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Evening star., 1959-12-25
Swiss to Hold
Christmas Fete

Mrs. de Torrente will hold
the annual Christmas party
for the children of the
Embassy staff on Monday,
from $3.50 to $50.
After the children receive
gifts around the tree and re-
freshments and play games,
they will go down to the
Chancery auditorium for
some special films.
There are about 80 embassy
children. Father Christmas"
Evening star., 1959-12-25
Red Cross Fills
Christmas
Stockings

Junior Red'Cross members
from elementary. junior and
senior high school in the Dis
trict will help to make this
holiday a happier one for
clients of the Red Cross Home
Service Section.
Families of servicemen and
veterans and their depend
ents, along with others need
ing Red Cross aid will receive
Evening star., 1959-12-25

This collection from q renownednnonu-
focturer includes necklaces, earrings,
pins and broc lets, some are CO.
ordinoted Necklaces include ropes to
wear singy or mossed, multiple strand
necklaces to "fiII-in" q neckIine
some with mock pearls, simulated
stones and tailored gold and silver
metal. You'll catch the briIIionce Of
rhinestones, too, in exquisite occents
for year round. Whot q marvellous in
vestment here for your Christmas
money gifts or for gifts coming
up soon.
PIeose odd 1925 Federal tox
W5L-Foshion JeweIry, lst Floor;
olso Chevy Chase, Corners ond Alexandra
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-01
Edward Creagh-

Continued from Page y
GOD, ADDITIONALLY. VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE ONE REAL UNIVERSE HAS NO BIRTHS
DEATHS. DISASTERS. DEFoRMITlEs, PEsriLENcEs.
WARS VERY Good Gen. l3i THE SIN.
MING. STUPID. LAUNDERING HUMAN RACES AND
THEIR so-cALLED MATERIAL" WORLD ARE
MERELY SHADoWY. MYTHICAL MORTAL
THOUGHT IMAGES. couNTERFEiTs AND
BuRtEsouEs OF NY CREATION OFFSPRING
MATTERLEss. FLEsHLEss. SPIRITUAL. CHRIST
LIKE YOUR TRUE BEING l. OF sUPERsATuRArEp.
UNAVAILABLE, oMNPRESENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE !, YOUR TRUE HABITAT!
had worked in the APPS Philadelphia, New York
ano LONDON Bureaus before coming TO Washington after
world war " graduated from Alfred University
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-01
Reds Admit Failure

tconiinued from Back Page)
Commenting Mr.. chou's demand in April for 40
per production hike 1883 The party's official
organ, THE Peiping Peoples Daily" said there
turaI production.
"A per cent increase in output each year already
leap 20 per cent big leap and 80 per cent
especially big leap" Peipng radio quoted the paper
saying.
The Red press and returning travellers have limited
for several months that mainland CHINA WOULD NOT BE
ABLE TO MEET ITS AMBITIOUS AGRICULTURAL GOAL.
SEVERE FLOODS IN VAST AGRICULTURAL AREAS OF
SOUTH CHINA HAVE CUT FURTHER INTO THE PRO-
SPECTlVE CROP.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-01
Race


Although this de faeo segregation largely she result
OF housing discrimination which Mr. Bowes also criticized
the results be bad from both educational and
social standpoint Ieeaized segregation has been in the
South. Mr.. Bowles 70 point out that ONL Y 1o
STATES HAVE FAIR EmPL OYMENT PRACTICES CON-
MISSIONS AND THAT ONLY PROHIBIT DIscRIMNA.
TON IN PUBLIC HOUSING. This beam in the Northern eye
ought construed for The hsireds and
Fsubusisrs which been Ioosed in the South But Mr.
Bowies is certainly justified in concluding that nothing
will speak persussvey 70 The South than better
example among The TOO ready critics OF The Morrill," WASH
ngion Post"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-01
Lake Disaster
lcontinued from Pana m

