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Evening star., 1961-11-12
Less Than 300
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Fall TO Rens
BY DICK o'BRIEN
star staff Writer

Taking advantage of the new
three-point goal rule by scoring
six baskets from 25 feet out, the
Pittsburgh Rens again swept
past the Washington Tapers,
1884. in an American League
basketball game at the Coli
scum yesterday.
The Rens made it a two
game sweep Of the series with
their easy triumph. They also
defeated Washington Friday
night at Norfolk.
Pittsburgh's Bucky Boylard,
Phil Rollins and Walter Man.
CHAM each hit twice for three
pointers, while Tony jackson
and Roger Kaiser got one
apiece for Washington.
A crowd" of less than 800
sat in on the matinee and
watched Pittsburgh take undis-
puted possession Of first place.
The Rens have a Al record,
followed by second-place Cleve-
land with 80. Washington fell
into the cellar with q "a rec
ord.
The Tapers discarded their
two-platoon system whic h
proved successful earlier against
Hawaii. They utilized several
combinations which proved in
effective as Pittsburgh jumped
into an early lead and never
relinquished it.
jackson and Kaiser led the
Washington scoring with 81
and is points. respectively.
Jackson got five field goals in
18 attempts. However, Tony's
average was better at the foul
line, where he Gagged eight free
throws in II tries.
Big Connie Hawkins set the
pace for Pittsburgh with 16.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
Southern Cal
Ron1ps Past
Indians, 3O-t5

LOS ANGELES, Nov. IL (AP)
Quarterback Pete Beathard
broke loose for a 69-yard touch
down run on the first play from
scrimmage for Southern Cali
fornia and the Trojans wheeled
on to a 30-15 victory over fun
bling Stanford today.
The victory kept Southern
Cal right behind UCLA in the
Rose Bowl race. Southern Cal
has a 2-0-1 Big Five record and
is 4-3-1 overall. Stanford is 0-S
and 3-5 overall. The TrojanS
failed to score a single extra
point.
The Indians fumbled five
times and lost the. ball for the
sixth time on a steal before an
astonished gathering of 36.59S.
The steal was executed by Tro-
jan Quarterback Bill Nelson,
who took the ball away from
Gary Craig on kickoff return.
Southern Cal then cashed a
Stanford tumble for a second
touchdown on a 60-yard drive,
but before the half ended,
Stanford put together a touch
down drive of SO yards in IL
plays. with Rod Sears pitching
out to Ken Babajian and Mike
Barnes for most Of the yardage.
Babajian scored from the two
Southern Cal put the game
away with three scores in the
second half.
Evening star., 1961-11-12

ished with 157 total yards, but
threatened to score only once
reaching the Blair is before 9
pass interception killed the
move.
The Barons' touchdown on
the early kickoff return started
with a reverse from Kevin Healy
to Flynn, who faxed another re-
verse to Doug Browning and
sped UPHELD behind blocks by
George Ames and Jim Van
DuSan.
Blair actually won the county
title on a complicated point
system brought into effect be-
cause both schools had only
one loss in the league. Blair
won six of seven league games
and finished 80 overall. B-CC
wound UP Ala and was 7-1-2
overall.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
Guithersburq
Beuts Sherwood
In Late Burst

Jimmy Ward rolled out
around right end for nine yards
on fourth down for the winning
touchdown yesterday as Gath
ersburg High School defeated
Sherwood, lat. on the losers
field.
Sherwood stopped a CATH
ersburg drive on the 5-yard line
but fumbled two plays later,
Ward recovered for the Tro-
jams, but In three plays they
were pushed back to the nine
Ward scored on the next play.
Les Gains blocked a quick
kick and Rick White picked up
the ball and raced IS yards for
the Sherwood touchdown late
in the third quarter.
Gaithersburg's first touch
down came with less than two
minutes to play in the half,
when Ward passed is yards to
Jackie Holland at the goal line
to end a 62-yard drive.
The game finished the sea-
son for both teams. Sherwood
posted a 81 record while Gath
ersburg won 4 Of 10.
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Johnson Beats
Northwood, 28-7,
In League Finale

