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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15
U Faculty Members
Aroused Over FIRING
OF NEGRO Women

Thc University of MlnhNHoiA
has fired an admittedly competent
Negro clerk for confidential
reasons according 60 report 70
teived hy this newspaper
MIR Martel Montgomery. o. PTS
Central Avenue ~ raul, began
working ia tho Department Of
Admissions end Rceorda un Jan
uary q 81 this year At the same
time her husband David Mont
gomorv who "a whiie enrolled ~
q graduate student IN the History
Department
on April Mrs Montgomery
was asked 90 resign She refused
90 DO 20, and on April "a ahe was
told not 60 return te work
II II the policy ~ the University
ta offer jobs 10 wives ~ atudeRta
yheaeyrf possible A further pali
sy IL that THERE shall be no de
clmingtion IN employment on rae.
iai, religious. or political grounds
AZ the prnnen, time there - "a
substantial shortage ~ clerical
workers at Tho University
eva Service Matter
iIedwin Anderson Director Of
tbe University C'ivl aoryico oN-
planned shat the reason Tor the
Dismissal was confidential re-
port whose nature and source could
20, be revealed
he admitted that the report had
nothing 10 DO with Mrs Mont
gomery's ability 10 10 her work
we'll. nor with her ability 10 get
along vith other people IN her
ofnne Ne also said that no racial
factor was involved
Ile added, '1inder University
( Ciwi acrvice rules each urw en-
pioyes serves a probationary per
sod - ak months During this
probationary period the rides per
NIT the University 70 drop any
such new efaploya without giving
any reason suoh a uile Is common
10 NJ ciwi service systsuis
Tho Dean ~ AguinisalanH and
Records said that ho was well sat.
isfied vith Mrs Montgomery :
work IN March ahe was trans.
farted 20 somewhat more r.
sponsjtis JOB. and was apparently
s'ell lihsd within the department
No Rare Prejudice Involved
Home farulty members have pro
tested the action They doubt that
rnciai prejudice has beer involved
bit srRuo that The grounds should
81 made kng~H when an admit.
tedlg competent person ~ Dc
missed They hops 70 get The
p9iiry ~ lte University civil apry
See chasgcd 81 order % ensure
this
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15
WARRINGTON STUDENT
WINS GOOD GROOMING
BLUE RIBBON

Patsy Herndgn. daughter o. Mr.
and Mrs Albert Hcrnaon, of 5s+t
Clinton Az, was WarTingtous first
a-H clubs entraut IN the Good
Grooming Contest sponsored ~
the TTenncuiu County 4-H Clubs
The cuntast was eliminated AZ the
new Osseo elementary scbnoi on
wednesday evening May s.
Patsy one ~ the rnaiists won
blue ribson and ia warrinRt0na
first blue ribt1u winner.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15
Fellowship Cultured
Organization VIII Meet
In New Homo Nay ~

All members " the Fellowship
Cultural Organization will meet
Sunday May II, a. the clubs new
home building 3tt ~ Z. 18Th 81
Al other prospective members are
invited 70 attend Tho time 2 70 r
pm
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15

feas!9nsi cgunaeillHg service Your
contribution viii help the more
than 200 Cerebral Palsy victims
u tlJs area lead a more normal
and useful nfe
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15
Social and Personal
u MINNEAPOLIS *
MINNEAPOLIS =

Mother Is Guest Mrs Godc Smith IT Chicago arrived Ia
The city spend Mothers DAY with her and daughterin
law MIR aud Mrs trod w Pierce OF 3a25 Fifth Az s. Mrs
smith plans 20 spend two week, visiting her family
Usher Board viii Meet; Usher Board M at 81 Peters
ANE church viii meet at pm. sunday May ~ with Mrs Ira
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15

Wise advertisers have learned
that the closest ruute 10 the local
Negro consumer ~ through the
advertising columns % this news
paper
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15
Social and Personal
y Sr sAtu ~
4 ST. PAUL

