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cLIMMER OF HOPE

is coming UP time for hunters to shoot themselves and
each other On the highways people will go right using
their proectes And at home the most dangerous
place of ALL accidents will keep happening staggering
rate-for total of about four million during the year. of
which about 81 600 will be fatal In fact they will begin
celebrating the heating season arrives!
The foregoing should be explanation enough for that
annual fall event. Emergencies Don't Wait Week. that goes
II This public service program has three detectives
home improved and extended public understanding of first
aid methods accessibility of first aid equipment especially
In the hone) for proper treatment of accident victims
This years anniversary brings with for the first time
for cheering and ray of hope for the future
according to Dr. John Henderson, medical director of john
Johnson who sponsor this event in cooperation with
the local druggist.
In 1858 home accidents actually decreasedin spite of
soaring population fguresfrom 100000 in 1857 to flat
four million and with reduction fatalities from % 600
to 1900 While the Improvement is mighty small DR. Hen
derson notes with satisfaction that the percentage of
reduction in deaths is nearly twice that of total accidents
which leaves room to hope that people learning
what to do in emergencies and supplying themselves with
the needed equipment Most important of ALL he Thinks is
the change in direction of these statistics.
There be doubt that such activities Emergen
cies Don't wait Week worth while and that in this in
stance largely due to the unsesh and devoted in
terest of the druggist in the welfare of the community he
serves.
And and when the toll of the injured and the dead in
traffic accidents boating accidents and hunting accidents is
likewise checked, shall begin to think the human is
growing up
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A BUSY SESSION
OF WOMANS CLUB
M SWAN QUARTER

Swan Quarter Womans Club
Monday night, Mrs. 0. L. Williams,
President and Mrs. Claude Sawyer,
secretary protein, presiding.
The Club Hymn was followed by
an impressive devotion by Mrs. Will
lians; her suject, "God in Nature
yith a Prayer from Day by Day"
Members We're urged to attend
the meeting in Ayden Oct. is. Mrs.
Sam Williams reported another
film night for October IA, the
Louisiana Story" will be shown;
the public is invited. A note of APP
probation was read from Mrs. d.
L. Berry for remembrance during
her recent bereavement. Mrs. r. G.
Baum gave the plans for the flower
show Oct. 23rd. Glasses arrange
ments, committees, hostesses and
hours of duty were named.
Mrs. Tim Smith and MIS-. o. L.
Williams served refreshments to
Mrs. Claude Sawyer, Mrs. 0. l..
Williams, Mrs. r. G. Baum, Mrs.
Jerome Jarvis, Mrs. Tommie Gay
lord, Mrs. Sam Williams.
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GUM NECK PERSONALS

Among visitors from Norfolk
here with relatives and friends
during the week end were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Porterfield, Bobby
Smith and Jack Combs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Connie Phelps and girls,
Shelby and Joyce, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dele Everton, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
nv Meekins and children, and Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus Sawyer and fami-
ly, Mrs. ]. Crosswhite and daagh-
ter, Carol, Mrs. AL Williams and
daughters.
Visitors from Portsmouth in
cluded Mrs. Dell Parker, Judy
Simms, Mr.. and Mrs. Josh Park
err, and Mr.. and Mrs. Delton Ray
burn, w. M. Cohoon and son, Ray.
Mrs. E. E. Sawyer has returned
from a Washington hospital where
she was treated for a broken foot
Mrs. Alonzo Jones is patient
in Columbia hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Sawyer
and children and Mrs. Julian Saw
yer of Fairfield visited here Sun
day. :.
Captain Raymond Combs left
Monday for New York after visit
ing here with relatives.
Mrs. Minnie Alexander is a pa
tient in Norfolk General Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Whitson
of Kill Devil Hills are visiting rel
atives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Cartwright
and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Goodwin
visited Mrs. Ellie Oliver of Cres-
we'll.
G. L. Owens WIS home with his
family.
Miss Nina Swindell has re-
turned after visiting an aunt in
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. c. Clark OF
Camp LeJeune visited relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodville Liver
man of Newport News were here
for the week end.
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WENT ON PEACE MISSION
COLUMBIA MAN WOUNDED

