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The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13

of soil and water conservation
have been launched in seven
states. The contracts signed in
volve 74,399 acres of farm or
ranch lands.
Some of the features of this
program r a complete farm or
ranch conservation plan before
the work is started. Cost-sharing
is guaranteed by the Federal Gov
eminent to cover periods of con
servation work of from three to
10 years. The program does not
effect the rights of participation
by the farmer in any other u.
S. Agricultural program. The
farmers or ranchers taking part
in the program will have a COM
plete cost analysis of the con-
struction work to be done and
Anderson further stated that the
program is purely voluntary and
no other conservation program
will be affected by it.
Members of the committee as
designated by Mr.. Benson, secre-
tary of agriculture who participant
ed in the submission of the appli-
cation were Mr.. Arthur Anderson,
ASC county chairman; Ray Whit
ing, FCIC; Roy Degn, chairman
Richland County Planning Board;
Harley Roath, County Extension
Agent and Secretary of the Com
mittee; Charles Metully Jr., FILA
County Supervisor and Walter c.
Anderson, chairman.
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13
Eastern Montana
Angus Breeders
Meeting March Is

The annual meeting of the
Eastern Montana Angus Breeders
Association will be held at the
Glendive Auction Company on
Friday, March %. This meeting
will be called to order immediate
ly following the Northern Plains
Spring Exposition Registered An
gus Sale which begins at 1900
noon.
All members should plan to at
tend this meeting when all bust
ness matters pertinent to the as
ISOLATION election of officers, sale
dates, etc., will be discussed. Any
one interested in becoming q
member of the association is well
come to pay their dues and at
tend the meeting.
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the Commu-
nifty Memorial Hospital Staff, Drs.
Harper, Hyde and Benson, and all
those who sent flowers, cards and
gifts during our recent stay In
the hospital. Also, thanks to the
many visitors who stopped in to
see is.
Albert and Marie Noah (p)
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13
CARD OF THANKS

The George Albert family wish
to extend thanks for the sympa-
thy received during the illness and
at the time of the death of their
husband and father. Memorials
will be given to the Yellowstone
Boys Ranch and to the Trinity
Lutheran church.
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13

Try the new Max Factor Curl
Control-Gives you the blessings
of a permanent with the ease of
q spray. The New Sidney Drug
Store. ltc
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13

Check the new automatic self
wind wrist watch by Westclox.
Waterproof and shock resistant.
The New Sidney Drug Store.
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13
NOTICE

Our office will be closed Fri
day and Saturday, March IA and
IS.
DR.. I. J. Peterson,
DR.. Ivan Peterson Jr. 8-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13

The New Sidney Drug Store has
a haIf-price sale on Tussy's Wind
& Weather hand lotion and cream.
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13

White Rain shampoo offer -
1923 value for csc. Al The New
Sidney Drug Store. lfc
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13

Albert and Marie Noah (p
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GUM NECK PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Meekins
and son, and Mrs. w. M. Cohoon
of Portsmouth visited relatives
here.
NJ. T. Combs and C. C. Combs
spent Wednesday in Norfolk.
Ben Owens, Mrs. Annie Liver
man and Mrs. Margie Squires
spent Friday in Engelhard.
David Swindell and Jack Combs
of Norfolk were home few days.
Henry Cohoon of Fl. Bragg Wis
tied relatives here.
Miss Dana Williams of Norfolk
spent the week end here.
Truck Everton of the University
of S. C. spent the week end here
with his parents.
Mrs. Sally Everton attended
graduation exercises Of her son
Jack at Greenville.
Mrs. Jennie Jones and Mrs
Allen White Of Elizabeth City Wis
tied relatives here the week end.
Mrs. Henry White Of Elizabetl
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CANCER DRIVE
COLLECTIONS $373.24

