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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
Novi Plan Bo|ne Pofpore

Kod Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice mole SO clan osigu-
rsi M Novi Plan Bolne O.
stete, po kojem Sc planu pla-
q oSteta "a bOlest $4,000
mejsetno, q dvostruko, ako je
tlan q bolnici.
Istina, m oval Novi Plan
pladetu Sc | veoe pristojbe, all
20 dobiva bolja osteta | pro-
tekcija-
Pristojbe Sc placaju po
ijostvici prema godinama tla-
m kad stupi na oval Now
Plan.
u potanje informecije O.
bratite 50 kod svog odsje6-
nog tajnika iii pako M tai
nika Bolesnifke Potpore.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06

sijecnja (januara) objavljen
je ma prvoj strani jedan rijet-
ko zanimljiv clanak, koji nam
unekoliko daje sliku pravog
stanja u takozvanom plan
skom" i "modernom" podiza-
nju privrede. ma 14O POLIO
privrednih dobara u Vojvo-
dini nema nijednog inzinjera
agronomije. Isto tako, u 324
zemljoradnicke zadruge u O.
voj pokrajini n je zaposlen
nijedan poljoprivredni struc-
MAX, koji bi imao sveucilisnu
s p r e m u. Cd 1,030 poljopri-
vrednih organizacija u Vol
vodini samo njih 80 imaju di-
rektore inzinjere agronomije;
140 direktora su poljoprivred-
nj tehnicari, 20 sa srednjom
strucnom skolom, u sa ne
potpunom srednjom skolom,
648 sa osnovnom skolom, a
% bez ikakve skolske spre-
me-" Ma kraju "Borba" do
daje: "Vojvodina je mas CLAW
nj zitarski rejon, ali vjero-
vail, iii nevjerovali, Beo-
grad je mas najveci poljopri-
vredni grad. U BeOgradu Ii
vi i radi oko 600 agronoma".
Nema sumnje, da izvjestan
broj agronoma treba da bude
i u ministarstvu i drugim
nadlestvima u Beogradu, ali
je sigurno, da iii netreba sest
stotina. A ako ih zaista tre-
ba sest stotina, onda je to
znak ogromne prakticne de-
zorganizacije. Nisu agronomi
cato tn, da sjede po ministar-
stvima, nego da svoje znanje
prakticno primjene ma obradu
zemlje. Vecina i'll mora biti
ma zemlji, a ne u gradu. Nije
dosta praviti planove, nego iii
treba izvrsivati, q izvrsivati
in nemogu ljudi cd kojih su
mnogi svrsili S mo pucku
skolu nista drugo. Ali, eto,
valjda su partijske tetke i
strine isto tako m o n e pod
Titom, kao sto SUI bile moe
ne pod Aleksandrom, u ko-
like, razumije Sc, sami da-
nasnji rukovodioci ne nalaze
glavno uzivanje u planiranju
i ne drze planove svrsenim
djelom. Samo je vrag u tomu
sto sc cd planova planira-
MIA nemoze zivjeti, nego tre-
ba kruha, a toga, da nema
Amerike, ne bi nj danas u
Jugoslaviji bio. Lijepo 60
spodarstvo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
MOVE VRSn zIV0TNA 0SIGURAClJA
UPLATA PRIST0JBI U JEDN0M 0BR0kU

