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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21
Old Fashioned Days.

where the Wolfson building is
now located.
William M. Burrows was the
first man to start conversations
which resulted in the organiza-
ton of the Rockville Volunteer
Fire Department.
The consensus Of opinion is
that the late Judge William
Viers BOuic owned the first
buggy in this town.
The family of the late George
E. Hebbard, lived in a small
dwelling at the corner of Mont
gomery ave. and Van Buren,
St, and his father occupied him
self mostly in hauling express
packages from the BIO Rail-
road. George was a popular
tailor in Washington, D. c.
Before the erection of the
present fire department build
ing the fire fighting apparatus
was located in several places,
namely: /, Basement of the Old
Court House; 2, Poss' livery
stable; 8, Old Baptist Church
cemetery; and d, on the stand
pipe hill.
"HeIPs Hill' is on Forest
ave-; Frog Town" was the
part Of the town lying be-
tween the Court House square
and the B&O R.R..; equality
Hill" was that part lying
above the Court House square
to the western limits; whip
POOr.Will Hill" is the neigh
bOrhOOd where Capt. Sam
Riggs lives; "Hayti" is north
OF this town and the west side
of Frederick I'd; "BloodfieId"
Is a part of cOl0red settlement
part of the town; BLUE Jay
Hollow" is near the sewer dis
pOsal plant; Swamp Poodle"
Is back Of the Humphrey home
and part of what is called
"Welsh Field; and Higgins
vile" Is on the Great Falls
I'd. at the southwest end of
the town.
Before the present Court
House buildings were erected
the Superintendent of Public
Schools had his office in a small
brick building located just west
of the old Court House building
on the Court House Square.
Numerous places in this town
have at one time been used as
COW pastures. Some of them
were: 1, Bouic's, where Albert
Bouic now lives; 2, Stonestreets,
in the rear of the High School
buildings; 3, Towards, in the
rear of the A & P; Prettyman's,
near the Rockville Academy
grounds; A, Dawson's, in the
rear of that home; 5, Rabbits,
near the old Jail building. There
were many others.
So far as can be learned the
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Continued from Page d
ment building is now located
The hi hway followed the
course which is now Jefferson
st. as far as the Christian
Church and then turned abrupt
ly toward Frederick. This side
of this matter can also site rec
ords, memories handed down
from time to time. and data in
support of its contention.
However, the greater weight
Of opinion favors the Baptist
Church site as the location OF
this tavern.
The Mulfinger family had a
dog that would sit I'm the store
window and smoke a pipe.
IL was a fine advertisement to
draw children to buy cookies.
Can you beat it?
A search of the Land Rec
Ords show that the old Court
House building was not with
in the original boundaries of
williamsburg" now Crock
vilIe."
1t is a most interesting fact
that Albert ]. Almoney was the
first person in this town to have
steam heat in his home.
The Justices of the First
Court held in this county were
Charles Jones, Samuel w. Ma
gruder, Elisha Williams, Will
liam Deakins, Richard Thomp-
son, James Offutt and Edward
Burgess.
Rockville has had several
names. In 1874 William P. Will
liams purchased land in the vi
cinity of "Hungerford's Tavern"
laid to off into streets, lanes and
lots and called it williams
burg" In 1901 the General As
sembly of Maryland erected the
place into a town and called it
Rockville" after Rock Creek.
Prior to that time, however, the
place was also called 'Montgom-
cry County Court House"
Seymour ConnelI conducted
q harness shop on the corner
of Montgomery ave. and Fay
cite st., prior to erection Of
the Humphrey undertaking
establishment there.
Many people have tried to
guess who owned the first bath
tub in this town. Albert M.
Bouic says he knows that his
father had the first one. He tells
how he and the other boys in
the family worked SO hard to
pump water to the tank in the
attic of the old brick home
where they lived just opposite
the now Farmers Banking and
Trust Company building.
The late Major" England had
his law office next to Albert
Bouic's office, and on the spot
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The four men largely respon-
sible for the starting of Union
Religious services with the
Presbyterians, Methodists, Bap-
fist and Christian churches were
Joseph Reading, now living, and
Charles w. Prettyman, David
H. Bouic and John Horner.
The late Jacob POss had his
livery stable about the pres
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first church building erected
in this vicinity was about the
year 1927, by the Episcopal
lians, in the ground S now
owned by the Rockville Gene
terry Association.
&c eral" Coxey passed
through this town on two occa-
sions, and each time he stopped
and talked with a number of
our citizens.
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HELP MEN
Clnthinn SALESMAN
COLLECTION MEN