Columbia-Mrs. Effie A. Brick
house, Cancer Crusade Chairman,
for Tyrrell County announces the
amount of collection for this cause
to be $373.24.
The solicitors and amounts: Mrs.
Jean Simmons $15.52; Mrs. E. L.
Mosley $23.25; Mrs. M. N. Knight
and Mrs. Willie Ward $26; Mrs.
Basil Cohoon $17.10; Mrs. Edward
Swain and Mrs. James Reynolds
$3.50; Mrs. Jennis Spencer $14.10;
Mrs. Herbert Brickhouse &c.; Mrs.
j. B. Swain $685.; Mrs. Orville
Howett $11.50; Mrs. Wash Bas-
night $21.50; Mrs. Margaret
Grimsley So; Mrs. Wilbert Liver
man $22.; Mrs. Estelle Basnight
$13.; Mrs. Katie Weatherly and
Mrs. Matte Cahoon $14.95; Mrs.
Wilbert Fleming SLOTS; Mrs. Jack
Taylor $18.57; Mrs. Dan Davis and
Mrs. Hubert Daniels $S.25; Mrs.
Phillip Swain, Jr., ST.; Mrs. Marvin
Brickhouse $18.48; Mrs. Louise
Hales $3.50; Mrs. Ina B. Simmons
$4.74; Mrs. Mertie Liverman
$3.50; Tyrrell County Training
School, Prof. L. A. Keiser $25.68;
Mrs. Jessie Bush-Negro Churches
So.
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20 GRADUATES
IN HIGH SCHOOL
IN COLUMBIA

Columbia. - The principal ad-
dress to the Graduating Class of
Columbia High School was given
by Michael Pelt, speaker from Mt.
Olive Junior College Friday eve
ming. He was introduced by NJ. L.
Basnight, Superintendent of Pub
lie Education.
Avery Morris, having the honor
of the highest scholastic average
gave the Valedictory address, and
Miss Barbara Jean Craddock the
Salutatory.
The diplomas were presented to
the % members of the class by
w. ]. Nichols, Principal.
The Citizenship Trophy, was
presented to Avery Morris by Mrs.
Julian H. Swain, Woman's Club
Citizenship Chairman.
The scholarship for the senior
more nearly meeting the outlined
qualifications to further education
beyond the high school level was
presented to Miss Jack Harris, by
Mrs. NJ. L. Basnight, Chairman Of
the scholarship committee
An American Legion Auxiliary
award was presented to Miss Jane
Harris, and the Legion award to
Avery Morris by Miss Martha
Sykes.
The Athletic Awards went to
Miss Jack Harris and M. ].
Cooper; The Vocational Agricul-
ture Award to Avery Morris. These
were presented by w. j. Nichols,
Principal.
Mrs. Madge Ian Vanhorn, Senior
Advisor, was honored by the Senior
Glass with white hybrid orchid
corsage.
An anthem eff You Believe" by
Di Minno, led by Miss Jessie
Flythe, was sung by the High
School Chorus. A solo you'll
Never Walk Alone" by Rodgers
and Hammerstein, was sung by
Miss Peggy Griffin, a recent grad
uate in voice from East Carolina
College.
The prelude "Barcarolle" by
Offenbach; the Professional "Pomp
and Circumstance" by Elgar, and
the Recessional Largo" by Dvorak
were rendered by Mrs. w. A. Bas-
night, accompanist.
The Rev. ]. NJ. Carroll, pastor
of the Columbia Methodist gave
both the Invocation and also the
Benediction. The exercises closed
with the song "God Be With You
Til We Meet Again.
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MRS. BEATRICE r. REYNOLDS

Columbia-Funeral services for
Mrs. Beatrice Arbell Reynolds, 46,
who died in a Raleigh hospital
Thursday were conducted at the
Sound Side Free-Will Baptist
Church Sunday afternoon, 800
o'clock with the Reverend Charlie
Overton, pastor, assisted by the
Reverend Den Wagner. officiating
Pail bearers: J. G. Woodland, OF
to Sawyer, Daniel B. Brickhouse,
Richard Swain, Maryland Brick
house and Marvin Hassell; inter
ment was in the church cemetery.
She was the daughter of the late
W. G. and Sarah Reynolds, and
member of the Free-Will Church.
Survivors include one son, Julian
Reynolds; one brother, J. w. Rey-
nolds, and one sister, Mrs. Joseph
Rhodes all of Columbia.
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GAME PROTECTOR SAVES
YOUNG DEER IN>TYRRELL