House Guest: Mrs T. W stafford Of seattle Wash,
rived ia the city Friday May and the houseguest Of Mr.
and Mrs Ollye Gum, Ts3 Iglehart Az
Birthdays Celebrated Mrs Charles Friedman Mrs James
Rhnehart and Mrs Airline Winfield honored guests
birthday celebration following the business session OF the
Charmousette Social club held the home of Mrs James b
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15

Don't forget the hiR American
legion Pre- Convention Party given
by Johnnie Baker Post No. 2Bi,
june o at the 1879 Logan Avenue
North Ballroom. Dancing ~ she
Billie Helm Orchestra from Q on
"a Adyt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15

The family Of Toniniie brad
dock. so7 Iglohart Az, VIII he th"
subject Of Channel 9 program
when Numbers Are People" At
10 pm, Wednesday MAY 20,
Mr.. Braddock Great Northern
dining car walter Is married a.
Junald Brown Bradiock and the
couple have four daughters Chcryii
ten; Marie, nine. Iunauld. seven
and Nlannc two,
Mrs. Rrnddack h active In thr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15

III at marriage you don't SUE.
ccsd. try a gun Joe Laurie, H.
The Detroit tribune., 1959-07-18
TABOR: UNIONS sTRoNc-ARM TAcrIcs"

NrHeerP's from Human Events" 6/24
LABOR VIOLENCE: Union ,erro,i.n, I =,
,noosh fhe Textile Workers Union Of America. for al
n'en's and purposes, has lost lis sevenon,h .r,L :,
Henderson. North Carolina THE THREAT oE iiN,oN
s'U.eNes STILL HANGS OVER THAT SOUTHERN com.
WIRE SERVICE DISPATCH LAST werx n.oo.~.o
that SEVEN PERSONS tseivsIv there WA. .,as,, ,N
e.oDlNc THREE TOP UNION OFFICIALS. HAVE nEEM
snAkosD BY NORTH CAROLINA ATTORNEY GENERAL
mALCoLM sEAWELL WITH coNsPIRlNc TO pyNA.
nr,1 po,..- IRANsFoRMER sUB-sTATIoN WHICH FEEDS
corro., ~ ire sIRIkeBouND HARRIET.HENpERsoN
'O'y ana each has posted bonds iotsIinq $4,000
'ses UNIONS sTRoNc-ARM, Page n
The Detroit tribune., 1959-07-18

II has been we'll said. the
peace of God passeth all hu-
man understanding. This
knowing, in a small measure,
day by day, dismisseS all
evil and error, which would
falsely attach themselves to
human thinking. So this in
dicateS that intelligent think
ing, is greatly needed to
imbed the Truth in human
consciousness.
Christian Science teaches:
THOUGHTS UNSPOKEN
ARE NOT UNKNOWN TO
THE DIVINE MIND. DESIRE
is PRAYER; and no loss can
occur from trusting God with
our desires, that they may
be moulded and exalted be-
fore they take form in words
and deeds"
(Confinued
The Detroit tribune., 1959-07-18
THE BIBLE TELLS US

THE BIBLE TELLS US
For verify say unto you,
That whosoever shall say vn-
10 this mountain, Be thou
removed, and be thou cast
into the sea; and shall not
doubt in his heart, but shall
believe that those things
which he saith shall come TO
pass; he shall have whafso-
ever he saith" MARK 1923
BE STRONG FOR BRIGHT
SIDE
There are, however, those
among us, who do not wish
hard enough, to think on the
brighter side of life. And
by so many not holding in
mind higher purposes in life,
with reference to a high
marked destination, there
on PAGE A.
The Detroit tribune., 1959-07-18
PRESIDENT CONDEMNS PUBLIC SEGREGATION
my. Times q
TENNIS CLUB BARS UN's DR.. BUNcHE"
free Press 7 81
Color Line Bars Bunche and Son from
Forest Hills Tennis Club"
my Times g
by Andrew r. Eueh0uf CS. +++
Modern Chrisiian scIenee Crusader

