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BUSINESS PROP. ron RENT

HAVE BUILDING. e4x24, with ad-
l SHp ior tsRssd o. n ss S ayOS ud
mo. HU, 3-442I.
KENNEDY ST. NV. 50e--Entire
bldg, 10000 50, H., suitable for
any large business; reasonable
rent. b. b. ALLISON. RA. 3-06l3.
LARGE STORE and q bakery for
rent. plenty parking In. the rear;
reasonable. 3l14 oeorgia ave-.
LOT. surfaced. lighted, l00xe50
~. 0lassmanor, opposite Eastcyer
shopping ,enter. p. O. Co., Nd,
GEO. s. KING Co, Lu. 4-250l
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2-AFT. BLDG 2 6sdFmS.. bath e..
Good NE Joe. $1,000 annual ln.
come; gePga Also ptcEs, l, 4 p 1;
iO.UNIT APT. BLDG, close IN
Montg,. Co; owner must sell, Over
$4,000 annual income. Mod. y
story bldg No feasonebls .QiIer re-
fused. RAFFBLL RIAL ESTATE.
JU. o-1l03, EVess Ju, $4,000,
COLORED-DUPLEx, modern. With
lge. lot. Anchor fence. sood rents,
Each apt. has 2 rms, breakfast
excel, cpnd. l2R return, LOUIS
p. SHOEMAKER. Ma. 8-il06.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

INDUSTRIAL YARD FOR RENT
400 So. It. ONCE space and 5000
50. II. industrial yard. Available
Immediately. IA. 6-6122 or JE.
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R0ATs

AUXILIARY CRUISING sAILBOAT,
"a ~: sl9op re, inboard ensins,
Call CIR. 3-4e47.
Is-cRAFT, Ie-ft, Sea skin, 60
ssiipDs;as inH%Ss N 'a.7 ISlEy equipped;
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ROSE ~

CHEVROLET
Columbia Pike and s. Glebe Rd.
Arlington, Va. IA. 7-67s5
CHEVROLET SO Bel Air 4-dr. hard
top sedan; immac. 2-tone, VS.,
auto. power steering and brakes;
S2,195; trade. terms. KIRK MOTOR
CO., 1000 Ga. ave, ia. 0.4e00.
- 1858. Yeoman sta
ton wagon, automatic trans, =.
and h.: $500. Call EN-. 6-1044.
CHEVROLET '5s Nomad station
wagon; 1 owner; T. and b.; ST..
795: $3.50 down.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-06-12
LANGLEY TO INSTALL
NEW OFFICERS TUES.
FOR MANTEO LIONS

Next Tuesday night is installa-
ton night for the Manteo Lions
Club, with Past District Governor
Bob Langley of Bath scheduled as
installing officer. The meeting will
get underway at 7:15 p. m.
Incoming officers are as follows:
President, Willett Tillett; LIST, End
and 3rd Vice-Presidents in that
order, Alvah Ward, Jr., Ralph
Implicit, H. A. Greet, Jr.; Trea-
surer, Everett Liverman; Secre-
tary, Melvin Jackson; Asst. Sec,
Jack Tillett; Directors, Earl Green,
Ralph Implicit and DIR. w. w,
Harvey, Jr.; Lion Tanner, Walter
Andrews; Tailtwister, Tom m y
Daniels.
The new officers will serve
through next June. AS has been the
custom for several years. installa-
ton night is also ladies night.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-06-12
WAYLAND FRY. POPULAR
MANTEO TEACHER DIES
SUDDENLY ON VACATION