Odukom Glavnog Odbora koja je stvorena njego
zasjedanju mjesecu sepembru 1906 godlne lzvrs
nom Odboru zajedno Aktuaro povjereno e da izrad
plan "a Single premium payment - upatu osiguranie
"a osmrtninu u jednom obroku vrst certifikata
koe izdaie Hrvatska Bratska Zajednica po koem &c
omoguceno osguranje nasim clanov1ma novlm molel-
ma "a canstvo
Nakon mnogo detaljne preradnje 1zvrsn Odbor je
da u sanju da objavi Single Premium Payment Plan"
(Plan "a Uplatu Prstojb Jednom obroku).
Kao konkretn PRIMER ucint cemo prispodobu "a pla-
cane pristojbi mesecno Single premium planom
osobe cd 20 godna staros koe zele uzet 2oyear En-
dowmen (ispatv nakon 20 godna placanja) certfikat
"a $1,OOOOO
Mjeseeno placanje pristojbi:
Ia starost cd 20 godna - Sab mjesecno kroz -
mesec godin upaceno $4e5e; kroz 20 godna placa-
MIA upaceno svega - $991.20
"Single Premium Plan placanja:
Ia sarost cd 20 godna upaceno jednom obroku
ga - $665.40
Upate mjesecnm prstojbama iznasaju
u 2O godlna S9SlLO
Upate u Single Premium" prstojbama IL
Razka, u korst clana, koji ina Single
Premium osiguranje Observation-Disclosures, $325.80
Ako uzme da gore nisu ukljuGene nkakve pristobe
odsecne potroske placanu pristojb mjesecno,
Cd Single premium pristobi svoti cd $66540 Gav
MEM slucaju dobva ustednja svoti cd S3258O.
nj Ured te ednom svake godne posla odseku svotu cd
S1.20 pokrce pristojbi Gana odsjecne potroske
Single premium" uplate izracunate baz (teme
u) da e 10 cent? mesecno dovono pokrce odsjecnh
roskova buduc odsjek &c ma tolko posla clanom
koji ina Single premium osguranje, jer tomu poslu
nije ukljuceno ubiranje pristojbi mjesecno.
Dividend ce takodjer biti placan Single premium
plan osgurana nakon potpune prve godne clanovanja.
Potrebno e upozoriti, da prstojbe Single premium
plan osguranja morau biti popuno uplacene nakon Mol
ba osigurnnu bude odobrena vhovnom jecniku ia
osigurnna stupa krepost nakon e takva popuna upla
ia primljena, d. slucaju smr tlana prize nego cert
kat dozrje ispatu vraeau nkakve uplacene pr
stojbe.
Drugm rijecma predstavimo ST. da kroz neku nesretu
clan kroz vreme cd mjesec dana nakon je uplato
pristojbe Single premium osguranje, Gavni Ured b
splatio potpunu svotu osgunne baStniku iii basncima
osmrtnine ali b povratio upaeene prstobe cana Raz
log "a jest dakako da rate uplata Single pre-
MUM plan osguranja po sebi prvlacvije pa e Ak
tuar takoder te enjence obzir kad e prired
vac rate uplata.
Stoga osobto pozivljemo one, koji financijalno u
stanju da kupe Single premium certificate osguranja
sebe svoju decu svou unucad da to ucn er cinee to-
on ce ucniti uozak svoju buducnost koji
ucinit kod bilo koje druge kompanje
JOSenh ola tain
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
L zEMLJE NE|MASTINE | RAzMETAkJA
JUGOSLOVENSkA POL<JOPRIVREDA
PRIMER INDIJE
z. ID. OstOvic

Odkad komunsti dosl vast, Jugosav po-
sto stalna nesasca hrane Pvh godna to e bo nekako
razm vo Stoka je ratu bla wise nego prepolovljena
Nekoliko stotna hiljada naprednh marjvih Svaba od
selio e sto po naredenju Htera sto mace izbjeglo iii
protjerano Njhova napustena imanja zauze vecino
brdski seaci koii wise pastr nego seaci koii
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06


