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Metric June Stroller
Pioneer Minnesofcn
Dies ar AGE SO

Mrs. Matte Jane strader, 1901
Fifth Av 8. died July 4 and fun
eral services were held July 7
In the Neal Funeral home. Rev.
Herbert Bryant, her pastor when
she lived In AitlSin officiated.
Burial was In Aitlxin.
Survivors are four children. nine
grandchildren and 10 great grand
children. They are Mesdames Dos
HE Sims, Alma Mack OF Los An
geles, Halle Nelson and Oliver
strader, her daughters and son.
Mrs. Atkins was born IN Greens.
burg. Kentucky. In 1870. She
moved and homesteaded In the
village of welchwood, around Lake
Miles Laos in 1898. The seasons
were poor for the homesteader'
and the straders moved TO AitlSir
where they lived many years.
Mrs. strader was III for thre,
years and died at the age OF SO
Neal Funeral Home was II
charge Of funeral arrangements,
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MOUNT oLIyET BAPTIST

For the Lord God win help me.
therefore shall / not be confound-
ed: therefore have / set my face
like a flint, and I know that I shall
not be ashamed. Isaih SOFT was
the text used by Rev. B. H. Hen.
derson, Sunday, July 8.
His subject was, The Face OF
A Flint.
Baptizing followed the morning
service.
Visitors during the day were
Mrs. Beatrice Coleman, Mr.. Karia
Coleman and Miss Beatrice b
Coleman of Shiloh Baptist Church
Chicago, Mrs. Alice Brown, Gregg
Tabernacle, Kansas City, Mo. Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Alexander. Evanston
Ill, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Holt
Ebenezer Baptist church, Chicago;
Mrs. Eta Granger, st. John
Church of God in Christ, st. Paul
Communion was administered al
the evening worship and new mem.
bers were given the hand OF fell
lowship.
Sincere sympathy is extended to
Mr., Joseph Hicks in the loss of a
relative in Okla.
Our prayers are offered for Rev
Mckinley Calhoun. a patient at
the Veterans hospital. Calls and
cards at the home. 719 Dayton
Av will be appreciated
Sunday, July 10 will be Junior
church Day. DIR. l., c. Hennegan
pastor of St Johns Baptist church
Fort Worth, Texas, viii be the
guest speaker. The young adult
choir under the direction of Alvin
Scott and Carl Walker will furn-
ish music for the day, IL am, and
T:45 pm.
Friday, July 25 the Senior Choir
is presenting Lorraine t''Penny')
Johnson in recital. Further an.
nouncement later.
Prayer service each Wednesday
at eight pm. The Jr. church viii
be the leaders for the month OF
July. Come out and enjoy one
hour OF old fashioned singing and
praying.
You are welcome TO worship at
Mt. OliVet Church
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SIOUX
r A [ L s
NEWS
NOTE S
ny Kaye Coates
$40 Mabls street
Sioux Falls, y. ID.

