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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, 1960-05-27
CAPE AATTERAS SCHOOL
GRADUATING PROGRAM

Tho senior class of Cape Hat
terra School announces the COM
ing graduation exercises: Bacca-
laura&e services will be held Sun
day, May 20, at 500 pm. in the
school auditorium. The guest
speaker will be the Reverend r.
L. Sparrow, pastor of The First
Methodist Church of Hatteras.
Class Night will be Tuesday,
May 81, at 500 pm. A very in
teresting program is being planned.
Graduation exercises will be We'd
nesday, June /, at 500 pm, in
the school auditorium with the
guest speaker being our school
superintendent, Mrs. Mary L.
Evans.
The members of the class are
a follows: Robert Austin, Dale
Burrus, Jean Cox, Erwin Farrow,
Ruby Fagley, Bette Gray, Wanda
Gray, 10 Anne Midget, Maggie
Midget, Betty Price, Virginia Toll
son, and Claudine Williams.
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A RICHMOND NAN
GETS BLUE MARLIN
OFF HATTERAS

Joseph T. Heistand of Rich.
mond, who year before last caught
a $50 pound blue marlin off Hat
teras that became a runnerup for
the worlds record in 1868, caught
another whopper on Wednesday.
Skipping bait from AIbatross II
in Ernal Fosters fleet Heistand
boated 40 blue marlin, the larg-
est of the species taken so far this
season. His fish measured 10 foot
and 10 inches in length and 81
inches around the gi1th. His
skipper was Capt. Bill Foster.
Largest of the season to date
was a 1856 FOUNDER landed on May
20 by John Wood of Princess Anne,
Va. He was exploiting waters of
the Gulf Stream southeast of Dia-
mond Lightship when he made the
catch. The big fish measured II
foot and four inches in length, 81
inches around the girth and 46
inches across the tail. 1t took Wood
only 10 minutes to boat the fish
after it had hit the bait. He used
80 thread line on a 1870 hook to
make the catch. Wood was fish
ing from his new cruiser Olive E.
Catches of blue marlin to date
are trailing last seasons May take
primarily because of sea conditions.
Last year conditions were perfect
but choppy waters and windy wea-
Their have kept many billfishers in
port along the Outer Banks this
year.
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PIER FISHERMEN LAND
FIRST BLUES OF SEASON

KILL DEVIL HILLS. - First
bluefish of the season to be taken
by ocean pier anglers in any
quantities We're reported during the
past week. Some Of the blues
weighed up to three pounds each.
The blues were taken from each
of the four piers here on the Dare
Beaches. The four ocean piers are
located as follows: one on Kitty
Hawk Beach, the new Avalon Pier
here in the Kill Devil Hill sector,
and two more in the Mays Head
beach area.
In addition to blues anglers have
had goo luck with whiting, and
other surf feeding varieties Of fish.
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HEAVY DOCKET IN
SUPERIOR COURT
I'M DARE COUNTY
Judge FrizeIIe to Preside Monday
at Spring Terms; 81 Cases
For Trial