Wayland Fry, SO, faculty mem
Der of Manteo Elementary School
and assistant coach of athletics
at Manteo High Schol, died sud-
denly Thursday night of heart
attack at the home of his brother,
Charles Fry, in Carthage.
Funeral services were conduct
ed at Summers Hill Baptist
Church in Carthage Saturday at
8 pm.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Dotty Afford Fry, and one
small son, Harmon. They had gone
to Carthage to visit relatives this
week end.
He was the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Haywood Fry of Carthage. Two
brothers Homer and Charles Fry
of Carthage also survive.
Mr.. Fry had served a short
time as chairman of the Dare
County Board of elections. He had
taught in Manteo for the past
eight years, and was a highly re-
garded citizen, making his home
on the beach near Whalebone. He
was a member of the Masonic
Lodge in Carthage, and Manteo
Lions Club, and a member of the
Baptist Church.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-06-12
KITTY HAWK MAN SAVES
THREE FROM DROWNING

always ready" is the motto of
the Coast Guard, so when Tom
Dowdy Al, home on leave, heard
someone cry for help, he rushed to
the ocean, and found three people in
trouble, and saved their lives from
the sea. Swimming out, he rescued
Edgar O'Neal of Maple, and his
two ten, year old children Edgar
Jr. and Linda Rae, age 10. The
father, AZ, has lost consciousness
while trying to keep his children
above waterr.
Dowdy is now os lightship duty
in Boston, but was formerly at
tached to Coast Guard headquar-
tiers in Norfolk where he owns a
home. He is the SON of w. T. Dow
dy, and his wife is the former
Virginia Beasley Of Kitty Hawk.
They have a son, Wayne. While at
his old home on leave, Mr.. Dowdy
was repainting his beach cottage.
He is approaching retirement.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-06-12
PORTO RICANS TAKE
HONORS IN MARLIN
CONTEST OF WEEK
But Next Round Will Be In Por.
to Rican Waters in Aug
ust Widely Publicised

Senior Esteban A. Bird and his
Puerto Rican Club Nautico blue
marlin team won the first heat of
a two phase challenge match off
Cape Hatteras this week. With
seven giant blues totaling 1,717
pounds the Puerto Ricans won over
DIR. J. C. Overbey and his Cape
Hatteras Billfish Club.
AL Pfleuger the noted Miami
taxidermist whose mounted game
fish at Oregon Inlet Fishing Cen
ter and many of the hotels, res
taurants and private homes of
this region caught the lone billfish
credited to the Cape Hatteras Bill
fish Club. His big blue scaled at
1861 pounds.
Second heat of the challenge
match will be held in Puerto Rican
waters August 1917 instead OF
September as originally planned.
Tourist Bureau Manager Aycock
Brown has declined an invitation
to attend the Puerto Rican phase
of the match, as guest of the two
clubs, August being too busy a
month to leave the Dare Coast.
Governor Luther Hodges was at
Hatteras fishing with Walter Will
kins of Norfolk the weekend and
he gave the Puerto Ricans an Of
ficial greeting from North Carolina
and congratulated them for their
achievement. Bill Gulley, chief
photographer for the State Adver-
Using Divisions, Raleigh, and Jim
Mays, outdoor editor of Virginian
Pilot accompanied the Governor
and Mr.. Wilkins for two offshore
trips to observe the billfish match.
John Randolph, New York Times,
Dick Pierce, Charlotte Observer,
Jennings Culley, Richmond News
Leader, the Associated Press, Uni
ted Press, Sports Illustrated Maya
zine and Field and Stream had
representatives, covering the "blue
marlin capital of the World"
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-06-12
BEGUN
TO COLLECT OLD
TAXES IN DARE
Large Sums Owing. and consid-
cradle Total Payments Re-
ceived; Drive Continues

The tax collection campaign re-
Gently begun in Dare County is
beginning to bear fruit and some
$4,000 had been paid in, long over
due through the period since 1941.
When the Board of Commissioners
employed help to compile this list
of taxes countrywide, they found
experienced aid from Mrs. Ralph
Davis, and gave her duty of going
over the books which had been so
long neglected.
The job is so long and detailed
that complete figures have not
been tabulated, but the collectible
amount owing the county approx
mated $4,000. 1t has been deter
mined that the sum of more than
$4,000 was long past due in five
districts, in two townships, and of
this sum $4,000 is considered
worthless because of the many
small amounts for which collection
had not been ATTEMPTED, and so
many of the persons having died,
or moved away; while in many
cases, some were errors in listing.
But it is estimated that when the
interest is figured on the balance,
the county should derive at least
$4,000 out of the five districts,
in which basic amounts due are
shown as follows: Manteo white,
See CAMPAIGN, Page Twelve
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-06-12
MACS HEAD LEADERS
START CAMPAIGN
TO CLEAN LITTER
AII-Importance Of Clean Beaches
As Business Asset Is Stressed
in Letters

