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Evening star., 1960-06-13
Cheered at Anchorage

terday for his first visit to
Alaska in IA years, Mr.. Eisen-
hover was applauded and
cheered at the airport by a
crowd of about 1000 persons.
An estimated 10000 others
turned out on a tour through
the city of about $4,000 popu-
lation.
There were Welcome Ike"
signs distributed by the Re-
publican Women's Club. And
from the crowd came shouts of
Yeah Ike" and welcome, Mr..
President"
At the airport in sunny So
degree temperature, Alaska s
Democratic Gov. William A.
Egan told the President the
prayers of the Nation accom-
pany him on his risky journey
to the Far East.
In his brief remarks Mr..
Eisenhower made no mention
of the possible danger ahead.
He called the 49th State no
longer an Arctic frontier but
a bridge to Asia and a demon
stration of what free men and
women can accomplish"
Talks to Eskimo Girls
The President, in a clipper
mood, is accompanied on his
tour by his son and daughter
in-law, Army 1t. Col. and Mrs
John Eisenhower. The PreSi-
dents wife is recovering in a
Washington hospital from aSth-
matte bronchitis.
Among the greeters who well
coined the President were two
! little Eskimo girls. Helen ano
Evening star., 1960-06-13

ippines the President will sail
aboard the cruiser St. Paul
from Manila Bay to Formosa
for a visit there before going
on to Tokyo by way of Oki-
nawa. His 23,O00-mile tour
also will take him to Korea
and Americas newest State,
Hawaii.
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TWO SOLDIERS INJURED IN
TYRRELL co. MISHAP

COLUMBIA. - Two Fort Bragg
soldiers injured when their SO Chew
rolet left the road three miles east
of here on u. S. GA Saturday night
about 10 o'clock.
Sgt. Jimmy d. Vickery, 26, of
Hdq. and Hdq. Battery 18th Corps
Artillery reported to be the driver
of the car by Investigating officer
James H. Withers, She Patrolman,
and v. K. Mcmillan were carried to
Columbia Hospital for first aid to
await ambulance from the base.
Vickery was reported to be suf-
fering from bruises, decorations
and possible internal injuries, and
Mcmillan only minor injuries.
The car was upright in canal
on the left side of the highway
headed west, said the patrolman.
and that no amount of damage had
been ascertained, and that no ar
rests made, pending further investi-
cation.
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SIMPLE LITTLE THINGS
CAN CAUSE AUTO MISHAP

Nowaday it doesn't take much
to cause a big traffic smash up.
A lighted cigarette drops into the
drivers lap, a child lunges at the
steering wheel, an insect flies in
the window. In California recently
puppy strolled across freeway.
In twinkling, 40 automobiles
piled up in chain-reaction type
mishap that injured II persons,
caused over $4,000 damage and
stretched for three miles down the
roadway. Police and wreckers were
working seven hours later to clear
the scene. Little errors do cause
big accidents. The North Carolina
Department of Motor Vehicles says
you must stay alert to stay alive.
Col. David T. Lambert, chief of
the State Highway Patrol suggests
driving defensively." This means,
he says, never being certain in your
own mind that the other fellow
is going to do the right thing in
traffic.
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TYRRELL an REGISTER
FOR MOUNTAIN CAMPING

COLUMBIA.-Of Tyrrell's quota
of Is, nine have registered to at
tend Swannanoa All Camp near
Asheville, July 40.
Mrs. Elsie B. Edwards and H. HI
Harris, the supervisors this year
announce that the costs are ap-
proxinnately $26 each member. The
4-H'ers Here will travel by bus
jointly with those from Hyde
County. Special training will be
given in Swimming, Electricity
Crafts, Recreation and Wildlfe, and
special feature will be trip to Mt
Mitchell. Members from Pasquo-
tank and Yadllin will camp with
those from Tyrrell and Hyde. Those
registered Sandra Owens, Kay
Liverulan, Bobby Taylor, George
Griffin Owens, Nancy Owens, Hal
Cohoon, Mike Cohoon, Abbie Kay
HarreH. Kay Smell, Chris VERIFY
and Bill Voliva.
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KITTY HAWK PERSONALS

