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MT. PLEASANT
TO SETTLE ESTATE
2 rooms. 8 baths, porches, garage
WALTER A. BROWN

TO SETTLE ESTATE
IL rooms. baths, porcheS. garage
WALTER A. BROWN
1929 VI. Ave, MA. S-lG52. OIL. 2.sl34
MT. PLEASANT = 7-rm., 2-bath
brick-and-stone semidet.; in excel.
cond,; underpriced at Sl7,5 500.
SUSIE V. WATWOOD, MA. S-S315;
ewes, WO. 6-442l or EN-. 2-6436.
NEAR WALTER REED
Detached air-cond. brick: 6 lovely
rms, firepl. in liv. rm.; lst-fioor
powder rm.; . modern baths on
End floor; rec. rm. with u bath,
plus wash rm. and furnace rm.
Lge. I'd. with patio. Shown by APP
NEAR 10Th AND RITTENHousE
Semidetached brick: 6 rooms, fun
bSmt., lSt-floor powder rm.: mod
srn bath on End floor. Can go
DU. 7-7SeO AsBURY NO. 1898
36OS NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV.
-!5-ft;- wtde row brick; king size
SI4'SOd' OPEN 81 20. f HUNTER S1iEfi
REAL ESTATE, FEE. 7-5O93.
5-APTS.-Brk, bldg; semidetached
All apis. rented to adults: firs
escape; gar. "a blk. Conn. ave;
mr.. all conv,; no debt. Box 225-E,
Star.
1 COMPLETE APTS.-Stove, refrr.;
partly furnished. lge. double ga
rage; all vacant and like new;
will pay better than l5Nt; will
take $1,000 to So. 900 cash; might
exchange, mr.. Walter Reed hosp,
OWNER moving. IA. 9-7Ol0.
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HOUSES uNFuRHIsRED

WHEATON AREA-For rent, 800
mo-, or sale Sl2,5OO, BY OWNER
= bedrmsy IL baths, s-aere
wooded lot. open sun VIII.
5.BEDRM. RAMBLER on lge. lot (:
$500 per mo. MANNAB REALTY,
JE. 2-3llO.
1910 BILTMORE ST. N.W.-ll
rms, and = baths, garage, gas
heat; only y 30 per month. MR.,
NEuMANN, Ma. s-850O,
..BEDRM. BRICK sEMJDETJ full
bsmt,, fenced yard at 6O25 2bth
81. north, Arl. SDa mo. JE.
COLORED-I7BI KILBOURNR ST
N.W.-'i-stOry-A basement bTk
home y rms. G. kitsD, . baths
oil heat, AL cond j: only Sl3b mo
MIR. NEUMANN, Ma. $4,000
COLORED-I;0I 18th NV. - iC
rooms, ga baths. AL condition
Oil heat, xl21 month. MR.. NEu-
MANN, MA, k.61OO,
COLORED : 1871 DOWNING ST.
NE, II rooms. full basement,
oil h.-w. heat, fenced yard. S11l
per mo. DEMATATIS REALTY
CO., ST. 3-ab0l or EN-, 3-OOjB,
CoLORED-RENT WITH OPTION
1897 OTIS ST. NE.
Beautiful semidetached brick home
Three bedrms, plus encl. porch
vacant and decorated.
.TU. 2-lODO RIA. 3-Sl1a
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ERVICE STATION
FOR LEASE

Mod. 5-Day service station, pump
ing $4,000 gals. u mo-, loo. in Sc.
Wash: dollar for dollar on stock
and equip, minimum investment
of $500 incl. operating capital.
Present dealer to enter Armed
Forces in > wks. For further in
formation, call Mr.. Burnett. ia.
g-S5u0.
SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE
Modern 3 bay located on JEFF =
Davis hwy. near PentagOn in con-
centrated commercial area; good
gallonage; desirable location for
an eXper. dealer. For Information,
call MR. KING. IA. 5-S5OO.
SERVICE STATION-For lease: .
Rte. 236, good gallonage mini
mum investment needed. For fur
Their information, call MR.. KING,
IA. g-SJOO
TAVERN. ST. Marys County. Md.
near air base; 400 capacity, dance
band. bar with 1-dav b.wl.. slots.
owners apartment. also STUNT
motel fully equipped and fur
nished owner leaving state, A
real bargain at $4,000. STEU-
Frederick, Nd Phone lS2-J.
TRAILER PARK : On Route 40,
mr. Edgewood-27 spaces. indiv
meters; UNDERGROUND wiring Lake
front; write Box 405-T. Star.
CO COMMERCIAL, rent or
sale. First floor ready for store
or Office facilities; end may be
used for apt. Call ~. 5-4494.
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED
tcoNIlAuEpl

