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convention, ana Mr.. NIXON is
not slated to be nominated
until Wednesday night.
The Minnesota Congress-
mans 6,000-word address fol-
lowed the classic pattern of
keynote orations, though it was
longer than most. He sang
praises for the Republican
record under President Eisen-
hover, predicted even better
things ahead under Mr.. Nixon,
and charged the Democrats
were unqualified to meet the
challenge.
The delegates in the amphi-
theater, in a relaxed and re-
ceptive mood, greeted his SAL
lies with roars of approval.
Reckless Action"
What kind of reckless and
irresponsible action is it," Mr..
Judd asked, for anyone to
miSrepreSent the United States
as a second-claSs power, as was
done in the Democratic Con-
vention, and thereby encourage
the very attacks which all
Americans profoundly hope and
pray can be prevented"
Mr.. Judd said the Eisenhower
administration brought to an
end the fighting in the Korean
War which the Truman admin
istration would not win and
could not stop"
"In addition" He said. this
administration has prevented a
half-dozen other threats from
developing into war-TrieSte,
the Mossadegh uprising in
Iran, Guatemala, Formosa,
.Suez, Lebanon, Quemoy, West
Berlin"
Far from allowing the Nation
to sag into a dangerous lag in
missile strength. as has been
charged by Democrats, Mr..
Judd said, the administration
fought and overcame a lag in
this field he said was inherited
from the Truman administra-
ton.
GOldwater Hits "Spenders"
In another speech last night
Senator GoldWater of Arizona
urged fellow Republicans not
to be "lured by a lust for nov
city" but to stick by principles
that assure individual freedom.
Senator Goldwater, a chief
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Court Clerks to Meet

OLD POINT COMFORT, Va,
July 26 (AP) THE 50th an
nual convention of the Vir-
giania Court Clerks Association
will be held at this tidewater
resort on August Sc.
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Virginia Group Meets
Nixon, Delays Action
BY MARY LOU WERNER
Star Stan WritRr

CHICAGO, July 26-Vlce President Nixon today appar-
entity pacled some Virginia delegates who had been talking
OF bolt from his support and the State delegation put off
1or the time being decision throwing weight
another direction
The Virginia delegates with the Vice President this
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Roors orsofApprovoI Greet
Judd Keynote Speech

CHICAGO, July 26 AP)-Representatve Judd says the
Eisenhower administration has kept with
1.-The this convention will nominate" incomparaby the
best qualified to deal with the cold
Mr. Judd meant Vice President Nixon his keynote
speech last night opening of the Republican
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Arlington

ABINGDON (11d) -AbingdOa School.
ARLINGTON OsO = PeytOn Randolph
School.
ARLINGTON FOREST G1stAD Arlington
County Recreation Center.
ASHTON HEIGHTS taad, Henry Clay
AURORA HILLS csO-NeIns Gusts
BALLsToN tA.h' = stOnewaIl Jackson
School.
BANCROFT (Sth) Bancroft School.
BUCKINGHAM (6th) Kate Waller Bar
rett School.
CHERRYDALE 0th) -Cherrydaie School.
CLAREMONT (7otb Claremont School.
CLARENDON Csth, Matthew r. Maury
School.
COLUMBIA OtD Arlington Fire House
No. !.
CoURTLAND uSth, = Clarendon Fire
House.
DeMNgoN ssSu HILLS c,'sO = Mckinley
EAST FALLS CHURCH uIth, -Tucssa'
hoe School.
DARLINGTON uAh) Fairiingtou
School.
FILLMORE t1sthl Thomas JeffsrSO1
Junior High School.
OLEBE lsetA) South Walter Reed Driv,
Fire Station.
aLENCARLYN O3th) -Kenmors JunioI
High School.
JEFFERSON (2Nh) Patrick Henry
School.
LEE (l4th) h)-American Legion Hall. 34il
Washington boulevard.
LEXINGTON (9lss) Robert y. Lss
School.
LYON Park CIyth) Fillmore School.
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Alexandra

