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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, 1960-03-11
coLlNeToN PERSONALS

James Hamilton entered Ports
mouth Naval Hospital for treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Beasley,
Jr. and Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Mid
gette visited in Norfolk Sunday.
Mrs. Ebert Heath returned home
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Bateman
came Sunday for their boy, jim
my, who has visited his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Perry.
Edith Beasley, Minnie Beasley
and Zenora Milgette left today
for Rocky Mount and Chaptl Hill.
Miss Eunice Midgette is in
Weeksville visiting Mrs. Lottie
Bateman.
Miss Rae Meekins has returned
from Georgia after visiting her
sister, Mrs. Linwood Beasley.
Bobby Gaimel of the Navy,
recently stationed at Lakehurst,
N. J. is home on leave before GO
ing to California. He's just fin
ished parachute rigger school as
top man in his class. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Camel of Colington.
Age John Lee Belvin, Jr. of
the U. S. Air Force now stationed
in Formosa as enlisted for Is
more months. He was in training
at Lakeland A. F. B. in San An
tonic, Texas and later stationed
at Lourv A. F. B. in Denver, Col
orado. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Belvin.
Mrs. Mary E. Winder, IS, sis
ter of Mrs. Zeke Midget of Kit
ty Hawk, and Mrs. Anne Crank
and Mrs. R. C. Skies, both of
Colington died Monday in Battery
Park, Va. She was a native of
this area, and had a brother,
Noah Toler of Point Harbor.
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COUNTY CREW LEADERS
NAMED FOR CENSUS JOB

Daniel w. Burgess of Stunpy
Point has been named the crew
leader for Dare and Hyde Counties
of the 1860 census, John r. Brin.
son Of Washington announces. Mr.
Crimson who is district supervisor
and also announce Mrs. Ruth S
Bray of Shiloh for Camden and
Currituck Counties.
The crew leader for Dare was
recommended by L. v. Gaskill OF
Wanchese, Republican County
chairman.
Each crew leader will supervise
about 20 enumerators in the big
nationwide census which begins
April /. Crew leader training will
begin on March 8 for rural crew
leaders while their city counter
parts will start training on March
Ia. Topics to be covered in the
training sessions include proceed
ures for recruiting of census TAX
ers, how TO train their census
takers, canvassing methods, prepa-
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BELHAVEN telephone workers
figured in awards for safe driving
which were recently given 236
employees of the Carolina Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co. These
awards We're presented to en-
ployes who qualify under the driver
eligibility rules and who operate
their assigned vehicles without an
accident for one or more years.
Mr.. Wilkinson, the Belhaven eX-
change manager has a good record
for nine years, and has been
awarded many recognitions by his
company.
Mr.. Taylor's record is for five
years.
The group of award winners
logged nearly five million miles
with company vehicles, represent
ing a total of 1,135 years of ac-
cident free driving.
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III NEWS OF DARE COUNTY
By CHARLES EVANS

The county council met March
9Th. Spring activities, included the
talent contest, the health pageant
and dates chosen on advice of
Mrs. Gaylord and Mr.. Rea, as fol-
lows: talent contest and health
pageant, April End at Kitty
Hawk School; public speaking
contest and dress review, May 7th
at Manteo High School. Plans
were discussed for a family pic
mic on May 21st.
Alters all over the nation this
week March 8-14) are observing
and celebrating National All
Club Week, one of 4-H'S most
important activities. A display Of
All work is being carried around
the world on good will trip or
the U.S.S. Canberra to be dis
played to the people of foreign
countries.
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ROTARIANS BUY MEMBERSHIP
IN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION

Members of the Manteo Rotary
Club have bought memberships, 100
per cent in the Roanoke Island His
to1ical Association, Mrs. Burwell
Evans reports, but did not say
what price memberships. Mrs.
Evans is chairman of a project
seeking funds for the association.
She is getting support from other
civic groups. Manteo Rotary was
first to report.
Memberships will be sought far
and wide. The Association will need
all the funds it can get from men,
berships, and in addition a much
larger sum to get the Lost Colony
going, and which can only be OBJ
tanned from persons willing to
make larger contributions thar
single memberships.
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MRS. GIBBS APPOINTED ON
BETTER SCHOOLS GROUP

