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Evening star., 1961-09-12
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from your home on, your ovr
schedule. Fer interview appoint-
msrt. call between 10 ANIL pm,
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HELP WoMEn
RECEPTIONISTS

win SnSiyss bsekEround. trans
portation, also counsel.
v. WOOD PERSONNEL
sos 10th ST. NV. AT H
SOUTHERN BLDG, 303 DI. 1888
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1925 Conn. Ave. NV. Rm. 7o2
ST. 3-17S5. iUse Elevator One 81
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Nv SERVlCEMEN
Full and part time: outside will
car; fully experienced. III. 2-S537
~ OUTSIDE SERVICEMAN wanted
fun or part time: fully expert
enced; transp. furnished. Cal
ia. 4-1165.
TV MEN-Benchmen and outsidl
men. Full and part time. so
goth st. NV. FE. S-Sl0S.
UPHOLsTERER, steady work, tol
sSlary; Custom work. STYLE
CRAFT INTERIORS, NO. 7-4646
UPFULSTERER. exper. only; stead,
st. MoiK NV. AOOl' at S24o Pr0'Os'
WAITERs-Pert-time or full. opei
"a hurs. VINEYARD REST, 1855
Lee hwy. at Rosslyn Circle.
WAREHOUSE ASST. SUPERVISOR
exper:, under 40, ne, to S37h
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1888 Eve N. W
WAREHOUSEMAN ASSISTANT, ex
per. in handling appliances ant
Tvs. Good starting salary an,
coIapeny benefits. Mr.. ANDREWS
WATCHMAN-3 pms pm. Mon.
Fri, 81 .25 per hr. eth and t SITS
NE. area. Reply Box 19-E, Star.
WORK PART TIME. no canvass
no exper. nee: car, white; S12 pc,
eve. JU. 5000, ia. 5-9457.
YOUNG MAN-Service est tablisheC
customers in Washineton area
We will train married man ovei
21 years. must have neat appear.
snee and able to meet public
Sl25 per week guaranteed t
start. ~. 5-71sS.
YOUNG MEN bet. IS and 81 fo
part time telephone solicitation
work: leads are supplied; goot
hours. good pay. opport. for adj
vancement: exper. preferred bu
not nee. Call JU. T-SO56 aft.
pm. for appointment.
YOUNG MEN (2). to work in deli,
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must be neat, clean, and sober
Apply OPEN DOOR DELEGATES.
SEN after 200, 1883 Irving st.
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YOUNG MAN, 25 to 50. mechanic.
ally inclined and capable of usinI
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has opening for personable youns
man to learn jewelry repairing
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Excellent opportunity for the righ
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Call ia. 2-7107 for an appoint.
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YOUNG MAN-Excel. opport. fol
beginner with schooling or exper
in typing and bookkeeping, TO
general office work In credit dept
Of Ise. Ford dealer. Phone Ma
$4,000 for appt. for interview.
STEUART MOTOR CO.
9Th and New York Ave. NV,
YOUNG MEN (3J, bet. Is and 25
wanted for home improvement
service: exper. not necessary, viii
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Evening star., 1961-05-10

