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GUM NECK PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Smell and
daughter. Kay, Mrs. Minnie Alex
ander, Mrs. Annie Turner and
ADELAIDE Combs spent Sunday af-
ternoon in Hartford and Elizabeth
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Williams
and son, Rogers of Norfolk are
visiting here.
Miss Nina Swindell visited in
Norfolk.
Mrs. R. o. Greet of Norfolk
visited here a few days.
C. o. Workman is home with
his family for a few days.
Mrs. Annie Sexton is with her
children in Norfolk.
Miss Genevieve Bell Armstrong
visited her aunt, Mrs. Lula Jor-
dan, in Portsmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Williams
spent Sunday in Plymouth.
Mrs. Gilbert Owens is a pa
tient in Columbia Hospital.
C.. o. Everton and Cannie
Phelps of Norfolk spent the week
end here.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Combs and
son, Donnie, spent the week end
in Plymouth and Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Smithson
of. Portsmouth spent the week end
here.
Fred Metcalf and son, Colin of
Burlington spent the week end
here.
Alvin Basnight of New Bedford,
Mass, died Tuesday of a heart
attack. He was the son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. John Basnight
of Gum Neck. Mrs. Willie Arm
strong, a sister and one brother
Walter Basnight and family OF
Gum Neck attended the funeral.
Mrs. ella Basnight of jackson
was here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Liverman
of Goldsboro are visiting here.
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TRAVEL TO DARE COAST
AREA AHEAD OF 1858

Travel to the Dare Coast region
of North Carolina is well ahead o.
the first 10 months in 1853 it is re
Elected in the monthly report o:
Cape Hatteras National Seashort
Recreational Area which officially
is the best travel barometer for the
area.
During October 22,469 persons
were counted Exclusive of Local
and resident traffic. as visitors to
the National Seashor.e This pushed
the years total visitation to the
National Seashore to 1886, $40, an in
crease of 1876 percent over the
same period last year.
October travel to the Seashore,
however, showed a four percent
drop.
Visitor count at Fort Raleigh
National Historic Site was only q
14S for the month but that was
more than last October. The total
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SPENCE d. WYNNE, Is, DIES
IN GREENVILLE FRIDAY

COLUMBIA.-Spence D. Wynne,
76, died at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Walter Glenn Garner, in
Greenville Friday. Funeral services
were conducted at Wesley Metho-
dist Church, Columbia, at 8 pm
Saturday by the pastor, the Rev
Worth Pearce assisted by the Rev
Carlton Herchi, pastor Greenville
Burial will be in lakewood Gene
terry. Mr.. Wynne spent his life in
Tyrrell County near Columbia ano
was a farmer. He was a member Of
Wesley Methodist Church in Column
bia. Mr.. and Mrs. Wynne had beer
visiting the Garner Home for the
past week. Surviving are his wife
Mrs. Anne Gray Garner; three
other daughters, Mrs. John FarroW
of Greenville, Mrs. Vivian Lindsey
and Sarah Wynne of Plymouth
seven grandchildren.
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FANNIE HECK CIRCDE
MEETS WITH MRS. BASNIGHT

COLUMBIA.-The Fannie Heck
Circle of the Columbia Baptist
Church held it's November meeting
at the home of Mrs. NJ. L. Bas'
night.
It was decided that the Christ,
mas Church Program would be held
the third Sunday night in Decem.
ber-20th, Mrs. T. X. VERIFY Sr.
was appointed to furnish floral of
ferings in the church on third Sun
day in November.
To furnish literature and re-
freshments. for the two children's
organizations the G. AS and the
Sunbeams in communion with anoth'
err circle was voted.
A Christmas party was voted tt
replace next meeting to be held a
the home of Mrs. Katherine Cooper
with each member carrying an ex
change gift not to exceed SOC.
Devotion, st. Luke $40 and st
Matthew 10 was given by the lead
er, Mrs. Cecil Lilley who also gave
the program missions In Th'
New Testament. Prayer was rem
dered by Mrs. R. S. Knight Jr. Re
freshments of pie, coffee, nuts ant
candy were served to the Is at
tending.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY CLUB
HAS UN PROGRAM

