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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-09-04

MISS KATHERINE E. BOWMAN,
former science teacher at Manteo
High School, will teach Home
Economics this year.
Miss Bowman has Bachelors
Degree in Home Economics from
Russell Sage College in Troy,
New York and a Masters Degree
from New York University, in
New York City. She has taught
Vocational Home Economics for
several years in New York State,
Delaware and North Carolina. In
addition to her experience as a
teacher, she has worked for B.
Altman and Co. of New York City
and has been a All Club Agent in
Albany, New York. Many of Miss
Bowman's summers have been de-
voted to employment in occupa-
tions that grow out of Home Eco
nomics training or at summer
school increasing her knowledge
and skills as a teacher in this
field.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-09-04
BELHAVEN HIGH
OPENED AUG. II
ENROLMENT 528
Three New Members Of Faculty;
Bulldogs Preparing for
Big Season

The John A. Wilkinson High
School in Belhaven opened on
Thursday, August q, with total
enrolment of 52S, and increase of
nine students over last years open
ing enrolment. Of this number
375 are elementary school students
and 1853 high school students. Reg
istration was held on Wednesday,
and full schedule began on Thurs
day.
Three new teachers joined the
faculty this year. Mrs. Sally E.
Holton, whose home is in Wenona,
is teaching the first grade. A ma
tive of Pinetops, Mrs. Holton was
graduated from East Carolina Col
lege in 1949 with B. S. Degree.
She has had seven years experience
in first grade work, having taught
for five years in Chocowinity and
for two years in Tarboro.- She is
married to Nat Holton, and will
commute daily from their home in
Wenona.
Mrs. Mary Nicholson Broome is
beginning her teaching career with
the fourth grade. A native of Kins-
ton, Mrs. Broome was graduated
from Duke University in June with
an A. B. in primary education. She
was married to the Rev. John
Broome in July and they are max
ing their home in the Episcopal rec
tory on East Main Street.
New to the high school faculty is
Baxter A. Moose, of Statesville,
who replaces William Spears as
science teacher. He holds an A. B.
degree from Lenoir- Rhyme College,
and has had twenty-three years ex-
perience in the teaching field. Mr.
Moose was an umpire in profess
sional baseball for nine years. His
most recent teaching experience
was in Ruby. Mr.. Moose is UNI
married and is making his home in
an apartment in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James H. Hodges on East
Main Street.
Coach Howard Chapin's Bulldogs
are getting in good shape for the
football season, but a change has
been made in the schedule pre-
viously announced. The opening
game with Fremont, set for Sep
TENDER 4, has been cancelled, as
Fremont has dropped football from
school activities this year. An an.
nouncement will be made soon con.
corning the first game; in the
meantime, season tickets are or
sale and may be purchased from
lany member Of the Boosters Club
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-09-04
NEW POSTOFFICE
QUARTERS NOW
BEING CONSIDERED
Department ContempIafes Strue-
ture More Than Double Size
of Present One

The growth of business at the
Manteo post office has caused the
department to make plans for a
new building, and after considering
the present comparatively new
structure inadequate for further
use, is making overtures to en-
courage construction of a larger
building at some central point
downtown.
This, according to notice sent
during the month by the Depart
ment to Senators Erwin and Jordan.
The Department says the present
quarters consist of only 1163
square feet of floor space, while a
minimum of 1898 feet is needed.
They also say the parking space is
only 744 square feet and they need
several times this sum.
They desire the building on a
corner lot, not less than SO X 1853
feet, or if on an inside lot, not less
than 70 X 100 feet.
The present building is owned by
c. r. Evans, who was for many
years a highly valued postmaster
until his retirement for disability
some three years ago. He built the
building to specifications for the
needs of about 18 years ago.
One of the sites under considera-
ton is the old Tranquil House prop
erty, which for nearly a half GEN.
fury was operated as a hotel
widely known, and in fact the only
one in Manteo.
Change is Opposed
Representatives of the Post
office Department have obtained
a tentative option from the own
ers, Fearings, Inc, whereby a
structure according to P. o. re-
quirements would be built and
leased by the department for a
period of years. The location is
Main and Water SITS.
Opposition developed suddenly
with M. L. Daniels, operator of a
mercantile business on County
Street where the Postoffice is now
located, circulating. a petition and
asking for signers, to appeal to
the Government to not make the
change.
A few persons have signed the
petition, one of whom has said it
was done first without realizing
what was being done. Some others
refused, saying they would not
fight progress in the community.
Reports Thursday indicated that a
further petition will be circulated
with the view of sending an over
whelming list of names to offset
Mr.. Daniels petition, and asking
the Department to continue with
it's plans. Some express the belief
that the situation may develop in
to political fight before it is
over.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-09-04
NEW ROAD TO DRY
UP INCOME FOR
DARE SCHOOL,
Big Decline Expected in Fines For
Speeding on The Dare
Beaches