and be careful that your iron
doesn't squirt water as steam
irons do at times. The only
problem would be water spots
if the iron does this.
-
QuestiOn-My son is having
a very large morning wedding.
Please help me out on what to
wear. I'm As. The wedding
breakfast is to follow but the
reception is late in the after
noon. Would it be proper to
wear the same outfit all day,
or should have a change for
each?-Undecided.
Answer - I'm afraid you'll
have to wear two different out
fits. A daytime dress is proper
for a wedding breakfast. where
as a cocktail dress is in order
for a late afternoon running
lnCO evening reception.
Miss Scott is oIwoys glad to heor
from her readers, and whenever pos
sible will use their questions in her
column, but becouse Of the qreot
volume Of moil received dolly, she
connot onswer individual letters.
A booklet containing IS
ideas for gifts you can make
is noU available. These Gift
ideas haze been selected from
Patricia Scott'S most popular
columns. To receiUe a copy
of "15 Gifts You Can Make"
tOrite to Miss Scott in care
OF The EUening Star, incloS-
ing a long, Selt-dddreSSed,
stamped enUelope and 20
cents to coUer printing and
handling costs.
1881 Field Enterprises, Inc)
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sey, now Mrs. Donald Daw-
son, will be the commentator.
Mrs. Francis G. Ulen is
general chairman, assisted by
Mrs. Leonard w. Thomas as
cochairman.
The committee chairmen
include Lady Munro, Nine.
Yang and Sonora de Nichol-
son, tables; Mrs. T. David
Gates and Mrs. Charles C.
DeShazo, refreshments; Mrs.
Gladys Bowling, decorations;
Mrs. Felthan Watson, invi-
tationS; Mrs. James w. But
Ter, printing; Mrs. Casper
Morell, entertainment; Mrs.
Eugene Rietzke, hostesses;
Miss Olga Fink, fortunes, and
Mrs. Ernest N. Gore and Mrs.
Marie Werner, tickets.
Evening star., 1961-05-10
Federation eu Slated

A Latin American Fashion
Show Tea at the Embassy
of Ceylon will be held from
3 to 5 pm. Saturday under
sponsorship of the District
Federation of Women's Clubs.
Mrs. Gunewardene. wife of
the Ambassador of Ceylon, is
honorary chairman of the
event which will benefit the
federation's Latin American
Scholarship Fund. Tickets
may be obtained at the door.
Mrs. E. Lee Ozbirn, presi-
dent of the General Fedora
ton of Women'S Clubs, will
receive with Mrs. Gunewar-
dene and the District Fedora
ton president, Mrs. E. Nor
gan Pryse.
Former actress Iona Mas
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SEAMS :
TO Me-.
Questions and Answers

Remodeling ready = to wear
has many limitations. There
are some things you can do
successfully to change the style.
but don't expect too much
when you haven't matching
fabric to work with.
y -
Question: have a problem
and hope you can help me.
When you take out the sleeve
Of a bought dress and the arm
hole is much too large, how
can you fill it in to make a
sleeveless dress for the sum-
mer?-MrS. H. D.
Answer-This is one prob
lem I can't help you with. Once
the pattern is cut and the hole
is there. you're stuck! There is
no way of filling in an armhole
that is too large. Only a pat
tern can be altered to make a
dress with sleeve suitable for a
sleeveless version.
= 4
Question: did very stupid
thing, as have a couple of
friends of mine. I made a dress
with the thought in mind that
Evening star., 1961-05-10

BY PATRICIA SCOTT

I would lose weight. I never
lost the weight, and after wear
ing the dress a couple of times,
the fabric actually pulled apart
on each side of the bodice from
the armhole seam right down
to the waistline. have match
ing fabric left and wonder if
I can do anything to save the
dreSS.-Mrs. J. w.
AnSwer-Yes. you can patch
it and it won't look too bad.
To make a panel patch, cut out
the underarm section of the
blouse from sleeve down to the
waist. Using this section as a
pattern, cut, match and seam
in a new piece Figure Al. .
However, remember when you
cut the patch that you must
leave double seam allowance
on the patch edge to be scanned
to the blouse to make up for
the seam allowance that is
taken out Of the blouse. The
patch will blend in nicely on
the right side of the dress
Figure b.
=
Question: have a very full
Evening star., 1961-05-10

black chiffon dress. It looks
so we'll just after a pressing,
but I've worn it so many times,
I'm afraid this continual press
ing will weaken the material.
What temperature Of iron
should 1 use on chiffon? Dry
or steam? Should it be pressed
on the right or wrong side?
j. M.
Answer - Chiffon should be
pressed with a steam iron set
at a rather low temperature
such as for rayon and synthet-
les. Press on the wrong side
Evening star., 1961-05-10
Diplomats Wives To Be Honored

The Congressional Club
will honor the wives of the
chiefs of the diplomatic mis-
sions at a tea to be held at
2:30 pm. Friday.
Evening star., 1961-05-10

Chairman of the event Is
Mrs. Alexander Wiley, wife
Of the Senator from Wis
consin.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
P. .k.

