The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-10-31

aHnudl HecIlHS last year, Is
member of the State Board of Di-
rectors, and has been active in
cancer work for 20 years.
cottages.
Friends are glad to see r. s.
Wahab up and about again, after
recent illness. On Wednesday he
made a business trip to Manteo.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Savage an
nounce the birth of a son, Philip
f. Savage Jr., Oct. 9, at Aberdeen,
Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Savage make
their home here at Ocracoke. He is
at the local Coast Guard station.
James Williams of Durham has
been visiting his father, H. ]. Will
liams. He and friends, also of Dur
ham, who stayed at Wahab Village
Hotel, enjoyed some fishing here.
Ethan Davis, son of, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stamey Davis of Morehead
City, visited Mrs. Elsie Tolson last
week end. He is stationed at the
Hatteras Inlet Coast Guard station.
Mrs. Charlie Tolson and Miss
Eleanor Gaskins visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Larry Simpson and son in
Elizabeth City recently.
Mrs. Fletcher Hoggard and chill
dren left last week to make their
home at Cape May, N. j., where
Mr.. Hoggard is stationed in the
Coast Guard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore O'Neal
of Hatteras visited their daughter,
Mrs. Charles Stowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Midget are
in Beaufort at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Mary Midget, hav-
ing been called there because their
daughter, Mrs. Geneva O'Neal, suf-
fered injuries in an automobile
accident and has been in Morehead
City hospital. Her sister, Miss
Joyce Midget, went to Beaufort
last Saturday to see her.
John Gaskill of Norfolk was
home last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Styron, Mrs.
Annie Williams, and Mrs. Murray
Spencer are planning a>trip to Tam
pa, Fla, this week to visit Murray
Spencer, Willard Williams, John N.
Midget, Jr., all of whom are work
ing there. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Williams, both natives of Ocra-
coke, now of Norfolk, are living
in Tampa this winter.
Mrs. Brittina Williams, who has
been hospitalized at Morehead City
hospital, is now staying at the
home of Mrs. Lucy Dickinson in
Beaufort.
Ranger and Mrs. Hazen Brooks
returned Saturday, after visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Mark Coed
jen, in Green Bay, Wis. They made
the trip out and back by plane
from Norfolk, enjoying this meth
cd of travel very much. #
| X. A. Mcdonald, Superintendent
of the Hoke County Schools, Rae
ford, N. c., is at Wahab Village
Hotel this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Love of
Norwood, Pa, are here for a week
of fishing, staying with Capt. and
Mrs. Walter C. O'Neal.
PTA Meeting
Ocracoke, Oct. 20. - Ocracoke
P.T.A. at its Tuesday night meet
ing, October 20, made final plans
for the annual Carnival which
comes on Friday night, October
31st. This is always a gala occa-
sion with the school rooms deco
rated in Halloween motif, and
with happy throng of young and
old out for the evenings fun. Mrs.
Benjamin E. Spencer, president of
the P.T.A., has appointed working
groups and everything is in readi-
ness. There will be darts, bihgo,
hit the bottle, ring toss, fortune
telling, fish ponds and shrimp
pond, as well as some other attrac-
lions. And of course, there will be
hot dogs, drinks, cake, popcorn,
I etc. on sale. The Carnival will be-
gin at z pm. Proceeds are used
by the P.T.A- for school needs.
Everyone is urged to come out for
the big event.
| Hostesses at this meeting were
Mrs. Virginia Esham, Miss Kath-
leen Bragg, Mrs. Lillian Fulcher,
MRS. Hazen Brooks, Mrs. Doris
Garrish, and Mrs. Dorothy Garrish