The 35-mile speed limit on the
Dare Beaches results in the major
part of the $12 to SIS thousand
dollars a year paid in fines from
hapless motorists through the
Dare Recorders court to the coun-
ty school fund. 1t will not be long
before the new, wide road the
length of this area will be open
to traffic, and next summer the
schools will fall short of several
thousand dollars.
Heaviest traffic fine of this
week $50 was taxed against E. w.
Wright of Mays Head for no OPP
orators license and reckless driv-
ing. A $25 fine each from w. F.
Mathis, Mays Head for reckless
driving; w. c. Basnight, So. Nor
folk, speeding, w. w. Prescott,
Hobgood, reckless driving; Ebert
Simpson, Mamie, no license; T.
M. Early, Jr. Charlottesville, Va,
and Wallace Womble, Mays Head,
public drunkenness; Gary J. Dow
dy, Manteo, allowing unlicensed
operator to drive car; Marjorie B.
Stone, Sharboro, no operators Ii
cense, all $25 each.
Assessed $40 fines each for ex-
ceeding the limit in the 35-mile
zone elsewhere were: r. E. Sim
mons, Columbia, Guy Ward DAN
iels of Wanchese, T. H. Jones,
Hartford, D. M. James, Mebane;
S. M. Darlington, Chapel Hill; E.
M. Levin, Newport News; T. A.
Culbertson, Elizabeth City; d. G.
Matthews of Hamilton, $29; W. E.
Powell, Jr., Suffolk, reckless driv-
ing $4OTNeil Early, Ell Segundo,
Calf, speeding $40; Robert
Chambers, Jr. 500.
Ignoring stop signs cost SIS each
for d. L. Williams, Kitty Hawk,
r. w. Feur, Fairfax, Va, and S.
E. Phillips, Chesterfield, Va.
Speeding, and passing wrong
side, Cola E. Bryant, Engelhard
SIS; other SIS fines, ]. w. Helms,
Charlotte, Gloria Small, Durants
Neck; J. c. benson, Franklin,
Va; d. M. Wilkinson, Eliz. City;
B. F. Turner, Portsmouth, Joseph
Nice. Migett of Rodanthe $40 for
improper steering gear and driv-
ing on wrong side of road.
Five-dollar fines were paid by
each of the following: r. w. Hoop
er, Eliz. City, improper exhaust;
T. B. Richer, Garrett Park, Md;
d. A. Morse, Hartford, improper
passing; Allen M. Peterson, Mays
Head, wrong side; j. c. Blowe.
Ahoslxie, speeding.
T. r. Mooring of Snow Hill
paid $12; Joe T. White, Merry
Hill, $1l, for speeding.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-09-04
MORE INDUSTRIAL
PROGRESS MADE
AT ENC ELHARD
Fish Scrap Plant Built; O'NeaI
Buys $4,000 Trawler From
Key West

Industrial progress continues at
Engelhard, the bustling CONNER
cial center of Hyde County where
a growing seafood business has
mushroomed during the past ten
years under the management of
Harry Jarvis.
Latest development in the field
of commercial fishing activity
went into use this week in new
ly completed section of what is
expected to be huge plant built
by Clyde Potter of Belhaven and
Dick O'Neal of Hyde County. This
first section is building 60 x 80
feet, equipped with heavy ma
chinery for turning fish scrap into
meal for use in stock feed and
fertilizer. The plant, projected
more than a year ago, is owned
by two men who have long been
active into the seafood business
on the Engelhard waterfront.
What is called the largest sea-
going trawler ever based at Engel-
hard is the 80-foot Annette G..
brought in from Key West this
week, and purchased by Rep. Dick
O'Neal of Hyde County at a re-
ported price of $4,000. Harry
Jarvis of Engelhard was unsuc-
cessful in his bid of $4,000 for this
craft, which is a sturdy, new look
ing vessel powered by 375-hp
caterpillar diesel.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-09-04
PLANS DEVELOPING FOR
OCTOBER SURF JOURNEYS

