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AL Henderson

Just one day in the year
dedicated to Mother? One
day out of the 365 or the 366
we had this year? Why, she
dedicated more than 1900 to
me and I'm certain that if
she had lived longer, she
would have gone on increas-
ing that number by 365 each
year!
It's funny the things l
can recall about her. Blowing
on my knees to keep the To-
dine from stinging when she
was dOctOring one of my
many skinned knees.
Slipping me the extra
couple of dollars when went
out on the big Date" :.
she wasn't really trying to
undermine my Dads author
ity but he'd gotten behind
the times on what it took for
a fellow to take his favOrite
girl to the Senior Prom.
Most of all, seem to re-
call her understanding" Un-
derstanding me at six at
sixteen and at twenty.
She understood my many
moods, she knew that things
could be just as important
to a lad of sixteen as they
would be when he was thirty.
She didn't brush things off
as "childish."
Just one day in the year
for Mother? wish / could
have a million more to tell
her what she meant to me.
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N u L =
-TECHNICAL-
Coutoct Mr.. Compbell

Contoct Mr.. Compbell
CHIEF ENGINEER. degree man
to supervise 4o-mon deport-
ment. heavy equipment expert
ence. SdlorY to 80. .Sl5.000
ASST CHIEF ENGINEER. prefer
oblY degree mon to did chief
engineer in small company
specializing in speciol rubber
machinery. salary to $4,000
DESIGN ENGINEERS. both de-
gree and non degree men to
design special steel and pro-
duction machinery. sdlory
10 .~ASsSSS
CHEMISTS. ph.D.. MS. with ex-
perience in polamor chemistry.
soldrY ronge to 80. 1000
CHEMISTS. BIS. or chem. E. with
orgonic OF inorganic expert
ence. solory ronge to $4,000
CHEMISTS. BIS. or chem E.. with
rubber compounding
experience =. ST. .200-Sl0. 600
DESIGNERS. degree or non de-
gree. circuitry experience both
elecronic and machine
control ....... S6,0oo-sl0. .000I
INSULATION ENGINEERS.
degree man in E.E. OF C.E. who
is fumilior with wire insulation
and upoxies .slo.oo0-Sl5.0 .00oI
CERAMIC ENGINEERS. degree
or non degree. solorY ronges
TO .................Sl4 Sl4.000l
RECENT COLLEGE GRADUATES.
troining positions open with
vorious types Of industry in
Cleveland deo for graduates
in oil phases Of
engineering ..... $400-S600
COMMERCIAL
Contact MI. George
LAB TECH. H. S. grad. ! w. OF
college chem. no exp. needed.
rotating shifts ..... $3.50
BILLING CLERK. some tYping 6
billing exp. End shift. good
Co. benefits. H. S. grad $500
ELECTRONIC TRAINEE. some
college or electronic training
on radio or TV ..... S325
ELECTRONIC TRAINEE. 20 yrs.
of college electronic engineer
ing courses. no exp.
needed ....... $3.50 0-S400
ACCT. TRAINEE. recent college
grad. with B.A. degree and
major in Acct. work up to
Sr. Acct. ........ S460-S500I
AUDIT CLERK. H. S. grad. 2 yrs.
Of acct. in college and IL yrs.
general exp, light tYping S425
PERSONNEL ASST. college grad
with B.A. degree. some person
mel exp. or industrial
relations S450-S650
ACCOUNTANT. degree in acct.
plus cost or ouditing exp. Of
at least S yrs. -. S500-S60o
ACCOUNTANT. recent college
grad. major in acct. no exp.
needed. good Co. benefits $3.50
COST ESTIMATOR. time 6 cost
exp. must have degree in In
dustriol mqt.. some cost
exp. ......... S45o-S55o
LEGAL ACCT. must be heavy on
industrial insurance. legal
background or LIB.
degree ............ $3.50
TECHNICAL SECT. good in
shorthond ond typing. up to 40
yrs. of age. will do research
reports .... .S450l
Interviewing Hours: 9 Al
Evenings BY
Offices Open $3.50 to
FREE PARKING IN
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Girl Scouts Sing Sunday
To Mark 40th Anniversary

