davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-12-06

AIREDALE TYPE, spayed female. shag-
Sy, blk. and brown. ans. to Rascal;
nc tags: lost vic. Mclean. Va. Reward.
Evening star., 1960-12-06
Rodio in Space Monkey
ToMonitor Reaction

keys called Charlie Brown and
Lucy have had radios about as
big as a mans thumb placed
surgically inside them. They
have made no space flights, but
have broadca ast successfully
while riding a centrifuge in a
simulated space capsule.
Lucy, who still has her internal
radio and seems none the worse
for wear, is on exhibit today
at the Shoreham.
FM Channels
The second phase of the
project is already in progress.
Rhesus monkeys again are be-
ing used. The broadcasting sys-
tenn for the Atlas fight prob
ably will provide electrocardio-
gram. phonocardiogram and
respiration data over three FIN
channels.
Col. John P. Stapp, an Air
Force expert in medical aspects
of manned space fight. specu-
lated that the system will one
day be used to monitor human
astronautS.
He said the devices could
eventually be made to require
no batteries at adjust the
normal electric current that
runs through all human beings.
Evening star., 1960-12-06
Cheap Rocket
Fuel |Foreseen

A cheap way has been devised
to make an expensive rocket
fuel out of ordinary ammonia
in an atomic reactor.
The method, described yes
terday at the American Rocket
Society meeting here, could
reduce the price of hydrazine to
a small fraction if its present
level according to Laird Dur
ham Of San Ramon. Calf.
Mr.. Durham, an engineer
with Aero Jet Nucleonics, helped
to devise the process.
Instead of q complex and
expensive series of chemical
processes involving large
amounts of electric power, the
new method relies on "fissio-
chemistry" Mr.. Durham said.
Fissio- chemistry uses the power
Of uranium flssion-the atom
bombs force-directly to make
new chemical substances.
Research has shown that
when uranium 235 is mixed
with ammonia and irradiated
in a nuclear reaction, fission
fragments from the uranium
knock hydrogen atoms out Of
Evening star., 1960-12-06

Early next year, the Ali
Force will send a monkey with
a broadcastlng abdomen on a
ride into space aboard an Atlas
missile. the American Rocket
Society was told here yesterday
The creatures condition will
be monitored by internal sensors
that will broadcast through un-
broken skin.
The signals will be picked ur
by a radio relay in the mon-
keys support couch. The relay
will magnify the signals and
send them to ground stations.
Successful TryOut
Ben L. Ettelson of Spacelabs
Inc. in Van Nuys. Calf, re-
vealed the plan at the society's
meeting now in progress at the
Shoreham Hotel. He has beer
working on the project under
Air Force contract.
In q pilot project, two mon
Evening star., 1960-12-06

the ammonia which Is a COM
pound Of three hydrogen atoms
for each nitrogen atom.
When this happens, MIR
Durham said. some of the
remaining two-hydrogen one
nitrogen pieces team up in pairs
to make hydrazine, which has
four-hydrogen and two-nitro-
gen atoms.
The rate at which hydrazine
lis formed out of bombarded
ammonia will determine its
price on the market when pro-
duction begins. Mr.. Durham
said. Indications are that, using
an ammonia uranium mixture
as the critical mass in the
special purpose reactor, hydra
zine could be produced for as
little as Is cents a pound. Pres
ent cost range between $1.50
and 50 a pound, Mr.. Durham
said.
In addition to being a store
able liquid propellant in great
demand for missiles and rockets,
hydrazine has commercial uses
which have been held back to
date by its high cost.
Evening star., 1960-12-06
Police Recover Body
Of Unidentified Man

The body of an unidentified
man was recovered from the
Tidal Basin Sunday by Wash
ington police.
Homicide 1t. Charles Burns
described the man as white,
about IS. 5 feet 6 and weighing
about 13S pounds. He said the
man was wearing a brown
overcoat, a brown herringbone
suit, black socks and black
shoes. The body was removed
to the District Morgue.
Evening star., 1960-12-06
Pastor Accepts Call