Sunday PM.
"chandu" 1910. Bella Lueosi 1905
Main Street After Dark" 1915. Audrey Totter.
1909
"BeIIe STAIRS Daughter" l94s. George Mont
oomery. 2:oo-7
Never Take No for an Answer" 1851. Dennis
0'Dea. 2:3o-4
Mighty Joe Young" ls4e. Robert Armstrong.
4:oo-5
"A Girl, Guy and Cob" 1871. George Murphy
1905
"The Quiet Man." 1852. John Wayne. l1:l5-4
MAN Alive" le45. Pat Brien. ll:15-5
Northwest Passage" 1910. Spencer Tracy.
ll:l5-o
Mondoy P.M.
VALLEY of the Sum-" 1912 James Craig. 1905
"centennial Summer" 1916. Jeanne Grain.
5000
breaking the Ice" 1888 Bobby Breen. 1l:oo-5
"The Foxes Of Harrow" l947. Rex Harrison.
Ills
Massacre" 1856. Dane Clark ll:3o-7
"The Caribbean Mystery" le45 James Dunn.
1:25-e
Tuesdoy PM.
ut Happened in New Orleans" 1886. Bobby
Breen" 1905
Manila Calling" 1912 Lloyd Nolan 5000
"Race Street" 1e4e. George Raft. 11:oo-5
"The Captain From Koepeniek." 1858. Heinz Ruh-
manu. ll:15-o
baroness and the Butler" 1893. William Powell.
ll:3o-7
"Private Nurse" le41 Brenda Joyce. 1855
Wednesday P.M.
"Seven Keys to Baldpate" ls47. Philip Terry.
1905
"The Hardys Ride High" 1889 Mickey Rooney.
5000
Evening star., 1961-04-02

Sahara" 1913 Humphrey Boeart. s;oo-5
Might Song" 1913. Dana Andrews. 1905
"A Yank in the RAF." le4l. Tyrone Power.
Ills
beginning of the End" 1857 Peesie Castle.
l1:30-7
"City Of Chance" 1870 Lynn Bari 1000
Thursday P.M.
"HitIer's Children" 1913 Bonita Granville.
1905
Evening star., 1961-03-06
Beoming MoriIyn Out
Of New York Hospital

NEW YORK. Mar. 6 (AP).-
Actress Marilyn Monroe was
home at her East 57th street
apartment today after almost
q month Of disqualification for
"a rest and a checkup."
She was beaming when she
walked out of the Columbia
Presbyterian Medical Center
yesterday and announced, II
feel wonderful" She said she
had no immediate plans-just
more rest at home.
Miss Monroe appeared a bit
startled when she was con-
fronted at the hospital en-
trance by a showing crowd Of
about 300 fans and so reporters
and photographers.
Her smile remained fixed,
however, even when the crowd
got past her police escort and
hospital guards and rocked her
limousine momentarily.
She declined to talk about
Evening star., 1961-03-06

cases resists treatment by an
tibiotics. An emergency ira
cheotomy was performed, plac-
ing a thin tube into her wind
pipe to ease her breathing.
Despair at One Point
Miss Taylor was given one
hour to live at one point during
the critical first night in the
hospital. her husband, Eddie
Fisher. revealed.
II think she has turned the
corner now and is fighting
back" said the 31-year -old
singer, weary from his long
vigil at her bedside.
An electronic lung machine
was rushed so miles from an
out-of-town hospital yesterday
when Miss Taylor's breathing
began to slacken. The Barnet
Ventilator". named for the hos
pital in Hertfordshire where 1t
was invented. is a small square
box that synchronizes artificial
breathing with a patients own
natural breathing rate. Other
lung machines tend to force
breathing at an unnatural rate.
Within an hour after the
Evening star., 1961-03-06