Area Girl Scouts and their families will join
group estimated to exceed $4,000 for a Girl Scout
"Sing" and program Sunday May 9Th, from to
4 80 p in the Cleveland Stadium.
big" Wilson, radio and TV performer will be
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-05
Community Employment
Services
GoRN1ERIY EUCLID EH1pIoYMEND
1880 LAKE SHORE BLVD. - Redwood 1900
Second Floor Of Chose Building
SALES
Contoct Miss Davis

SAILS
Contact Miss Dovis
PROMOTION. originate soles lit
eruture. conduct seminars. data
processing. computor
equipment ....... .S7004
INDUSTRIAL. old line firm. new
product. truvel, top
potenIlUi ........... ~ouu
SPACE INDUSTRIAL, familiarity
Cleveland. Buffolo. Detroit ter
ritorY helpful $4,000 or more
ENGINEER. exp. in oircroft.
rocketry. missiles. degree
man ........... S7OU-t
PHARMACEUTICALS. aggres-
sive. age $3.50. trdining pro-
grom. profit sharing. cor $3.50
TRAINEE-MANAGEMENT,
aptitude and desire plus will
ingness to study and work
hard. mdximum security.
steady advancement 80. $500
MARKETING. production plon-
ming. some trovel. know Office
equipment .........S S75o+
ADVERTISING ASSISTANT,
lioison agency and company
account executive background
helpful ............. .S7o0-t
ADVERTISING. advertising or
iournolism degree. vet, 22-27.
copy. letters plus mail room
duties -. for future S400+
FLOOR TILE manufacturer Of
nationally distributed building
muteriols. local
territory ..... $700
RADIO-TV commercials. local.
plus vuried adv. dept.
duties S50o+ or
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-05
DANCE

LAW DANCE
The Law Wives Club will
sponsor a Spring Dance at the
Hotel Hollenden, Saturday, May
21st, from 9 p. m. to a. m.
Students, friends and alumni
are invited to dance to the
music of Hal Lynn and his or
chestra. For ticket information,
please call Mrs. Sheldon Baskin,
AN. 1-3084.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-05

THE FLOWERS that bloom in
the Spring, ira! la! Had to be
planted last Fall! If you're
planning on startin' a summer
time garden. you'd better
get on the ball! Your gardening
needs. you'll find supplied by
one of our friends in the
Classified!
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TIL O N 4 .
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Open Thurs. til 8 PM. UL. 1880


TECHNICAL SALES CORES
PONDENT. min. z yeors exp.
prefer degree .... $500
MACHINE SHOP ESTIMATOR.
job & tool exp. S600-S65C
MARKET RESEARCH Statisticion
Chemist. Che. OF B.A.
statistics, 25-40 ... S550+
COST TIME STUDY. some exp.
or troining .... ,S450-S500
JR. ACCT. degree.
no exp. ....... .S450-S475
ADVERTISING ASST. degree OF
Ind. Exp. ... S400
PURCHASING EXPEDITOR.
know blueprints. materials.
keep records. HIS. grad
$3.50 "promotionol" ~ $3.50
CREDIT INVESTIGATOR
Troinee. HIS. Grad. droft
exempt type. own cor $3.50 +
MANAGER, uuto cor wosh.
ability to supervise.
permonent ...........S3 .S375
SHEET METAL MAN, research,
HIS. Grad ........... $3.50
INSPECTOR. Final. exp.
Euclid. to As NAN. .S2.20 /hY.
TRAINEES. outdoor work. HIS.
grad, excellent health.
to IS ............$ $40 hr.
H. S. and College g1oe
best job
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FOR WOMEN