Continued from Page u
me aehon was decided last night. the attorneys said
ser The erewmen unable 10 reach se,,leert ,;,h
The owners by transatlantic telephone calls 20 Era,nd
Coast Guard inquiry into The cause Of The collision
De.ween me monrovs and The Royalfon Canadian ship
thunder Bay OF Apens. continued today In the Federal
Building ~ wv s''''
several OF The erewmen expected 10 be called az
~". emo VIII De Questioned through interpreters.
Capt Sfefanos Svokos 49, Of the Aorrov,, h,..a A..
.O's'on on the excessive speed" Of the Roys,on and
"s' "o' answering my turn signals" when no testified
'e'o's three coast guard officers yesterday.
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Hurrah For Nixon

CONTINUED from Page y
SATAN ANTICIPATES LOSING HIS DUPE AND
DEPUTY, NKITA! HENCE. THE lATTER'S TURMOIL
OVER HIS AWAKENING TO DIVINE cAusATIoN
AND THE HISTORIC POWER OF PRAYER BUT THE
TURMOIL is sATANs AND HIS ADAM!
MAN is MY OFFsPRlNC-MATTERLESS FLESH.
LESS, SPIRITUAL, cHRlsTLlKE-MY ETERNAL IMAGE
AND LIKENESS !, AND THE REDUCTION TO ITS
NATIVE NoTHlNcNEss"-xNo OF zERos l-oF
THE MYTHICAL. DEvlLIsH. ANTl-cHRIST,
P-S-Yc.H-o-P-A-T-H-l-c, ADAM-EvE, MURDERoUS CAIN
JUDAS. KNAvEs' AND FOOLS EGO AND PSY.
GEOLOGY or HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD,
CONTINUES HOURLY. ARoUSiNc SATANs DUPES
TO THEIR MYTHICAL NATURE AND THE NEW
HEAVEN AND NEW EARTH tRevestionl, THE
REAL OF NATIONS AND CREATION NEEDING NO
HEALlNcs-AN APPREHENSION OF THE Ex.
elusive REALITY OF SuPER-sATURATED, oMNIPRES-
EMIT, iNcoRRUPTlBLE HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE, A HABiTATlON OF MANY MANsi oN-' FOR THE
REDEEMED. Ae7REhENDiNc DIVINE soNsHIP
MY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-01
Our Educational System
CONTINUED from Page y

Continued from Page y
This reader OF the report far Mortified than
its authors appear be learn from the Of high
school pupils. whether 10 specific questions in
less spontaneous letters that the typical high school
dent msspes the simplest words has not apparently
the foggest notion Of grammar synfax, has failed 70
learn from Social studies" the most elementary facts
about the American Constitution and American history
geography and science.
The height OF ilersey struck by high school junior
who writes in regard 70 his problems, III like
have nothing 10 do and got TO do H. II bores me-"
One only asks how did that boy grade after
grade through eleven years Of sehooling7 Why with his
ignorance and boredom should he be in high School ALL
instead Of learning trade by practice?
This boy is not typical. But there is hardly
mvnstion from pupils that written in correct grammar
without sgregiovs msspelns Examples Ia high school
senior The things that make made s"' have tried
many remmefies tremedesl" Talking won't do good"
~ worked out perfect"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-01
Shame.

tConnued from Back Page)
SUM-, JULY 10
BILLY GRAHAM THREATS TO US. SECURITY
-. THE FALL OF ROME EK-M-0-R-A-L-I-T-Y
PART z
ATTENTION, DETRoIT'S, MlcHlcANs CLERGY:
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEMAND CESSATION OF THIS DAMNABlE
MORAL AND SPIRITUAL TREAsoN!!l
THIS DAMNABlE DEVILS EXPLOITATION
OF AMERICAS PRESS v0IDs. OR WEAKENs.
THE POWER OF PRAYERS VS..
DEVILS REDS AND -!
MAYOR MIRIAM: ARE YOU FOR OR AGAINST,
THIS EXPLOITATION OF THE DEVIL TO PROMOTE
DEvILisHLY ENsLAvINc ENTERTAINMENT FOR
VISITORS TO DETROIT?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-01
hikIIA. MAO IsE-IUNG. AND ALL
DEVILS REDS !
KHRUsHCHEv. THEY'RE WAITING
TO RECEIVE YOU:

LEhlN, STAIN HITLER. IN HOT HE'LL =
or COLOSSAL STEALS AND MURDERS THE
psYcHlArRlsrs OVER THERE ARE EAGER
TO EXAMINE YOU
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-01
Punitive Labor legislation

tcocs;nvsd from Back Psse
-. s,,s pepu,TTeo SOFT SENTENCES OK eNen'oh
OF uJsTIce. JUST AS THIS TRIO DID. IN TIE
CASE OF THE THUG. eUkAcA! -..,~-o
IA Tue koHLE R or WISCONSIN, ATIEmr.sD
.,'..e ',sx sTeAi or CONTROL OF A PROSPEROUS
p,,sNess WHERE THE RELATIVELY coNItN'eo
e,Aer oe eMpl oyEEs WERE CONSTANTLY nAk-
eAsso Az LABOR AcITAToRs FROM POINTS As
DISTANT AS DETROIT. McHIcANl
1AEN THERE WAS THE PERfeo. .'ks sssosT gre
leNcE - MORE or UAW-cIo CRIMINAL srronI.
RI DOMINATE SUCCESSFUL MANAceMsNI!
SMOKING MEANY IS NO ANGEL WHS'-
BROOK pEcLER GAVE THE IOWDowN oN '"~'
BlRD'.-DEvL's 'REFoRMER!-L'Ak!
FORTUNATELY ALL HUMAN AND MAIrnaAI
PHENOMENA ARE MERELY sHADoWY, vS'el..
MYTHICAL MORTAL THOUGHT PHsNonn-
I-couNTERFEITs AND BuRLEsouEs Or
,NcoRRuPTlBLE, EXCLUSIVELY RIAL, SUCK
SATURATED oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND tIsknA.
LIEe YOUR TRUE HABITAT, N.Y. GODS e'eknAI
MACE AVN IlxeNess IMPLIED IN REVEALED
TRUTH, 1000 &C.: AND GOD SAW EVERY
THING THAT HE THE ONE. REAL PAktNl,
CREATOR \ HAD MADE. AND. BEHOLD u WAS
rs VERY cooD"!-cen. i:3l
AND N.Y. GODS HEROIC, GIANT APOSTLE. 81.
PAUL THERETO: THE THINGS THAT ARE SEEN AXE
TEMPORAL II BUT The
THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL!
THE UNIVERSE IS loo9o THE MANIFESTATION or
THOUGHT ! AND THE CHASTITY FARCE OF lso-eaIed
MATERIAL EXISTENCE" tp. III. S&H) IS a DEMON
srPAalE MyTH! IN THE APPREHENSION OF THE
NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH! Revesfionl
THE pEAL PERFECT NATIONS CREATION, NEEDING
NO HEALINcs!
MILL UNION LEADERS GET JAIL TERMS
Detroit News 7I24l
HENDERSON, NC, July 24-tAP)-Three textile union
leaders we're sentenced yesterday TO PRISON TERMS OF
FROM SIX TO 10 YEARS as the nseaders in conspiracy
10 blow up vital installations the struck HarreHender
son cotton mills
Five others, members Of the Textile Workers Union Of
l.~kA nNoF NuoFo
sentenced 70 terms ranging from two TO years
The eight including caroIinas TWUA director Boyd G.
Payton were convicted by Jury which deliberaed IVA
hours.
Judge Raymond MaIIard could have sentenced each 70
IS years.
Psyfon, his aide, Charles Auslsnder, and Lawrence
Gore union official drew the stiffest sentences
8 70 10 years al hard labor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-01

