8b0, excel. terms
CLYDE r ADAMS, Realtor. UN
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HOUSES FOR .. sAlE-MD.


BETnEsDA-charminE brick CO.
cgny. TO NH. Liv. rm, with iire-
place. sep din. rm.. 3 hedrms
incl. porch, garage, pretty fenced
k kesdIl $4,000 ~ ,.ao Y. PisANi
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ACRES = Charming 3-6ed.
rm. brick Colonial. perfect foF
small family: close TO everything
BUS At door: excellent neiehbor.
mood. By OWNER, 1908 River "a
Sl6.950. OIL. 2-9273.
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CAMF SPRINGS HAmbLEHs Sl2,-
500 OF loan To assume: 500 mo
includes taxes and insurance
rms. and bath: carport; like new
wooded lot. 00x300; Q rare op-
portunity. Call a. J. Moore. 10
6-9352, MOORE q MOORE
REALTORS. RE. 6-43O0
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CHEVY CHASE. W.-3-bedFm 6Fk
Colonial lge. tree-shaded lot. COW
to all schools. NH, tyansp. Scr
ROBERTSON, REALToR, 1896
WIS. ave. OIL. 2-2l23; once open
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Shoals Lightship visited his fam.
lily here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich Williams
and children, Sandra and frankie,
of Manteo visited Mrs. Susan Will
Hams last week end.
Mrs. Herschal Williams and chill
dren of Elizabeth City spent the
week end here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Miller and
children and Mrs. Elmetta Scar
borough of Norfolk spent Easter
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Brothers,
Jr., and children of Portsmouth,
Va, spent the week end visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Brothers, ST.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Scar
borough.
Misses Lola Meekins, Martha
Williams and Nick Gray were Wis
itors in Elizabeth City last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Sterling
and son Ronnie spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Gray.
Christine Scarborough and Betty
Price visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Price in South Norfolk recently.
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AVON PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Alton williams Of
New Bern spent Easter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Meekins and
Merriam Meekins of Norfolk visit
ed their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
F. Meekins, last week.
Earl o'Neal, U.S.C.G., Elizabeth
City spent the week with with his
mother, Mrs. Carrie O'Neal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Miller and
son, Dallas Royce, William Miller
and Mrs. Retta Morgan visited
Bembra Miller, who is patient
in the U. S. Public Health Hos
pital, Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Gray and
sons of Cradock, Va. spent the
week end here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montel Cartwright
and children Of Currituck visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Austin.
Mrs. Harold Barnette returned
home last week from De Paul Hos
pital, Norfolk, where she had been
a patient.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyce Midgette
and children of Morganton were
here Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Gray and
daughter Lois of Norfolk spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mildred Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins Gray and
son, Collins, Jr., have returned to
Ocracoke after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Gray. L
Harvey Scarborough, U.S.C.G.,
Norfolk, visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Scarborough.
Ellis Gray, Jr., U.S.C.G., Nor
folk, spent the week end with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Gray.
Rev. and Mrs. Alvin Price were
in Greenville last week visiting
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Mack Gray.
William Miller and Tom Scar
borough Of Wilmington, Del, spent
the week end here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Pritchard
of Elizabeth City spent Easter with
Mr.. and Mrs. Moody Meellins.
Rev. B. E. Bingham christened
four babies at the morning service
Easter: Teresa Annette Williams,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Williams; Lorna Lee Baum and
Johnnie Baum, children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Columbus Baum, Jr.; and
Sharon Kay Cartwright, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Montel Cartwright
of Currituck.
Harold King Barnette left Sat-
urday for duty in Alaska. His wife
and son, Harold, Jr., accompanied
him to Norfolk.
James Sawyer of Diamond
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TARKENTON-KIRK
WEDDING IN TYRRELT

Columbia.-Miss Peggy Jean
Kirk, daughter of Mrs. B. R. Har-
rell Jr. of Columbia and Chester
Kirk, became the bride of Samuel
Bailey Harrington, son of Mrs.
Narcissus Williams and the late
Clyde Tarkenton of Creswell, at
the Methodist church, April 18th,
the Rev. ]. NJ. Carroll, perform
ing the ceremony. In attendance
were the families, special friends,
and the whole 10th grade at Co
lumbia High School, of which Miss
Kirk was a member, attended in a
body.
The bride was attired in navy
blue, princess dress with white ac-
cessories, and wore a white hybrid
orchid shoulder corsage. After the
ceremony the couple. left on we'd
ding trip to unannounced points.
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News Of Columbia & Tyrrell Co.
For Subscription, Mrs. Blanche w. Cohoon Call Her.
Phone S17-1, Columbia N. c. She will welcome of
Columbia and Tyrrell County
COLUMBIA WOMAN CHM.
DISTRICT HOME CLUBS

