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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, 1960-05-13
AUBREY WHEELER PARTY

Aubrey Wheeler was entertained
with an "off to school, party
Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Bill Miller, with Mrs. Tim
Mason and Mrs. John Pendleton
as. co-hostesses. Games were en-
joyed after which Aubrey opened
his gifts. Cookies, popcorn, suck
ers and soft drinks were served.
Guests inclded: Aubrey. Mrs. W.
w. Wheeler, Joyce and Marian
Wheeler, Mrs. Wade Swindell, R.
W., Amy and Edmond Swindell,
Renee Cahoon, Joseph Lupton,
Pam CutreM,. Sally Marie Carter,
Peggy Caravan, Tessia Pendleton,
Bob Pendleton, Terry Pendleton,
Trillis Pendleton, Linda Pendleton,
Ward Miller, Joyce Miller, Mrs.
Ann Rhodes, Brad Rhodes, Lin
da Evans, John Evans, Mrs.
Johnny Evans, Mrs. Nathan Cut
rell, Charles Cahoon, Tommy Ca
hoon, Cecilia Gibbs, Margaret
Mason and Lou Ellen Mason.
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SWAN QUARTER FFA'S
TIED FOR TOP HONORS

Swan Quarter tied Pantego for
first place in the Beaufort and
Hyde annual field day event with
scores of &c points each. Swan
Quarter FLA boys took top place
in three of the nine events. Bobby
Spencer was first in the high
jump and broad jump; Gene Car
avian and Jay Harris were first
in the horseshoe pitching con-
test. The other events were 100
yard dash, by David O'Neal; so
yard dash, Butch Caravan; 400
yard relay, Bobby Spencer, Butch
Caravan, David O'Neal and Glenn
O'Neal; sack race, William Ed
Basnight; baseball throw, Gene
Jarvis; and the volley ball team
composed of Andy Harris, Doug
las Tunnel, Glenn O'Neal, Will
liam Ed Basnight, Bobby Spencer,
and Jay Harris.
The Swan Quarter chapter also
tied with Bath chapter for the
over all banner or award, given
for the years work based on the
result of the chapters placing in
all the different contests. During
the year the chapter had winning
teams in crop judging, land judg-
ing, and field day. The land
judging team recently returned
from the State contest. They
placed fourth in the district.
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FRIENDLY GARDEN TOUR

The regular May meeting of
the Roanoke Island Gardens was a
Friendly Garden Tour. The gardens
visited were those of Mrs. Dan
Canady, Mrs. John Peterson, Mrs.
Paul Midget, Mrs. Lena Pearsall,
Mrs. Bruce Etheridge and Mrs.
Fred Basnight. The tour wound
up at the Roanoke Island Gardens
where the installation Of new Of
Ulcers was held. The incoming
officers are, president, Mrs. A. @.
Bell; vice president, Mrs. Lena
Pearsall; secretary, Mrs. Nevin
Wescott; treasurer, Mrs. John
Peterson. A full membership was
on hand and all agreed that it
was one of the most pleasant and
informative meetings that had
ever been held.
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LIONS ELECT OFFICERS

New officers recently elected by
the Swan Quarter Lions Club are
as follows: President, w. G. Ca
hoon, LIST Vice President, E. A.
Williams; End Vice President,
Gratz Spencer; Secretary and
Treasurer, Bill Miller; Tail Twist
er, Robert Smith; Lion Tanner,
Dan Baucom. The club continues
working on plans for the Bells
Island project, hoping to make the
Island an ideal swimming center.
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COMMENC CEMENT AT
MANTEO HIGH SET
FOR MAY ~ AND 30

Commencement exercises for the
Manteo High School will begin
Sunday, May 80, at seven o'clock,
in the auditorium, with vesper
services. At s PM, May Both, the
Senior Class will present their
Glass Day program.
On Wednesday, June 1, at 8 pm,
Claude Farrell, Diector of Lay Re-
lations, the N. C. Education AS
ISOLATION, Raleigh, will address the
graduating class. A. A. White,
principal, will present the diplomas,
On basis of grades earned in
four years attendance in the Man
teo High School, Kathryn Wash
burn will be valedictorian and
Thomas Baum will be salutatorian.
Kathryn is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. D. N. Leary of Manteo;
Thomas is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. c. Baum of Wanchese. Both
students have taken an active part
in school affairs throughout their
high school careers.
On Tuesday at 10 am. in the
auditorium, there will be an honors
convocation, when students who
have been outstanding in the vari-
Gus activities of the school will re-
nnivo oo.yti 100 roc of award
The public is cordially invited
to attend all exercises.
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SOFTBALL GAMES

