The coastland times., 1958-11-14
ocRAcoKE PERSONALS

leh0lCo VI tAC IAACNhiO0lSt SiulSit,
Circles and Circle 2. will sponsor
a Christmas gift bazaar and food
sale at the Church Recreation Hall
from 2:30 pm. to 7:30 pm. This
will also afford an opportunity for
supper. Sandwiches, cake, pie and
coffee will be on sale. Proceeds
will help out the ladies in their
most recent project the pur-
chase of carpeting for the church
auditorium.
Ocracoke P.T.A. will hold its
November meeting next Tuesday,
November 18th, in the school Ii
brary. Hostesses are Mrs. Iva Gar
rish, Mrs. Lucille Garrish, Mrs.
Mrs. Ruby Garrish, Mrs. Hulda
Gaskins, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Gaskins.
Mrs. Thurston Gaskill returned
today from Buxton where her
mother, Mrs. Cora Casey, is seri-
ously i'll. She and Mr.. Gaskill plan
to go back to Buxton tomorrow
Tuesday, and Mrs. Gaskill will
stay on there with her mother for
an indefinite time.
Mrs. Clarence Scarborough left
last week to visit her son, Allen
Scarborough and Mrs. Scarborough
and their son, in Woodbury., N. j.,
and while there she plans to OBJ
tain medical diagnosis.
Edward Carlson O'Neal, USCG,
has been transferred here from
Norfolk. Ethan Davis, grandson
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stamey Davis of
Morehead City, has been transfer
red here from the Hatteras Inlet
Station.
Members of the Methodist Youth
Fellowship group enjoyed deli
cious spaghetti dinner on Sunday
night, prior to their weekly meet
ing. Hostesses were Mrs. Wahab
Howard, Mrs. L. Taft Howard,
Mrs. Rudolph Waller, and Mrs.
Henry Balance.
Several old-timers are here at
Wahab Village Hotel for some
surf-casting, among them Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Mooney of Swanns-
boro, T. ]. Stewart of Wilmington,
Delaware, Allen Crews of Kerners-
vile, Tom Starr of Gastonia, and
D. C. Moony of Reidsville.
Edward Simpson of Ocean View,
Delaware, visited his mother, Mrs.
Elsie Tolson, this past week end.
F. NJ. Gum III of Frankford,
Delaware, who has been coming
here for the past twelve years
was back for the week end at
Wahab Village Hotel. Mr.. Gum
does not fish, but he delights in
coming to Ocracoke for rest and
relaxation.
DIR. and Mrs. E. M. Warren Of
Chatham, New Jersey, We're de-
lighted with a catch of three good
sized channel bass last week when
they fished on the South Wind
with Capt. Thurston Gaskill. On
Friday Jim Pinnex of Greensboro,
NJ. H. Blackman of High Point
and party, also fishing on the
South Wind caught five channel
bass. But the big catch was made
surfcasting on the ocean beach last
Wednesday night, Nov. 5th, when
more than thirty good sized drum
were caught by visiting fishermen
or Ocracoke resident. Among the
visitors were DR.. and Mrs. Warren,
Harry Reichert and party of
Drexel Hill, Pa, Fred Holdervaun
and party of Salisbury, Md. and
others.
David Schmidt of Wilmington,
Delaware, who stayed the past
week at Sound Front Inn, enjoys
another type of fishing. For twelve
years he has been coming to Ocra-
coke for the fun of catching
sheepshead, in fact he usually
makes the trip to the island twice
year. Fishing with Capt. Law
renee Balance offshore the old
clam factory at Portsmouth, dur
ing his recent visit he and Capt.
Balance caught as many as forty
sheepshead.
Mrs.. Napoleon Howard broke
her wrist on Saturday and was
carried by plane to Sea Level hos
pital. She returned home on Sun
day.
Carlton Boyce O'Neal, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry O'Neal, who
has been stationed at Cape May,
N. j., with USCG, is home for
ten days, after which he reports
for duty to Norfolk.
Mrs. Doris Balance and daugh-
ter, Brenda, visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Neal, in Hat
teras, this past week end.
Mrs. Zion Foster, who has been
hospitalized at Morehead City, is
back home and Mr.. Foster is also