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AUCTION SALES
CHILDs AND BALD, Attorneys,
1872 Duke Of Gloucester ST.,
Annapolis. Maryland
(coNTlNUEDl


AssIoNERs SALE OF VALUABLE
ZEE SIMPLE PROPERTY LOCAT-
ED IN CAPE ST, CLAIRE, THIRD
ELEC TON DISTRICT, ANNE
ARUNDEL COUNTY, MARYLAND.
Dndt- ans BY virtue Of the power
Of sale contained In q mortgage
i HSanc HENRY Gsp,R RIPPLE an, and
dated November 21st. 1857, and
recorded among the Land Records
Of Anne Arundel County in Liber
0.T.c. 1853, Folio 4S9. and sub
NJ. cHiips. Attorney. for fore.
closure March 18th, 1859. and
iS.i4i: default 1i S sVIns Occurred red
Hereunder, the undersigned AS
signee will sell ct public auction
at the Court House door in the
City Annapolis, Maryland, on
TUESDAY,, THE TWENTY-FI
DAY OF APRIL, 1859, AT ELEVEN
O'CLOCK AN, EST, all that
lot or parcel Of ground situate.
lying and being in the Third Blec-
ton District of Anne Arundel
S County r.. Marsl41d. shoyn and
csps St claire. Bees ple Creek sRt sds
division. Section p" which said
Plat is dated March 1, 1850, and
filed among the Plat Records Of
Anne Arundel County In Plat Book
%, Page 81. BEING the same
pro1erf conveyed by The Tide
water Holding Corporation to
HENRY c RIPPLE and FRANCES
L. RIPPLE. his wife, by deed dated
June 2Sth, 1855, and recorded
among the Land Records Of Anne
ARUNDEL County IN Liber G,TyC.
g43, Folio 500. This property is
improved BY . .one-story. frame,
approved roof dwelling with full
hot water heater, livinR-dininT
room combination, three Bedrooms,
oath and kitchen, aluminium storm
and screen doors and windows.
This Dr"7erty also has waterfront
privi.s ses on the Magothy River.
TERMS OF SALE: A deposit Of ten
per cent. 10es) Of the purchase
price will be required OF the pur-
chaser on the day. Of sale and
balance to be paid in cash on
ratification Of sale with interest
az SIX per cent t6ssD from date
o. sa'' to settlement. Taxes and
adjusted to date Of sale For
further details, inquire at the
ofHce Of the undersigned.
EUGENE M. CHILDS, Assignee.
CHILDS AND BALD. Attorneys,
1872 Duke of Gloucester Street,
Annapolis, Maryland
Telephone: Colonial 3-21S1
jEORGE w. SCIBLE, Auctioneer
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CHURCHWOMEN MEET

COLUM B l A.-St. Andrews
Episcopal Churchwomen met Mon
day night with Miss Eva Bateman,
and reviewed yearly reports of ac-
complishments: Periodicals distri-
buted to hospitals, were reported
by Mrs Nora M. Schmidt; Orphan
age gifts by Mrs. C. Earl Cohoon.
United Thank Offering, Mrs. H.
C. Davenport, Alter hangings COM
mittee. Mrs. T. w. Armstrong and
Mrs. R. S. Leary advised new AL
tar Hangings priced S1.6S had been
ordered. Mrs. James Howerton and
Mrs. S. S. Woodley were appointed
by the president, Mrs. Rodney
Cooper to receive the gifts for the
Rector's Christmas Box and have
it delivered Monday Dec. 81. Mrs.
w. S. Caravan accepted the di-
rection of the choir for Christmas
Eve Service. Five members: Mrs.
Lula A. Cohoon, Mrs. Alma DISCS
way, Mrs. j. F. Schlez, Mrs. Emma
Krause and Mrs. w. M. Norcom
were voted to be remembered by
the Auxiliary at Christmas.
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Mrs. Roy Brickhouse and chill
dren, Gregg and Shirley attended
the funeral of their uncle, John
A. Hinse at LAGRANGE Tuesday.
Mrs. astoria Bateman Am
brose is a patient in Columbia
Hospital. Mrs. Bateman fell from
a ladder while house cleaning and
sustained back injuries, accord
ing to her mother, Mrs. Nancy
Rhodes.
Joseph Rhodes is patient in
Chowan Hospital, and is reported
to be in serious condition.
Did you know-that State Col
lege reports that the largest tree
in North Carolina is reported to
be seven miles up Roanoke River
from GAINESVILLE in Martin Coun-
ty. The tree, a bald cypress,
measures SO #. in circumference
and is 100 feet tall.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie
Davenport, a son, Z lbs. IL ozs.
on Friday, Dec. II at 1:3O. Mrs.
Davenport is the former Phoebe
Rhodes.
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ing the first quarter of the year.
The new stores, which will be To-
Gated through Colonial's 10-state
territory, will generally range in
size from 10000 to $4,000 square
feet.
During the current year 40 new
stores will have been opened and
16 enlarged. Twenty stores, COM
prising the Indianapolis branch,
which had been operating at a loss
for the last year or so, were sold
in August, The disposition of these
stores, the closing of some older
units in Colonial's territory and the
opening of new stores leaves the
total number of stores in operation
year.
Under special use data at the
National Seashore it was indicated
that 4S6 hunters were counted at
the controlled shooting area of
Bodie Island during the month,
where the goose season opened No
vember 10 and the duck season 10
days later.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH SERVICE