Modern Christian Sctence crusader
Major Prophet OF eur FsherMother God, all-hsr-
monous" tp l6, Science and Health with Key 70 the
Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world message
and mission, who wi-by the grace Of Cod-do FrUe-
hsuf4harn Luther ob in this age y! And now Science
HeaIin textbook. Gods Li5eraior OF the Bible.
AHlcHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE or GOD
HIS FRIEND AND or HIS PEOPLE, TOO
Jesus loved rlshieoosn-ss % ana nsie9 n.qo'iy
The "vkewsrn} live in foois paradise
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
a DISGRACE TO ny MESSIAH NATION TO ALL
THE NATIONS. BEFORE ALL The NATIONS VIA
SATAN BOUND" ADAMS, EYES, ET Al BUT,
SUCH PYRRHIc VICTORIES ARE REACHING THEIR
DIMINISHING RETURNS SUCH LUNAcY Ro6s
EVERYONE
THE DARKEST HOUR PREcEOEs THE 0AWN"-
C.s. TEXTBOOK NY ONE, iNFALLl5LE PASTOR AND
OILY TRUE. UNDEKS TANCiNC FRIEND or OUR
BASIC PASTOR, KING JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE,
AND ALL BIBLES AEeiRMs. REVEALS, PERFECT
CREATOR, THE ONE. REAL PARENT, PERFECT
CREATION. UNIVERSE. ETERNALLY, COMPLETELY
POPULATED WITH MATTERLESs. FLESHLEss. CHRIST
LIKE BEINGS sUPER-sATURATINc THE ONE
UNIVERSE WITH INcORRUPTlELE, CNNlPRESENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, WHEREIN ETERNAL
HARMONY PREVAILS EXCLUDING UTTERLY THOSE
MYTHS !-"MATTER" AND ITS FATHER, THE
DEVIL. HE'LL AND THE cLERcY's LUNAcY THERETO.
ETERNITY Of! HUMAN BIRTHS DEATHS
DEFoRMiTIEs, DISASTERS, PEsTlLENcEs. WARS
tsee PRESIDENT cohLInN5 SEGREGATION Page q
The Detroit tribune., 1959-07-18
FLAMING TRAGEDY BAffLES INVESTIGATORS
FL DEAD IN TRAIN GAS BLAST" ca.

LI DLFD IIV INF4IIN NFS DLFRSIs CUs
free Press $500
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
PATHETIC BUT MY-T-H-l-c-A ADAM-EVE
PHENOMENA! OF A SATAN BOUND" SOUTHERN
DISCIPLINE, PRAYERS. THINKING LEADERSHIP
OF THE PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL !, THE NoNcHRIST
SCIENTISTS! NEVERTHELESS, PERFECT GOD,
ONE, REAL PARENT, CREATION, UNIVERSE, or
UPER-SATURATEO. UNAVAILABLE, lNcoRRUPT-
IBLE, iNvULNERABLE, OMNiPRESENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE, is UNCOMFORTABLE, YOUR
TRUE HABITAT. MY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS
APPREHENSIBLE BY THE PURIFIED IN HEART,
VIA NY ONE. WHOLLY ACCREDITED. SANE CHURCH.
THERAPEUTICS, ETC. THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST
WITH NY ONE, WHOLLY lNFALLIBLE PASTOR THE
C.S. TEXTBOOK "SclENcE AND HEALTH
WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES" DICTATED
TO NY GREATEST MARY, MRS. EDDY. FOUNDER
or THE CHURCH, "DESTNEDTTo BECOME THE
4 tsee FLAMING TRAGEDY. Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1959-07-18
IAN OPEN LETTER TO AMERICAS
GRANDCHILDREN"