TJhirty-one criminal cases are on
docket for the May term of SUI
perior Court which is scheduled to
convene here beginning Monday,
May 80. Judge Paul Frizzelle of
Snow Hill will preside. Record of
cases on the docket follow:
Three charges of breaking, en-
tering and larceny against Robert
Lee Garrett in the first case and
both Garrett and Donald Massie in
the second and third cases.
d. A. Rogers, Jr., charged with
assault with deadly weapon and
larceny.
Raymond Bullock, aiding in
bigamy charges against Irene
Chitty Saunders.
Raymond Bullock and Irene
Chitty Saunders, charged with
registering in hotel as man and
wife.
Irene Clitty, charged with biga-
my.
Walter E. Sharpe, possession of
liquor for sale.
Richard Freeman, possession of
liquor for sale.
Charles Bailey Pond, Jr., charged
with drunken driving.
John Thomas Payne, Charles Ed
ward Wroton, David w. Gaskins,
Jon Arthur Williams and Robert
Alexander, charged with damage
to Jail property.
Marvin X. Forbes, careless and
reckless driving charge.
Albert ]. Daniels, charged with
reckless and careless driving.
Norman Perry, Reddin Perry,
Robert Alexander and Bayne Mid
gett, charged with breaking and
entering.
Luther H. Midget, charged with
being drunk on the highway.
Wilton ]. Payne, charged with
drunken driving.
Carroll II. Midget, charged with
speeding at 80 miles an hour.
J. C. Sims, charged with dis
orderly conduct.
C. T. Brothers, Jr., charged with
speeding at 10 miles an hour.
James R. fairfield, charged with
drunken driving.
George NJ. Barnett, two charges
of breaking and entering and lar
ceny.
William A. Dayton. charged with
See COURT, Page Five
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FASHIONS AND FIREWORKS
AT MACS HEAD, MAY Is

Fashions and fireworks, with or
gan music and coastal queens viii
higAhght a two hour program at
The Carolinian in Mays Head Sat
urSay afternoon, May %. Ray
Jones, Jr., of Elizabeth City will
be the master of ceremonies and
John Donoho, will be organist.
Some beach and sports wear shops
win present models wearing the
latest styles in bathing suits and
beach apparel. The fashion show
viii be open to the public and pub
lie Is invited, beginning at 4
o'clock.
sThe fashion show will be the
beginning of our annual Memorial
Day week end" said Mrs. Lucille
WmslDw.
During the current week on Mon
day and Tuesday The Carolinian
WIN be host to the N. C. Outdoor
Writer'S Association, and will be
headquarters for the Pittsburgh
Aero Club.
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EXCELLENT CATCHES OF
LARGE MOUTH BASS MADE

MANTEO.--Late Spring casting
for large mouth bass has been up
to par in the well stocked lakes,
canals, and fresh water bays of the
Dare Coast Outer Banks area.
Two of the outstanding catches
made this year in late May was an
eight-pounder landed by w. T. Ma
son, of Greensboro, in Kitty Hawk
Bay. He was using a johnson
spook with pork rind; from the
same waters a few days earlier A.
D. Redwine of Atlanta, Ca, reeled
in a six and one quarter FOUNDER.
He was also using a johnson spoon
lure. Mason of Greensboro and his
fishing companion Fred Eichhorn,
caught SO fish weighing 72 pounds
from Kitty Hawk Bay in three
days. They were guided by James
Beasley of Colington. a
Many anglers fishing the fresh
waters Of East and South Lake on
the Dare mainland near Manns
Harbor have gotten their limits
without difficulty during the past
week.
ain addition TO large mouth bass,
they have been catching quantities
of Dream, perch and other Species
reported Roy Midget q Manns
Harbor guide.
The fish from the mainland lakes
have been taken with q variety Of
lures ranging from spoons and
plugs 10 popping bugs.
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SUPT. OF DARE SCHOOLS
Is TAR HEEL OF WEEK
Mary lanesion Evans Receives Reeog-
milton Asa Leader in Education
In One Of N. C.'s REMOTE Areas