very good. She is becoming
anemic and we are giving her
blood transfuSionS."
DR.. Goldman said in an in
terview the star is still gravely
ILL.,"
He declined to elaborate
further on her condition, and
said q bulletin will be issued at
8 pm. a pm. EST.
The movie actress spent a
restless day-with a tube in
serted in her throat to aid
breathing. Earlier reports said
she had displayed some i'm
provement after a restless
night.
There is a slight improve
ment in Miss Taylor's condition,
but she is not out Of danger
yet," said a bulletin from the
team of six doctors attending
the Hollywood star.
Last night the doctors said
her condition had improved
considerably"
DR.. Goldman said she would
be in the London clinic for at
least another 10 days and "she
will need a long time to recu-
perate, perhaps a year."
The prospect of such a long
period away from the cameras
raised another big question
mark over the future Of the
multi-million-dollar epic Cleo
patra." in which Miss Taylor
was to play the title role.
DR.. Goldman said Miss Taylor
has tremendous fighting pow
ers and I feel certain she will
pull through" He said the
tube inserted in the stars
throat to help her breathing
had made her restless.
DIR. Middleton Price, the
breathing expert, was with her
all night" he reported.
The 29-year-old beauty was
rushed to the exclusive London
clinic by ambulance Saturday
night with Staphylococcus
which In some
Evening star., 1961-03-06
Cosurdi Succeeds
Spuuk Temporarily

PARIS. Mar. 8 (AP) Al
berto Casardi, Italian Deputy
Secretary General Of the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization,
has assumed the functions of
Secretary General temporarily.
Mr.. Casardi has succeeded
Paul-Henri Spaak, who left the
post Saturday to resume po-
litical activity in Belgium. Dirk
U. Striker. Dutch representative
on the NATO permanent coun-
Gil. is expected to be named
Secretary General.
Evening star., 1961-03-06
Nixon Speaks
About a Job;
Eyes Brown

HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 6 (AP)
Former Vice President Nixon
last night had Gina Lollo-
brigida, in a low-cut dress, as a
table partner at a Hollywood
dinner.
But he seemed to be keeping
his eye, mostly. on a chap
named Brown - Democratic
Gov. Edmund G. Brown, whose
seat Mr.. Nixon is rumored seek
ing.
They were all guests at a
Screen Producers Guild dinner
honoring film pioneer Adolph
Zukor.
For Love and Money
The one-tirne Republican
presidential candidate told the
dinner that Miss Lollobrigida
had told him that she started
in films strictly for the money
but now was working all for
love.
I'm no longer in it for love, "
said Mr.. Nixon. I'm thinking
Of the money.
ITO paraphrase Gen. MacAr-
thur, old politicians never die.
And they never fade away.
you've all heard I'm look
ing for a house, none of which
I can afford to buy. but I'm
really looking for a Job."
At that he looked over at
Gov. Brown, who followed him
on the program.
Mr.. Nixon reiterated earlier
statements, however, that he
had no political aspirations in
mind.
Brown Greets Nixon
Gov. Brown extended a cor
dial welcome to Mr.. Nixon, and
added:
I'm hoping him every sue
cess-in the private practice of
law"
Bob Hope. another speaker,
said that Mr.. NiXon's house
hunting has even extended to
Sacramento" Sacramento is
California's capitalJ
Then the comedian added:
For a Protestant. he's done
very well in politics"
Mr.. Zukor, the sS-year.old
founder Of Paramount, was
given the Screen Producers
Guild annual Milestone Award.
The Untouchables," was
awarded the groups annual
award for best-produced tele-
vision series, while THE Apart
ment," won the award for the
best-produced movie Of the
year.
Evening star., 1961-03-06

her future TV and movie plans,
but she repeatedly is scheduled
to begin work soon on a TV
production Of w. Somerset
Maugham's Rain" at a salary
Of $125,000
Miss Monroe, recently
divorced from Playwright
Arthur Miller, had been in the
Medical Center's Neurological
Institute for % days. Before
that, she spent a few days in
New York Hospital.
Evening star., 1961-03-06
Polish Parks on View