OIUUIIIIIB DdIbSIlldH
Must be thoroughly exper. Hiehest
salary. perm, Apply REGAL, III
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PERSONAL
TYPING AT HOME, ewes,

TYPING AT HOME, ewes, and Sat
Fast and accurate typist. Youni
lazy. Call CIR. 3-33O7.
TYPING DONE AT HOME; diplo'
matte aide experience, understand
ing OF medical and legal terms
English, Spanish, German, French
Italian, Portuguese. CT. 6-51h2
\ to q.
VACANCY for male and female pa
tients In reg, nursing home; ior
full information call, WAVerly
B-l0Sg.
WAKE UP SLEEPY HEAD. New
wake-up service. 50 mo. Call KAY
VIII. 2-SSO0,
WILL ANYONE KNOWING the
whereabouts OF Lenna Frances
Wright Harley please contact me,
W. c. HARLEY 1920 North 18th
St, Arl.. Va. ia. 5-57bS
WILL SURGEON who helped young
man at accident on Michigan ave
on July 10th, please call MRS.
CUSHARD, EN-. 2-4232 or OIL. =
2aa3.
WOULD LIKE ROOM AND BOARD
for last week OF August, on farm
for S-year-old girl. ia. 5-2672
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SPECIAL NOTICES

{ WILL BE RESPONSIBLE for
the fine gait of that horse when
he wears the latest style horse
shoes purchased from JENKS. ia
9TH St NV. Washington Oldest
Hardware and Stove store since
1866.
NOTICE TO ALL HEIRS at law OF
Jesse D. Robinson, a veterinary
surg con, VINO would be 90 years
of age, II living, and who was
known to be a resident of Wash
lngton in 1891. Please contact
Mr. Norman l.. Feeter, 1 HE NAN
HAITIAN LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY, Ill West 51th street, New
York 10, NY
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PROPOSALS

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF
MONTGOMERY COUNTY will re-
ceive sealed bids for furnishing
the below listed items until the
dates and times Shov n. The bids
will be publicly opened in the
Office of the Supervisor OF Pur-
tion, 500 z. Montgomery avenue,
Rockville, Maryland. Specifica-
tions may BE- cbt"i0ed -. he
ONCE of the Supervisor Of pur-
chasing
Bid No $3.50. Finishing Materials
Until 300 pm. DIST, Thurs
day, August 20, 1853,
Bid No. 3O-59, Canned, Frozen and
Packaged Foods-Until 800 Pm M
Bid No. 3l-59, Sale OF Worn out
Books-Until 300 D m, DIST.
Tuesday. August IS, 1853
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, When aRsperino Advertisements
addressed to star hoses do NOT
sHciose original references pho
fogTdphs or other materials OF
personal pdlue Copies seree the
purpose Originals MAY oct lost
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BAKER WANTED-Apply 639 o st.
nv, DISTRICT ROMA BAKING

With experience: pleasant workins
conditions, liberal employee bene.
nts; SECURITY BANK, 9th AMI
g SITS. NV.
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CIVIL, ENGINEER
CIERK-OFFICE
COLLECTION
MANAGER

Due to expansion we have need for
young man, age % 10 40. for CO..
lection manager in consumer A.
nance Office. Auto necessary.
Merit increases every six months
Rapid promotion. Modern employe
benefits. Telephone MR.. GRAY
at IA. 9-l3g3.
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AUGTI0H SALES
PIRATES DEN
AUCTION
WEDNESDAY night, Z pm, Aug. l.
1910 Cardeli Ave, bel HESDA