COLUMBIA.-A Gum Neck man
was seriously wounded Sunday
when a load of buckshot entered
both his legs, discharged from a
gun in the hands of James Brick
house.. As, of Kilkenny at close
range on the highway fronting the
Gum Neck Methodist Church.
The victim, Mark Combs 43,
after receiving emergency treat
ment at the Columbia Hospital was
carried to the Marine Hospital in
Norfolk.
Brickhouse was arrested by
Sheriff Clair E. Norris and held
on bond pending preliminary hear
ing on the charge of assault and
battery with deadly weapon. The
Sheriff told that the only witness
that could be found to the shooting
was ]. G. Cohoon of Gum Neck.
Combs and Brickhouse married
sisters, and Brickhouse told the
sheriff that Combs had gone to his
home in Kilkenny Saturday night
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YACHT BURNS AND SINKS
IN ALLIGATOR RIVER
Loss Of Pleasure Graft Estimated al
$4,000: Survivors Taken to
Belhaven

COL MBIA. - The 50-foot
yacht, Swanee, an eight-berth
cabin cruiser from New York and
Miami, burned to its hull and
sank near the Tyrrell shore Tues
day but its crew escaped.
Capt. Gerald Shell, 80, and his
wife, Alice, 26, of Miami, We're
aboard the craft when the fire
was spotted by smoke curling up
behind the instrument panel. The
fire had started in the engine
rom and by that time had too
much Roadway to control.
The Shells, after radioing their
plight to the Coast Guard at Eliz-
abeth City, abandoned the Swanee
on a life raft. They were picked
up by the cabin cruiser Tippy,
commanded by A. S. Kemper of
Farm Drive Manor, Philadelphia,
Pa. (no street address,.
Shell had first met Kemper the
night before, when both berthed
at Coinjock. ~ caught his lines
when he came in to tie up" Shell
recalled.
The Tippy took the Shells to
Belhaven, about IS miles down
the Intracoastal Waterway from
where the Swanee burned in Alli-
gator River.
Shell, skipper of the Swanee for
four years, said the owner was
John Hagan of Sand Point, L. l.,
NY, the owner Of Elmhurst Con-
tracing Co.
Shell estimated it would cost
$15O,OOO to replace the Swanee,
which is used for fishing trips and
pleasure cruises.
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SMALL INTEREST IN TOURIST BUREAU DINNER.

disappointing note concerning the activities of the
Dare County Tourist Bureau the comparatively small
number of people who attended the annual dinner held at
Mays Head last week Perhaps persons
present and most of them from Manteo and included
officers former officers and others who have been most
active in the movement.
Mr. and Mrs William Gibson the only two persons
attending from Hateras Island which reveives
of the effort stimulated by the $1,000 annual out
lay of Tourist Bureau money most of which from
county funds There interest manifest when those
who most directly stood to benefit by the tourist money
contributed annually to keep going Now most of the
money comes from ABC funds Businessmen who contri
buted cash. closer look the management of tourist
bureau affairs and attended meetings and dinners ETC. They
preferred to have voice in how their money spent
Now that the county has taken nearly all the load it's
quite different
What appears the sensible of financing the broad
program that should be followed by the tourist bureau to
make it worth while is to finance it by small levy whereby
each everyone should contribute in like AS
stands small segment of the people, and those who
connected with the Bureau enthusiastic prasng
It, but those interests and of the county who do not
share program express considerable dissatisfaction
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CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE
THEME OF HYDE COUNTY
HOME CLUB MEETING