The Missionary Society closed
its Season with family night for
the entire 81. John Church. There
was a small family gathering but
II was a fine gesture and plenty
OF eats. Mrs NJ. Tolbert had
charge Of the program. Shirley
Tolbert and Mrs. Thomas the sing
ing, Mrs. @. Vaughn read: The
Creation" Mrs. Thomas and Mrs
Vauhn lead bible quizes Georgia
Lee, Bertha White and Ida Coates,
were on the program with read
ings,
Mr.. James Martin is sim ON
the critical list in McKennan Hos
pital. His sister Is here at his
bedside Mr. Martin is an octogen-
arian.
The l.. Dysart family, 1927 NJ
Oak. Ave. Lettie. Lawrence and
the seven offsprings, Paul. John
eta, Kathy. Rita, Twettie. Bobbie
and they will pick up Marie in
Omaha, they are enroute 10 Atchi-
son and places In Kansas for their
first whole family trip. All l can
say, They Are Brave. We know
they'll have the time Of their life
On June goth the Intellectual
Improvement Club of the WV CA.
closed it's meeting for the season
with a Family Night Affair each
OF the twelve ladies were 10 bring
their family. Most OF them did and
food and fun was the theme. With
Georgia Lee, Mistress OF Ceremon-
les. there wasn't a dun moment.
Hot dogs hamhurgers, later chips
deviled eggs, kool aid. coffee and
big chunks OF cake was the menu
Everyone had an opportunity "a
perform stunt. There next meet
ing will be the first Friday in
Sept,
Ernest Barger, Eta Monkey
Danet and jeanne Coates took a
/ trip TO Omaha. Nebraska 90 visit
Mable Anderson tSister OF Eta
MoNleyl who Is In the Hospital
there Ir Anderson returned with
the quartette for a vacation.
Charlotte welcher Ii back q
sos w Bailey after nice trir
| 10 Calf. Charlotte went by trair
and returned by plane, which
should prove educational as wei
as fast.
Bob Williams, a25 N. Blauvell
really Is on the sick list | dom
think he Is doing too we'll and thi,
hot weather Is making him prove
| u There's lot OF ways you car
cheer him up.
did not attend the annua
state picnic at Yanktou, s. Oak.
but my Dsnet and many other
did, | quote Mrs A. Tolbcrt, III
was one OF the best yet. ant
crowds OF folks and plenty Of
eats" Mrs, A. seems 10 thinl
there was lot OF spice 20 IN,
program and II was well planned
! l think a lot OF this credit goe,
10 Ted Blakey. Sioux City MAY
take the picnic next year.
Linda 10 and Jaye ChriStophe'
Anderson ~ Detroit are spendinl
their vacation with their grandma
Maggie Anderson, sos w. Bailey
The children are the stock OF Vir
gil Anderson Jr
Gwyn Tolhert Is home after en-
ioying the double holiday in Min
neapolis, MINI. Gwyn visited Mar,
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PILGRIM REST BAPTIST

Congregational prayer was by
Rev. f. Berry and testimonial
services were led by Sister Cert
rude Malone.
A church building fund program
was rendered. 1t was conducted by
brother Belfield, All had a glorious
time with spiritual singing and
spiritual lectures.
Helping us to sing were the
Seven Wonders, the Royal Pub
ileers. and the Soul Seekers.
Brother Lewis Secreal brought
a nice reading, TT isn't the
Church it's You" and Brother
Elmo Hill sang Lord / Tried.
The effectual prayer of a right
eous one availeth And we are
praying, And we are working TO
see our little church completed In
this up-and-coming community.
Remember the sick and shut
ms.
Mrs. j. Armstrong, reporter.
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thirteen supervisors began their
flight TO West Africa, stopping
briefly In Spain.
The party. via the Pan Amer,
lean Always System. completed
their Journey 10 West Africa and
began a mx-weck period OF camp
projects and seminars.
Proceeding the camp projects,
themselves, a division Of the stu
dents was made Into groups Of six
teen each five groups In am,
Each group was sent 10 one Of the
following countries for their in
dividuai project; Sierra Leone.
Nigeria Ghana. French cameroons
and Liberia. Miss sayies was as
signed 10 French cameroons, rs
part Of her group There with an
American leader and an African
co-leader, a similar group OF Az
rican students joined them.
Miss sayles win spend six weeks
Of intensive study IN the French
cameroons, West Africa. After
study completion, all five groups
win assemble in Kano. Nigeria in
order 10 make contact with the
Moalem area, summaries expert
ences and lay plans for foIlow-up
In both the United States and Az
RIGA.
Tho group win then fly TO Paris
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HeoTf Affack Proves
Fcful To Visitor;
Rem0ins Shipped

Mrs. Ella Butler Of Bloomfield
Ky. was visiting her sister-in-law
Mrs Georgia Lee Moorehead and
her uncle. Frank Howard, se2 w.
Central in st. Paul, when she
suffered a fatal heart attack Wed
nesday, July ?.
Mrs. Butler who was also a cous-
In OF Mrs, Nancy Allen, $40 Aur-
ora. 81. Paul, had been a visitor to
the Twin Cities since early June,
Tho remains were shipped July
4 by Brooks Funeral Home to
Bloomfield for burial. Mrs. Moore
head left by plane TO attend the
funeral services.
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STATE BAPTIST LAYMEN
HOLD BANQUET SATURDAY