zumiju poljoprivredne poslo-
We u plodnim nizinama. Ko-
munisticki kolhozi, iii kako
SUI Sc zvali, nisu napredovali,
jer nije imao ko, da ih vodi.
Ia upravnike postavljani su
kojekakvi neznalice, kojima je
cijelo osposobljenje sastojalo
u tom, da su bill clanovi ko-
munisticke stranke. | tako je
islo jos ide sve nizbrdice. I
dok je tako neimastina lomi-
la i zemlju i narod, na vrhovi-
ma sc razmecu velikim goz-
bama, svecanim primanjima,
ii svakovrsnim luksusom. Ne
ma tomu davno, da je jugo-
slovenska vi a d a nabavila u
Njemackoj, "a nekoliko sto-
tina hiljada dolara elektric-
nih brijalica, jer Sc novopece-
ma komunisticka gospoda, ra-
zumije Sc, nemogu brijati no.
zem. Moraju imati elektricne
brijalice, a sva je prilika, da
SUI, iii oni sami, pred, koju
godinu, a svakako njihovi O.
cevi djedovi spavali sa' sto-
kom u stall. Nema gorega ne
go kad Sc tikva pokondiri, O.
panak opapuci, a rob postane
car. To je jos kralj Salamun
pred nekih tri hiljade godina
tvrdio, samo mu II k o nije
vjerovao, nj onda, nj danas,
iako je to istina.
Svojim eksperimentiranjem
il toplih ureda srcuci tur-
sku kavu mjesto, da nesto
pametna urade, komunisti su
jugoslovensku poljoprivre d u
totalno upropastili. Opt e n
marksizmom misle, da Sc pro-
stim ponavljanjem marksis-
tickih praznih fraza rjesava-
ju REALM teski problemi.
{ Ali, ina druga nevolja
U Jugoslaviji su oduvijek j:
zivali, da prave bljestave pro-
CRANE. A onda Sc je prepus-
talo, da Sc program sami IL
vedu, nikomu nije padalo ma
pamet, da Sc uhvati posla, pa
da stvorene zakljucke prove.
de u djelo. Dosta je bilo "a
kljuciti, a provedbi neka sc
brine Gospod Bog. Cinovnici
po ministarstvima c eli su
bogovetni dan sjedili u kan.
celariji, pill kavu, i brinul
Sc "a sve ma svijetu osim "a
svoj posao. Ne govorim to IL
pakosti, nego, jer je bilo ia
ko. To SUI i nepristrani stran'
ci, nasi prijatelji, sami opa
zili. Tako je mas veliki prija
tell, Hugh Seton Watson, |
jednoj cd svojih knjiga ma
pisao, da u Jugoslaviji einov
nici ne vole, da rade.
> Ako je neki cd tin cinov
nika bio premjesten u pokra
jinu, onda je digao svu rod
binu, sve politicke i drustve
ne veze, sve tetke i strine
kumove, da ga Sc spasi i re
i dovno je uspio i ostao u jed
nom cd glavnih gradova ma
stavio, da krade Bogu dane
, da zdere narodne pare, jer gs
l je ma kraju narod IL svojil
zuljeva placao. D S, poo
= komunistima, m oze biti, d;
ne igraju toliku ulogu tetk'
i strine, ali igra partija. Ne
mozes poslati partijskog co
vjeka u neko zabitno selo. T;
kako bi ovo "gospodsko, par
tijsko dijete" m 0 6 ! o zivjet
medju onom "stokom" u pro
vinciji. A sva je prilika, d;
to "partijsko dijete", jos II
:: dan danji nezna cemu sluzi |
=, stanu kupaona, nego u MO
drzi kokosi, ako ne prase. T;
sama drzava gradi jos dal
: danji - godine 1856. je ba:
: gradila = stanove bez ku
: paona, a neke cak bez nuz
/ nika, a neke bez vodovoda
| bez kupaone be- nuznika
! Ali Sc veliki rukovodioci bu
, saju u prsa kako Sc oni bri
] nu "a radnike.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-26

networks, IS general circulatiol
and SS specialized magazines, Al
advertisers, 23 outdoor and tw|
transportation advertising CONAN
les, and three transit systems. NJ
other newspaper in North Carolin;
was named for the honor.
This is the second natiena
award made to Mr.. Morris and tn
Index for 1856 safety efforts. Mi
Morris was a first place WHINE
is the 1866 Ted v. Rodgers Jour
nahsm Awards, which were givei
for published stories on highway
for published stories on highway.
Mr.. Morris, a native of Pioneer
has been wits the Index since July
Is, 1850. His only previous news
paper experience consisted almos
entirely of writing column 'sThs
Old Country Store" which appear
ed. in the Hyde County Herald, The
Belhaven Pilot, and the Coastalant
Times, and serving as a CORES
pondent for these papers.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-26
BIBLE SCENES TO BE
SHOWN AT BAPTIST CHURCH

The trial of Jesus Christ, with
the events leading up to it, the
crucifixion, resurrection, appear
ances and ascension will be pre-
scented in colored pictures next
Sunday night april %, at 800
o'clock, at the Manteo Baptist
Church. Nearly eighty pictures will
be thrown on the screen, many of
them masterpieces, covering in
close detail the events of the life
of Jesus from Palm Sunday to the
Ascension. In conjunction with the
pictures, the story of the events
will be related by the pastor of
the church, Rev. Wilfred Choler-
ton.
AS these are matters of univer-
sal interest, and this is an unusual
opportunity of getting them in Sc
quence through both eye and ear,
this special announcement is being
made. Everybody, young ana I'D,
will enjoy it and profit by it. A
cordial invitation is extended TO
all. The showing will take a full
hour.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-26
WILLIS r. AYDLETT

