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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
WRIGHT REALTY, INC.
Glebe Rd., Arl., IA. 2-4S00

LAKE BANCROFT - 7O-ft. brick
rambler; 5 bedrms. and study;
21a baths; sep. din. rm.; spacious
ultra modern kit. Full bsmt., pam
eled rec. rm. with md firepl, Ca
rage. Large wooded lot. Only
S34 $50 c. M. HALEY, REAL
TORS, JE. 2-7944.
LANGLEY FARMS = Charming
bungalow sit. on one acre OF
privacy, trees and flowers choice
neighborhood. liy. rni with fire.
place, full din. rm,, kit. 2
oedrms. and bath, :, screened
porcbes, 3rd bedrm. on End floor;
full basement, oil h.-w.h... car
port, S2S, 500. Additional lot
avail. Call Mr.. irwin, Xg. 1-lIu.
ewes. FL. 6-364S. STUART g.
MAURY EFALTORS.
LARGE, TALL TREES tower above
this stunning brick split-leVel with
eenter-entrance foyer, 3 bedrooms
and bath. There are "a BATHS,
a carport and beautifully cared
for fenced back yard. WITH LOW
DOWN PAYMENT. A LARGE
LOAN can be assumed. MAY WE
arthur 1. WALTERS CO., INC.
Realtors ia. 1-02OO
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COUNTRY PARADISE

2 bedrms., 13x20 screened
porch. 40 it. lot frontage.
Beaut. woods. DELIGHTFULLY."-
planted. Sl5,50O. Dir: West
on Lee hwy. (Rte. 2q-21l
to Fairlee drive 4 mile east
of Fairfax circleD follow
signs to house.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY'S BEST BUYS
LUCKY

Brand-new brick homes on
tree-studded lots featuring
three and four bedrooms, liv-
ing room with flreplacesn din
ing room. and housewives
dream kitchen. Excellent
financing with $4,000 down.
KE. $4,000 8 Till 8
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M. T. Broyhill
Is S9 GHH S EMS
lsss-4== aH=si4 ss

3 Bedrms., . Baths--S26,950
In new-house cond. Is this brick
rambler and incl. In the price is
wall-to-wall carpet. and air cond.
I ge kit. full basement and built.
in garage Call Ell. 6-416i, Ewes,
call Mr.. Jones, Ell, 6-4177.
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JE. 3-2l52

- 49, - -
FALLS CHURCH - 3-bedrm. ram
bier, corner lot; nr schools, buses;
air cond,: S13.750: FLA or assume
CT loan at 4hes. JE. 3-0404.
FALLS CHURCH, hedrm., ashes
tos shingled rambler; excellent
cond. lge. lot, $500 cash and
move in. Assume Ice. 41ase loan.
IA. 4-l14S.
FALLS CHURCH-Four- bedrm., q
bath split-leveL Completely equip.
GE kit, corner lot, .carport; mr..
schools and buses, located near
Annandsle RI; and md. Graham eds I., I'd: !: !;
$4,000 of 4iiss mortSSss. CAPT.
SHARP. JE. 3-0s9s.
FAILS CHURCH AREA--By owner.
Assume CT loan, 3-bedrm. rambler.
shade trees, S12.950. TW. 3-70S6.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-4-bedrm.
Cape Cod; Ice. liv. rm. wIfirepl.,
Ice. equip. kit, .wIample DIN.
space, Dashboard h.-w.h.. beaut;
Kentucky-feneed lot .93x13O; all
in top cond. Owner leaving area,
$1,000 down. OWNER, JE. 2-5053.
FALLS CHURCH AkEA-Inree-oeu
rm., ! is-bath brick rambler. Cor
ner lot, fenced rear yard, liv. rm.
with flrepl.. GE kit, bsmt. with
outside entr.; S1S,900. assume
4Ass loan, payments less than
rent. JE. 4-4316.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Bel Air by
owner: 4 bedrms., lge. screen Dor,
patio; fenced back I'd; $4,000.
JE. 3-0572.
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm, brick
rambler. Fireplace, GE kit, fun
bsmt., fen. I'd; 2 blks. TO schl.
JE. 4-OS01.
FALLS CHURCH, l mi. west Of Z
Corners-3-bedrm. rambler mr..
bus and shop; FILA appraised Ct
$12,500: down payment S4O0,
time. Open Sun. MILO T. HOOTS,
Rroker ,IE 3-gl0g
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Open Sat. Sun, 2 Til Dark
AURORA HILLS

