The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-11-22
COLUMBIA PERSONALS
Farmers Reserve Program

met through the Conservation Re-
serve Program should visit the
ASC office and look into the pos
sibility of taking part. Those who
do will receive payment equal to
about S096 of the cost of estab-
fishing the practice on the land as
well as an annual rental payment
for the life of the contract, fur
Their informs Mr.. Steagall.
| Columbia.-Mrs. Gladys Sawyer,
Mrs. John A. Hardison, Miss Mar
tina Sykes, Mrs. w. F. Spencer,
and Misses Lola and Ida Jones at
tended the Christian Woman's Fell
lowship luncheon and the meeting
of the State Convention of the
Christian Church held in William
ston on Thursday, Nov. 14th.
i Mrs. Hattie Newberry returned
from Norfolk on Saturday. She was
accompanied by Mrs. George G.
Martin, daughter; Mrs. Randolph
/. Acey and daughter, Susanne,
granddaughters, VINO spent the
week end here.
Mrs. Lee Gill of Norfolk and
Dan Alexander TO Warwick, Va
spent the week end with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Alex
ander. Miss Nancy Davis of Nor
lima, in training at Norfolk Cen
eral Hospital, was also week end
guest.
Mrs. Ruth Reynolds and Mrs
J Eugenia P. Babylon left Wednes.
day to attend the library workshop
in Raleigh.
. Mrs. Verde Alexander and Mrs
: Bryan Harris, Bookmobile Librar.
ians for the Pettigrew Region Ii
bray left Monday for Wooster
Ohio, to bring home the newly
purchased bookmobile. They plar
2 to stop in Raleigh for the work
shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Newbern ant
, daughter, Lynn, and Mrs. j. w
. Randolph were guests of Mis-.
Sara L. Taft Sunday.
oI Mr.. and Mrs. Harry P. Swain
: Mrs. Wayne Brickhouse, Mrs
e Nancy Sawyer and Otto Sawyel
r spent Sunday in Durham visiting
e Oscar Sawyer, patient at thu
l Veterans Hospital.
Mrs. Estelle Lovegrove, of St
: Johns N. C. is visiting her brothe
1 and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Rufus Overton. Mrs. Lovegrov'
. and Mr.. and Mrs. Overton spen
} Tuesday in Hartford.
Henry Brickhouse of Route 8
f Columbia, with a party of thre
men from Burlington, killed deer
I which he estimated would dres
e out at about ITO lbs. He ais
caught rock fish weighing 8 lbs.
{ IL ozs.
Il Mrs. Dora Mae Swain, widow
2 of the late Dennis A. Swain o
n Jerry community and Ben F
: Weatherly were married Saturday
: Nov. 9th At the home of the Rev
w. T. Reynolds, with the Rev
: Reynolds performing the ceremony
p Miss Margaret Ann peggy
Griffin, daughter of Mrs. w. A
Basnight of Columbia, under tn
East Carolina College Music De
! partment in Austin Auditorium o.
;. Nov. 14th, gave her graduating
: recital in piano, fulfilling require
!, nlents as to graduating in tina
i field. Miss Griffin, a senior vii
!: graduate next June with ABS
: degree in Public School Musi
r with majors in voice and piano
S and is listed among the very fey
students at EGG. to graduate wit
: two performing mediums within
r the public school music degree.
: She is member of the colleg
+ choir, the E.C.C. marching ban,
J and the concert band, and was for
J merly a member of the colleg
S1Il>S. OHC Is d CIldItCI IuCIItUC
of the Beta Psi Chapter of Sigm;
: Alpha Iota, national women
music fraternity, of which she ha
: served as secretary.
!, She appeared in the Studen
/ Government Associations Musicale
e "Brigadoon" as a member of TIL
| chorus; as member of the cas-
of Connecticut Yankee" produced
7 last year.
Her practice teaching will be il
Kinston where she will teach
clarinet and do practice work with
/. the Kinston band, and gather ex'
perience in choral directing anC
: grade school music.
Using as her recital program
Greig sonata in E minor; GROUP
consisting of two modern selections
4 A. Orion Copeland's piano blues no
3 1922 and William Bergsma's
Fantasy No. 8 1888; for her fl
nal group she played Shumann's
Arabesque, Opus 10, and Brahms
Ballade, Opus 10, No. l. She will
also give a voice recital in the
| spring.
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