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ORGAN, carved oak, pump action,
Old fashioned; bellows good, plays
f1ne; S45, will deliver. JU. 9-SS00
after d p M.
PIANO, Baby Grand. mahog,. like
new. Also spinet. apt upright. in
perfect cond UN 4-912l.
PIANOs-Used uprights. sos up;
new spinetS. $3.50; reconditioned
apartment uprights. 500 up.
Dozens of other bargains. ST. 3
$500. PIANO MART. 1915 1th st.
NV, OPEN THURS EWES.
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
PRRei TaRs al GnsSes mo9sfae srands rates om qnS s
JoRbhSs RSRRbfhhlS qFPa FPhREr hagloF sToREs eHi5r aGa:
ncr 18Th and G. SITS. NV. tphone
ST $4,000: 5l6g Lee hwy. Ar
lngton tphone IKE. S-5060l. a332
JU 5-llQ5l. Suburban stores
open evenings.
PIANOS-Knabe. Steinway and other
tamOus-make grand pianos. in new
For best musical values. KITS,
1880 G st. NV. RE. 7-6212.
PIANOS = Special purchase; fine
quality full keyboard tpinet planes,
Sl65. reg. S695: terms KITS,
1880 G St. NV. RE 7-6212
PIANO. late model spinet piano, in
new piano condition.: mahogany t1n-
ish rare value; S345. KITS S.
1880 G St, NV. RE. 7-621"
PIANOS-Army. Navy. Air Force
and Marine personnel; Government
and District employees can save real
money on all kinds of instruments
at the PIANO MART. 1918 7th st.
and uprights TO choose from ST,
3-6300 PIANO MART, 1915 7th
ST NV. I'm the block above the
Libraryl. OPEN THURS. Ewes.
PIANOS--We have a few real bar
gains In used spinets and consoles.
story ( Clark, Winter. Gulbransen,
Wurlitzerr and Baldwin Acrosonic
ner 18Th and 6 SITS. nv. Cpen
THURSDAY veningS.
PIANOS, grands. Steinway. Emer-
son, Schumacher: like new cond.
Consider trades. ia 2-35l2
PIANoS-used small grands, $195,
S?25 and S245. ST. 3-6300. PIANO
MART, 1915 7th st. NV. OPEN
THURS EWES
PIANO. upright. made by Cable: $50:
RE 7-ii3i.
PIANO, concert grand Chickering;
ANTIQUE model; date. 1876 500
Entirely rebuilt. top rehnished fine
action and beautiful tone 1890
18th ST. NV
PIANOS--Bu YOUR rebuilt S,einway
grand from the only authorized
Steinway dealer in this area We
have a wide selection Of sizes and
finishes All fIily guaranteed
CAMPBELL MUSIC co
] Jos G. ST y W DI T-S46i
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Ie5 VICTOR ST. Ne. mr.. Cath. o.
--Liv. rm.. bedrm., kit. bath: .
adults. OIL. 6-31a4, ewes. Open
CAPITOL HILL AREA-Ideal for
young married couple. Compl
rm, mod kit. and bath with
shower. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated Lge closets, all utils;
conv. TO Navy Yard. Air Station
and all downtown area $50 mo
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ROOMS fURNlsHtD--N.W

