davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13
GestiOna Prestamos Para Ia
America Latina Financiero
Sa|vadUeno, Dr.. R. Canessa
Ex-caneiller de la Hermon1 RepubIiea
Negocio Acquisition de $500 MiIIenes

WASHINGTON, Die. H.
Ell DR.. Roberto E. Canessa, Elk
Ministro de R~elaciones de la
hermsna Republica de Ell Sal
vador, Sc encuentra en- esta ciu-
dad capital en- gestiones de ne
gocios relacionados con la con-
cesion de. prestamos que en-
presas priyadas norteamerica-
mas e. inglesas van a otorgar a
distintos gobiernos de Latinoa-
merica.
Ell DIR. Canessa y sus asocia-
dos, los se1ores Angel G. Blan-
CO, Presidente de la Export
Import Corporation of Ameri-
ca y Cyril A. Smith, Consejero
Econ6mico de la antes mencio-
NADIA firma, Sc hallan en- Wa
shington celebrando conferen-
cias con importantes persona
lidades de la banca norteame-
ricana, viabilizando I'm empress
tito. de treinta millones de do
lares que recibira p~roximamen-
tie uno de los paises centroame-
ricanos.
Una de las mas importantes
reuniones, la celebraron en- ell
dia de aver con ell Presidente
de la firma American-Common
wealth Co. Ltda., que represen-
ia a capitales privados de Ho-
landa a. gobiernos sudamerica-
nos para la exploitation de los
recursos naturales de esas ma
clones.
Ell progreso economico de la
America Latina, en- opinion del
DR.. Canessa, depende en- gran
parte del mejoramiento de las
tecnicas de production ash CO.
mo de las facilidades para la
utilization de los productos y
servicios desarrollados EN-. esas
naciones. Pero para clio es
imprescindibfe la ayuda del ca
pital prfvado extranjero. For
ESQ nuestras gestiones ;-anade
- son tan importantes para la
economic de las republicas la
tinoamericanas."
LAS entidades financieras
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13
Die. 2

WASHINGTON, Die. 2. -
(UPD- Ell diario "Post and
Times Herald" de esta capital
expresa hoy Ell tenor de que la.
dcsencadenada inflacion del
Brasil "pueda arruinar "a Geo.
nomia y poner en- peligro la es.
tabilidad del Gobierno del Pre-,
sidente Kubitschekn
En- i'm editorial titulado "Gi
gante en- Dificultades", ell perio-
dico dice tambien que ell Co..
bierno parece resistirse a adop-
tar .cualquier MEDIA que sea
Unpopular para moderar Ia
inflac:0n.
AL mismo tempo, ahade, al
gunas personals de Rio parecen
estar sugiriendo que ell totalita-
rismo Gs la unica alternative. Ell
articulo dice que esta teoria ha
sido ~reflejada en- Washington
por Augusta Federico Schmidt,
jefe de la delegation del Brasil
en- la Comisi6n d clos 81.
FL editorial dice textualmen-
te.
"En Ia America Latina, la
Republica del Brasil es un gigan.
te relative en- tamano e influen-
cia. Esto hace mas inquietantes
las sefales de que la desenfre-
NADIA inflacion del pals pueda
arruinar la economic y poner en-
peligro la estaDilidad del Co.
bierno del Presidente Kubit-
schek.
"Se dice que un brote de huel
gas y des6rdenes en- sehal de
protesta por la creciente cares
tia de la vida amenaza con una
intervention militar. Solo en- 49,
So, segun los calculos, ell costo
lie la vida ha aumentado en- la
treme1da proportion del 80 por
:iento
"Particularmente inquietan
,e es Ia resistencia del Presiden-
te Kubitschek a prestar apoyo
eficaz a programa antiinflacio-
nista .prepuesto por Ell Ministro
de Hacienda, Lucas Lopes. Ell
senior Lopes, que estuvo recien-
temente de vista en- Washing
ton, ha recomendado medidas
austeras conslstentes en- impues-
tos y restriction monetaria.
"El Congress- del Brasil no So
10 Sc ha negado a ingerir esta
medicine de ma sabor, sine que
ha dispuesto un aumento del
80 por "iento en- los sueldos de
funcionarios publicos a partir
de primero de enero sin obtener
un previo aumento Dc los i'm
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13
Por N. M~oGRovEJO

