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HOUSES FOR sALE-mD.

'BETHEsDA-contemporary 4-bed'
rm., 2-bath home. large all-electris
kitchen with breakfast alcove, liy
rm. with paneled fireplace wall
dining ell. Luxurious. living fol
sDRHs nSds;s ssALTY' sEis' of O. aCo5c. ss5 go
BETIEEsDS. nth. Ava. walk e NH IMIE-t;SIsysI SSs,
bar, sink: beaut. brk, patio over
looks small, lovely fenced yard:
you'll like the extra-large laundry
REaLTY 9S LHTSYEt'6SfGD' 6G aSo4c sSs SSQt Qt ASpnas nm
SSEahsDAs'S Ssaln. S.tSs iSitlrYs! II ~. rm: p
rec. rm. with " bath, 2-car
GARAGE; excel, loc. Exceptional
oEo. W. RoBERTsoN, REALToR'
agS aVSo a. WIS. aye. aye. o. 2-2i2S' sat
BETHEsDA-Newly dec, white
brick. 4.level split with 3 bed
rms, 2h baths, talousled and
plnSe-psnsIsd PIN ,smIIS noreni game ann rI,S rm,;
5fipl Sniy ssslsoSl :sP din oTo. T% NOD " Ros s5i
ERfsoE' REALToR, 1889 Wis.
ave, oL. S-2is5, Sat, and
BETHEHsDA-Lgsi Hsu. sDlit:levsl with !,
w. RoBSfRrsoR,. rsSoH, RnSiTcR. RMniSSii2SSi qSS 7ssS
Wis. ave, Oh. 2-2123, Sat. and
sun, 90.
BETHEsDA--A lovely brick ram
hier NTH 4 furf,a .atze hedrus lga
iiv. rm. mo on lovely iandsc' lot; Sis..
800, GEORGE W. ROBERTSON,
REALTOR, 1896 Wis. ave, OIL,
2-2123. sat. and Sun. 90.
BETHESDA. Bradley blvd. area
SO-ft. rambler on acre lot. 2S-ft.
ny. rm,, diversified din. rm,s mod.
rms, 5 baths, maids rm. Jalousied
6Isezeway rec re- room' gear ga
BETHESDA REALTY. OIL, 4-l4I5
BETHESDA = 4 BEDRMs., 2M
baths, tremendous liv. rm., sep,
din; rm.. daylight recreation rm.
with firepl., modern KIT. with table
space. rear patio, fully tiled bsmt.
4hrs loan. S27, $50.
BETHESDA REALTY, OIL. 4-l4l5
HILLS - Custom brick
and stone rambler on over l-acre
wooded setting. Adj. Burning Tree
Club; center hall, formal liv. rm.
and din; rm:. rp-to-the min; KIT.
ga baths, . firepl., full bsmt,.
REALToR. OIL. 4-sl1l til Q.
Brk. Rambler-$16,250
Priced for quick sale BY OWNER: (:
3 bedrms. with lge. closets. sep.
din. rm.. lge. kit, rec. rm. with
outside entr.: 81 l.050 dn.. FHA
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
tcoNTINuEp,

A LOVELY BRICK RAMBLER; 8
bed: ms. eh baths. sls,S00 VIA
appraisal many extras. 1270j
Weiss st,, VIII, 6-006l.
AIR CONDITIONED Ali-briek s.
bedroom rambler. fully. air cendi:
toned: ? excellent bedTooms. ful
Ss SSDD0S nsnsins nsSE ~ osig sSnSSls hHe
4. y KEssfNoER a CO., ~,
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KENSINGTON AREA

OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 1-6
Lovely brick Cape Cod--3 bedrms. =,
family rm,. din. rm,, firepl., gas
beat. full bsmt., fenced lot. A
lot OF house for only SlS,9b0 with
FHA financing avail: immed.
Dir: out Ga. ave. to Plyers Mil
rd., left 2 blks. to st. Margarets
way, right TO McCOmas and left on
McComas about 3 blkS. to Bentley
left to Casper and left to 107l1.
Call VIII. 6-606S.
Haney & Co., EX. 3-3443
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HOUSES FOR sALF-Mp.