I'm message for independence Day,
great patriot answers Khrvshchev's boos+
thot the future belongs to Communism"
BY James B. conani Ex-Pres Harvard u
Parade Magazine Free Press us
mr. Nnroshehev on more than OCCASION has proph.
'ea mar my srandehdren and their contemporaries will
live under Socialism and like H. In fact hs h.s m,
predicted that they will not understand how their Grand
parents did not understand the progressive nature of
Socialist society" "
NOW, like oil statements Of Communist leaders these
OF me soviet boss need TO be examined with qres,
s'.L 'aVor'e 'r'ek OF Communists 10 use words in
such way as to give them double mearirc- ono Co.
nome consumption for the Communists. the other 20 he.
guile the enemy, the Capitalists
tsee AN OPEN LETTER. Pace y
The Detroit tribune., 1959-07-18
$ Christ Science Universal Messia|
TESTIMONY. THIRD CHURCH OF CHRIST.
SCIENTIST. WED. 7j8.

SCIENTIST. WED. 7I8.
THIRD HYMN ESPECIALLY IMPRESSIVE
No. Us. C.S. Hymnsl:
10 he SENT HIS WORD AND HEALED THEM.
STILL THAT WORD or GOD IS HERE.
STILL ITS TENDER HEALING MESSAGE
SPEAKS TO EVERY LISTENING EAR.
TRUTH DIVINE THAT OvERCOMETH
ALL THE ILLS THAT SEEM TO BE.
IN OUR HEARTS THY WORD ABIDING.
WE MAY KNOW THEE AND BE FREE"
TRIBUNE PUBLISHER FIRST SPEAKER. WE COULD
NOT BEAR VALUABLE TIME BEING WASTED.
AN IN THIS CHURCH. TONIGHT, WITH GREAT
JOY AND GRATITUDE FOR THE REVELATION or
The EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF GODS ONE
UNIVERSE, Externally. COMPLETELY POPULATED,
sUPER-sATURATED. WITH UNAVAILABLE INcoR-
RUPTIBLE, lNvULNERABLE, OMNPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE, OUR TRUE HABITAT, GODS
ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS
THE MANUAL OF THE MOTHER CHURCH.
IN THAT CHURCH MANUAL, WE HAVE A PRECIOUS
DOCUMENT. COMPARABLE TO THE CONSTITUTION OF
THE U.S., AND PERHAPS WE MAY SAY. WITH GREATER
SPIRITUALITY AND cHRIsTLINESs!
lSee TESTIMONY, Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1959-07-18
GERMANY HAS MORE JOBS TO FILL
THAN IT HAS UNEMPLOYED"

lChcago Tribune IN
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
NOT HARRASsED BY DEVILS LABOR RACK
ETEERS!. WHO HAVE. IN THE US. INSPIRED
TIoN-DlsPLAclNc. TEMPORARILY,
UNSKlLLED LABOR.
THUS YOU HAVE The INEVITABLE 'REAFiNC AND
SOWING THE DEVIL SOUGHT TO STEAL CONTROL
or AMERICAN BUSINESS. INDUSTRY GOVERN.
MENT; AND THE HARVEST IS PAINFUL - THE 1853
RECESSION. FOR ExAMPLE,-A PRODUCT. IN
CONSIDERABLE MEASURE, CT THAT DEVILS PIPE
SMOKING DAVID MCDONALD, PRES. or US. STEEL
WORKERS UNION, AND THAT SANTA CLAUS
CONTRACT FolSTED UPON BIG STEEL THREE
YEARS AGO
See GERMANY HAs MORE Joss. Psge q
The Detroit tribune., 1959-07-18
CONVENTION OF THE BLIND.