Miss Joe Fart, Food and Nutri-
ton specialist of Raleigh, held a
LEADERS Training School" for the
November meetings of Hyde Co.
Home Clubs in Swan Quarter.
"Christman Open House" was
the scene. Decorations included a
dainty tree, a center piece and
froasted fruit, and dainty snacks.
Hostess chosen for the afternoon
was Mrs. Ben Harris who greeted
the guests and introduced them to
Mrs. Gilbert Tunnel, the honoree
ministers wife). Mrs. Jay Boomer
welcomed the group, and at the
christmas table" Mrs. Thomas
O'Neal poured punch, and dainties
were served, buffet stlye.
Mrs. Harry Jarvis, Miss Mildred
Spencer with Mrs. Robert Bundy at
the piano sang "Silent Night" for
the finishing touches of til e
christmas Open House.
Attending were Miss Joe Fart,
Mrs. Jean w. Balance, Mrs. Jean
O'Neal, Mrs. AL Rhodes, Mrs. Jay
Boomer, Mrs. Carol Gibbs, Mrs. E.
E. Hodges, Mrs. Macon Howard,
Mrs. S. r. Clayton, Mrs. ]. A. Lee,
Mrs. Otis Earl Sadler, Mrs. G. 3.
Tunnel, Mrs. Hubert Watson, Mrs.
Edith Pugh, Mrs. Harry Jarvis,
Mrs. Elsie Berry, Mrs. Hazel
Harris, Mrs. Robert Bundy, Miss
Mildred Spencer, Miss Aleph Cason,
Mrs. j. B. Berry.
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Mrs. Ethel R. o'Neal, Mrs. Sudie
Payne, Mrs. Lillian Midget, Mrs.
Ruby Toler, Mrs. Leona Midget,
Mrs. Camille Midget, Mrs. Ella
Midget, Mrs. Alberta Porter and
Miss Ella Porter attended the 83rd
Session of the First District AS
sociation of the Rebekah Lodge
Saturday, October Bird at Swan
Quarter.
The Ladies Aid Society met
Monday 0ctobeh 9Th at the house
of Mrs. Colenda Midget. The 23rd
Psalm was read by Vice President,
Mrs. Lurania Midget. Plans were
made for party to raise funds for
the treasury. Hostess: Mrs. Colenda
Midgettfl Next meeting, Nov. End.
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RoDANTHE PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Zion S. Payne of
South Norfolk visited Mr.. and Mrs.
John E. Herbert and Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian L. Gray.
Herbert X. Midget, Jr, and
Ellery C. Midget of Norfolk visi-
ted Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert X. Mid
gett.
M/Sgt. Wiley w. Gray of Fort
Bragg, is here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian L. Gray. Sgt.
Gray has recently completed a tour
of duty in Germany.
Miss Sheila B. Gray who is in
school at Manteo visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian L. Gray,
accompanied by Miss Elsie Davis Of
Wanchcse.
Mrs. Lurania Midget, Mrs. Nora
e. Herbert, Mrs. Bethany r. Gray,
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JURY LIST ANNOUNCED FOR
HYDE SUPERIOR COURT

The following persons have been
selected for jury duty in. the term
of Superior Court which convenes
at Swan Quarter Monday, October
IL. Pioneer, R. F. D.: Fred Smith
wick and Edsel James Clayton.
Engelhard: Edmond Otis Mason,
Willie X. Gibbs, Richard Hover
ton Mann, Walter Lee Gibbs,
Johnnie Tycious Gibbs, Ozrow B.
Gibbs, Wilbur Lewis, Earl Jack
son Berry, Chester Lee Gibbs,
Miles Clark Spencer, Henry DAM
eron Cuthrell, Cecil Bruce Gibbs,
Charles Edward Berry, Huron
Jefferson Gibbs, Horace Gibbs,
Benjamin G. Midyette, William
Pell Burrus, George Edward
Bush, Henry David Cahoon, Dem
mis- Lee Selby, Jimmie w. Spencer
and Thomas Armstead Jennette.
Fairfield: Jesse Hudson, Golden
Mooney, Harold Watson, Lindsay
Woodley Sadler, Milborn E. Nix
on, Madison Balance and Clifford
Murrel Swindell. Scranton: Earl
Topping, Clafton George Williams,
Harry F. Sawyer, Leo H, Sawyer,
Travis Windley Flowers, Elwood
Scott Williams, Henry w. Gar
IRISH, Olian Williams, Ralph Will
liams, Frank W. Fortescue, Jr. and
Rufus Gordon Spencer. Swan
Quarter: B. Warren Williams,
Woodrow Caravan, John Franklin
Cahoon, Wesley Hopkins, Thomas
E. Sanderson, Jack A. Lupton,
Zion Evans Rice, Thomas Wahab
Cahoon and Joseph c. Williams,
Jr.
In this term of court five actions
are listed on the criminal calendar:
Tom Pugh, Jr., David E. Harvey,
Rudolph Keech, George Burrus, and
Masses E. Daniels.
Divorce actions are as follows:
w. R. Williams against Alice v.
Williams and Marie Watson against
Edward H. Watson.
Civil actions on the calendar are
Harold Spencer etals versus Modlin
and Collins. Earl Topping VS.. State
Board of Education. Marvin Ben
son and four others VS.. Nathan
Cathrell and S. w. Harris.
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LOREN E. TILLETT, RETIRED
WANCHESE NATIVE DIES