silver SPRINGS, Forest Knolls-
house condition: " baths. rec
room, patio; many extrasi leye
lor real buy at S20,0b0. JU
SILVER sPRING-Brick rambler
3 bedrms., 2 baths, with FINISHED
condition near schools and transp
THOMPSON CO.. JU. $4,000.
SLIGO WOODs-3-bedrm, bricI
!sI.s;1ty;5 "a Es:. 4? ssH. exec: sl lss so'a
slis9 PIX: Sl5,950, Take over 4S
GI loan. JU. 7-0Ob7,
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SILVER SPRING
SILVER sPRING-WooDs1DE
IF PRIVACY

IL i 1Ox v AO l.
Is what you want, this Is Il! 4
bedrms, az baths, ia-acre wooded
lot, Older brick French Provin-
cial in perfect cond. Patio. 2-car
garage: $4,000. JOSEPH 81
DEvEREUX, INC. VIII. 6-0596,
VIII, 2-706S.
SILVER SPRING = shinRie Cape
Cod in beautiful condition; 4 bed
rooms, fireplace, finished base
ment; near schools; bus stop al
corner: $1,000 down: Sl1O per
month LEE FREW PLATT, JU
9-570S. JU. 5-g796.
SILVER SPRING-4- -bedrm, 2-bath
brick; $500 dn.: $4,000, FHA.
EISENACHER RLTY.. JUS S-5555.
SILVER sPRING-To settle estate;
custom-bui.t brick rambler: 3
master bedrms., with walk-sl
closets. baths, sep. din. rm.,
flrepls., built-in garage, porch
good loc. and good house: So, $50
Dir: . blks. south of Piney Branch
rd., east OF Univ. blvd. to open
house. See It now.s or call UN
peter ]. hagan & son
Evening star., 1959-06-20

ExCITNGLY LUXURIoUS-74-ft.
eenter-hall ranch rambler with 4
bedrms., 3 baths on beautiful
secluded 34-acre lot; gorgeous,
mature trees: expensive shrubs and
flowers. Huge liv. and din. rooms,
full bsmt. with rec. room and
maids room. 2 flreplaees: circular
drive: 2-car det. garage and
many, many extras. Priced under
S3O,0OO,
Evening star., 1959-06-20

DECATUR HEIGHTS - All-brick,
/ u -story home featuring 23-ft.
liv. room with firepl., sep din,
room, knotty-pine rec. room, hot
water heat, detached garage;
S14,950. FHA.
Evening star., 1959-06-20
HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.

BELTsvILLE-New e0-ft. rambler
R ship sSss SsSsesSu Ss HSSsliss " S..ss sSrf%sa Saa
ers,. 2 baths, nrepl,, bsmt.; car.
RSSEt; ss2is 800 LuBY ROBERTS
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SUBURBAN
PROPERTIES MOT. INC.

FNOFEHl IES MOI. INC.
10. b-36S7
OPPOSITE WHEATON PLAZA
1887 VIERS MILL RD.
EXTRA LOVELY split-ieyei HON,
in wonderful condition situated
on extra large fenced lot, ir
grand area of Silver Spring. S
bedrms.. 2 baths, liv. rm., din
rrn., kit. with dishvaSher anC
disposal, rec. rm,: many extras
Don't pass this by. Call JU. &
4222 Ewes. Ju S-S890. Law
RENEE v. LUTES CO,
Evening star., 1959-06-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-mp.

LANGLEY PARK - Immed. possea.
dTiysSaS: 81. 900. OWNER. HI.
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MOVE RIGHT IN
NEW BRICK RAMBLER
S16.250 UP
LANGLEY PARK
S14,950-$74.31 MO.