Visiting Mrs. Gertrude Baum
this week were her cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. William Ottoway, and her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Jim Tillett of
Norfolk.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Perry
are Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Lee
Perry and family of Md.
Home with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlos Dowdy, their son Rus
Isell, U.S,C.G, for an indefinite
period, with broken foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Breashears
and family of Greenbelt, Nd, were
home with relatives for the week
end.
Wesley Perry is seriously ill in
DePaul Hospital, Norfolk.
Mrs. Mary Best remains a pa
tent at U. S. Public Health Serv-
ice Hospital, Norfolk, but misses
her neighbors and friends, and
would appreciate hearing from
them.
Edward O'Neal, u. S. N, was
home for the week end. He is a
patient at Mcclure Hospital,
Richmond.
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500 SCHOLARSHIPS FOR
OUTSTANDING STUDENTS
Faye Wheeler Of Swan Quarter and
Floyd Armstrong Of BeIhaven Get
500 Awards for Driving Skill

Two of the most responsible
driving chores imaginable belongs
to Joyce Faye Wheeler of West
Hyde High School in Swan Quarter
and Floyd Delbert Armstrong of
John A. Wilkinson High School of
Belhaven. Joyce is the driver of one
of the 25 buses operated by Hyde
County. Delbert's bus is one of a
fleet of 100 school buses operated
by Beaufort County.
Joyce is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Wheeler of Swan Quar-
ter. She won in the girls division
of the School Bus Roadeo held at
Chocowinity High School and was
presented a 500 scholarship by
Reynolds Tobacco Co. She plans to
enter Nursing School in Elizabeth
Citv, in the fall.
Delbert Armstrong is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Milburn Armstrong
of Ri. l, Belhaven. He was the win
ner of the boys division and pre-
sented 500 scholarship by N. c..
Chain Store Council. He plans to
enter Chowan College in the fall,
to study Agriculture.
On June 9th and 9th, Joyce and
Delbert We're in Chapel Hill, with
their driver education representa-
tive, Jim Waters, to compete with
other winners from all over the
state, in the state finals. This was
a two day event for 60 finalists,
80 girls and 80 boys.
North Carolina operates over
5000 school buses to transport a
half-million young people to and
from school. Unlike many other
states which employ paid adults,
most of the vast fleet is piloted
by students themselves.
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CHILDREN'S ELIGIBILITY FOR
SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS

| Children of qualified retired.
disabled or deceased employees may
be eligible for Social Security pro.
lection. This means that minor
children under age 18, and disabled
children of any age, if the child Was
disabled before he became 18 years
may be eligible.
The provision is not limited to
natural children, but also includes
Istep-children and adopted children.
in order for a child to be eligible
for payments the parent must have
certain amount of work to HIS
credit under Social Security. This
length of time depends upon when
the wage Garner reached retire
ment age, becomes disabled, or dies.
No child of a living wage earner
can qualify for payments, however,
until the parent has filed claim for
his own benefits.
Certain proofs are required ~
establish a child's eligibility to pay
ments. The child's birth certificate
must be furnished in order tn
establish his age and relationship
to his parent. In the case of a
stepchild the marriage certificate
must be presented also to establish
the relationship, and if a child has
been adopted, copy of the adop-
ton order must be submitted. Medi-
cal evidence is necessary to estah-
fish the disabled child's rights 10
liability payments.
Residents of Dare and Cur1ituck
counties should call at the Norfolk
social security office. Persons hv-
ing in Tyrrell, Beaufort, and Hyde
counties should contact the New
Bern, North Carolina, district Of
flee.
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MANTEO FIRM FIGURES IN
CONTEMPLATION AWARDS

\ Kellogg and Cuthrell, Inc, of
Manteo, has won national Ger
tificate of Commendation" for hav-
ing no disabling injuries during
the year 1859.
The announcement was made at
the recent ACC national conven-
ton in San Francisco by Ira M.
Hardin of Atlanta, Ga, chairman
of the National AGES Accident
Prevention Committee.
The safety program alleviates
human suffering and death from
construction injuries, conserves
manpower, and reduces insurance
premiums on construction work.
The well planned safety program
is truly a humanitarian contribu-
ton.
The national awards were given
to the construction companies who
were competing against more than
7,400 Of the nations leading con-
tractors. .s 7
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COLUMBIA BOARD MEETS