FIRST WARD -Cadsby's Tavern: Wash.
ingtOn School, Wolfe and Washington
streets, and Ficklin School.
SECOND WARD George Mason School;
Beverly Hills Community Center,
Old Dominion boulevard and Tenneg-
see avenue; Charles Barrett School,
and Agudas Achim Congregation.
THIRD WARD Cameron Street Recrea:
ton Center, Cameron and Harvard
streets: Traffic Department, l505
Pewhatan street.
FOURTH WARD Macarthur School.
Prince Street School and Robert T.
Lee School.
YIFTH WARD-Maury School; George
Washington High School; the Blessed
Sacrament School. Kenwood avenue
and BraddOck road; Immanuei III
theran Church, Russell road and Bell
aire road.
SIXTH WARD-M Mount Vernon School;
Cora Kelly School; Engine Company
No. Z, Windsor avenue between Mouni
Vernon and Dewitt avenues.
SEVENTH WARD D-Patrick Henry School;
Minnie Howard School,.
EIGHTH WARD Hammond High School
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Graham - Graham Road Elementary
School. Graham road off Route SO.
GIeenW!ay-Deyonshire Elementary
School, N. Graham road and Lee
highway.
Jefferson Boulevard Baptist Church
Community House. 1904 Arlington
boulevard.
Nashville NJ n vile Elementary
School. 1901 Wayne drive.
Mlllcreek Park Congregational Chris
tian Church, Little River turnpike.
ment, WOodley road and Hodge place.
Pine Springs Pine Springs Eiemep-
tary School. ms Willow lane.
q. AIbans St. Alban's Episcopal
Church. Columbia pike.
Sleepy Heliew Sleepy Hollow Church.
Evangelical United Brethren. 100
Radnor place.
Walnut Hill Walnut Hill Elementary
School, 2Ol5 Camp Alger avenue.
Westiawn -Westlawn Elementary School,
l22o w. Grenstead street.
Weodburn -Woodburn Elementary
School. Gallows road and Hemlock
drive.
LEE DISTRICT
Bush Hill-Bush Hill Elementary
School. 1909 Westchester drive.
Cameren- Cameron Elementary School.
800 Norton road.
Franeonia onia Elementary
School, Franconia road at Beuiah
road.
Groveion -Groveton Elementary School.
ia W. Oak street.
Naturalization Elementary School. of
Shirley highway.
School. II S. Kings highway.
PIoneer-Lee High School, sooa Fran
COMA road.
virEiaia Mills Virginia Hills Elemen-
tary School, l2l Dorset drive.
wesdyard- Home Of Estelle Demory.
Route l23.
MASON DISTRICT
Bailey's-Glen Forest Elementary School.
62o9 Glen Forest drive.
Beiyeaere e-BeIvedere Elementary
School. s2l3 Columbia pike.
Braddock-N. Springfield Elementary
School. 7l2s Axton street.
Brsskhiil st. John Methodist Church.
S902 Woodland drive.
Crossword &C CrestwoOd Elementary
School. Hanover avenue at Essex
avenue.
EdsalI -Edsall Park Elementary School,
Edsan road.
Lineelnia - Lincolnia Elementary Schohol,
sos N. Chambllss street.
Lynbrsok = Lynbrook Elementary School,
SOS Backlick road.
Aaunssn Mill Bailey'S Elementary
School. 100 KnoilwO0d drive.
Rayenweod = Sleepy Hollow Elementary
School. Sloppy Hollow road
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Voter Registration
Record Number
May Go to Polls

A record number Of reg
istered voters in nearby con-
gressional districts Of Mary
land and Virginia will be eli
gible to vote in Tuesdays
presidential election.
The following Is q break
down of voter registration in
the 5th and 6th districts OF
Maryland and the 10th dis
trict in Virginia:
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,Foirfox