que termine SUI labor antes de
esta tarde.
Gon-alG Barrios, segundo vi
&c Presidente del partido Ac-
cion Democratica Y miembro
del Consejo Supreme Electoral,
dijo que no Sc ha hablado aun
sohre las figuras que integra-
.rian 81 gabinete del Gobierno
Constitutional, pero dio a en-
tender que Betancourt aspira a
que este sea mas bien tecnico
que rolitico. Senalo que la
Union Republican, Democrat
"a cuenta va con Al diputados y
nueve senadores. y que Accion
Democratica y COPEI deben
cumplir con ell pacto de los tres
partidOs en- cuanto a la forma-
cion de un Gobierno de Unidad
Nacional, o sea, con la represen-
taclon de las tres grandes agrp.
paciones politicas de Venezue-
la.
Por otra parte. ell coroneI Re
gulo Pdcheo Vivas, jefe de Es-
tado Mayor Mixto, envio I'm te-
legrama de felicitacion a todas
las fuerzas del pals, por la &C.
tvEacion de estas en- los comicios
del domingo, que mantuvieron
la mas estricta unprecedented Y
la paz durante TODD ell proceso
electoral
Ell Presidente electo Betan-
court, al responder a un tele-
grama de felicitacion del Con-
tralmirante Folfgang LARA
zabal, que preside la Junta de
Gohierno, dijo:
"Agradezco y estimo ell hidal-
60 gesto de felicitarme por ell
resultado de los comicios antes
de la proclamation que habra de
hacer Ell Conseto Supreme Elec-
toral. Me siento satisfecho de
poder estreehar SUI mano amiga
y de reiterarle mi sincera esti-
macion, sin que deba arrepentir-
me de haber lanZado en- contra
suya siquiera una palabra de-
sobhgante desde la tribuna pu-
blica.
Me propGngo visitarle hoy en-
su casa y 10 mismo hare a llues-
tro amigo ell doctor Caldera. Sc
ra una forma de ratificarles mi
aprecio personal y de iniciar un
intercambio de ideas sobre la
patriotica cooperation de am
Dos que espero poder cumplir,
dentro de I'm china de concor-
dia nacional, la delicada respon-
sahilidad que estoy apor asumir.'
Eh Ministro de ReIaeiones In
teriores Augusta Canizalez Mar
quez, diio que opina que las au-
toridades no. tendrian necesidad
de temar medidas extremas pa
"a mantener ell orden publico,
.pues reina la tranquilidad en- to-
da la Republica. Hoy Caracas
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13

'fe, propuesta originaImente por
ell Presidente Jose Maria Le-
mus de Ell Salvador, indica que
un grupo international de estu-
dio del cafe y ell acuerdo cafe
talero latinoamericano son dos
organizaciones que en- la actua-
lidad estudian ell problema.
Sugiere que las proposicio-
mes de Lemus Sc consideren
por esos dos grupos y agrega:
"Se sugiere, ademas, que los
principles paises consumidores
del area estudien urgentemente
ell establecimiento de contro-
les de importation para asegu-
rar ell objective senalado".
Lemus sugiri6 la imposition
de Quotas de Importation por
los Estados Unidos como un
nuevo paso para garantizar la
eStaDlflZacl0n del mercad0.
Los representatives de las ma
clones laitnoamericanas produc-
toras de cafe dijeron que la re-
comendaci6n de la Comision
era especialmente significstiva
porque estaba redactada por
una s~ubcomisi6n en- la que fl
guro Thomas c. Mann, Suisse
cretario de Estado Norteame-
ricano para Asuntos Economi-
COS.
Los otros miembros del CRU
pc fueron Brasil, Ell Salvador,
Guatemala y Mexico.
CONSIDERABLE la recomenda-
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13

agosto a yin precio de Is, Ass. $40
d6lares.
BESIDE Colombia Sc importa-
ron en- septiembre Sc, 1852. 551 Ii
bras por I'm va1or de 27,271,669
dolares, contra 48, 161, 1888 libras
en- agcsto anterior a un valor
de "a, 920, 844 dolares.
Las lmportacfones desde Me-
xico en- septiembre fueron de
2.516,436 libras avaluadas en-
1,053,241 dolares, contra SAT-
1896 libras que Sc avaluaron en-
2,550,816 dolares.
Otras importaciones desde
America Latina fueron ash:
Peru Zen septiembre $780,
376 librss ava1uadas en- 1919, 500
dolares contra 1926, TAT libras
en- agosto avaluadas en- 1857, 753
d6lares;
Ecuador 3,405, 1914 hbras
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13
PIDEN A LEcHIN
PRUEBA De cARcOs
A F~UNClONARIOS