The Christians softball team
defeated the Baptists in the first
game of the season in Belhaven
on Monday night, May 9th. The
score 1873.
The Episcopalians were victori-
Gus when they played the Method
lists, however, the score was much
closer in the second game-12-11.
On Monday, May 18th the
Methodists will face the Chris
tians at 7:30 and the EPISCOPAL
ans and Baptists play at $50.
The schedule will be announced
week by week, according to Cliff
ton Jones, president of the soft
pail league.
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HYDE co. FASHION SHOW

In observance of National Home
Demonstration Club Week, a
County Wide Fashion Show was
held in Hyde. Club women and
their families modelled garments
that had been made at home dur
ing the past twelve months.
Those modelling garments were:
AIRS. LYDIA Gibbs, Mrs. Alfred
Dodge, Mrs. Virginia Creole,
Elaine Creole, Cora Sue Creole,
Yvonne Evans, Faye Evans, Lin
ola Hodges and Betsy Hodges of
the Rose Bay Home Demonstra-
ton Club; Mrs. Edna Willis, Gin
ger Willis, Linda Sadler, Veronica
Sadler, Deborah Sadler, Dana Sad
Ter, Betty Swindell and Mrs. Eula
Boomer of the Swindell's Fork
Club; Mrs. Gilbert Tunnel, Mrs.
Beatrice Williams, Mrs. Olive Ca
noon, Mary Helen Tunnel, Mrs.
Mildred Gaylord and Caroline
Gaylord of the Swan Quarter
Club; Mrs. Susie Jarvis, Mrs. Eve
ayn Williams, Mrs. Allen E. Bur-
rus, Vickie Burrus, and Malinda
Marshall of the Engelhard Club;
Mrs. Margaret B. Gibbs and Mrs.
Elsie Berry of the Nebraska Club;
Mrs. Lucy Midyette and Miss
Maggie Bridgman of the Lake
Landing Club.
A tea followed the Fashion
Show.
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MISS THELMA JEAN WILL
LIAMS, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
James Manning Williams of Man
teo, who announce her engagement
to Fred r. Wilkie, son of Mrs. E.
E. Wilkie, ST., and the late Mr.
Wilkie, of Bluemont, Virginia. The
wedding is planned for June a at
Mount Olivet Methodist Church
Manteo.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Midget of
Buxton, North Carolina announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Rebecca to Charles Dean Matson,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Mat
son, of Los Angeles, Calf. She is
a student at Cape Hatteras High
School. Mr.. Dean was formerly
stationed at the Naval facility at
Buxton, leaving in August, 1859 to
enter College, and is now employed
in Los Angeles. A June wedding is
planned.
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BUXTON PERSONALS

Miss Vera Mae Thaxton, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Foelsch
of Sligo and John Robinson, son
of Mrs. Patsy Robinson and the
late Robert Robinson of Buxton,
We're married May 4th at Moyock.
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BIRTHS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
Bridges of Wanchese at Memorial
Clinic, Manteo, Wednesday morn
ing, daughter, weight 8fb., 4 OF.
The mother is the FORMER Brady
Rogers, daughter of Mrs. Jim
Rogers, and the late Mr.. Rogers
of Colington.
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MAINS HARBoR PERSONALS

Marvin Beasley was taken with
a heart attack Wednesday and
carried to Elizabeth City hospital.
Charlie Midget was taken ill
Wednesday and is under treatment
by DR.. Harvey.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
July II

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Evening star., 1960-06-12
Ginsberg Placed
On Waivers List

