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HOMECOMING SUNDAY AT
GRACE CHURCH IN DUCK

The first Homecoming in the
history of the Grace Methodist
Church at Duck will be held this
Sunday, Nov. 1, P. A. Tillett
Chairman of the official board
announced yesterday.
The day will begin with church
school at 10 am. The Pastor, Rev.
Stanley S. Snead, will bring the
morning message entitled "Chris-
tianity Tomorrow-Today!" at II
am.
A picnic fellowship at the
church will begin at 1915 pm.
followed by a community Sing.
During this period, S. C. Chandler,
Chairman of the Currituck School
Board will give the history of the
Griggs School Bell. This bell was
presented to the church in the fall
of 1868 for use in a future steeple
and belfry.
Past members and friends are
invited to attend the function and
are requested to bring a picnic
lunch. Beverage will be served by
the church school.
Members of the Planning Com
mittee are Elmo Whitson, Mrs.
Fannie Evans, Mrs. Carrie Whit
son, Mrs. Alfini Scarborough, Mrs.
Charles Spruill, and P. A. Tillett.
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FALL FEDERATION
AT KITTY HAWK
SET FOR NOV. A

Dare County Home Demonstra-
ton women will be travelling to
Kitty Hawk Elementary School on
Noveanber A, for the annual Fall
Federation. The meeting will con-
vene at 10 am. with Mrs. Virginia
Davis OF Wanchese, presiding.
Highlight of the day will be the
return Of Miss Pauline Gordon,
State College Home Furnishing
Extension Specialist, who will
speak to the group on "Crafts in
the Home" Miss Gordon will be re-
membered for her work in various
workshops, dried flower arrange
nents being among the ones most
enjoyed by the women.
Others appearing on the program
will be: Devotional; Mrs. Jim Car
roll, Wanchese; Welcome; Mrs. Ed
gar Perry, Kitty Hawk; Greetings;
Louis E. Cayton, Principal at
Kitty Hawk; Response; Mrs. Jose
phine Wise, Stumpy Point; Presen-
tarboA of Speaker; Mrs. Leo Mid
gett, Manteo.
After lunch at Journeys End
Restaurant the women will recon-
vere for installation of officers and
presentation of awards. The meet
ing win adjourn at 2:30 pm. with
the women repeating the club col
lect.
Hostesses will be Kitty Hawk
Club Meanbers. Wanchese Club will
he in charge of the registration.
The Hatteras Club women have de-
signed a very attractive program
cover using the theme of the day
and q map of the Dare County
Clubs as focal points.
Council officers who are in
charge of the day are: Mrs. Vir-
GINA Davis, president; Mrs. Hub.
ert Guthrie, vice president; Mrs
Lewis Mann, secretary; and Mrs
C. A. York, treasurer.
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IMPORTANT MEETING WITH
TEACHERS HERE NOV.

DR.. Ralph Brimley, Director of
Public Relations and Extension,
East Carolina College, will hold an
organizational meeting in the Man
teo High School Library on Satur-
day morning, November z, at 10:-
90 am. to discuss the possibility of
holding extension classes in Man
teo. All interested persons are
urged to be present at that time.
Nineteen teachers of Dare Coun-
ty have expressed an interest in
the extension classes and it is
thought that teachers from sur
rounding counties might also wish
to enroll. Since the classes would
carry college credit as well as credit
for renewal of teachers certifi-
Gates, it is possible that persons
not teaching at the present time
would be interested.
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INFORMATION SOUGHT ON
WHEREABOUTS OF DRAFTEES

