The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-10-23
ocRAcoKE PERSONALS

at the schoolhouse at 7:30 pm.
Final plans for the event will be
discussed at the October p. T. A.
meeting tomorrow, Tuesday night.
Mrs. Dicie Wells, president, has al
ready secured workers for the vari-
Gus games which include a Haunted
House, Fish Ponds, Shrimp Pond,
Darts, Hit the Bottle, a Shooting
Gallery and other types of fun. OF
course hot dogs, Geld drinks, home
made cake will add to the evenings
satisfaction.
Members of the Woman's Society
for Christian Service of the Metho-
dist Church are having study ses-
sions each Monday night, beginning
tonight, Oct. 10th, October 26th,
and November End. Various menu
bers of the organization are re-
viewing the work of the United
Nations. On Thursday afternoon,
Oct. 21st, there will be a special
prayer service at pm. in the
Church Recreation Hall, COM
memorating the Week of Prayer
and Self Denial. The regular No
vember meeting of Circle 2 comes
on Tuesday, November 9rd, and at
that time final plans will be made
for the Christmas Bazaar which
comes November 14th. Another un-
dertaking of the Circles, both No.
and No. 2 is the hot dog lunch
each Thursday noon at the Church
Recreation Hall, beginning this
coming Thursday, Oct. 22nd.
Representatives of the National
Park, Erosion Control, and N. C..
State Department visited Ocracoke
last week with interest of all three
organizations at stake in future
plans for Ocracoke Islands erosion
and highway problems. In the
group We're Col. Harry Brown, Ed
win S. Pou and Harold Makepeace
of Raleigh, Richard D. Hillman and
Carl Fernanech of Washington, D.
c., H. R. Smith and Tyler Kerner
of Richmond, Virginia, and Supt.
Robert Gibbs, Charles L. Nobrle,
and Ed Nash of Manteo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker of
Meriden, Connecticut, will arrive
this week to spend about month
at their home here,
Mrs. Theodore Rondthaler is
leaving on Thursday for visit
with her daughter, Mrs. George NJ.
MCDOWELL, and family, at Orono,
Maine. She is making the trip with
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Massenberg
of Springfield, Mass, and will visit
en- route to Maine her brothers,
Robert M. Keeney in Pennington,
Connecticut, and Rockwell Keeney
in Springfield, Massachusetts,, and
also Mr. and Mrs. Charles Runyon
in New Haven, Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Simpson and
son, Larry, Jr., are visiting his
mother, Mrs. Henry Wilder and
other relatives in Portsmouth, Va.
Mrs. Flossie Spencer and Mrs.
Gaynelle Tillett, and little Hickey
Dale, returned Saturday fro M
Portsmouth, where they visited
Mrs. Henry Wider, Mrs. Raymond
Beasley, and Mrs. Victor Grigas.
James S. Kirnlian, ST., and son,
and two others from Broonral,
Pennsylvania, visited Ocracoke,
staying at Island Inn. Mr.. Kir1nian
is first cousin of Jesse and Mon
ford Garrish but had not been to
Ocracoke for about forty years.
Members of the Methodist Youth
Fellowship are planning to go out
on Halloween night, not for Tricks
or Treats, but for contributions for
the UNICEF Omitted Nations
Children's FUND.-, as they did last
year. At that time they We're sue
cessful in raising about $40 and
they hope for even more this year
for this important cause.
David E. Esham, U. S. Air Force,
is stationed at Lakeland Air Force
Base, Texas. His cousin, Jimmy
Spencer, who has been with the
Air Force for several years, ex-
poets to visit him there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pugsley of Oak
mont, Pennsylvania, enjoyed a visit
to Ocracoke last week. They have
planned previous visits but always
got caught further north on the
Outer Banks by one of the fall hur-
ricanes. This time they We're sue
cessful in reaching here. They were
guests at Wahab Village Hotel.
Carlson O'Neal and Kermit
Robinson, both of whom were hos
pitalized at Sea Level. have re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas
O'Nelal have had as guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ola Hoggard and children and
Mr. land Mrs. Carroll Bryant, all
of Windsor, N. C.
Mrs. Elisha Esham returned last
week from Sea Level Hospital and
is recuperating nicely following ar
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Cochran are
visiting her relatives in Davidson