Willis R. Aydlett, IS, died Sun.
day nigt at $40 o'clock at the fam
lily residence in Poplar Branch fol
lowing long illness.
He was a native and lifelong
resident of Poplar Branch, son Of
the late Elijah and Calsie Owens
Aydlett. He was member of the
Assembly of God Church in Col
ington.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Mary Dowdy Aydlett of Poplar
Branch; four daughters, Mrs. A. C
Doyle, Mrs. C. R. Grain and Mrs
Lilly Baum of Norfolk and Mrs
J. K. Gearhart of Altoona, Pa
one son, Willard T. Aydlett of Nor
folk; three sisters, Mrs. Sallie Ow.
and Mrs. Gertie Barnard of Gran
ems of Norfolk, Mrs. jamie Mercer
dy; four brothers, Noah, Mark
Cleveland and Isaac Aydlett Of
Grandy; 10 grandchildren and five
great grandchildren.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-26
ARMY OFFERS SPECIAL
RESERVE ENLISTMENT

Raleigh.-The U. S. Army Re-
cruiting Main Station, Raleigh,
covering the eastern half of North
Carolina, has announced that eff
fective Immediately, in addition to
Regular Army enlistments, they
will accept applicants for enlist
ment in the Reserves under the
following six months active duty
Reserve options.
/. Eight year enlistment of quail
fled non-prior service males be-
tween II and 1914 years of age
will be required to enter upon six
months active duty for, training
within 120 days from date of en-
listment. They must participate in
the Ready Reserve for three years
following completion of their six
months active duty training, and
upon request, the remainder of
their five and a half years will be
in the Standby Reserve. High
school students may be delayed up
to one year after enlistment for
the purpose of finishing high
school.
2. Enlistment for six years of
qualified non-prior service male ap-
plicants between 1914 to % years
of age require them to perform
six months active duty training
120 days after their date of enlist
ment. They must participate active
ly in the Ready Reserve for five
and half years after completion
of their six months training. High
school students may be delayed up
to one year after enlistment for
the purpose of finishing high
school.
8. Enlistment for three years of
qualified non-prior service male
applicants between 26 and S5 years
of age will be required to enter
upon six months active duty train
ing within 100 days from their
date of enlistment and must serve
the remainder Of their enlistment
in the Ready Reserve.
The Army Recruiting Main Sta
ton also announced six year en-
llstments in the Army Reserve, un-
der Section 261 of the Armed
Forces Reserve Act, of qualified
male applicants between the ages
of II to Is, who have not been
ordered to report for induction,
will be subject to: two years active
duty, satisfactory participation in
! the Ready Reserve for a period of
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-26
GAY NINETIES REVUE
GROUP HAVE BUSY NIGHT

Members of the Gay Nineties
Revue which presented pre-Jam-
boree event that proved so popular
that a repeat performance was
necessary were at it again on
Wednesday night when the popu-
lar can can dancers, the quartet,
the old fashion dancers, musicians
and singers put on two special per-
formances. The first performance
was for Governor Hodges and the
Highway Commissioners at The
Carolinian, the second for the
members of the State Legislature
who were guests of honor at a
social function in the Mays Head
Casino where genial Ras Westcott,
the Southern Albemarle Associa-
ton and Pirates Jamboree were
hosts.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-26
TEACHERS ELECTED FOR
DARE COUNTY SCHOOLS

