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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-28
REVIVAL SERVICES TO Be
HELD WEEK. or MARCH g
BY MANTEO METH ODISTS

A series of revival services will
be conducted at Mt. olivet Meth
odist Church in Manteo each night
during the week of March 9th
thru 14th, according to the Rev.
L. A. Aitken, pastor. Each Meth
odist charge in the northeastern
part of the state will be conduct
ing similar services in a simultane-
Gus evangelistic effort. In prepa-
ration for this event, the church's
commission on Membership and
Evangelism, under the chairman
ship of Mrs. E. E. Meekins, has
surveyed the community and dis
covered over $50 persons outside
the church for whom the church
feels spiritually responsible. These
persons will be prospects for visits
by evangelistic teams of the
church.
Guest speaker for the week will
be DR.. ]. v. Early, pastor of Grace
Methodist Church at Wilmington,
N. C. DR.. Early is native of
baltimore, N. c., and received his
theological education at Asbury
Theological Seminary, Wilmore,
KY. He has been a member of the
North Carolina Annual Conference
since 1884 and has served Method
ist Appointments at Manners, Hills
boro, Yanceyville, Ayden, Dunn,
Smithfield and Wilmington. He
served as district secretary of
evangelism for five years, and has
served since 1852 as secretary of
the Conference Commission on
World Service and Finance. He has
an outstanding record of church
building, having organized three
new churches and built six.
The service Sunday night, March
9th, will begin at TAO PM, and
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-28
| COSTS VIRGINIA BEACH
MAN $500 FOR TAKING
As DUCKS UNLANVFULLY

An out-of-season haul of 46
ducks cost a 58-year-old Virginia
Beach man $500 Wednesday.
Columbus Roosevelt White, ar
rested Feb. Fl, by federal
and state game officials, drew
two fines of $3.50 each on counts
of unlawful possession of wa
terfowl and out-of-season shooting
in a hearing before U. S. Com
missioner George v. Creole, Jr.
Creole commented the penalties
were the heaviest he has ever inn
posed in a duck case.
Walter Price, U. S. game man.
agement agent for Virginia, testi-
fled that the ducks We're in the
rear of Whites station wagon
when he was apprehended. He said
White told him he had killed the
ducks in nearby North Carolina.
The defendant, identified as a
professional hunting guide, said
he had killed the ducks "for my
family's use-I needed them for
food" But Cameron Mundren,
Princess Anne County game war
den, said White had told him ear
lier he planned to sell the ducks.
Price said out-of-season hunting
is particularly harmful this year.
He termed the duck season in Vir-
ginia and North Carolina mighty
bad"
After the hearing a friend post
ed bond for Whites appearance to
pay the fine. Later in the day,
White paid the fine in full.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-28
HENDERSON COUNTY NAMED
PROGRESS COUNTY OF YEAR

Henderson County has been
named winner of the 1857 North
Carolina County of the Year in
Rural Progress" contest, according
to the N. C. Board of Farm Or
CARNATIONS and Agencies, sponsor
of the contest.
AS first place winner, Henderson
County will receive $1,000 cash
award, given by various CONNER
cial and industrial organizations in
an effort to foster all elements of
rural progress in the state, accord
ing to Davis S. Weaver, director,
N. C Agricultural Extension Serv-
ice and members of the awards
committee.
Area winners, each of which will
received $500 cash awards, are
Alexander, Montgomery, Person
and Pasquotank Counties.
Sixty-three counties entered the
1857 contest, according to Weaver
Former state winning counties
include Rockingham, 1862; Orange
1858; Wilson, 1854; Ashe, 1855;
and Fender, 1856. Under the rules
of the contest a county cannot re-
peat as an area winner, but is
entitled to compete for the state
title,
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-28
MRS. LOWE DAVIS REIFF

Mrs. LOWE Davis Reiff, wife of
Woody A. Reiff and daughter of
the. late Robert L. and Mary Louise
Basnight Wescott, died early Sat
urday, Feb. Is, at a hospital in
Hawthorne, Calf, following a
heart attack Thursday.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by three sisters, Mrs.
J. P. Gruver of Wilmington,
Calf, Mrs. j. T. Gray of Gardena,
Calf. and Mrs. George w. Meekins
of Avon; a half-brother, Robert
L. Wescott Jr. of Baltimore, a
step-mother, Mrs. Matte Wescott,
of Kitty Hawk; two nephews,
Denny and Jackie Gruver of Will
mington, Calf.
Funeral services were Monday at
Hawthorne, Calf. Interment was
in Arizona.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-28
NEWS
Continued from Page Four)

CHURCH DESTROYED = The
Chapel Hill Presbyterian Church
suffered damage estimated at a
quarter million dollars last Friday
from a blaze which repeatedly
started in the basement furnace
room; the church served a mem
bership of 400 townspeople and
1000 University of North Carolina
students.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-28
HOLIDAY CoNFUsIoN-A $

