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SECYS.-STENOS.
Other Ofc. Positions
ATLAS AGENCY

1920 ". v. Ave. NV. RE. 1881
ACCOUNTANT, young woman. 70
take charge Of books in NATIONAL
degree in account. desirable but
not nee. Good start. sal; 5-day,
35-hr. wk.: pension plan, profits
sharing plan and other generous
free employe benefits. DI. 7-21S5.
ACCOUNTING CLERK, 5-day : $40
OFFICE MANAGER, 5-day = $50
DENTAL ASSISTANT, 5-day : SOS
SWITCHBOARD OPR., b-day = $50
RECEPTIONISTS, FILE CLERKS,
BANK TRAINEEs, TYPISTS, etc.
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY.
ALL 5-DAY WEEK, S2OO-$35O MO.
Downtown d. c. and Suburban
areas. Many with fee paid By
employers. We also have many
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RELP WOMEN
lcONHlNuEpl
Aeets' OK --------------- $3.50
Fee-Paid Positions
$3.50
HAGGERTY EMPL

s sie; 1TSPSI stb, sSs.hs,S. no $40?
Recep, -Typists, ynE., no fee S3i0
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HELp MEN

YOUNG MAN, WHITE, neat, fair
,y1i'i o 81 once aSs., SSiE; under q
yaneenent. DOYLE PRINTING,
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SALESMAN

70 represent firm selling indust.
heating and processing equip. in
Baltimore and Wash. area. Must
have engineering or technical back
ground,. pref. in heating field: lib
eral salary and commission with
car furn. Box 403-L. Star.
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HELp MEN

sAIxs 1TTcH' SERVICE REFK.J !;
science tEns: Or sxpsr: as med, LAB,
$3.50. % s sHi S sssS' ca. :s .ps 81: sSs;
AqcYs COS l4th st. NV" ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20

YOUNG MAN with mechanical ap-
titude for repairs and deliveries,
Excel. future for young married
man, Apply IN person, RENTAL
Capitol View ave-, Silver Spring,
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BOOKKEEPER
BOOKKEEPER

BOOKKEEPER
i ExpsTisne,d IL. n &C, sos t. &C.
OF books through trial ball
ance and general ledger.
Fast growing electro-me-
chan lea manufacturing
company Is looking for
qualified person that can
grow with the Arm. Mail re-
sumo OF accounting back
ground and experience to
Box 75.L, Star. All re-
plies TO be kept In strictest
cOnfldenee
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AUCTIONEEP

Experienced: permanent position
With Ion. lonE-essa6lishsd d tr%. Agp1ly
inc. XucTioNEEaREs. "S Sls iStf
st. NV, Mr. O'Brien.
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when anspsyino Advertisements
enclose ORIGINAL references pho
togTaphs or Other materials OF
peYsoRdl value Copies aerpe the
purpose Originals may Get lost
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ARTIST

Primarily TOR layout work in ad
vertising department OF Washing
toms largest appliance and furni
ture chain. Experienced mar
wishing to better himself prefer.
red: Permanent position. Excel.
lent salary and manv compan,
dement's. Apply In person witt
samples TO Mr.. Galfond at 2l4t
9th pl. ne. between 10 and 4.
ASSISTANT MAINTENANCE MAN
white. willing to train right per.
son as. assistant in maintenance,
work for apt projects: live or
premises. quiet settled couple
preferred. Write Immediately L
Box a2-L. Star.
ATTORNEY. SALES EXECUTIVE
National organization needs man
who holds degree in law. 1898
He must have wide local ae-
quaintance Adequate salary and
bonus TO start. Give full back
ground. All replies will be treated
u strictest confidence. Boz Use,
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HELp MEN

COOK, familiar with Italian cook
ing; steady work; good pay. $685.
Columbia pike, Annandale, Va.
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HELP MEN
(coNrlNuEpl