CHRvERLY-pet., 3 bedrms., liv.
Tm., din, rm, kit. attic; cow
loo. $3.50 mo. OWNER, EN-.
.-iO72,
CHEVY CHASE -bedrm., s-bath,
brick Colonial; rec, rm,, screened
porch, garage; near Lafayette and
Wilson Schools ares: available I'M
WEsMoRELAND HILLS - Lovely
stone Colonial with den and
powder rm. on LIST A.; s bedrmG. !,
. baths on End: serd. porch, rec
rm. and garage. Available
WOOD AcREs-7-rm,, 2.bath, brick
Colonial. walk 10 elementary and
r. high schools available August 1 i:
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

AL BARGAINS ON MOVING
rooms, Sle'S0; 3 rooms, $50. ga
hour service. Padded, insured
vans. We accept used furniture
IN y t gSsos D. :, CIR VAN sI,d LINES
Al MOVING
ES cys4 q a low price, CAL
AGA MOWERS nm. 81; 2 rms.
So; 3 rms, 80 up. Padded vans
24-hr. service. AID. 2-1475.
CALL PAUL, for moving; lse. OF
means q saving to you. Ii. 3-3401
EDELMAN MOVING. STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture. as
part payment on your moving
storage; reas. rates. ia. 9-2g37.
E. E. TOLBERT & SON
Moving and hauling any time. Rea-
sonable rates. LO. 7-26ll.
LICENSED-we have 3 reduced;
rate plans and q budget move p
which now incl. 6 services; short
TR.. SP. 3-0666, LII. l-9500.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches q speciality. s L.. NOR
RIS, TU 2-1150 or To. 2-S902
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country, safe storage
in separate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0I04, UNION STOR-
AGE CO., INC. Est. 1906.
MOVING-In the vicinity Of Wash
Small loads. Call ia. 9-256O.
MOVING AND HAULING. used furn
part payment. J. AND x NOV
ING CO., DU. 7-S655. EN-. 2-5657
TAYLOR'S TRANSFERRING rooms
S25; enclosed. padded vans: ga
hour service AID 2-2409.
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HOUSES UMFURMIsHED

ADMINISTRATOR split-level;
best section: wired for air cond /,
washer, drier; Grapes, Wv. car
pet; mr.. Md. U. Sl21. HU. $1,000.
ALEX. VA. - 3-bedrm. semidet. !:
Ia baths; beautiful lot, close to
schools, transp., shopping. Before
noon call CT. 5000: after 4
pm, EN-. 1884.
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NIGHT CLUB, legalized slot ma
10 acres of land, 3 homes. See
this property. Waldorf. Md @. MI.
5-3947.
RESTAURANT. A REAL GOLD
MINE. Completely remodeled; ter
rife opport., opposite 81 million
ARL. COURTHOUSE EXPAN-
SION: reasonable. Call OWNER,
IA. 1-3317
RESTAURANT, 35O5 Georgia ave.
n.w.-Exc6l. location. RA. G-91SG
or LII. 4-414l; good business.
RESTAURANT, established business
in Fairfax County-Excellent and
wide reputation. owner wants 10
retire. ABC license. No brokers.
Box Sax, Star.
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NV. d, C., 1922 3lst st.-Large
home, 3 bedrmS.. ia baths, Nv.
rm., dining rm., breakfast rm.,
kit, 2 porches, patio and garage;
SlGO. WALKER q DUNLOP.
INC co h.n0Oo
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NEW TWO-BATH, center-entrance
rambler: three large bedrooms,
full basement: $3.50 per month.
May have option to purchase. so.
5-309O from 10 am. TO y pm.
M. T; ,BRoYHILL CORP, 1910
Lee highway.
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NJ u GATNHEII