Plans are now being developed
for two Dare Coast-Outer Banks
surf fishing classics in October.
The first will be the eighth an
nual Mays Head Surf Fishing
Club-sponsored surf tournament.
This year the event will be held
on Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
October 1917. At the present
time club members are preparing
the souvenir program of the Dare
Beaches event.
Edgar Hooper and others of the
Cape Hatteras Anglers Club are
also preparing their souvenir
booklet. The inter-club tourney to
be sponsored by this group with
headquarters at Buxton is sched-
uled Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
October 1881. The Hatteras Island
tourney will be the second one
held there.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-09-04
STANFORD WHITE CHAIRMAN
DARE co. WELFARE BOARD

w. Stanford White of Manns
Harbor was recently elected chair
man of the Dare County Welfare
Board, succeeding Pennel A. Til
lett. Mr.. White was recently APP
pointed to the welfare board by the
Dare County Commissioners, for a
three year term.
Other members of the Board are
RAINY Jennett Of Buxton and
George A. Daniels Of Wanchese.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-09-04
WILL NOT ABDICATE
UNDER HARASSMENT
MAYOR COOK SAYS
Kill Devil Hills Head Says Positive
Action viii Be His
Course

They'll never force me out of
office by their campaign of har-
assment, Mayor r. H. Cook of
Kill Devil Hills told this news
paper yesterday. Mayor Cook in
sists that certain members of his
own board are waging a campaign
of annoyance to force him to quit.
While difficulties on the town
Board have been brewing for
sometime, the issue of feeding
some snakes calculated to catch
the pennies of children and tour
lists in this small city by the sea,
brought up in the town meeting at
Kill Devil Hills this week, precip-
atated the latest outbusts in the
official family.
Mr.. Cook says he has it on good
authority, through the, well or
ganized underground he maintains,
that Alderman C. A. York, the
Mayor pro tenn, has declared he is
going to harass the Mayor and
make his blow his top and him
self out of the town picture.
"But l am going to stay in and
positive action will be my con-
sistent course all the way through.
I've already outljved one member
of this new Board" he says. Last
month, Alderman Bob Young,
himself an appointee replacing one
who had resigned, quit also.
Another hustling realtor, w. C.
Foreman has been put on the
Board in place of Mr.. Young.
There be within the boundaries
tourist attraction known as
Croatan Village, having among
other things some snakes. Alder
man York launched this new cri-
sis this week by charging in open
board meeting that the Mayor, ac-
cording to the Indian Village own
err, had threatened to put him out
of business if he didn't stop feed
ing live chickens to his snakes.
York had it the Mayor used aw-
full profanity. Policeman Jack
Balance said no profanity; he
heard it. Commissioner Ira Part
ridge echoed York, the complaints
having also been made to him, he
reported.
"Mr. York isn't going to take
over, as it's been reported he is
telling, Mr.. Cook said. / am tired
of too much yackety yack at these
meetings when we ought to be
conducting the business Of the
town. If there is any more of it,
I am going to swear out sub
poena. l am going to get Mr.. Ro-
land, (the snake owner) and Chief
Balance, to make deposition UNI
der oath, and submit it to the At
torney General to verify my po-
sition, and I will submit to any
decision the Attorney General
makes.
Mr.. Cook said the controversy
about the snakes arose out of his
humanitarian heart, following
complaints from some of the
guests of his motel that it is a
cruel and gruesome thing to feed
live chickens to snakes, right be-
fore young children, as well as
grown-ups.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-09-04
EAST LAKE HOMECOMING
OF METHODISTS SEPT. n

The annual Homecoming of the
East Lake Methodist church is
scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 81, ac-
cording to John A. Twiddy, Sun
day School superintendent. Mr.,
Twiddy says this will observe the
72nd anniversary of the church
Rev. C. r. Olson, pastor, will be
the speaker. The public is invited
to attend. These annual homecom-
ings usually attract a large crowd
many old residents returning to en-
joy the fellowship and the big pic.
lie dinner on the grounds.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-09-04
TRIP TO PUERTO RICO

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wescott
recently enjoyed a trip lasting
nearly a week, given them by
General Electric for which their
firm, the Manteo Furniture Co,
are dealers. The flight was made
from the Raleigh airport in two
planes, carrying some 200 dealers
and their wives from Virginia and
the Carolinas. They spent several
days sightseeing and being other
wise well-entertained in Puerto
Rico.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-09-04
GARDEN OPEN NEXT WEEK