1910 Cardeli Ave. BETHESDA
A NIGHT TO REMEMBER
AWAY WE Cove viii have this
Wednesday. an upright piano. a
collection of cruets. including COL
ored. from the Bahington Est.
Middeltown. Nd; old books. from
the Cree collection. items from an
interior decorating shop, OF Be-
thesda, including art glass. large
candles and fabrics. from Robsey
Est; pictures and frames, includ-
frames, antique costumes and
colthes. clocks, stems, colored and
pattern glass: FAN Font French
secretary desk. Victorian server
with pink marble top, cherry
Adams hall bench. collection Of 80
bottles. washbowl and pitchers:
crystal chandelier. a selection of
primitive, incl. flatiorns. Kettles
and wrought iron, refiuished early
American furn., light and dark
wood. incl. Scalloped hutch CUP
board. Giro. 1870, Dropleaf tables,
Windsor-type looped back and
cherry hutch tables. 20 chairs
hard bottom; Riddles chairs,
in china, glass. copper, brass. sill
yer; and furn. too numerous to
DON'T MISS THIS ONE
WE SPECIALIZE IN TIE AMERl-
CAN HOME MAGAZINE TYPE
1Ns Isl scsf1 AUG. IL : to Q pm.
EARL MAHEW. Auct!Oneer
MR. AND MRS. COX. OWNERS
CONSIGNMENTS WANTED
HA. 7-7427 OR OIL. 2-9S3S
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We have openings for lst-class
mechanics. Good working condi-
tions. Clean shop. Best OF tools
KENYoN.PEcK c HEvRoLEf T,
1920 Wilson blvd, Arl,, Va. See
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y y LIIN vi VI IT ;. - = y = = .
ACCOUNTANT $4,000
OPEN 10 s Pm. THURSDAYS
ATLAS AGENCY

l42O N. Y. Ave. NV, RE. 7-5767
ACCOUNTANT-TYPIST. white, with
good handwriting, eXper. as a
head bookkeeper in commercial
work. Must be married, raised in
Washington area and not smoke;
5l2-dsy week: set own salary. Ap-
ply only by phone 10 STONE s
MERCANTILE AGENCY. Ma. s.
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Auto Service Manager
And Service Statesmen

immediate openings for highly eX-
perienced and reputable service
MANAGEMENT in one of Washing
tons longest established dealer
ships. Write for appointment Civ
ing brief outline OF BACKGROUND
Box 425-E. Star.
AUTO SERVICE MGRS., white, mar.
ried. $685.: guaranteed sal. Inter-
views S-l2 weekdays AIS Hamp-
den lane. Bethesda. See MR..
EDMUNDS
TRANSMISSION re-
pairman, experienced. reference.
salary commensurate with ability.
ABBY JOSEPH SMITH & SONS.
2001 Kenilworth ave. ne.
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MANHATTAN AUTO
AUTO statesmen

2 clean-cut aggressive young men
wanted for Virginia's newest Ford
dealer. Experience helpful but not
necessary, we will train you.
Demo. furnished. Lots of floor
trafflc, Salary plus commission
Get in on ground floor TED
BRITT FORD SALES, Rte so, %
and I'll. Fairfax. Va. or. T. 33n
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ACCOUNTANT

ACCOUNTANT
AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSO-
CITATION has opening for college
graduate, with major in account
aney; excellent opportunity for
advancement Apply l112 G st.
NV, Room 404.
AcCnI1NrANr cpA g Snn Pills
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AUTOMOTIVE
EQUIPMENT
SALESMAN