COLUMBIA,-A Chri m a s
choral candlelight service was
given at the Columbia Christian
Church Sunday. Four little angels
Brenda Goodwin, Joe Ann Topping,
Karen Yerby and Angels Hamilton
marched in and lighted the four
candelabra. Devotion was by Ashley
Hardison.
With j. A. Brickhouse directing
and Mrs. Gladys Sawyer accom-
panying, the choir was composed
of The Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Mes
sick, Mrs. Albin Hamilton, Larry
Woodley, John A. Hardison, Joe
Topping, Mrs. ]. A. Hardison, Wan
da Cooper, Mrs. Lydia Cooper, Mrs.
]. A. Alexander, Mrs. T. X. Yerby,
Jr, Mrs. C. D. Cooper, Mrs. D.
M. Bridgeman, Mrs. Franklin Alex
ander and Mrs. Camille Everton.
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GUM NECK PERSONALS

New Officers for The Good
Neighbor Club of Gum Neck Free
Will Baptists were elected Mon
day night at the home of Mrs,
Nacie Armstrong; Leader for
1860 - Mrs. Jennie Vilkerson;
Secretary, Mrs. Joe T. Liverman
and Treasurer, Mrs. Ami e
Weatherly. The President, Mrs
Alene Jones reported that the
church chimes had been repaired
and sought ways of payment dis
cussion.
Hardy Hudson and son, Donald
of Norfolk visited relatives here
the week end.
Mrs. l. w. Swindell, and daugh-
ter, Tina 10, Mrs. w. A. Cooper
and Mrs. Margie Squyars visited
with Mrs. R. o. Creef in Norfolk
Mrs. Minnie Alexander and Kay
Smell spent the week end in Nor
folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Porterfield
and daughter, Carol of Norfolk
visited relatives the week end.
Fred Metcalf and son, Colen OF
Burlington were here for the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus Hud-
son and Mrs. Amanda Hudson of
Fairfield visited here.
J. w. Williams spent Monday
in Washington.
Bobby Smith of Norfolk spent
the week end here with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Workman
and children, Susie, Leon and
Jeff spent Thursday in Norfolk
Miss Nina Swindell has re-
turned after visiting Mr.. anc
Mrs. r. o. Creef in Norfolk.
Mrs. Ludford Cohoon is a pa
tient in Columbia Hospital.
Herman Cohoon, Mr.. B. T. Co.
hoon, Mr.. Carl Cohoon and Mr.
Durwood Cooper spent Monday ir
E izabeth City.
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TYRRELL SOYBEAN TEST

COLUMBIA.-A variety test o1
soybeans planted in two row plots
by Claud Jones in Gum Neck Com
munity of Tyrrell County showed
Ogden variety to be the highest
yielder with 28.6 bushels per acre
Hood next with 27.9; Lee with 27.s
and Hill 22.7.
The variety test was planted
May 16 and fertilized with 25C
pounds of 2-12-12 per acres, and
harvested Nov. 20, which was &c
days after Hill matured.
The test was subject to about 2E
inches of rain in six-week period
from second week in June to thirc
week in July, and it might be that
heavy rains favor one variety ovel
another, the agent adds.
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CHRISTMAS PROGRAM BY
WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH

COLUMBIA A.-Tfre Christmas
Program of the Wesley Memorial
Methodist Church Sunday night
was unique in the handling of the
"Birth of the Christ Child" pres
entatiOn.
The Narrator, Terry Everette,
guided the flow of the tableau;
Music-a trio ooh Holy Night" was
sung by Fran Daveport, Peggy
Davenport and Brenda Hales; ave
Three Kings" by Freddie Mitchell,
Eddie Spencer and Eugene Kidd.
The Tableau cast: The prophet
Sandy Simmons; Angel-Carol Nc
Clees; Mary-Sandra Owens; JOS
epll-Charles Basnight; Wise Man
Freddie Mitchell, Eddie Spencer
and Eugene Kidd; Shepherds
Jay McClees, Tommy Everett, Rex
Simmons, Chip Jones and Gary
Davis; Infant Jesus-David Alex
ander.
Program Committee: Mrs. Larry
Jones, Mrs. ]. H. Withers, Mrs.
Dallas Bridgeman and Mrs. Will
bert Simmons.
Other Christmas Carols and
Hymns sung "Silent Night, 20,
Come All Ye Faithful" at Came
Upon The Midnight Clear, "Hark
The Herald, "Oh Little Town Of
Bethlehem, "Away In a Manager"
and "Joy to the World"
Beginners Choir: Vicky Phelps,
Andeaia Simmons, David Sawyer,
Carl Jones, Mickey Davis, Bernice
Davenport, Kim Withers, Cindy
Sawyer and Michael Pearce.
Junior Choir: Elaine Cohoon,
Terry Davis, Stan Steagall, Glenn
Sawyer, Wayne Pearce, Alfred
Davenport, Sue Davis, Janice Saw
yer, Rex Simmons, Tommy Ever
et|a, Sandra Owens, Brenda Saw
yer. Debra Phelps, Pansy Smith,
jim Withers, Chip Jones, Brenda
Howett, Lynda Roughton, Billy
Davenport, Rose Simmons, Harriet
Davenport, Wayne Kidd, Kathy
Witalers, Dru Davenport, Jay Nc
Clees, Gary Davis, Carol Pearce,
Lynn McClees, Wayne Smith, Eddie
Spencer, Carol McGees, Ernestine
Roughton, Judy Smith, Ann Jones,
Betty Ann Davenport, Margaret
Rose Chesson, Rena Roughton and
Nancy Owens. o.
Both choirs composed of children,
were attired in white cottas with
red bow ties, and marched in with
lighted candles.
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CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS
OF TYRRELL CHURCHES

COLUMBIA. - Christmas Pro.
grams by the churches in Tyrrell
County as announced are:
Sunday night Dec. 20 at 6 pm
at the Gum Neck Baptist Curch
being presented by the Church
League. Children will be featured
Sunday night, Dec. 20 at 1880 p
M. at the Columbia Baptist Church
Children will be featured.
Monday night, Dec. Fl at 7:3O
at the Albemarle Church of Christ
Tuesday night, Dec. % at Ma
lachi's Chanel Free Will Baptist
Church. Children will be featured,
Thursday night-Christmas Eve
at 1880 pm. candle-light serv-
ice at st. Andrews Episcopal
Church with communion.
To all of these services the puo-
lie will be welcomed to enter in the
joy of the Christmas Season and
to partake of the Holy Communion.
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LEGION CHRISTMAS PARTY

COLUMBIA.-The Scuppernone
Post No. 1872 of the American
Legion will hold a Christmas
Party for underprivileged chill
dren of the county on Monday
night 1880 at the Agriculture
Building. Commander Cecil Lilley
says invitations have gone out to
SO children. Santa will make his
appearance to give out the toys
and refreshments.
The toys to be distributed were
collected and repaired by members
of the Legion, and were painted by
the Future Farmers of America OF
Columbia High School under Frank
Rivenbark, Vocational Agriculture
Teacher.
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GAIN IN TRAFFIC TO THE
CAPE HATTERAS SEASHORE

With a total of 1851 persons
counted during November total
visitation at Cape Hatteras Nation
al Seashore for the first IL months
of 1859 increased to 399,911. This
is an increase of 1873 per cent over
the calendar year period for the
first II months of 1858, according
to Floyd S. Taylor, acting super
intendent.
During November 1885 persons
visited Fort Raleigh National His
toric Site to push the total vista
ton at this site of The Lost Colony
and the birthplace of Virginia
Dare to 9S,264 for the calendar
year to date. The total visitation
at Fort Raleigh through November
this year is an increase of ISL per-
cent over the same period last
the year-end at 461, as compared
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COLUMBIA PERSONALS