Walter johnson High School,
tied in the first quarter on an
85-yard kickoff return by
Northwood, punched over scores
in each Of the remaining
periods to take home a 28-7
victory yesterday in a Mont
gomery County League finale at
Northwood.
Halfback Bill Sonner scored
three times, twice on 9-yard
passes by Jim Blomquist, and
Blomquist also passed for the
last score. Sonner's first touch
down ended an 88-yard drive
after the opening kickoff, but
on the next kickoff Jim Barley
returned it all the way for a
brief tie.
Walter johnson finished
with an overall 4-5-1 record
and Northwood with 81.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
Sonny Utz PAGES
VPI Frosh, 14-6,
In Shrine Bowl

ROANOKE. Va, Nov. II
(AP).-Halfback Sonny Utz
formerly Of Annandale High
School, ran for two touchdowns
today to lead Virginia Techs
freshmen to a 1915 victory over
the VMI Rats in the 18th an
nual Shrine Bowl football game,
Utz, voted the games out
standing back, broke loose for
13 yards to climax a 54-yard
drive in the second quarter and
came back to score from the
Q early in the final period.
VMI took the kickoff after
the second VPI touchdown and
marched 55 yards for its touch
down. Quarterback Charlie
Snead, brother of Redskins
quarterback, Norman Snead,
passed to End. Joe Bush for
the final 6 yards of the drive.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
Harlow Scores
3 Touchdowns as
Mclean Wins

Steve Harlow scored on runs
Of A and 64 yards yesterday to
run his touchdown total to five
this week as Mclean High
School ran over Hammond, 81
6, at Mclean.
Harlow scored three times
Monday, including a 91-yard
kickoff return, as the High
landers romped, 42-13, at Os-
bourn.
Mclean is in third place in
the Northern Virginia Group
la League with a 6-2-1 record
Chris Lingamfelter, a defen-
sive back, got the Highlanders
under way in the first quarter,
snatching a tumble out Of the
air and rambling 35 yards for
the first touchdown.
Rob Faris, son of Bob Faris,
George Washington. University
athletic director, continued his
perfect extra point kicking,
adding four to make his record
10-for-l0 since being called up
from the Junior varsity Monday.
He also added a 34-yard field
goal.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
"a Plato Runs Over
Luckey in FinuIe

LaPlata High School easily
defeated Lackey, $50, in the
season football windup for both
schools yesterday at Lackey.
Both teams finished with 4-4-1
records.
John Piper scored nine points
on a touchdown and three extra
points for LaPlata. Jim Oliver
ran 20 yards with a blocked
punt for another touchdown for
the winners.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
Carroll Wins
To Keep Title
Chances Alive

Carroll High School retained
q chance to repeat as Catholic
League champion by handling
Gonzaga its first league defeat.
i4-6. last night at Northwest
ern.
Carroll has only one loss and
meets O'Connell Saturday in
its final game. A victory over
the Stays combined with a
Gonzaga victory over st. Johns
next Sunday would give the
Lions the title.
Bernie Gallagher set up the
second Carroll touchdown in
the third quarter by blocking
a punt on the Gonzaga nine
yard line. He picked up the
ball and raced to the 2. A
penalty set the ball back to
the z, but two plays later,
Charlie Myrtle cracked over
right guard from the one for
the score. Marzetti's second
conversion gave Carroll its win
ming margin.
Marxetti Scores
The Lions went ahead in the
second period when Quarter
back Marzetti rolled out over
left tackle for the final three
yards Of a 37-yard drive that
took eight plays.
Gonzaga's only score was set
up when Bernie Zurowski at
tempted to punt for the Eagles
and Gallagher crashed through
to block it. The ball bounced
near the line of scrimmage,
where Gonzaga Halfback Jim
Scullen picked it up and raced
SIS yards to the Carroll IA.
Holloran ran five Of the next
six plays over left tackle and
scored from the one behind
the blocking Of Joe Lilly.
GOnzaga Stymied
GonZaga never threatened
thereafter, picking up only 81
yards on the ground, not in
cluding Scullen's 55-yard dash.
Carroll was constantly knock
ing at the Eagles goal line,
being stopped on the 25. 9 and
4-yard lines before scoring
twice. A 20-yard scoring pass
from Marzetti to Gallagher was
called back in the second quar-
ter because of a penalty.
Evening star., 1961-11-12