LA PAZ, Die. 2. -(UPD-
Ell Ccinite Nacional del Now.
mlento Nacionalista Revolucio.
mario fM.N.R.) ha exigido al
Senador Juan Lechin que espe.
Clique sus denuncias de que al.
tos funcionarios Sc han enri.
quecido ilicitamente.
En- la session efectuada por ell
Senado, Lechin, que es asimismo
jefe de los trabajadores mine.
ros, acus6 de enriquecimiento
ilicito a miembros del gobierno.
InterrOgado por United Press
International ell Senador EXPIRE.
so:
"Ratifico las citadas acusa,
clones, hechas en- la session reali.
zada por ell Congreso ell mierco.
les, va que seria facil preguntsr.
Sc donde obtuvieron los mismos
clos oitos funcionarios) dentro
y fuera del pals, las lujosas ca.
sas, fincas y otros bienes des-
pues de la revoluci6n de SO,
cuando antes eran mas pobres
que un trabajador boliyiano.
"Estando en- la oposici6n, como
estoy, no es facil conseguir los
datos n~ecesarios a este efecto y
tomara algun tempo cumplir
ell obietivo''. H.
Lechin que pertenece al. M
Mr., Ell partido gobernante, es
ia ahora en- una fraction con-
traria a los actuales gobernan,
ties.
Ante sus denuncias de enri-
q%uecimlento ilicito de los altos
funcionarios, ell Comite Nacional
del MR., a solicitud expresa
del jefe del partido, exigi6 a
Lechin que presente claramente
sus cargos, asegurandole que
cualquier funcionario culpable
de enriquecimiento ilicito sera
debidamente castigado, cual'
quiera sea ~ jerarquia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13

extranjeras a la construction
de viviendas p~opulares, mejora-
miento de los metodos santa
rios, la educacion publica y la
construction de caminos".
Como ell problema social es
una resultante de los profile
mas economics, termina di-
ciendo ell DR.. Canessa, con las
inversiones de capital privado
-que no tienen las trabas de
los prestamos oficiales nj las
demoras- Sc podran solucionar
muchos asuntos de tipo social
que hoy dia retardan ell proce-
so evolutivo de muchos paises
vecinos."
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13

que nosotros representatives, es-
tan en- capacidad de ofrecer
prestamos para ayudar al desa-
rrollo econ6mico de la Ameri-
ca Latina en- condolences iustas
y razonables. En- esta forma Sc
podra 1ograr ell mejoramiento
del nivel de vida de esos pue-
bios al ayudar las inversiones
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13
CORDIAL ABRAZO