CHANGED HIS MIND re LONGER LIFE AFTER
ruE MIRACULOUS NOMINATION or '5-sTAR GENERAL
EISENHOWER OVER SEN ROBERT TAFT
FREEDOM or The WILL BAH
Tt5E DEVIL ALIAS STAIN KNEW THAT ne WAS a
DEAD DUCK VITA EISENHOWER ~ The WHITE
HOUSE AND MEDICAL. PSEUDO. 'Pf+okr SCIENCE
COULD NOT PRoL oko MS PSEUDO LIFE. HIS
THINKING AGAINST TIE ciBRALTAR-Lke. CHRIST.
ETERNAL TRUTH PRESSING ik-omNIPREsEkT-
But AWAKENING THERETO BECAME ACUTE AND
PAINFUL
REQUIREMENTS FOR CHRISTINE SANITY.
JUDGMENT. HONESTY. INTELLIGENCE:
NY. GODS ONE WHOLLY ACCREDITED. SAME
CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS BASIC EDUCATION,
CULTURE POLITICS. ENTERTAINMENT. REcRe-
ALTON THE CHRIST SCIENTIST :! WITH nay ONE
INFALllBtE PASTOR AMONG ALL NATIONS AND
PEOPLES MY MASTERPIECE, THE c.s. TEXTBOOKS
THE ONE. WHOLLY TRUSTWORTHY FRIEND or
OUR BASIC PASTOR THE KING JAMES PROT
EsTANT BIBLE.
SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
s-c.RLP-T-UR-E-s" RECORDS MY DlcTATIoh TO
NY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES. DAUGHTER
REvELAToR SUCCESSOR TO CHRIST JESUS =
NOW. DON'T GET TOO EXCITED MY INcom
PARABLE PROPHECIES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FREQUENTLY STATED HER POSITION THUS:
FOLLOW YOUR LEADER ONLY so FAR AS SHE
FOLLOWS CHRISTI
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NlKITA YOU'RE NOT FOOllkC US AT ALL
WE KNOW THAT YOUR SATELLITE IMPERIALISM
WILL FALL APART! THEY WILL MAKE THEIR
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE" IN GODS
PSYCHOLOGICAL MOMENT, YOUR DAY OF
REcKokNcr REMEMBER. HOW VAST ARMIES
or RUSSIANS cHEERFULLY SURRENDERED
TO HITLERs GENERALS? BUT THE DEVIL. ALIAS
HITLER MsTREATED THEM HENCE. THEIR
RETURN TO SOVIET MILITARY SERVICES
NKiTA, YOU AND YOUR FELLOW cohsPiRAToRs,
DEVILS DUPEs AND DEPUTIES. ARE GOING THE
WAY or ALL FLEsH'-ONLY MORE SO THE
PATTERN is WELL ESTABLISHED. YOU KNOW WHAT
TO ExPEcT-l
PHARCAH WENT DOWN WITHOUT FIRING
SHOT VIA NY SPIRITUAL AND PsYcHOL OcIcAL
WARFARE NY. GODS COMMANDS THROUGH
MOSES TO PHAROAH. WERE JUST TOO MUCH .
THE TEN PLAcUEs-AND PHARoAH WAS ALL
FAMILIES GIVING UP THE GHOST IN ONE
NIcHTl!!
SOWING AND REAPNc WERE EQUAL
THAT PHARoAH. WHO KNEW NOT JOSEPH,
DECLARED DEATH TO ALL MALE HEBREW
INFANTS THEY WERE MULTIPLYING TOO RAPlDLYr
BUT PHARoAHs MlDWlvEs WERE MORE sUs
CEPriBLE TO OMNlPREsENT, DIVINE LOVE THAN
THE COMMANDS OF a SATAN BOUND" RULER!
YOU HAVE THE PATTERN or THE CAESARS,
ceNcHIs KHAN NAPOLEON. MUssoLlNI. HITLER TOTO!
lENIN. STAIN : IN HOT HE'LL
OF COLOSSAL STEALS AND MURDERS
DISEASED ADAM-EVE THINKING
tcontinved Next Column Topl
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Warming