SLEEP ON foam mattress wake ul
TO music clock radio, rPipi gfilI
@li1 y Il NV EX j.GG33
1883 18th ST. Business.
women single double rms clean
beaut turn, mod bths NO, i.gl.0
CONN AVE- VIC. quiet comfortable
single rms good tfanSp. parking
Reas Wo, 0-45G3
.3iI conn. AVE-. Attractiyely
furn. corner studio rm, next 10
bath. carpOrt available DE 2-4lfh
WALKING DISTANCE Walter Reed
PET home lady only; nicely iurn
cony tranSp RA. d.65si
lGgS 2Ist ST.-Single rm.. next Ia
bath !or discriminating gentleman
excel, loo DU S-4ii0
1870 10Th ST. NV, In former 10.
galion bldg for employed ladies.
exceptionally lge henut rms next
bus stop grlll and icebox privileges
ample bath and wardrobe accom-
ln9dauions Sgl rms S"5-Sii,
dbl rms $50 each
1896 oUE ST. NW.--Runnine watc,
sln2lc rm at n; 30 wk also lhk
Sa WEEKLY 1880 Bitmorr st "
Bedrooms. cycrything iurn nj.
bath fciRr hotpl Ink 2S'
iiOs IA. ANE. NV. -Sgi rm pyt
bath DW entr. no cooking EN-
.-S1lI alter 3 PIN 10 inspect
IitS KILROUHNE RI. NV. LIE
lst-n front, studiu-ttpe nm, new IN
lee grlll rea Ito s-t"ta ne
1909 r. AvF Nw--Sslc and
dtd,sso rms very reas. Call RE
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. Cont. ]

CONN. AVE. nr. Shoreham-Pvt.
rm.. gentleman. nicely turn.: $50
mo. WO. 6-iOS7.
1888 IRVING N.W.-Large, clean.
NICELY furn.. front twin bedrm
retsr.. grill; sgle.; SAP so
WALTER REED VICINITY - Nice
single room next to phone and
batn private home RA. 6-6',bu
i.3 HAMILTON ST. N.W.-Bedrm-
next to bath; Gentle private home
employed man RA. 3-936l
1900 MASS. AVE. NV. - Lovely
large rin., newly furn.. Sl5 wk
also single. - ~k Ho. 2-a5S9
DUPONT CIR.-Lge. 3nd a. front
studio rmi alcoye, refgr.. Ice closet.
, windows: ! or :, RA 3-4s0T
WYO. AVE. MANSION-Sgle., pvt
bath. newly furn.. settee easy
chair, 3 windows. use Steinway;
artistic home, SO mo. DU 7-3lS3
IIOi 18th ST. N.W.--Laree. clean
room quiet. semipvt. bath: -
wk. DI ;-7296 after ; pm.
So A DAY UP per person. llOi 18th
st. NV Attrac sleep. rms. 81 wk
up. VANNES HOTEL. DI 7-7ssS
1905 QUE ST. N.W.-Tired OF a
drab rm.? Want your own free II"
TV? Modern furn? Singles. $40
wk, doubles. SIS wk. co. 5-73s3
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE
APIS fuRNlsHED--o.c
'0I. .uMniA RD. AND lslh 81. NV

NVIlI WHIN ND. NM ININ ~ NV
lmnlac lovely and . bedroom
apt lnrl uiils 60 j.""5i "s'
ATTR. ~ APIS.--std ws. up Chi
vel sleeping and hskpg rms 81
vk up. ii0i 18th NV. Dl. 7.1sss.
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CONN. AVE. nr. Shoreham-Pvt.
rm. gentleman. nicely turn.: $50
mo W0 H.4US-
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nm. bedrm., kitchen. bath. dinette,
fireplace; S11O. KE S-6l30
BENTON AT 4Oth ST. N.W.-Attrac-
tiveiv furnished; bedrm.. Nv rm.
dinette. kit. bath, porch. Married
couple. only. 500 per mo, OIL. A.
1865 for appointment.
1900 3rd ST. NV rms. Kit s.,
bath: adults: S65. IA. 9-7464 aft
Evening star., 1957-03-28
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HERFFORDS. polled. registered 10
heilefs 3 bulls, about j.! months
old YACCinated and tested Some
are show possibilities. EN- 3-5iO7
TWO HORSE TRAILER. custom
made. good condition two wheel
JE. 2-2"51
Evening star., 1957-03-28

PK.-NeWiy furn-, j bed
rm..; liy. rm.; kit. -din. rm. comb
bath. steam heat: air cond.; close
in l fare transp.: shop. ctr. . blks
500 incl. utils. and phone. JU. T.
Evening star., 1957-03-28

DISTRICT HTS.-Three rms. and
bath: ] child welcome. conv. to An
drews and Census: S15 mo-, utils.
{pcI DR. ~ 1anI
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TOP VALUE