"The SCARED and Uttered road
side," is the subject of campaign
now being waged by the Mays
Head Chamber of Commerce
through a special Anti-Litter Cam
paign committee which consists Of
P. ]. M. Bayne and Mrs. Phoebe
Hayman, leading business people.
The businessmen of Mays Head
are aware of commercial and other
losses to the community that can
come through encouragement of
tourist business caused by insight
ly, unkept and unkempt roadsides
and premises.
The following appeal has been
sent out by them this week to all
Mays Head property owners:
During this past year, we have
examined the changing needs of
our rapidly growing beaches. All
of us are aware and appreciative
of the wonders of it's development.
However, there has arisen among
us that menace-THE SCARED
AND Uttered ROASIDE.
"We are all aware of Governor
Hodges sweeping views and APP
peals to "Make North Carolina
Beautiful" and his promotions of
an "Anti-Litter Campaign. We,
however, would like to go further
and institute a Decentralization
Campaign" to accent our natural
attractions and allow nothing to OBJ
struct them.
eve find the roadside approach
es to many business establish
ments and residences are cluttered
and uninviting. Often this is over
sight.
eve feel that is is to the adj
vantage of everyone to present an
attractive appearance to all visi-
tors. Many will be here for the
first time, and we want all of them
to return-with friends and rela-
tives.
Following is checklist of no.
ticeable faults. Please survey your
property for weaknesses of physi-
cal attraction.
1. Crumbling out-buildings. 2.
Piles of debris--tin cans, decayed
building materials, uncovered gar
bage. Also paper and lightweight
refuse strewn over yards. 8. I'm
See LITTER, Page Twelve
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-06-12
OPENING DAY OF
LOST COLONY. Is
TO.BE ON JUNE IT
To Be Called Dare County Day.
With Some Sort Of A PRO
gram" Being Thrown To-
gether

Plans for an old fashioned Dare
County Day filled with entertain
ment to precede the 10Th season
premiere of Paul Green's SYM
phonic drama The Lost Colony at
Fort Raleigh National Histroic
Site on June 81 are announced to-
day by Jim Rea, County Farm
Agent.
Rea is chairman of the Dare
County Day program under spon-
sorship of Friends of The Lost
Colony. He has several hard work
ing committee members assisting
him on the Dare Beaches, Roanoke
Island and elsewhere in the county
The program begins at A O'Clock
with a parade of boats past Water
side Theatre on the waters of Roa-
noke Sound.
Between 4:30 and 5 o'clock will
be presented a water ski show
Then Tavern Watson, of WAR
TV, Norfolk, will be master OF
ceremonies during an hour-lone
program on Waterside Theatre
stage between five and six o'clock
Gone of the highspots of this
program will be the introduction
Of Roanoke Island residents who
had roles in the original Lost
Colony pageant on a Virginia Dare
birthday back in the 1920's," sale
Rea. ave will also introduce mem.
bers of the present symphonic
drama company during this phase
of the program"
Between six and seven O'Clock
there will be a picnic supper al
Fort Raleigh. Local residents will
be expected to bring their owl
food although arrangements have
been made to feed up to 400 ad.
ditional guests through the cour.
tesy of hotel and motel operators
and other vacation businesses OF
Roanoke Island and the Dare
DCe1CIIcSs
The food for guests will be fur.
nished as follows by several loca
caterers. National Park Service
personnel will cooperate.
BETWEEN 7:15 and 7:45 o'clock
dances by Portsmouth, Boy Scout
will be presented on the stage OF
Waterside theatre with prizes to be
awarded for the Friends of Lost
Colony model building, doll dress
ing and essay contest winners.
A gala display of fireworks will
be presented over Roanoke Sound
during 10 minute period begin
ming at 8 P. NJ, and the 10th sea-
son premiere of the original and
longest running symphonic drama,
The Lost Colony, will begin at S:15
o'clock.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-06-12
DAREOLINA. THE NEW
RESTAURANT, OPEN FOR
BUSINESS AT MACS HEAD