ADJusTER. white; Sl76 q week
plus car expenses: must have GOOD
car. WILLING TO work long hours,
free TO travel. No phone calls
ABBY 3403 Conn. ave. NV.
AIRLINE TRAiNEE se75
ABBofT EMRi la07 II NV
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To work rotating shift. Retired
persons who are permanent resi-
dents OF immediate vicinity pre-
Ierred. Phone Fleetwood $4,000,
ext. 542. ATLANTIC RESEARCH
COOPERATION, Shirley highway
and Edsall I'd. Alexandria.
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HELp MEN

BOOKKEEPER, air-conditioned Of,
iieei proilt-sharisng plan; 5.da,
Tor advancement, knowl, Reming.
ion Ka ssetSn soL 6sfh sEhyPHc SsE
lis L st. Sc, II. 7-9221.
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AUTO SERVICE
MANAGER

dealership wants immediately
top tiight service manager.
Must be capable Of develop
ing added business. TOP
pay for right man. Call Mr..
Mark or Mr., Gray today for
Appointment. HA. 7-7313.
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BOYS-TRAVEL USA

BO.YS-TRAVEL USA
1925, neat, single, free to trave
New York. Florida. California
Represent Ebony, Jet. Look. Coro,
net and others. Averages SIS.
800 wk. No exper. nee. See MR.
GILMORE, Cairo Hotel, 10 am
to 4 pm. No phone calls. 24'
BRICK LAYERS, LIST class, year.
round work. Cal JU. s-40s7.
BRICKLAYERs l21, and stone ma.
sons. FIRST class only, for church
Job. After z pm, CT. 6-04l6.
BR0ILER MAN, exper., nightwork
WYNN's STEAK HOUSE, 243,
Chlllum I'd. Hyattsville. Md.
BULLDOZER operators for D.
and pan; also DW-15. We havt
Jobs for exper. operators. Mus
have Transportation JU $4,000.
CAMERA statesmen, ambitious
experienced or will train. Appl!
M. Levin. HENRY'S CAMERl
CENTER. 722 King St. Alex XII
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ELECTRONIC
ENGINEER

For circuit design OF compon-
ent parts OF complete control
systems. Involves work with
relay, switching. time delay,
pulse and time circuits, feed
back amplifierS. positional
and velocity control ampli-
fiers. 5 or more years ex-
perience and EE or Physics
degree required. Should be
well versed IN both vacuum
tube and transistor circuitry.
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2 =. N. alIU ~ F.tH.
ENGINEERS

For downtown once BLDG. license
for advancement offered ambitious
men willing TO learn. Apply rm
3l9. 1924 x st. NV. cAFRITZ
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HELP MEN

COST ACCOUNTANT. sR.-Min
4 yrs. heavy exper. and qual
ts:Is s:I ssEEiso sfHi e ss xoeY pssss sSs i4i A
at. NV. ST. 3.6SSs. --
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HELP MEN

ENGINEER. for new luxury apart
license, i've on premises. can ST
a-Nh70 after q nm
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HELP MEN

FURNITURE MOVERS, drivers OF
helpers (4l, local or long distance
exper. preferred but not essential
for sober. ambitious and willing
worker. SUBSTANTIAL salary depend
ent upon exper. and ability. Ref
erenees checked. Apply NEW
Ions TRANSFER, 1851 N. Wash,
blvd, Arlington, weekdays or Sat,
Don't phone.
FURNITURE SALESMAN, sharp
with imagination and some knowl-
as ssss e! Can ffeeorstsp o sAHH sEps eEgs5
FURNITURE SALESMAN, exper
only Big expansion. Ask our floor
statesmen. High earnings. miles
from d. c Ell, 6-4300. FURNI-
TURE FAIR. INC. Mclean. va,
GUARDS, age 81 to 80, for perma- :
nent positions; must be in good
health. and able TO pass back.
Eround Investigation; others need
not apply, Apply In person TO
ATLAS WATCHMAN SERVICE,
GSA Project 44-122. Rte. 1923,
Langley. Va, after 9:30 am.
GUARDS
White; only those who can pass
strict police qualifications need
Apply 8 NJ n MsBRIbr MsslSsh5 CO
Cor 9Th and II SITS Northeast
GUTTER AND DOWNsPOUT MEN
LIST class mechanics only; tor
vases. RE. 6-62S3.
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ENGINEERS
AVIONIC
Engineers
Permanent positions
are available with
CAL. for engineers
with experience in
fields similar or allied
to Avionic instrument
tation and airborne
electro = mechanical,
electronic and electro
optical equipment.
CAL. is an ideal
sized company of over
TOO employees; large
enough to offer a
solid, planned future,
yet not so large that
men get lost :. has
outstanding reputa-
ton for technical
ability, variety Of
technical challenge
and growth potential
stability proven
by continuous enviable
position in field for 40
years.
FOLLOWING ARE
REPRESENTATIVE
OF OUR IMMEDIATE
NEEDS:
ADVANCED
ENGINEERING
Needed for advanced engi.
neering section to plan and
develop scientific advance
ment OF company. Creative
engineers with analytical
ability. vision, logical reason
Ing ability. iniAtiye and per-
severance. Candidates should
have MS or PhD., or EQUIV
alent and > to years work
In I or more OF following:
Systems MANAGEMENT, system
analysis, operative research,
aerial photography, aerial
reconnaissance, reconnaiS-
sance data conversion, mill
tary intelligence, electronic
sensing. infTared optical
systems. servo-mechaniSms,
gyrodynamics guidance and
control, celestial physics,
product applet alton. and
product eValuation.
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HEAD
PORTER