COLUMBIA. = The Town BOARD
of Aldermen Monday night entered
a Resolution of Respect for de,
ceased member, ]. Abner Harrell
They changed July meeting date tc
July II, instead of regular time
which falls on July 4th.
Borden McClees and e S. Brick.
house. were appointed to work out
budget for fiscal year 1960-61
George G. Owens, Chmn., Abe
Board sought a ten minutes park
ing zone between 9 am. and 8 pm
in front of ABC store. Action de-
ferred awaiting investigation.
A delegation composed of Mrs
w. A. Basnight, Mrs. D. M. Bridge
man, Mrs. H. T. Davenport, Mrs
C. Earl Cohoon and Mrs. Iredel
Hassell made request for annual
donation for defraying local bills
in connection with the Tyrrell
County Public Library. Action de-
ferred.
A complaint about animals run
ming loose in the town was made,
and Julian L. Poston was instructed
to contact owner and act accord
ing to law.
A revision of Shedule 'B" was
made to include all types of bust
nesses in the town under the Privi-
lege Tax license. Julian L. Poston
was instructed to collect these
Licenses before June 80.
Present were H. T. Davenport,
Mayor, Borden McClees, E. S.
Brickhouse and Wiley P. Arm
strong. Mrs. Louise Hales and
Julian L. Poston met with the
board.
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SEABOARD MEDICAL GROUP
AT MACS HEAD NEXT WEEK

The annual meeting of the Sea.
board Medical Association, en-
bracing northeastern North Caro-
lima and Virginia will begin at the
Carolinian Hotel next Friday June
18th with registration starting at
2 pm. At three pm. a series of
addresses will begin, as part of
long program on medical SUBJ
jects which will last through Sat
urday afternoon. Speakers include
medical authorities from Mime
sofa, New York, Massachusetts,
Virginia, Carolina and other states.
A fashion show honoring the wives
of speakers will be held Saturday
morning.
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TYRRELL BOARD TO MEET
JUNE 9th; NOT JULY

COLUMBIA.-The Tyrrell Coun
ty Board of Commissioners changed
meeting date to June 81 at 9 am
in lieu of July 4th regular meeting
date.
County budget for fiscal veal
1960-61 was accented property tan
rate just under $1.07 and poll taa
at SO.
w. J. White and C. E. Walker
of the Columbia Rotary Club asked
a donation for brochures for adj
vertising Tyrrell County and the
Town of Columbia, were granted
500. The town Board gave $3.50
Rodney and Marvin Cooper pc
titioned for approval to the State
Highway Commission for the i'm
provement of the "Old Levels
Road, State Highway Commission
men will meet with the board June
10 at 2 pm, when the petition
will be taken up.
On compliance with request of
the Grand Jury and of the Welfare
Dept. in the closing of the Ted
McClees place in Scuppernong
Township, and in getting rid OF
car and truck, Callie McClees would
be granted ten dollar food order
each week for three weeks until
aid for her eight dependent chill
dren could be secured.
All monthly bills were ordered
paid. Present were Harry p. Swain,
Gerad w. Selby, B. Frank Alexan-
der, d. Webb Brickhouse and Ed
ward Davis.
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FANNY HECK CIRCLE

COLUMBIA.-The Fanny Heck
Circle of the Columbia Baptist
Church met Monday night with
Mrs. D. NJ. Pledger, Jr.
Program "Our Missionary Youth"
by Mrs. Larry Johnson, and the
explanation of the use of the Heck
Memorial Fund by the Circle Lead
err, Mrs. Willis Cooper, Jr. Mrs.
Dennis Pledger, Jr., was appointed
program leader for July, August
and September.
The meeting opened with the
singing, and closed with prayer by
Mrs. R. S. Knight, Jr. A Bible
quiz was played, with Mrs. Pledger,
the hostess winning the prize. Re
freshments were served to Mrs.
Cecil Lilley, Mrs. r. S. Knight, Jr.,
Mrs. Larry Johnson, Mrs. Willis
Cooper, Jr., Mrs. L. J. Cooper, Mrs.
Joe Topping, Mrs. Minnie Spruill
and Mrs. T. X. VERIFY, Sr.
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COLUMBIA WOMANS CLUB
VOTES SALE OF PROPERT,

COLUMBIA. - The Columbis
Woman's Club Thursday night ii
last meeting before closing fol-
summer, voted to secure offers fol
a portion of the Club property, 6
vacant lot adjacent to the Clut
House.
The $50 allotment for the clut
for the Columbia High Schoo
Scholarship Fund had been raised
by Mrs. R. M. Everton and Mrs
w. ]. Nichols, and presented tt
the fund.
Monty Harrell, CHS Senior, vot.
ed by high school students as bes'
citizen in High School, received the
annual Club Trophy.
Mrs. L. E. King, wrote announc
ing election of Mrs. Emmitt w
Buden of Aulander as next 18th
District President; and $40 was re
ceived from the bar-b-Q dinner
served election day. A rummagt
sale will be held during potato
season.
The county Welfare Department
will be allowed use of a room il
the Club House for storage Of
clothing and furniture collected fol-
the needy.
Mrs. J. C. Brickhouse Civil De
Tense Chmn., was asked to make
a display of family needs in CASE
of an attack. She reported her eff
forts before local organizations t.
inform citizens of the menace o.
Obscene literature that is being
distributed over the nation, ant
how to stop it's circulation. Mrs. W
Charles Cohoon and Mrs. w. S
Caravan served refreshments.
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GUM NECK PERSONALS