Mary Langston Evans, Su-
|perintendent of Dare County
Schools was chosen last Sunday as
Tar Heel of the Week, by the
News and Observer. The story
written by Jane Hall gives
this energetic leader in the field
of education high praise for her
ability and accomplishments. Be-
low is small excerpt from Miss
Halls story:
Since 1851, when she became
superintendent, Mary Evans has
presided at a program Of CONSOLE
dation that has seen the absorb
ton of II schools-many of them
one-teacher schools into five
MODERN school plants.
AS superintendent, Mrs. Evans
directs the activities of 1900 stu
dents and A faculty members.
Still Work To Do
"Our school-building program is
up-to-date and now," she said,
"we're working to improve our
Institutional program. Vocational
home economics was added in
Manteo High School this year and
gradually will be included in the
curriculum, of the other schools.
In September, we are planning to
add an industrial arts course in
Manteo High School. p"
"We've also begun a general
testing program-testing mental
ability and achievement al
though prior to this we tested
either specific children or gave
tests in specific subjects. The re-
suits of testing are meaningless"
she commented, sunless teacher
judgment is included.
"Dare County's remoteness has,
at times, made it difficult to OBJ
tain teaching personnel. For in
stance, this year is the first in
which we have had a sufficient
number of science teachers. AS a
result, we have been able to take
advantage of the National Defense
Education Act in getting needed
science equipment"
Because Dare County lies on
the North Carolina coast and en-
braces the States outermost
reaches, the Outer Banks, SUI
perintendent has to keep always
in mind certain geographical pc
|culiarities that affect the opera
ton of the county schools.
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REVIVAL SERVICES BEGAN
MONDAY May 23rd at the Hat
teras Assembly of God Church. The
guest minister is the Reverend Mrs.
Fuchsia Parrish of Greensboro.
Services will continue nightly at
7:45 until June 9Th.
Evangelist Parrish fomerly was
a Minister for II yrs, in the old
Wesleyan Methodist School of
Faith. She is a graduate of Meth
odist Bible College and also the
University of Florida.
She will be praying for the sick
nightly. The public is cordially in
vited to come and worship with the
congregation, says Rev. Jerry NJ.
Hall, pastor.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-05-27
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
I'M MANTEO ELEMENTARY

The Manteo Elementary School
win hold commencement exercises
Wednesday morning, June I, at
nine O'Clock. Rev. Harold Leather
man viii conduct the devotional.
Mrs. Louise Tillett and John Britt,
the 6kh Grade teachers, win give
tal1s 30 the graduation class. Ger
tificabes Of promotion win be given
out BY Principal G. II. Butler, and
the School will dismiss at ten am.
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DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES ON COUNTY TICKET
IN DARE COUNTY SATURDAY
INSTRUCTIONS

INSTRUCTIONS
]. To vote for candidate the ballot make cross
X mark in the square at the left Of his name.
2 If you fear or deface wrongly mark this ballot re-
turn it to the registrar and get another.
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LIONS WILL SELL
BROOMS ON SATURDAY

Manteo Lions Club members
will offer brooms on Saturday
near the polling places at Stumpy
Point, Manns Harbor, Wanchese
and Manteo. This viii be the first
phase Of their annual broom sale,
and q canvass of homes will be
held later 80 advises Willett I'll
lett, club president. Anyone de-
string o broom before the canvass
may get one BY contracting any
club member,
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CAPE HATTERAS MEN
REMARKABLE FOR AGE

Many men at Cape Hatteras are
remarkable for their activity con-
sidering their age. Nasa F. Jennett
who has held the Register books
about all his life except the four
years he served as a county COM
missioner some so years ago, will
be 81 years old in October. Bill
Dudley will be sc in July; Mace
Dudley is 81; Martin Tolson is "a;
]. X. O'Neal is IS; Johnny Gray
is IS. Over at Hatteras, A. J.
O'Neal is reported to be 80. And
there are many more people of
similar age in various villages on
Hatteras Island.
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CLAUDE H. FARRELL, Director
of Lay Relations for the North
Carolina Education Association,
will be commencement speaker at
Manteo High School, when the
final exercises are held at eight
o'clock on the evening of June 1
in the High School auditorium.
Mr.. Farrell is a graduate of
Dunn High School, Davidson
College and the University of
N. C. He was appointed to the
State Board of Education by the
late Governor Kerr Scott in 1919;
and in 1866 he was reappointed
by Governor Luther Hodges. He is
married and has three sons.
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SGT. EDGAR D. PENTECOST,
who has recently gone to Germany
where he is serving with the 9th
Armored Battalion. He and Mrs.
Pentecost and their six-months-old
son, Curtis, have been visiting Mrs.
Pentecost's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Berry of Manteo, for month.
Mrs. Pentecost, who is the former
Linda Berry, and her son will join
Sgt. Pentecost in Germany at an
early date. Sgt. Pentecost is the
son of Mrs. A. c. Tillett of Kitty
Hawk.
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MISS wEsTCoTT TO PRESENT
PUPILS IN RECITAL FRIDAY