OFFICE, ME. s-1446
Ewes. HE. 4-46S5 IA. 9-s129
LANGLEY PARK. nr. N. H. ave-
Handicapped cor. lot; 3 bedrms.,
plus extra addition for full din.
rm. or den, comp. GE kit, many
extras; close to transp., shop. and
schools. Assume lge. GI loan.
Only Sl6,950. Priced for quick
sale. E. c. HILLEY & CO.. Real
tor, AP. 7.7200,
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RIVER RIDGE EsTATEs

44O7 GIBSON DR..
Owner transferred, emo. -old brick
rambler with fireplace. rec. rm.
on Q large lot. big bedrms., sep.
din. rm.. equip. kit. An excel buy.
Open 1-6 pm.
RIDGEFfELD REALTY Co.
Lo. 7-4396. Ewes. LO. 7-7g39
PARK - New brick
rambler: large corner lot; carport:
finished recreation room: coming
area: nice surroundings; $21 $50,
Also ASv one for $4,000. Can
Evening star., 1959-06-20
OXON HILL, 52i5 wentworth Drive

OXON HILL, 52I5 Wentworth Drive
Beautiful frame rambler. liv.
rm., din. rm., mod. kit. with dish-
washer, garbage disposal. auto
matte washer, 3 twin-size bedrms :,
lge. screened back porch, storm
windows, lge. fenced yard: 1st trust
can be assumed with monthly
payments $50 per mo. including
sold. For further details, CAL
OGLESBY & RICE REALTY, 10.
7-l925 or LO. 7-0364. -.
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dOILE I HEHLI 7
$500 Lee Highway KE. $3.50
Continued on Next Page
Evening star., 1959-06-20

BRICK, concrete and plaster, COM
SsarS 70 sssE.s TSs ESu on mi SAx StsS' is9%:
Of 'oniY $500 down. Sep. din
room, level lot. Near BALTIC. and
Annapolis pkwys. Call III q pm,
Wa 7-3900. ROBERT 8. DAVIS
Evening star., 1959-06-20

bLLLEMkADE, 81. Mary's PaTish--
Handy mans special. Brk.. 2-bed-
Em. rambler. lgs, iiy; rm; equipped
buyer. PRINCE dEoRdEs RIAL
| ~. Co. uN Al 1ha -
Evening star., 1959-06-20
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES

RIVERDALE - 3-bedrm. bunga allow.
hke-new cond.; rec. type bsmt /;
with firepl: and "a bath; lge. mod.
kit; oil h.-wh. Only S10.950.
$3.50 dn. WE TAKE TRADES.
MD: REALTY d ms. CO.. WE.
Evening star., 1959-06-20
P. G. P. OFFERS

ASSUME GI 4lass loan on this
sparkling brick rambler: 3 bed
rms, optional din. room, de luxe
kit. with disposal and dishwasher.
noreb IIll 5eC'S sTTinc cS bs,v In'Ss Si6 sIc n
See and compare.
Evening star., 1959-06-20
OXON HILL,

ANDREws-BOLLING AREA
Spacious split-level. 8 bedrmas
double closets, beanfed liv. rni.
ceiling, 16-ft. din. rm., lge. equip.
kit, Ia baths. tile basement,
extra large tree shaded lot.
RIDGEFIELD REALTY CO. :
10. 7-4390. Ewes, LO. 7-7S3H
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TAKOMA PARK
1905 GARLAND AVE,

TEMPLE HILLS = Brk. rambler.
rm.. kit, 3 bedrms', full tiled
bsmt.. ia baths, Attic can be
finished into another bedrm. $1S,-
500 Terms. Once open eve
Evening star., 1959-06-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
A REAL CATCH

EARLY AMERICAN.
MODERN. This six-room
Cape Cod is immaculate and
very charming. You will
want to move your pretty
things right over. Q baths,
equipped kitchen. beautifully
finished rec. room in full
basement, breakfast bar in
kitchen. Very convenient N.
Arlington area. Only
S21;950.-- S21 $50.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-27
Gov. BOggs Reports
Drop In JObless