The imposing new structure
featuring steel and glass, the Dare
DINA Restaurant at Mays Head, is
open for business. Contracted this
spring by Archie Burrus and Ward
Daniels, the new facility seats 140
persons, 70 in each of its dining
halls.
1t is oceanfront, at lower Mays
Head, and plans are to be open
about 16 hours a day. Manager of
the firm is a Wanchese native,
Arts L. Crank, who has served
several years in the food business
in Norfolk and other areas.
Plans are to cater to a heavy
amount of banquet and parties.
First of these will be the Manteo
High School Class of '29 which is
gathering this weekend and will
hold its party Saturday night.
A formal opening will be OBJ
served Friday, the 10Th of June.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-06-12
DIAL TELEPHONE SERVICE
BUXTON EXCHANGE JULY J

The new dial system exchange
at Buxton, Cape Hatteras, now be-
ing established by the Norfolk &
Carolina Telephone and Telegraph
Co. will establish its service on
July z, w. w. Chase, company
manager said this week.
The exchange, equipped TO r
service to Hatteras township and
Avon will supersede the old mag
neto service so long used on the
beach, and the old hand-crank
phones are to be no more, save
at some isolated villages of Hat
teras Island.
All present service of this type
will be discontinued as of July Z,
and those interested in having
phone service on and after July
Z will need to make arrangements
at once with the telephone COM
pany. 49,,
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-06-12
mo MANS LAND"
FOLK VOTE TERM
INTO OBLIVION
Overwhelmingly Favor Joining
Manfeo School District in
Vote Held Saturday

"No Mans Land" is a term that
no longer exists in fact. By a vote
of A. to II the citizens of this
three mile stretch between Kill
Devil Hills and the "Jigsaw" road
at Mays Head, Saturday declared
their preference of joining with
the Manteo school district.
A considerable effort had been
made by patrons of the Kitty
Hawk District to get this area in
with them, but by petition the citi-
zens in the Mays Head area af-
fected, got a vote to enable them
to officially express their approx
al.
Considerable effort had been
made by emmissaries to the north
to upset the trend of the election,
but, little progress was made.
Citizens and property holders of
this area will now contribute to
the support of the Manteo school
through the special tax district.
They have indicated they wish
: their children to attend this school.
In the area, which voted to join
tn Manteo District Saturday, there
is listed a total property value of
$2,S29, SOB which will permit re-
duction in the tax rate required to
meet bond payments for the new
high school building which serves
the area.
Holders of the election Saturday
were C. S. Culpepper, Mrs. Rich
ard Mann, persons living in the
area registered. Several had to be
out of town, some of them due tc
illness. Ten failed to vote thereby.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-06-12
ALLISON A. WHITE TO
BE MANTEO PRINCIPAL

Allison A. White, who has been
teaching since 1927 has been Sc
lected as Principal of the Manteo
High School and expects to move
to Manteo with Mrs. White By
August 1. The Whites have two
children, now grown. He is ma
tive of Whiteston in Perquimans
County, and has taught many
years in southeastern N. c., coming
to Manteo from Shallotte, where
he headed 40 teacher school. He
was also principal of 40-teacher
school at Tabor City and has
taught at Bladenboro, and several
other schools. A relative of Mr..
White, Merrill Winslow of Manteo
is employed by the Virginia Elec-
trio & Power Co.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-06-12
RESTRICTIONS ON
TRASH COLLECTION
IN DARE COUNTY
Collectors Authorized. to Remove
Household Garbage Only
After June 80