Mrs. Robert Gibbs has recently
been appointed to serve on the
Committee of 100 for Better
Schools" This important commit
tee has been formed by the State
School Boards Association of
North Carolina for the purpose
of promoting active leadership
and support for the improvement
of the public schools of the state.
There is one representative
from each county of the state.
These leaders will serve as liaison
persons between the local citizens
and state leadership Of the North
Carolina School Boards Associa-
ton. Persons were selected on the
basis Of willingness and ability to
give unselfish service to the edu-
cational welfare Of the children.
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WATER SAFETY MEET
AT MACS HEAD FRIDAY

A meeting to discuss water
safety on the beach during the
summer season will be held al
The Carolinian, Mays Head, or
Friday, March II at 1890 o'clock
"Bill Mcdonald, area representa-
tive of the American Red Cross
will lead the discussion and the
public is invited, especially per-
sons having hotel and motel con-
nections on the beach," Mrs. Lu.
ellie Winslow said.
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DARE HAS LEAP YEAR BABY

Dare County has a 1860 Leap
Year baby. He is Thomas Ryan
Tillett of Manns Harbor, the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Tillett of
Manns Harbor, and was born Feb
ruary 20 in the Columbia, N. c.,
hospital. His weight was eight
pounds, six ounces. Mrs. Tillett is
the former Janet Midget of Man
teo. The Tilletts have one other
child, a daughter.
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ENGELHARD INFANT DIES

Nina Harrell Gibbs, seve.
month-old daughter of Mr.. AZ
Mrs. Gladford Gibbs, died Mond;
morning at the home of her pa
ents in Engelhard.
Surviving besides her paren
is a brother, Ray Gibbs.
Graveside funeral services we
held Tuesday afternoon at 2 pr
in the family plot near Engelhal
with the Rev. Walter Armsrton
officiating.
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ration and submission of repos
and the supervision of CEN
takers to insure complete Q
accurate count.
The crew leader is one Of I
key people in the field operate
of the 1860 Census Of POPULATE
and Housing. 1t is his responsible
to recruit and train the Gems
takers and take remedial act
where necessary, and TO han,
problems of difficult enumeration
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-21
Damascus
By Marion Griffith
Clearwater 3-2682

The Northern Montgomery
County Women's Democratic
Club met last week at Olney
Inn for luncheon followed by a
business meeting and program.
Mrs. Gertrude johnson, chair
man of the nominating commit
tee presented the following
slate of officers which was
unanimously approved: presi-
dent, Mrs. Robert Monkey; vice
president, Mrs. Clifford Davis,
ST.; treasurer. Mrs. John Hood;
recording secretary, Mrs. Luth-
er Burke; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Woody Main; and
auditor, Mrs. B. D. Gladhill.
The club is planning to hold
an auction sale in Damascus
on April 8. Mrs. E. Brooke Lee
will serve as general chairman
with Mrs. Jerry Williams as CO.
chairman. Mrs. Herbert S. Hyatt
will serve as chairman for the
Damascus district with Mrs. o.
E. Williams as vice chairman.
Mrs. Luther Howard is chair
man for Laytonsville district
with Mrs. Alton Martin as vice
chairman. Mrs. Cyrus Finley
will be chairman for Clarksburg
district and Mrs. Vernon Taylor
vice-chairman. Mrs. B. D. Glad
hill will be pickup chairman
and Mrs. Ralph Wells markup
chairman. A large variety of
items will be auctioned off.
Mrs. Edna Cook, member of
the Maryland House of Dele
gates from Montgomery County
was the speaker of the after
noon. She spoke of the role
played by women in the political
life of Maryland beginning with
the famous Mistress Margaret
Brent of colonial days and the
equally famous Anna Ella Car
roll of the Civil War period
down through the many women
who have represented their
counties so ably in the Maryland
legislature.
Damascus has a new club as
of Thursday last week. The
Damascus Woman's Club was
organized as of that date. The
officers are: president, Mrs.
Sterling Day; vice president,
Mrs. George Pope; secretary,
Mrs. Ray Purdum; and treas.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-21
By Doody Burkett
Walker 6-1461