Miss Holland Westcott will pre-
sent her piano pupils and rhythm
band in recital at eight o'clock
Friday evening, May 81, in the
auditorium Of the Manteo Elemen-
tary School. The public is invited
to attend.
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MR. AND MRS. B. F. GARRISON of
their eth wedding anniversary by their and dugheraw
Mr. and Mrs. John Garrison who entertained Sunday
Open House at their home Manteo registered during
the afternoon Among outofown guests Mrs John Quat
baumI Mrs Frank Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Walter
George Richie Mr. and Mrs. George Richie J all Portsmouth
Va Mr. and Mrs Frank Harrington Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Macon Til
lett of Norfolk Va Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Spencer and Miss Elizabeth
Drnkwater of Elizabeth Cty Mr. and Mrs Daniels
and Mrs. Cass Daniels of California.
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Society DoIngs

song composed by Mrs. Mile A.
Hynson for The Detroit Chapter.
Rehcarsing the song were:
Mrs. Ethel Williams. Mrs. Eliza
beth Stanton. Mrs Elsie Traylor.
Mrs. Eddyc Mae Griffin, Mrs
Mildred Smith and others.
Mrs. Charlie NJ. Flowers gave
lovely report on her attend.
ance to the Border City Confer.
cnce Of Rearing Children Of Good.
will.
The Rummagc Sale Committee
was set up at this meeting. The
members of the committee are:
Mrs. Luvenia Yancy, chairman:
Mrs Ethel Williams. co-chairman,
Mrs Bessie Thomas. Mrs. Helen
Mulloy, Mrs. Bertha Bradley,
Mrs. Mildred Smith, and Mrs.
Geralding Moreland, who sug.
gested having Rummage Sale
A news highlight was brought
TO the attention of the council
members by Mrs. Emma Fits
Negroes to March on Conven.
tons" The next meeting will be
held at the Northern Recreation
Center on Saturday, March 10,
1860 at pm.
Thank you!
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Trsvelosve and Lecture:
Sunday afternoon at Second
Baptist Church Sunrise Class 2.
OF which Mrs. Edith Davis IS
president, presented Mrs. Edith
Gamble who toured Europe in
the summer OF 1859 in Travel
oeve and Lecture. which was
most enjoyed by all. Refresh.
ments were served.
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BY COURT REPORTER

Ralph Clarke. 10, OF 20+e
Sclcen = Welfare client arrested
las, Dec :. after he was caught
rsnsscking the welfare office al
487l Grand River vas plaeed
on three years probation with
the frs, six months in the
House OF Correction and assessed
$50 court costs last week by
Recorders Judge John A Riccs
after he was convicted Of break
Ing and entering.
Police said Clarke broke into
the same office Dec 6 and
stole an adding machine. which
he sold for $40. He was ar.
rested the following night when
he returned 10 the welfare office
l. was the end OF the line
last week for Alex Watson. 80
OF 1884 Liebold, when police
found him lowering stolen articles
attached 10 a rope from win
dow OF a downtown store Po-
lice said Watson was in pos.
session CT suitcase containing
blue jacket, green shirt.
seven pairs OF socks. six pairs
Of wash and wear pants. gray
tie, four alarm clocks and an
electric portable mixer.
The offices said Watson ap-
parently hid in the store until
after closing hours. He was
arrested at 2:30 am
Watson was recently paroled
from prison where ne served
four wears for breaking in
another downtown store and
lowering his loot from window
IN the same manner.
EWTa Lesser. ID. q ZZ-z
East Ha.cock collapsed and
died Thursday r.-h, While seat.
Cd On sofa IT her home with
her husband John Lester 50
Rush 70 Receiving Hospital she
was dead or sGm.,lsnce
Thomas DAVIS T. Of 1910 Jos
Camps.. was arrested last Jan.
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Detroit
Spotlight
BY JAMES ALFRED Butter