DISTRICT
Centreville Elementary School. Centre
vile.
Ciliton- Clifton Fire House. Clifton.
ChantiIly -Chantilly Fire House. Chan
tilly.
Colvin Ran Fairfax Hunt Club. off
Route 60S.
Fairfax Station -Carter's Store. Fair.
fax Station.
HernAsa Herndon Fire House. Spring
street.
Thsmpssn's Navy Elementary School.
Route 900.
GAINESVILLE DISTRICT
Balls Churchill Road Elementary
School, Churchill road.
Chesterbrook -Chesterbrook Elementary
School. s2ll Kirby road.
Great Falls Grange Hall. Georgetown
pike.
Mayesck-Haycock Elementary School
HaycOck road and Westmoreland.
Kenmore - Home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
J. Brown, TowlstOn road.
Kent Gardens Kent GARDENS Elemen-
tary School, Lumsden street and Mel
bourne drive.
Kirby-McLean High School, West
moreland street.
Langley st. Johns Episcopal Church,
2it0 Old Georgetown pike.
Lemon Read Lemon Road Elementary
School, Jos Lemon road.
Mclean Mclean Fire House. Route
l23.
Mount Daniel Mount Daniel School
N, Oak and Greenwich streets.
Pimmit Hills Pimmit Hills Elementary
School, sol Lisle avenue.
Saioaa - -Franklin-Sherman Elementary
School, Ae0l Brawner street.
FALLS CHURCH DISTRICT
AnnanAale ga n q n d q e Elementary
School, Columbia pike.
Burks-Burke Fire House, Burke.
Fert Buffalo James Lee Elementary
School. Sl3 Shreve street.
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LYON VILLAGE (lssh) Lyon Village
Community House.
MADISON t1sthD james Madison School.
MARSHALL (3stD Taylor School.
NOTTINGHAM (s7th, -NottInsham m
School.
OAKRIDGE (33D Oakridge School.
OyERLEE KNOLLs O7th) Walter Reed
School.
PARK LANE 0s.h) james Monroe
School.
ROCK SPRING (asO Williamsburg Jun
ior High School.
R0ssLYN tiSih Woodrow wilson
TMRFTON (1oth) -StratfOrd Junior High
School.
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS (7lst) -Jeffer-
son District Fire House.
wEsfOvER (1sa) Swanson Junior High
School.
WOODLAND (1ath) = Woodlawn School.
YORKTOWN (3ath) y Yorktown School.
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VneTe
Complete List Of Nearby Polling Places