AURORA HILLS
Substantial brick home
for the family who likes
only the best. Lovely large
liv. rm. with fireplace, eX-
ira large din. rm., modern
kitchen. plus den or bedrm.
on LIST floor with bath. Plus
lovely scr. porch; ? twin
sized bedrms. and bath.
Tremendous closets. Beaut.
family room and "a bath
in bsmt. with loads Of
storage and utility space.
Det. garage. Price S2S,950.
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6F(gpG@

Large charming 3-bedroom brick
rambler with carport. 80 liv. rm.,
. air-conditionerS, washer and
dryer. very pretty lot. Appraised
at S1S,75O. Directions ] block
past Falls Church city limits on
corner OF Lee hwy. and Woodley
BROWN & BROWN
JE. 4-O04l
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FARMETTE

az acres. 3-bedrm. stone house,
tie hath full basement. oil heat,
attic, 2-car garage; 10 min. from
Pentagon. Priced S2S.50O. Can
CT. f-0989. -------
FOR the discriminating. clock con-
trolled Dashboard heating gives
this 73' rambler a DELIGHTFULLY."- uni
form temperature. This charming
home offers 4 magnificent bed
rooms, : fully tiled baths. living
room with Heatalator fireplace,
dining room, kitchen, utility room
and screened porch. Master bed
room is 1Bx15 with mahogany
panelinq Wooded " acre lot beau-
tffully Handicapped. Ideal fol, nil
dren, Community recreation house
tennis courts and pool. S2b. !! ~;
ROUTH ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
CORP. XII. $4,000. --
FORESTVILLE, VA.-Modern S-rI1l.
house: 2 baths, rec. rm.; approx.
( acres, pL. a-e359. -
FOUR ACRES, near Bluemont. Va;
Arm. house with bsmt., IaIge
9-story barn, easily converuole
into a club or another house. All
bldgs, in good condition. A beau
tiful spotl Good roads. Price
$3.50. Terms. It would cost dou-
BE this price Just to replace the
buddhist ia. S-10O6. ---------
HoT-WATER HEAT-This antique
brick Charming rambler features
q bedrooms, 2 full baths. separate
aiming room, nice kitchen with
eating space, lovely pine-paneled
rec, room; such extras as wall-to-
wall carpetins, storm w VIZ eS6
Dial DU. $4,000, BETTER HOMES
REALTY. INC.
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nE0peR
CALIFORNIA
CONTEMPORARY
STYLING IN
BEAUTIFUL
SLEEPY HOLLOW

One OF the most luxurious homes 10
come on the market In this most
desirable area IN recent monthsl
Il Is dlficult 10 know where 10
begin describing this home. but We
will start as We walk through the
cedar gate and across the 4Oxi2
concrete patio and into the flrsl
level. Here We have q dinina
room. q beautiful color kitchen
with eating space and . full bath.
on the next level, Is located an
unusual living room lbeamed cell
Ing. copper covered, hooded fire.
place, plus indirect hehtingl, q
fourth bedroom NOV being used
as q library and den). q sunny
jalousied in-fAmily room. From
this area, We may SO out on 70
another covered patio running the
vines climbing the supporting
posts, In this secluded rear yard.
We have q gardeners delight in
the large assortment Of flowers,
both ANIMALS and evergreens, plus
q stone garden and fish pond.
Back into the house, we so, up a
few stairs to the bedroom area
where there reposes three OF the
most charming well-decorated
bedrooms We have ever had the
pleasure to see. There are also
2 beautifully tiled full baths for
that Saturday night dip. This
about ends our tour through this
finely constructed, CENTRALLY
AIR CONDITIONED HOME. ex-
cept TO say that It is diflcult to
describe this one with more ora
tory. Give yourself a real treat
and drive out this afternoon and
TIONS. Arlington boulevard to
Corners: left down Sleepy Hollow
road to Valley Brook drive; right,
here about . blocks to PEAR
SONS open Sign on left.
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NEAR ENouGH