WI IFh OAAIAlH
Rockville Plaza Motor Hotel, Inc.
Mr.. Intersection 3j5 and Old 24O
Phone GA. $4,000
ROOMING HOUSE ON CAPITOL
HILL, | blk. from Old House Of
fee Bldg.---S rooms, 5 baths, best
OF furniture. income plus living
quarters. Rent 500 mo-, Price
Sl,750. Ii. 4-7a53.
SERVICE STATION for lease loo
s ated on o WILSON 6 blvd Gasoline iSSsi
ment needed; for Information,
call MR.. KING. IA. 9-S5Ou.
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PARKLAWN, VIRGINIA - 3 bed
rooms. "a baths, EQUIP. kit. with
dishwasher, disposal, stove, refer /;
roof over patio. carport, concrete
driveway. Vacant Sl45, FAIR
FAX PROPERTIES. CT. 6-31ll.
PIMMIT HILLS, VA.-3 bedrms.
newly redecorated: fenced yard:
with option 10 buy II desired;
500 mo-; FL 4-BS5O
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RESTAURANT FOR LEASE

Rockville Md.-In TOWn
Fully equip: air cond; seating
l25; in new multi-million 800
rm. motor hotel Swim. pool; &C.
cup. Sept. !. Adjacent to all Govt
agencies and lge. companies. APP
ply.
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TU. 2-9135

IMMACULATE white brick center-
hall Colonial, west OF 18th St,
close to Woodner. Rock Greek
Park, churches, TRANSPORTATION,
etc This charming home features
large living room with fireplace,
separate dining room, kit, den,
powder room, screened porch, at
tached garage and lovely garden;
3 large bedrooms. 2 full baths on
2nd and stairs to fioored storage
attic; pine-paneled rec. room.
Priced in low 3Os. To see, call Mr..
Wahby. Ma. $4,000: ewes. and
week ends, RA. $1,000. BOSS q
PHELPS. INC.
INVESTMENT PROBE RTY-2
adjoining Semidet. houses, mr., Sth
and Varnum SITS. NV. Owner de-
slres cash offer. APPLEWHITE
REALTY. AID. 4-4445,
MASS. AVE. EMBASSY Area
new town homes, air conditioned.
Lge. rms, garage. A very realistic
pricing on these homes. CHEVY
CHASE REALTY, EN-. 3-lsO0:
ewes, OIL 6-392s.
MT. PLEASANT - Lovely S-roonT
home; gas heat. PA baths; Sl4,.
900 or best offer. NO. 1-16O9.
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M. T. Broyhill g. Sons Corp.

McLEAN-Beautiful brick Colonial
on 12-acre lot 4 bedrmS.. 3 baths,
. hreplaceS. eft. screened porch,
recreation rm., basement, garage,
: air conditioners: S935 monthly.
HICKS REALTY CO., XII. 9-l6OO,
OF. 4-6O4O.
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PTS UNFuREsHEp-n o. w UNuRNsHED-p O. APIS ukIuhMSHtp-M
coLoREp

334a C ST. sE.-a rms. klts d.;
nette, hath; redee. $500 sac so
A1lI FOOTE ST, Me- rms, kilt
hath redec 5000
l4lS MERIDIAN PL. NV rms,
kit, bath redec, See o.oo
ianitor, 500 w
8I0 o ST. NV rms, kit, bath,
redec. $4,000
oIh n ST. N.Ws-Large 2 rms, and
hath; redec, $50 90
IO7 T ST. NV and term,
units just remOdeled; from S7b 90
oOil gth ST. NV rms, kit,
bath. redsc. $50 80
oOaI 9Th ST. N,W.-Lovely = rms,
Mt, hath $3.50
s batb, iS yea. ST Nw'--S rms $76 ESji
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OPPORTUNITY for energetic man
experienced in Junk, auto wreck
ing, salvage or house wrecking
to make money for himself near
Laurel. Maryland. Own your own
business; minimum cash; We will
help you. Please reply in writing
setting forth your qualifications
and ambitions. Box OBJ, Star.
PATENT MEDICINE STORE, soda
fountain, sundrieS: active bust
ness. school trade: in residential
area owner has other interests;
$4,000 down. Box 42-V, Star.
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PALISADES-8 bedrms., . baths:
l00x201-ft, lot; $3.50. SUSIE v.
WATWOOD. MA. S-S375, WO.
6-442l.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES house VI
HOME AND INCOME