AFTER MUCH PRAYERFUL THOUGHT, GOD
CPINED THE WAY FOR US TO BRING LIGHT TO ONE
USER or THE WHITE CANE. WHO HAS HAD
A YEAR WITH UNITY. PRECEDED BY NUMEROUS
OTHER FEEBLE AIDS.
HE WALKED OUT ON US. BUT ONLY AFTER WE
HAD PRESENTED RATHER COMPREHENSIVE, BASIC
FACTS PERTAINING TO GOD AND THE DEVIL,
THAT GIGANTIC FRAUD AND MYTH! He WILL
SEE AND PERHAPS QUITE sOON
AS IN THE CASE OF SO MANY SATAN BOUND"
UNFORTUNATES, HOW THEY WILL TALK MANY
OF YOU READERS HOWEVER, UNDERSTAND
sATANs STRATEGY: DROWN OUT THE TRUTH! BUT
WE HAVEN'T SPENT a. YEARS IN AN EXHAUSTIVE
RELIGIOUS RESEARCH WITHOUT LEARNING TO
MEET EVERY ADVERSE CIRCUMSTANCE AS lTS
MASTER'!, HOW TO LET WARRIOR ANGEL. MICHAEL.
CAST OUT DEVILS
tsee CONVENTION OF THE BLIND. Page q
The Detroit tribune., 1959-07-18

"D0 CHURCH PEOPLE DRINK"
July Quiet Hour Echoes"
ASSERTS -FOUR OUT OF FIVE" Dol
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DON'T BE TOO SHOCKED F! MY OFFSPRING.
CREATION. AND UNIVERSE ARE
VERY GOOD" (Cen. 1917
HENCE, PROHIBITION OF MEMBERSHIP TO THE
DEVILS DUPEs, THE ALCOHOL. TOBACCO AND
DRUG STORE MEDICINE USERS; ALL THE SPIRIT.
UALlY UNPURiFIED
(see DO CHURCH PEOPLE DRINK, PAGE q
mud SINKING LINCOLN PARK STREET"
PRESIDENTS SNIFF GAS AND FLEE"
Deep Tunnel Leak Perils Utility Mains"
free Press TN
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DISAcREEABLE, BUT. FORTUNATELY MYTH
lC-A-l ADAM-EvE PHENOMENA OF THE NON CHRIST
SCIENTISTS, PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL / EVERY
SINGLE oNE!-"THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL
l-M-YT-H-Ic-A-L-E BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN
AXE ETERNAL"!-I 10 St. Paul, 10 you.
THE UNIVERSE is l0osS THE MANIFESTATION or
THOUGHT! THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW
EARTH'-ReveIstion of St. John the Divine
(See MUD SINKING LINCOLN PARK Pace 0
The Detroit tribune., 1959-07-18
g EXECUTIVES DIE AS PLANE RAMS Field"

AND TWO CREW - Marion. O.. III, News
CONTINENTAL CAN co. EXECUTIVES
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRBUNE
MORE TRAGIC, BUT MYTHICAL ADAM-EvE
PHENOMENAL OF THE NON-CHRIST ScIENTISTSL
MY HIGHEST CHOSEN PEOPLE
ALL WILL, HERE OR HEREAFTER, ACCEPT THE
CHRIST SECOND COMING" PROMISED TO THAT
"WlcKED AND ADULTERouS GENERATION"
WHICH COULD NOT BEAR" a COMPLETE AND FINAL
REVELATIoNI, FULFILLED IN THE PosT-cIvlL
WAR ERA, VIA NY GREATEST MARY, MRS. EDDY
FOUNDER or NY ONE, WHOLLY ACCREDITED,
SANE CHURCH THERAPEUTICS. IMPERATIVE, PURE.
BASIC EDUCATION CULTURE. POLITICS, ENTER.
TAINMENT. RECREATION. THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST
THE PREoEsTINED. EVENTUAL. THE ONE AND
THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS" or ALL
RACES AND PEOPLES
The Detroit tribune., 1959-07-18
FEAR NO EVIL
RpIiere nnd Receire
BY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

Jesus said Therefore say unto you what things soever
We desire when We pray believe that e receive them and
We shall have them Mark ll:24
The advantage Of longing TO be good and true proves
the power Of prayer fear and despair
The Detroit tribune., 1959-07-18