Springfield Garfield Elementary School.
Old Keene Mil road at Spring drive.
Weyanoke e-WeyanOke Elementary
Willston willston Elementary School.
$500 winston drive.
MOUNT VERNON DISTRICT
Belle Haven Mount Vernon Methodist
Church, COS Belleview boulevard.
BeIleview - Belleview Elementary School.
$40 Fort HUNT road.
BuckneII BucIxnen Elementary School,
1927 University drive.
Calvert GrOyeton High School. Popkins
lane.
Fort Munt - Waynewood Elementary
School, Waynewood boulevard.
Gunstsn -Cunston Elementary Schohol.
Gunston road.
HELM Hall - Holm Hall Elementary
School, 20l Shenandoah road.
Hunsington Cameron Club. off Hunt
ingt0n avenue.
New Alexnnaria - Cannon Constructor
Co., 1908 Belle Haven road.
Paul Springs Hollin Hills Elementary
School. Ills Fort Hunt road.
WeIIingteA-St. Luke's Episcopal
Church. 1882 Fert Hunt road.
Wesaley WoodIey Hills Elementary
School, ll17 Old Mount Vernon road.
PROVIDENCE DISTRICT
Duun LeFing- Dunn Loring Elementary
School, Dunn Loring road.
Ist-Oid Courtroom, County Court
House.
9a-Fairfax High School, Route 50.
A-Layton Hall Elementary School.
5l6 N. East street.
ash-Fairfax Elementary school
Route 236.
Flint Hill-F1int Hill z lie m en- airy
School, Flint Hill road.
Freedsm HIll- Freedom Hill Elemen.
tary School. Lord Fairfax road.
Holly Park-E. w. Long & Sons Plumb
ing Shop. Route 7e7 off 23e.
Munter = Antioch Christian Church.
Oakton -Oakton Elementary School.
Chain Bridge road.
Priee-YMCA. Prince William drive
and Route 736 CWestchester sub
division).
Ehreve-Timber Lane Elementary
School. lTls 8. West street.
Vlenna-
lSs-Sevenfh Day Adventist School.
IA Court House road S.W.
3a-Vienna Elementary School. Ia
Center street S.E.
ID Vienna Presbyterian Church
Min and Church streets NE.
Walker - Emmanuel Lutheran Church.
Chain Bridge road.
Westmore - w e Il m ore Elementary
School, Berry street.
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M Rolling Terrace School.
1sd-Pinecrest School.
2ath-Forest Grove School.
2stA- -Viers nil School.
1ssh- -Kensington Elementary School
nth Pleasant View School.
asih- wheaton Senior High School.
9TH Highland School.
18th Glenmont School.
3lst Oakland Terrace School.
s1a-Glenhaven School.
Establishment Fire House.
3ssh- Montgomery Hills Juaier Hish
School.
18th Weller Road School.
sssh Connecticut Avenue PARK School
MA Wheaton Woods School.
3sth- Parkwood School.
9sth- Rock Greek Forest School
soth- Rock Greek. Palisades School.
4Ist-New Hampshire Estates School
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FoIIs Church

FIRST WARD Recreation Center. l6c
East Broad street.
SECOND WARD - Madison Elementary
School. 33l North Washington street.
THIRD WARD Thomas Jefferson Ele-
mentary School, 6o3 South Oak street.
FOURTH WARD American Legion Hall.
400 North Oak street.
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Where to Vote:

The following istinss Of polling pieces in nearby
MoryIend and Virsnie based on offeioI lists Of
voting Districts words, etc. Numbers in porentheses
indieote numbered voting precincts within voting dis
triets In the eose Of Arlington County localities
responding with voting precincts arronsed ophu
betiesIly accompanied by corresponding precinct
numbers in porentheses.
In Of doubt to where you should 90 to vote.
oIso for other voting nformoton osk for the registrar
Of voting ct one Of the following numbers. depending
on where YOU live:
In MoryIond
tVotins hours ore J o.m. until pm.)
Montgomery County: 20. 2-zlz1
Prince Georges: MA. 7-534l
In Virginio
(Votins hours ore s am. until p.m.)
Alexondvia: Kl. 9-7700
Arlington: IA. 7-4S00
Foirfox: cR. $4,000
Folls Church: JE. z-0800
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Montgomery