Loren E: Tillett 'Sr., 60, died in a
Norfolk hospital Friday at 3:45 p.
M, after a long illness. He was a
native of Wanchese, and had lived
in Norfolk for % years, residing at
1345 w. Both st. HeSwas retired
lighthouse keeper for the U. S.
Coast Guard.
He was a son of Timothy and
Mrs. Caledonia Daniels Tillett. and
the husband of Mrs. Esmeralda
Midget Tillett.
He was member of the United
Pentecostal Holiness Churc h,
Bethel Temple.
His death occurred two weeks fol-
lowing that of his brother, Steve
Tillett of Wanchese.
In addition to his wife, surviving
are six daughters, Mrs. Velma
Smith, Mrs. Cor1.ine Forehand, Mrs
Esmeralda Talley and Mrs. Leona
Johnston, all of Norfolk; and Mrs
Anna Mae Hickman of Deep Creek;
Mrs. Merle Carroll of Great Lakes,
ILL.,; two sons, Loren E. Tillett, Jr.
of Norfolk and Sgt. E. A. Tillett
of Fort Dix, N. j., five sisters
Mrs. Grace Daniels of st. Angus
tine, Fla; Mrs. Joe Meekins Of
Elizabeth City; Mrs. George A.
Daniels of Wanchese; Mrs. Rens
Midget and Mrs. Helen Stokleyi
both of Norfolk; three brothers
Earl Tillett and Royden Tillett
both of Wanchese, N. c., and AL
fred Tillett of Maryland and sew
eral nieces and nephews.
The body was taken to the
United Penecostal Holiness Church
Bethel Temple for funeral services
Sunday at 8 p. m. Burial was in
Rosewood Memorial Park, Bayside,
Va.
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sTUMPY POINT PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Wise, Mr..
and Mrs. elena Twiford, Mrs.
Gertrude Wise and Hugh Grad
dock were in Elizabeth City Sum
day and visited Violet Bratten in
Albemarle hospital.
Mickey Payne, U.S.C.G. is here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Payne.
1t. Cdr. and Mrs. Kipling Wise
arrived from California, Friday
with their children Cliff and Bob,
to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. D. Wise. 1t. Cdr. Wise is being
transferred to Washington, D. c.
Cliff and Bob will remain here with
their grandparents and enter Man.
teo school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brantley Twiford
were in Norfolk Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Best and Mrs.
Cary Smith visited Miss Violet
Bratten in Elizabeth City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. o. Golden and
daughter, Shelia, visited in Nor
folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Barbie spent
Saturday in Elizabeth City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talmadge Best and
children Mark and Susie have re-
turned from California after visit
ing three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Payne and
son Mickey and Mrs. Cora Best were
in Norfolk Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Hooper spent
the week end in Norfolk visiting
her mother, Mrs. Estelle Wood.
Horace Hooper, Jr., of E. c. C..
Greenville, spent the week end with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Hooper, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mason and
daughter, Debbie, of Norfolk spent
the week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Midget.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Midget Of
Norfolk, announce the birth of their
second child, a second daughter,
Barbara Ann, September 29d. Mrs.
Midget is the former Miss Theresa
Payne, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Riley Payne. Mr.. Midget is son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Midget.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service met Monday night,
October 5, with Mrs. Belle Gray.
Mrs. Doris Twiford led the pro-
gram, using "Good News of Peace
and Life, as the subject. After call
to Worship and Invocation by
leader, Hymn "Once to Every Man
and Nation" was read by Mrs. Will
ma Midget. Scripture was read by
Mrs. R. D. Wise. Hymn Were a
Story to Tell to the Nations" was
sung. Folks were given by Mrs.
Becky Midget and Mrs. Lou
Hooper on "Those Who Turn the
World Upside Down" and "The
Churches and the United Nations"
Prayer was given in unison. Bene-
diction by Mrs. Willie Hooper after
which the meeting was turned over
to the president, Mrs. Viola O'Neal.
After reports by officers and all
business finished, Mrs. Wise dis
missed with prayer.
The hostess, assisted by Cath
crime Gray served hot chocolate
with marshmellow and cookies to
Mesdames: Lou, Willie and Louise
Hooper, Goldie Best, Wilma Margie
and Margaret, Becky Midget,
Doris Twoford, Viola O'Neal, and
Prime Wise.
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NO EXCUSE FOR PARTY DEFICITS.

Retiring President Art Vann of the YDC sounded off at
the Young Democrats with wholesome blast Friday calling
them task for their denquences in allowing the organ
cation to be debt than $600 He raped the mem
bers where in too many counties they won't do damn
thing but go to the conventions to have good time
We've been pauper organization for 81 he said
land that's disgrace"
WE'LL we might add that the Young Democrats seem to
be following the footsteps of their elders In too many
counties of this state there is party organization worthy
of fake organization pretends to serve the party
actually only used for the benefit of few people It's
used endorse relatives friends for fine political pums
Some of these contribute cent for party Often
they are oudmouthed and vocerous in party causes
and from they make stranger might think they
have been doing the work and qualified to speak for
their party
Such party organizations discredit to the party
and sad situation where there not enought loyal
party members with sufficient spine to stamp em out OF
existence They raised funds to support the party
when they do merely borrow for else to pay off
as in the case where Mr. Vann complains Such party organ
cations lot of harm they contribute to government
and permit counties default to candidates whose ad
mnstraton becomes stencil in the nosrs of those with
a sense of civic pride and patriotism.
There is no for party deficits and party
ganzaton worthy of the would make those who enjoy
many party benefits with the cash to the
bills.
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COLUMBIA PERSONALS