The Elizabethan Garden on Roa-
noke Island, which was scheduled
to have closed next week, will re-
main open all of next week, and
perhaps longer, The hours will be
from 10 a. m. until 4:30 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-04-23

PAPERING. painting and removing,
$40 to SIS per room, Al work;
white. MU. 1-0702.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-04-23

LIGHT hauling; topsoil, COW manur,
by the yard: rubbish removed
Easements cleaned. RE. 1898
available ANYTIME.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-04-23

MARSHALL 10th Frigidaire Service
and Repair, free estimates. work
guaranteed. Ii. 1-3745.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-04-23

MOVING Marvin Rutherford NOV
ers van service; no job too small,
low rates, fully equipped SW.
5-6S79.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-04-23

SAGGING davenports and chairs
steel webbed in your home, no
fuss or dirt. Call S. Woolston;
days, UL. l-4030; evenings, UL.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-04-23

YOUNG man wants light hauling
and moving. any kind. reasonable,
KE. l-Oto0.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-04-23

VETERAN; interior painting; kem-
toning, wall washing, basement
painting; free estimates; reason
II able kE l.l952
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-04-23

221 EAST 156th St, unfurnished 4
rooms up, gas heat, garden near
Euclid Beach, redecorated. w.
l-9437.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-04-23

5 ROOMS up, no garage, school
child accepted, East Cleveland dis.
trict. $40. PO. 1883.
EAST Cleveland, Bryn Mawr, g.
room apartment, available May
! 1st. all utilities, stove and refrig-
orator optional. UL 1-ll98. after
s p. m.
Az a-ROOM single, in Wickliffe
newly decorated, adults only; after
| 5. ". 1850.
2ia-ROOM apartment. 2048l Euclid
| ave, S65 including heat Inquire
2O485 Euclid ave.
ROOMS and bath, furnished. 3rd
utilities, newly decorated. white;
prefer ] or 2 girls. GIL. l-l5Ol.
EDDY rd., apartment, S rooms up;
children Call Gil 1-2627.
2-ROOM efficiency suite, nicely fur
nished. Call RE. 1-2l23.
EUCLID. Ohio. Crystal. 2-family
brick. lower suite, l bedroom,
stove, refrigerator, carpeting. gar.
age, S95. RE. 2-8295 evenings, all
day Saturday and Sunday.
II AXE Shore blvd, 3i2 rooms, heat,
hot water stove. KE. 1902.
EAST 25Oth-Lake Shore blvd, s.
room duplex, carpeting, basement,
recreation room, screened porch,
garage. fenced-in yard. RE. 2-8729.
URBANA rd., rooms and bath,
close to shopping and transporta-
ton. has tile kitchen and bath.
ideal for newlyweds or young
working couple, $40. w. 1-2472,
after p. m.
3 ROOMS and bath. Bird floor. KE
1894 or KE. 1-5949
EAST Cleveland; 2-room apartments,
nicely furnished, utilities, private
bath, entrance. VIII. 4-l63O.
3 FURNISHED rooms, BATH all
utilities included. Couple only.
KE. 1887.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-04-23
OPPORTUNITIES

2Ox30 BUILDING plus 5000 square
ft. of parking space, fronting 100
#. on side street. The other part
of this property faces Vine st. and
consists of a 10-room house (now
used as rooming house, and a
rented cottage. The possibilities
here are worth looking into Call
us for further details. Southworth
Realtor, $4,000 Lake Shore blvd
VIII. 6-1266.
HUTCHINSON'S Cut Rate, 1861
st. Clair Ave.
DELICATESSEN established busi
ness. near schools and churches
by owner. 1910 Kipling Ave. "
6-1257.
BEAUTY shop. on Lake Shore blvd
near East 222nd shopping center
living quarters in rear, reason
able offer accepted. Call Jack Pa
lar. MA 1-3745.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-04-23

P HO TO (portrait) engagements
made from your negative, oil
colored, ski, low as SITS; 8x10.
low as $3.50. Samples shown, call
PO. 1850.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-04-23
USE THIS HANDY BUSINESS DIRECTORY
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

OUR Engagement and Wedding
Book, the Bride Book, Guest Book
at The SCOOP, 8I4 East l52nd st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-04-23