montgomery
GAINESVILLE DISTRICT
Beallsyille Fire House.
BETHESDA DISTRICT
Ist Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School.
1a-Chevy Chase Library.
9d-Cabin John Fire House.
4th- Bethesda Elementary School.
Sth- -Rollingwood School.
ah-Chevy Chase Elementary School.
TIA -westbrook School.
eth Lutheran Church. coll Old George
town road.
Sth-Lynbrook School Recreation Hall.
Ioth-Alta Vista School.
Iith- Somerset School.
18th Bethesda Methodist Church.
Issh-western Suburban Junior High
School.
Huh Bethesda Chevy Chase Recre-
alton Center.
Isth Bradley School.
IGah-Chevy Chase Fire House.
IHh-Wyngate School.
lsth- Brookmont School.
lsth-North Bethesda Junior High
School.
10th-Chevy Chase Library.
1lst Chevy Chase Methodist Church.
11A- Women's Club Of Chevy Chase.
73d -Radnor School.
CLARKsBURG DISTRICT
Clarksburg School.
cOLEsvTLLE DISTRICT
list Colesville School.
IA Burtonsville School.
3d-HFllandale School.
ath- -Broadacres School Avenel Gar
dens.
DAMASCUS DISTRICT
Damascus High School.
DARNEsTOwN DISTRICT
lst- -Darnestown School.
Ind d-fravilah Store.
GAITMERSBURG DISTRICT
lst- Gaithersburg Elementary School
NJ Gaithersburg High School.
LAYTONsvILLE DISTRICT
LaytoasviIle School.
OLNEY DISTRICT
lst-Olney School.
N Brookville Memorial Hall.
POOLESvILLE DISTRICT
POolesvills High School.
POTOMAC DISTRICT
Potomac School.
ROCKVILLE DISTRICT
lst -Maryvals School.
NJ Rockville Fire House.
3d-west Rockville Elementary School
ath-Garrett Park School.
ssA- Richard Montgomery High School
Sth-Lene Oak School.
JtA-Twinbrook School.
eth Rocking Horse Road School.
WHEATON DISTRICT
Led -Glenmont Rensington No. - Fir
House.
7ad-Silver Spring intermediate School
-Kensington Junior High School
ash-Takoma Park Junior High School
ssA Silver Spring Armory.
sth- Takoma Park Fire House.
7th- -woodside School.
s.h- East Silver Spring Elementary
School.
wa Washington Missionary College.
Iesh-Jessup Blair Community House.
IltA-North Four Corners Recrea
ton Center.
I1sh Argyle Community Building
18th i Highland View School.
l4th-Grace Episcopal Church.
18th Montgomery Knolls School
lsth- Rosemary Hills School.
lIth- Mckinney Hills. School.
lsth Oakview School.
ISth- Mcdonald Knolls School.
aA1n r.h.,. u..h U,t.n,.-4.r., Rehnnl
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Prince Georges

BERwYN DISTRICT
list Branehville Fire House.
d-college Park Elementary School.
a. Center Elementary School. Greea.
belt.
4sh- Hollywood Elementary School.
sth-B Buck Lodge School. Adelphi.
BLADENsBURG DISTRICT
lst- Bladensburg Fire House.
7d-Cottage City Fire House.
3d-American Legion Hall. Cheveriy.
Ash-Land0ver Hills School.
sth BladensburE Senior High School.
6sh-Parklawn School. Landover HiIla
BOWIE DISTRICT
Iss-Odd Fellows Hall. Bowie.
7d-Glenn Dale Fire Hall.
|BRANDYwINE DISTRICT
/ Brandywine Elementary School.
CHmLUM DISTRICT
Ist- Mount Rainier Elementary School.
IA Brentwood Fire House.
3d-Eastern star Hall. Mount Rainier.
Aah-J. Enos Ray School. Takoma Park.
sth- Mount Rainier Junior High School
Sth- -Carole Highlands School.
Hh-Ager Road School.
eth -Chillum Elementary School.
Sth- Northwestern High School.
l0th-Langley Park School.
IltA- -Adelphi Fire House.
I7sA-Lewisdale School.
I3th- Ridge Crest School.
RYATTSvTLLE DISTRICT
-Edmonston School.
County Service Building.
3a-Hyattsville Elementary School.
th-Hyattsviile Junior High School.
sth-Palmer Ford Co., Hyattsvilie.
KENT DISTRICT
lst-Kent Junior High School.
Kentland Fire House.
LANHAM DISTRICT
lst-Lanham School.
N Glenridge Junior High School.
LAUREL DISTRICT
Ist-Laurel Masonic Hall.
7a-Laurel Fire House.
MARLBORO DISTRICT
Upper Marlboro Fire House.
HELWOOD DISTRICT
Mitchell Building. Marlboro pike.
NOTTINGHAM DISTRICT
MAYORS Store. Naylor.
OxON RTLL DISTRICT
Ist-Oxon Hill Fire House.
M-Forest Heights Elementary School
3d-St. Barnabas Chapel.
PIsCATAwAY DISTRICT
St. Mary's Chnrch Hall.
QUEEN ANNE DISTRICT
1 Mullikin School, Mitchellviile.
RIvERDALE DISTRICT
| Ist- -Riverdale Fire House.
-Riverdale Heights Fire House.
Id University Park School.
SEAT PLEASANT DISTRICT
lst-Capitol Heights Fire House.
ad-Seat Pleasant Fire House.
-Fairmount Heights Municipal Buiia-
ing.
4th-HiIlside Fire House.
sth-Fairmount Heights High School
sPAULDNG DISTRICT
| la-Forestville Fire House.
ad-Silver Hill Fire House.
Boulevard Heights Fire House.
Ath- -Suitland Community Hall.
stA- District Heights Fire House.
Sth- Suitland Senior High School.
7th- Morninsside Fire House.
| eth-Green Valley School.
sth-Benjamin Stoddert School.
sURRATTs DISTRICT
Clinton Fire House.
EVANSVILLE DISTRICT
BeltsviIie Fire House. w
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1960-09-23
GUM NECK RECEPTION