August warning
tconfinved from Back Psesl
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE REQUESTS ALL
RnAYINC PEOPLE TO PRAY DAILY. WEeklY.
MONTHLY. INDEFINITELY. FOR The
LIBERATION OF THE DEVILS CAPTIvES
ADAMS Ewes mURDERoUs GAINS JUDAsss.
kkAvEs AND FOOLS. THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or
HUMAN BIRTHS AND PAREkTHooc THE
CHASTITY FARCE or iso-csled MATERIAL EXISTENCE"
p IT, GODS MASTERPIECE, The C. s
EXTRAORDINARILY or BIBLES CLERGY
LAIrY LEADERS. MASSES. BOTH The So
CALLED SAVED AND THE UNsAvED'.
hlKITA. MAO TsE-TUhG. AND ALL
DEVILS REDS /
AND ALL PsYcHoPATHIc. sYPHiLITc.
GOD CONDEMNED. SPIRITUAL 'BAsTAR0s'
Heb l77e)-"IF YE ENDURE THE cHAS1EN-
INC or THE LORD DIVINE LOVE- THEN Ar. Ne
SONS; " NOT THEN ARE YE BAsTARDS AND
NOT sons
WARNING VS.. OUR SECRET wEAPoN-YouR
LlBERATOR -
KKRusHCHEv. THEY'RE WAITING
TO RECEIVE YOU:
LENlh STAIN HITLER. IN HOT HE'LL =
OF COLOSSAL STEALS AND MURDERS THE
PsYcHlArRlsrs OVER THERE ARE EAGER
TO EXAMINE YOU
PART 3
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-12-11
KITTY HAWK PERSONALS

Weekly Prayer meeting was
held Tuesday night at Mrs. June
Perys home by the Methodist
group.
Jack Finn returns this week
after IL months isolated duty with
the Coast Guard near Honolulu.
Leonard Outlaw leaves soon for
IL months duty in Alaska. His wife,
the former Viola Rogers reside in
the Perry house, near the old
school.
Mrs. Gertie Perry of Norfolk is
spending this week with Mrs. Olive
Hayman and Mrs. Mary L. Per-
ry.
Mrs. Betty Lou Henley of Nor
folk, Va, is here with mother, Mrs.
lola Tillett.
Mrs. Sadie Tillett, wife of Pen
nell A.. Tillett enjoyed her 59th
birthday Tuesday ebening with
family and dinner and cake pre-
pared and served by her daughter,
LYDIA and son-in-law, Joe.
About Jan. 1, Alvah O'Neal will
take over the old Pugh's garage
in Kitty Hawk Village for general
car service and repairs.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-12-11
MANTEO P.T.A. HEARS
LAWYER w. n. MeCOWN
Group To Purchase Record Players For
School; Festival Funds
$993

w. H. McCown, local attorney,
was speaker for the December
meeting of the Manteo Elementary
PTA. Using as his topic, "Creat-
ing opportunities for Legislation
and Knowing your Legislators" he
cited several examples of legis-
lation promoted by and for the
benefit of Dare County citizens.
Mrs. Troy Shepherd, presiding
at the meeting called on Mrs. G.
G. Bonner for the devotional. Mrs.
H. F. Leatherman, treasurer, re-
ported 1898 cleared at the Festival
held decently and balance on hand
as $1101.16. The membership pres
ent voted to purchase two record
players for use by the teachers and
a committee headed by Mrs. Floyd
Taylor is to investigate matching
funds from state and federal
sources for the wisest expenditure
of the money earned.
Mrs. Mary Meekins, sixth grade
teacher, was appointed to repre-
sent the Elementary School on the
Scholarship committee created by
the Dare Citizens Committee for
Better Schools.
Parents from the Wanhcese COM
munity were hostesses for the
social hour in the schools cafeteria.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-12-11
LIGHTING CONTEST BACKED
BY MANTEO WOMAN'S CLUB