COLUMBIA.-The Town ant
Country Home Demonstration Club
at the Agriculture Building Thurs.
day evening featured "United Ma.
tons" program by Mrs. Allen
Carlson.
The demonstration "Co-ordina-
ton of Colors Throughout the
Home" was given by Mrs. Ann E.
Davenport.
A new member, Mrs. H. T. Day.
export was welcomed.
The November meeting due to
fall on Thanksgiving was changed
to the oath.
To make ready for Achievement
Day the years accomplishments by
members and point records were
turned in. "The Housewives
Psalm" and the "Homemaker's
Prayer" were given by Mrs.
Louise Hales.
The hostess Mrs. Hodges Daven-
port served refreshments to the
aforementioned and others attend
ing: Mrs. Cecil Lilley, Mrs. Statha
McClees, Mrs. Louise Hales, Mrs.
Lloyd Pledger, Mrs. Allen Carlson,
Mrs. T. K. Yerby Jr., Mrs. J. S.
Howett, Mrs. H., T. Davenport and
and Mrs. Ann E. Davenport.
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EPPLEY SISTERS QUINTETTE
AT SOUND SIDE CHURCH

COLUMBIA.-The Eppley Sis
tiers Gospel Quintette of York, Pa.
will appear at Soundside Freewill
Baptist Church, Friday, November
Is at 7:45 pm.
The five sisters render a spirit
ual program featuring vocal quin-
tets, soprano and alto solos; piano
playing and numbers on other
musical instruments: vibra-harp
violin, electric Hawaiian guitar
saxophone, accordian, Cathedral
chimes, musical saw and organ
They are known from coast to
coast and have appeared in church.
es in 48 states, Canada, Old Mexi-
CO, British Isles and Europe.
The institutions of learning
where they acquired their art and
skill include Wheaton College in
Illinois; st. Paul Bible Institute in
Mimi; Dunmore School of Music
Harrisburg, Pa, and the Messiah
Bible College, Grantham, Pa.
The public is cordially invited.
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THANKSGIVING PROGRAM
BY MATTE MACON CIRCLE

COLUMBIA.-"Why Should We
All Be Thankful" was the topic of
the program put on by Mrs. w. A.
Williams at the meeting of the
Matte Macon Circle of he Column
bia Baptist Church Monday night
in the home of Mrs. ]. H. Bateman.
Cards of remembrance were sign
ed by all members present to be
sent to Tom Goodwin and Floyd E.
Cohoon who are i'll.
Mrs. R. M. Everton reported $50.
made on lat Rotary Supper served.
Mrs. w. N. Gibbs was a visitor.
The children's organization the
Sunbeans was accepted by the Cir
Gle for sponsorship. Mrs. w. A.
Williams and Mrs. F. E. Cohoon
were appointed to put floral offer
ings in the church on the third Sun
day.
A christmas party was voted for
next meeting, a gift for exchange
to be carried by each member.
Devotions included Tooth Psalm
the Lords Prayer, ''Count Youl
Blessings" and "Blest Be The
Tie"
Refreshments in the Halloween
Motif We're served by the hostess
to the 16 others attending: Mrs. r.
NJ. Everton, Mrs. A. D. Overton
Mrs. Rufus Overton, Mrn. Howard
Brickhouse, Mrs. Ernest Brick
house, Miss Esta Mae Bodwell,
Mrs. Ionic Rhodes, Mrs. L. w.
Pritchett, Mrs. Dan Sawyer, Mrs.
Jerry Davenport, Mrs. E. v.
Tweedy, Mrs. w. A. Williams, Mrs.
Lucia Cunningham, Mrs. Marion
Simmons, Mrs. Richard Thompson
and Mrs. w. N. Gibbs.
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TYRRELL HOME AGENT
ANNOUNCES HID DATES

COLUMBIA.-The schedule of
Home Demonstration meetings fol-
the month of November as released
by Mrs. Ann E. Davenport, Tyrrell
Home Agent: Tuesday Nov. 8
Scotia with Mrs. Joseph Holidia;
Wednesday No. columbia with
Mrs. Fl. H. Harris; Thursday-Fall
Achievement Day; Friday, Nov.
6-Newlands-with Mrs. Charlie
Walker; Tuesday Nov. 10-Upper
Sound Side with Mrs. Gordon
Shaw; Wednesday Nov. II, Soup
pernong-with Mrs. E. D. Goodwin
Sr.; Thursday Nov. 12-Travis with
Mrs. Melvin Hassell; Nov. IL and
IA State Home Economics Assn. at
Rocky Mount; Tuesday Nov. II
Creeks with Mrs. F. B. Parisher;
Wednesday Nov. 18-Lower Sound
Side with Mrs. C. E. Morris;
Thursday Nov. 19-Kilkenny with
Mrs. Irene Brickhouse; Friday
Nov. 2O-Levels-with Mrs. w. E.
Spencer; Tuesday Nov. 24-Gum
Neck with Mrs. B. G. Alexander;
Tuesday Nov. 24-Town and Coun-
try with Mrs. Allan Cohoon at s
pm; wednesday Nov. 25-Cabin
Swamp with Mrs. an Davis at 8
PM; Friday Nov. 27-Alligator
with Mrs. w. A. Howett.
All meetings will begin at 2 pm.
unless otherwise indicated.
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TYRRELL BOARD
FILLS VACANCIES:
APPROVES ROADS