HEAD NURSE. R.N.. industrial
experience .., S400-S450
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. gal
with some college to work in
"mohogonY row" to S450
SECRETARY. light shorthand.
dictophone .. S300-S350
JR. STENO. moderate dictotion.
will consider top-notch
beginner ..... S260-s300
RECEPTIONISTS. light
shorthond ..... S250-S270
PIX. RECEPTIONIST. some
shorthand ....... S28O-S300
cLERK-TYPIsT. like figures.
credit work .... .S275-S300
INVOICE TYpIsT. willing to
learn new office
equipment ..... S250-S275
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR
exp. some tYping .S300-S350
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK,
exp. no typing -. .S300-S325
BOOKKEEPER, work with
journal entries ..... S32S
MAIL GIRL. light typin1.
dependable ....... .S235-S260
s-RegisteY NOW-for
election!
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AUTO wheel alignment and brake
man, must be AL, flat or hourly
rate. Evans Brake Service, 13628
st. Clair ave.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08
New Facilities Ready Soon =.
Retreat House Used BY $500
People From 20 Counties

This time in which we
live seems to receive a
new nickname" each day
to designate the fast and
furious pace which the
average" man must keep.
"AToMIc AGE" Jet Age"
space Age" all indicate the
extraordinary material pres
sures on today's man.
Fortunately in the Diocese
We are building facilities to
meet the extraordinary spir-
itual needs of our times.
st. Theresa Retreat House.
another of the projects of the
Diocesan Development Fund
has given the men and the
women of the Diocese the OPP
portunity to enrich their
spiritual lives.
ACCORDING TO Father Ed
ward F. Healey, Diocesan Re-
treat director, men and wom-
EN- from every area of the 23-
county Columbus Diocese
have used the retreat house
facilities.
"The Catholic la. Een's Re-
treat League reports a growth
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08

from five retreats in 1945
with an attendance of lis
men to an all-time high in
1859 of 731 on % retreats"
Father Healey notes.
I'm ADDITION, women re-
treatants totaIed 613 during
the past year"
Also many groups and par
ishes used the retreat house
for evenings of recollection.
MORE THAN $500 priests,
laymen and students from ev-
cry area in the Diocese used
the present facilities during
the past yea alone" Father
Healey noted.
Without the Diocesan De-
velopment fund drive aid, we
would have to continue to
turn away from the Retreat
House those hundreds seeking
spiritual solace.
For example, during the
first weekend in April Of this
year, one group of college
students had to be turned
away because the facilities
were overflowing from re-
treatants from outside the Co.
lumbus area.
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Men and women and chill
dren from all parts Of the
Diocese have access to the re-
treat house.
FOR M the Mems
Retreat alone drew 13 re-
treatants from Coshocton in
the Northern %deanery, over
30 Retreatants from the Ports
mouth area in the Southern
deanery. over 80 from Lam
caster in the Eastern dean
cry and from the Western
deanery, st. Mary Delaware
area had 30 and these are just
some of the top parishes.
THE FACILITIES of the
Retreat House are for all the
men and women of the Di.
Geese. With the aid of the De-
velopment fund drive which
will add the needed facilities,
We will be able to accom-
modate everyone" he said.
Using some of the moEev
from last years fund, we now
have the new kitchen and din
ing room facilities open. We
hope the lounge and reading
area will be ready in June.
Continued on Page D
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08
rope john !.
Says Afro-Asian Cardinals
Show Christ, Brother Of AL

ton and glory for other broth
ers scattered throughout the
world"
Pointing to japanese semi
narians at the audience, Pope
John called them "the sign
of a great victory over evil,
over the prince of this world,
who is always busy denying
God, proclaiming that the
spiritual does not exist, re-
ducing everything to basic
matter, debasing men, gifted
with an immortal soul to the
level of the brute.
1--WE INSTEAD affirm that
God exists, guides and gov
erns the universe, and is the
source of eternal life"
After the audience Cardinal
Dol went to Rome to take
possession of his titular
church of st. Anthony in Via
Merulana, which is stated by
Franciscan Fathers.
The Cardinal paid tribute
Continued on Page q
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08
Last Telecast
OF Lenten
Dialogue Mass