RICHMOND. Dec. 6 (AP)-
The Rev. Earle Stanley Smath-
ers, IS, of Pickens. Miss. will
come to Richmond january /
as assistant pastor of Second
Presbyterian Church.
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LOST

AlREDALE TYPE, Spayed female, shag-
sy. blk. and brown. ans. to Rascal;
nc tags: lost vic. Mclean. Va. Reward.
BAG. OVERNIGHT. brown; left in street
WsId 1rons oi ME EllS dc,S g NV. Liberal re-
CLARINET. Selmer- -Bundy make; school
bus stop. Goth and Erie sts., Oakton
Apts.: reward, HE. 4-52OS.
COAT. mans; on sidewalk, between
s5sma a. and 21o9 2.9S43 block Conn. ave. Reward
COLLIE, mixed. male. red-brown. blk,
nose; D. c tag 43:4: vic; 9th-Mass.
DIAMOND ,sI 0!Sp. DINNLR I 3 RING, iady's, on
can TU s.s2s1. ~ N''
DOG, miniature collie, brown and sa-
pc: white TIP on tail. no collar: lame
left hind leg; needs to go back to
ySstsTinarian: little boys pet; lost East
reward Can so s-904s WV
DOG, m xed boxer. l year old; answers
ward. Ii. 3-s496.
DOG. mixed beagle and terrier. male,
all white with tan markings: vic
TsSnTa wsise5 Req sS isYs HOSP: child Rrievins;
N % VIZ 1Otue6 SIS. OF lTLn-9ue
Sts. NV: auto tag D. C. B27 at
tached: reward HO. 2-9OS6.
PARAKEET. turquoise, lost Levisda Ie-
Green Meadows. Nd. area: reward.
HA. 1854
WRIST WATCH, lady's. white gold.
Omega about Dec 1st C1aremont.
Va: area; reward. ia. 1896
SIAMESE CAT
Vic N Rhodes St, Arl.. lost Nov 3Oth
wearing blue collar with rhinestones;
named .Aetis": reward. ia. 7-S749
WALLET. vie. 23d and P NV; keep
money, please return papers. Re-
WATCH. lady's. BuloVa; . small dia-
monds: expansion band black enamel
1nsets: band probably broken; Mon,
downtown shopping. Reward II re-
turned IN good cond RA. 10000.
WATCH, small. round, gold, lady's,
Omega-Galt: vic Calf. st. and goth
and Mass. ave; reward. AD 4-9l30.
Evening star., 1960-12-06
FOUND

DOG. male. collie. puppy. with collar;
tan and white; identify marks; vic.
Flower ave, Silver Spring. JU.
S-42S1.
DOG. black. male. vicinity Bethesda.
~. 5.5163, 9 am. to pm.
DOG. Weimaraner. female; Vicinity
wheaton. JU. 5-51s3. 8 am. to 5
pm.
DOG, German shepherd. male; yicin-
ity Silver Spring JU. 5-51s3, 8
DOG. Schnauzer. male. vicinity Be-
lhesda. JU. 5-5ls3, am. to 5 pm.
slAMESE CAT, sealpoint. male, afiec-
July. Owner Identify III 1.SE2I
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Fleetwood Hopkins. Mrs. Eva
Cuthrell attended from Fairfield.
Mrs. Iris Scammell, daughter of
Mrs. Eva Cuthrell, Fairfield, and
sister of Linwood Armstrong, Co.
lumbia, announces the birth of a
nine pound baby boy, Monday in
Orlando, Florida.
Schedule for Home Demonstra-
ton meetings for the week begin
ming November Z, as announced by
Mrs. Ann E. Davenport, Tyrrell
Home Agent is as follows: Upper
Sound Side club will meet with
Mrs. Dallas Bateman, Tuesday.
Wednesday, Mrs. Earl Sexton will
be hostess to the Columbia club.
Thursday, Travis club will meet at
the home of Mrs. R. S. knight,
Jr. All meetings at 200 pm.
Mrs. John Pritchett accompanied
Miss Sal P. Van Dale to Manteo
Wednesday.
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Voliva, Philip Swain, Sr:, Harry P.
Swain, Charles Swain and the Rev.
Herbert Bryan, church pastor.
On Saturday, November 5, the
whole Scouting Phase in Tyrrell
County, will pass out door Knob
Placards", reminding and urging
the voters of Tyrrell County to
exercise their right to vote and
to vote for the candidate of their
choice. This is a non-political cam
paign by Boy Scouts all over the
United States, to help Scouts de-
velop a lesson in citizenship, and
in character building.
The Ludford family reunion was
held recently at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Ludford, Military
Highway, near Norfolk. A picnic
lunch was served, some 40 attend
ed. From Columbia were Linwood
Armstrong, Shelton Ludford, Mr..
and Mrs. I. A. Cooper and Mrs.
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COLUMBIA PERSONALS