Night work supervising janitorial
force in maintaining cleanliness
OF our plant and offices.
Applicant should be In good health,
between 30-45 yrs, and available
for irregular hours
Experienced individual preferred,
but will consider retired MOO,
or policeman who would qualify
otherwise.
Apply Personnel. street floor, week
days. $50 am. 10 3 pm. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
225 Virginia Ave. Sc.
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ADVANCED
ENGINEERING
RESEARCH
ENGINEERS

Experienced in infra-red
sensing and scanning TECH
niques, photo luminescence.
video techniQues, etc, spot
Ecanners, image orthicons
and image intensifiers. Or
experienced in digital con-
troll systems and techniques,
transducers and logic cir
cuitry. To perform product
development and exploration
In RID Group.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-04-02

Leukemia, a form & cancer,
killed about 2,0OO children last year
in the U. S.
April is annually proclaimed
Cancer Control Month by Presi-
Dental proclamation. At the same
time the American Cancer Society
conducts its Embarrassing and edu-
cation Crusade.
The annual hospital bill for can
Ger patients is approximately
$500 million and the loss in goods
and services amounts to some $l2
billion year.
Fifty years ago cancer pa
tient had little hope of survival.
Ten years ago one in four was
saved. Today one in three is being
saved annually from cancer.
About 100000 new cancer cases
will be diagnosed this year Early
diagnosis and treatment help save
lives.
Each year since l949 more men
than women died of cancer. The
proportion is about So to AZ. The
American Cancer Society urges
everyone to have an annual health
checkup and to support the 1859
Crusade against Cancer
Last year cancer took the lives
OF 255. 600 Americans. About 26O,
600 will die this year if present
rates are not checked.
About 10000 Americans are
saved from cancer each year. But
5000 additional are lost needessly
because discovery and treatment
OF their cancers were too late.
Cancer is the leading cause Of
death among American women
aged 80 to 54 More lives could be
saved if every woman had COM
plete physical checkup at least
mce a year.
In 1868. 1909 children under Is
years Of age died Of cancer. Leu
kemia accounted for about half Of
these deaths.
Goals in cancer research are: Il
find what causes cancer. to find
ways to cure 1t. to find ways Ia
prevent it, and to alleviate pain
and suffering. Help reach these
goals by supporting vital research
Give TO the 1853 Crusade Of the
American Cancer Society.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-04-02
0RnllCe county, UNIT, nllleRIrnn cancer SOCIETY


INTERESTED GROUP OF
with of
comes out funds collected in the Orange
j.
C~ntuC
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-04-02

MONEY TO
SCOURGE North
Needy aientsr
1T TAKES MONEY! hiding behind oted bought BunSn
YOUR
youllfo the TAX none
lin
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S-MAN FOOTBALL NEXT
FOR BELHAVEN SCHOOL