This Sunday will be the
last in the present series
of televised Masses over
WLW-C, Channel Four,
from 10 to 1890 am.
THE LENTEN series which
was to have gone on through
Easter Sunday will be replac-
ed on Easter with a Mass di.
rect from ST. Peter in Chains
Cathedral, Cincinnati, from IL
am. to noon. This program
will be telecast throughout
the National Broadcasting
Company network.
The series sponsored by the
Diocesan Council of Catholic
Men in cooperation with the
station was directed by Faith
er Hugh Murphy. assistant
moderator of the CCM.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08

Formed in 1853 as a non.
profit organization of the Do
case, the Center has twice
out-grown its physical faci-
lities in an attempt to pre-
pare the child with exceptions
for a productive life in So
ciety," according to the Cen.
ter's director, Sr. Francois,
S.N.D.
THE CENTER is stated by
professional men and women
with training and experience
in p~sychiatry, psychology, psy-
cotherapy, speech, and cor
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08
Solemn Observance Of Christ's Death
HOly Week Services Set

P.P.S., Richard J. Walsh, C.S.
p, Martin j. Mcmahon, O.M.l.,
Francis r. Vincent, OPP,
Charles F. Sala, PINE.
SEVEN DEAcoNs
Fathers Robert L. Noon, An
thony Borrell, Clarence j.
Durbin, Roland R. Torer, John
D.. Kempf, Robert F. Lemon,
Francis r. Schaefer.
SEVEN SuBDEAcoNS
Fathers John M. Fulcher,
Charles r. Griffin, Thomas L.
Mclaughlin, John Liepins,
Charles G. Lenhard, John j.
Ryan, Francis M. Stanton.
Subdeacon of the Cross:
Continued on Page p
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08

WASHINGTON, NC)-Fath-
err Cornelius F. Gallagher,
pastor of Assumption church,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, has been
named to the roster of arbi-
traitors of the Federal Media
ton and Cancellation Service.
Since his ordination in
1912, Father Gallagher has
been a key figure in the Up
per Ohio Valley Development
Council, an agency to attract
and develop industries.
He also belongs to the Or
ganized Labor of Eastern Ohio
association, and is a member
of the industrial development
committee of the Ohio Cham
Der of Commerce.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08

deanery assist at this func-
ton.
Monsignor Harold O'Don-
nell will be assistant priest,
Fathers Thomas Duffy and
Hugh j. Murphy will be dea-
cons of honor, Rev. Robert E.
Metzger, deacon of the Mass,
Rev. Mr.. Frank J. Meagher,
subdeacon of the Mass.
Other ministers appointed
for the Mass are:
TWELVE PRIESTS
Fathers Leo A. Sullivan,
Joseph E. Stanton, James E.
Kraus, Donald c. Schulz, Vim
cent Mathews, Francis B. Hin
ton, C.M., Charles ]. Lees,
S.M., James P. Fitzgerald, c.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08
BarnesUiUe Priest
Namd Federal Mediator

The 46-year-old priest was
vice chairman of the Ohio
committee for the recent 1860
White House Conference on
Children and Youth.
His appointment as a mem
Der of the Federal service
was made by Joseph F. Finne-
gan, the director. The service
has more than 500 arbitrators
and includes quite a few"
clergymen, though the exact
number is not readily avail
able, a spokesman said.
Father Gallagher, a native
of Ironton, Ohio, is assigned
to the Steubenville diocese.
He has served at st. Patrick's
church, Buchtel.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08

cess with its limited facilities,
looks even further than the
proposed Center at Mt. Car
mel as she says:
My hope is that eventually
we will be able to take care
of not only emotionally upset
children but also exception
ally bright children-children
whose potentials are being 50
sadly neglected. hildren,
who with proper guidance,
will become the brilliant lead
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08