The selective service office at
Manteo has given notice that all
young men must register for the
draft within five days after be-
coming Is years of age.
The Board states that informal
ton is needed as to the wherea-
bouts Of several men whose adj
dresses are unknown. Persons
knowing the whereabouts of these
men are requested to notify Local
Board No. %, Manteo, N. C.
From Hatteras, John Lttleton
Austin, Daniel Carl Willis, Hydous
Jones Austin; and William Elton
Willis whose last address was 1913
Lenschied Drive, Pittsburgh, Calf.
From Manteo, Marion Stewart
Harrell, and Wilbert Ray Mackey,
whose last address was 90 E.
Springfield St. Boston, Mass. From
Wanchese, Dalton Ray Conrad,
formerly of 3014 Claremont Ave-,
Winston-Salem, N. C.. Also AID
ridge Warlin Curles, of Kitty
Hawk and of Rt. 1, Box ZIG Vir-
ginia Beach, Va Reginald Lionel
Parker of Kill Devil Hills.
All registrants whose classifica-
ton is liza, IVA, IV-F or VA
are being mailed NC Form 26.
These are TO bring the Local Board
up on correct addresses and status
of registrants. They are asked to
fill out the Form and return to
LIB NO. % as soon as possible.
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MRS. HARRIS TELLS
BOOK CLUB ABOUT
EUROPEAN JOURNEY,
Former Resident Provides Enter.
+ainment for Belhaven Group
With Slides and Souvenirs

Mrs. Jack Harris, of Washing
ton was the guest speaker at the
meeting of the Pungoan Book
Club held at the home of Mrs. r.
D. Mitchell in Belhaven on Thurs
day evening. October, %. She was
introduced by Mrs. E. w. Midyette,
at whose invitation she gave the
program. She is former Belhaven
resident and teacher.
Mrs. Harris held her audience
spellbound with a lively account of
her European tour last summer
when she acted as chaperone for a
group directed by Edmund Harding
of Washington. She illustrated her
talk with slides and also displayed
souvenirs collected in the various
countries visited.
At the conclusion of the program,
Mrs. Mitchell served hot apple
cider, cheese tarts and assorted con-
fections.
Mrs. Virginia Ayscue, of WASH
ington, and Mrs. Reginald Bishop
and Mrs. William Ellison were
guests. Club members present were
Mrs. Midyette, Mrs. Howard Cha
pin, Mrs. John Broome, Mrs. Roy
Justice, Mrs H. L. Harvey, Mrs. J.
r. Brown, Mrs. J. H. Purvis, Miss
Katie Topping, Mrs. Lucy Smith,
and Mrs. Harold Lupton.
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ENGELHARD GROUP ASKING
A UNITED NATIONS FUND

The children and young people of
the Engelhard Methodist Church
will make a collection for UNICEF,
the United Nations Children's
Fund, on Friday night, October 80.
The "Trick or Treat for UNICEF"
project is carried on in thousands
of communities in the United
States at Halloween time. The
Money collected is used through
the United Nations organization
to provide food and medicine for
hungry and sick children in vari-
Gus countries of the world. The
collection in Engelhard will begin
at $50 pm. At $3.50 the young
people will return to the church
for games and refreshments.
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INCREASE OF 35%o
IN BENEFITS PAID
IN DARE COUNTY
Curri+uek Increase I71o; Over
1000 In Two Counties Are
Beneficiaries

AS of February 1869, Dare coun-
ty residents were receiving old
age, survivors, and disability in
surance benefits at the rate of S24,-
557 monthly. This represents a
35k increase over benefits being
paid as of December 1857.
Benefits paid in Currituck
county as of February 1869
amounted to $23,417 monthly. The
rate of increase in Cllrrituck coun-
ty was 1870 over benefits being
paid on December 1867.
A total of $50 Dare county resi-
dents are receiving monthly checks,
while in Cu11ituck county 512 in
dividuals receive checks.
On nationwide basis benefits
are being paid at the rate of near
ly 10 billion dollars annually.
While these benefits are intended
primarily for the economic securi-
ty of the individual beneficiary they
also help business generally in this
area.
Normally these benefits are
food, clothing and other necessities
providing over $294,000 annually
in buying power in Dare county
and over $2s1,00O annually in
Currituck county, a total in two
counties of well over half million
dollars year.
Social Security in it's Oath year
is providing more security for our
citizens than ever before, showing
that citizens of this country and
this area have provided this Sc
curity through their own labor and
efforts.
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MORE SCHOLARSHIPS