For the CHILDREN to walk to
school. ror MOTHER TO walk TO
shops and for DADDY to use the
bus to town is this 9-storv CEN
ter home, brick Colonial with 4
bedrms.. 2la baths OIL a level Ice.
lot; z screened porches. lge. kot..
garage. Call FL. 6-4l6l.
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COW. 10 CHA AND TOWN
M. T. Broyhill
9 TIL 8 IA. 1890
d SONS CORP, REALTORS
4RI0 lee HfohWav


8 TIL 8 IA. 1890
q SONS CORP, REALTORS
1910 Lee Highway
FAMILY? Where can
you md q 4-bedrn.. 2-bath RAM
bier for $4,000 and only $3.50
down. 21-ft. master bedrm. with
attached bath and 3 additional
bedrns. with bath Liv. rm., etc.
Screened porch, Diet. garage. Lge.
landscaped lot with fruit trees
and small stream along the. side.
cal US and we'll show you. NON
CURE AGENCY. Realtors, 6Sl2
Lee hwy. JE. $4,000.
FAIRFAX-BY OwNER-3-be !,
brick rambler: full bsmt.. carport,
rec. rm.: shaded lot, storm win
dows, doors. Assume CT loan.
Conv. TO public and parochial
FAIRFAX COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
II -hedrm.. 2-bath brick rambler:
trees. PRIV; patio, DAYLIGHT rec.
nm. Ice. liv. rm., full din. rm. /:
1913 $50: $4,000 CT loan avail
able: part Of BALANCE in second
FAIRFAX COUNTY-s4 acre, lovely
trees; for sale by OWNER; 3-bed-
rm. ANTIQUE brick rambler; l!v.
rTn, with firepl. din. ell with
Dutch door leading to enclosed
screened earport for summer liv-
ing: kit, bath and util. rm. Ask
Ing price, S15.950. BR. S-9135.
FAIRFAx--FHA-appraised: 2-bed-
I'm. brick rambler: scr. porch
S12.9n0. CIR. 3-2103.
FAIRFAX, 500 Maple st.--3-bedrm.
s SDi!is T schools Oe ssis ina5sp Assume, Tss
Az or loan. CT. 3-0942.
FAILS CHIIRHP ARRA
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Arlington

delight; 3 bed.
rms. . dens. 3 baths. . porches
large garage with radiant heat
brick, large rooms, firepl., gas
heat. Atmosphere Of quiet dignity
OF. 1890. OPEN. 1890 8
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BEVERLY HILLS

A rare buy, attractive we'll
built brick split-level Of un-
usual design. From the CEN
ter hail. you can enter the
mahogany paneled den-up a
couple Of steps. q gracious
living-dintng room. Beautiful.
modern equipped kitchen with
eating SAGE, three large bed
rooms. and three full baths.
patio and many extras Priced
at sac 500 with reasonable
down payment.
TIE. 6-l415 9 Till 9
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BAND BOX SPECIAL
ran@UxyVr 1J-TTIYsru

BROYHILL HEIGHTS
Trim 2-bedrm. brick RAM
bier: charmingly handicapped
delightfully."- clean and fresh.
Back yard Anchor fenced
for small fry" fun. Car
port. Air condttioners. You
would love to live here.
OPEN SUN, 2 TIL 6
Dir: North on Glebe I'd.
20 10th St. left on 18th to
N. Harrison, turn right on
Goth st. to sos.
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OPEN SUNDAY, 10

MANSION TYPE. 4 bedrm. brick
home; cloSe-in NJ Arlington Local
ton; near bus, schools, Hecht's
and Kann's stores. What a homel.
Just look at all the spacious fea-.
lures. Big center-nall entrance to
large 14xl4-ft. de luxe equipped
kitchen without going through
either living rm. or dining rm;
] 5x.5-ft. living rm, fireplace,
15x1B-ft. foTmal-sized dining rTn.,
llxl5-ft. den or bedrm. and pow
der rm, LIST floor; 8 large bedrms..
md floor; big full basement with
l5x3B-ft. rec. rm. and fireplace,
"a bath. large attached garage.
Beautifully Handicapped level lot,
partially fenced for pets and chill
dren. Owner transferred abroad
saws sell with very attractive down
payment and financing. This is q
magnificent home in an excellent
neighborhood. Just do not fail Ia
see IL. Call for appt., IA. 4-5SS5,
SERVICE REALTY, INC.
Mel EAN-Air-cond split-ievel. 2
bedrms, "a baths, fv. rm., din,
rm., kit. with eating area. Lge.
rec. rm.. laundry rm., . flreplaces,
carport. Mr.. schools, shops; 4laes
CT. Mid-20s. OWNER, KE. S-5S5I.
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Omen SUNDAY. 2 'Til DARK