Luxurious apis =, bed.mS.. 2
baths. Den unusually lRe. cor. hy.
rn!. parQuet AoOts closets and stor-
age AUTOMATIC Air CONDl-
TIONING Beautiful lobby, secre-
TARA. service laundry ana earage
avail Excel. loc.. embassy section al
Meridian PARK 1865 Euclid st w.
HU 3-3iu1
Evening star., 1957-03-28

Sc. WASHINGTON - bedroom
apt In mod up-to-date bldg close
to shopping and all conveniences
newly dec reas rent. On Wa
busline 10. n-0l5l
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BUI.LING FIELD-Beaut Nv rm.
bediTm.; din. Sit.,o bath; pvt. entrs.,
Evening star., 1957-03-28
MlscELLANEoUs-FoR SALE

Yds osmts cleaned Free estimate
WALKER TRASH CO FE. 3-4s02
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GEORGETOWN
$500 QUE ST. NV.
Address OF Distinction
AIR-CONDITIONED
l-BEDROOM APT.-$l95
ADULTS ONLY
RESIDENT MANAGER
DU 1-3i00

COLORED - 2Stg i4th ST. NV.
Apt 81 bedrms LIVING rm
Kitchen. bath. heat and hot water
furn $50 per mo. Inspect or call
co 5-6"2"
COLORED--N .-Attractivelv iur-
niShed for employed married couple
Utilities included Call after 3
1U s.3Ht5
COLORED--IURN. APIS, NV sec.
tinn fm. KIT and bath. beauii.
fullv dec some with TV ana air
cond reas rent RA B-3763
COLORED - NJ. BROOKLAND =
Nicely turn . rms XII and bath
near tfanSp $50 incl utlls
adults co i-506" IN : pm
cOLORED
ain 10Th nc lst n, 2 rms
ptt bath 80
1881 p 1t ne Duplex. 3 rms
Key in once. 500 Mas. Ave. NE
Evening star., 1957-03-28

MOD. DOWNTOWN ELEV. BLDG
Beaut. spacious effic. apts. Ideal
EMPLOYED girls and couples; garage
T st. NV, AID. 4-021O.
Evening star., 1957-03-28

dry facilities, All uTriLs. FURN. sst
/ SIS mo. Inspect or call co 5-6o2o
Evening star., 1957-03-28

BEDRM. AFT, suitable 4 Girls
mod, apt. bldg; nicely furn: newly
decorated; nr. bus. stores; good sec
ST. 3-0l90. DI. T-0151
Evening star., 1957-03-28

CALVERT ST. NV. 1859. near
Shorehsm Hotel-Eficiency or ]
bedrm: elevator bldg. Sec janitor
BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert st
nv i -bedrm. bsmt. apt; $50 mo.
incl utils. Also effic. EN-. 3-g017.
Evening star., 1957-03-28

COLMAR MAN0R--I.iving room, bed
ROOM kitchen. private bath and
entrance Utilities included S15
per month. 36l2 39th ave, WA. =
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APTs. FURNisHED-MD.

SILVER SPRING. Md. Sligo Park
Hills Ar -pedrm. apt, S97 so
per month, including all utilities I:
available April l; yea-'s lease re-
auired; adults. MRS. SEESTED,
JU. S-4fg3.
Evening star., 1957-03-28
TV PIC. TUBES. NEW

iN IN, install FREE gtd ReCoud
$40 DUPONT 1918 i1th NV AD
3-at3G 10 am.-lO PM every day
aus
Evening star., 1957-03-28

QUE ST. Sc. Apt. l0-2 rms I,
ette, Kit, bath, just on MINI.
Evening star., 1957-03-28

ADAMS MILL RID, :s.I-Bedrm :,
liv, rm., kit, dinette bath. Furn
mostly new adequate opposite
entr. to PARK; refs: adults. Price,
$50 Front ant 91s
Evening star., 1957-03-28