Monsignor Joseph McGlynn
will be celebrant for the
Solemn Mass and will be as
sisted by Father Lawrence
O'Connor deacon and Father
Thomas Bennett, subdeacon.
TENEBRAE SERVICE S,
which are held only in the
Cathedral will be at 7:30 pm.
Wednesday with Bishop Issen-
mann presiding.
MASS or THE cHRlSM
will be offered at $50 am.
in the Cathedral with Bishop
Issenmann as celebrant. This
traditional blessing of the oils
is symbolic of the Shepherd
caring for his flock. Most of
the priests in the Central
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08

hopes to increase this service
and to add whatever follow
up, out-patient treatment it
finds necessary.
IN ADDITION, Mount Car
mel upon the opening of its
new proposed psychiatric
building plans to make avail
able impatient treatment for
a limited number Of the Gen.
ter's children.
Other ties between the two
institutions will be strength
ened as the Hospital will pro-
vide consultations and train
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08

The Diocese will join all
Christendom in the OBJ
servance of the Holy and
Solemn week prior to Eas-
ter beginning this Sum-
day.
Palms will be blessed in
traditional ceremonies at all
the parishes in the Diocese.
At st. Joseph Cathedral
Bishop Clarence G. Issenmann
will preside at the Solemn
blessing at 10:45 am.
MoNSlcNoR EDWARD r.
SPIRES will be assistant
priest, Fathers Arthur Di-
mond and Father Robert
White, deacons of honor.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08

receive reading, social work,
medicine and dentistry.
The Center charges no fees
for its services, except a NOM
inal tuition for corrective
reading instruction, if the
parent is able to pay.
1t has been supported sole
ly on voluntary contributions.
However only a small mum
Der of children are able to use
the Center due to the limited
facilities.
THE NEW GUIDANCE Gen.
ter facilities which are coming
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08

ing of resident psychiatrists
at the Center on a rotating
basis.
All parishes in the Diocese
will profit by the arrangement
since the Center intends to
extend service throughout the
23-county Diocese through a
visiting psychologist who will
test the students and consult
with the parents.
SISTER FRANCOIS under
whose direction the Center
has achieved phenomenal sue
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08

from Tanganyika. Here is one
from the Philippines and one
from Japan. Their nomination,
without great words and with
out diplomatic subtleties, pro-
claims that Christ is the
brother of all people, that
His kingdom is without
boundaries or limits of any
kind.
"There are, unfortunately,
regions of the world where
Christians have to shed tears
and to experience very bit
ter days and nights. We are
with them in prayer and in
suffering. And We know that
their anxiety will obtain saliva
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08

refugees in many parts of the
world, (SEE Catholic Times
April l issue, Page Three
Read Editorial Twill Ike Fol-
low Through" Page Four this
issue.
Then sit down and write
your senator and congress
man. Their names and adj
dresses follow:
Sen. Frank J. Lsusehe
And
Sen. Stephen Young
Senate Office Building
Washington, DC.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08


about through the Diocesan
Development Fund will be To-
Gated on the northwest cor
ner Of State St. and Souder
Ave, near Mt. Carmel Hos
pital.
For the past three years
Mount Carmel has referred
children in need of psychiat-
ric and psychological treat
ment to the center.
When the present facilities
are expanded, with the finan-
cial assistance of the Devel-
opment Fund, the Center
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08

ers Of tomorrow. My dream
also includes departments for
the mentally retarded, pal.
sled, deaf and blind children
This. as you can see, is a
woman with more than the
average share Of faith.
Il maintain" she observes,
that nothing worthwhile was
ever built without a dream"
Success of the Development
Fund will bring that dream a
little closer to reality-for all
the children of the Diocese.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08
Three Diocesan
Men Receive
Major Orders