Continued on Page ~
The Detroit tribune., 1959-07-18

~Se OIN''''-N' TO- ''S>1 '0So' re9- ~
CHICAGO BANS ANATOMY FOR COURT
DlkL0C"
Chicago I iAP News
Anatomy Of d Murder il Duzzng Debut"
Dstroii - News III
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRBJkE
The TRIBUNE PUBLISHER WOULD NOT ATTEND
FOR LOVE NOR MONEY
TINE IS TOO PRECIOUS TO WASTE ON THE
SUB1LETIES OF The DEVIL!
--MYTHcAL. AhTichRl5T, SECOND COMING"
ADAM-EVE PHENOMENA !, WHICH WOULD MAKE ME,
GOD. A MoNSTROuS CREATOR, TRULY. AND
WOULD DENY THE VALIDITY or REVEALED
TRUTH, 1000 B.C.:
tSee CHICAGO BANS ANATOMY, Page q
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-10-02
KITTY HAWK PERSONALS

Regular monthly meetings to
be held at Primitive Baptist
Church this week end, Saturday
and Sunday mornings at HOO and
evenings at 7:30. Elder Trevathi-
an of Pinetops, N. c., speaker.
Thomas M. Dowdy, U. S. C. G.,
serving for the past year on the
Lightship Nantucket, of Boston,
Mass, arrived home Wednesday
after 20 years service. Dowdy is
taking his retirement, and will
make his home on Kitty Hawk
Beach at the S. B. Beasley place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Perry, Mrs.
Jennie Beasley, Mrs. BERTHE Beach
am, Mrs. Ethel Gard, Mrs. Joe
Perry, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
w. Perry, Mrs. Hildegarde Perry
and Mrs. Loretta Beasley all mo-
tored to Flatty Creek Church on
Sunday.
| The Methodist Church had a
nice gathering on the grounds for
dinner. Services were held inside
the church all through the day
The pastor, Rev. Stanley Snead
speaker. Guest speaker was Rev
Frank B. Dinwiddie of the Mays
Head Baptist Church.
Those sick in the X S. Marine
Hospital are w. R. Toler and Car.
los Dowdy. Frank Reichle re.
turns for his check-up this week
Those home from schools ovel
the week end We're Betty Lou Til.
lett, Norfolk Business College
Vivian Midget, KEGS Business
College and Jackie Twiford Of
KEGS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge Beach.
am have returned after a visit
with their son, Burwell, in Bos.
ton. They also went into Canada
and saw Niagara Falls. With
them were Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Tillett of Virginia Beach, Va.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Color
Perry for the week end was Co.
Ions brother, Richard, of Norfolk
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hayman went
on a three day trip to see Mrs
Hayman's sister and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Royal Breashears il
Greenbelt, Md.
Visiting families of Mrs. Gym
thia H. Aguirre, Mrs. Rosalint
Swain and Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood
Tillett for the past week were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Aguirre and
two daughters of Tampa, Florida
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson of Ra'
| leigh.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-10-02
|ROTARIANS HEAR
EXPLANATION OF
CERAMIC ARTS
Bob and Ruby Smith Describe
Making Of Pottery at Their
Manteo Studio

The members of the Mantec
Rotary Club Monday night heard
an interesting exposition of ceramic
arts by Rotarian Bob Smith and his
wife Ruby. This enterprising couple
has developed an exceptional enter
prise at Manteo, where mud and
clay are converted into works of
art, and their products have be-
come famed across the nation.
Outer Banks Crafts, as their
studio is known, produces wide
variety of statuary, pottery and
novelties, all bearing the home
trademark. Club members OBJ
served the varying stages during
the manufacture of products, from
the time the clay is poured into
molds until the final color is glazed
on through days of baking in an
electric oven set at high tempera-
ture.
Outer Banks Crafts has many re-
tail outlets along the Dare Coast,
and there products are favorites
with tourists. The business has
been established during the past
three years by Bob and Ruby
Smith. The couple turned to this
type of work when it became neces-
sary for Mr.. Smith to retire from
his duties as County Farm Agent.
The studio also teaches others in
cermic crafts.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-10-02
WANCHESE PERSONALS