National Capital Parks will
present a lecture with colored
slides Of the national parks of
Poland at 8 pm. tomorrow in
the Interior Department audi
torium, Nineteenth and C
streets NV.
Evening star., 1961-03-06
Liz ToyIor Weakening,
7 ronsfusions Given

LONDON Mar. (AP).-Elzabeth Taylor, gravey i'll with
pneumonia has developed anemia and being given blood
transfusons her doctors reported tonight.
Dr. Carl Heinz Goldman of the actress
cal team said:
I'VE little worried about today blood is not
Evening star., 1961-03-06

Barnet machine went to work,
Miss Taylor had improved
enough to be moved back to
her own private room from the
operating recovery room.
Evening star., 1961-03-06
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WANCHESE PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Edwards of
Hampton, Va, visited Miss Rowena
Midget.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Daniels and
Alex Davis visited Mrs. Davis in
the Marine Hospital Norfolk, Sun
day.
Mrs. Louisa Williams visited her
son and daughter-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Williams in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Daniels
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Joe H. Bar
rett in Rocky Mount.
Mrs. Evelyn Davis and daughter
Beatrice visited relatives in Nor
folk.
Mrs. Barbara Gaskins and chill
dren and Mrs. Billy Baum and
children spent Sunday at Hatteras.
H. o. Bridges is being treated in
Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gaskill Of
Alexandria, Va, and a friend, M.
Butcher of Delaware, are visiting
Mr.. Gaskill's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. v. Gaskill. John Gaskill is re-
operating from a stay in Belvoir
Army Hospital.
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JAMBOREE
Continued from Page One)

battle and landing at Kitty Hawk
Bay, where it has been held each
year for several seasons.
The pirate battle this year will
be preceded by an exciting water
show featuring Laverne Watson
and the Outer Banks Ski Club.
Thrilling feature of the ski-show
will be the giant man-carrying kite
spectacle.
George Croker, parade marshall,
stated that the committee in
charge of this phase of the jam
boree had offered $3.50 in cash
prizes for the winning floats, as
follows: First, $75; Second $50;
and third $25. Route of the pa
rade which will be led by the new
Jamboree Ship "Sea Hag" will be
through 1853 Business on the beach
and thence to Fort Raleigh, via
downtown Manteo. Float entrants
to date include one of the Sea
Hag Fishing Club, The Carolinian,
the Beacon Motor Lodge, Scotch
craft Boats, Kellogg Supply and
Hatteras. Persons interested in en-
tering floats should contact Crock
err at the Beacon Lodge on Mays
Head.
The Jamboree gets underway on
Hatteras Island for all-day events
featuring the worlds biggest fish
fry" on Friday, April %. Events
on the following day in addition
to the battle and landing, ski show
and parade will include the coro-
nation at Fort Raleigh and events
for children.
Pre-Jamboree events still sched-
uled include the Teen-Age Bucca-
neer Ball at the Casino on April
21; Jolly Roger Ball, Mays Head
Casino, April %; Bearded mems
dinner at the Carolinian April II;
wives of bearded men dinner at
Beacon Motor Lodge April II; a
television show on Carolina Today
in Greenville, N. c., April "a; and
other dances at Mays Head and
Hatteras designed to raise monev
to bear expenses Of the Seventh
Annual Dare Coast Pirates JAM
boree.
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ART CLASS TO EXHIBIT