(Open Sunday l2 It'll 81
Mod. det. house on lge. lot Tim
mac. condD. center hail. liv. rm.,
din. rm., , bedrms., kit. on LIST a.:
4 bedrms and > baths on end a.
3 porcheS, lge. bsmt. wJbath, gar
have home and income.
EARLY DAWN REALTY
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NORTH ARLINGTON-BricE ram
bier: 5 1earms.. equip. kit, fenced
yard. Full basement, porch. 2lOI
North Greenbrier. JE. 3-Sgl0
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
5 -bedrm., ola-bath home in ex-
cellent condition with large mod
ern kitchen, Fenced private sarden
will rent furnished. Ewes, call
Mrs. Mckinley, IA. 2-245l.
W. c. & A. N MILLER
MANAGEMENT DEPT.
EN-. 2-4464
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NEARLY NEW

MINI AVE. AND NJ AREA-2-bed-
rm: semidet.; desir. neigh. Adults.
Eu5 II TrAG'l
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(cONTlNuED)

bSei COLORADO AVE, NV, Apt,
it', bath, an ntns, iurn,, .elsy,
bidg sos mo. Call Res, Mgr
MRS, PREPNElT, RIA, 3-A062
OIL MISSOURI AVE. Nw'=lst
floor duplex ayal. Aug. ~ beui
bath, with screened rear porch,
range and refgr, In apt. 50. 1l
mo. Elk. 3-24S9, FRED A. SMITH
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VIENNA wooded acres, Hunter
Valley area: convenient, charming
stone Provincial: 3 bedrms., .
baths, Soft living rm., tirepl..
dining area w/firepl.; pool mem
bership: 2-yr. lease; $3.50. DU.
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MAYTAG CoIN-o-MATIc
LAUNDRY STORES-YOur choice
of four different sizes, as low as
1000 down, installed. TO bank
financing: 40 TO 500 return on in
vestment. No inventory or per-
sonnet problems. Little superyi-
sion. Call MARLEE. INC, OIL.
4-a3o0 or OIL, 4-3boS
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ARL.. N, LorcOm lane area: diplo-
mat leaving country-Brk home,
BeSTms s 6atss t tsenage @ apa IN
bsmt.. sep. din, rm., scr. porch;
outdoor patio, lights: avail. Aug
5; $500 to qualified persons. Mrs.
Terry, LYN THOMPSON, REAL
TOR. ia. 2-2l2l or JE. 4-5S51
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POTOMAC, MD.-4-bedrm., 2h-
baths house on 4 acres fenced for
gardening, horses. cattle; 4 mi.
D.. c.; swimming, riding trails,
schools, day camp, churches, shop.
center Nearby; 2-yr. lease begin
ming about Oct. /: $lS5 per mo.
to responsible party. AK g-g4bI
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COLORED, 1906 New HamD, Ave.
N.W.-S4a5 dn., & extra larse
rooms. side hall. full bsmt ga
rage decorated HERMAN REAL
TY tn. 1850.
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FAIRFIELD PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Herman ana
son of Tarboro visited Mr.. and Mrs
Edison Baum.
Mesdames Mary Simmons ant
Virginia S. Williams of Norfoll
visited relatives here.
Tooley Halton of Rich Square
spent the week end at his cottage
here.
Miss Lynn Roberts of E. @. G
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S. Roberts, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Blake and
Myra spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Langston Smith.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Lee Mann at Pungo Hospital, Bel
haven a son Richard Lee III, Oct
End. Weight lib 31s OF. Mrs. Mann
was the former Betty Simmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey Midyette
of Raleigh visited his mother Mrs.
A. B. Midyette.
Glenn Mooney and Miss Lynn
Roberts of E. C. c., Greenville
spent the week end here with their
parents.
Mrs Elizabeth Lawrence of Co
lumIbia visited here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Caravan of
Portsmouth were the week end
guests of Mrs. Murray, Mann and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard L. Mann.
Mrs. Ethel Gibbs of Sladesville
visited Mrs. D. w. Sears.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Cooley
Rosalind and Gene and Mr.. P. E.
Swindell of Newport News spent
the week end here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flave Spencer were
visitors in Washington.
Miss Rebecca Swindell and Mrs.
Inex Plonk of Raleigh and Dufant
Swindell of Brooklyn, N. Y, spent
the week end here. Mrs. Plonk and
Durant remained week.
Mrs. Harold Spencer, Mrs. Sophia
Warner and Miss Mary Warner
visited Mrs. Carrie Cahoon.
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SOULE, PROVIDENCE PLAN
UNITED NATIONS PROGRAM