run by Halfback Butch Isreal
after Tackle John DeVries had
recovered a tumble on the
Wheaton IS.
There were 20 punts in the
game, IL by Wheaton. Quarter
back Richard Trugh filled In
for the injured Dick Allen for
the Rockets and hit Wright
with the scoring pass. Isreal,
who has been a standout END
for two years, was switched to
halfback by Coach Roy Lester
in an effort to fill the many
holes caused by injuries.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
long DRIVE WINS, 100
Arkansas THumphs
Over Sluggish Rice

HOUSTON, Tex, Nov. IL
tAP) = Arkansas permitted
Ricve to cross midfield only
once today as the Razorbacks
defeated the Owls, 100, on a
slippery field.
The victory kept alive Arkan-
sas' hopes for at least q share
of the Southwest Conference
title should someone trip un-
defeated Texas.
Showers fell during a major
portion Of the first half but
there was little rain as the
Porkers struck for. q third
period field goal and q final
quarter touchdown.
Mickey Cissell's 27-yard field
Evening star., 1961-11-12
Gammino Star
In Bulls Romp

Quarterback John Gammino
returned from a bout with
pneumonia to spark Bulls Prep
to a 800 victory over the New
port News Apprentice School
yesterday at Bulls.
Gammino, making his first
starting appearance Of the year,
threw three touchdown passes
to End Howard Humphries on
plays Of IS, 13 and 5 yards.
Humphries played his high
school football at Western.
The victory raised Bulls rec
ord to 3-3. The Little Admirals
wind up their season next week
against the Navy Plebes.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
Howard Soccer Victor

Howard University's soccer
se.m yesterday ended the IL
game winning streak Of New
Bedford with a 6-1 decision
over the Massachusetts, team at
Howard. Carlton Kinds and
Cecil Durham each booted two
goals for Howard, which now
has q SOL record.
Evening star., 1961-11-12

Washington State U.-Fo Melin. 81.
WasEtngton State U.-Reed 2, run
(Melin kiek).
oregon-Josephson o, run COREY
kick).
washington state U.-Reed 9. run
(run failed.
oregon-Josephson 9, run (corey
kick).
oregon-Renfro Q, run COREY kickl.
Washington. State U.-Reed 1, run
(kick failed).
Evening star., 1961-11-12
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL

Blair. rs; B-CC, Z.
Carroll, II: Gonzags, g..
6pi.copaL, Al. 81. Chrlstepher's. 4
Gs,t5ersbHrE. u; sherwood, =.
LaPiata, rs, Laekey, o.
Mclean, 81: Hammond. o.
OXon Hill. 46i Central, Z.
:. gt. Johns, I; OConneiI, 4.
Walter johnson. 2S, Northwooa. Z.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
Schoeppner Wins

DORTMUND, Germany, Nov
IL (AP). - Germany's Heavy
weight hampton Erich
Schoeppner successfully de-
Tended his title tonight against
Challenger Hans Kalbfell by
winning a 12-round decision.
Evening star., 1961-11-12

SOUTHERN METHODIST
TEXAS AsM --.-- 8 s Q 1875
A&M-Byer /, run (kick failed).
A&M-Hargett 4, run (pass failed.
sMUEBrennsn 9, pass from Rhome
sMU-campbell 1. pass from Rhome
A&M~caskey 2, run (kick failed).
AdkM-Brice 1, run (Clark kick).
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DOUGLASS .--- 8 9 o O-Is
JENNIE DEAN - IL 8 z 6-31
Douslass-Perris IS, run run failed)
Jennie Dean-Lewis 80, pass from
Murphy (run failed).
Jennie Dean-Joe 15. pass from Muir.
ply (run failed).
Jennie Dean-cyrus 8, run (rur
failed).
Douglas-Perris Is, run (kick failed).
Jennie Dean-Lewis 80, pass from
Jennie bean~Hall Is, run (kick
Cfailedl.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
Jennie Dean Wins 9TH
By Routing Douglass

