The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-02-05
COLUMBIA PERSONALS

COLUMBIA.-Mr. and Mrs. Jim
my Walker of Elizabeth City were
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E. (Jake) Walker.
David Earl Smell, student of
Wake Forest College spent the
week end with his relatives, Mrs.
Martha E. Walker. Mrs. Lena John
son and Mrs. Edith Laughing
house.
The Rev. and Mrs. R. Norman
Knight of Gainesville and children,
Kathy and Robin We're home Fri
day and Saturday with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. v. Reynolds
and Mrs. Robert S. Knight.
February Is is the final date to
file an application for a new farm
cotton or peanut allotment; and
Feb. 20 is the final day to obtain
corn price support loan.
Commander Rufus T. Brinn of
the US. Navy, husband of the
former Miss Mary Alice Cohoon,
the daughter of Marshall and Mrs.
B. Ray Cohoon, was promoted this
week to Captain of the anti-sub-
marine aircraft carrier USS Tara
wa with change of command cere-
monies being held aboard the ship.
The Brinns currently live in War
wick, R. L., and have four chill
dren.
Schedule of All work during the
Month of February for Tyrrell
County as released by Mrs. Elsie
B. Edwards, Asst. Home Agent:
Feb. 3-9th-1Oth Grade All Becre-
ationA meeting $3.50 pm, Feb. 9Th,
9th and 1Oth4-H Clubs from
8:30-1O:3O; Feb. 11-4-H County
Council 1880 pm; Community
Clubs: Cabin Swamp-Feb. Is
1880 with David Barnes; Sound
Side-Feb. 1890 with Jackie Co.
hoon; Creeks, Feb. % 1880 pm
with Wanda Brickhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Terkenton of
Edenton announce the birth of a
daughter Deborah Kay at the
Cho%an Hospital Jan. 25. Mrs.
Tarkenton is the former Peggy
Kirk, daughter of Mrs. Bush 4.
HarI.all Jr.
1t. James w. Alexander sta
toned at Stewart Air Force Base,
Nashville, Tenn, has advised his
sister, Mrs. Louise A. Hales of his
impending wedding on aSturday
Feb. 9Th in Nashville. The bride to
be is Miss Glenda Merriman, who
is employed by the American Air
Lines.
Mrs. Effie A. Brickhouse attend
ed a Dinner Party at the Sir Wal
ter Hotel in Raleigh Wednesday
night as guest of Raleigh Postmas-
ter D. Station Inscoe, along with
80 other postal workers. Cues of
honor at the dinner was Mrs. Cecil
NJ. Harden, Assistant to the Post
master General. Mrs. Harden, a
former Congressman from Indiana
spoke during the dinner on "Ob-
scenity in the Mails"
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson L. Walker
of Raleigh were week end guests
of Mr.. Walkers sisters, Mrs. w.
A. VERIFY and Mrs. c. Earl Cohoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Darden, who
has been visiting them left Sun
day for Florida.
Michael Griffin of Gastonia
Polytechnic School was home a
few days this week between Sc
mesters.
T. B. Hickman and Fred East
both of Eastern Shore, Md, visited
Mrs. Frances &C. j. Cohoon Mon
day.
Slides and movies taken on a
trip to Puerta Rico, st. Thomas
| Island and jamaica last fall by
Mrs. Effie A. Brickhouse were
shown at the Tyrrell County Pub
lie Library Monday night, by
Frank Riverbark and Don Chap
lin.
Mayor H. T. Davenport, Chmn'
| County Commissioners, Harry r
Swain, Representative VIM. Chas'
Cohoon, Floyd E. Cohoon, Julian
H. Swain and Julian l. Poston were
| in Raleigh Monday Wednesday to
attend the contract letting for the
proposed Alligator River Bridge,
and TO present brochure Of Co
lumbia's assests with regards to
enticing bridge engineer and con-
tractor headquarters to be located
here.