The Tyrrell County Board OF
Education approved a right-of-way
release to the State Highway Com
mission on property owned by the
County Education Dept. to black
top the road between the Gum Neck
Community Building and Herman
Cohoon's store.
Shelbourn Williams and son OF
Norfolk left Sunday after visiting
Mrs. J. w. Williams who accom-
panied him home for the day and
returned with Mr.. and Mrs. Worth
Smell and Lydia Cahoon. They at
tended exercises at Maury High
School where Grace Williams, a
former Gum Neck girl is graduated.
Mrs. Minnie Alexander, Mildred
Cahoon and Kay Smell also attend
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Armstrong
and children attended graduation
of Ray Sawyer at Hillcrest High
School in Sumter, S. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Cannon of
Blackstone, Va, are visiting the
C. o. Workman and Mark Combs
families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yellma Allen and
children of Portsmouth, Va, and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Smithson.
Mrs. Bonnie Liverman of Smith
field is home for two weeks.
Mrs. Dola Beck of Jacksonville,
Fla, is visiting here.
Mrs. Polly Ann Everton is spend
ing the week in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Baker and
children of Norfolk visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Len Jones.
Mrs. Madeline Hewitt of Ports
mouth is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L.
A. Smithson.
Mrs. Audrey Harrell and children
of Durham is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Harrington.
Mrs. Frank MeeEins, Kay Bare
field and Odell Beal spent the week
end in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Cooper and
children spent the week end in
Elizabeth City.
Junior Cooper of Elizabeth City
spent the week end here with his
family.
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MRS. HATTIE E. SWAIN

Mrs. Hattie Etheridge Swain, 65
died Monday in Duke Hospital, Dur
ham, afte four months illness.
A native of Tyrrell County, she
had resided in Elizabeth City As
years.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Wilbert Griffin of Portsmouth;
three sons, James F. Armstrong
and George A. Armstrong OF
fredericksburg, Va; q brother
Christopher Etheridge Of Norfolk
and 10 grandchildren.
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MRS. coLINDA R. cox

Mrs. Colinda Rhodes Cox, 80, Of
Camden died Monday after long
illness at Albemarle Hospital. She
was native of Tyrrell County, and
had lived in Camden S3 years.
Daughter of Matthew and Martha
Elizabeth Mann Rhodes and the
widow of William E. Cox, she was
a member Of Southside Missionary
Baptist Church at Columbia.
She is survived by a half-sister,
Mrs. T. L. Freeman of Elizabeth
City.
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COMMITTEE FOR AGED IN
TYRRELL AWARD GIFTS

.COLUMBIA.-The Tyrrell Coun-
ty Co-ordinating Committee on
Aging Monday night awarded gifts
to the oldest man and woman, w.
C. Lverman, "a, and Mrs. Jennie
Ainsley, 90.
M. L. Basnight, Chairman ex-
planned that the purpose of the
meetings were to find out the needs
of the aged in each county. Cover
nor Hodges has called a meeting in
Raleigh July 1921 and the Presi-
dent has called White House Con-
ference for January 1861.
A panel discussion was held by
Mrs. Ruth Reynolds, Librarian,
Mrs. Polly Bateman, Public Health
Nurse, r. G.. Mclaughlin, J. w.
Hamilton, Welfare Supt., and Mrs.
w. S. Caravan. Mrs. Reynolds
brought out Library aid in keeping
elderely persons informed and en-
tertained. Mrs. Bateman urged use
of facilities of the health center
IOr preventive duVlCe.
Mclaughlin explained the senior
security Insurance policy now be-
ing issued for persons over 65 years
of age. Hamilton discussed old age
assistance, and stated there were
100 persons in Tyrrell receiving
this assistance of approximately
$40 a month, and gave requirements
of receiving this assistance.
Mrs. Caravan related the need
of a rest home here where the
aged could get nursing and medical
care necessary.
The speaker, Nathan Yelton, Di-
rector of Retirement Service of
North Carolina, introduced by the
chairman, stated that it was a
privilege to grow old, but in all
ages adjustments must be made
from time to time. He advised the
aged to change their routine; keep
from feeling sorry for themselves
and to keep up interest in things
that will keep their minds employ
ed. He stated there were over 16
million people in the q. S. 65 years
or over.
The awards were donated by The
Farmers Supply and The Tyrrell
Hardware Co. Refreshments were
served to about rs persons.
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BASNIGHT-DAvENPORT