Quarterback Robert MurPhy
threw three touchdown passes,
two to Herman Lewis, as Jen-
ME Dean High School hiked its
season record to I'll with q
31-12 victory over Douglass of
Leesburgh last night at the
Manassas school.
Jennie Dean and Parker
Gray of Alexandria are tied
for the Virginia Interscholastic
Association lead. Jennie Dean
has one game remaining.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
WALTER JOHNSON
NORTHWOOD -

WyyAL1TEERI y!yI1EISo5 JOHNSON Z Z Z g-ss
SoN-sonner 9. pass from Biom-
oulst lGerrie, kick).
turn Jensen, kick).
JOHNSON-Sonner 8, pass from BIom-
quist (Gerrie. kick).
J0HNSoN-sonner 5, run Gerrie,
JoHNsoN-Nelson 2. pass from Blom-
auist (Gerrie. kick).
Evening star., 1961-11-12

EPISCOPAL Q 90 z 12-l
ST. cHR1sToPHER's o o Z o.
Episcopsl-Logan tackled st. Chris
topher's back in end zone.
failed.
Episcopal-Chapman 3. run (Chap-
man, kick).
Burn chapman. kick),
man, kick).
st.. istopher's-Morgan SO, pass
from Libscomp CMorgan kick.
failed).
Episcopal-Timberlake is. run (kick
Evening star., 1961-11-12

Bullis-Humphrie 65, pass from Gam.
mino (Albert. pass from Gamminol
Bullis-Shrawder /, run pass failed)
Bullis-Humphries Is, pass from Gam
mino (pass failed.
Bullis--Humphries 5, pass from Gam
mino (pass failed).
Bullis-Jacobi 9, run (pass failed.
Evening star., 1961-11-12

MONT. BLAIR - 10 IL Q 0-25
Blair-Ricucci 1. plunge Ckick failedl.
B-CC-Flynn sS. Kickoff return (Cam-
eron kickl.
Blair--Rainwater 16, run BLACKWELL
Blair-Ricucci 1, plunge Ckick failed).
Blair-Rainwater 81, pass from Jack
son (kick failed).
Evening star., 1961-11-12

USC-Beathard 90, run Ckick failed
USc-Wilson 10, run (pass failedl.
kick).
USC-Wilson 9, run (run failed.
USC-Nelson /, run (pass failedl.
Standardization 8, run (Jessen,
pass from Sears).
UsC-Tobin :. run lkick failed.
,59S.
Evening star., 1961-11-12

MCLEAN ---------- z II 0-31
McLean-Idngamfelte 35, run with
McLean-Bayne IL. pass from Grefe
tFaris kick).
McLean-Harlow A. run (Faris kick
McLean-Harlow "a, run (Faris kick
McLean-FG, Faris, "a
Hammond-Nelson z. run (kiek failed)
Evening star., 1961-11-12

goal climaxed q 7o-yard Ar
kansas drive.
Lance Alworth started the
touchdown drive by returning
punt "a yards. Jesse Branch
ended the 56-yard surge by
scoring through the middle
from the eight.
Rice got no deeper than its
own 46 in the first half and
crossed midfield only in the
opening minutes Of the third
period when a 33-yard effort
advanced to the Arkansas A
before being halted.
Evening star., 1961-11-12

Totals 81 "a "a Totals 2s 81 sS
PITTSBURGH 90 Il 20 95-eB
WASHINGTON is 3S 90 24-s4
Three-point goals-Pittsburgh Boy
lard, 2; Rollins, 2; Mangham, 2; WASH
ington, Kaiser, jackson.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
'Bomo Routs Spiders, $50,
With Sophomores in Action

sophomores dominated the scor-
ing form late in the second
period until the final play.
Larry Wall. 179-pound full
back from Fairfax. Ala, crossed
the goal line three times, one
from 80 yards out on a pitchout
from Trammell just before the
first-stringer left the field. Wall
also broke free for a 12-yard
scoring run before the halftime
internission
Evening star., 1961-11-12
GONZAGA
CARROLL