Nationally-known manufacturer OF
automotive and industrial equip
ment requires salesman to call
on all iobbers in the Virginia
washington d. C.. Maryland, West
Virginia territory. This lob offers
security and potential with ton
company Salary $4,000 plus and
bonus arrangement plus expenses
Company benefits. Must start i'm
mediately Short note about your
sell and experience to Box 2l9-
E, Star,
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A re

n ~
YOUNG MEN
AGE 1885
We will train you in
the growing industry
of rockets and solid
propellantS.
If you want a perma-
nent job in Americas
fastest growing in
duStry and are a high
school graduate and
if you can meet our
requirements, we will
train you as an opera
tor at our rocket and
propellant production
plant. Ample opportu-
nifty for advancement
in salary and reSpon-
sibility exists in the
Industry of Tomor-
row."
Work near Gaines
vile, Virginia, at our
Pine Ridge plant (35
miles west of D. c.,
near Routes 29-211).
Work is in rotating
shifts of 40 hours per
week, no Saturday or
Sunday work.
Enjoy liberal company
benefits while train
ing and afterwards,
including paid vaca-
ton, sick leave, holi-
days, disqualification,
medical and life in
surance. Company pic
mic grounds and lake
for swimming and
fishing open to en-
ployeS and their FAM
lilies on week ends.
Please call us and let
us talk over the OPP
portunities waiting for
you at ARC.
CALL FL. 4-2164
Saturday Mornings
and
Weekdays, 1905
ALL WARRENTON 28I
Mr.. Mitchell
Weekdays, SO PM.
ATLANTIC
Research Corp.
shirley Hwy. at EdSall Rd
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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ANSWERING SERVICE only 50 %
ATTENTION ALL sToREKEEpERs

Let our salesman show YOU how q
bring more customers to your
store BY buying at these low
wholesale prices. Ladies hose, 81
IL gauge, LIST quality, 81 50 do1.
mems stretch hose, SCI doz
bobby pins on cards. 45c doz
hair nets, 45c doz; tooth brushes
in boxes, 6nc doZ; bag toys, &C.
soc doz.: full line custom iewelry,
So doz and up: lot Of ear
rings. SOC doz.. ball pens on cards,
81 doz assorted 7enny toys,
soc a gross; Call EAGLE TOY 4
4-0t05.
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ACCOUNTANT

(TAx SPECIALIST
If you have had experience, in tau
accounting and desire an eXecu.
tive position, with leading chair
organization, send complete
resume to Box 173-z, Star.
ADDRESSOGRAPH OPER.-Inter
assoc work for exper. young hiss
Nice dwntn. ofice: D days; u
$40 Miss Haley. SMELLY
AGCY.. sos 14th st. NV, ST
. 3-6SSS.
ADDRESSOGRAPH OPRS., white
must type on graphotype also. TIC
IS yrs, %, 5dayS, S6j-S1n wk
for exper. v. WOOD PERSON.
MEL, Suite 232 Southern Bldg.
sos 18th st. NV at H. DI. 7-5752
TRAINEE - Excellent
opportunity, multiple line casual
ty. company; no law students,
salary open auto furnished
fringe benefits: apply Mr.. Rob.
inson, RE. 7-3133.
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AUTO SALESMAN
USED CARS

Opportunity and stability for men
with experience: 7ee money differ
ence, S35 minimum. demonstrator
furnished free life ms, major
medical group. paid vacation,
floor time everyday, good cars,
good financing. Downtown To-
cation; closed Sundays and hcli-
days. See Mr.. Lane.
BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO.
Washgtn.'s Oldest Chevrolet Dealer
113O Conn Ave
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ENGLISH RECONSIDERATION

ENGLISH LESSONS-Conversation
personality, positive think'rT fol
and happiness. DU. 1924.
FOUND-A fur shop on G ST that
has tremendous selection of
slightly used mink garments NJ
every description that must be
classified as second hand used.
yet they look as good as new
and are being offered at prices
that are a fraction of the origi-
nal cost Our values will amaze
you. BASKIN FURS, corner of
sth and G SITS. NV.
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PERSONAL
A GHOsTWRITING AMI

EDITING SERVICE
BY established newspaper and mag
azine writer. Resumes. Forms -
prepared or revised Term papers:
book reviews. theses edited and
polished. Speeches ghosted. Daily,
EmntIau III S-lklS
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HELP MEN
AUTO MECHANICS