BALTIMORE, June II (AP)
Catcher Joe Ginsberg was
without a job today for the
second time this season. The
Orioles put the 33-year-old re-
ceiver on waivers, the first step
toward releasing him.
Because he's been in the
majors for more than eight
years, Ginsberg cannot be op-
toned to a minor league team
without his permission. He
baked at going to Miami, Bal
timore's triple-A affiliate.
Ginsberg came to the Orioles
from Kansas City in 1856. He
broke into the American League
in 1948 with his hometown De-
troit Tigers and also played for
Cleveland.
The Orioles had Ginsberg on
waivers at the start of this
season and all league clubs
passed on him. Then, with all
three other catchers hurting,
the Orioles signed up Ginsberg
again. g..
Evening star., 1960-06-12
lingo Runs
Without Pain

GROSSINGER, NY, June II
AP).-Ingemar JohanSson ran
two miles over the fairways of
a golf course today, the first
time he has done roadwork
since an aching back halted
him last Tuesday. After the
run, the world heavyweight
boxing champion said he felt
no pain.
Johansson, who defends his
crown against Floyd Patterson
in the New York Polo Grounds
June 20. weighed 1913 pounds.
He plans to enter the ring at
1876.
He will box every day from
now through Wednesday, then
will rest here until June 10,
when he will drive to New York
City.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Ortiz Defends
Title Against
Loi This Week

SAN FRANCISCO, June IL
(AP).-Italian Duilio Loi, who
compiled a remarkable boxing
record the past decade in
Europe, goes after world ,honors
at the Cow Palace Wednesday
night against Junior Welter-
weight Champion Carlos Ortiz.
Holder of the European well
terweight title, Loi boasts a
record of 103 victories, one de-
feat and six draws.
Ortiz has appeared in 33
bouts, losing only twice. Both
times he reversed the outcome
in rematches.
The Puerto Rican-born New
Yorker won the 140-pound title
by stopping Kenny Lane. Car
los knocked out Battling Torres
of Mexico in the 10th to sue
ceSsfully defend it in Los An
geles February 4.
The bout will be televised ma
tionally (WMAL-7 at 10 pm.)
Although the 31-year-old Loi
hasn't lost in eight years, he
probably will be the underdog
at fight time to the nifty box
ing. hard-hitting Ortiz. who
aims to get a crack at Joe
Browns lightweight title.
That's the one 1 really want
and I think he's been ducking
me for two years." declares the
curly-haired boxer who is his
own manager.
The 140-pound or junior well
terweight title is a recently re-
activated one while the light
weight division is long estab-
lished and popular. Hence the
lightweight champions services
bring more money.
Lois last loss was to Jorgen
JohanSen at Copenhagen, Den
mark. eight years ago for the
vacant European lightweight
title. He reversed the outcome
in a rematch. Altogether he
gave up the 135-pound title
April 19, 1859, when he won
the European welterweight
championship. He can still
make 135 pounds.
Matchmaker Bennie Ford
has offered Brown a $4,000
guarantee to put his title on
the line here against the win
ner Of Wednesdays bout and
the prospects for the match
appear good.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
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Evening star., 1960-06-12
NRA Junior Title
To Blair RifIemen

Montgomery Blair High
School, with a score of 1872,
won the team championship of
the National Rifle Association
junior outdoor tournament yes
terday at Patapsco, Md.
Blair won the indoor title
two months ago at Pikesville,
Md, the first time in the his
tory of the school that both
events have been won in the
same year.
Kensington. comprised of all
girls, was second in team scor-
ing with 500 points and Walter
johnson third with 682.
Ed Matthews of Blair was the
individual winner with 378x400.
Mary Cain of Kensington won
the overall high gun from a
standing position with a mark
of 89xl00.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
California to Get
Sebrinq Race

RIVERSIDE, Calf. June II
(AP).-The Sebring Grand
Prix-the lone world cham
pionship auto race held in the
United StateS-will be switched
from Florida to California.
Alec Ulmann. founder of the
Sebring competition, said he
is moving his Formula One
classic to Riverside Raceway
late this year. He said the
event already is set up for
December IL, but he will ask
the Federation Internationale
de lAutomobile, international
ruling body of racing, to allow
it to be moved to November 81.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
PATTERSON CAMP
GUSTS AHLQUIST