COLUMBIA.-C. Henry Brick
house of Gum Neck was appointed
to the Tyrrell County ABC Board
to fill the position made vacant by
the death of George w. Everton,
by the Tyrrell Ciunty Commission
ers Monday.
The secondary roads plan for
1959-60 as confirmed by the State
Highway Commission was filled
with the Commissioners by w. N.
Spruill, District Engineer: Roads
indicated on the map for improve
ment during that period have the
following priority: No. Road in
Scuppernong Township by the en-
trance of the Butler Lumber Co.;
No. 2-Road in Gum Neck running
between Herman Cohoon's store
and the old School building. con-
Meeting the two main roads. Priori-
ty No. Broad in Alligator Town
ship, connecting North side with
the South Side, fronting homes of
Harvey Davis and Mrs. Ella Hop
kins. Listed but with no indicated
number or priority was a road to
be built for access to the Tyrrell
High School from U. S. Ga By
Pass to existing paved road front
ing the school.
H. Edward Davis was appointed
to act for the board in the paint
ing of the Community Building in
Alligator Township
The report of the Grand Jury
was accepted. Tax collection re-
ports of r. L. Spencer, Tax Ac-
countant and of Sheriff Clair E.
Morris were accepted. Monthly re-
ports of Farm Agents and Home
Agents were also accepted.
The Tyrrell County Agriculture
Extension Advisory Board, former
ly appointed by the Commissioners
then approved by the Director of
Extension are released: For Home
Demonstration: Mrs. Lee r. Barnes
and Mrs. w. T. Reynolds We're ap-
pointed for one year; Mrs. Dan
Davis and Mrs. H.. l.. Chaplin for
two years; Mrs. C. w. Spruill and
Mrs. Durwood Cooper for three
years. For All: Don Chaplin was
appointed for one year; For Agri-
culture, Farm Bureau and Bust
ness: C. E. Morris, Floyd Hollis,
Eli Woodley and Borden McClees
were appointed for three years;
H. P. Swain, Colon Smell and
George Owens were appointed for
two years; Herman Cohoon and d.
M. Pledger Jr., for one year.
In the absence of the chairman,
Harry P. Swain, H. Edward Davis
presided. Others present were
Gerald w. Selby, B. Frank Alexan-
der and D. Webb Brickhouse.
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CLUB SCHEDULE GIVEN

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Tyr
rell County All Clubs for the
month of November as released by
Mrs. Elsie Edwards Assistant
Home Agent: Nov. 9, 10, and II,
All clubs will meet from $3.50 to
1890; All Achievement Day at
1880 pm. on Nov. IL; Nov. 10
Cabin Swamp Community Club at
1880 at home of Mrs. Rufus Hud-
son with Faye, Bucky and Gail
West as hostesses; Wednesday Nov.
10, Sound Side Community Club at
1880 with Mrs. Marvin Sawyer;
Monday Nov. % Greeks Community
Club at 1880 with Mrs. James Rey-
nolds.
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RECORDERS COURT CASES

COLUMBIA.-Two cases were
heard in Recorders Court before
Judge w. T. Reynolds Monday
morning:
Harold Lloyd Sawyer-state ask
ed for jury trial, bond fixed al
500. Sawyer was sent away last
week charged with breaking pro-
baton. He was brought back
Thursday by a Writ of Habeas
Corpus.)
George Basnight-causing dis
turbance, sentenced to 80 days
suspended on condition he stay
away from C. z. Bowser's place fol
period of two years and pay cour,
costs.
The case in which James Brick
house is charged with shooting
Mark Combs was continued until
January.
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All SCHOOL NEWS