COLUMBIA.-Mrs. Bess Spencer
and daughter, Mrs. Velma Oliver
of Frying Pan are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Long in Richmond,
where they attended the wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. Longs son. Mrs.
Long is the former Miss Betty
Armstrong of Gum Neck.
James H. Simmons, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hilton Simmons, Frying
Pan, is home after month in Mi
ami, Fla. g..
Mr.. and Mrs. lloyd Ainsley of
Frying Pan, are visiting their
daughter, Miss Cleata Ann Aims
ley, and Mrs. Ainsley's sister, Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Simmons, at Hope
we'll, Va.
Jim Haney and Jim Albright of
Burlington and Paul and James
Price, were in Frying Pan over the
week end, hunting and fishing.
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Bryan,
and children, Donnie, Marcus and
Council, spent the week end Wis
iting Mrs. Bryan's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ellie Howard, in Rich
lands.
Mrs. w. T. Reynolds and Mrs. ].
E. Reynolds visited the Church
of Christ, Elizabeth City Tuesday
night where their son and husband,
j. E. Reynolds, a ministerial stu
dent at Roanoke Bible College per-
formed in a defamation contest.
They were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Cowell and son, Lon
ME.
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Bryan and
children, Marcus and Donnie and
Mrs. w. T. Reynolds visited the
Free Will Baptist Press in Ayden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hearn,
and son, Neil Miss Hope Morris,
Mrs. Belle Alexander, Mrs. Olive
Reynolds, Mrs. Ella Mae Brick
house and Mrs. C. A. Voliva of
Malachi's Chapel Free Will Bap-
fist Church attended the Sunday
School Convention of the Albemarle
District at Trinity Free will Bap-
fist Church, near Pantego, Sunday.
Mrs. Olive Reynolds and Neil Hearn
were delegates.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Spencer, CO.
lumbia, Route /, spent the week
end visiting Mrs. Spencer's daugh-
ter and family, Mr.. and Mrs. M. T.
Bridgeman at Buckroe Beach, Va.
An "Old Timey" work frolic and
wood cutting for Raymond Morris,
Columbia, Route l, took place
Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Morris
has been i'll in the Columbia Hos
pital with heart attack. He is
at home now but unable to work
and as a neighborly gesture, men,
bers of his Sunday School class of
Malachi's Chapel Free Will Bap-
fist Church, went to cut and haul
his winters wood for him. Those
helping were S. H. Voliva, A. c
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CREEKS COMMUNITY CLUB
MEETS WITH FRIEDA VOLIVA
Army