Minnesota Baptist Laymen will
hold their annual banquet satur-
day, July 10. at 1880 pm at PHI
grim Baptist Church. Grotto at
West Central,
A program OF song and read
ings viii be heard during the
banquet hour according 10 NJ E
Bell, president OF the State Bap-
list Lay Organization,
Mr., Bell also stated that greet
ings win be brought by state pas
tors, Baptist officials OF the state
will give brief remarks,
Rev Floyd Massey Jr Is pastor
OF Pilgrim
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and attend a reception given by
the French Foreign Office for
them, after which, the students
win relax and visit the Worlds
Fair in Brussels, Belgium.
The Reverend James II. Robin
son and Rabbi Israel Mowshowitz
are the leaders and advisers Of the
Work Camp Project or Gross
roads Of Africa" The entire pro-
lect Is being coordinated from
Accra. Ghana, with Mr.. Philip c.
Wei. son OF the Chinese Minister
TO Iraq, administrative assistant
OF the project.
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MACEDONIA BAPTIST

We were privileged to hear a
wonderful sermon by Rev. d. S
Lloyd who spoke on the subject
Jesus. His text was from Rev
1:3 Blessed is he that readeth.'
They that hear the words of this
prophecy and keep those things
which are written therein for the
time is at hand.
Everyone is invited to attend
Macedonia next Sunday. We are
going to present soul-stirring
music by the Friendly Five, the
Seven Wonders, the Spiritulettes
the Soul Stirrers and others. 1t will
be a wonderful evening with
Christ.
Rev. B. c. Cassius, pastor.
Mrs. Gladys MCGOWAN, secre-
tary-reporter.
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ID. PATRICIA BLACK
RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL

u. Patricia Black. S6i9 Port
land Az S. Minneapolis was IN
TN Mount Sinai hospital for few
days recently. She was released
from the hospital Tuesday
Miss Black is the leading en-
tertainment and dance promoter
In the Twin Cities.
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CARD OF THANKS

We, the family of the late Mrs.
Gladys Kelly who died June IS
wish to thank the many friends
and neighbors for sympathy ex-
tended during the illness and death
of our beloved mother. For the
many cards, kilograms and floral
tributes to our loved one we are
deeply grateful.
Daughter, Martha r. Baldez.
Son-In-Law Godfrey Baldez.
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

MEMS DAY-JULY IS
Speaker will be the Mr.. Ern-
est c, Cooper Executive Secretary
OF the 81. Paul Urban League. His
topic The Churchman'S Respon-
sibihty in the Community. Co.
ehairmen are Mr.. VIM. Sayles and
Mr.. Thaddeus Toombs. Mr.. A. "
Han will direct the Mems Dav
Chorus. Other Mems Day chair
men are: James Culver. James
Cook Sr., j. p. Dorsey, Norman
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In memoriam of Oriene Will
hams, husband and father who
passed away July 4th, 1924.
God has taken you away.
Just for a moments rest.
We viii meet again someday.
Our Dear God knows what's best.
Sadly missed by wife, Mrs. Car
rie Williams daughters, Mrs. Edith
Preston and Mrs. Ora Williams.
Sons, Sydney Williams, George
Williams and grandchildren.
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So. pGgibs In African
St. Paul Student In
Africa For Work Camp
And Study Tour
BY SHERIFF. MAzTNoo

Manchester College senior, Miss Marcella sayes 575 w
Central Ave. ST. Paul in conjunction with the African Student
studyWork Camp Project completed the first leg Of her
journey June a. By departing from New York. after six
day brefng session From New York. the large group Of
sixty high school, undergraduate and graduate students and
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The leading newstandS In the
Twin Cities sell this Newspaper.
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Let all bitterness, and
wrath, and anger, and clam
our. and evil-speaking, be put
away from you. with all NAL
ice. And be We kind TO one
another. tender-hearted. for
giving one another, even as
God for Christ's sake hath
forgiven you.-(Ephesians 4;
81, S2.)
Those who would prove
their love for Our Lord Jesus
Christ, who would count
themselves worthy Of follow.
ing in His footsteps and of
worshipping Him, can do no
less than keep this injunction
Of Paul the Apostle engraved
on their hearts.
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$ ]. R, Campbell, us Western N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-21