BRICK work. porches, steps, plant
ers; concrete and cement work
GL. 1-S470.
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ROOFING. carpentry, general house
maintenance. Ii. 1924.
MASONRY repairs. steps, founda-
tions, piers, garages. blockwork;
very reasonable. Call Ii. 1-4375.
PLASTERING and patching, free
estimate. RE. 1-1248.
CARPENTRY: recreation rooms, at
tics, kitchens. porches. storms, etc. ;
small jobs too. MU. 1-7737.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12

Joanna: NOtO she S Jane IN 10Ez1n
lucky: she goes steady" with
Lance Reventlow, son Of Barbara
Hutton. ''The smartest thing I've
done in Hollywood so far is fall in
love with the richest boy in the
world" she said.
Speaks six Languages
jill speaks six languages includ-
ing Spanish, French, Russian, Ger
man and Greek. She's written two
screenplays and has half finisheda
novel, ''The Round Square" Her
hobby is cartography. To while
away spare time on sets she does
problems in advanced math.
Dorothy, who candidly admits
she knows a lot about a lot Of
things, admits she knows tar too
little about everything, is con-
stantly trying to correct this.
Joanna, well, she's always think
ing. She reads a book day even
when she's working. A girl Of cul-
tured tastes, she recently spent
the money she earned in the film,
''Spartacus," to purchase two orig
inal prague paintings.
There was one other thing that
convinced me the girls were espe.
cially bright. During the inter-
view not one of them asked me
my 10! - Ths Cad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12
CHEFS SALAD

Line salad bowls with crisp perky salad
greens. Arrange cold ham or chicken,
cheese slices, tomato slices, pepper rings,
hard-cooked eggs, stuffed olives. Just be-
fore serving, add hearty, robust Wish
Bone Russian. Children adore its slightly
sweet flavor! So will you!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12
COTTAGE CHEESE SALAD

Peach and cottage cheese salad is extra
peachy with wonderful Wish-Bone French
Dressing! It's REAL French, the Con-
tinental kind, with the exciting herbs and
spices that make French cuisine famous.
Adds new zest to your favorite potato
salad recipe, too!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12
Prettiest brains
in the movies!

1.-THE Secret Bride of Candy Rock"
Jill, who has been an actress since
she was six, is currently playing a
typical teen-ager in Fox's Holiday
for Lovers.
Twenty-three-year-old Joanna
says Hollywood producers have a
mental image of bright girl as
someone with horn-rimmed glasses,
a baggy sweater and straight hair.
ION the other hand think it takes
brains to be sexy," claims Joanna,
who got her current role as Jane by
literally using her head.
ri got tired of being considered
square so | went to a hairdresser
and told him to give me the most
outlandish hair-do he could dream
up" she said. ''The result was SO
horrifying and out of character
people forgot l am supposed to be
SMART
Dates ore a problem
Dorothy, who is u, says her big
problem in Hollywood is getting
dates. Most actors just want to be
seen with pretty girl. They don't
care whether she can talk or not.
would rather stay home and read
a book than go out and just be
decoration"
Jill, who'll be l9 in August, is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12
CAESAR SALAD

Mix qts. greens, 6 cut anchOvies, tbsp.
Parmesan cheese. Add i cup Wish-Bone
Italian. tbsp. Wish-Bone Cheese, and n
cup croutons Drowned in tbsp. Wish
Bone Italian. Warm an egg one minute in
boiling water. Break over salad. Toss till
egg disappears. Serves 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12

TINS WEEK Moso.in. / July u. 1852
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-20
FAMOUS FABLES
BY z. E. EDGAR

PREFERRED: Bandmaster
John Philip Sousa made a.
considerable fortune from
his musical career and in
vested 1t shrewdly. As his
fortune mounted his interest
in his investments grew
apace.
One day in Milwaukee,
when the train carrying the
band was approaching the
station. all the trains in the
yard began blowing their
whistles.
Whats going on?" asked
Sousa.
Have you forgotten? To-
day is your birthday, and
they are saluting you," he.
was told.
Sousa, who had just bought.
q stable block of the rail-
roads stock. was not pleased.
They'd do better 70 save
their coal and pay a bigger
dividend" he muttered.
INSCRIPTION: Rossini.
the Italian operate compos-
er, was a gourmand whose
passion for eating surpassed
even his passion for compos-
ing.
On one occasion, he was
asked by his butcher for an
autographed photo. The
composer gave him a picture
on which were inscribed the
words:
TO my stomach's best
friend"