COLUMBIA. - The Creeks All
Community club meeting was held
recently at the home of Frieda
Voliva, the president, Bud Spen-
Ger.
Wanda Brickhouse in charge OF
devotions, and Mary Beth Swain
song leader.
Mary Beth Swain and Wanda
Brickhouse were appointed game
committee. Three new members,
Freddy Crawford, Cary Sawyer and
Colon Cooper were welcomed and
one visitors, Joyce Rhodes. M. L.
Goodwin, Tyrrell assistant Agri-
cultural Agent, gave a demonstra-
ton on The Care of Our Teeth.
Mary Beth Swain gave a talk on
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Hearing Aid Specialist will con-
duct Hearing Consultation at
Hotel Fort Raleigh Gone day
mly) Tuesday, November Sth,
from 10 am. to 4 pm.
Mr.. Barr, widely known as
one of the leading Hearing Aid
Specialists in the South, has
many years experience in fit
ting hearing aids, especially
difficult cases."
At this consultation Mr.. Barr
will make FREE electronic
hearing tests and evaluate your
hearing problem. He will also
demonstrate the now Famous
Beltone Hearing Eye Glasses;
and the new Behind the Ear"
JUBILEE MODEL. Truly, an
electronic miracle. Also, if you
need any service on your old
hearing aid, no matter what
make, Mr.. Barr will be glad
to check it for you.
So please come in, if you
really want to hear GOOD
again, and let Mr.. Barr show
you what he and Beltone can
do for you.
Remember, the time and
place: Hotel Fort Raleigh, next
Tuesday, November 9th, 10 am.
to 4 pm.
Sponsored by
Beltone-Maddrey Co.
Odd Fellows Bldg,
Raleigh, N. c.
SPECIAL NOTICE: Bring this
ad with you for a set of bat
teries at V price PLUS A
FREE GIFT.
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the use and care of shears and scis-
sors. Refreshments were served Ed
die Phelps, Gordon Barnes, Michael
Holadia, Haywood Swain, Noel
Swain, Carol Spencer, Gaius Brick
house, Teresa Weatherly. Edward
Brickhouse, Loretta Midgette, Vo-
Iva and others mentioned herein.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
This Is to notify all persons that
I will not be responsible for any
debts incurred by anyone other
than myself.
D. A. ROGERS, Jr.
Manteo, N. C.
Oct. 81, 1860.
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Men heap together the mistakes
of their lives, and create monster
they call Destiny.
john Oliver Hobbies
Evening star., 1960-07-17

THE SUNDAY s+AR, WASHINGTON, 0. c.
July y. l9t0
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Buena Vista, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Spencer, of Farmville.
Miss Pauline Corson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Spencer visited Miss
Sarah Corson at Mcclure Hos
pital Sunday. She remains about
the same.
Mrs. Max Latham and Mrs.
MILFORD Hedrick were week end
guests in Richmond of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Simms, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradley Armstead and Mrs. Mary
Baldwin.
Sunday afternoon callers in
the Moorefield home were Mr..
and Mrs. Watt Baldwin and Con-
ME, of Richmond, and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. R. Baxter, Of Peters
burg.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. f. w.
Blanton and family Sunday were
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the week end at their homes
here. Mrs. ]. H. Payne returned
with them to spend some time
with Mrs. Greene.
Miss Fannie B. Shorter is the
guest this week of Miss Mary
Shorter. Of Cullen.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Metcalf
spent Sunday in Roanoke as the
guest of Mrs. w. A. Shorter.
They we're accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Shorter Metcalf and
daughter. Cynthia. and Edward
Metcalf.
Mrs. Hall Driskill is spending
some time as the guest Of her
sister. Mrs. Ely Bellamy, in En-
field. N. c.
Recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Halle Singleton were Mr.. and
! Mrs. PRESLEY Henderson and
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Miss Katherine Hamilton. Of
Keysville, and Miss Elizabeth
Singleton.
G. T. Lamberth continues i'll
in Southside Hospital. Recent
guests were Mr., and Mrs. Bobby
Rodgers and family, Of Crewe.
Miss Gloria Layne and Mrs.
Howard Shorter attended the Dis
trlct 3 BTU Personal Interest
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Hunter Watson In Car Accident
Near Salem, On Return TO VPI

noke for several days, but has
returned to VPI and is recover
ing satisfactorily.
Mrs. Leslie Brandon and chill
drer. Donna. Barry and Connie
10. are visiting her father. T.
e. Bailey.
Mrs. Alice Oyerton, Of Long
wood College. was the week end
guest Of Mrs. Sudie Watson.
Miss Terrell Harvey entertain
ed the Darlington Heights Bridge
Club. Mrs Eddie Dillon was high
scorer.
Mrs ]. L. Greene and Mrs
Ed Belloff, of Arlington. spent
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J. Luckin Bugg's
Example Praised
In Resolution