GONZAGA g o o o. 8
CARROLL o z z Oh
GonZaga-Holloran /. plunge Okick
failed).
caroll-Marzetti 8. run CMarzetti
kick.
carroll-Myrtle /. plunge CMarsetti
kick).
Evening star., 1961-11-12

vPI-Utz ID. run (Rodgers kick).
VpI-Utz 2. run (Rodgers kick)
VM1=Hush Q. pass from Snead (rur
Evening star., 1961-11-12

RICHMOND - O 0 0 o. @
ALABAMA IA 20 Is 1896
Alabama-Trammell 1, run (kick
failed).
Alabama-Wall 80, run (Oliver pass
from TrammelD.
Observation-Disclosures 4, pass from
Trammell Davis kick).
Alabama-Wall l2, run (pass failedl.
Alabama-Wall 1, run Davis kickl.
Alabams-Nelson SO, punt return tkick
failed).
wilkins 20, pass from Hurl-
but Davis kick).
Alabama-Vesprille 3, run (kick failedl
Alabama-Dfll 2S, pass from Moore
(kick failed).
Alabama-Mooneyha 2. run Davis
Attendance $4,000 (estimated).
Evening star., 1961-11-12

EEEwRoET EZy yso 9. NE NEWS = g g g q!
Evening star., 1961-11-12

Arkansas -------- Q 0 3 I'D
Rice O o 0 o. q
Arkansas F.G. Cissell, %.
Attendance $4,000 (estimated).
Evening star., 1961-09-18
AND WISDOM
WORDS, WIT
By WILLIAM MORRIS

@. I note that the west
Russian cosmonaut reports
that he is satisfied, on the ba-
sis of his trips around t h e
world. that the world is indeed
a sphere. It's nice of him to
confirm what we have all
known for so long, but l can't
help wondering who was the
first man to say that the
world is spherically shaped.
A. Credit for this discovery
as for so many others-goes to
Pythagoras. Greek philosopher
of the 9Th century BIC. BY the
time of Aristotle, a couple of
centuries later, this concept
was quite we'll accepted by
scholars, though it fell in t o
oblivion for some centuries
after the death of Christ.
Scholars of the Italian school
brought the theory back into
general circulation at the time
of the Renaissance and it was
then that Columbus. armed
with the theory, set forth on
his voyage to the Indies to
prove it,
= -
Q. What's the meaning of
Evening star., 1961-09-18
the expression ito go all round

the expression Ito go all round
Robin Hoods barn.?
A. Robin Hood had no barn.
His domain was Sherwood For
est and the lands and fields
surrounding it. So. when you
say that someone arrived at a
conclusion "by way of Robin
Hoods barn" you mean that
he wandered in a roundabout
fashion.
@. What's the origin of the
expression IAN itching palm?
A. The exact origin is un-
known but it goes back to a
superstition that if your palm
itches you're about to receive
money, usually from some un-
expected source.
The expression goes back at
least to the time of Shake
speare for, in Julius Caesar, he
writes:
Let me tell you Cassius,
you yourself
Are much condemned to
have an itching palm"
Evening star., 1961-09-18

Q. What's the meaning of
Evening star., 1961-08-31

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EAST LAKE PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Berry,
Wayne and Henry of Fairfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. Justly Carter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Station Harris Of
Pantego, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Toller
and child, and Mrs. Ed CLANCY and
child of Washington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Odell Modlin and children, Mrs.
Jane Matson and children and Mrs.
J. A. Modlin of Richmond, Va,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Turner
Twiford Sunday. Mrs. J. A. Mod
lin remained for a longer visit with
her sister, Mrs. Twiford, to help
care for their aged mother, Mrs.
Betty Berry, who has been very ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simmons of
Norfolk, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pat
rick and children of Gum Neck and
Mrs. Annie Twiford of Manteo,
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Syl-
vester Twiford.
Norfolk week end visitors were
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Basnight
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Cahoon and children, Mrs. Christine
Cahoon, Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD Mid
gette and children, Miller Cahoon,
Joe Tuck, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Am
brose and children.
Jack Mitchell attended the fun
eral of his grand mother at Old
Trap, Friday.
Mrs. Marian MCGOWAN ras re-
turned home from Columbia Hospi-
tai.
Eugene Smith, U. S. Navy, Mem
phis, Tenn, is home on a Is day
leave.
Emmett Smith remains a patient
in the Albemarle Hospital. Mrs.
Smith is at his bed side. His visi-
tors over the week end We're his
sons, Eugene, Bryan and (Satch) !,
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve
Smith, his sister, Mrs. Rita Mid
gette, his mother and father-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Ambrose and the
Rev. Ed Hooper.
George Ambrose, Virginia Am
brose and Myrna Sawyer of Eliza
beth City, were here for the week
end.
Mrs. Polly Ambrose visited in
Elizabeth City, Monday.
Jess Cooper of Columbia visited
Ray Everton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carleno
and daughter Eunice were in Nor
folk last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid Basnight anC
crildren, Lambert and Jewel visi.
ted Mrs. Basnight's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Spruill and her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Norman Cahoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Holmes anG
Mrs. Jewel Greet of Manteo Were
here Tuesday.
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MIDDLEToWN PERSONALS