Area B in Southwest Washing
ton, will be chairman.
Speakers on the program
will be James G. Banks, chief
of the Project Management
Division, District Redevelop-
ment Land Agency: Louis DAN
zig, executive director of the
Housing Authority of the City
of Newark; William L. Rafsky,
development co-ordinator OF
the City of Philadelphia; AL
bert Mayer, architect and plan
ner, and Senator Hubert Hum
phrey, Democrat of Minnesota
A banquet at 7 pm. will
conclude the annual meeting
The addresses win be given by
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Senator Sparkman, Of Ala
bama, chairman Of the Hous-
ing Subcommittee Of the Sem
ate Banking Committee, and
Representative Gordon Cam
field, Republican Of New Jersey.
The banquet also will serve
as a testimonial to Lee F. john
son who has been executive
vice resident Of the conference
since 1914 and is leaving to
become director of the Denver
Housing Authority. His sue
cessor, Francis x. Servaites.
who has been regional director
of the Public Housing Admin
istration in Puerto Rico for the
last 10 years, viii be introduced.
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U. S. Housing Unit
Will Hold PorIey

at 8 pm. tomorrow. His adj
dress will be followed by the
organizations annual business
meeting.
j. Orlando Ogle, president OF
the conference and chairman
of the Housing Authority OF
the Birmingham (Ala.) district.
will preside at the Monday
morning session.
Mayor Edmund Argyll OF
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The National Housing Con-
ference will hold its 9th an
nual meeting tomorrow ana
Monday in the Hotel Statler.
Representative Albert Rains,
Democrat of Alabama. chair
man of the Housing Subcom-
mittee of the House Banking
Committee, will be keynote
speaker for the opening session
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Memphis, Tenn, win be the
first speaker at the session
which opens at 10 am.
Others on the morning pro-
gram are Joseph d. keenan,.
vice president Of the AFL-CIO;
Albert M. Cole. administrator
of the Housing and Home FL
nance Agency. and Senator
Joseph s. Clark, Democrat OF
Pennsylvania.
At 2 pm. Monday the meet
ing will take up the general
subject, ingredients for a
Total Housing Program" James
H. Scheuer, of New York
whose firm Is redevelopmg
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EZEKIEL ID. MIDGET. ONCE
DARE COMMISSIONER DIES

Ezekiel Decatur Midget, 70,
died Tuesday at $50 am. in the
Lane Nursing Home, Woodville,
after an illness of 10 years.
He was native of Colington,
Dare County, and resided at Kitty
Hawk, most of his life. He was the
son of the late Ezekiel and Char
lotte CAMEL Midget, and husband
of Mrs. Betty Elizabeth Tolar
Midget, and was a retired Fisher
man and a member of Kitty Hawk
Methodist Church.
He had served on the Dare
County Board of Commissioners
at the time w. F. Baum was chair
man, and the Roanoke Sound
bridge was built, and he had serv-
ed many other public positions.
Beside his wife, he is survived
by four daughters, Mrs. Orlando
Meekins of Colington; Mrs. B. A.
Burge of Atlanta, Ga, Mrs. Roy
Quiz of Charlotte, and Mrs. Noah
Brickhouse of Powells Point; eight
sons, Ambrose Midget of Ashe-
vile, Robert Midget III of Kitty
Hawk, Alfred Midget of Moyock,
Carl Midget of Selden. N. Y
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COLUMBIA SENIOR WINS
A $Io0 SCHOLARSHIP