Our beloved j. Luckin Bugg
organized the Peoples National
Bank of Farmville, Virginia in
1908 and served as original Di-
rector from its beginning until
his death. and as Cashier from
1903 until January, 1871. at
which time he was elected
President upon the retirement of
the Banks original President
G. M. Robson. Mr.. Bugg there
after served as President until
his death which occurred on
April 16. 1860. His memory, ex-
ample and precepts will long re-
main to encourage, guide. and
inspire us in the continuation of
the work which he commenced
ami in which he took so much
pride and pleasure
j. l.. Bugg was the last of the
distinguished members of tn e
original Bugg family who imrni-
grated to Virginia from England
in the latter part of the 18th
century. and although many OF
his family are still with us and
have and are continuing to con
tribute much to the community
in which they live. his passing
signified the end of an era in
our history. From the time Of
his settling in our community
Mr.. Bugg has been a stauncf
supporter of all community and
church affairs. He was mem
Der of the Johns Memorial Epis
copal Church of Farmville. Vir
ginia. serving on the vestry fol
so wears and for a long periot
as Senior Warden
The continued growth and in
fluence of the Peoples Nationa
Bank have been due in a large
Part to Mr.. Bugg's dedication
leadership and sound judgnen
in the management and policy
making of this Bank.
THEREFORE. Be 1t Resolved
that this expression Of our higl
esteem and appreciation be
spread on a separate page il
the minute book of this Board
that a copy hereof be sent tt
the family of j. L. Bugg as al
expression of our sympathy ane
confident assurance that they
will find comfort in the memory
OF life well spent, and that 6
like copy be published in the
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DARLINGTON HTS. May 5
Hunter Watson, of VPI. spent the
week end at his home here. AS
he was returning to school, the
car in which he was a passenger
was involved in an accident near
Salem. Hunter was hospitallzed
IN Lewis-Gale Hospital in Roa-
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Smith. Of
Richmond.
Mrs. Casey Waller will attend
the James River Association ses-
sion at Buckingham B 1T t
Church Thursday as a delegate
from Tar Wallet Church.
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MOorefield Given
Birthday Party

GUINEA MILLS, May 5 ~
Wayne Moorefield was honored
Sunday. May /. with a birthday
celebration by his mother, Mrs.
Junior Moore fie / d. 1t was
Wayne's 18th birthday Enjoying
the occasion with him were J.
c.. Peggy and Ralph Hedrick;
Martha, Penny and Windy
Moorefield; Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Moorefield; Ronnie McHenry;
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Moorefield:
Mrs. MILFORD Hedrick, and Mr..
and Mrs. Junior Moorefield and
Kenneth.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. McHenry
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Amos,
Sunday afternoon.
Beth Blanton spent the week
end in Richmond with Mr.. and
Mrs. Eddie Smith. Mrs. j. B.
Blanton is spending couple
weeks in Richmond.
MILFORD Hedrick left Thursday
night for a few days visit in
Plant City. Fla. with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. He'd
rick.
Guests for the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Horace M00refield
were Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Simms
and children. Saturday guests
were Mrs. Dennis Wallace and
son. of Kenbridge.
| Week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Smith were Mrs.
Margie Butler and children and
Pete Brown, of Chadbourne, N
C. Terry Butler remained for a
visit with his grandmother.
/, Mrs. Clyde Simms and chill
dren. Mrs. Lee Moorefield and
aughter and Mrs. Junior
Moorefield and children visited
Mrs. Charles Southall and family
at Tuggle, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Southall visited in the
Moorefield home Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. MILFORD Hedrick and chill.
dren called on Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
Erwin and David, Sunday after
noon.
| Calling on Miss Pauline Corsor
recently were Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Word. of Buckingham: the Rev
and Mrs. Jesse Hutcheson, Of
Farmville Herald.
W S. Weaver, w. C. Fitzpatrick
E. P. Lancaster, and Isaac C
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Tournament at the Baptist
church in South Boston. They
represented the Appomattox AS
ISOLATION in the intermediate
Sword Drill and the Adult Es-
say. Mrs. Shorter's essay won
first place.
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Auto industry is trimming out
S,.t
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Farmville Herald.
W S. Weaver. w. c. Fitzpatrick,
E. P. Lancaster, and Isaac c.
Glenn, Committee. SILT
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WRECK IN TYRRELL co.