Senior students at Manteo high
school are eligible to compete for
more than 100 four-year college
scholarships offered by General
Motors under its National Scholar
ship Plan, according to A. A. White,
principal.
The competition is open to high
school seniors who plan to take the
College Entrance Board examina-
ton for admission to the college
of their choice. = -
Full details of the competition,
including registration dates for
examination, are available in Mr.
Whites office.
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1t has been said many times and his money are soon
parted II you want to live when driving today remember this "A
foolish driver and hrs auto parted The lowed
the salvage yard the hospital where
doctors try to salvage his life About thousand times
North Carolina the doctor do little good for death the final
result of careesness The foolish happen
But the North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles
can happen and does Careessnes drinking speeding
traffic laws are the acts the foohardy driver
TIC deaths and When drive remember
on the road Give the right of Watch every hcrest
for the foolish driver taking accident
ing life.
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CHURCH BAZAAR PLANNED

The Swan Quarter Christian
Church will sponsor a Bazaar and
Buffet supper Sat. Nov. z, 2:30
to 500 pm. at the Agricultural
building.
Fancy work, candy and pastries
will be on display at 2:30.
Supper consisting of turkey,
ham, chicken, ect. to be served
beginning at 5 pm. Pay what you
desire. Proceeds to go in Building
Fund,
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@ L M P S E S
THE P A S 7
By CAROLYN LLOYD

Some social reformers are now
preaching that the solution to the
worlds problems lies in limiting
the population. They frown upon
large families as being economi-
cally unwise. Well, as teacher,
l am glad that they didn't get the
word around sooner, for one of the
more interesting phases of my
career in one school has been the
association with certain large
families. The thought came to me
when l realized that next year
will be the first in over twenty
that there will be no member of
the D. o. Selby family in high
school. 1t will seem peculiar.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Selby, of
Rt. 2, Belhaven, have eleven chill
dren and l have taught them all,
save the youngest. Since Tai
madge, the eldest, is man, per-
haps he won't mind having his
age, Sc, made public. The others
are, in order, Otis, Enrol, Ray,
Ben, Jackie "a girl), Meta, Pol
ly, Karen, the twins, Roy and
Troy, and Hal.
There was quite a bit of ex-
element at school on the day,
nineteen years ago this month,
when the Selbys arrived with the
news that they had new twin
brothers. They hadn't been named,
and everybody Joined in the game
of "name the twins" Mrs. Selby
very sensibly didn't follow the
suggestions. Now one of the
twins is in the army and the 9TH
err is a member of the senior class.
High school just won't seem the
same with the two boys who, to
quote the song, "May have been
a headache, but never were a
BORE"
Through the years, I have
learned that, though the Selbys
may differ in many respects, they
have one thing in common: they
are devoted to each other. Like
all brothers and sisters, they have
their differences; but it is a fam
lily united by love and their plea
sure in family gatherings is en-
viable. There are sixteen grand
children, and it must be something
to behold when they all gather.
One of the twins once remarked
that, since I didn't seem to like
a lot of noise, it was a good
thing l wasn't at his house on
Sundays. That kind of noise must
be music to Mr.. and Mrs. Selby,
however.
Other large families have kept
their names alive on the high
school rolls. There We're the chill
dren of the A. L. Johnstons and
now, their grandchildren. When
the children of the C. L. McHar-
neys had gone their way, the
grandchildren came along. These
large families seem to have the
same quality of devotion that
characterizes the Selbys. It has
been interesting to know them. 1t
isn't likely that 1 shall last to
teach the grandchildren of the
grandchildren, but my guess it
that there will be Johnstons, Nc
Harneys, and Selbys in school for
many years to come.
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MANTEO BAKE SALE