The w. S. C. S. of the Soule and
Providence Churches are planning
their first study course entitled;
"The United Nations, Monday,
Oct. II, at pm. at the Providence
Methodist Church in Swan Quarter.
The ladies are reviewing the book:
contemporary Man" and "The
United Nations. Following the
book review, a cover dish supper
will be served in the Educational
Building. After supper a special
feature of the evening will be a
talk on the work of the U. N. by
Mrs. w. w. Watson and slides by
Mrs. Jean Balance. All members
and friends are urged to attend.
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MRS. ]. E. EDWARDS HOSTESS
TO BELHAvEN ROCK CLUB

Mrs. J. E. Edwards was hostess
ia the Rock Club at her home on
Lamont Street in Belhaven on
Tuesday evening.
Before play began the hostess
served a dessert course of heavenly
hash and chiffon cake. During play
she served fruit punch, candy, and
nuts.
At the conclusion of progress
ions, the high score prize went to
Mrs. Lucy Smith and consolation
prize, to Miss Katie Topping. Mrs.
R. D. Michel won a bingo prize,
and Mrs. Edwards presented a gift
to her guest, Mrs Lorena Smelser.
Others playing We're Mrs. w. l..
Johnston, Mrs. E. w. Midyette,
Mrs. Paul Dawson, Mrs. L. A.
Knight, Mrs. w. C. Swindell, Mrs.
Sarah Latham, and Mrs. NJ. L.
Andrews.
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EUsTICE sATTERFIELD DIES

Eustice Satterwaite died sudden
ly at home in Belhaven Friday
night. He was 63 years old.
Mr.. Satterwaite was a native and
lifelong resident of Beaufort coun-
ty. He was a veteran of World War
/.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Net
tie Nixon Satterwaite; four sons
Guy Satterwaite of Belhaven Earl
Satterwaite of Plymouth, and Bru-
ce and Jim Satterwaite of the
home; two daughters, Mrs. Gene
Johnston of Cambridge, Ohio and
Helen Satterwaite of the home;
and two sisters, Mrs. Sudie Smith
of Belhaven, Route one and Mrs
Williams Thompson of Engelhard
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MRS. KEATON HOSTESS TO
THE FORTNIGHTLY CLUB

The Fortnig.htly Club met at the
home of Mrs. B. F. Keaton in Bel
haven on Thursday evening.
Club members playing bridge
were Mrs. Andrew Hodges, Mrs.
Leon Smith, Mrs. R. D. Mitchell,
Mrs. Paul Dawson, Mrs. Melvin
Lupton, Miss Mary Elizabeth Bell,
Mrs. Otis Johnston, Mrs. julie Pur-
Wis, Mrs. w. P. O'Neal, and Mrs.
w. L. Johnston. Mrs. David Bal
lance and Mrs. Jimmie Lloyd were
guests.
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@ [ I'M P S G S
TIL { P ST
BY CAROLYN LLOYD

Considering the things that chill.
.dren can do to make life hazardous
it is wonder that so many parents
live TO become grandparents. Some
how, most children manage to sur
viye the dangers they invite, never
dreaming of what they are doing
to their parents nerves and health
in general. Mothers, in particular
used to worry about their boys
scalping themselves into the Happy
Hunting Ground while playing
Indian or drowning in the swim
ming hole. Today the latter worry
at least. has been diminished by
sa1pervied swimming areas and
swimming lessons.
That doesn't mean, however, that
Mother can now relax; for now
Junior has discovered new way
to drive her to tranquilhzers'
Whenever he is out of sight, Moth
er knows that he may well be In
the garage connecting a rocket to
blast himself into space. One young
man in Belhaven must be feeling a
great deal of sympathy for the
fellows at Cape Canaveral just
now, for he and a companion had
a disastrous launching last week.
Something went wrong and their
homemade rocket exploded in the
hand of one of the young scientists.
The hand was rather badly burned
and torn, but he was lucky, at that.
1t NAV be that for a while he will
relinquish his dreams of becoming
an Astronaut, but a sudden loud
noise will probably send his par
ents into shock for some time to
come.
Another kind of rocket that
parents have to worry about as the
boy grows older is the one that
takes off down the highway with
about the same burst of speed as
a space rocket leaving the launch
ing pad. Parents try fondly to be-
lieve that their son doesn't drive
like the other young hot rodders,
but in their hearts they can never
be sure. There doesn't seem to be
an age at which parents can cease
to worry about the risks that their
offspring take until those children
are grown and married-and then
along come the grandchildren with
some entirely new tricks.
There is something consoling
about it all, though. The child who
drives his elders out of their minds
with his dangerous experiments
may well be the one to accomplish
great things in the future. Had the
Wright brothers been safety-mind-
ed, they would never have gotten
off the ground, and surely the timid
will never solve the mysteries Of
space. Children today may be
reckless, but they are pretty smart
The boys of past generations ex-
plored caves; the imagination of the
modern boy is not limited by the
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B ELHAv EN-
SCHOOL NEWS