Coach Howard Chaplin, director
of athletics at the John A. Wilkin-
son High School in Belhaven, has
announced that this year will see a
change from six-man to eight-man
football. He asks that all boys in
terested in going out for the team
meet in the gymnasium on Fri
day night, August IA, at 500
Equipment will be issued at that
time and the first practice will be
held Monday morning, August IT,
at $50. Practice will be held twice
a day until the opening of school
The first game of the season will
be played under lights in Belhaver
against Fremont on Friday, Sep
TENDER 4.
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MRS. MITCHELL HOSTESS
TO FORTNIGHTLY CLUB

Mrs. R. D. Mitchell was hostess
to tn Fortnightly Bridge Club on
Thursday evening at her home on
East Main Street in Belhaven.
Before play began the hostess
served ginger ale floats an d
cookies. During progressions she
served fruit punch with nuts and
mints.
Club members playing were Mrs.
J. H. Purvis, Mrs. Andrew Hodges,
Mrs. w. P. O'Neal, Mrs. M. l..
Mrs. w. L. Johnston,
Mrs. Paul Dawson, Mrs. Leon
Smith, and Miss Mary Elizabeth
Bell. Guests were Mrs. w. A. Eli
son, Mrs. C. R. Potter, Mrs. John
Boyer, and Miss Mary Bullock.
High Score prizes went to Mrs.
Hodges and Mrs. Potter and con-
ISOLATION prizes, to Mrs. Johnston
and Mrs. Boyer.
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FRIDAY. AUGUST IA. 1859
SOULE METHODIST GROUP
ENJOYS A BEACH TRIP

The M. Y. F. of Soule Church
enjoyed an "outing" at Coquino
Beach, Mays Head Wednesday.
Gervis Sadler, Mrs. Dick O'Neal
and Mrs. Murray Bonner loaded
their cars with M. Y. F. members
and visiting guests for the occa-
sion and reached the beach about
10 am, and went for swim.
After this delightful experience,
they had lunch and all headed for
the Recreation Center for skating,
followed by another swim, before
returning home - tired - but re-
porting a wonderful time. On the
trip from Soule Community were:
Hal MCGEE, Betty Bonner, Mary
Louise Bateman, Cindy Swindell,
Ginger and Bobbie Willis, Charlie
Mac Cahoon, Jerry and Andy
Harris, Linda, Dana, Toni and
Mrs. Evelyn Sadler, Richard and
Eddie O'Neal, Mrs. Jay Boomer,
Judy O'Neal, Kay Spencer, Mrs.
John H. Swindell, Mrs. Dick
O'Neal Mrs. Murray Bonner and
Gervis Sadler.
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THE COASTIAND TIMES, MANTEO, N. C.

tiers, Susan and Joan, of Durham
and Mrs. Rudolph Jarvis of Bel
raven visited Mr.. and Mrs. Barnie
Davis Wednesday evening.
J. w. Sadler has returned to his
home in Norfolk after spending
several weeks with his brother, G.
w. Sadler, and Mrs. Sadler.
Don Searls of Durham visited
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Sparrow, Jr.,
Thursday.
Mrs. Stephen Godfrey, Miss
Stella Godfrey and Miss Elaine
Davis visited relatives at Woodlands
Pond Sunday.
Mr.. o. E. Selby and sons, Mrs.
Ray Selby and children, Mrs. OAR
rell sadler and children, Mrs. Sid
P. Davis and daughter and Miss
Phyllis Davis are spending this
week at Albemarle Beach.
Mrs. w. B. Bowling has returned
to her home in Roanoke, Va, after
spending two weeks with her sis
Sparrow at Woodstock farm.
ter, Mrs. E. L. Sparrow, and Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Lin Keech and son,
Skeeter, of Free Union were dinner
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. T. Sparrow, Jr., Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Sparrow of
Pompano, Fla, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. Norfleet, ST., Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Swindell of
Swindells Fork spent Friday with
relatives from Raleigh at the JEFF
ferson shore.
Marshall Sparrow is spending
this week at Duke University as
a delegate from Bethany Metho-
dist Youth Fellowship to the State
MYF conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Woolard and
children of Warwick, Va, spent the
week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. D. Sparrow. They were
accompanied home by Stephen
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W.S.C.S. MEETING HELD IN
SWAN QUARTER CHURCH