COLUMBIA. - Patrolman ]. H.
Withers investigated a wreck Sat
urday morning at $3.50 on N. c.
Highway "a, Gum Neck, where a
1866 Pontiac operated by Alfred
Rockmore, Jr., of 432 East Bird
Street, Sanford, Florida, negro, had
run in bridge. He was charged
with driving drunk and no opera
tors license. There were no in
juries but damage to the bridge
was $3.50 and $400 to the car.
Rockmore went to Jail awaiting a
hearing.
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SALE TO BE HELD FOR
BENEFIT OF LIBRARY

COLUMBIA. - Mrs. Marshall
Swain, vice president of the
Friends of the Library, reports
there will be a Farmers Market
sale in the auditorium of the Agri-
cultural Building, Monday Nov. 81,
for baked goods, farm produce,
etc, to raise money to buy a pro-
jector for the use of the library
and county. Films can be rented
like renting books as a small fee,
so if enough money can be raised
to purchase a protector it will be
helpful to all concerned.
Mrs. w. v. Reynolds, Librarian at
the Tyrrell County Public Library,
Mrs. Verde Alexander, Bookmobile
Librarian and Mrs. Pearl Furlough,
substitute Bookmobile Librarian,
attended the Library Workshop in
Wilson last week, November Gil.
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"A TYRRELL COUNTY MAN
DIES ON SEATTLE VISIT

Funeral services for Bobby Leo
Litchfield, So, who died after a
short illness Wednesday night
while visiting at the home of his
daughter in Seattle Wash, were
conducted Sunday afternoon by the
Rev. r. P. Harris, of Rocky Mount
and pastor of Mount Taber Free
Will Baptist Church near Creswell,
at Malachi's Chapel Free Will
Baptist Church.
The church choir sang, Have
Thine Own Way, Lord and Rock
of Ages. Rev. Harris sang a solo,
God Understands.
Pail bearers were, Marvin Has
sell, Marvin Brickhouse, Edmond
>Brickhouse, Duard Brickhouse, OF
to Sawyer and Harvey Davis.
Burial followed in the church
cemetery.
He was a native of Tyrrell Coun-
ty but had made his home in Ports
mouth, Va. He was a retired mer-
chant and a lifelong member of
Malachi's Chapel Free Will Bap-
tist Church. &
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Edith Mast of Seattle, and
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Rappold of
Jackson, N. C.. two sons, Leo
Litchfield, Jr. ,ofFPortsmouth, Va,
and Elmer Litchfield of New Or
leans, La, and nine grandchildren.
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FORMER HOME OF LATE
JUDGE IKE MEEKINS SOLD

COLUMBIA.-The old "Meekins
Home" fronting the Tyrrell County
Courthouse, was sold at the Court
house door, November 10. The
highest bidder was w. H. McClees
at $4,000. The home, part of the
estate of Mrs. Laura Ward Nc
Clees with only one heir, James
Henry McClees, Jr., minor was
sold by his mother and guardian
Mrs. Statha Cohoon through
court order as was the house fur
Inishings therein.
This was the home to which the
late Charles Meekins moved his
family from Gum Neck, and the
late Judge Ike Meekins, and other
children lived in it.
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LEGION AUXILIARY MEETS

Unit No. 249 of the American
Legion Auxiliary, Belhaven met at
the home of Mrs. Charlie Sutton
on Nov. 8.
Mrs. Thurman Spencer presided
and the chaplains' prayer was by
Mrs. A. L. Johnston.
Gifts, for the Veteran Gift Shop
Hospital boxes on display ARE to
and will be sent to the hospitals
this week when enough have ac-
cumulated.
Mrs. r. S. Primer will be hostess
to the Christmas party at her home
on December IA, when will ex-
change gifts.
Mrs. Sutton carried out the
Thanksgiving theme with paper
turkeys nd candy pumpkins; she
served a fruit cup and hot choco-
late.