.isO 18th ST. N.w.-Weil-furn
apis in sew sizes. Lge ENC. with
dinette. bath. $40 mo big, 3-rm.
kit bath apt. Sl15 mo; also, verv
lee, 3-rm kitchenette dinette and
bath with balcony. $3.50 mo. All
incl utilS See SNitchhnard
Evening star., 1957-03-28

1910 EIGHTH Ne. Apt. No. 3
Heat and h.-w furn., where else
can YOU find a c-rm.. dinette. kit.
bath for only S53.35 a mo- OPEN,
INSPECT or call co 5-60oo
Evening star., 1957-03-28

NICELY FURN.-l-br. apt. in pvt
home; $50 incl. utils. Adults. JU. s.
Evening star., 1957-03-28

TAKOMA PARK, 7.I2 Willow ave
Lovely :i-rm., newly furn. apt; liv.
rm, bedrm.. kit. bath; $50, utils
incl Call JU. 1879
Evening star., 1957-03-28

TAKOMA PARK bedrm.. dinette,
kit. large liv. rm. and bath: S72.
Evening star., 1957-03-28

,nTER REED VICINITY - Nice
ngle room next to phone and
attn. private home. RA. 6-6',bu
Evening star., 1957-03-28

l?5 VICTOR ST. NE. mr.. Cath. o
-LiV. rm bedrm., kit, bath: 2
adults. OIL. 6-3794, ewes. Open.
Evening star., 1957-03-28

TAKOMA PARK, MD, SI0i Flower
-Well-lOcated terrace efficiency
See mgr. in Apt. or call NO. r
Evening star., 1957-03-28
-By Murtv Links APTs. FvRN.-De. teon.

seee 9Th ST. s.E.-Brand-new fur.
niture in a spacious I-bedrm. apt.
sos 90 incl utils. See res. mgr.
3.l0 Sth ST. sc. 10. 2-21l9 or cal
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., MA. s.
Evening star., 1957-03-28

PIANO, concert grand Chickering;
ANTIQUE model; date 1876. 500
Entirely rebuilt. top refinished fine
action and beautiful tone 1880
i,ttb e. ., N,
Evening star., 1957-12-29

AiFSSaail7 1. Wtaf Is fhe
snbjecf Of hle seResf firee-ceHf
US. postage stamp?
A pair Of whOopine cranes
and their young The National
Audubon Society reports there
are now 81 Whoopers (most since
1850, including four young
birds. -E.B.M., HoEsf0n, Tex.
Bosses Recently 10 y0Msg
presideHls Of American coEpora-
fions we're surveyed on fheir Wear-
ing apparel. W7laf did fhe average
wardrobe consisf off
l4.3 suits, y shirts, 20 pains Of
socks, 10 pairs Of shoes, four
hats, IS ncckties, two overcoats,
two topcoats, Is raincoats. 3.6
sportcoats and 5.s pairs Of pa
jamas. -RD., Los Angeles
Sleukhs =. Why have Wis
consiH conservation WaEdens re-
Gently equipped themselves wifh
hearing aids1
The extra sensitiVity has been
found useful IN accurately locat-
ing the gunfire Of Illegal deer
hunters at ranges upto five miles.
REG, Eau Claire. Wis.
OinaortiTT1e What is hie
most popular dish In NE latest
Evening star., 1957-12-29
4Quiz En-
Questions and answers from tl,e news
sy ToM HsMRv

peEsi0a of lhe United Nations
'-Globai Cookbook?
Out Of the Is countries pre-
senting national dishes, 80
feature stew IN various forms.
Recipes in the book range from
traditional English steak-and-
kidney pie to exotic Iranian
yogurt and cucumber soup.
Mrs. CHS, Mow0via, Ind.
Missile =. The Nays new
aiF-fO-ar guided missiie. which
ases i4fEa-Fed rays 10 find lis
faygef. Is oalIedAe ".Sidewinder."
Why?
Tests made in the dark proved
conciusively that the desert rat
tIesnake Of the same name also
uses Q natural infra-red homing
device TO find its prey.
LIZ, Denver
WhiFlybird Wzaf new iOb
did a heiicopfer recently have is
Sacile, Lfaiy?
American soldiers and their
helicopter placed a 600-pound
bronze statue Of an aneel on
is 100 foot tower on the little
l5th-cenfury church Of Sacile.
Il was too heavy to Be carried
up the old wooden staircase
inside the steeple.
-H.S.G., 81. Louis
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Dear Old.
These stories prove that as soon as .
child talks he becomes comedian