9AtVaRD aAaAAiai2 meeting of the
Fwef1ey- Fourth Eastern District
FedeEFSPF Af>HpNa Representation
ClubsS kAId N Pshtggd, at the high
scGd6lIM lRprilI fath, @:local mem
SsSsJlMssl 5saYA lssssiled was as
chairman of the district for the en-
sdiilS seakeHSS irfsta1ling officer,
Mrs. sWl5 AEqd Wtssnl of Hyde Co.
Mrs. j. A. AE6YfisCOf Washington
County, a former Tyrrell resident
waHiastalledas District Secretary.
0kherapeN bffioeRS were Mrs. Ben
Harig n6oHvdebas V-Chmn. and
MExtaHIghvatlYmRAul of Beaufort,
YkeaSurennof nj
-sEa6#mtlap0rtant Are You" was
tlsE thed e6pie Of the main speaker
cfstaae daylaMrs. Corinne G. Eng
hsh EaiiiW Life Specialist of N. c.
EAesusihM Service, who was pre-
sented by Mrs. H. G. Lilley Jr. of
ReAssqrtGen
ndGsMadtifgss and welcome were
keIEhybbMrs. H. R. Osborne of
RestfdnSd1oseph Windley, Princi-
psAbAzntFgo School; Mrs. L. B.
RafasiHnao V-Pres. Home Demon
stbtiOnri women, and Miss Verna
Station, Asst. State Home Agent.
RespQpSe was made by Mrs. Ben
HarT1$q Of Hyde. Entertainment
WAS diminished by Miss Rosa G..
Hamilton, Musical Director, Pan
tegp School.
,UsYptional was invoked by Mrs.
Wesley .Chesson of Washington
County. Guests recognized, COM
nlittees appointed and announce
mssEts were by Mrs. Laughing
house.
Composing the committees We're:
Nominating: Miss Ada Davis, Mrs.
Hassell Boyd, Mrs. Lee Barnes,
Mrs. E. E. Hodges; Registration:
Mrs. Charles Benson, Chmn., Mrs.
Durwood Cooper, Mrs. Bob Bate
man and Mrs. Glenn jarvis; ReSo-
buttons: Mrs. Ban Harris, Chmn.,
Mrs. H. C. Lilley Jr., Mrs. NV.
Cohoon, and Mrs. Luther Paul;
Courtesy: Mrs. E. L. Goodwin Jr.,
Chn1n., Mrs. John Winfield, Mrs. j.
L. Ange and Mrs. R. F. Baynes;
Historian: Mrs. Bryce Creole,
Chmn., Mrs. R. L. Spruill ST., Mrs.
H. r. Osborne and Mrs. Herbert
Sawyer, ST.; Time and Place: Mrs.
r. L Spruill ST., Chmn., Mrs. Her
man Bright, Mrs. Oliver Stotes-
berry and Mrs. Macon Creole.
Songs: Ever Onward" "God
Bless Our Home, Its A Good
Time to Get Together, "Blest Be
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COLLEGE HONORS FOR
COLUMBlA'S PAT yEvERTON

Columbia Miss Pat EveYton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. R. M.
Everton of Columbia, who is presi-
dent of American Childhood Edu-
cation at East Carolina College,
Greenville, will represent the col
lege at the Acc. Convention in
Los Angeles, California, and left
April 10Th by plane for California
on the all-expense-paid trip for
the duration of the convention.
She plans to return on Sunday,
April 18th.
Miss Everton has also been
chosen May Queen at East. Caro-
lima College.
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COLUMBIA PERSONALS