The w. S. C. s. of the Swan
Quarter Church met Monday night
with the president, Mrs. Olive
Cahoon, presiding.
After the opening by the presi-
dent the meeting was given over
to Mrs. T. C. Tunnel, program
chairman. The theme Of the eve
ming was Faith With Works
Local Church." During the pro-
gram playlet picturing the out
come of diligent Faith With
Works" was given by Mrs. E. L.
Gibbs, Mrs. Hiatt Cahoon, Miss
Mildred Spencer and Mrs. w. H.
Langston.
Mrs. Leland Caravan of Flori-
da, former member, was pres
ent. Mesdames H. B. Hart and o.
L. Williams, hostesses for the
month served refreshments to,
Miss Mildred Spencer, Mrs. NJ. L.
Cuthrell, Mrs. w. H. Langston,
Mrs. Ada Reeves, Mrs. T. C. Tun-
NELL, Mrs. Sam Boomer, Mrs. E.
L. Gibbs, Mrs. Olive Cahoon, Mrs.
U. B. Fisher, Mrs. Leland Cara
wan, Mrs. John Pendleton, Mrs.
John Berry, Mrs. Hiatt Cahoon.
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LIONS MEETING

The Swan Quarter Lions Club
met in the Hotel Swan Quarter
on August 5. The Bell Island Prof.
ect was reported as progressing,
and promise that the facilities
would soon be ready for use. APP
probation for the work done to-
ward this recreational area is
manifest and many are using it
already.
In addition to scouting and rec
reation activity by the Lions,
they take care of the street lights
which are necessary in the COM
munity. Miss Aleph Cason is do
ing an excellent job in collecting
from the families of the commu-
nifty, and thanks the people for
their fine cooperation in paying
the So for each six months period
beginning the first months in
Feb. and the End in July. This
amounts to about so cents pei
family per month or a total OF
$545.00 per year.
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Sparrow, who will be their guest
for week.
The Rev. w. B. Gregory of Bath
made calls in the community Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Baker of
Valdese were overnight guests of
Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Mann nd
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Sparrow, Jr.,
daughters, Ella and Billy, of Grit
ton are spending this week at their
trailer near Woodstock Point.
The Rev. and Mrs. L. R. Spar
row and children of Hatteras were
overnight guests of Rev. Sparrow's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. T, Spar
row, ST., Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Woolard of
Bath visited Mrs. Molly Mason
Sunday afternoon.
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WINsTEADvILLE PERSONALS


Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Sparrow
and children of Sterling, Colorado
are spending this week with Mr.
Sparrow's mother, Mrs. Gertrude
Sparrow, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Sparrow
and children have returned to theii
home in New Milford, N. j., after
spending their vacation with Mr.
Sparrow's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
S. T. Sparrow, Sr.
Mrs. C. T. Smith and children Of
Savannah, Ga, are visiting hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B
Pearce, at Greek Island farm.
Mrs. Mamie Barrier has returned
to rer home in Charlotte after
spending sometime with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. M. Sparrow, Jr., and
Mr.. Sparrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Murphy
and son of Snow Hill were week
end guests of Mrs. Murphy's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Sadler.
J. M. Duke of NORFOLK was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Barney
Davis over the week end.
Miss Stella Sparrow of Cross
more is spending this week with
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. S. T. Sparrow, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Smell and
children, Billy and Beth, have re-
turned to their home in Warwick,
Va, after spending a week at
Matchapungo plantation with Mrs.
SHELLS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. E.
Norfleet, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Tingle of
Bridgeton visited Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Clifton Davis Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Wharton and
son, Frank Wharton, spent Sun
day at Hobucken with relatives.
Mrs. LaRue Watson and daugh-
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ter, Martha of Greenville visited
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Swindell
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harry Swim
dell, Mrs. Hal MCGEE, Hal Swim
dell MCGEE visited Mr.. and Mrs.
T. ]. Mann at Pungo Shores,
Friday.
Mrs. Minnie M. Selby and Mrs.
Claud Bonner visited Mrs. Ed
Murray in Fairfield.
Mrs. w. w. Wheeler has re-
turned home after visiting in
Richmond.
Buddy Wheeler is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Grady Lupton at Top
sail Beach.
Mrs. John Jernigan and boys of
Norfolk are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Wheeler.
Mrs. Hallett Whitley and Mrs.
Mickey Paul Of Pantego visited
Mrs. Abram Cahoon.
Rev. and Mrs. Leighton have re-
turned from their honeymoon and
are at home in the M. L. Caravan
home in Swan Quarter.
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MISS SPENCER, BRIDE
TO BE HONORED THURSDAY