Columbia-E. L. Mosley, Game
Protector of the N. C. Wildlife
Commission of this area, takes his
job literally-even as far as jump
ing in canal to save the life of a
two-months old spotted buck fawn.
Thursday Mosely heard a faint
bleat from a roadside canal in the
Kilkenny section, the fawn, due to
steep bank could not get out.
On arrival in town, Mosley dried
the shivering fawn with towel,
and gave it a bottle of warm milk.
The deer weighed 10 IA lbs. 1t
stood about II to Is inches.
The Game Protector informed
that the fawn would be kept at
his home in a warm pen over
night, and Friday would be carried
to Holly Shelter, near Wilmington.
a Wild.ife Resource Commission
Refuge for small animals.
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So IN TYRRELL REGISTER
FOR SUMNER READING

Columbia - Fifty-three children
have already registered for the
summer reading program in the
Tyrrell County Public Library to
begin June 9th for eight weeks,
Mrs. Ruth Reynolds, librarian says.
The story hour for ages So will
be held in the library for the first
time Saturday June It'll fom 90
am, and will continue each Satur-
day at the same hour for a period
of eight weeks. The library will be
closed to the public during that
hour.
The Columbia Junior Woman's
Club will again be co-sponsor with
the Tyrrell County Library Board
of Trustees for the reading club
and story hour. The library will
be closed each Wednesday after
noon after 100 o'clock, beginning
Wednesday May 2Sth, through the
of June, July and August,
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News of Columbia & TyrreIl Co.
For Subscriptions Mrs. Blanche W. Cohoon or Call Her.
Phone 317-l Columbia, N. c. She will welcome news of
Columbia and Tyrrell County
18th ANNIVERSARY CLASS
REUNION IN TYRRELL co

Columbia-The 25th Anniversa-
ry Glass Reunion of the 1888
Graduating Class of Columbia
High School was held Friday eve
ming with twelve of the original
rs members present.
The original class president, Joe
Bateman of Greenville, presided.
The original secretary, Paul L
Liverman, who spearheaded the re-
union, read messages from those
unable to attend. Three members
were deceased: Misses Eula Bas-
night, Ida Cohoon and Dorothy
Mae Davenport. One member, Mrs.
Grady (Clara Mann) Swain was
unable to attend for health rea-
sons.
The valedictorian of the class,
Ras Swain of New Bern was
present. They voted to hold an
other in five years.
They attended the 1868 Gradua-
ton Exercises in body. Present
were Mrs. Inez Pledger Woodley,
Ahoskie; Willie H. Knight, Nor
folk; Ras Swain, New Bern, Joe
Bateman, Greenville; Mrs. Milver
Davis Alligood, Creswell; Mrs.
Nellie Spencer Leary, Plymouth;
Mrs. Lucy Jarvis Barnhill, Eliza
beth City; Paul L. Liverman, Mrs.
Clara Etheridge Cooper, Mrs.
Christine Chaplin Davis, Mrs. Mel
lie White Mizzell, and Miss Ger
trude Craddock all of Columbia.
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BIGGEST VOTE IN
HYDE PREDICTED IN
SATURDAY PRIMARY