The Christmas lighting contest,
sponsored by the Manteo Woman's
Club with Mrs. Maynard Mangum
as chairman, started on December
1. The Club has a Christmas Deco
rating Center at the local v. E. p.
Co. office and at the Library. All
citizens of Roanoke Island are in
vited to these centers to get first
hand information and rules regard
ing the contest which is open to
citizens of Roanoke Island begin
ming December 1, ending December
25. Christmas Decorating can be
profitable fun since prizes will be
awarded both on the local and ma
tional level. The Christmas Season
is fast approaching, so light your
homes and truly make this the
brightest Christmas Ever"
The Manteo Woman's Club held
it's regular monthly meeting on
Tuesday, December 8 at the home
of Mrs. Rennie Williamson. Mrs.
P. ]. M. Bayne, chairman of the
program committee, presented the
Rev. Stanley Snead, Minister of
the Kitty Hawk Methodist Church,
Kitty Hawk. who talked interest
ingly on Family Life and Re-
ligion". Hosstesses for the evening
were Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Jack
Tillett and Mrs. Ben Greet.
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10Th BIRTHDAY FOR
BELOVED WOMAN OF
KITTY HAWK SUNDAY

KITTY HAWK, Dec. Especial
tribute and recognition will be
given to Mrs. Mary Midget of
Kitty Hawk this coming Monday
evening. She will celebate her nine
tieth birthday on December 18th
She is the mother of Capt. Truxton
E. Midget of Kitty Hawk.
The first church-sponsored Semi.
or Citizens Club will honor this
'grand lady of the village" as they
gather in the fellowship of a
Christmas Buffet Supper at the
Kitty Hawk Methodist Church al
$50 pm. on Monday.
The supper will be "pot luck
style and everyone who wishes to
attend is requested to bring a
cover-dish to provide for the sup
per.
Though this meeting is an or
ganizational one, the spotlight will
focus on Mrs. Midget who will be
"queen for the night" A short
business session will take place fol-
lowing the supper to elect officers
and take care of immediate mat
tars necessary for the organiza-
ton.
A program of entertainment will
be provided through the facilities
of the Dare County Library and
the Kitty Hawk Elementary School.
Several enjoyable motion pictures
will be shown.
Although the Club is designed to
add fellowship and security for
persons of retireable ages. Friends
invited, as we'll as other interested
and relatives of Mrs. Midget are
in promoting the Senior Citizens
of Dare County.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-12-11
JURORS DRAWN FOR TERM
OF DARE COUNTY JAN. IL

The following names We're drawn
this week for jury at the term Of
Superior Court for trial Of civil
cases which convenes in Dare
County on January 18th: From
Manteo, Mrs, Fred Etheridge, w.
C. Swindell, Leonard ". Rogers,
VIM. H. Jones, Delton I. Dowdy,
Robert o. Balance, John H. Long,
Jack Cahoon, Bolton Burrus, Mrs.
Ruth Scoggins, A. B. Twiford, Ben
H. Greet, D. D. Whitson, Mrs. Eta
Peele. From Kitty Hawk, Thos.
j. Harris, Marvin L. Midget, NAL
lory Thompson, H, L. Perry, Cliff
ford Midget, Allen B. Tillett,
Joseph D. Scarborough; also Wal
ter D. Williams, Raymond Perry,
Mays Head, H. H. Harding Mrs.
Fred Haywood from Rt. 2. From
Beverly T. Weller. From Manns
Harbor, C. L. Midget, Mrs. Flor
ence Jones, Thos. N. Tillett, Jaccie
F. Bulrus, Preston L. Kelley. From
Hat+errs. Lee Peele Jr., Beverly
NJ. O'Neal, Morris Willis, Lenous
Austin, William R. Merrill. Lee
Robinson. Avon, Nick Gray. Bux-
ton, M. B. Tolson. Stumpy Point,
Leslie H. Wise, Percy o. Gray.
Wanchese: Mrs. Lillian Daniels,
Woodrow Stetson, Arnold Daniels.
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METHODIST FELLOWSHIP AT
COLINGTON is ORGANIZED