Miss Rosetta Spencer of Wash.
ington and Swan Quarter, bride
elect of August %, was honoreG
August 6, with a miscellaneous
shower given by ma- ss: 81 esq RESnpst
Lupton, Pratt Williamson ant
John Lupton, and attended by
about So.
Miss Spencer, the bride-elect
wore a pink sheath dress and was
presented a lovely corsage of pink
rose buds. Mrs. Branch Spencer
mother of the honoree, and Mrs
Branch Allen Spencer, sister-in.
law, were also presented corsages
by the hostesses. The agricultural
Building in Swan Quarter was APP.
propriately decorated with white
glads, daisies, fever few and fern
carrying out the green and white
motif.
Mrs. Rouse Lupton greeted the
guests at the door and presented
them to the bride-elect, her mother
and sister-in-law, Mrs. B. A. Spen-
Ger.
A contest Summer Romance"
held the attention of the group for
awhile. Mrs. T. C. Tunnel n d
Mrs. H. E. Griffin were the WIN
nerS.
Many gifts in baskets beside the
bride-elect We're opened and dis
played by her to the group.
The party table in white linen,
bore center arrangement of white
flowers and fern thanked by lighted
white tapers in crystal holders.
Mrs. Spencer, mother of the bride
elect, poured lime punch from a
crystal service at one end of the
table, Mrs. B. A. Spencer served
cake squares decorated in white
and green at the other end-nuts
and minis in crystal containers
were served buffet style.
The hostesses presented the
bride-elect a brides book and a
piece of crystal in her chosen pat
tern.
Among those attending were
Mrs. Urban Fisher, Mrs. Don Har-
ris, Mrs. T. C. Tunnel, Miss Ann
Bowen, Mrs. Corinne Stilley, Mrs.
H. E. Griffin, Mrs. Roy Caravan,
Mrs. Joe Lupton, Mrs. J. E. Spen-
Ger, Miss Mildred Spencer, Mrs.
Nathan Cutrell, Mrs. Jack Lupton,
Mrs. B. w. Williams, Mrs. w. H.
Langston, Mrs. A. B. Berry, Mrs.
E. E. Crabtree, Mrs. D. L. Berry,
Mrs. w. l. Cochran, Mrs. R. G..
Baum, Mrs. Jerome Jarvis, Mrs.
Branch Spencer, Mrs. Branch A.
Spencer, Mrs. Gilbert Tunnel, Mrs.
Ben Mason, Mrs. Tommie Gay
lord, Mrs. Olive. Cahoon, Mrs.
John H. Swindell, Mrs. Macon
Creole, Mrs. D. B. Willis, Mrs. Leon
Harris, Mrs. Don Harris.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-08-14
WOBIG-T TOPPING WEDDING
SUNDAY ON PUNGO CREEK

The wedding of Miss Tony Belle
Topping, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Topping of Pantego,
and Jay Wobig, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles F. Wobig, of Sheboy-
gan, Wisconsin, will take place at
the home of the brides parents on
Pungo Creek on Sunday, August
18th, at seven o'clock in the eve
ming. The public is cordially invit-
ed to attend the wedding and the
reception which will follow.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-08-14
BATEMAN CALLS MEETING
OF ATHLETIC BOOSTERS

w. E. Bateman, Jr., president
of the Belhaven Athletics Boost
ers Club, has called a meeting of
that organization for Monday
night, August II, at 500 pm. in
the high schol library. All men,
bers are urged to be present to
get the athletic season off to a
good start. Season tickets for
foothaN will oo on sole next week.