Hyde County voters are expected
to cast the biggest primary vote
in history on Saturday. New regis
trations have been heavy, and the
sudden revival of interest in pub
lie affairs may be attributed large
ly to interest in school policies in
Hyde County, growing out of the
proposed abandonment of the En-
gelhard school last year, and plans
to move the students to Swan
Quarter. AS the result of long ac-
ton in the courts, a consent judg-
ment was entered by the litigants,
accepting a consolidated school
some nine miles east of Swan
Quarter, and on which construction
has been begun.
However, this program was
never accepted by numerous citi-
zens of the county who were not
parties to the judgement, and con-
siderable sentiment developed
against two members of the Board
of Education, the Board of Com
missioners and some other officers
who had been considered as moi
supporting the strong and well or
ganized advocates of maintaining
two central high schools on the
Hyde County mainland.
Opposition developed toward
Representative Dick O'Neal OF
New Holland in the candidacy Of
Leland Dudley, who like Mr.
O'Neal is an outstanding citizen
and held in high esteem in wide
circles. This campaign has beer
moving along quietly, without per.
sonalities, and the outcome is moi
predicted
Sheriff Charlie Cahoon of Swar
Quarter is opposed by two strong
candidates, his first opponent being
Thos. Fisher of Lake Landing, anC
next came into the race Huber
Selby of Engelhard. All these can
didates are in the field this week
visiting voters.
The incumbents on the Board o.
Education who are opposed by thu
new movement are Gratz Spence
of Swan Quarter, who is opposed
by w. l. Cochran; and Crawford
Cohoon, incumbent of Fairfield
who is opposed by Earl Topping
The new movement is supporting
a former member of the Board
Walter Lee Gibbs of Engelhard
but the old forces have brough
out George Bush of New HOLLAND
against him.
Pratt Williamson is unoppose,
for coroner. Both the Register o
Deeds and the Clerk of the Cour
are without opposition
On the Board of Commissioners
Chairman Herbert Sadler, lonl
time in office is opposed by Regi
maid Mckinney of Engelhard. Com
missioner Charlie Caravan is OPP
posed by Kenneth Gray of Scran
ton, and Commissioner Seth Credl
of Swan Quarter is opposed b.
Troy Mayo, also of Swan Quarter
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MISS EDNA BRUCE DOWDY of
Manteo, who on June 1 will grad
uate from the Woman's College of
the University of North Carolina
Greensboro, with an ABB. degree
as an English major. Miss Dowdy
completed her work in January
but will receive her diploma at the
June exercises. She was on the
Deans list several senesters dur
ing her college career and worked
with the Wesley Foundation while
there. Since completing her course
in January she has been a case
worker for the Dare County We'll
fare Board. Her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. G. Dowdy, and her sister,
Mary Claire will go to Greensboro
for the graduating exercises Her
other sister, Ann, is freshman
at WCUNC and will also be pres
emit,
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-30
CHRISTIAN CHURCH HOLDS
MEMORIAL SERVICE

Columbia-A memorial service
was conducted Sunday evening at
the Christian Church by the Rev.
erend A. J. Mackie, Rector of st.
Andrews Episcopal Church.
Roll of deceased veterans of both
World Wars was called by Braxton
Voliva: Chester Armstrong, Man
lin Armstrong, Clyde Armstrong,
Denis Brickhouse, James Brick
house, VIM. S. Brickhouse, Nathan
Bodwell, David Cohoon, S. C. Chap
lin, Colon Cooper, Lloyd Dillon,
Dennis Duval, Walter Etheridge,
John Elliot, Frank Griffin, James
Davis Holloway, Charlie Hassell,
Chester Hopkins Jr., Lindsey Jar
Wis, NJ. Lee Kemp, Gather Lassi-
ter, Columbus Morris, James Hen
ry McClees, William Nelson Nc
Clees, Joe Owens, Robert Lee
O'Neal. bayfield, Owens, John Pin
ner. William Pitt, Alton NJ. Rey-
nolds, Charlie Sykes, George Spen-
Ger, Norman Smith, Dennis Smell,
Durard Spruill, Pete Taylor, HUI
ron Voiiva, and Calvin D. Wealth
erly.
List of the deceased Auxiliary
members was given by Mrs. w. S.
Caravan: Mrs. Haywood Swain,
Mrs. Mary Sykes, Mrs. Jim Dillon,
Mrs. Grace Swain Spruill, Mrs
Bertha Reynolds, Mrs. Tabor Alex
ander, Mrs. C. B. McKeel and Mrs.
L. L. VERIFY.
Pledge to the flag was led by
Johnnie Everett, Commander Soup
pernong Post No. 1872, and prayer
for all service men, living or dead
by Braxton Voliva. The High
School Glee Club, led by Miss
Jessie Flythe sang "Give Us This
Day." Miss Peggy Griffin sang
zone World" the song which was
sung at the dedication of the Unit
ed Nations Building. She was ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs. w
A. Basnight.
| A reading ain Flanders Fields
twas rendered by Mrs. Caravan
White blooming Spirea and rec
peoples were carried and placed
lin urns by Mrs. Alpha Williams
and Miss Martha Sykes as living
memorial to those gone. The vase
of white Gala lilies which deco
rated the pulpit was given by Mrs
Effie A. Brickhouse, in memory o.
her recently departed brother
John Adams.
i A kneeling prayer hymn "Fath
err We Thank Thee" was softl.
sung by Junior Auxiliary mem
bers: Carol McClees, Sandra an,
Nancy Owens, and Jessie Velm
Cooper. NTs
The service closed by the sing
ing of America"
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TYRRELL COURT NEWS