The continued hearing on the
proposed trailer court on Shi'
lob Church I'd. will be held to-
day at $3.50 am. by the County
Council in Rockville. The hear.
ing had been scheduled for De.
cember II, but was cancelled
because of the illness of c. Ed.
ward Nicholson, attorney for
the petitioner, Edward Costello.
We are sorry to report the
passing of Raymond L. Pope
of Hyattstown Mil I'd. He died
of heart attack on January S.
He was formerly employed by
the Chestnut Lodge in Rock.
vile as a male nurse. Burial
was in Littleton, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Nil.
Ter and daughter, Nancy, Wis.
tied Mrs. Miller's relatives and
friends in Ohatchee, Admission,
and Birmingham, Ala, during
the Christmas and New Years
holidays.
Mr.. Ralph Martz and Mr.. Ray.
mond King will serve on the
petit jury beginning January
Is.
The Clarksburg Elementary
School Spring Festival will be
held on May 81, 1860. There will
be pony rides, hay rides, fire
engine rides, games for every.
one, a bake sale, plant sale. soft
ice cream and all the
other usual attractions that go
toward making the festival in.
viting to the school crowd and
their parents and friends. Mrs.
Duncan Clark and Mrs. B. w
Burkett will be in charge of the
plant sale. A supper or some
other type menu is also planned.
For serving food, the P.TA
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-21
Boyds
.CatrOn Back
From DUTY
In Okinawa
BY Mrs. James p. Kerr
WAverly 6-3828

Mrs. Phyllis Catron was
overjoyed by the return of her
husband, Junior Catron, one day
last week, from Okinawa.
where he had been for the past
IL months. He expects to re-
enlist in about a month and
be stationed in New Jersey.
His wife, the former Phyllis
Staley, and little son will 90
with him to his new assign.
ment.
There have been several
deaths among the residents of
Boyds In the past three weeks,
the first Of which was that of
Frank Rubel, a native of Boyds,
who passed away after a long
illness at the Home for the In.
curables In Washington on Jan
uary 8, and was buried in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
The second was that of Mrs.
Victor Coles, who passed away
suddenly at the Montgomery
County Hospital on January II,
and was buried in Arlington
Cemetery, after a service at
Humphreys Funeral Home in
Bethesda, conducted by the Rev.
James P. Kerr.
The third was that of Mrs.
Lucinda Steavers, who died In
a rest home in Hagerstown on
January ID, and was buried
from Hilton's Funeral Home, in
GAINESVILLE on Monday, Janu.
airy 1S, at. IL am. Burial was
in the Boyds Church Cemetery.
We extend sympathy to all of
these families.
The Christmas decoration con.
test put on by the Boyds Mems
Club, was won by Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hallack. The second
prize was won by Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowe and the third was won
by Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Nicholson.
Mrs. Smith HoyIe had as
guests on Sunday last her
daughter and son-in.law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Russell, of Hillen-
dale, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. "Sklppy" Knott,
OF Rockville, spent Sunday last
visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Knott, near Boyds.
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Damascus
Mrs. Mo1ley Heads Democratic Group