Az ~ AG(44AA4N4OO
We have openings for lst-class
mechanics. Good working condi-
tions. Clean shop. Best OF tools
and eguipment, Apply IN person
kENYoN;;PEcK G H EvRoLET T,
i Snn2So ,l Wilson m blvd Arl" Va See
AUTOMOBILE OFFICE MAN.
AGER-General Motors dealer
has an opportunity for an ex-
S Sssn' tSer man oc saDa Mes b. ms an
knoSledue e Of standard HNf m SnSroG ael
counting system. Life insurance
and many other benefits. An ex.
eellent opportunity for a good
man, All applications Kept con-
RaeW q this S sd Bow Sxn soG t&D star
AUTO PAINTER
Experienced. Large local dealer
Ship. Holidays and vacations
paid, Apply in person, Mr.. Brew.
er. MONROE FORD CO. 1887
East-West hwy, Silver Spring.
AUTO PARTS MAN
Two experienced parts counter.
men,. wanted to I'LL immediate
openings Must be experienced,
and reputable. Salary plus com
mission plan with company bene-
hts, starting Immediately, Cal
Mr., CHARLWOOD or MR.. HER.
son for appt.
MANHATTAN AUTO
Ho. $4,000
AUTO SALESMAN - Prefer man
with Chrysler product exper., but
not essential. Excel salary, COM
mission, demo. furnished and many
other benefits. Only flrst-rate man
will be considered for this posi-
ton. See Mr.. Slattery, L. P. STEU-
ART, SILVER SPRING, INC, Il4l
East-West hwy, Silver Spring, Md
AUTO SALESMEN-2 top-notch
men; $500 week class or better
FALLS CHURCH DE SOTO
views between , and 3 pm.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen (3J -
KAPLAN q CRAWFORD. Wash
inston's Oldest and largest Dodge
and Plymouth dealer, has openings
for 3 statesmen. The men we want
must be top producers. For the
ri men we will be willing to
otter top pay and top security. II
YOU feel you can qualify, stop in
personally at 430l Conn. ave.
NV and see Mr.. Dorwin, sales
manager.
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CONVERT MEMS SUITS to SINS

COW. HoME-3ir4 care giveo r.
elderly persons. "a hr nursint
care Central loo. Bus al door
Porches and lawns IU. 3-509a
CONVERT MEMS SUITS to single
breasted and narrow lsDelg, q
the latest styles ont of your oft
moded suits for the low special
price for United tim only
SID. or two coats for sos: b,
the most exper. tailor and 6esign
er also special prices on hides
and mems altera tioNs 80 yrs
same location. FISHERS, NO
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WALTER H. KESSLER
COMPUTER
OPERATORS

With experience on IBM tabulat-
ing equipment and some knowl-
edge OF board wiring TO work on
l103A computer For persons
with high potential for advance
ment we offer opportunities in
diverse application of the latest
computing and programming pro-
cedures. Ideal suburban location.
liberal leave plan and other em-
ploye benefits.
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HELP MEN
ROOKKEEPER

General once work, 30-4O, perm
connection, old estab. liquor firm
good salary, bonus; vacation; exec
oppty; to advance BIS 9th st. NV
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AUTO BODY MAN

AUTO BODY METAL MEN-Go
fishing Saturday, IL you like, and
church on Sunday. Work NON
DAY through FRIDAY in a shop
GOOD METAL MEN dream about.
Mr.. Nuekols or Mr.. Brown will
show you and answer all your
questions. CAPITOL CADILLAC
OLDSMOBILE CO., 1929 22nd
st NV
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BARBARA GALLOP BRIDE
OF MEARL MEEKINS, il