The second meeting of the Man
teo High School All Club took
place Monday. The presiding Off
Ger, Charles Evans, led the group
in saying the All pledge and the
pledge to the U. s. flag. Since
there was no program planned
girls and boys divided into two
separate sections. Mrs. Gaylord
spoke to the girls about their
projects and distributed project
record folders. County Agent Rea
gave the boys a demonstration on
the care of plants and shrubs.
The meeting was adjourned.
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MRS. HAZEL Nc SPRUILL

CRESWELL.-Mrs. Hazel Nc.
Clees Spruill "A, died in Columbia
Hospital Friday morning.
A native of Pamlico, she has
made her home here for the past
ten years. She is a member of the
Episcopal church.
She is survived by her husband
Charlie w. Spruill. Funeral Serv-
ices We're held at Christ Episcopal
Church Sunday afternoon by the
Rev. A. j. Mackie. Burial was in
st. David's Cemetery.
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TYRRELL NEGRO SOLDIER
WITH ARMY IN GERMANY

9Th INF. DIV, GERMANY
(AHTNC)-Army Sergeant First
Glass Wallace M. Owens, 20, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William M.
Owens, Route l, Columbia partici-
pated with the 9th Infantry Di-
vision in Operation Jump Down
in Germany.
Regularly assigned as squad
leader in Company d of the d.
Visions 505th Infantry in Mainz,
Sergeant Owens eentered the
Army in July 1868 and arrived
overseas on this tour of duty last
January.
The sergeant is 1949 gradu-
ate of Tyrrell High School and a
1868 graduate of the A & T Col
lege of North Carolina.
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CRADDOCK-DAVENPORT

COLUMBIA. = Miss Virginia
Dare Davenport, daughter of Mrs.
Iva Vanhorn Davenport Hasseil
and Webb Davenport, and James E.
Craddock, son of Mrs. Ada Grad
dock and the late G. G.. Craddock
of Creswell We're married Monday
evening, November 2, by the Rev.
w. T. Reynolds, Free Will Baptist
minister, at the home of the minis
ter.
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count for Fort Raleigh, including
Lost Colony attendants during the
first 10 months of 1859 was listed
at 96,979 persons.
Horace Dough, superintendent
Wright Brothers National Me-
mortal reported total of 1874
visitors counted during October
this year as compared with IL, 467
for the same month last year.
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week end.
Viola johnson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph B. johnson broke
her right arm Thurdsay night at
the Halloween party at Columbia
High School.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dawson OF
Kinston were Sunday guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. A. j. Armstrong,
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-09-17

, Mr.. William A. Robinson SER
we'd his brother as best man.
Guests were seated by Jerry
Robinson, brother of the groom,
| and Leroy Reed, cousin of the
bride.
Mrs. Reed attended her daugh-
ter'S wedding in a royal blue
wool sheath dress, with black
and white accessories. A corsage
OF white NUNS was pinned to
her shoulderline.
Mrs. Robinson was attired in a
black crepe dress with black and
white accessories. She also wore
a corsage of white NUNS.
A reception for 100 guests was
held in the church social room.
Mrs. Rama G.. Steen served as
hostess and presided at the guest
book, with Miss Sandra Parrish
| Mrs. Raymond Swartz, Mrs, Ken
meth Gibson, and Miss Mary Den
mis- as aides.
The reception table was cen
tered with a beautifully decor
ated three-tiered wedding cake
topped with an arrangement OF
pink roses, carnations, and green
cry. Pink twisted tapers IN three
| branch silver candelabra and
single pink rose buds graced the
cake on either side. The gift
table was beautifully decorated
with pink crepe paper and sell
roses.
For her travelling outfit, the
bride chose a taWny beige knl
suit with black accessories, anc
a corsage of pink rose buds from
| her bridal bouquet.
! The couple enjoyed a shor
wedding trip through southwest
ern Ohio and Kentucky. They re
turned to SIS Cumberland street
Caldwell, where their apartment
was in readiness.
The new Mrs. Robinson is
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-09-17
Miss Linda |ngo|s
Exchanges Vows In
Saturday Ceremony

The wedding of Miss Linda
Ann Ingols, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Paul Ingols, of
Parkersburg, formerly of Noble
county, and Robert Bland Black,
son of Judge and Mrs. Donald
Fought Black, also of Parkers-
burg, was solemnized in st.
Andrews Methodist church,
Parkersburg, at half after two
two o'clock, Saturday, Sept. 5.
Preceding the ceremony,
program of traditional wedding
music was presented. The bride,
who was given in marriage by
her father, wore gown of peau
de sole and imported chantilly
lace and a matching mantilla of
lace.
Mrs. Noel Boehmer, sister of
the bridegroom, was matron of
honor James Bing, of Shaker
Heights, served as best man.
After wedding trip to Mon
treal, Canada, the young couple
will reside in Marietta, where
both Mr.. and Mrs. Black are
seniors at Marietta College. They
both plan to enter the College of
Law at West Virginia University.
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Local Catholic Women's
Club Has 80 In Attendance