Members of the John A. Wilkin
son chapter of the Future Home
makers of America attended the
District Rally in Bayboro or
Friday. Miss Becky Lupton pre-
sided at part of the morning SEES
sion, which featured the election Of
officers. In the afternoon the group
saw a pageant, "The Big, Bic
World and the People in tt, pre-
scented by the Rich Square chap
ter.
The girls who accompanied Their
sponsor, Mrs. Burchie Johnston, to
the rally were Ginny Voliva, Dotty
Smith, Matte Lee Allen, Mary Jo
Hodges, Faye McHarney, Betty
Lewis, Glendora Bateman, Roberta
Taylor, and Becky Luptoh.
Howard Chapin's American His
tory class got firsthand look al
history when they visited Williams
burg, Virginia. The group left Bel
haven early on Monday in the
school activity bus, spent the night
at the Williamsburg Lodge, and re-
turned Tuesday. Mrs. H. E. Boyd,
Mrs. Sarah Latham, and Mr..
Chaplin accompanied the following
students: Bobby Noble, Beatrice
Walls, Helen Marslender, Kenneth
Wilkinson, Carolyn Kirk, Eileen
Stweart, Jimmie Russ, Matte
Allen, Clutch" Paul, Linwood Bell,
Ray Warren, Leland Caravan,
Jimmie Armstrong, Ann Sadler,
Roberta Taylor, Carolyn Bess,
Carolyn Gum, Bill Johnston, and
Leslie Clayton.
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eULRocK PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Mobiles Of
Hampton, Va, spent the week enc
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. B. Payne.
Mrs. Carl Pugh and Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Willis visited Belhaven Fri
day.
Mrs Ozrow Gibbs and Mrs. Mil
bred Gibbs were in Washington
Tuesday.
Roscoe Mason visited in Wash.
ington on Tuesday and Friday last
week.
Carl Mason of Norfolk VISITED
here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Bond ant
Sandra and Mrs. Betty Bond all Of
Edenton visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ros
coe Mason and Mr.. and Mrs. Lin
wood Gibbs Sunday.
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the First Methodist Church Of
Roanoke Rapids. At one time Mr.
Jerome's father, the Rev. c. P,
Jerome, was pastor of the Metho-
dist churches of the Mattamuskeet
Charge.
The four Woman's Societies Of
Christian Service of the Mattamu-
skeet Charge Methodist Churches
held joint mission study course
Thursday, at the hunting lodge
building at Gulrock. Members at
tended from the Engelhard, Amity,
Watson's Chapel and Bethany
Methodist churches. A covered dish
lunch was served.
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|MATTAAAUSKEET CHARGE
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
AT ENGELHARD OCT. 1

The First Quarterly Conference
for the Mattamuskeet Charge
Methodist Churches will be held on
Sunday, October IL, at the Engel-
hard Methodist Church. The newly
appointed district superintendent,
the Rev. Robert L. Jerome, will
preach the sermon at the IL am.
service, and preside at the bust
ness session afterwards. The Rev.
Mr.. Jerome was formerly pastor Of
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High score prizes were won by
Mrs. Hoges and Mrs. Lloyd, and
a consolation prize went to Mrs.
Smith.
During play Mrs. Keaton served
fruit punch and mints. At the con-
clusion Of progressions she served
chocolate pound cake topped with
ice cream.
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earth, or even the sky. His courage
may fail at the thought of the te-
tanus shot made necessary by hii
mistakes, but in his mind he is al
ready halfway to the moon.