Dir: From 7 Corners
take Sleepy Hollow I'd. turn
left on Malbrook turn left
on Crosswoods drive to
StoneyBrae to 1913.
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ATTRORA HILLS

OPEN SAT. AND SUN. ] TIL DARK
73S 8. 26th st.-Spotless brick ram
bier with . fireplaces, . baths,
king-sIzed modern kit. and sep.
dining rm. opening to large
screened porch, full drive-in base
ment, finished rec. room, outside
entr. converts to pvt, guest quar-
tiers. Immed. possession. MONA
HAN REALTY, OF. $4,000.
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TREES and STREAM

Enhance this coy rambler on
2a-acre lot. Living room
with picture window and fire.
place. 3 large bedrooms, at
traetive kitchen. and dining
room, Dashboard hot-water
heat. An unusual buy under
$4,000. -
KE. $4,000 9 Till 9
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GRADUATION
Continued from Page One)

Class Night will be held. The bac-
calaureate service will be held on
Sunday evening, May "a, with
Rev. r. w. Turner as the minis
ter. He will be assisted by the Rev.
C. L. Daniels and the Rev. g.. M
Kelley, who will pronounce the in
vocation and the benediction. All
exercises will take place in the
high school auditorium, and all
will begin at eight o'clock.
In the elementary school, pi-
ano and rhythm band recital by
Miss Holland Westcott's pupils is
scheduled for eight o'clock
Wednesday evening. May q. On
Friday morning, May 20, there
vii be an Assembly in the elemen-
tary school auditorium, at which
time certificates of promotion to
high school will be presented to
the eighth graders.
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BROOMS TO BE SOLD
BY LIONS ON JUNE z

Manteo Lions will conduct a
broom sale Tuesday night, June
z, following their dinner meeting
which will begin at 6:15 on this
special occasion. The sale is one
looked forward to by the Lions
and residents of the community,
in that the brooms are made by
the blind, and this item provides
support for many N. G. blind per-
sons at the Greensboro plant. Reg
ular household and whisk brooms
will be available. Some of the out
lying communities will likely be
solicited earlier or later.
At its meeting on Tuesday eve
ming, the club was pleased to well
come new member Floyd Hooper
of Stumpy Point and visitor Bill
Petit of Raleigh.
Lion Linwood Mayo presented
as his guest and speaker for the
evening, Floyd B. Taylor, assistant
superintendent of Cape Hatteras
National Seashore, who spoke
briefly of his experience in other
Park Service areas, principally
battle-ground sites; and urged re-
membrance with the nearing of
Memorial Day.
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LIGHT
Continued from Page One)

He was smartly moving and he re-
turned salute with snap. But
he would also then relax and, ex-
tending his hand, say "My name is
Colmar." He shook hands with ev-
cry enlisted man he came to and
did it all very simply and very nat
urally. The men took a liking to
him that. will likely grow, and
among themselves they quote what
he said when he looked inside the
lighthouse. 1t would not print very
we'll, anyhow.
Admiral Colmar is native of
upstate New York and for good
many years he has been concerned
with the development of Long
Range Navigation facilities. He
was utterly at home at the Loran
Station, talked shop with the crew,
but it was when he came to the
neglected Lighthouse that he real
ly clicked in the esteem of the
life boat people of the Group, and
both Loran and Lifeboat Coast
Guardsmen can be heard these
days agreeing "We got us good
Admiral"
Ben Dixon MacNeill
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JEAN TOMS is BRIDE OF
ALAN BARNES IN NORFOLK