urer, Mrs. Arthur Henley. The
meeting was held at the home
of Mrs. Sterling Day with Mrs.
Charlotte Whiddon as co-hostess.
Program chairmen and host.
esses for each month of the
year were set up. Any women
in the Damascus area is eligible.
Dues are one dollar annually,
and the club will meet on the
second Thursday of each month
at 8 pm.
The Damascus Chamber of
Commerce will meet Monday at
8 pm: at the firehouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Heast-
ings of Delmar, Del, Mrs.
Charles Kinnamon and son Neil
of Cambridge and Mrs. Guy Will
son of Baltimore were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer.
son Slacum
At DIS Mr.. Jack Kesner's
thind period civics class has
brought out a most interesting
project, a booklet called "In and
Around Our Town." Members
of the class sought to learn the
purpose and principles of var
ious organizations in the COM
munity and to gain information
about projects and services. The
result is quite a fund of COM
munity information. Anna Sla-
cum Is class reporter.
The Senior class at DIS
motored to Shepherd College in
Shepherdstown, w. Va. last
week to see college basketball
game and also to give class
members a chance to see some
thing of small college life. Mr..
Harry Stipe and Mr.. Richard
Wilson are class sponsors.
The Alumni of DIS defeated
the Nv team by $3.50 and the
Varsity by 1888 in basketball
last week. High scorers were
Louis Abramams for the Alumni
and Keonard King for the Hor-
nets.
Seniors Tommy Staley, Eddie
Smith, and Paul WEIGH and Jun
Tor Sam Hitch are going midget
minded. Eddie and Paul are
working on a model car pow.
cred by 81 horsepower four
cycle Briggs and Stratton engine
which they plan to rattle off at
the Legion carnival. Sam and
Tommy are working on a go.
cart powered by an eight.horse
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two-cycle engine for high speed
racing. The car is to be ready
early in June. Mr.. Milton
Proett is club sponsor.
Mrs. Robert Floyd of the
Damascus P-TA appeared be.
fore the Board of Education last
week to again show the need
for a new library at DIS. Also
attending the hearing were Mr..
William Freienmuth, Mrs. Her
bert Hyatt, Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
liam Slaton and Mr.. Ellis Cline.
Episcopalians in the Damas-
Gus area who are interested in
forming an Episcopal mission in
Damascus are invited to attend
an organizational meeting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
els Eckloff at 24701 Ridge Road
next Sunday evening at 8 pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Masters Of
Wheaton and Mr.. and Mrs. B. M.
Woodfield were dinner guests
Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs. H. T.
Bennett.
Mrs. Mollie Gladhill, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. D. Gladhill and Maurice,
and Mrs. Lillian Roelkey spent
Sunday as guests of Mr.. Frank
Hoover in New Windsor.
Some twelve members of
Scout Troop No. 445 accom-.
panied by Mr.. Milton Shon and
Mr.. Charles Tschiffely enjoyed
a sightseeing field trip to Wash
ington on Saturday.
Mrs. Leslie Thompson enter
tanned last week at a coffee
hour honoring her new neighbor
Mrs. Jones Griffin who recently
moved into the home formerly
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Elliott. The Griffins have
one daughter Alice and Mr.. Grit
fin is a teacher at Newport Jun
ior High. Those attending were
the Mesdames William Freien-
Earl Shaw, Robert Tuck.
erman, Robert Floyd. Herbert
Cain, Jack Day, Eugene Lewis,
James Stevens, and Paul Cor
nor.
The Wesleyan Service Guild
is serving a business mans
Thursday at tn e
church hall beginning at 1870
am. Mrs. Edward Brown is
The Fire Department Auxil-
larry will meet January 18th at
the firehouse at 8 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-21
By Mollie w. Christie
WAverly 6-3525

Mrs. Warren Shantz was host.
ess on Tuesday morning at a
coffee hour honoring Mrs. Ben
Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, former
residents of Washington Grove.
have recently returned from
Athens, Greece, where he has
been attacked to the American
Embassy with the United States
Information Service. While liv,
ing there, the Halls adopted two
little Greek children, a boy and
a girl, now four years of age.
They also worked with Queen
Fredericka in a program facili.
tating the adoption of Greek or.
phans by American couples.
The party on Tuesday in the
nature of both a welcoming and
a farewell affair, for Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall sailed yesterday for
their new embassy post in
Beirut, Lebanon.
The building plans of the Ep.
worth Methodist Church were
unveiled last Thursday evening,
when the congregation met for
a covered dish supper at the
church. After the meal, the
proposed plans for the new
church were presented and dis
cussed.
A coffee hour for the Ep-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-21

Publicity, Mrs. Robert Pratt;
Crafts, Mrs. Daniel Boyd; Toys,
Mrs. Edward Schwarz; Cookies,
Mrs. Chester Grubbs.
A very big help to her daddy,
particularly as income tax time
rolls around, was Patricia Ann
Sullivan of Williamsburg Viii
lage. Patricia Ann, brand-new
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Sullivan, entered the world on
December 81, 1859 - a most
cooperative new baby!
Good luck to Ed Culver, who
recently bought the Betholine-
Sinclair Station in Olney. Ed,
who lives in Williamsburg Viii
lage, sold his Wheaton garage,
but will offer the same services
in Olney. His brother-in-law,
Keith Cathcart from Mississippi,
has moved to Olney to help Ed
with the station.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-21
Crofton Is Named
To Elmwood Manor