Mrs. Durwood Cooper and Mrs.
Herman Cahoon entertained Sat
urday night honoring Mrs. Ra-
leigh Isaac who before her recent
marriage was Miss Grace Will
liams, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Shelbourn Williams.
The shower was given at Mrs.
Coopers home where late summer
flowers were used for decorations.
Lime frappe, finger cake, nuts
and mints were served.
The serving table was centered
with a floral arrangement of NUNS
flanked by white candles.
Mrs. Isaac was presented many
lovely gifts from the hostess and
Mesdames. Shelbourn Williams, j.
w. Williams, Minnie Alexander
Worth Smell, Bennie Liverman, c.
R. Fulcher, Chappell Hancock
Vernon Cahoon, Mont Parrisher
Gerald Selby, Duard Parrisher
Leona Norman, Basil Cahoon, L.
A. Smithson, Miss Mildred Cahoon
Kay Smell, Judy Williams, Annette
Cahoon and Connie Cahoon.
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GUM NECK PERSONALS

Max Weatherly left for Spencer
n. CT, to attend school for sew
eral months. Elwood Armstrong
and Edison Weatherly took him.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eason of
Hampton visited Mr.. and Mrs
Johnny Weatherly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Spencer
visited Mrs. Matte Smith who re-
turned to Norfolk with them after
visiting the Willie Smith family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Weather
ly.
Mrs. Willie Smith returned from
Columbia Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rose were
in Pinetown Sunday visited Mr..
and Mrs. Deamon Watson.
Boyce Parrisher of Norfolk Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Parrisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrell Hussey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Duard Parrisher of
Denbigh. Va, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Basil Cahoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Beal and
son of South Norfolk visited Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Meekins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Liverman
of Goldsboro visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Goodwin who attended with
them the reunion at Petigrew State
Park.
Mrs. Bennie Liverman and Mrs.
Chappell Hancock of Smithfield
were here at the Liverman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Cahoon
of Portsmouth visited Mrs. Hattie
Cahoon in Columbia who joined
them Saturday visiting here.
L. A. Smithson visited Grace and
Judy Humphries in Portsmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Sawyer Wis
tied in Fairfield with Mrs. Mandy
Sawyer who accompanied them to
Stumpy Point.
Mark Combs returned Saturday
from U.S.P.H. Hospital. Mrs.
Combs had an unwelcome visitor
early Thursday am, a bear was
in her garden, she called to her
neighbor, Mrs. Wallace Cartwright,
who saw him.
Norfolk week end visitors were
Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh Isaac and
Glen Jones with Mrs. j. w. Will
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. Delton Ever
ton and son with Mrs. Sally Ever
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy Hudson
and Gene with Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Combs, Mrs. Shelbourn Williams,
Judy and Roger with Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Cahoon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Liverman with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Liverman, Mr.. and Mrs.c
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1960-09-23
WILLIAM A. SMITH