CORDIAL ABRAZO
CARACAS, diciembre IL. Gu.
P.I.)-El P~residente electo de la
Renublica y ell ex Presidente de
la Juntd Militar de Gobierno, Sc
abrazaTon esta tarde cuando
aquel, Romulo Betancourt, visi-
to a este, Wolfgang Larrazabal,
en- SUI Residential. Conversion
durante una bora.
Al salir de la entreyista, Be-
taneourt declare a los Periods
tas:
Somos amigos y nos quere-
mos mutuamente. Ell es efectiva-
mente a quien como venezolano
democratic, como militar de es-
plritu liberal y como institucio-
nalista he admirable desde mi
llegada al pals.
HE venido aqui no para rea-
liar una vista rutinaria de cor
tesla, sino para ratificarle ell al
to concepto que de el tengo Y
pedirle que me ayude con sus
luces y collaboration en- la diff
ell etapa durante la cuaE voy a
tener Ell honor, pero tambien la
grave responsabilidad, de presi-
dir ell Gohierno de Venezuela"
Seguidamente ell Presidente
electo Sc dirigi6 a la residen-
cia de Rafael Caldera, que fuera
candidate presidential del CO.
PEI, y converse largamente con
Ell. A los periodistas dijo, des-
pues de esta entrevista, que tam
bien lie habfa solicitado colabo-
racion en- virtud del momento
actual que vive Ell pals y que
"requiere Ell concurso de sus
mejorcs hombres."
Ell Contralmirante Larrasabal
confirmo a los periodistas, des-
pues de haber despedido al Pre-
sidente electo hasta la puerta,
que Sc reincorporara en- la Ar
mazda en- cuanto ell Consejo Elec-
toral proclame Presidente a Be
tancourt Habia sido pasado
a disponibilidad por Ell Ministe-
rio de Defensa a peticion de
Ell mismo.
Dijo tambien que ell estado de
su salud lie a~conseja unas vaca-
clones que podria pasar en- Eu-
ropa, para donde partiria de
Caracas a fines de diciembre o
principles de enero.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13
Nuevos Seguridddes ID
u. Sobre ProbIemas
De La America Latina
De Gran Importaneia Para eI Pais, DeeIuru Dillon
De Gran Importaneia Para Ell Pais, DeeIera Di

WASHINGTON, Die. IL. -
'(UPD- Ell subsecretario de Es-
tado para asuntos economics,
c. Douglas Dillon, dio nuevas
seguridades a las Republicas
L-atinoamericanas, en- ell sentido
de que sus problemas econ6mi-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13
Tenor Sobre Ruinosa |nfIacion
en- Brasil Expresado por Diario
! 'crifiea eli Washington Post" la
Falta de Decision de Kvbitsehek .,s,.

puestos. Esto significa que ell
pals tiene ante 81 para 1859 un
deficit presupuestario igual a la
enorme cifra equivalente a
285.0OJ.o00 de dolares estimada
para este ano.
"El Brasil es un gigantic que
rapidamente llega a la -mayoria
de edad y hay que. aceptar cier-
ia proportion de inflacion como
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13
de Possession de
.~Befoncourf Probable
Para Ell 23 de Enero


CARACAS, diciembre IL. Gu.
P.I.)-Todo pareee indicar que
la entrega del mando al presi-
dente electo, Romulo Betan.
court, fendra lugar Ell 2 de
enero proximo, aniversario del
derrocamiento del regimen de
Marcos Perez Jimenez.
Aunque ell Consejo Supreme
E ectoral continua trabajando
en- los escrutinios, no Sc espera.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13
TRIPLE HONOR

CARACAS, diciembre IL. ~.
P.I.)7Julia Pereira, de Ciudad
BOLIVIA, dio a luz trillizos vsro-
mes, quienes llevaran los NOM
bres, Romulo, Wolfgang y Ra-
fael en- honor de la unidad poll
tica nacionaI. s&F. A.,
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13