Timothy A. Crofton, for four.
and'a-half years a probation of.
ficer with the Montgomery
County Juvenile Court, has been
appointed administrator of the
Elmwood Manor School for emo
tionally disturbed boys. at Saw
age, Md.
He will be the primary assist
ant to school director DR.. Frank
w. Dinwiddie, who recently won
coming approval to erect an
other, similar school for boys
at Falkland.
Crofton is a graduate of
Maryland University and Bulls
Preparatory School. He will as
sumo his new duties the first
week In February.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-21

in Hyattstown from 9 pm. til
IL midnight. They hope to raise
funds badly needed for equip
ment. Johnny Glaze and his
band will supply the music.
Why don't you plan a pleasant
evening and attend one Of these
dances. A worthwhile cause will
be served.
Mr.. Jesse Hafer is recovering
from a bone fusion operation
he underwent in early Decem.
Der. He is still in a cast and
would like his friends to call on
him when they can. On Sunday,
January IL, Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
lard Walker and son, Gary, Of
Sterling, Va, visited the Hafers.
Mrs. Walker is Mrs. Hafer's
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora King and
family have moved into their
new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Yokley
have written from Greenville,
Tenn, to report they have pur-
chased a new home. They
moved from Clarksburg re-
Gently to be near their daugh.
ter.
The balloon which was re.
leased from Wallops Island. Va.
on Saturday, January 10, was
quite visible here in Clarks.
burg.
The P-TA reports 1t now has
70 members. Dues are so cents
per person or one dollar per
family. Send the money to
school with your child or con.
tact Mrs. Duncan Clark at the
P-TA meeting the third Wednes.
day of each month.
Beginning February II, the
kindergarten children who have
been attending morning classes
will attend the afternoon
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Germantown
Mrs. Briggs Dies in Florida

sister Id brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Davis, of
Gaithersburg, they made stops
in Fort Myers to see another
sister, Mrs. Estelle Grimes; and
in North Miami to spend some
days with Mrs. Mary L. Smith,
an aunt of Mrs. Watkins and
Mrs. Davis. The trip was one
of relaxation, and fishing on
the Keys and shopping were en-
joyed. The weather. Mrs. Wat
kins reports, was fine, and con-
tributed to their pleasure.
Visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c. Staley Weller last
week were their son, Capt. C.
Thomas Weller, of Portsmouth,
N. H, and Mrs. Weller and their
two young daughters, Kathy
and Susan. Capt. Weller re-
ceived his promotion from Lieu
tenant, First Class, this month.
Last October Lieut.. Weller took
a period of air training at
Forbes Air Force Base, Topeka,
Kan. At the conclusion of
this training, he and his crew
were given a reward for finish
ing at the top Of their classes.
His crew consisted of himself, a
co-pilot, and a navigator. This
crew set a record for all classes
ever attending the Base, and
were responsible for the up
grading of BAT crews. The
award was given on the basis
of bombing and navigation accu-
racy, time of take-off and stand
ardized ratings.
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classes. Those now going In the
afternoon will go In the morn.
Ing.
Trading stamps are requested
by the school for filling out the
kitchen ware needed for serv-
ing meals. If you have any you
would like to donate, contact
the school at WAverly 6.13S4.
School will be closed on Jan.
uary %. Teachers will be In
school working on their own
assignments that day.
There is a new aquarium at
the school. It is a beauty and
the children are fascinated by
II. There are angel fish, black
mollies and guppies. Be sure to
inspect 1t on your next visit to
school.
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cIurksburg
Trailer Court Hearing Resumes Today

is In dire need of tableware.
Knives, serving dishes, serving
spoons, sugar bowls, cream
pitchers, salt and pepper shak.
ers, water and iced tea pitchers,
cups and saucers are some OF
the items needed. Contact any
member of the P-TA, executive
committee or the school and ar.
rangements will be made to pick
up your donation IL you cannot
bring 1t to school yourself.
Mrs. Duncan Clark spent
Wednesday night at the home Of
Mrs. Mayfield Bray In Bethesda.
She and Mrs. Bray attended a
book club meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Peggy Bacon, also Of
Bethesda. Members of the club
read works Of a particular au-
thor and then a discussion fol.
lowed.
Russ Corey informs us the
Optimists have plans underway
to start a Boys Work program
in the community. 1t will ne
programmed on a yearly basis.
After final details have been
discussed a full writeup Of the
program will be given in this
column.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Day
plan to leave for Florida this
week. Their daughter, Joyce,
and her family live In Jackson.
vile, and that Is the destination
Of the Days.
Mrs. John Glaze celebrated
her birthday at home this past
week on January H.. She went
on shopping trip with her
aunt. A plan to go with her par.
ents went astray when one Of
them became i'll with the virus
The Hyattstown Fire Depart.
ment will hold a dance every
Saturday night at the Fire Hall