COLINGTON, Dec. IA group
of the Colington Young People said
"Amen" to a different kind of fell
lowsllip last Sunday evening during
the M. Y. F. meeting at the Colirrg-
ton Methodist Church. They are
out to get a COON this coming Fri
day-"ready or not"-provided the
weather is clear.
Recently organized, the Coling-
ton Methodist Fellowship is seven
teen strong, full of energy and SER
iously inclined to assist and i'm
prove the spiritual program of the
Church.
Officers learning their roles are:
Gloria Perry, President; Dwight
Beasley, Vice-President; Eddie
Midget, Secretary, and Joan
Moore, Treasurer. Counsellors for
the group are: Miss Rae Meekins,
Mrs. Lora Cayton, and Reverend
Stanley S. Snead, Pastor.
At the Sunday evening meeting
the group decided to sponsor the
Christmas Program-A Pageant,
with the help of parents. Also a
committee was appointed by the
President to survey the condition
of the Colington Community Build
ig. The group plans to put the
building into serviceable condition
as a community center for pro-
iects and recreation.
The Colington M. Y. F. meets
on the first and third Sundays al
500 pm. beginning with a sand
WITCH fellowship"
The group voted that persons
from the age of ten years up coulo
go on the adventure and made gen
eral invitations to share in the "hot
dog" roast at the scene OF tht
trail.
Only two adults will carry guns
the young people will make sure
''the dogs are on the trail" The
group will rally at the Coling
ton Methodist Church on Friday a
$3.50 pm.
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to thrill and to inspire those who
love nature and their fellowmen at
any place in this God-favored
coastland. There just isn't any
place more beautiful, on the whole,
than this land of wind and water,
with its majestic sea-scapes and its
magnificent forests and fields. On
the whole, there aren't better peo-
pie anywhere. And there are
enough of the worst to inspire ap-
probation for the good.
Meditation makes it appear not
worth while to look for other places
in which to do better. The pass
ing years convince us more fully
there is no place like home. There
comes to mind from school days a
quotation from Byron:
"The cloud-capped towers, the
gorgeous palace,
The solemn temple, the great
globe itself,
Yea, all of which inherit, shall
dissolve,
And like this insubstantial page
ant faded,
Leave not rack behind. We are
such stuff
AS dreams are made of, and our
little life
Is rounded with a Sleep"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-08

ourselves propel. The fact
is that we walk and drive COM
petitively and not co-opera-
lively"
Also speaking were Commits
sioners David B. Karrick and
Robert z. Mclaughlin. Both
urged representatives Of civic
groups and organizations to
study traffic accident patterns
and come up with safety COM
mittees. of their own.
The audience was also shown
q series Of slides. presented by
1t. Albert Nicholson Of the
Police Departments Accident
Investigation unit.
The slides, showing cars
crumpled like tissue paper
after collisions. were to illu-
strate how speed and DRINK
ing can produce death In an
automobile.
1t. Nicholson also ham,
mered away at what he called
needless pedestrian deaths,
caused largely by carelessuess.
Gen. yelling told the audi
ence to ''go out and stir up
the drivers and pedestrians Of
Washington to stop this food
Of accidents"
THE citizens" he said,
must declare war on the
'traffic accident monster The
citizen must assume q sense
of personal discipline and re-
sponsibility in waging that
war, Just as any soldier must. I"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-08
Voice Plans
SidweII
Broadcast

The voices OF the boys and
girls graduated from Sidwell
Friends School yesterday will
soon be heard in Czechoslo-
vakia.
During the traditional COM
mencement exercises held on
the green behind historic Fart
man House. a Voice Of Amer
lea tape recorder was picking
up everything. down to the last
note Of "Pomp and Circum-
stance" which opened the pro-
gram.
VOA became interested be-
cause one Of the so graduates,
Eva Josko. IL. had come to this
country from Czechoslovakia
several years ago with her par
ents. DR.. and Mrs. Mattel Josko.
DR.. Josko is the editor Of the
Council for Free Czechoslo-
vakia.
Two special awards were pre-
sented for the first time this
year for outstanding scholastic
achievement. Alan Bernstein,
II. of 1900 Stanford street,
Chevy Chase, Nd, received the
Thomas w. Sidwell Award, and
Margery Dunn. II, Of 4405
Klingle street NV, the Frances
Hademan Sidwell Award.
The boys in their white coats
and girls carrying red roses
heard B. NJ. McKelway. editor
Of The Star. deliver the COM
mencement talk.