At the meeting of the Dare
County Board Of Education or
April 10th, the present list OF
teachers were reelected for the
coming term in the county schools
This list is as follows:
Manteo. w. H. Bunch, Principal
Adrian o. Ayers, Mrs. Matilda E
Inge, G. w. Birch, P. d. Mavrom-
mats, Mrs. Bette B. Hutchinson
Mrs. Maggie d. Cannady, w. H
Fry, C. H. Butler, Mrs. Grace w.
Hooper, Mrs. Mary D. Meekins
Mrs. BERTHE S. Ward, Mrs. Essie N,
Westcott, Mrs. Fannie L. Kessin-
ger, Mrs. Frances A. Leggett, Mrs
Eta B. Midget.
Wanchese School. w. D. Wag-
staff, principal, Mrs. Louise H Til.
lett, Mrs. Cleopatra Daniels, Mrs
Milan P. Meekins.
Roanoke School, Colored: w. E.
Hall, Principal, Mrs. Lillian T
Boone. Mrs. Eva A. Bethea.
Cape Hatteras School: w. r
Lingle, Principal, C. P. Gray, Jack
w. Cahoon, Mrs. Hilda M. Har-
rell, Mrs. Lois c. Bingham, Mrs
Laura P. Hooper, Miss Shirley
Jean Murphy, Mrs. Inez D. Austin
Mrs. Minnette T. Lingle, Mrs. Vic
let G. Austin, Mrs. Lydia Fox
worth.
Manns Harbor School: Edward
w. Leonard, Principal, Mrs. Bette
NJ. Twiford.
Kitty Hawk School: Mrs. Leons
P. Rogers, Principal, Mrs. Irene b
Midget, Mrs. Hazel S. Mclean
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Atkins. Stumpy
Point School: Mrs. Ruby NJ. Gray
Janitors and maids: Manteo:
Lloyd Meekins, Lizzie Barber
Manns Harbor, Melrose Tillett,
Kitty Hawk: Edward Rogers. Wan
cheese: Everett G. Hickman, Alethia
S. Hickman. Stumpy Point: Ruby
M. Gray. Cape Hatteras: A. B.
Fulcher, Muriel Fulcher. Roanoke:
w. A. Carver.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-26
REDUCE RISK OF FIRE
WITH SIMPLE HOME RULES

Eight fire before it starts
that's the only certain way to win"
Fire Chief Raymond Wescott ad-
vised today in connection with
Manteo's Clean Up-Paint Up-Fix
Up campaign.
"Fire can ravage your posses
sions, destroy your home, and kill
your loved ones. BY following a
few simple rules, you can rid your
home of fire-breeding conditions:
81. Get rid of accumulated news
papers, clothes and furniture in
closets, attic and basement.
2. Oily rags and mops should
be thrown away or kept in closed
containers.
8. All flammable materials
should be thrown away.
A. Check all fuses. Never
bridge" a fuse with a coin.
5. Dispose of dried grass and
leaves on property.
6. Have furnace, chimney and
flue checked and cleaned.
z. Determine whether your wiz
ing system is adequate to carry
the additional load of present
electrical appliances. If not, make
necessary installations.
8. Replace frayed electrical cords.
9. Get rid of trash and old use
less lumber and rubbish around
your outbuildings. The town trash
collectors will haul it away fol-
you.
"While fire can strike in other
ways, clean homes are seldom gut
ted by fire. Should uncomfortable
circumstances create fire, your fire
department can quickly extinguish
| it without the complications of
trash, rubbish, and flammable
| materials. The time to fight fire
is now. Clean Up-Paint Up-Fix Up
today" Chief Wescott urged.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-26
MANY DARE COUNTY BOYS
ENLIST IN COAST GUARD

Numerous Dare County boys
have enlisted in the regular Coast
Guard during April, according to
Vernon Miller, recruiting officer
of Elizabeth City. Mr.. Miller is a
native of Avon, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. T. Miller, who now live in
Norfolk. The following boys enter
ed service April 8, or thereabouts:
Jasper Derewood Simpson, 10,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Simp-
son, who now live at Bayside, Va.
Thomas Ohio Biggs, 10, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Bibbs, and
Carlisle Newton Davis, %, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Davis, both
of Manteo.
Paul Reuben Midget, 10, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Demus Midget
of Manteo, and Stephen Gaylord
Basnight Jr., %, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. G. Basnight. All of these
boys attended ECC in Greenville,
after leaving Manteo High School.
Charles Wylie johnson, 20, of
Mays Head, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Johnson.
Isaac Van Midget, II, son of
Mrs. Beatrice Midget of Manteo,
and Preston Lee Sears, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lonnie Sears, graduate
of Manteo High School.
Most of these boys are sons or
grandsons of former Coastguards-
men.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-26
CIRCLE ELECTS OFFICERS
SHOWERS MINISTER'S WIFE