The installation banquet OF the
Detroit Chapter OF N.AMD. is
scheduled for the Ebony Dining
Room OF the Gotham Hotel on
Tuesday evening, March 30 Fin
al arrangements will be complct-
cd at the regular NA.MD. meet
ing next Tuesday evening, March
Is. in the recreation room OF
the Randora Hotel.
The Dorcas Society will give
its "Fiftieth State Tea on Sun
day. March 81, from to 6 pm
at ST. Joseph Episcopal Church
Mrs. Hazel p. Smith is directing
the publicity.
The Youth Activities Commit
tee will have a St. Patrick 5
Bridge party on Saturday. March
10. at the Lucy Thurman YWCA.
The time is from ] TO . pm.
Mrs. Brady Moss is chairman.
The Rcgalctts will hold their
annual St Patricks Day tea
Sunday. March 90 at 43l Z. Phil
adelphia. Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis,
reporter
The Detroit Branch of VIII is
taking a part in the celebration
on the Jane Adams Centennial
by holding dinner. on Monday
evening. March %, al $50 pm,
in the Crystal Room Of the Ma
sonic Temple. Honorary co-chalr.
man OF the affair are Emily
Greene Blach and Pearl S. Buck
Reservation may be made through
the local Will office al the club
house.
MADQ Club will show the
latest fashions designed and made
by Detroit modistes SUNDAY.
March 81. pm, at 80l Edison
Mines Josie Borden Margaret
Clutches. Margaret Green. Marie
Holmes. Leila McNair. Helen Ro-
gers, Jessie Slcdd. Mildred Stall
lings and Mamie Winborn arc
the members conductinwg the
show.
Attractive Mrs. Charlenc Liz
gins and her pretty daughter,
Charlotte lnez. of 1900 Dean
will be leaving for California
in April to join her husband
Mr. Matthew Liggins. who has
a new home for them.
Charles J Estus. president q
the Prairie View Alumni AsSocia.
ton. announces the presentation
of the Prairie View A Cappela
Concert Choir in concert here
Sunday Sunday evening, March
20 at 7 pm. in Tabernacle Bap-
list Church auditorium. The group
will be under the direction Of
DR.. II Edison Anderson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19

The Second Anniversary Of
81 stephen Community Center
is being observed With features
and special programs, which
began Friday. March IL. 1860
in 4 Song Fest. under the dir
ec,ion Of Mrs Naomi Lanler.
Mr. Leroy Gibbs. and Mr. Ed
ward Merchant Sunday. March
18th. the highlight event was
the IN THE dc MODE ,tes {
fashion, presented in the gym
nssiun. a spring carte Blanche
Beautifully stfired hostesses
Nellie Lvmpkin. Myrtle cslimsn.
Idelle Henry. Rose Chambers.
and liffIe Miss C. Richardson
represented the activities COM
mif'ee. Advisory Board. Clubs
az Large. Music. and Youth. res
peefively az fhe five tea tables.
Designers Josie Brogdon Juan
its Chapmen. Alice Loyn. and
Ia Trci.e Powers represented
models in their own creations
A fabulous showing Of colorful
teen fashions gloves in an OK
citing array Of colors clcSani
lcwciry E!linery and fashions
for The Vel dressed gentlemen
Commentator was LaTrclle
Powers Designer
This Was an afternoon Of cN
q4iste entertainment. Friday
March 18th the activity Viii be
ccarcd 10 youngsters Milky, the
TWIN Pines Nscic Clown viii
be CUES, sunday. March both
in the church auditorium many
guest artists Viii participate in
a Gospel treat ., $50 Pm and
at $50 Pm the Anniversary
Celebration viii terminate With
Fellowship Tea following the
Gospel Treat n the Ladies Loun
re Rev Chas 5 Splyey IS Min.
istcr
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COURT NEWS