A.sesn ksas as usual have been responsible for Of the
most delectabie stories Of 1857. Here Of em
A sscsusng yss,g l.y who taught kindergarten in West
chester County, ~ " Miss Bi got engaged % the dashing
principal an event freely predcted BY every sophisticated i've
cent sparer on her finger -Gosh exclaimed one little boy. b
that ring real Miss BT' Il. certainly assured him.
sOkay," conceded. "Then lets Sc squrt waaer."
Ts samss prslsIng Htsis bsy asked morning to
describe taste Of chocolate ice Qf you think this b
least found satisfactory. "Choceiat be announced, tases
the opposite 81 vanilla"
o. Asm sIeh tells about suburbanie mother who returned
her bureau: 'H While in school today CT
an apart in the gardse Love- Harold She rushed out %
DE sardee" 10 nd ta e cat Ind given birth 10 Hitter 81
kittens.
Another young writer Of notes informed his fayce editor Il
s find your masaeen very educashuna but please t Us have
less about monsters and more about werewolves."
Dsy admitted his father that MS most recent good
deed" had quite up snuf 81 heped Old lady
the street Hike yoa suggested he said deefaly, bu she
got Iii By TAXI"
An sirlssysasSd sv came lunch table recreation
period elbows black pitch Sent the washroom for
repairs ne dawded there long that the teacher called How
you coming. Pete7 Elbows clean yet7 'Not cleaa he
called back triumphanty, 'but got them 10 match"
sold an amused prvateschool principal with this pitch, Yow
younger students win be interested m Space Soap with
special formula for removing rocket grease, inerpanctay
smudee and satellite erme."
Tenys.r-ssd swsr aass asked in school spell weair"
certain degree Of wonder
and said, "Kssma, thafs
Evening star., 1957-12-29

Q ceftAih ueDEUe OF WUnuet
and said, ''Hsmer, that's
TIE worst spen q weather
we've md around nsre for
years."
A seisesl Issspsetsr, testing
the children's power of
observation, challenged
them to determine by the
, 1957-08-15
A LA CARTE:

Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail $0.75
Hors d'oeuvres Varies 100
Smoked Oysters on Toast so
Fresh Lobster Cocktail .65
Sardines on Toast so
, 1957-08-15
GOVERNMENT HOUSE ISSUES RELEASE
ON PUBLIC HOUSING CONTROVERSY

W1llOll d1G
NAV be rehabilitated at modest
cost, unless most of such dwell
ings are to be rehabilitated and
included in the loW-rent project"
"The estimate and the informa-
ton upon which the site decision
is based shall be discussed fully
with the Public Housing Admins
tration Land Adviser in order that
there shall be mutual agreement
between the Local Authority and
the Public Housing Administra-
ton that the estimate of the site
acquisition cost is a valid and
realistic one"
In answering the questions pre-
sented by the committee, the
Authority points out, according to
the letter to Brewer, that the AL
tona site is ruled out because it
does not meet the specifications
prescribed by law. Because the
land cost is too high, and because
the costs Of building in stages so
as to permit orderly removal of
people living in the area is too
great. It indicates that it. is pos
sible that the Sugar Estate site
will meet the requirements and
that is why plans for its use r
going ahead. The project must be
approved by PHA after the COM
pIetion of plans. If the cost is too
high on Sugar Estate it will re-
quire finding another location, or
losing the housing.
In direct quote on the matter
of costs, and location at a site
which indicates the lowest posi-
BILE cost, the Authority told Brew
er, ''The problem with which the
Authority is faced, from the cost
angle, is not so much whether a
project should be constructed on
on site or another, but the far
greater issue as to whether or not
the Virgin Islands can qualify for
a project at all. The Boards de-
cisions SO far have been made
with this possibility very much
in mind. The Board feels that at
today's costs it cannot afford to
construct on a slum site and run
the risk of losing the project"
In addition to answering, in a
most complete and comprehensive
manner, all questions asked Of the
Authority, the Governor pointed
cut that charts showing increases
in costs, factually recorded, were
supplied to the Committee. Gun
fortunately" the Governor said,
"the Citizens Committee has seen
fit to minimize the factual infor-
nation supplied by the Virgin
Islands Housing Authority, and
in this regard l told Mr.. Brewer
in my letter to him that it ap-
peared obvious to me that the
only information that the COM
mittee will accept is that which
says what it wants said. 1t is I'M
, 1957-08-15
Concluded from yesterday