In the lobby of the Columbia
Post Office there is a decorated
Santa Claus mail box for chill.
dren to mail letters to Santa.
S/Sgt. James Leary Cooper
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Coop.
er of Norfolk, formerly of Tyr
rell is now stationed in Holland
His family live at Maarn, Hol'
land.
Pat McDuffie, son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. N. P. McDuffie is in Boot
Training at Fort jackson, S. C
He recently wrote his mother 81
am marching my feet Off" Pat is
expected home Friday for the
holidays.
Bobby Pinner, son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. jim A. Pinner is stationed al
Fort Jackson, S. c., he is expect.
ed home for the holidays Friday
Mrs. ]. w. Collins and Mrs. c
A. Daniel of Elizabeth City
spent Wednesday with Mr.. anc
Mrs. w. ]. White.
Mrs. T. K. Yerby, Jr., Mrs. Joe
A. Brickhouse, Mrs. r. S. Knight
Jr., Miss Lynda Knight and ]
A. Brickhouse spent Saturday il
Norfolk.
Mrs. A. ]. Armstrong, Mrs. w
S. Caravan spent Wednesday il
Elizabeth City.
Mrs. Elsie Edwards was il
Edenton Wednesday.
Ted F. Vanhorn of Norfolk Wis
tied his brother, w. d. Vanhor1
Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs: C. L. Reynolds o1
Manteo spent the week end witt
their parents, Henry L. Reynold:
and Mr.. and Mrs. Delton Jack
son.
Grady Hopkins was reelected
District Soil Conservation Super
visor for Tyrrell County for thre'
years in the recent balloting. HI
has served as Chairman of th'
Tyrrell County Board of Super
visors for the past six years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waverly Phelps
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Cohoon spen
Friday and Saturday in Raleigl
where they attended the State
Kansas City basketball game.
VIM. Chas. (Bud) Cohoon, Jr.
student of Oak Ridge Militar!
Institute made the Deans list b!
achieving a grade 81 or highe'
average for the fall semester.
Miss Mary Harrison is a pa
tient in George Baptist Hospita
at Atlanta, Ga. where she ha
undergone serious surgery accord
ing to her aunt, Mrs. ]. w. Ham
ilton.
M/Sgt. Jack Graham of tn
USING. has been sent to Okina
wa, where he expects to be TO
the next two years according t
his aunt, Mrs. Effie A. Brick
house. His family has moved t
Minneapolis, Mimi, former hom
of his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Hamilto
of Beaufort were guests of MI
and Mrs. Rodney Cooper Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gregor
and Mrs. w. M. Norcom G
Portsmouth spent Sunday wit
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Cooper.
Mrs. Pearl Roughton, Mr.. an
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FORESTRY TOUR

COLUMBIA.-To view the i'm.
provements made by the West Vir.
ginia Pulp and Paper Company ir
Tyrrell County, and its forestry
management practices to be used
to good advantage for making the
growing of timber more profitable,
a tour will be conducted Friday
afternoon, Dec. 1S under the
County Extension Service person
mel, H. H. Harris, Farm Agent
Murray L. Goodwin, Assistant and
Work Unit Conservationist Clyde
S. Sawyer.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1959-12-18
FINED FOR WINE

COLUMBIA.-In special hear
ing in Recorders Court Friday, N.
G. D. B1ickhouse, of Kilkenny
plead guilty of the charge of hav-
ing a quantity of wine for the
purpose of sale. He was sentenced
to IL months, suspended on the
payment of $3.50 fine, officers fee,
costs of court; that wine be de-
stroyed, and that he sell no more
wine for the period of five years.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1959-12-18
TOWN AND COUNTRY CLUB

COLUMBIA.-The "Town anC
Country" Home club met Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Lonnie E.
Liverman with 1S present, the
president, Mrs. Zelda Pledger.
The demonstration by Mrs. Ann
E. Davenport. Mrs. Gloria Fay
Davis gave a talk.
Phyllis Liverman presented sew
eral contests. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Mary Lou Pledger and Mrs.
Louise Hales, Mrs. Statha McClees.
Mrs. Helen Yerby led the singing.