uary and charged with break
ing md entering
T,lice said Davis used piece
OF 2x4 and smashed a window
in conf> cJIonary store at 4727
Moran They said the youth was
hiding in the store behind a
counter He had paper bag
in his possession containing 81
pennies. rs four cent stamps.
chewing gum. candy and writing
paper
Recorders Judge John A. Ricca
placed Davis on three years
probation assessed him sl25
costs with the first six months
in the House Of Correction when
he was sentenced last week.
Kenneth J King. 81 OF $3.50
Russell. was sentenced 10 3 to
10 wears in Jackson Prison last
week by Recorders Judge John
a Ricca
King was arrested Dec. 3 and
charged with possession Of mar
cotics. after he sold police
informcr SO worth OF dope.
Police said the purchase was
made with marked money at
Third and West Euclid.
Milton Simmons. %, Of 3l35
Annabelle. was arrested last
week and charged with posses
sion gambling slips
Police said they stopped Sim.
mons at Schaffer and South
Fort. for failure to display his
1860 hcepse tags properly. The
plate was displayed in the front
window Of the car
The officers said they con-
hscated paper bag containing
26+0 bet slips.
Mrs Ernestine Bridges. 81 of
1901 Selden was sentenced to
30 days in the House of Cor
reciion last week by Recorders
George Murphy for defrauding
the ADO Of 1864
Police said Mrs Bridges was
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MRS. w. c. MccALLUM--
Guest Speaker:

Mrs " {. McCallun was guest
speaker last Tuesday for the
Current Topic Study Club at
their program meeting, which
was held at the home of Mrs.
Frances Kelley of Atkinson.
Mrs. Mccsllvm was one Of the
two colored women Of 70. sent
by The Methodist Mission Board
70 tour the entire Continent OF
Africa.
Her subject was Culture and
Changing Africa" Needless TO
say. she was very dramatic and
full Of encouraging information
about Africa.
other guests were Mesdsmes
L Brown. Ruby Trimble. and
Oscar Liggett Mrs. Madeline
Mott, president.
Mrs. Patricia Bell Of Colling.
wood was hostess 10 the Camille
Bridge Club Thursday at her
home All members were present,
The Rising Sun Grand Chapter
OES gave an Organ Recital
Sunday afternoon at The Temple.
II was well attended.
The Detroit Council of Negro
Women met at the home of DR.
Rosa L Gragg. past president OF
the Detroit Chapter of the Ma
tional Council of Negro Women
and past first vice-prcsident Of
the National Council of Negro
Women. She is president of the
National Association of Colorcd
Womens Clubs. Mrs. Lcona John
son and Mrs. Lucille Boddic
were co.hostesscs at this meet.
ing A new member present was
Mrs. Wardel Watkins. Mrs. Rob
erts was invited as az uest. She
is the wife of the pastor of Beth.
ell AME Church.
Members watched a Beauty
Demonstration OF Studio Girl OF
Hollywood Cosmetics. Mrs. Ethel
Williams acted as model. Several
members took part in singing the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19
Gamma Phi pIis Sorority:

Gamma Phi Dlfa Sorority:
The Sorority met al the home
of Mrs. Phillys Ponders on Webb
Avenue last week. A very fine
program is in the making. Art
isl of Tomorrow" which will be
given al McGregor Institute,
Three Scholarships will be given.
Miss Nancy Glass is Baselius.
Mrs. Bessis M. Thomas OF
Blaine Ave. is improving slowly
but quite grateful for il. Some
OF her friends are still nice TO
her.