demanded that the PHA inquire
concerning alternate sites and the
Sugar Estate site was selected, the
report points out, because 1T Of
fers the best chance of building
the proposed 300-unit low-rent
housing project within a price
range that will be acceptable to
the FILA, under the laws eStab-
lished by the Congress.
It is pointed out that the cost
per unit for Pearson Gardens was
$13,311 which includes $1,000 per
unit for piling. This total cost was
higher than the average per unit
cost in any PHA region in all of
the United States and its Terri
tories, and "in the final analysis,
therefore. the PHA, in perform
ing its functions under the law,
must act as the Waterman of pro-
ject costs"
/ Mr.. Servaites points out to the
Governor in this letter from the
PHA, that PHA does mot know
even today if the Sugar Estate
area is any more feasible for the
proposed project than any other
area. We do know that the asking
price is $500 per acre, and there
are sound indications that nego-
tiations, or eminent domain pro-
ceedings, may bring the cost
closer to the appraised fair mar
ket value"
Servaites brings his letter to a
close with a very pertinent state
ment, Governor Gordon points
out, when he says, "The Authority
". /. Housing Authority and this
Office (PHA) are making every
possible effort to determine if a
project can be economically built
at st. Thomas. The alternative
would be to suspend the program
there, a step we are most reluc-
tant to take and are most anxious
to avoid"
In reply to the Committees let
ter to the Virgin Islands Housing
Authority, the Authority pointed
out that it recognizes that people
must be given first consideration
and that"slum clearance, though
more spectacular, is merely a by
product of housing u~nder-privi-
legged people," and supplied the
following direct quotes from the
manual of procedures which the
Authority must follow, and which
shows some of the limitations the
Authority faces:
"The cost of acquiring a site
should bear a reasonable relation
ship to the total development
cost. While a higher cost can be
justified for a slum site than for
a vacant site, the, cost of acquir-
ing the most densely developed
slum areas are usually greater
than can be justified for low-rent
housing projects.
, 1957-08-15


E6%@
LUNCHEON
AppET1zERs: II CARTE:
Native Fruit Cup Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail $075
Tomato Juice Hors doeuvres Varies !OO
V-8 Cocktail Juice Smoked Oysters on Toast so
Sliced Eggs with Russian Fresh Lobster Cocktail !65
Dressing Sardines on Toast so
SOUPS:
Potage du jour
Cold Vichyssoise Onion Soup au Gratln 90
ENTREES:
Scallop Saute Provencale $500
Native Fish Meunier $3.50
Ham g. Eggs Country Style 1925
Omelette any style $225
Griled Ham Steak with Pineapple $3.50
Escaloppe of Veal Vlennoise $3.50
Broiled Jersey Pork Chops with Apple Sauce $3.50
Keftedes Maison $225
Potatoes du jour Vegetables du Jour
COLD DISHES:
Club Sandwich Carlton SIPS
Turkey Sandwich : $1O0
GrnIed Ham & Cheese on Toast $3.50
Lobster Salad Bowl $175
Shrimp Salad Carlton $225
Shrimp Plate Carib $500
Sliced Cold Roast Ribs of Beef with
Potato Salad 1925
Ham Plate with Potato Salad : $175
Chefs Salad SITS
DESSERTS: Baked Alaska for Two $3.50
Parfat TricoIor 40
Pie du jour Pie 4 Ia Mode "a
Ice Cream : Assorted c+non,honm c,ndoa IN
~ Pears Helene 40
Cheese & Crackers poaob Mo1h. 40
Omelette Flambe Carlton LOO
roffo Too Hot ar Cold) Banana Flambeau Rhum loo
ST. MARY'S ANNUAL BAZAAR
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-19
LAKE LANDING HOME
CLUB HAS MEETING