Columbia-Cases tried in Re
corder w. T. Reynolds, court Mon
day, were Ernest ODDS, no opera
tors license, $25. and costs, ap-
peal noted, bond 500. Lemuel Gar
field Rouson reckless driving,
pleaded guilty $25. and costs. Lo-
la Sawyer Brickhouse, speeding
65 m.p.h. SIS. and costs.
Willie Armstrong, formerly of
Gum Neck, now on parole from
Virginia, in Justice of Peace court
by Henry L. Reynolds, assault on
James T. Bullock of Everetts,
found guilty, fined $40. and costs.
The N. C. Paroles Officer was
present at the hearing, and ac-
cording to the Justice of the Peace
Reynolds, he issued a warning to
Armstrong lest he again be turned
back to the Virginia authorities.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-30
POPLAR BRANCH WINS NEW
HOME CLUB ENTHUSIAST

One of the newest additions to
one of the local home demonstra-
ton clubs in Currituck County is
Mrs. Kathleen Flattum, of Poplar
Branch. Her story of why she de-
cided to join home demonstra-
ton club is indeed an interesting
one.
According to Home Agent Eliz-
abeth P. Sanderlin, early in the
year, when poultry princess was
being sought in connection with
Poultry Week, Mrs. Flattum's
daughter, Paula, was chosen to
represent Currituck County. and
was Eastern District winner. She
accompanied her daughter to the
finals in Winston-Salem.
It was at the finals that she re-
allied how much she could gair
by becoming a home demonstra.
ton club member. She said she
met so many nice people there
and learned that nearly all The
women she met were already clut
members. Finding that they wert
SO we'll informed and so friendly
she began to feel little cleft out.
So as soon as she returned to Cur
rituck County she decided to JOIN
a club.
! Mrs. Flattum says she appreci
ates the good work done in al
clubs and what they have done TO
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-30
FORMER TYRRELL RESIDENT
KILLED IN HIGHWAY MISHAP

Columbia-Robert B. Brown, A.
of Stokes, Pitt County, former
resident of Tyrrell, was instantly
killed in a highway accident near
his home Saturday afternoon.
When he lived in Tyrrell he ran
a store on U. S. GA.
His daughter Jean, married Ray
McClees, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
w. McClees, who is now working
with the Radio Station, as head
announcer, of Ahoskie.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-30
HODGES MCKINNEY

The wedding of Miss Norma
Erie Mckinney, of Norfolk and
Belhaven, and Seth Hodges, of
Norfolk, will take place in Bella
ven at the Missionary Baptist
Church on Saturday afternoon,
June Z, at three-thirty. No invita-
tions are being sent in Belhaven
but the public is invited to attend
the wedding and the reception
which will follow in the church
social hall.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-30

