The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-11-21
COLUMBIA PERSONALS

Teachers Day., November IS,
was observed at the high school
by the Columbia Woman's Club.
To begin the days work in the
class room, each instructor was
greeted with esteem and gratifi-
cation expressed by large bou-
quet of chrysanthemums on the
desk, by which was placed copy
of the Teachers Prayer. The
club president and secretary, Mrs.
d. M. Bridgeman and Mrs. j. M.
Carroll made the early visit to the
school to effect this greeting.
Forty-six students of Tyrrell
High School showed high scholas-
tic abilities during the second
month of school by receiving
Grade "A"-Honor Roll. Of this
group IA were above the sixth
grade, as released by L. A. Keiser,
principal. Grade "B" Honor Roll
was made by 1872 students, with
forty-five above the sixth grade.
Grade 1913, Grade 11-6, Grade
10-6, Grade 90, Grade Sd,
and Grade 10.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rose
of Route 8 daughter, Sunday,
November 16, at the Columbia
Hospital. Mrs. Rose is the former
Dolores Brickhouse.
Mrs. Ann E. Davenport, Home
Agent announces meetings of
Home Clubs for next week: Tues
day, Nov. %, Gum Neck with Mrs.
B. G. Alexander; Wednesday, Nov.
&c, Frying Pan with Mrs. Bassie
Spencer; Thursday, Nov. 81, Cabin
Swamp with Mrs. Winifred Com
stock; Friday, Nov. %, Alligator
with Mrs. r. NJ. Cohoon. All meet
ings will begin at 2 pm.
On Tuesday, November 25th,
Tyrrell County farmers will vote
on a program which is of interest
to every farmer in Tyrrell Coun-
ty-the 1859 corn program, says
D. E. Steagall, ASC Office Man
ager. The polls will open at am.
and remain until 6 pm. Polling
places for communities: CREEKS
= Agricultural Building; GUM
NECK-Herman Cohoon's Store;
SUPERINTENDENT FOX
Store, and SOUND SIDE = Mrs.
Anr;a Vaphor.n'S Store
The Bible Glass with Mrs. w.
F. Simmons as teacher of the
Malachi's Chapel Free Will Baptist
have taken on the project of lands
Gaping the lawn around the new
parsonage. A plat was made for
the grounds by landscaplng
technician, a friend of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Pledger, for the use OF
local shrubs. The members are OBJ
tanning gifts of shrubbery, and are
having it planted.
Michael Griffin of CASTOR Tech
nical Institute, Gastonia, was home
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Basnight last week end. Michael
is planning to spend Thanksgiving
visiting friend in Tennessee.
The heavy fog which rolled in
so fast Early Sunday night strand
ed several parties of fishermen in
Alligator River and Second Greek
until daylight Monday morning.
Among the group were Mr.. and
Mrs. Carley A. Spencer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Voliva, w. A. Will
liams and Nick Bateman.
Mrs. Winifred Brickhouse under
went surgery at Chowan Hospital
last week.
William S. Rogers, former exc
cutive of the Richmond Cedar
Works who spent much time in
Tyrrell during operations here
visited old friends here Thursday.
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Auxiliary served a fund raising
Turkey dinner at the Columbia
High School Cafeteria Sunday eve
ming.
Home for the week end from
E. C. c., Greenville are Misses
Jane Selby, Judy McDuffy, Jack
McDuffy, Jack Harris, Yvonne
Brickhouse, Carlyle Harrell, w. j..
White, Jr., Bobbie Primer.
Sam S. Woodley Jr. of U. N. c..
spent the week end home.
Mrs. w. A. VERIFY who has spent
the past week in Norfolk returned
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Alexander
and children of Norfolk spent the
week end with their parents Mrs.
James E. Alexander and Mr.. and