HOLIDAY CONFESSIONAL sign
on Raleigh's parking meters says
no coins are required on legal holi-
days, but, although the North
Carolina State Manual lists Feb
ruary % as a legal holiday, Wash
ington's birthday saw scores of
cars tagged with tickets for fail
ing to feed the meters; officials
said the city ordinance recognises
only four holidays, besides SUM-
days, when the meters will not
neutrality-suspicious. Day, Labor
Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.
ESCAPEE DIDN'T ESCAPE-A
skeleton found under the floor OF
the Tennessee state prison metal
shop last week has been tentatively
identified as that of Paul Joe
Payne, a prisoner whose disap-
pearance on September 2, 1899
had completely baffled prison
authorities; he is believed to have
been slain by other prisoners.
CLOTHING ASSISTANCE-Pres-
byterian churches in the Norfolk
area have sent nearly 1000 pounds
of clothing to be used by needy
migrant workers in cold-stricken
Florida.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-28
PARTY FOR FIVE ON FIFTH
BIRTHDAY OF SUSIE BARDIN

A party of five celebrated the
birthday Saturday afternoon, Feb
ruary %, of Susie Bardin, at the
home of her grandparents, DR.. and
Mrs. James C. Bardin in Manteo
The table was covered with a
birthday cloth and conferred with q
pink and green cake topped with
five pink candles. The cake was
served with ice cream, and each
child received basket of minis
in pastel colors. Favors were
straw basket lapel pins and Mother
Goose handkerchiefs.
Guests included the honoree, Ce-
liza Fields, Susan Meekins, Sheila
Greet and Christine Midget.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-28
DARE CHRISTIAN WORKERS
SCHOOL is POSTPONED

The Dare Christian Workers
School, originally scheduled for the
Mount Olivet Methodist Church,
Manteo, March 3 through March 6,
has been postponed until the week
of April IA through II, at the
same place, according to the Rev.
C. L. Warren, Dean. The postpone
ment was made necessary when
one Of the instructors found it inn
possible to come at the earlier date
because Of an illness in her family.
The Christian Workers School is
for church school teachers and
other interested persons who wish
to learn more about teaching in
the church school and about the
Christian life in general.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-28
C0FIELD IN GERMANY

Seventh Army, Germany (AHT
Nc).-Pvt, Layton Cofield Jr.,
whose wife,, Virginia, lives at 1912
McDuffie Ave-, Columbia, recently
participated in Sabre Hawk. a
Seventh Army maneuver which in
volved more than 100000 troops in
Germany. Cofield is cook in the
868th Field Artillery Battalion's
Battery A. His father lives in
Dunn.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-28

the services each evening for the
remainder of the week will begin
at 500 pm. Mr.. Aitken invites the
members and friends of Mt. Oliyet
Church to attend these services
whenever possible to hear the in
spring messages from one of
North Carolina Methodismfs great
preachers.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-28
MACS HEAD HOME CLUB

Mrs. Horace Barnett was hostess
to the Mays Head Home Club on
Feb. 18th. A demonstration on pies
and pastry was given by Mrs. Carl
Nunemaker. Jr. and Mrs. Lewis
Mann. The pies were served to the
following others who attended:
Miss Alexander, Home Agent, Mrs,
John Wise and Mrs. Edward Reber
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July 10

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TODAYS RADIO
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10 Learning: Epicurus
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.Nepotism Reors
Its Head Again

HOLLYWOOD @.-Alan
Ladd. after many years Of
stardom. finally is supporting
someone In q movie.
The kid is David Laid.
aged 10. He's related by mar
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Il looked at the script Of
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that the kid in the show ran
away with the picture. I took
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had put in q good word for
me and asked that ! play his
father"
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amusing filmed take-oR on David and Goliath" spm,
WTOP-9
Shirley Temples Soryb0ok Beauty and the Beast"
tastefuly done fairy tale with winning performance
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terms without the usual fey touches and the youngsters
should be pleased by IT, Charlton Heston eThe Beast
Z. O. Marshall (Beauy's father and Barbara Bailey
and June Lockhar 1.-THE sisters contribute good
performances and Shirley Temple the narrator Your
pfeviewer suggests letting the youngsters stay up little
Dnah Shore Show-Dinahs in New York tonight with
Broadway Stars Julie Andrews of MY Fair Lady,, Art
Carney cThe Rope Dancers and Chita Rivera "West
Side Story the guest list Julie does her show
stopper, II Could Have Danced All Night" and teams
with Dinah whispering Hope" Vaudeville sketch has
Dnah and Carney scrapping their land dance
act and dueting bit of nonsense Doodle Doc Doc"
Other tunes include Dinahs Melancholy Baby" and the
big nnale "Lichtenstener Polka" lcolor1 pm,
WRC-.
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amusing filmed take-on on David and Goliath" 9 pm
WTOp-9
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington D. c. E-3
n, H.