The 22nd annual Letter Writ
ing' week is being celebrated here
during this week, Oct. 4-10 as an
nounced by Mrs. Effie A. Brick
house, Postmaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brickhouse an
Inounce the birth of daughter,
Tracey Carol, Sunday, Oct. 4, at
the Columbia Hospital. Mrs. Brick
house was the former Miss Peggy
Roughton.
The 1860 ASC County Committee
elected Friday, Sept. 20 by dele
gates from four communities in
Tyrrell County were: Chairman
H. Colon Smell; V-Chairman- J.
F. Hopkins; Member. w. Will
iams; 1st Alternate, S. H. Voliva;
End Altelnate-J. H. Daniels.
Mrs. John P. Alexander has re-
ceived announcement of the we'd
ding of her niece Miss Almeta Faye
Ambrose, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard L. Ambrose of Creswell to
Robert L. Springfield of Player,
Missouri, on Sunday Sept 20, at
Talbot Park Baptist Church in Nor
folk.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben F. Duncan Of
San Pedro, California, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan j. Bray (the former Fannie
Duncan) of Great Bridge, Va,
and Mrs. Stella Duncan johnson of
Great Bridge, Va, spent Tuesday
here. Mr.. Duncan, Mrs. Bray and
Mrs. johnson are natives of Co1um-
bia. They reported that their sis
ter, Mrs. Ben (Clara) Spruill has
recently been stricken with a heart
attack, and will have to remain
abed for several weeks. She gets
her mail at 2511 Grandby Street,
Norfolk.
Rober Stogner of Raleigh spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell M. Everton.
Miss Pat Eveton of Raleigh was
home with her parents last week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray McCees and
children Denise and Dennis of
Ahosllie spent the week end with
Mr.. McClees' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. McClees.
Mrs. r. S. knight Jr., Mrs. d. NJ
Pledger Jr., and children Mary
Paige and Garnet spent Monday in
Hal1ellsviIle visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Mason.
Don Steagall was called to his
home in Rockingham Tuesday. His
father who has been real i'll, was
reported as being in worse con-
dition.
P. F. C. w. L. Hewlett, who
is stationed at Fort Knox, KY, is
home with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Treadwell Hewlett on a seven
day leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Chas. Cohoon
attended the State Carolina Game
at Chapel Hill Saturday, and at
tended the Luncheon at Morehead
Planetarium honoring Legislative
members on Greater University
Day. Their daughter, Pat, a student
at WCUNC, and son VIM Chas. Jr.,
attending Oak Ridge Institute, met
them thre for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Make Spencer and
son, Bobbie of Alliance, spent the
week end with Mr.. Spencer's moth
err, Mrs. Clinnie Spencer.
Among the out-of-town persons
attending the Everton-D Davenport
wedding Sunday were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Give Liveiman of Holland,
Va, Capt. and Mrs. H. L. Ever
ton, Mrs. Sam T. Everton all of
Norfolk, Mrs. P. C. Blount Jr.,
(Irene Everton) and daughter
Gwen and Mary Charles of James
vile, Mrs. Clyde S. Smithson and
Mrs. Thomas Woodley of Creswell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Porterfield and
daughter of Norfolk, Mrs. Hugh
Martin and daughter, Betty Grace
of Raleigh, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
H. Liverman of Raleigh.
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has made an extensive collection
of color slides of wildfloers of
Roanoke Island and vicinity, en-
tertained the Elizabeth City
group with her presentations of
these slides, with oral explanation
While in Elizabeth City she
was the guest Of Mrs. M. R. Frais-
er, formerly Of Mays Head, and
q former active member of the
Roanoke Island Garden Club.
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MRS. BARDIN SHOWS SLIDES
TO ELIZABETH CITY CLUB

Mrs. James C. Bardin of Man
teo, president Of the Roanoke Is
land Garden Club, was guest of
honor Thursday evening at the
October meeting of the Flower
Lovers Garden Club of Elizabeth
City, meeting at the home Of Mrs.
Rodney Trueblood. Mrs. Bardin,
who with her husband, DR.. Bardin,