WToWN, Conn.,.
June IL (AP).-Edwin
Ahlquist, advisor to Heavy
weight Champion In
gemar Johansson. paid 81
today to see Challenger
Floyd Patterson work out
but instead was escorted
out of the training camp
by a pair of Connecticut
State troopers.
Ahlquist arrived unan-
nounced and paid his way
in. An informant told Dan
Florio, Patterson's train
er, he believed one of the
cash customers was Ahl-
quist and the troopers were
called. They took him by
each arm and escorted
him outside.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
UpperviIIe Horse Show
Dominated by Pettibone

A chestnut gelding by First
Fiddle took for him the Vir-
ginia Thoroughbred Associa-
ton 2-year-old award.
His young hunter, Warlife,
captured the Founders Cup,
which is restricted to entries
from Fauquier, Loudoun and
adjoining counties. Pettibone's
old time, Duke of 'Paeonian,
also slipped into third in this
event.
Miss Hink Scores
The Stephenson stud are
Kings Evidence, sire of the best
f1lly. out of mare named Lydia
LanguiSh, owned by the Covel-
ly Farm, and Lizanno, sire OF
the top foal of the day.
Miss Beverly Hink added to
her string of equitation vic
tories for the 1860 season when
she topped the class of almost
20 young riders.
The final day of the three
day meeting opens at l pm. to-
morrow q pm, Washington
time). All championships Will
be pinned tomorrow. Featured
will be the high jumping con-
test. which two seasons ago
produced some new American
records.
The summaries:
Thoroughbred brood mares-1, cri-
non, Miss E. s. Bromley; ., Maiana,
Elery Groves; 3, Blackabout, Kilmaur
Stud.
Thoroughbred foals-1, Entry by
Lizanno, Miss Bromley; 2, entry by
Citation, Whitewood Stud; 8. entry by
Double Eclipse. Mrs. A. c. Randolph,
Junior hunter hacks, Tardy, Ca
Knight: 3, The otter, Anne Waters.
Llwydrew, Mrs. C. C. Jadwin and
Mrs. William Cox; 2, Severn Daylight,
Leeway Farms; 8, Fancy, frankie
Model small hunters. Bonita,
Mrs, Jean Burke; 2, Painted Lady
sheila Embrey; 8. Bold Game, BosinOd
Middle and heavyweight working
snntsr' ms . Mr. PRssiRGFt RsbS1t Mrs MoJtGn Sbn MS
inneV.' q Peacocf TernnisfoD stabies
Ponies over Jumps, Moonbeam
Bobbie Gardner; 2, Jelly Bean, Miss
Thoroughbred yearling fillies-1, En-.
3, entry by Count Fleet, Mr.. and Mrs
Kenneth Edwards.
Thoroughbred colts or geldings-1,
entry by Palestro, John Pettibone; 2
entry by Nitrabois, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Jack, Thomas B. Gay.
Thoroughbfed 2-year- -olds-1, Fid-
ding Glider, John Pettibone; 2, Pirne-
wob, Mrs. Lorraine Clarkson: 3, entry,
Shawnee Farms.
Junior huGters-1, MaEianna, Sara
Hilltop Stables.
Ponies under saddle, Jelly Bean:
2, Puppy Biscuit, Lizzie Callar; 3,
Silver. Bit. The Blockhouse Farm.
blBHlWtlphJ kTe6u nunLeTS-l, sun
set Hill Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Camp; ..
Pass Run, Shawnee Farms; 3, Sky
Marking, Mrs. Susan Burke.
VISA Euuitation-1, Beverly Hink;
2, Betty Sue Lantz; 3, susan Knight.
Ladies working hunter, Journey
Proud, Shawnee Farms: 2. Nazim, Mr.
and Mrs. James N Andrews, jr: g.
Paper Man, Fairway Farms
The Founders Cup, War Life,
John Pettbone: ., Black Atom, Mr.
A. c. Randolph; 8, Duke of Paeonia,
Pettbone.
lightweight green working hunters
Il, Navy commander, The Block
Brook.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
BOYS BASEBALL
MONTGOMERY COUNTY ASSN