National Library Week will be
observed at the George Library in
Swan Quarter on April Is, 16, II
with an art exhibit. The pictures
were painted by the ladies in the
adult education class sponsored by
the Home Economics Department
of West Hyde High School and
conducted by Mrs. Tommie Gay
lord. The pictures are in oils, fea-
turing local scenes of the lake;
waterfronts, picturesque old barns,
sea scapes, and still life of fruits,
flowers, etc.
Those who have paintings on ex-
hibit are Mrs. Jay Boomer, Mrs.
D. B. Willis, Mrs. Tolar Simmons,
Mrs. Dick Lupton, Mrs. Gilbert
Tunnel, Mrs. Thomas Cahoon,
Mrs. Carroll Gibbs, Mrs. Robert
Bundy, Mrs. Marcel Cahoon, Mrs.
Bryce Creole, Mrs. Edward Lee
Gibbs and Mrs. Tommie Gaylord.
The exhibit will be open Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday, April II,
IS and 10 from 2 to S.
A tea will be given Sunday aft
ernoon from 8 to 5. The public is
invited.
The children's story hour was
held this week with Mrs. Wahab
Cahoon reading the following stor-
les: "The Wizard of o." "The
Elephant Child" "The Little Mer-
maid. Thumbelina," and "The Dec
Grafton of Independence" Those
present were: Kathy and Vpn
Brickhouse, Sharon Gibbs, Charles
Cahoon, Tronda Pendleton, Harold
Smith, Sallie Carter, Peggy Cara
wan.
Mrs. James Gibbs will be hos
tess for the next story hour.
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BRIDGES-CABE VOWS
SPOKEN IN ATLANTA

Miss Alice Ruth Cabe, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Reid Cabe, of
Manteo, and James Clinton Bird
ges, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Bird
ges of Atlanta, Georgia, were mar
ried Saturday, April 8. DR.. Frank
Moorhead performed the double
ring ceremony in the Peachtree
Road Methodist Church Chapel at
three o'clock in the afternoon.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a white silk
sheath with an overshirt of illusion.
Her fingertip veil fell from cap
Of seed pearls. She carried a bou-
quet of gardenias.
Bridesmaids were Miss Lou Bar
row and Miss Ethel Moore, both of
Atlanta. They wore identical dress
es of pink and blue and carried
white carnations. The bridegroonl's
father served as best man.
Mrs. Cabe chose for her daugh-
ter's wedding a beige chiffon dress,
matching accessories, and a cor
sage of gardenias. Mrs. Bridges
wore a navy and white eyelet en-
broidery dress, accented with a gar
denia corsage and white accesso-
ries.
After the ceremony the brides
parents entertained at a reception
at the home of the bridegroom
parents.
For travelling, the bride wore n
cinnamon brown cotton suit with
matching accessories. The couple
will live in Atlanta.
The bride has visited her mother
and father in Manteo, where Mr..
Cabe is with the Cape Hatteras
National Seashore Park.
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EAST LAKE PERSONALS

George Ambrose, Mrs. Dixie AM
brose, Mrs. Mary Ambrose and
Mrs. Minnie Spruill Joined Mrs.
Mary Greet of Manns Harbor and
visited Mrs. Caroline Cain Wednes-
day night in Albemarle Hospital.
Mrs. Minnie Spruill and Mrs,
Violet Cohoon and children Tina,
Norman Jr. and Ryan were at Mays
Head Friday.
Mrs. Dorothy Twiford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Carleno and daughter,
Eunice visited in Gum Neck last
week end.
Manteo visitors were: Mrs. Dixie
Ambrose, Mrs. Thelma Smith, Au-
brey Basnight, Mrs. Sarah Cahoon
Mrs. Violet Cahoon, Richard Twid-
dy and Mrs. Minnie Spruill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Hewitt of
Portsmouth and girls, Thelma
Carolyn, Gene visited Mrs. Hewitt's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Lundy Twi-
ford.
Mrs. Julia Primer, Mrs. Dixie
Ambrose, Mr.. and Mrs. Turner
Twiford, Theresa Greet, Mrs. Thel'
ma Smith, Mrs. Minnie Spruill
Mrs. Violet Cahoon and children
were in Columbia.
Mrs. Julia Primer is visiting her
children at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Spruill and
Mrs. Violet Cahoon and children
visited, Mrs. Fannie Perry and Mrs
Minnie Mae Spruill at Spot, Sun
day night.
Visitors from Norfolk were Mr.
and Mrs. Roger Cahoon and chill
dren, Mrs. Christine Cahoon, Terry
Ambrose, Miller Cahoon, Mr.. ano
Mrs. MILFORD Midgette and chill
dren.
Miss Blanch Copeland is visiting
in Elizabeth City.