Caldwell st. Philomena Cath
olic Women's club held their
regular monthly meeting in the
K of G hall, West street, with
thirty-six members and three
guests in attendance.
The president, Helen Ehler-
mann, presided at the routine
business meeting. 1t was an
nounced that the day of recol-
lection would be held September
20 at st. Johns church in Mil
tonsburg.
A delicious lunch was served
to the group by the hostesses,
Eve Heppner, Emma Estadt,
Alice Noon, Mary Crum, Rose
mary Ferrell and Virginia Potts.
Following the meeting, a
tupperware party was held. The
guests were Mrs. Art Hupp, Mrs.
Ed Hupp and Mrs. Mary Kuhn.
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Miss Young Plans
October a WeddinQ.
AT Christian Church

The Christian church in Lowell
will form the setting Sunday,
October 4, for the wedding of
Miss Virginia Charlene Young,
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl E. Young, of Lowell route
2, and Mr.. Carl E. Magers, Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Magers,
of PinehurSt
Rev. George Koch will officiate
at the open church, double ring
ceremony at 200 O'Clock p. m.
A quarter-hour of pre-nuptial
music will be presented preced-
ing the ceremony by Mrs. Paul
Dye, organist and Miss Scotia
Koch, soloist.
The bride will be escorted to
the altar by her father. She will
be preceded by Miss Jane Ann
Dye as maid of honor and Misses
Jeri Leonhart and Linda Brad
ford as bridesmaids. Little Misses
Bethie Smith, niece of the bride,
and Patricia Magers, sister of the
bridegroom, will serve as flower
girls.
Mr.. Foye Manuels will be the
best man and the guests will be
seated by Franklin Young, broth
er of the bride, and Donnie
Mayors, brother of the bride
groom.
Following the ceremony,
reception will be held in the
church social room The hostesses
will be Miss Helen Walters, Mrs
Lloyd Ackley, Miss Janet Samp.
son, Miss Shirley Stephens and
Miss Charlotte McCracken. The
guests will be registered by Miss
Dianne Wehrs.
Miss Young is 1859 graduate
of Fort Frye high school and is
employed at Sponge Rubber
Corp of America. Mr.. Mayer:
attended Marietta schools and j:
employed at Hall Brothers II
Marietta.
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| Caldwell route.
The double-ring ceremony was
performed by Rev. FIR. James j.
Donaldson, pastor of the church,
before an altar decorated with
dahlias and zinnias.
The ceremony, solemnized at
| 9:30 o'clock, was preceded by a
suite of musical selections includ-
ing: "Ava Maria" and "On This
Day o Beautiful Mother" A
special bouquet of yellow roses
and white carnations was placed
at the feet of the Blessed Virgin
Mary by one of the altar boys,
Ruben Estadt. The organist was
Mrs. Marie Miller.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a white
floor-length gown of nylon lace
over white satin with a fitted
| bodice. She wore matching
fingertip veil Of nylon net and
carried bouquet of yellow roses
and white carnations tied with
StreamerS.
Miss Carolyn Offenberger ser
we'd as maid of honor She was
attired in a light blue formal and
carried a bouquet of blue and
white carnations with blue net
| Gerald Estadt served his
brother as best man. The guests
were seated by Andrew anc
Daniel Miller.
The brides step-mother wa
attired in a blue lace dress. The
bridegroom's mother wore blue
dress with a corsage of white
carnations pinned to her should
erline. Mrs. Carrel, grandmothe
of the bride, wore a rose dres
of pleated nylon. She also Wor'
shoulder corsage Of whit
carnations.
A reception was held in tn
parish hall, followed by wed
ding dinner with approximate,
100 in attendance.
The new Mrs. Estadt was
student at the SalemLibert
high school. Mr.. Estadt attende'
Fulda high school and is EN-
ployed at the Morris Saw Mi
at Macksburg.
Out-of-town guests were fror
Pennsylvania, Marietta, Akron
GAINESVILLE, Caldwell, LeWisvill'
Louderville and Cambridge.