The Manteo Woman's Club will
have Bake Sale and Rummage
Sale combined OH Friday, October
Both downtown in the building next
to The Craft Shop. This bake sale
is given by the Ways and Means
Committee of the Club with Mrs.
Carolyn Etheridge chairman.
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offshore.
With catches reported from both
off Oregon Inlet and off Hatteras.
during the past week the seasons
score of this species reported to
date reached 35. Of the total sail
fish take at least four were taker
near the surf by anglers trolling
for bluefish. These baby sails were
only one yard or less in length and
the weights ranged ony from one
and half to three pounds. Small
sailfish are in big demand as tro-
plies. The total billfish score fol
Dare Coast Outer Banks water:
now exceeds 300 fish of all species
blue and white marlin, sails etc.
Blues and Mackerel
This year for the first time Span
ish mackerel have shown up in
large schools at Oregon Inlet. In
previous years the northerly range
for the species was usually Hat
teras Inlet and waters in and
around Ocracoke. The Spanish
mackerel are running to good
sizes, with some weighing up to
five pounds each being caught from
the surf or by trollers at Oregon
and Hatteras Inlets.
Bluefishing Stacked during mid
summer but these little fighters
are plentiful again. The sizes are
not as large as those taken during
the fabulous Spring run this sea-
son, but the sizes have been run
ming better than the snapper-size.
Bottom Fishing
Speckled trout were back in
Croatan Sound as the current
sportsfishing week started. They
had been scarce in the same waters
last week. Carl Mann of MAINS
Harbor reported catches of up to
100 speckled trout by anglers troll
ling or bottom fishing in vicinity
of Umstead Memorial Bridge span
ming Croatan Sound on Monday and
Tuesday. He also reported fair
catches of whiting, founder and
croakers from the same waters.
Gulf Stream Catches
Dan Oden of Hatteras reported
that anglers going to offshore
waters were returning to port with
plenty of dolphin and wahoo. 1t
was the same story off Oregon In
let. Some of the dolphin have gone
to 35 pounds each but most of them
were in the two or three pound
weight class.
Oden reported barracuda and
anglers off Oregon Inlet were
catching aniberjack, small tuna
and albacore.
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this week and attended the Daniels
reunion Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Midget
and children of Hampton, Va, are
visiting Rowena Midget.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Daniels and
children spent Sunday in Columbia
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Daniels.
Sharon Lee Gaskill and grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bent Camp
bell of San Antonio, Texas have
returned home after visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon Gaskill.
Mrs. Elizar Tillett has returned
from the Albemarle Hospital,
Elizabeth City.
Mrs. Sterling Paul is patient
in Norfolk General Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cudwol'th
and children have returned to New
Jersey after visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. Charles Scarborough and
daughter, Nea, have returned from
New Jersey where they visited rel
atives.
Johnny Daniels son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Malcolm Daniels received
medical treatment in the Albemarle
Hospital.
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sTuMPY POINT PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Hooper spent
Monday and Tuesday in Elizabeth
City with Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Hoop
Ell.
Mrs. Monroe Midgette suffered
a severe burn Friday while making
grape jelly by splitting boiling
paraffine wax on her hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Hooper ac-
companied Mrs. Hoopers mother,
Mrs. Estelle Wood to her home in
Norfolk Saturday as Mrs. Wood
was taken seriously i'll while visit
ing here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Dudley
Joan and Darlene of Norfolk are
visiting A. B. Hooper and the
Ralph O'Neals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Payne,
Bruce and Bryan of Norfolk visited
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Payne Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Payne, Mr.
and Mrs. eileen Twiford visited the
Lewis Porters in Goldsboro Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Payne saw their
new granddaughter for the first
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wise Jr., and
sons, Johnny and Georgia and
Michael Butler visited Mr.. and Mrs.
H. B. Hooper Saturday. Eddie
Leigh Hooper returned to Norfolk
with them.
Mrs. Ruby Best and Mrs. Florine
Hooper attended meeting of the
Rebekahs in Manteo Monday.
Mrs. Carl Mason, Debbie> and
Carl Jr., of Norfolk are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Midgette.
Estelle Knight of Manteo visited
her parents Friday.
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RoDANTHE PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Walton G. Midget
and Mrs. Cythia Williams of Eliza
beth City visited Fred O'Ne"l.
Their mother, Mrs O'Neal is still
in the hospital, but is improving.
Rev. Buell. Bingham of Camden,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Her
bert.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Jackson and
daughter Mary Lee from Elizabeth
City visited Mr.. and Mrs. John E.
Herbert and Mrs. Lurania Midget.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred O'Neal, Jr.,
and children left here Sunday for
Norfolk to visit his mother in the
hospital.
Mrs. Arretta Midget of Norfolk
spent the week end here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Levene w.
Midget.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrand L. Eason,
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Walton R. Mid
gett and Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
G. Midget of Norfolk, Mrs. Will
ma Midget of Mays Head, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warner Minor of Miami, Fla,
visited Mrs. Lurania Midget this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian L. Gray and
Sheila Faye are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen E. Gray, Fort Pierce,
Fla, and Norman J. Gray in Mi
ami.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Road
cap, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Arval O'Neal
of Norfolk, Mr.. and Mrs. John E.
Herbert, Jr., of Portsmouth, Va,
spent their vacation here.
Herbert K. Midget, Jr., left
Sunday for duty after a short va
cation here with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Toler and
daughter of Norfolk visited Mr..
and Mrs. Ruford B. Payne.
Mrs. Mary Gaskins is a patient
in the U. S. Public Health Service
Hospital, Norfolk.
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WANCHEsE PERSONALS