New officers elected Tuesday
evening by the Mamie Midget
Circle of the WSCS of Mount Oil
vet Methodist Church, at the home
of Mrs. Roy Wescott in Manteo,
were: Mrs. Jack Wilson, chairman;
Mrs. Bolton Burrus, program chair
man; Mrs. L. A. Aitken and Mrs.
Douglas Crutchfield, secretaries;
Mrs. Tommie Daniels, treasurer.
An Easter program was pre-
scented by Mrs. Ephey Priest.
During the social hour, circle
members gave a surprise stork
shower for Mrs. L. A. Aitken. Re
freshments of pie a la mode and
coffee were served.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-26

Penoch of Queen the youngest of Ocacoke Islands
banker ponies He born the first day of March 21st
the ocacoke Scouts Penoehe
be definitely traced He be descendant
Dandy" "Cd Wildly" stations of days by,
Christopher Columbus of Americas finest pole
Beeswax imported to the island about 1925 and sired
stock Each member of the ocraoke Scout Troop No
Scouts recently about
the owned by the late David Keppe of Wash
held under Tusteeshp by the
Boy Scouts of America.
they loaded St Johns the Barbados the
Raleigh expedition ships of 1885, Others they
brought by Spanish explorers the sixteenth century,
Spanish along the eighteenth century Others
One legend the ship
Squa ponies Nero and
that hence the famous banker Their
real origin will doubtless always remain mystery.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-26
MANTEo PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. McCown
and daughter, Cameron, spent
Easter week end in Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Scarborough,
who have been hospitalized for
some time in the U. S. Public
Health Hospital, Norfolk, Va,
have returned to their home near
Manteo.
Raymond White, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Erwin White, has returned
home from the Albemarle Hospi-
tai.
Mrs. M. L. Pennystone and son,
Montague, were visitors in Man.
teo last week end.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-26
CURR1TUCK x-RAY SCHEDULE

The mobile X-Ray unit sent out
by the N. C. Public Health depart
ment will be- at the following
places in Currituck County at the
stated times, according to DR.. w.
w. Johnston, health officer: Pow
ellis Point Clinic, May 6 and q
Poplar Branch, May 8; Coinjock
May 9 and 10; Currituck, May IL
and Ia; Union School, May Is;
Shawboro, May 16; Moyock, May
II Knots Island, May 18.
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ATTENDs EPISCOPAL MEET

The Rev. w. r. Turner, III, rec
tor of st. Acknowledgements
Episcopal Church was in Kinston
Wednesday and Thursday of this
week. when he addressed the
Diocesan meeting of the Wom-
ans Auxiliary.
Attending the meeting as repre-
sentatives of the st. Andrews
branch of the auxiliary, was Mrs.
Thomas Chears, Jr. of Kill Devil
Hills.
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NEW sTUMPY POINTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Tadmadge Best
are the parents of son born
Tuesday in Belhaven hospital.
Name Mark Wayne, weight 6
lbs, IA ozs. Mrs. Best is the for
mer Margaret Ellis of Long
Beach, Calf.
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BIRTHS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Staab of Cleveland, Ohio, son,
Vernon Leonard, on April 20, in
Cleveland. Mrs. Staab is the for
mer Miss Patricia Davis, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Davis
of Manteo.
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two years after release from active
duty and spending the remainder
of his enlistment in the Standby
Reserve upon his own request.
All interested persons are invited
to visit their nearest Reserve Ad-
visor or Army Recruiter for fur
Their information.
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CARLTON MORRlS'S INDEX
is WINNER OF SECOND
NATIONAL SAFETY AWARD

The Gates County Index, edited
by Hyde County-native Carlton
Morris, has been selected to re-
ceive the National Safety Councils
1856 Public Interest Award, non
competitive award made annually
to public information media for ex-
ceptional service to safety.
The 1856 award went to % daily
and IS weekly newspapers, lit
radio stations and television sta
tons, one television and two radio
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our appre-
citation for the flowers, many
beautiful cards and other kindness
shown toward us by our friends
while we were both in the U. S.
Public Health Hospital, Norfolk.
MR.. AND MRS.
u I ARRnROIYEH
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE. $500, one maple
cedar lined wardrobe; double
doors with mirrors and lock. APP
ply H. B. Carter, Oregon Inlet
road. Mays Head, N. c.
4-26-1tc
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KILL DEVIL HILLS PERSONALS

Tommy Chears of Charlottesville,
Va. is spending the spring vaca-
ton with his father, Thomas
Chears, Jr.