amaneci6 mas activa y prepa-
rdndose para ell feriado de Navi-
dad. Sc nota mayor actividad
commercial
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ment of Conservation and Develop
ment in 1888. Governors Hoey
Broughton, and Cherry, who fol-
lowed Gov. Ehringhaus, retained
Mr.. Etheridge as head of the c g.
ID Department where he served as
C & d director for more than 16
wears. He was intensely interested
then, as he is now, in promoting
the conservation, DEVELOPMENT and
wise use of North Cardinals natu-
raj resources.
1t was during the Etheridge
tenure of office that the Division
Of Commerce and Industry as it is
being developed and broadened to-
day and the State Advertising Di-
vision were activated within the
C & d Department in the first
year of Governor Hoey's admins
tration.
In his quiet way. Etheridge di-
rected the building and enlarging
of the C & d Department, whose
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the Of Nantoo Roanoke
is arnao pojct o e o Ch Inc
o the the f, will be rpoauto Of rden of heE
enclose of tque henkenK be
fountain nmrbef gursa all ommo to
s an
the The o. the
o ma us the oniaho nher,o Roanoke
ial Associate o Colony" the land
a have beer LEASED t tn
o period 0 o andm aton
tho of dM A Of Cocudf o the North
o
Of N thar Garden
'front.' Georgia
fm the Amorr
o k Dare" by the Lost
Colony"
entrances Ho and Mrs
gift nbh sun Ga,ap planting rarih
md from o. the Garden andac o
ton of uh ~ tn Roanoke islam Garden
10 The fund for Mrs
Cannon opened her country home to the pubhc
and card rt of the
h of Company of Fayetev
ing is lon by o. Roanoke IndG Gardens
al O has nmadep hrouhg hmAe
e mb o Of
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and if l don't Pm going to die
with curiosity. That's the reason
you fellers in the newspaper
business has got a good racket.
But there's one thing l amt
saw in the papers this spring.
You don't see kids playing mar
bles much no more. When l was
boy we couldn't wait fer warm
weather SOS we could shoot, mar
les. l can see how Johnny, un-
der this new system of education,
would fergit how to read, but /
can't figger why he'd quit shoot
ing marbles. l was talking to my
old lady about it last night and
she allowed as how it's because
Johnny has got too lazy to squat.
Yours truly,
Uncle Sam
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alive in the 1908. 1905. 1929. 1881.
1888, 1851. 1858, 1865 and 1857
sessions of the State General As
semblv. He was reuominated to
the 1859 House of Representatives
without opposition in the May
primary. He served in the 1907
State Senate from the second dis
trict which includes Dare.
Long noted as one of the States
ablest legislators, Mr.. Etheridge
was a member of the House FL
nance Committee in the celebrated
1888 sessions that saw the General
Assembly virtually rewrite the
States tax laws and include there
in the three percent general sales
tax levy that the then Governor
j. C. B. Ehringhaus called for to
help bolster the finances of State
hit hard by the depression of the
early 1930s.
Governor Ehringhaus named
Etheridge director Of the Depart
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WARS AND RUMoRs OF WARS

Time rolls and again the prospect of war looms
ercely horizon America marshals forces the
Middle East land which looked upon with dsdan,
and upon of it's people with horror because of their
cruelty and boodthrstness but now become precious be-
of the treasures In oil beneath their hot ARID and be-
nghted soil.
Time has shown how futile all the billions of dollars
spent in benevoence to rehabtae these lands have be-
We have stripped nation clean, depleted our re-
deprived people at home unduy all of to
up poygot array of peoples assembly, of unsta
BILE states in order that the more St the commu
mist beasts among nations might gobble them'up.
take the flower of manhood and sacrifice them
to defend and from their folly the prime ngrates
of the world We despo other peoples to provide lands for
groups who able to operate either kingdom
republic during apprecable period OF history We Ia
debts permitting congomerate assembly of the worlds
peoples and to live in soh and deness and forcing
our people at home to go without.
We follow amlessy and without apparent purpose
policy of appeaseent We pursue international politics. with
grant after grant gift after gift concession after conces
exception the object of growing ng1aude and ill will d
reced at us the cheapest and scabbies well as well
as the most powerful of countries None of them thinks
OF paying America debit all of them constantly derde us
for not giving
pouring out wealth and life blood with the most
reckless of mected generosity hold back the heather
and violent hordes of international pirates We and
beat the pirates to their knees then action
and send last dollar to feed and clohe them We rebuild
their cities IN ruin by their greed and stupidity We
give billions to restore their economy which
in hunger at the with which they wange wealth
All the costly lessons of the past avail nothing We
rush in with utmost to repeat old folly
pounded instead OF saving all resources instead OF direct
ing all energies to making America strong instead of
directing every precept and principle toward making
people great every of the word make ourselves
poorer and poorer.
Time and the repeated march of events in the last half
century have engraved mperisably the legend would
heed it. 1t is time allowed of these useless para
sites of nations to shift for themselves No other country
will feed them in deness have done No other country
will bleed itself white in their behalf Let them go work
and let work at home to make nation strong
Let stop being trampe on spit insued robbed
happening each week in most every place across the
globe Let our nation be man among men" the saying
goes Let again be big shot and longer whining like
scared dog with its tail between it's legs every two
by four hoodum boos at us.
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KILL DEVIL HILLS PERSONALS