Abuse of the garbage collection
service rendered in some areas OF
Dare County has resulted in a
positive rule adopted this month
by the Board of County commits
sioners whereby under the contract
effective July 1 no trash will be
hauled away for householders OF
property owners. Some persons
have overlooked the collector with
trash, old crates, building ma
terials, etc.
The Board has been advised al
so, that the law doesn't allow the
county to haul trash, but only gar
bage from such areas as have been
declared by health officials to be
a menace to public health.
Before the service was institu-
ted, garbage was left neglected,
or most of the time buried, to be
dug up by dogs and scattered, OF
imposive a menace to sources OF
water supply.
Back of the idea in establishing
the service was the theory also of
justice to the beach taxpayers,
who having no children in school,
who put no burden on welfare
funds, and who, using their pro-
perty only small part of the
year were entitled to this small
return for their money.
The Board of Commissioners are
being confronted by requests fol-
this service in other areas not now
being served. Nearly 200 citizens
of Wanchese presented petition
to the Board this month. 1t went
to the Board with the endorsement
of the township commissioner, but
See TRASH, Page Twelve
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-06-12
HAROLD L. GRAY, HATTERAS
BUSINESS MAN DIES JUNE a

Harold Lester Gray, 40, died I'M
eXpectly at his home Thursday
June a, at 1890 pm.
A native of Dare County, he
was the son of Claughton M. and
Mrs. Victoria Oden Gray, and the
husband of Mrs. Rosa Balance
Gray.
He was member of the Wan
cheese Masonic Lodge sci, A. F. &
A. NJ, and the Sudan Shrine at
New Bern. He was the operator OF
the Pine Burr, service station,
store and tourist center in the Hat
teras business district.
Besides his wife, he is survived
by two daughters, Mrs. Wiley
Farrow and Mrs. Boyd Gray of
Buxton; one sister, Mrs. Rachel o.
Balance of Hatteras; five broth
ers, D. M. Gray and Ralph Gray,
both of Hatteras; Lennon and
Charles o. Gray, both of Airing
ton, Va, and Harry Gray of Nor
folk, and five grandchildren.
The funeral was conducted Fri
day afternoon at 3 pm. by Rev.
Ray Sparrow at the Hatteras
Methodist Church. "Face to Face"
and "Abide with Me" were sung
by the church choir, Mrs. Lille
Peele, accompanist. The pail was
of red carnations, white carna-
tions and fern. The active pail
bearers were Damon Gray, Jr., E.
j. Miller, Joe Sewell, Hal Gray,
Nacie Peele and 4. B. Balance.
Burial was in the family cemetery,
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-06-12
ODDFELLOWS HONOR
THEIR so YEAR MEMBERS

Members of Virginia Dare
Lodge No. 8, l. o. o. F. and their
wives held open house at the Man
teo town hall Tuesday night, and
about 40 attended with the honor
guests-members being Dave and
Ryan Midget of Manteo who
have been members more than so
years. Rommie Knight who had
planned to attend was prevented
by sudden illness from taking
part.
Certificates were presented to
the honored guests by District
President, Dan Cannady, former
head of the Manteo lodge. Mr..
Cannady also entertained the par
ty with a 30-minute magic show.
Refreshments were served by the
Rebekahs. The occasion was a
most delightful one.
Virginia Dare Lodge was found
ed in Manteo some go years or
more ago. It's noble grand at this
time is Gordon Riddick. 1t has
about 40 members, and meets each
second and fourth Tuesday eve
ming at the town hall.
One other member in Manteo
who was unable to attend is J. D.
O'Neal, and who has been q mem
Der of this lodge more than 80
years. Capt. M. L. johnson, who
recently died was member of
more than 80 years, and w. J.
Griffin, now living in Norfolk is
zone Of they older living charter
members.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-06-12
IMPROVEMENT FOR
OCRACOKE INLET
A MAJOR PROJECT
Would Cost Over Four and I
Half Millions As Recommend
ed by Engineers