Three seminarians of
the Diocese of Columbus
received the first of Major
Orders at Mount st. Mary
of West in Norwood, Ohio,
Saturday, April 2.
THEY ARE: Rev. Mr.. Frank
Meagher of Christ the King
parish, Columbus; Rev. Mr..
Wayne Miller of st. Francis
de Sales parish, Newcomers
town, and Rev. Mr.. Theodore
Spires of Corpus Christi par
ish, Columbus.
The young men are in the
third year of theology and
will be ordained in 1861.
OTHER DIOCESAN semin-
arians received Minor Orders
at last Saturdays ceremonies.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08
Pope John

VATICAN CITY,-H S
Holiness Pope John XIII
has declared that the re-
cent creation of three
Afro-Asian c d n a S
'proclaims that Christ is the
brother of all people"
Receiving His Eminence
Peter Cardinal Dol, Arch
bishop of Tokyo, and 70 other
Japanese, Pope John drew a
contrast between present re-
ial conflicts and the Church's
constant defense Of the doc
trine of human brotherhood.
He said:
"HERE Is A CARDINAL
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08
BY DENNIS c. ZIMMERMAN
Times Assistant Editor

Hundreds of children in
the 23-county Columbus
Diocese need help.
ACCORDING TO A RE-
CENT survey of Diocesan
schools many children
throughout the diocese could
use the facilities of the Child
Guidance Center, which is one
OF the projects of the Sec
ond Annual Diocesan Develop.
ment Fund.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08

Address mail to your con.
gresham to: House Office
Building, Washington, DC.
Here are their names and
the districts which they repre-
sent:
SOUTHERN NJ
10th Congressional District:
Walter H. Moeller doth.
Counties: Ross, Pike, Scioto,
Vinton, Jackson.
EASTERN pEANERY, the
10th and 18th Congressional
Continued on Page q
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08
Where Would We Be
Without immigration?

All of us in the United States live and enjoy our
freedom due to immigration at one time or another of
ourselves or our ancestors.
Currently there is legislation before the u. S.
House and Senate which would aid the many homeless
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-08

On Holy Thursday Bishop Issenmann will be ceIe-
brant of the Mass of the chrism at $50 am. in ST.
Joseph Cathedral.
This solemn function witnesses the Bishop, as
needs by blessing the oils. These oils are TO be used
during the coming year in ihe administration of the
saeramenfs, as we'll as various considerations and bless
ings and blessings OF persons and things.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-08-26
AVON PERSONALS

Jasper Scarborough visited in
Norfolk last week.
Mrs. Evan Williams, ST., is a
patient in the U. s. Public Health
Hospital in Norfolk.
Luther Meekins is a patient in
the Kecoughtan Veterans Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Brothers.
Jr., and children of Portsmouth.
Va, visited here during the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Scar
borough were visitors in Elizabeth
City Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Sterling
of Norfolk are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Nelson Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Williams, Jr.,
visited his mother, Mrs. Evan Will
liams, Sr. at the u. S. Public
Health Hospital, Norfolk, and Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Pritchard in Eliza
beth City during the week end.
Mrs. Edible Hooper is a patient
in the Albemarle Hospital, Eliza
beth City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Obey Hooper, chill
dren, Grayson and Faith and Mrs.
Blanche Gray were visitors in Man
teo Tuesday.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-08-26
MRS. NANCY CUTHRELL

Mrs. Nancy Lee Harris Cuthrell
81, widow of Seth Cuthrell, dice
Friday at her home in St. Brides
Va.
A nativeof Fairfield, Hyde Coun.
ty, she had lived in Norfolk Coun-
ty 80 years. She was a member
of Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
Her late PARENTS were Seth and
Mrs. Susan Swindell.
Surviving are one daughter, Mrs.
Lille Mae Harris of st. Brides:
five sons, Herbert Cuthrell of Bel
haven, and Dennie Cuthrell, Colian
Cuthrell, Lee Cuthrell and Morgan
Cuthrell of st. Brides; one brother,
Dale Harris of Swan Quarter: %
grandchildren, "a great-grandchil-
dren AMI 2 great-great-grandchil-
dren.
The body was taken to Fairfield
Baptist Church cemetery for a
graveside funeral service Sunday at
l pm.