The Lake Landing Home Dem
onstration Club held its April
meeting at the community build
ing on Friday. The meeting was
called to order by the president,
Mrs. w. w. Payne. The devotion
was given by Mrs. L. j. Weston.
Plans were made for the observa-
ton of National Home Demonstra-
ton Week. A bake sale will be held
on April 81 at Engelhard. Report
on the county council was given
Leaders reports on safety, safety
hazards in the home, and home
management household hints were
given. Miss Jean Woodley's dem
onstration was vegetables add va
riety to meals.
An invitation was read from the
Nebraska Club to an upholstery
workshop on May 8. Mrs. L. j
Weston served refreshments t.
Mrs. Eunice Creole, Mrs. H. G
Creole, Lucy Midyette, Thos
O'Neal, w. w. Payne, Miss Maggie
Weston and Miss Jean Woodiey.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-19
NEW HOLLAND PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Gibbs of Nor
folk spent the week end here.
Miss Hortense Boomer of Eliz-
abeth City was the week end guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Boomer.
Mrs. Jay Boomer and son, Lar
ry, were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Onward Baynor of SHADES
vile.
Miss Ruth O'Neal of Norfolk
spent the week end with Mr.. and
MIS-. Lonnie O'Neal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bell Gibbs
of Norfolk were week end guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sadler.
Mrs. Dick O'Neal, Eddie and
Richard O'Neal visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Ned Shepherd in Bath, Sun
day.
Grady Lupton and son of Sails
bury visited Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
O'Neal last week.
Mrs. R. B. Stotesbury, Miss Sid
ney Weston and Mrs. T. 7. Smith
were visitors in Belhaven Tuesday.
Mrs. John Farley of Greenville
spent Thursday night with Mrs.
Eunice Creole.
Mrs. Evelyn Carter spent sever
al days last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Mann in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Epting of Pan
tego visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie
O'Neal Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wilson and
children of Norfolk visited Mr..
and Mrs. T. T. Smith during the
week end. They had as their guests
Sunday afternoon, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
H. Swindell of Swan Quarter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhonda Kicks of
Pantego.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Watson of
Portsmouth spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie O'Neal.
David Mason and Miss Nancy
Stotesbury spent Sunday at Mays
Head.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-19
PROVIDENCE W.S.C.S. HAS
MEETING MONDAY NIGHT

The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of Providence Meth
odist Church in Swan Quarter met
Monday night in the Sunday
School room, with Mrs. w. G. Har-
ris, the president, in the chair.
The meeting was held from z to
7:3O o'clock so that members could
attend the Holy Week service at
the Christian Church.
The new slate of officers was
presented and elected and new
committees were appointed. One
receiving the most pressure was
the membership committee, the
goal being every woman of the
church a member of the WSCS.
The sold Maids Convention" is to
be given on Friday night, May 8.
"A donation to the Sibyl Swindell
fund was given. Announcement
was made about the sunrise serv-
ice Sunday morning at 6 o'clock.
Those attending were: Mrs. G. J,
Cahoon, Mrs. w. G. Harris, Mrs,
Leland Caravan, Mrs. Ada Reeves,
Mrs. S. w. Boomer, Mrs. w. j
Lupton, Miss Aieph Cason, Mrs
III. e. Griffin, Mrs. Urban Fisher
Mrs. Rouse Lupton, Miss Mildred
Spencer, Mrs. T. G. Tunnel, Mrs
Sam Williams Mrs. A. Fl. Stone
mrs. George Davis, Mrs. Tonmie
a ca....IIa..d