Unemployment in Delaware has
been cut from $500 to 5,10O in re-
cent weeks, Gov. ]. Caleb Boggs
told the Committee of SO at it's
annual meeting in the Hotel Rod
ney, this week.
The Governor said the bulk of
this 3,400 increase sis represented
by the resumption of operations at
the Chrysler assembly plant" in
Newark.
He called the new unemployment
total, based on fresh statistics from
the Unemployment Compensation
Commission "a very high number
and a personal tragedy to each
individual family" involved.
81 assure you," said the Cover
nor, "that I am going to do every
thing I can to reduce that unem-
ployment I will check every pos
sible and reasonable means to stim-
ulating more jobs and helping to
cushion the shock of unemploy-
ment."
Earlier this week, Governor
Boggs announced a six-point pro-
gram to combat unemployment.
Everett Wilson was reelected
president of the Committee of S9
last night. Other officers are Har-
old Snyder, vice president; Arthur
G. Jarvis, secretary; and Joseph l..
Haggerty, treasurer.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-27
New Ruling On
Low Numbered Tags

The business of selling used
cars, in order for the purchaser tc
get low numbered registration
tag, or the offering of a small NUM-
bered, registration tag for sale
came to an abrupt end recently.
Motor Vehicle Commissioner
Charles G. Moore issued an order
to all branches of the Motor We
hicle Department not to reissue OF
transfer two or three digit registra-
tion tags.
The motor Vehicle Commissioner
took this action when he heard that
some persons were making a busi-
ness of buying and selling cars
with low numbered registration
tags as the attraction and also that
low numbered tags were being Of
fered for sale.
Mr.. Moore pointed out that the
registration tag is the property of
the State of Delaware, and not the
individual holder of the tag, and
also that existing laws prohibit the
sale of these tags.
Acting in accordance with the ex-
listing laws, Mr.. Moore ordered the
cancellation of tags that it has been
found were being offered for sale
and if the holder does not surren-
der the cancelled tags, they can be
arrested for operating an unregis-
tered car.
Mr.. Moore said there is no in
tention to interfere with the holder
of a low numbered tag, who has
held it for number of years, and
desires to have it transferred to
another car purchased by the same
individual. For that reason any
transfer of low numbered tags will
be handled through Mr.. Moore's
office, where the records can be
checked on the length of time the
applicants have had the low num-
ber.
The Motor Vehicle Commission
er's order concerning this matter
read in part as follows: Effective
Immediately no two or three digits
are to be reissued or transferred
to another applicant until the ap-
plication is cleared through this
Office.
SIN the past it was the policy of
this Department to accept motorized
statements from a former owner of
a registration plate stating that
he or she grants the privilege to
issue this tag to another person.
'This policy will no longer be effec-
= nII
ber and registration plates are the
property of the State of Delaware,
and may not be reassigned or
sold by the person to who they
have been issued"
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-27
Telephone Firm To
Try Rate Hike Again

Albert e. Rose, manager of the
Diamond State Telephone Company,
says the firm will have to seek a
new rate increase from the Public
Service Commission much sooner"
because of the commissions action
this week.
The commission reduced the COM
pany request for higher rates, made
last August, by nearly two-thirds.
AS a result the company must make
refunds, since the requested rates
were put into effect, under bond,
last September.
lowed by the commission falls short
of the company's financial require
ments," Mr.. Rose said.
He pointed out that the $3.50, $50
additional revenue that the PSC de-
cision authorized the company
would amount to $400,216 after
taxes.
1.-The effect of such a ruling SIM
ply means that the company has to
petition the comission for another
increase much sooner than If the
100 ACNO6kA1O0 ACA0-
wares communication needs both
for the present and the future, he
said.
His statement did not indicate
when the company might once a
gain go to the PSC for a rate hike.
1t was IA months between the
previous boost and the request that
was acted upon in Mondays deci-
sion.
"In the telephone business, Mr..
Rose said, planning and plant
placement must be for the long
run.
"Any other procedure is more
costly and hence ultimately more
expensive to the user of the SER
vice. However, economical provi-
sion for the future requires ade-
quate earnings in the present.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-27