Miss Barbara Gallop became
the bride of Wesley Mearl Meek
ms, Jr, in a double ring cere-
mony performed at five o'clock
Sunday afternoon, December 20,
in the Wanchese Methodist
Church, by the Rev. J. L. Carroll.
The vows were spoken in a set
ting of Christmas flowers and
candles.
The bride wore a walking suit
of tweed with black accessories
and a white carnation corsage.
Her maid of honor was Mrs. Nc
Coy Tillett, Jr., who wore a pink
suit with harmonizing accessories.
The bridegroom had as best
man Mccoy Tillett, Jr.
Mrs. Meekins is the daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Esau
Gallop of Wanchese, and has re-
Gently made her home in Nor
folk, where she has been en-
ployed.
Mr.. Meekins is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Meekins of Manteo and
is a Junior at East Carolina Col
lege, Greenville.
A large number of relatives
and friends attended the wedding
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the National Safety Council that
should have meaning for you:
1. Drinking any alcohol re.
duces the ability of any driver.
2. Small amounts of alcohol
reduce judgment, self-control, and
driving ability.
8. The social drinkers are a
greater menace than commonly
believed as their judgment is i'm
paired with a fairly low alcohol
concentration and they out-num-
Der the obviously intoxicated.
A. Alcohol is not a stimulant
and is classified medically as de-
pressant.
5. Loss of judgment and the
capacity for self-criticism occurs
before obvious symptoms of in
toXication.
6. 1t takes at least three hours
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PACE SEVEN

to 'oxidize (eliminate) one ounce
of pure alcohol (about 2 cock
tails).
z. Two cocktails (about 0.O4%
of alcohol in the BLOODY may re-
duce visual acuity as much as
wearing dark glasses at night.
8. "Under the Influence"
means that due to drinking alco-
hol a person has lost Ito any de-
gree) some of the clearness of
mind and self-control that he
would otherwise possess.
9. You do not have to be OBJ
viously intoxicated to be "Under
the Influence" and an unsafe
driver.
10. Coffee or other stimulants
will not offset the effects of al
cohol. Only time can eliminate
alcohol from the blood stream.
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1859 Ford Victoria 2-dr., Ra-
do, Heater, Pr. Steering,
Ford O-Matic
1859 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-dOOr,
Radio, Heater, Pow
Glide, Power Steering,
Loaded
1858 Ford 4-dOor 800 VS.
1858 Chevrolet Station Wagon
4-dr., VS, Pr. Glide, Ra-
do, Heater
1858 Ford Victoria 2-dOOr
Loaded
1857 Ford Fairlane 500, dr.,
II ii, F-O-M Pr. Steering
1857 Chevrolet 21O, 4-dr. Clean
1856 Ford CustOmline VS., Pr.
Steering, r H Cd, Extra
Clean
1855 Ford 4-doOr, Custom, Ra-
do, Heater, o ID
1856 Plymouth vs. Station
Wagon $795.OO 4-door
1854 Mercury HardtOp Coupe
1854 Ford vs. 4-dr.
1853 Chevrolet 2-tlOor
1851 Mercury 4-dOOr, Radio
Heater, o ID
1919 Chevrolet, 2-dOOr, Cheap,
Good Tires
1919 Chevrolet Coupe
TRUCKS
1857 Chevrolet Pickup 6 cyl,
Clean
1855 Ford Pickup, 6
1853 Ford Pickup vs.
4 4 \
r. .. SAWYER
MOTOR COMPANY. INC.
Your FORD Dealer
Phone 116 Manteo
N. C. License No. 1869
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
NORTH CAROLINA
HYDE COUNTY

Having qualified as Admins
stratrix of the Estate of 2. B.
Watson, deceased, this is to noti-
fly all persons having claims
against the Estate of said de-
ceased to present them to the I'M
dersigned for payment on or be-
fore the 1st day of December,
1860. or this Notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment.
This the goth day of Novem-
Der. 1859.
OLIVE w. SMITH
Administrative of z. B. Watson,
Deceased. Fairfield, North Caro-
lima.
N-27-6tc
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-12-25
THE CHRISTMAS SANTA
CLAUS DIDN'T COME
BY HI. M. ELLIS

Christmas Eve is the crucial
period in the holiday accident
picture. Experience has shown
that about twice as many people
are killed on Christmas Eve as on
Christmas Day.
The period from 6 pm. to mid
night Christmas Eve is the most
dangerous time of the holiday.
These six hours claim an average
of II deaths an hour compared to
an average of less than five
deaths an hour during the next "a
hour period.
Studies have shown that on a
year round basis, about 80 per
cent of all fatal accidents involve
drinking drivers. At Christmas,
the percentage almost doubles
about 55 per cent of the holiday
accidents involve drinking drivers.
Following are some facts from