MONTGOMERY COUNTY ASSN
Juniors
Bethesda, 10: Rollingwood, 1.
Takoma, 10: B-CC, 5.
Burtonsville, 12; Colesville. /.
Silver Spring. g: Packet Pharmacy, 4
gakoms, 8; pacests atg'fi Pharmacy, 8.
Silver Spring, 4; Sligo, 4.
Wheaton, 8; Takoma, ..
Randolph. 16; Top O. The Park, 2.
Damascus, 4; Orioles. /.
Wheaton, 8: Olney, 3.
Rollingwood. 10: Garrett Park. Q.
Super Music, 10: Peoples Hardware, 8
The sportsmen' 8; A. P. Woodson, 2.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS
Contributing Writer

UPPERVILLE, Va. June IL
John S. Pettibone of Middle
burg got into the horse game
at a church rattle in Upper
vile a few years ago. Today
he found virtually every ticket
a winning one as his strong
show stable romped . through
the 1O7th Upperville Colt and
Horse Show.
Pettibone won the yearling
thoroughbred class, the 2-year-
Did thoroughbred class and the
Founders Cup.
1t was a day for doubles.
Edward Stephenson of War
tenton saw the produce of two
of his Kilmaur stud stallion
win the thoroughbred yearling
filly class and the thorough
bred foal class.
Also Bred Top FOal
Miss E. S. Bromley not only
had the winner of the thor
oughbred broodmare event but
also bred the top thoroughbred
foal.
In the saddle the most i'm
preSSive double was scored by
Cappy Smith, who turned in
two perfect performances to
place his own Passport and
Mrs. John Maloney's Mr.. Rab-
bit first and second in the mid
die and heavyweight working
hunter gallop over the out
side course.
The outstanding victors by
name we're:
A brown colt by Palestro won
for Pettibone a leg ON the Gill
pin Challenge Trophy.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

oUTBOARD RUNABOUT, left. Slick
Craft Premier with 35-hp. Mercury
300 motor, gas tank, battery, Cox
Price S1.95O. VIII. 6-bO13.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
Lady Bird Johnson Campaigns Nearby

Curtis Shears and hundreds
Of strangers who commented
thusIy: II hope you make
its:n HAPPY November
81 And r1,ra sure we're
going to win !. 70 the latter
Lady Bird replied. u be-
neve We win but you help
u"
She was introduced BY
Mrs. Ralph Kaul whose h,is-
band Is seeking Represents
tive Joel BrOyhill's seat.
And following her talk six
teen-agers in campaign OUT
fits sang the song Lady
Birds" written and directed
by Hank Fort.
Evening star., 1960-10-21

Mrs. johnson starts out
Monday on another feminine
tea party campaign In
Texas. Iii
A5N y 20
THE DIAMOND WE'D
DING ANNIVERSARY Of
Washinstonss most respected
longest-marrieds viii be cel-
ebrated Sunday with q fam
lily luncheon in Q private din
ing room Of the Chevy Chase
Club.
The daughter Of Alexander
Graham Bell. inventor Of
the telephone, and Gilbert
Grosvenor. editor Of the Ma
tional Geographic Maga-.
Evening star., 1960-10-21

summer home Ia Nova eco-
tia.
Gilbert and Edwin accept
ed the invitation and Gilbert
Or Bert. as he was called. fen
In love with Elsie May Bell.
Elsie seemed TO tumble 9 bit
herself but she couldn't make
up her mind to marry him, 90
her father took her to Ene-
land thinking this would help
her decide about the young
man he had appointed editor
Of the Geographic.
When this didn't work de-
spite the constant unissives
from Washington. Alexander
Bell used strategy. II am sick
and tired Of this going on
with young Bert" he sudden-
ly told her one day. @You
don't like him anyway, and ]
don't like him either 90 why
don't you Just end II"
Just Is he suspected she
got perfectly furious when her
father attacked him. and she
cabled Bert ct once that she
would marry him. The latter
lost no time In boarding the
frst boat to England and the
ceremony took place in Lon
don.
The reason DR.. GrosVenor
fen In love with her, Mrs.
Grosvenor has oft told her
six children, Is that she was
the only person in the world
who could tell him and his
twin apart. Apparently she
never made Q mistake IN
Identification and when young
Bert asked her how she did It.
she would reply. why, you're
the handSomest."
Yes It seems safe to say
that this marriage wiz last.
= = .
THE QUEEN OF SPADES,
by Peter Tchaikovsky. pre-