COLUMBIA. - Gordon Basnight
son of Supt. and Mrs. M. L. Bas-
night and Miss Becky Davenport,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Davenport of Alexandria, Va, this
week announced their marriage
held in Chapel Hill on March 49,
The couple plan to make their home
at Chapel Hill, where Mr.. Basnight
has one more year before gradua-
ton at U.N.C. majoring in Math
and Education.
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WANcHEsE PERSONALS,

Mrs. Edward Davis left this week
to spend several weeks with the
family of her son, Tommy in
Texas.
Mrs. Edward Davis and daugh-
ter, Dixie Ann are visiting Mrs.
Davis son and daughterin-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Tommy Davis, in Port
Isabel, Texas.
Miss Elsie Davis is spending a
week in Florida as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo of Raleigh,
invited Miss Davis to accompany
who flew their airplane there and
them.
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MACS HEAD PERSONALS

Mrs. Frank Turner has as her
guests her daughter, Mrs. Richard
Lawrence, and her children, Caro-
Ign, Tommy and Joey, of Terre
Haute, Indiana.
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.MANTEo coLoRED NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boone will
attend summer school at A & T
College in Greensboro. Mrs. Boone
teaches in the Roanoke School and
her husband teaches at Davis Higi,
School, Engelhard.
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Ferries operate every 30 minutes; from
north shore. first trip 5 o.m.; Lost trip
$50 pm; from south shore. first trip
$50 a.m.; lost trip J pm.
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OREGON INLET ,

MOTE; The niqht hips VIII peain ~
18th and continue through September 30t
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SUMMER FERRY SCHEDULES
effective Nay !, 1850 Throvah
September 30. 1861
ALLIGATOR RIVER

between Sondy Point in Tyneli County and
East Lake in Dore County. N. Gus 64)
Evening star., 1960-04-08

The Twentieth Century
Club marked its 10th ami
versary yesterday by honor
ing two Washington area resi-
dents, Judge Carl B. Hyatt
and Mr.. Joseph Cryer.
Mrs. Joseph Barnett Paul.
president of the club, read
citations of appreciation to
the two, who were winners in
the clubs search for un-
selfish service" project.
The clubs Civics Educa-
ton Section, of which Mrs.
Van r. H. Sternbergh is
chairman, sponsored d the
project.
Judge Hyatt was cited "for
valuable service in initiating
and directing the National
Conference on Citizenship"
A former Assistant Commis-
sioner of the immigration and
Naturalization Service, Judge
Hyatt founded the confer
ence in 1946 and helped it to
get its charter in 1858. He is
Evening star., 1960-04-08
League Meetings

The Junior League Of
Washington last night held
the first Of five final meet
ings in its annual spring pro-
visional course in indoctrina-
ton of new members for VOL
unteer work in the commu-
nifty.
Last nights meeting was
held at the Hannah Harrison
School at 4470 Macarthur
boulevard.
Subject of the session was
Education in the District
Public Schools" with District
School Superintendent Carl
F. Hansen and Walter To-
briner, chairman of the
Board Of Education, as speak
erS.
Future meeting dates and
topics are 10 am. Saturday,
Cultural Resources of Wash
ington"; Tuesday, April IL
at 8 pm, a Junior League
volunteer service board meet
ing at the new clubhouse,
Evening star., 1960-04-08
Club Honors Two
Woshingtonions

presently its executive direc-
tor.
Mr.. Cryer, a taxi driver,
was cited "for faithful serv-
ice beyond the call of duty
in regularly transporting a
group of patients to the
Handicapped and Crippled
Children's Clinic of D. C.
General Hospital"
At his own expense Mr..
Cryer had safety devices in
stalled in his cab for the pro-
lection of the cerebral palsied
children he has driven to the
clinic five days a week for
the past 18 months.
At present he is making an
additional trip free of charge
to take another child, who
otherwise would overload the
cab, but who is badly in need
Of treatment.