HELP WANTED, male: Man to
sell Nationally Advertised Wat
kins products in Hyde County.
Products well known for 80 years.
Dealers enjoying substantial in
crease in come this year. Appli-
cant must have good character and
own car. If interested write Mr..
R. l.. Rollins, P. o. Box 113, Colds
boro, N. C. PH-5-29-3tC
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WANTED-Man with car between
y the ages of % to IS to handle
a Watkins Business Business in
Hyde County. Dealer willing to
invest s days week in handling
his own business can make above
average earnings. Products Ma
tionally Advertised. Field help
provided. Free Insurance. COM
pany now celebrating Goth year
in business with great dividend
deals. Business is permanent and
profitable with no layoffs for the
man who wants to operate his
own business with Company capi-
tai. For full particulars write to-
day to The ]. r. Watkins Com
pany, P. o. Box 5071, Richmond
Virginia. PH-o-lo-otc
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HOME Observation-Disclosures
ing. siding, garages built, rooms
added, baths installed complete,
brick and cement work, painting
or anything else you want to i'm
prove your home. Pay nothing
down, SO months to pay. See
Charles Haskell or phone 57O4
Elizabeth City. T-S-9-ttc
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cAMELL1AS, aza.eas, hollies, va
'riety of evergreen plants LOO
|lp: Pyracantha fred berried) 100;
|nice Towering trees and shrubs;
juniper, Cypress, Arborvitae; Let
is help you to make your home
more beautiful. Roanoke Island
Gardens, Manteo, N. c. Corner
Mother Vineyard Rd. T-1-24-tfc
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ARTIFICIAL BREEDING of your
cows to purebred, proven stocks
Is both profitable and economical.
This service available to family
cow owners, beef producers, dairy
herds. All dairy and beef breeds
available. Call H. E. Clayton, Bel
haven VIII 3-32O6. P-1O-4-tfc
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THE OLD SEA CAPTAIN AND
DRUMMER Book 81, postpaid.
Get this racy book of dialogue
from Cape Hatteras and the N. C.
Coastland. Send it to your friends,
6 copies SIS postpaid. Times Print
ing Co.: Inc, Manteo, N. C.
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FOR SALE. Gas space heater, $40.
Gas 2 Burner Stove, $40. Gas a
burner stove and oven, $40. Com
plete beds, double and single, $40
China cabinet, SIC. Fridgedaire,
$40. Day bed, $40. Call Mrs.
O'Nea1, Manreo 1877 WI.
T-5-3O-3tp
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OFFICE SUPPLIES, PRINTING
; orders for printing of all kinds
FILLED promptly. We print forms,
blanks, letterheads, statements, en-
|velopes. Order from your Pilot and
Herald Agent, or Times Printing
Co., Manteo, N. C. We carry book
keeping supplies, and some office
furniture.
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her daughter. al feel that l am
better able to keep up with Paula's
activities as All club member
now that Pm a home demonstra-
ton club MEMBER" Mrs. Flattum
emphasizes.
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SAVE NOW on Mattresses. We
will allow you $24.5O for any old
mattress on the purchase of a new
$3.50 Dreamer Superior. You pay
only $500 Old mattresses made
new. All new furnituer IL price.
We deliver. Weldon Mattress Co.,
Weldon, N. C. T-5-30-tfc
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GET-WELL CARDS = See our
new assortments, just arrived, both
serious and humorous. TIMES
PRINTING COMPANY, Manteo.
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|WURLITZER SPINET Piano at
Mays Head real bargain. Custo-
mer giving up on account health.
Take up payments on balance due
save us picking it up. E. r.
POOLE MUSIC COMPANY, RAJ
h ,EIGH. N. C.. T-4-25-7tc
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HOUSE AND TRACT of land for
sale, Stumpy Point, N. c. Apply
to Edna Nixon Bernick, BAG Fair
fax Ave-, Norfolk, Va, Phone
MA-75O38 after 6 pm. for infor-
nation. 5-lo-otc
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City was here Sunday.
Ben Turner Of Newport News
was home for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Cartwright,
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Meekins
spent Sunday at Mays Head.
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REAL ESTATE on Coast. If in
terested in buying or selling
Coastal property of any kind, try
the MIRLO CO., Phone 244, Man
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