Columbia.-A 500 Scholarship
was won by a Columbia High
School Senior at the State All
Electric Congress at Hotel Char
lotte, last week sponsored by the
four power companies that oper-
ate in North Carolina.
Madge Morris, daughter of Sher-
iff and Mrs. Clair E. Morris re-
ceived the award for being judged
first place territorial winner for
having the best electric project in
the territory served by Virginia
Electric and Power Company.
An all-expense paid invitation
was given Miss Morris to give her
demonstration on Selection, Care
and Use of Electric Iron".
Also attending the event were
Tyrrell County winners Don Chap
lin and Loretta Brickhouse. The
group was accompanied by Mrs.
Elsie Edwards, Assistant Home
Agent.
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LARGE VISITATION FOR
YEAR REPORTED BY NPS

A total of 323,945 persons visit
ed Cape Hatteras National Sea-
shore during the year ending Octo-
Der 81, according to figures re-
leased by Robert Gibbs, superin-
tendent.
"This represents an increase of
Sd percent of the calendar year to
date" he pointed out.
While October this year showed
an increase of 43.1 percent over
October, 1857, the travel during
the past month in the National
Seashore was COS percent drop
from September.
Fort Raleigh National Historic
Site has had total of 83,962
visitors this year and the. past
month showed a small increase
over October last year.
Attendance at Wright Brothers
National Monument in October,
1858 totaled 11,467 as compared
to 16,140 last year during the
same month.
"Total visitors for January
through October last year was
302,638 as compared with 231, 595
this year." said Horace A Dough,
the superintendent.
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HOME DEMONSTRATION
AND All ACTIVITIES
IN TYRRELL COUNTY

Columbia.-Twenty-one Tyrrell
County All boys and girls will be,
for participation in district and
state activities, eligible to attend
All Recognition Day at Choco-
winity Nov. 9th.
They will be taken on a tour to
the TV stations, and all points of
educational interest during the
afternoon.
Achievement Program
Columbia.-A County Achieve
ment All program will be held at
the Columbia High School Thurs
day, Nov. Is at 1880 pm. Accom-
plishments through All during the
fiscal year Nov. '57-Nov. '58 will
be reviewed; a program 1888 All
History Book" win be presented.
At this event certificates and
awards will also be presented.
Schedule of Meetings
Schedule released by Mrs. Ann
E. Davenport, Home Agent, of
meetings of Home Clubs during
the coming week-Tuesday, Nov.
IL, Upper Sound Side at the home
of Mrs. H. L. Chaplin; Wednesday,
Nov. 12-Scuppernong Club at the
home of Mrs. Wilbert j. Brick
house, and Scotia at the home of
Mrs. E. l.. Phelps; Thursday, Nov.
10 Travis at the home of Mrs.
Hassell-all meetings are to begin
at 2 pm.
Alligator Home Club
Officers elected by the Alliga-
tor Home Club at the home of
Mrs. w. A. Hollis Friday were:
President, Mrs. Orville Howett,
Vice President, Mrs. Morris G..
Pritchitt; Secretary, Mrs. w. A.
Howett, and Treasurer, Mrs. Floyd
Hollis.
Reports to be given at Fall
Achievement day were reviewed
and planned by the new president.
Demonstration on Pictures" was
given by Mrs. Ann E. Davenport,
Home Agent, for II members and
one visitor.
Training Program
To prepare Foods and Nutrition
Leaders to give November demon
STATIONS, leader training pro-
gram was held in the office of
the Home Agent Thursday on
Simple Party Decorations and
Foods" by Miss Hilda Apple,
home economist of VEPCO.
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GUM NECK PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Smithson,
Mrs. T. j. Cooper and daughter,
Eunice, spent the week end in
Portsmouth.
Mrs. Connie Phelps and daugh-
tiers, Shelby and joyce, Mrs. E. E.
Sawyer and son Roy spent the
week end in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Whitson
Of Kill Devil Hills spent few
days here with relatives.
David Swindell was in Norfolk
Thursday and Friday.
Flay Patrick of New York left
Monday after visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Patrick.
Miss Grace Williams and Keith
Ward of Norfolk visited here the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Williams
spent the week end in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Fulcher of
Washington spert the week end
here with Mrs. M. v. Cohoon.
Jack Combs and Marvin Bas-
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FUNERAL MRS. MONTAGUE