Miss Jean Clair Toms of Nor.
folk, Va, formerly of Manteo, be-
came the bride of Alan Gordon
Barnes, also of Norfolk, in a quiet
ceremony at $3.50 Sunday after
noon, May II, in Ferebee-Halstead
Methodist Church in Norview.
The VOWS were spoken to the Rev.
Oscar B. Goode, and music was
played by the church organist.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
waltz-length white lace dress
made bouffant style, with long
pointed sleeves, a white lace hat
with short veil, and carried a
white orchid. Miss Merlee Tillett
of Wanchese was maid of honor.
She wore a green dress with white
accessories and a pink carnation
corsage.
The brides mother wore pink
dress with white accessories and
a pink carnation corsage. The
bridegroom's mother wore a beige
outfit with brown and white ac-
cessories and a pink carnation
corsage. -
The bride, who is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Toms OF
Smyrna, is graduate of Manteo
High School and is employed in
Norfolk. The bridegroom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Barnes
of Norview and is a student at the
College Of William and Mary in
Norfolk. The couple will live in
Norview.
The wedding was attended only
by members of the families and a
few close friends, including Miss
Merlee Tillett of Wanchese and
Mrs. Mary Jolliff Burrus of Man,
teo.
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FERRY TRIPS EFFECTIVE
JUNE 1, ANNOUNCED

The State Highway Commission
has announced the schedules effec-
tive June 1, for the summer sea-
son, on the routes across Hatteras
Inlet, Oregon Inlet, and Alligator
River. The ferries are toll free.
The schedule, which allows addi-
tional daily trips on all three lines,
becomes effective June / and will
remain in effect through Sept. 80.
For the first time, the new
schedule calls for night service
across Alligator River between
Tyrrell and Dare counties on U. S.
GA.
There will be "a round trips
daily across Alligator River, be-
ginning at $50 am from west
to east with the first westbound
trip at 5 am. The last trips will
leave Sandy Point at 1:20 am.
and East Lake at 1910 am.
The Oregon Inlet ferry will
leave the north shore every half
hour from 5 am. until $50 pm.
Trips from the south shore will
begin at $50 pm. and will con-
tinue every half-hour until Z pm.
There will be six round trips
daily between Hatteras and Ocra-
coke Island. The first southbound
trip will leave Hatteras at am.
with the last north bound trip
leaving Ocracoke at $50 pm.
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STAGE BEING SET
FOR BLUE MARLIN
TOURNEY IN JUNE
Big Event on Coast Starts on Sat.
urday Ifh; International
Affair Planned
BY AYCOCK BROWN

DIR. j. C. Overbey,. president of
Cape Hatteras Billfish Club at
Hatteras his week said the stage
is set for the first international
blue marlin challenge match on
June eli in the Gulf Stream off
Hatteras.
On that date six man team of
the Cape Hatteras Billfish Club
will pit their big game fishing
skill against a similar team of San
Juan's Club Nautico, Puerto Rico.
The general idea of the unusual
blue water fishing classic is to de-
termine whether Cape Hatteras
waters have more blue marlin
than waters of Puerto Rico and
the question will not be decided in
June. The issue will be decided at
return match between Cape
Hatteras Billfishers and Club Maui
leo anglers off San Juan during
the late summer or early autumn.
Because this is strictly a deal
between sportsmen and not a, gen.
eral run tournament of the kind
developed as promotional ven
lures, the international classic be-
ginning at Hatteras and ending at
San Juan has attracted consider
able interest especially from
sportswriters and outdoor column
lists who can see in the event
something different.
The challenge was made by
Senior Esteban A. Bird of San
Juan several months ago after he
had read in a New York Times
column of 70 blue marlin being
caught off Hatteras and the Dare
Coast during 1858. The claim had
been made that IS blues in one
year (1958) was probably more
blue marlin than had been taken
at all other places where the fish
are caught during the year."
The challenge by Senior Bird was
accepted by DIR. Overbey of the
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able to being kept in and forced
to listen. Perhaps the sinners of
1909 felt that they were not pay
ing too dearly for their sins, when
they contemplated how their an
cestors paid.
Though the church records were
vague about those things, they
were explicit on one. A full ac-
count is given of a meeting of the
board called because the preacher
wanted to get married. After much
elaboration, permission was re-
fused because the church fathers
felt that they could not afford to
feed the preacher and his wife,
too. The good brothers We're not
only righteous; they were also
thrifty.
Few would deny that righteous
ness and thrift are good qualities;
but, in our time, few of US want to
live with such shining examples as
were exhibited one hundred and
fifty years ago.
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@ L l M P S E S
TIL E P A S 7
By CAROLYN LLOYD