Eston Y. Brickhouse of Fort
Myers, Fla. spent the Easter holt
day with his mother, Mrs. F. N
Brickhouse.
Carlisle Harrell, student of Cho-
wan College, was home with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther M.
Harrell during Easter
Mrs. Burvil Owens of Philadel-
phia spent Easter holidays with
her father, ]. S. Clough.
Glenn Woodley of N. C. State
College was home with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood SIM
mons during the holidays.
Clair E. Morris Jr. of State Col
lege spent Easter with his parents.
Sheriff and Mrs. Clair E. Morris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernice Liverman
and daughter Jean Carroll visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Smith
Easter week end.
William R. West of Burlington
spent Easter with his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. West.
Miss Joyce Brown of Stokes,
Charles Colderonello, and Pat Cas-
sello of Brooklyn were week end
guests of Miss Betty Sue West and
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. West.
Mrs. Carrie S. Sykes, formerly
of Columbia. and who for many
years was matron at the Nursing
Home of Duke Hospital, now re-
tired, and who is at present max
ing her home with her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Williams of 1000 Patrick Avenue,
Tarboro, is reported to be very ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Hamilton
of Conway, Mr.. and Mrs. Albin
Hamilton and children of Wash
ington; Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Rid
dick and children, Alice Ann and
Bud, of Rocky Mount spent the
week end with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Hamilton.
Mrs. Blanche w. Cohoon spent
Easter in Raleigh visiting her
daughters, Mrs. v. w. Blalock Jr.
and Miss Gail Cohoon, student at
st. Mary's College.
Miss Peggy Griffin of E.C.C.
spent the week end home with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bas-
night.
w. ]. White Jr. of E.C.C. was
home with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. White, Easter.
Mrs. VIM. Chas. Cohoon and
Mrs. Julian H. Swain spent Friday
in Edenton.
Mrs. Eva Armstrong spent Sun
day in Fairfield.
Miss Mary Redditt of Belhaven
was guest Of Mrs. R. NJ. Everton
during Easter week end.
Mrs. R. M. Everton, Bobbie
Everton and Miss Mary Redditt
spent Easter Sunday in Norfolk
visiting Mr.. Everton, and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. T. Everton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Sawyer Jr
are visiting their daughter, who
has recently undergone an opera
ton, and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Norcom at Jackson, Miss.
Mrs. Julian Hamilton of Beau
fort, has returned home after sew
eral days visit with her mother
Mrs. w. M. Norcom and sister
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MORRIS PRITCHETT JR.
NAMED All DELEGATE

Columbia.-Morris G. Pritchitt
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
G. Pritchitt of Columbia, Route 2,
has been selected delegate to rep
resent Tyrrell County at the All
Forestry State Camp near Rock
ingham, June 3rd. He was select
ed for his many active years in
All, and for his work towards
planting, thinning and identified
ton of trees and shrubs under
the Forestry Division, according to
Murray L. Goodwin, Asst. Farm
Agent for Tyrrell County.
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Mrs. Rodney Cooper.

Mrs. Rodney Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray McClees and
daughter Denise of Cary spent the
week end with Mr.. McClees' par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. McClees.
Mrs. Hugh Martin and daughter
Betsy of Raleigh spent Easter holt
days with her mother, Mrs. F. L.
Liverman.
Mrs. F. L. Merritt and son
Blake, have returned after visiting
in Florida.
Miss Pat Everton Of E.C.C., and
Miss Gail Cohoon of st. Mary's
attended the Germans at Chapel
Hill last week end.
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TRAWLER JULIAN" SINKS
LAST THURSDAY; RELOCATED

Dick Best's trawler Julian" rar
into difficulties last Thursday
about 2 pm. some three miles
south of Marshes Light, sinking in
Is feet Of water. Best was being
assisted in the boats operation by
Edward Bryant, Jr.. colored, of En-
gelhard. Best and Bryant were res
cued by the Coast Guard after
hanging on the boats mast for
about Az hours.
The boat was refloated Friday
and is now on the ways at Stumpy
Point.
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COLUMBIA RoTRY OUTDOOR
FISH FRY ATTENDED BY 1856
PERSONS TUESDAY NIGH

The out-of-doors fish fry put on
by the Columbia Rotary Club on
Tuesday night, April 23rd at 700
o'clock at the Norman Smith
Legion Beach, was well attended
with approximately 1913 persons
being served.
The menu consisted of fried and
stewed fish, cole slaw, hush pup
pies, pickles and coffee, with each
having the privilege of returning
for more as desired.
The proceeds are scheduled to go
in the Rotary treasury for its
many obligations, with the fixing
of kitchen in the Scout hut being
one of its detectives.
Those in charge of the occasion
were Julian Poston, John A. Hardi-
son, r. L. Mitchell, H. H. Harris,
Shelton Ludford, Earl Sexton,
Allen Carson and NJ. A. Matthews.
Mrs. Julian Poston added the femi-
nine touch in acting as supervisor
of the cooking.
Appetites whetted by the cool
salty breezes from the sound were
hearty, and enjoyment shone on
the faces of the crowd who were
partaking of the feast.
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The Tie That Binds" and "Grace
Song" to the tune of "Doxology'
were used during the day with
Mrs. R. M. Mounts of Beaufort
Co. acting as song director and
Mrs. E. E. Williams of Beaufort
Co. accompanying at the piano.
The newly installed president
was given an ovation by the some
40 Tyrrell County club members
marching in together with Tyr
rell's banner held high. The meet
ing adjourned with the Club Col
lect, and to meet in Columbia in
1858.