The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-09-29
ocRl.coKE PERSONALS

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their daughter Mrs. Edward Promo
bis and family in Richmond. Chief
and Mr.. Benjamin L. O'Neal took
them to Richmond and en- route
visited their son Douglas in Ports
mouth. Douglas is student at
Frederick College.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Gaskill ac-
companied their son James Barrie
to Eiixabeth City this past week
end where he will attend The Col
lege of the Albemarle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Wahab and
family have moved to Lewes, Del,
where Mr.. Wahab is stationed with
the Coast Guard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hensley and
children and her mother, Virginia
Williams Of Gainesville, Va, are
spending the week at the Howard
Tourist Home. This is their third
vacation visit to Ocracoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danny Garrish and
family spent several days in Nor
folk recently visiting Mrs. Gar
IRISH parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f.
Overton.
Mrs. Thomas Nowling and daugh-
ter Charyn are making their home
at Ocracoke for the winter. Mrs.
Nowling is employed at The Island
Inn and Charyn is senior at Oc-
raccke High School.
Miss Carolyn Jane Garrish has
been home for week and has had
as her house guest Miss Sylvia
Moore Of Portmouth, Virginia.
The WSCS has prepared an at
tractive cookbook with recipes by
Ocracohe residents, particularly
seafood recipes. Mrs. Neafie Scar
borough, Vice President of the
WSCS. has charge of this project
and many books have already been
sold Proceeds win be used for the
work Of the WSCS.N s
The Atlantic Ocracoke ferry
stayed in dock at Ocracoke on Mon
day. The Captain, Marvin Howard
feared the passage to Atlantic
would be too dangerous due to the
hurricane. Ten or twelve cars in
line returned north by way Of Hat
terae.
Jackie s. Wilson has been home
on ten day leave from the u. S.
Navy, visiting Mrs. Josephine VIII
Hams. Jackie is stationed on the
Shangra-la which took part in the
evacuation of the Galveston area
because of the hurricane.
Coast Guardman George Lewis
O'Neai has completed his basic
training at Cape May, New Jersey,
and has been home on ten day
pas& He will be stationed in the
New York area. Also home after
completing the same training was
Ronnie Van O'Neal, who will be
stationed in the Boston district.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stanley
WaAab have been in Norfolk this
week.
Miss Louise Tolleson, daughter of
Mrs Horace Gaskins. and key
O'Neai, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
O'Neal. ST., were married on Sep
tember 18th at Currituck. N. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer TensIey Of
Carterville, Va, and their children
have been spending the week at the
Howard Tourist Home.
The Ocracoke PTA met Tuesday
night at the school.
Circle of the Methodist Church
win meet on Tuesday at the Church.
The WSCS viii meet Wednesday
afternoon.
On Sunday, October 18th, the
Methodist Church will observe Lay
Leaders Sunday. Various laymen
viii have charge of the morning
service.
The Scottish Rites Ladies Night.
scheduled for September 21st and
postponed because of Hurricane
Esther, will be held on Thursday.
September 18th, at the Ocracoke
Restaurant.
On October LIST, at 7:30, the
United Methodist Church will have
a Family Night. All the families on
the Island are invited to attend by
the pastor, r. d. Shinkle. In adj
diticn TO the congregational sing
ing, there will be special musical
program and message from the
Pastor.
Cub Scout Troop 300 met We'd
nesday, September 81, at the Scout
Han
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