Capt. and Mrs. Willie H. Lew
ark will have been married 80
years on August 9th, and their
many friends are looking forward
to real celebration.
Mrs. Fred w. Morrison of Wash
ington, D. C. while stopping at
her cottage here this week visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Griffith at
their home on Roanoke Island
Thursday. Mrs. Morrison is presi-
dent of the North Carolina Society
in Washington.
Jepp Harris is reported improv-
ing at a Norfolk hospital where
he is recovering from severe in
juries sustained in fall some
weeks ago.
Mamie Haywood is recovering
from a serious illness. He is still
in the Marine hospital.
Thomas Chears III has returned
to Charlottesville, Va, after visit
ing his father, Thomas Chears, Jr.,
and Mrs. Chears.
There is much disappointment
among friends that Hon. Lindsay
and Mrs. Warren are not spending
their usual July vacation at Kill
evil Hills this year. However Mr..
Warren says he will visit Roanoke
Island July 81, on Bruce Ether
idge day.
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formation had been authorized by
the 1925 General Assembly. True
the "Duke of Dare" had his nps
and downs on occasions, but he
has never been man to say that
the waters, political or otherwise,
are always smooth.
Got Crabtree Land
There was an occasion on a cold
day in March, 1943, when he jour
neyed out to what is now the Will
liam B. Umstead State Park to ac-
cept from Fred T. Johnston. acting
regional director of the National
Park Service, a deed to 5,088 acres
of land the State had agreed to
use for public recreational pur-
poses at Crabtree Creek, Wake
County. Etheridge had carried on
extensive negotiations for the land.
Friendly, courteous, kind, able
and understanding, Bruce Eth
eridge is easily one of North Carr
olina's most notable sons in this
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LAFAYETTE DOUGLAS, FINE
SALVO CITIZEN PASSES

Lafayette Douglas, 79, for the
past three years a resident of Man
teo, where he lived with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Milton Robinson, died
Saturday afternoon at the home
after a short illness. He had been
in failing health for several years.
but more seriously sick for the
past month. He was a retired
fisherman, native of Rodanthe,
and had lived most of his life at
Salvo. He was born June 5, 1879.
Mr.. Douglas was an outstand-
ing citizen of his community. He
was a loyal supporter of Clark's
Bethel Methodist Church, and was
always in the lead in every activi-
ty for the advancement of his COM
munity during his active life. He
was fine host, friend and neigh
Dor, and the Douglas home was
one that received many visitors.
He was the son of the late An
ME Midget and John Douglas of
Rodanthe, and the husband of the
late Marcia Midget Douglas. His
only surviving child is Mrs. Robin
son. He has five grandchildren and
four great grandchildren. A half
sister, Mrs. Josephine Gray of
Salvo also survives him.
Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. P. M. Porter former pas
tor, and Rev. G. T. Goodwin, the
pastor, at Clarks Bethel Church
Salvo, Monday at 2 pm. Buria,
was in the family plot at Salvo.
Pail bearers were Julian Gray,
Ed Hooper, Fred O'Neal, Perry
Farrow, Herbert Midget, and
Alexander Meekins. There were
many flowers and large attend d
ance at the funeral.
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WORTHY GRAND MATRON OES
VISITS COINJOCK CHAPTER

Coinjock Chapter No. 21s, Order
of the Eastern Star, entertained
the Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs.
Glenna ]. Grimes, of Siler City
and the Worthy Grand Patron,
Wilbur D. Perkins of Selma at a
luncheon in the dining hall of the
Masonic Temple at Coinjock re-
Gently.
The table was conferred with a
beautiful arrangement of summer
flowers in the chosen colors of the
Worthy Grand Matron, blue, vel
low and white. Favors also carried
out these colors.
Those present besides the guests
of honor were: Mrs. Ruth Dixon,
Grand Ruth, of Siler City; Mrs.
Hattie Perkins, wife of the Wor-
thy Grand Patron. of Selma; Mrs.
Maude Reaves, District Deputy
Grand Matron, of Edenton, and
members of Coinjock Chapter
which included Mrs. Daphne w.
Yon, Grand Electra, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Sumrell, Worthy Matron and
Worthy Patron Of the Chapter;
John Yon, Mrs. Katie Overton,
Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mrs. Clara Dean
Needham, Mrs. Ruth Porter, Mrs.
Rosa Guard, Mrs. Elizabeth Carter.
Mrs. Grimes and Mr.. Perkins
spent several days in the First
District last week visiting the diff
ferent chapters. While here they
were honored by many social
affairs. go 81. a "