The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1959-08-28
ocRAcoKE PERSONALS

uAro AAIS- NcTdlU ESC6p ana family
of Alexandria, Virginia, are here
for week or ten days, staying at
one of the Benjamin Spencer cot
tages. With them is a Koreanl
friend Sang (Sam) T. Hahn of
Seoul, who has been in the United
States for the past five years at
Columbia University, with the
Voice of America, and now at
Washington, d. C. Com. Estep was
stationed at the navy base here in
World War II and he and his fami-
ly visit the Island whenever possi-
BILE. They are just recently back
from Germany and now making
their home in Alexandria.
Miss Susan Barksdale had as her
guest last week end Miss Marty
Dohoney of New Jersey who isl
spending the summer at her cot
tage at Emerald Isle, N. C.
The Howard Tourist home hasI
had a number of guests, includ-
ing Miss Bessie and Miss Maggie
Watson of Engelhard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Fowler and family of
Charlotte, Rev. Ralph Fleming of
New Port, Rev. J. Sydney Apper-
son of Jacksonville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Josea Davis and son of GAINESVILLE,
Mrs. Audrey Jordan, Mrs. T. K.
Yerby, ST., Mrs. Earl Cahoon and
John Alexander of Plymouth, and
Mr.. and Mrs. v. M. Walters and
son of Parkersburg, w. Va.
Mrs. Frances Pfohl and son of
Greensboro, Bruce Carter, and
Miss Virginia Pfhol of Winston
Salem spent this past week at
Capt. Walter Towards Tourist
Home. This was their first visit to
the Island in five years, and they
were interested to note the changes
that have taken place here.
DIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith
and daughter and Miss Frances
Wagner of Baltimore are here for
their annual vacation at Wahab
Village Hotel. Also there are Mrs.
Martha Blake and daughter, Chris
tina, of New York, DR.. and Mrs.
Craig Matthias, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
". Harrison and son of Alexandria,
and Lucky Wood and wife and
daughter of Elizabeth City.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Wahab have
had as recent guests DR.. and Mrs.
w. N. Fortescue and children of
Hendersonville, and Mrs. Harvey
Creole and Rev. and Mrs. Frank w.
Fortescue of Scranton. Last week
visiting them were Mr.. and Mrs.
Steven Constantine and daughter,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard E. Gibbs
and sons of Norfolk, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Peele and children.
Steve and Becky Jackson of
Pittsboro visited Rev. and Mrs. W..
w. Clarke, Jr., last week.
Miss Susan Patman of Silver
City was a week end guest with
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Jones
Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Jones,
Sr., entertained at dinner party
Saturday night in honor of Ben
jamin L. O'Neal, BMC, who for the
past several years has been officer
in-charge of the Ocracoke Coast
Guard Station, lbut is about to
serve in the Mediterranean area.
About two hundred friends enjoyed
the occasion, which was held at
Berkeley Castle, one of the Island
residences of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones,
Sr. Mr.. O'Neal left on Sunday to
spend the week eend in Meriden,
Connecticut with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Parker, and will from there
report to New York City for furth-
er transfer orders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hitous Gray of
Chicago are visiting Hitous ONeal.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Deering, new
teachers on the Ocracoke School
Staff, arrived here today, Monday,
from Elkin. With them was little
Debbie Deering. They are getting
settled before the Hyde County
teachers meeting this coming FRI
day morning at Swan Quarter. A
friend from Elkin accompanied
themto the Island.
Miss Betty Helen H ard,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. W..
Howard left Sunday with Mrs. Ray
mond Riddick and Mrs. Allie Scott
Barber for Scotland Neck, where
she is making her home this winter
and will attend the Scotland Neck
High School.
Mrs. Iva O'Neal and daughter,
Mrs. Gerald Gasldns and family,
left with key D. O'Neal on Sat
urday for Wilmington, Delaware,
and will go from there with Mr..
Gaskins back to Portland, Maine.
Mrs. Gaskins and the children spent
the summer months with her moth
err Mr.. Gaskins, USCG, is in the
Coast Guard in Portland, Maine.