The Great Wall of China was
completed in 214 B. c.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-27
Students Here To See
Some Driving Tests
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(continled from page one)
ment, the pistols fire bullets of yell
low paint which mark points at
which the driver "a sees the sig
nal, CD slams on the brakes, and
60 stops the car.
The automobile is supplied by
Nationwide Insurance. A safety en-
gineer for the firm will ride beside
the driver the operate the equip
ment. Nationwide engineers have
staged similar demonstrations be-
fore more than 5000 student groups
in eastern United States.
Wednesday, April 1st, demonstra-
tion will be preceded by a student
assembly during which students
will be briefed on the demonstra-
ton and hear an illustrated talk
on the Importance of driver atti-
tudes. Mr.. Atkinson said the assem-
bly, will begin at S:45 and the test
will follow about 20 minutes later
on Lakeview Avenue, just in front
of the school.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-27
TROUBLE BLOWS IN

SAVANNAH, Ga. (P)-Jacob Lees
nose cost him 500 in Superior
Court. While waiting to testify
Lee pulled out his handkerchief
Five lottery tickets fluttered out
of the pocket. A policeman saw
the whole thing and Lee pleaded
guilty to possessing lottery tick
cts. He paid a $100 fine.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-27
GUM SCORES

NEW YORK (P-The Theatre
Guild has acquired for future pro-
duction a first play by youthful
actor Bill Gum.
Entitled Marcus in the High
Grass" the drama concerns an 49,
year-old boys search for his iden-
tity. A summer tour to test the
property is planned.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-27
Student Nurse Wins
Miss Milford Contest

Continued from page one1
testants were Miss Eileen Dicker-
son, also a student nurse and Miss
Barbara Dorman, another member
of the 1853 graduating class Mil
ford High School.
Miss Milford in now eligible to
enter the Miss Delmarva contest at
the Chicken Festival at Dover in
June
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-27
BIG BOUNCE

TOLEDO, Ohio (P)-Arrested in
a bar. 46-year-old Frank G. Noble
had little choice but to admit he
had been passing bum checks. His
latest, for $40, was used to recover
his car after the police traffic bu-
reau impounded it for parking vio-
lations.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-27
TAKEN FOR CLEANING

KANSAS CITY {P)-A motorist
pulled into a car wash establish
nent and turned his car over to
an employee. Instead of pulling
the car into line, the employee
1rove away. The thief and dirty
car had not been located at last
"epOrt.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-27

Good treatment for a double-crust
apple pie: shortly before the bak-
ing is complete, brush the top
crust with lightly-beaten egg white,
then sprinkle with sugar and re-
turn to the oven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
Karen kans's pretty, paekahIe, drip-dry
ARNEL JERSEY
GLOBE TRAVELLER
Csc
Csc

Quick zip front step-in dress of Arnele
jersey, such q boon to Vocotionino travellers
'couse it woshes in o matter of minutes and
dries in wink No need to CORY troveI
iron. Choose flotterino shodes of blue. oquo
or IiIoc in lovely print. Sizes u to 20;
l4h to 22h.
Downstairs Store. Budget Daytime Dresses
eIso Bethesda Budget and 7 Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
KAY WINDSOR
CLAN PLAID
1O.ss

kay Windsor drip-dy cotton in
stunning Clon pIoid CoolIy sleeve
less or top it with your fovorite
sweater. Its crease resistoncy mokes
it O vocotion fovofite. Exciting
shades of olive, blue and red Sizes
10 to 20.
Downstairs Store. Misses. ond Women's
Budget Dresses oIso Bethesda Budget
ond Z Corners
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-03-20
JOSEPH E. SWINDELL DIES
AT WANCHESE TUESDAY