Notice has been issued by
Major General F. M. Albrecht,
Division Engineer, concerning the
proposal for deepening and main
tanning a IA foot channel at Ocra-
coke Inlet. Notice is given that
parties who wish to comment on
this plan should write to the
Board of engineers for Rivers and
Harbors, Washington, rs, D. c.
The report issued to the press
on this project is as follows:
"Based on information now
available, the reporting officers
find that a deeper and more de-
pendable channel over the ocean
bar at Ocracoke Inlet is warranted
and feasible. They find that an i'm
proved inlet will provide substan-
tial benefits to the commercial
fishings industry, especially with
regard to increased fish catch, re-
duction in damage to vessels,
savings in operating costs, and
elimination Of fish spoilage. They
find that a channel 10 feet deep
and 400 feet wide through the
ocean bar, and a jetty on the north
side if subsequently found neees-
rary, would reasonably meet the
needs of present and prospective
navigation. The reporting officers
therefore recommend that the
United States provide and main
tain a channel 10 feet deep at
mean low water and 400 feet wide
across the ocean bar at 0racoke
Inlet, North Carolina, with further
provision for a jetty on the Ocra-
coke Island side of the bar channel
to be constructed if it develops
that it is impractical to maintain
the bar channel without control
works, with such notifications as
the Chief of Engineers may deem
advisable at an estimated Federal
first cost of $4,623,0O0 for con-
struction, composed of an initial
expenditure of $1S5,0O0 for dredg-
ing with a total of $185,000 an
nually thereafter for mainte-
nance, and a further expenditure
if necessary of $4,438,000 for a
jetty with $4,000 annually for
maintenance, provided that local
interests agree to furnish without
cost to the United States, as and
when required, all lands, ease
ments, rights-of-way, and spoil
disposal areas for the initial work
and for subsequence maintenance,
and hold and save the United
States free from claims for dam
ages that may result from the con-
See INLET, Page Six
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-06-12
jim SHANNON DIES

James Blanchard Shannon, 6S,
who was born on Roanoke Island,
and had lived 55 years in Point
Harbor. died Friday night at Abe
marie Hospital after an illness Of
five weeks. He was the son of the
late Nat and Elizabeth. Shannon
and husband of Mrs. Nettie S.
Shannon, a retired fisherman and
member of the Powells Point
Christian church. He is survived
by three sons: Lionel J. of Kitty
Hawk; Sherman J. and Dalton E.
Shannon Of Powells Point. Funeral
and burial were at PowelIs Point,
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-06-12

MARTHA JANE EFT,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. P. D.
Midget, Jr., of Engelhard, "a B.
degree) was among some LOO
Duke University students receiving
degrees on Monday morning, June
8, at the University's 10th Com
mencement program. The featured
mencement program. The finals
featured an address by Ralph Nc
Gill, Pulitzer Prize-winning editor
of The Atlanta Constitution.
Rex Beach Guthrie, Box 1874
Manteo, also of Dare and Hyde
ancestry was among those students
who received the Bachelor OF
Laws degree) at Duke at the same
time.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-06-12

NEW LONDON, CONN.,. S.
Coast Guard Cadet Robert G. Will
liams son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
M. Williams of Manteo, North
Carolina, departed the U. S. Coast
Guard Academy June 6, on the
Coast Guard Cutter Casco on a
two-month practice cruise to the
Caribbean. Cadet Williams is one
of the $50 cadets participating in
the summer training cruise. He is
a first class cadet, and this is his
third experience at sea since his
Academy appointment in July,
1856. Before entering the Coast
Guard Academy, Cadet Williams
was graduated from Manteo High
School in Manteo.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-06-12
REVIVAL AT AVON CHURCH

The revival meeting at the
Avon Assembly Of God church
will start Tuesday, June 16, with
no closing date set. Services will
be held nightly at 7:30 pm. The
evangelist will be Ed Meekins, a
former Avon boy, says Rev.
Wayne Barley, pastor.