Mrs. Lurania Midget of Ro-
danthe visited her niece Rowena
Midget.
Brenda Daniels visited her auna
Mrs. Dennis Greet in Norfolk.
Harry Greet and Irving Williams
of Norfolk visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodrow Stetson.
Mrs. Hattie Doughtey of Newton
Grove is visiting her mother, Mrs
Matte Nelson.
Mrs. Sibyl Sawyer of Norfolk
spent the week end here with her
mother, Mrs. Emma Daniels.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gaskill and
daughter, Joan of Prince George,
Va, were week end guests of Mr..
Gaskill's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Gaskill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe H. Barrett. and
children Sylvia and Hilton of
Rocky Mount visited relatives here
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Bx AYCOCK BROWN

MANTEO-Billfish We're still
plentiful in Dare Coast-Outer
Banks waters as the third week of
August got underway. Inshore ang-
lers going for trout, blues, Spanish
mackerel, founder and variety of
other species were maxim good
catches, Four blue marlin were
taken during the past week end
First and smallest 76 FOUNDER
by w. F. Simmons, Columbia. N.
c., caught east of Oregon Inlet.
In the Hatteras area Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Hegnor, Mason, Ohio
boated a sailfish and their fishing
companions Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Baudendistee also of Mason, Ohio
accounted for 1873 pound blue.
On Tuesday off Oregon Inlet, C.
S. Greene, w. E. Begor and Jimmy
up Pollard, Newport News and w.
D. Holt, Hampton and Jim Battler
of Virginia Beach teamed up to
catch a fighting 235-pound blue
marlin. On the same date Tues
day DR.. G.. T. Carroll of Suffolk,
Va. accounted for 3671a FOUNDER,
one of the largest taken during
August, to date.
White Marlin and Sailfish
The white marlin score for the
current season had cached 122 by
the past week end. More than 80
of the total were taken during a
10 day period in August and all
were taken east northeast of Ore
gon Inlet between 20 and 80 miles
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F-O-M, R&H
1857 Ford 500 4-dr., R&H,
F-O-M
1855 Ford Custom 2-dOor, clean
1855 Chevrolet 21O 2-dr. 6-cyl.
1855 Buick Century Hardtop
r HI, Pr. Steering
1854 Ford 4-dOOr, Cd
1858 Ford Convertible, vs.,
R&H, F-O-M, New Paint,
New Top
1853 Ford 2-dOor, 6
1853 Plymouth 4-door, x-clean
1852 Chevrolet, 2-dO0r
1850 Mercury 4-door
1850 Ford 2-dr. VS.
1850 Chevrolet, Radio, Heater,
4-dOor, licensed $125.00
1949 Buick 4-doOr, Radio, Heat
err $500
1919 Pontiac Station Wagon,
$125.00
1949 Chrysler, 4-door, Like
New, Cheap
TRUCKS
1858 Ford A-ton Pickup, emo.
old, like new
1855 Ford 1z-ton Pickup, s
1855 Dodge 1z-tOn Panel
1854 Ford 1z-tOn Pickup, 6
X X 4
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MOTOR COMPANY. INC.
Your FORD Dealer
Phone 116 Manteo
N. C. License No. 1869
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