Joseph Elias Swindell. SO, a ma
tive of Tyrrell County and res
ident of Wanchese for the past
81 years, died at his home Tues
day night after a long illness. He
was the husband of Mrs. Bethany
Owens Swindell, and is survived by
a son and two daughters: Colon
Swindell of Port Townsend, Wash.
Mrs. Dorothy Midget of Wan
cheese and Mrs. Sarah Hooper of
Manteo; by two sisters, Mrs.
Phoebe Simmons and Mrs. Winnie
Armstrong of Columbia; by 10
grandchildren and four great
grandchildren. He was a retired
fisherman.
The body was taken to the
Walker Funeral Home in Columbia
for preparation and brought to
the home at Wanchese Wednesday.
Services were conducted at pm.
Thursday in the Cudworth ceme-
terry by Rev. C. L. Warren, the
Methodist pastor, and the Rev. &C.
Gil Davis.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-03-20
FLIES TOOTH MISSION AS
NIGHT FIGHTER PILOT
LCDR Wikenheiser Returns to U. S.
From Carrier-Based Duty in
Mediterranean

Lieutenant Commander Frank
Wikenheiser recently flew his one
hundredth mission as a night
fighter pilot off the aircraft carri-
er U. S. S. Randolph is the Medi-
terranean Sea.
He left the United States with
Fighter Squadron Seventy-one in
September 1858. and has been fly
ing the F2H-4M "Banshee,'
equipped with "Sidewinder" air-to-
air guided missiles. LCDR. Vixen
heiser flew in support of amphibi-
Gus operations at Beirut during the
Lebanon crisis.
Upon return to the United
States this month, LCDR. Vixen.
heiser will report to the Naval Ali
Station, Brunswick, Maine where
he will be in charge of the Ground
Controlled Approach Unit there.
LCDR. Wikenheiser is married
to the former Happy" Midgette
of Wanchese. They have one child
and have been living in Norfolk
for several years.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-03-20
PATSY WINSLOW, SEVEN,
ENTERTAINS ON BIRTHDAY

Patsy Winslow, dauhter of Mr.
and Mrs. Merrill Winslow, enter
tanned at a party on her seventh
birthday, March IA, at her home
in Manteo.
Games were played on the lawn
and afterwards refreshments of
pink and blue iced cupcakes, ice
cream, nuts and minis were serv-
ed. The birthday cake was three
TERED pink and blue doll cake.
The guest list included Jeanne
and Tommy Truitt Overton, Susan
Meekins, Tina and Jan Bullock,
Lynn Green, Phyllis and David
Greet, Randy Huffman, Elizabeth
Flint, Susan Stallings, Lea and
Patricia Provo, Lois Midget, Ray
Gray, Jr., Dennis McGinnis, Ray
Evans, Sheila Greet, Stuart Wes-
colt, Don Winslow, Ann Midgette,
Debbie Daniels, Johnnie and Deb
bic Forbes, Robert, Richard and
Roxanne Jackson; also Luann
Stallings and Lot Winslow of Bel
videre and Mary Ann White OF
Hobbsville.
Other out-of-town people pres
emit were Mrs. Percy L. Winslow,
Mrs. Lewis Stallings and Miss
Johnnie White, all of Belvidere'
They assisted the hostess moth
err in entertaining and serving.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-03-20
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