Bernstein conducts the
orchestra in Mendelssohn's
Italian Symphony No. 4 in
A Major.
1890. WWDC--Bob viii Show:
annie Get Your Gun"
selections are featured with
Mary Martin and John
Raitt.
1880. WRC-Youth Wants TO
Know: Guest is Senator
Karl Mundt Republican Of
South Dakota.)
1880, WTOP-Capitol Cloak
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9:O5, WTOP-New York Phil
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TeIevison programs for the week carried in the
Televue with todays Star Following is supplementary
information todays programs received after Televue
went 10 press. 4
400, WRC N)-sports Headlines OF 1857.
400. WAAL t7)-Studio Z.
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Diario las Américas., 1958-04-10
oTRos cUATRo.


Fuerza Aerea de SUI pals, para
transporter armaS de la Republi.
ca Dominicana a Cuba.
Ell captain Gomez dijo que el
y u tres ~co-pilotos eran la ul-
TINA dotacion con que contaba
ell expreso aereo y ell avion, ell
ultimo disponible de la empresa.
Despegaron del aerodromo de
Campo Columbia en- la tarde de
aver y llegaron a Miami a ESQ
de las clnco de la tarde. Los
otros pilotos son Humberto Blan-
co, Domingo Torres y Fernando
Alvarez.
Segun Gomez, la policia 10 te-
MIA bajo c~onstante vigllancia.
"Hasta cuando fui a la playa con
dos muchachas los policias Sc pu-
sieron traje de bano y nos 81
guieron" dijo
Ahadio que la fuerza aerea GU
bana tiene aviones de combate
en- ell aerodromo de Campo Co.
lumbia. "pero 20 les die por ra-
dio que estabamos en- un vuelo
de entrenamiento y no nos mo-
lestaron".
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-10
,EDAcTARAN.
(Viene de la Pagina -

xico, Nicaragua, Birmania, Wet
nan, Indonesia, Corea y Filipinas.
FL proyecto de C6digo del Mar,
de las Naciones Unidas reconoce q
los estados riberehos un "derecho
especial en- 10 reterente a la con-
servacior de la riqueza pesquera en-
alta mar contiguos a sus aguas te-
%rritoriales, pero les permite actuar
unilateralmente en- ese sentido, So
lamente despues que pescan en- las
mismas aguas,
La enmlenda latinoamericana, en-
Gambia permitiria que esas medi-
das u~nilaterlales pudieran ser apli-
cadas durante las negociaciones o
aun antes de ell as, siempre que clio
Sc jastif.cara con datos cientificos.
La enmienda incluye algunos otros
puntos, pero este ultimo es ell nu-
do de la question.
Como 0tros spaises han presenta-
do tambien algunas enmiendas, la
reunion de anoche tuvo por obje-
to, e ell modo de j~untarlas todas
en- una sola
Todas las demas comiSiones ace
leraron tambien sus trabaios des-
pues que la Comisi6n de Iniciativas
hizo un balance de 10 hecho hasta
ahora y senalo que solo Is articulos
del codigo han sido aprobados, in
cluyendo cdatro que 10 han sido
solo en- parte.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-10
DADE
: Viene de la Pae s

- Vlene de la Pag 5 -
cuando. este regrese de SUI viaie
a. Los Angeles.
Campbell ha anunciado va, sin
embargo que Ell quiere que las
nuevas tasaciones esten controla-
das por I'm tasador del Condado,
quien reciblria consoles, pero no
sfn%strucciones, de los tasadores mu.
nicipales
Sc dice que John Gautier, actual
tasador del Condado, es el candi-
dato de Campbell para ell cargo. La
plaza de Gautler, que ha sido hasta
ahora un cargo elective, quedara
abolida ell dia prImero de Mayo,
de acuerdo cor los E~statutos Metro
,politanos al sci transferida SUI au-
toridad. al administrator Camp
bell.
Los estatutos requieren tambien
que en- esa fecha Sc de comienzo a
.feavalorar todas las propiedades,
urbanas rustlcas y personales SUI
Jetas a contribuclones. dentro del
Condado Las nuevas tasaciones
deberan estar terminadas para ell
'dia primero de enero de 1860, en-
cuya fec'a todos los municipios de-
ssberan abandonar sus tasaciones ~
sadoptar las fijadas por ell metro.
FL Comite de los municipios in
eluira a Gautier y a los tasadores
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-10

comitiva de Arturo Frondizi, ell
presidents electo de Argentina.
Damonte Taborda, ex diputado
radical y ex director del vesperti-
n 10 argentine "Critica", cuya inclu-
sion en- ell sequito de Frondizi pro
voc6 ell retro de los edecanes mi
litares argentinos que habrian
acompanado al presidente electo
durante SUI vista a varios paises de
la America del Sur.
Sc abstuvo de dar explicaciones
sobre ST. decision de no seguir con
Frondizi.
Neg6 tambien tener conocimien-
to de que Frondizi 10 piense NOM
brar Embajador de Argentina en-
Uruguay, al tomar possession de la
presidencIa ell primero de mayo.
Sus amigos dajeron que ell hecho
de que permaneciera en- Uruguay,
obedece a instrucciones que Da-
monte Taborda recibi6 del mismo
Frondizi, para que estudie ell
proyecto de la central hidroelec-
trica de 1000 kilovatios que Ar
gentina y Uruguay piensan cons
truir en- Salto Grande.