Bethany Methodist Church, Wan
cheese, was packed with friends
Sunday afternoon when the funer-
al of Mrs. Lucetta Montague, 90,
was conducted. 1t was one of the
largest funerals known at Wan
cheese and had the greatest amount
of floral offerings. Rev. L. C. War
rem, the pastor conducted the flu
neral, assisted by Ernest Etheridge
and Carroll Daniels, pastors of the
Pentecostal church and natives of
Wanchese. The casket was covered
with a pail of pink and white car
nations. A solo, "Jesus is all the
World to Me-" was sung by Mrs.
Charles Daniels Jr., Mrs. Dallas
Tillett, organist. A solo, "Above
the Bright Blue" was sung by
Mrs. Elmo Daniels. Pail bearers
We're: Arnold Daniels, Ralph Meek
ms, Ward Daniels, Ernest Walker.
Richard Tillett and Herbert Tillett.
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ALLIE C. DANIELS DIES
AT ST. AUGUSTINE FLA.

A. c. "Allie" Daniels, 10 died
Saturday at DAT pm. at the home
in st. Augustine, Florida after be-
ing critically ill for three weeks.
He was a native of Wanchese, and
had many friends and relatives
there and had lived in st. Angus
tine for the past thirty-two years.
He was the son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Gideon Daniels of Wanchese.
Funeral services were held at
the NaZarene Church on Tuesday at
800 pm. with burial in d st. Aug
Justine cemetery. Survivors include
a daughter, Mrs. Racheal Light
sey; two sons, Gideon and Elmer,
all of st. Augustine; five grand
children, four great-grandchildren,
a sister. Mrs. Bette Gaskill, of
Wanchese, and number of nieces
and nephews.
He was well known and active in
church work, being a Superintend-
ent of Wanchese Sunday School
for number of years before GO
ing to st. Augustine, Florida with
the lighthouse service from which
he was retired on disability. Rela-
tives attending the funeral from
this area were Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ton Austin of Hatteras; Mr.. and
Mrs. Desmond Rogers of Manteo;
and Glenn Gaskill of Wanchese.
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If one would be successful in
the future, let him make the most
of the present. Mary Baker
Eddy
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JUNIOR WOMENS CLUB
PLAN CHRISTMAS DANCE

Columbia. = Columbia Junior
Woman's Club voted to enter the
Vogue" Sewing Contest Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. Mil
bred Hassell, with Mrs. Phyllis
Jones leader of the project.
Mrs. Zelda Pledger reported that
a dancing instructor was not inn
mediately available.
The annual Christmas dance
was voted to be held in conjunction
with the Creswell American Lee
gion this year, with Mrs. Mile
Alexander Ways and Means Chair
man to be in charge.
Plans were made for a Christ
mas party to entertain husbands
and friends during the holidays.
The president, Mrs. Helen
VERIFY, lead the Junior invocation,
the Club Collect, and the Junior
Woman's Pledge. A door prize fur
nished by the hostess was won by
Miss Lynda Knight.
The hostesses, Mrs. Mildred
Hassell, Mrs. Winnie Woodland and
Mrs. Statha McClees served pie
and soft drinks to the II attend
ing.
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LIONS ZONE MEETING
HAS GOOD ATTENDANCE

Presidents and secretaries and
other Lions of Zone / Lions clubs
met Tuesday night with the Man
teo club in the second advisory
zone meeting of the year. Hert-
ford, Camden, Elizabeth City,
Weeksville and Manteo clubs were
represented and discussed prob
lens arising among them. The
meeting was presided over by Zone
Chairman Earl Luton of Weeks
vile. Next zone meeting will be
March 20 in Hartford.
Among activities of the Manteo
Lions being planned are turkey
shoot the Saturday prior to
THANKSGIVING, the annual Christ
mas dance at the Shrine Club, and
continued sales of light bulbs, be-
ing joined in this effort by the
Sea Scouts of which the Lions
Club is sponsor.