1t has been a long time since
anyone has been turned out" of
the church, but evidently it was a
common practice. According to the
records of a church in this area,
not all the members were as good
as they might have been; and they
paid the price. Perhaps that is
what people mean by the good
old days" The records of the
church for the year 1909 indicate
that behavior was at ian all time
low during that year and for sever
al following. Consequently, quite a
few members were turned out. 1t
defies the imagination to think of
anything more terrible than that in
u small community.
Two of the reasons are self
explanatory; drunkenness" and
dancing" The. third reason, listed
several times, is enough to drive
one mad with curiosity: "For
Good and Sufficient Reasons"
What could they have done,
those backsliding brothers and SIS
tiers, that was so terrible that
their brethren could not bring
themselves to write it in the rec
ords. The most skilled author
could think of no better way to de-
yelop suspense than with those
terse comments. So many questions
arise: how sanity were the MEM
bers of the board who sat in
Judgment on their weaker breth-
rem? Was one spree or one eve
ming of dancing enough to call
down the wrath of the elders, or
were the fallen warned and yet
continued to fall? No author
would dare leave his readers in
such suspense.
How I would like to know how
the stories of these people ended!
Did the drunk give up in despair
and keep on drowning his sorrows
70 the end? Did the one with rest
less feet follow the primrose path
beyond redemption? Or did they
repent them of their sins and beg
to be taken back into the fold? As
for those whose sins were toe
scarlet to be recorded, obviously
there was no hope.
1t would seem that the "good
old days" were not SO good for
those who were not so good. In
Puritan New England the powers
would never have spent time argu-
ing in Legislative halls about what
to do with wayward women-they
Just branded them with the letter
t'A'' and ruined them for life. Cos
siping women were dipped in the
pond and men offenders were put
in the stocks for all the town tc
see, Cotton Mather, the famous
Puritan preacher, Numbered at his
flock that God held them all poised
over the burning pit, ready to DROP
them in if they didn't behave. Hor-
TOR movies are pretty tame stuff
compared to that, and being turned
out of the church seems prefer
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Wanchese to Oregon Inlet.
The LaPorte firms bid was
$468, APO based on 1913 cents a
yard and $4,000 getting his
dredge and floating plant to the
area. The work is scheduled to be-
gin within about 80 days. The bids
were opened by the Corps of En-
gineers.
The job requires the removal OF
100000 cubic yards of material
to deepen the channels from seven
to IL feet.
1t is understood that the La
Porte firm will assign the dredges
Arlington (12-inch) and Clarendon
(14-inch ITO the job.
Other bidders were: Merritt
Dredging Co., Charleston, S. c..
$615,O0O; Atkinson Dredging Co..
Norfolk, Va, $5S7 ,41O; Nello l.
Teer Co., Durham, $933100; Hill
Dredging Corp. Atlantic City
N. j., $676,200; Western Contract
ing Corp, Sioux City, Iowa
$6O7, O4O.
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Cape Hatteras Club. Soon they had
named their teams and plans for
the early June classics first
stages was completed. Here at
Hatteras the club members will be
quartered for the most part at
Burrus Motor Court, near Fosters
Quay where most of the boats in
the event will be moored. DR..
Overbey's team which he will cap
tain includes: Al Pfleuger, Miami,
Milt Chaskie, Baltimore, John
Wood, Princess Anne, Va, Walter
Wilkins, Norfolk, Alan Ferguson,
Washington and Douglas Bour-
nique, Milwaukee, Wis. Senior
Birds team members include:
Rafael Figuerea, A. C. "Bob"
Reuter-, Miguel Marques, Raymon
Sarffeura, Ramon Berries and AL
berto Refs. Of the seven men
named, one member on each team
is an alternate.