The students of Manteo High
School who made either the Prin-
cipaps List or the Honor Roll for
the past six weeks are the follow
ing:
Principals List; twelfth grade:
John Beasley, Colington; Randy
O'Neal, Wanchese; Suzanne Allen
and Joyce Fields. Manteo; Verna
Mann, Kill Devil Hills. Honor Roll;
Grace Best, Stumpy Point; Peggy
Taylor, Manns Harbor.
Eleventh grade, Principals
List, Kathy Washburn, Manteo;
Honor Roll: Thomas Baum, Wan
cheese.
Tenth grade, Principals List:
Terry Beacham, Kitty Hawk; Bet
ty Finn, Kitty Hawk; Isabel Rid
dick, Manteo. Honor Roll: Miles
Davis and Lionel Shannon, Kitty
Hawk; Betty Kay Daniels, Wan
cheese; Frances Mann, Mays Head
Ninth grade, Principals List:
Nancy Coles Basnight, Nancy Mid
gett and Mary Rogers, Manteo;
Teddy De Febio, Duck. Honor
Roll: Carol Ernst, Manteo; Carol
Harris, Mays Head; Darlene Hines,
Duck; Carol Miller, Kill Devil
Hills.
Principals List-All AS. Honor
Roll-One B; rest AS.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-03-20
MANTEO PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Ward, Jr.
attended the 50th convention Of
the N. C. Ice Association in Dur.
ham Tuesday, where Mr.. Ware
participated in the program "Tour.
lists and the Ice Business" He was
elected to the board of directors
of the N. C. association for two
year term. This meeting was also
a regional meeting of the National
Ice Association of which his COM
pany, Dare Co. Ice & Storage Co.
is a member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Seymour anc
son, David and nephew Cy Sey.
mour, of Belcross, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Seymour's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ivey Evans.
Mrs. Dennis Evans returned to
Manteo early this week from
Goldsboro, where she has been al
the bedside of her husband, who is
a hospital patient there. Mr.
Evans, who has been critically i'll
is reported to be improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. X. Fearing, Jr.
have had as their guests Mrs
Fearing's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J
V. Simpson of Burlington; and hel
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. M. Lupo, Jr., of Augusta
Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delton Dowdy ot
Manteo and Mr.. and Mrs. T. j
Harris of Kitty Hawk have
returned from a weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Can't ir
Kingsport, Tenn.
Claude C. Jones is a patient in
the Marine Hospital, Norfolk, Va
Mrs. Jessie Mann has returned
to her home in Elizabeth City af-
ter spending several months with
Mrs. Rennie Williamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fry Of
Carthage were recent guests Of
Mr.. Fry's brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayland Fry.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-03-20
FASHION SEWING CONTEST
ON TELEVISION ANNOUNCED

Mrs. J. C. Galloway. Jr., Dis
trict No. Is Fine Arts Chairman
takes pleasure in announcing the
District Fashion-Sewing Contest
elimination Monday, March 23rd
over Television Station WITH,
Channel No. 7 during the Hospital
ity House program 100000 pm.
Judges include: Mrs. Virginia Tay-
lor, Hospitality House Hostess;
Mrs. Milton May, Pitt County
Home Demonstration Agent; and
Mrs. Rita Preston, Beaufort County
Home Demonstration Agent.
Mrs. Galloway, who is also presi-
dent of the Greenville Woman's
Club will NC the program and Mrs.
L. E. King, District No. Is Presi-
dent will serve as commentator.
All District No. Is Club Women are
urged to see the program.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-03-20
MANTEO MYF WILL PRESENT
EASTER DRAMA MARCH 20

The Methodist Youth Fellowship
of Mt. Olivet Methodist Church in
Manteo will present an Easter
drama, "Simon, the Leper" at the
church on Sunday evening, March
20, at the evening worship hour.
The play in four episodes, tells
the story of Simon, the leper, who
having been healed, returns home
to carry on the work of the Mas
ter. His brother, his fiancee and
his sister do not understand the
strange thing that has happened
to him.
Playing the leading roles in the
drama are Emmett Winslow as
Simon, Becky Moulson as Susan
ma, his fiancee; Arnold Tolson as
Anon, his brother; 10 Ann Bal
lance as Judith, his sister Also
in the cast are Roy Wescott as
Lazarus; Barbara Wescott as
Mary; Elaine Brickhouse as Mar
tina and Raymond Wescott as ia
Ion.
The public is cordially invited to
be present for this inspiring pre-
sentation.