CRESWELL. - William Alfred
Smith, 50, died suddenly at his
home in Philadelphia Wednesday,
Sept. IA.
He was a native of Washington
County; a retired Street Car Con-
ductor and had been living in
Philadelphia for 33 years.
Surviving besides his wife, Mrs.
Betty Pearl Smith of Philadelphia,
one daughter, Miss Gloria Smith
of Philadelphia; two brothers, Fred
B. Smith of Creswell and NJ. S.
Smith of Norfolk; four sisters,
Mrs. Rennie Smell and Mrs. Dora
Smell both of Creswell; Mrs. Vera
Eaves of Norfolk; Mrs. Leona
Clayes of Washington, D. C.
Funeral services We're held at
the Scuppe1nong Church of Christ
Monday at pm, conducted by the
Rev. Mark Woolard, Pastor, as
sisted by the Rev. Luther NJ. Am
brose. Burial was in the Church
Cemetery.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1960-09-23
TYRRELL RECORDERS COURT

COLUMBIA. - Hearing in Re
corder's Court Monday morning
took up most of the morning, with
all cases being bound over to Su-
perior Court.
James Haywood caster r,
charged with driving drunk, rep
resented by Counsel Carl L. Bailey,
with main witnesses r. B. Howell
and J. H. Withers, both of the
State Highway Patrol. Defendant
sought Jury trial.
Howard Simpson, charged with
concealing weapon and causing dis
turbance-asked for Jury trial.
Thomas Simpson, assault on La
verna Spencer with a deadly wea-
pon-a pistol.
Angle Gray Spencer, assault on
Howard Simpson with a deadly
weapon.
Sara Spencer, assault on Howard
Simpson with deadly weapon, by
throwing boiling water on him, re-
suIting in serious injury.
Inez Spencer, assault on Howard
Simpson and Thomas Spencer with
deadly weapons-butcher knife and
axe, and possession for sale of non
tax paid whiskey.
John Swain, public drunkenness
and resisting an officer in the per-
formance of his duty.
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JOE JOHN EVERTON

COLUMBIA.-Joe John Everton,
"a, died at his home in Gum Neck
Community Friday afternoon, Sept.
16.
He was native and lifelong
resident of Tyrrell County MEM
ber of the Gum Neck Free Will
Baptist Church of which he was a
D,o"'n for 81 years, and retired
farmer.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs.
Jewell Sawyer Everton of Column
bia. Route 8; two sons: Ocel and
Belvin Everton, both of Norfolk
two daughters: Mrs. Attis Ewell
of Norfolk and Mrs. Marie Meek
ins, Elizabeth City; two brothers,
Sam Everton of Norfolk and Char
lie Everton of Hickory, Va; one
sister, Mrs. Mart Jones of Column
bia, Route 8; IA grandchildren and
% great grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Sun
day at 2 pm. at the Free Will
Baptist Church conducted by the
Rev. Herbert J. Bryan assisted by
the Rev. Charlie Overton. Burial
was in Point Cemetery.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1960-09-23
A DEMOCRATIC RALLY IN
TYRRELL COUNTY TUESDAY

COLUMBIA.-A local Democra-
tic Rally will be held at the Column
bia Theater, Tuesday, Sept. q at
2 pm, as announced by w. j.
White, Chmn. Tyrrell County Dem
ocratic Executive Committee.
Governor-elect Terry Sanford,
Lindsay c. Warren and Herbert c.
Bonner are scheduled to stop over
in Columbia while touring the sew
eral counties in the area, at that
time.
Due to limited time allotted the
officials, Mr.. White urges every
one to be on time, and urges every
Democrat who possibly can, to be
present.
C. f. (Jake) Walker added his
bit to the announcement, and said
Were going to have real Terry
Sanford Day to show our future
Governor, Tyrrell is in there pitch
ing for him, all the way, Walker
also informed that all merchants
were being asked to close up their
establishments during the time OF
the meeting.
For those interested White. re-
leased that there would be a Dem
ocratic Rally and free barbecue
dinner at Washington Tuesday
night.