Registration books in Wanchese
for the next three Saturdays will
be open at the home of Mrs. Lucy
Midget, the registrar, instead of
the school building which is closed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freddie Greet and
children of Norfolk were week end
visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Daniels of
Norfolk spent the week end here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Stetson
and children visited relatives in
Norfolk Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Daniels
and son, Barry of Smyrna spent the
week end here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie L. Daniels.
Mrs. Gene Daniels has returned
from the Albemarle Hospital.
Mrs. Gertie Simpson is in Nor
folk at the home of her niece, Mrs.
Albert young.
Ginger Tillett, small daugher of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rondal Tillett is a
patient in the Norfolk General
Hospital.
Miss Faith Cliff, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cliff of Wash
ington. D. c., is visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Scar
borough.
Stanley Scarborough of the U. S.
C. G., spent the week end here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Scarborough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tillett and
children of Norfolk We're week end
guests of Mrs. Sallie Tillett.
Mrs. Evelyn Davis is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin Davis in Norfolk.
Rev. and Mrs. j. M. Carrolll's
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Oliver
and daughter, Faye, and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. N. Hinson and daughter,
Mary Susan of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Edwards
1t. and Mrs. H. r. Derrys and son,
Stephen of Hampton, Va, have re-
turned after visiting Miss Rowena
Midget. 4
Mrs. Ralph Tillett and Mrs. Len
ME Tillett were in Elizabeth City
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Austin and
son of Portsmouth visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Crowder Tillett.
Claude Green Of Robersonville
visited L. ". Gaskill Monday.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-10-02
MANTEO REDSKINS SCORE
AGAINST WEEKSVlLLE TEAM

Friday, September 25, the Man
teo Redskins" defeated the Weeks
vile Bulldogs" Is to z in theil
first conference game of the sea
son.
Both of the Redskin touchdown!
were made during the first hall
of the game by Jeffrey Midget
tail back and tony Tillett, wing
back. Jack Wood, full back making
the first extra point and missing
the second.
Weeksville, marshalling their
strength and skill scored during
the last 25 seconds of the first half
by a nine yard run through the
middle.
Manteo's defensive playing was
outstanding throughout the game.
Their offensive was held in check
during the second half by repeated
penalties. Of the offensive players,
Jeffrey Midget, tail back, did an
outstanding job in running and
passing with Tony Tillett, wing
back, in receiving and Charles
Reber, blocking back, dazzling runs
around end.
In the defense plays, Gary Meek
ms left tackle, Tiger Jones, line
hacker and Jack Wood, center
guard were notable in holding the
Weeksville Bulldogs" in check.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-10-02
EAST LAKE METHODIST
HOMECOMING SUCCESS

East Lakes Methodist Homecom-
ing held on Sunday was one of the
most successful ones, and brought
out an estimated 400 to 500 people
Many people in their 80's returned
to the old home to enjoy the day
These included Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall Twiford, Mrs. D. c. Twiford
and Mrs. Emma Weatherly of Nor
folk; Capt. Claude Jones of Man
teo and Mrs. Puss Twiford of Point
Harbor. The morning sermon was
by the pastor, Rev. C. r. Olsen
The former pastor, Rev. Geo. M
Kelley returned from Whiteville to
take part in the service. Sunday
School Supt. John Twiddy had helr
in cleaning up the grounds, fol
Chester Holmes and Berniee Man:
who live away, remained Monday
over and lent a hand. The tables
were loaded with food, and there
was twice as much as was needed
to feed the large crowd.
Friends of East Lake, inspired
by the big success from year tc
year of these celebrations are
planning to make a whopper out
of next years. The name and adj
dress of those present Sunday were
obtained, and they and many Other
former residents will be reminded
in time to plan their trip in 1860
The community now has only
about rs residents, but 35 year!
ago it had about 375. AS sources
of income dwindled, and good roads
schools, electricity and telephone!
became available elsewhere, thu
population fast dwindled to a low
ebb. But all those who once lived il
East Lake, remember it's happ!
neighborliness and leisurely living
of the old days, love it, and low
to return to visit it particular!
at such times when they meet 81
many of their old friends.