MIR. and Mrs. AL Gibbs spent the
week end at Belhaven with Mr.. and
Mrs. d. R. Lonier.
Mrs. Dennis Selby is visiting in
Norfolk, Va, with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. EN-
mite Gibbs.
Mrs. Laura Farrow, Mrs. Huron
Gibbs and Mr.. and Mrs. w. p.
Burrus returned from Elizabeth
City Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Thomas Carter,
Vonn and Sally Marie, were the
week end guests of Mrs. Sally
Spencer and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Carter.
Jessie Gibbs, Hoyt and Tania
Whidbee attended the Pirates JAM
boree Saturday at Manteo.
Miss Julia Cox visited Mr.. and
Mrs. M. NJ. Gray at Aurora re-
Gently.
Mrs. Kathleen Gerganous and
children and Mrs. Lillian Jarvis
were the Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burnell Gibbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Payne and
Miss Julia Cox attended the Muir
ray Mann funeral at Manns Har-
Dor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blann Fulford were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Carter, Sunday.
Miss Julia Cox was the Sunday
guest of Miss jamie Mann and Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Mann.
Mrs. James E. Cox, Mrs. Lille
Cox, Miss Julia Cox and Mrs. Flos-
sic Jones attended last rites of An
drew AL Cox Monday at Scranton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Osbron moved
back TO their home here this week.
They have been living at the Malta
musl1eet Lodge for the past year.
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KITTY HAWK PERSONALS

The Methodist WSCS met at the
parsonage with Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Laurin Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bowman of
Norfolk spent the week end with
Pennell Tillett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Midget of
Long Island, N. Y, are spending
a week with Mrs. Doll Beacham.
Visiting Mrs. Beacham over the
week end also We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Beacham and daughters of
Norfolk and Mrs. lola Tillett.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie ].
Henley for the week end were Mr..
and Mrs. L. Rex Henley and daugh-
ter, Yvonne of Portsmouth, Va.
Visiting Mrs. Jennie Beasley this
week was Miss Lille Perry of
Washington, ID. C.
June Perry has been ill, while
away visiting daughter in Nor
folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Dowdy are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Selva James
in Weeksville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson Meekins are
residing now at the Dolphin Motor
Court in lower Mays Head, which
they bought this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Lee Perry
and children are home, on 80 days
leave before reporting to Califor-
MIA for IL months isolated duty
near Honolulu.
Matilda Baum, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Orville Baum, celebrated
her 4th birthday, Teusday after
noon with her playmates at her
home on Kitty Hawk Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Dick are
visiting their old home town, Win
ston-Salem.
Mrs. Rosa Baum returned after
a visit with her daughter, Media
at Hatteras.
Mrs. Danny Moulson and baby
son, Bruce, of Norfolk, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Lee Midget.
Mrs. Gertie Baum returned after
visiting Mrs. Nancy Tillett in Nor
folk. Mrs. Tillett returned with her
for a visit.
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cOLINGTON PERSONALS

Rayce Perry, stationed at Anna
polls, Md, visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Perry.
Eddie Balance visited his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Mid
gette.
Slim Basnight and Ernest Rogers
were in Ahoskie Thursday.
Mrs. Sam Liverman and Mrs
Pearl Twiford were in Elizabeth
City this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Parker and
Mrs. Parker's brother, Billy Bea-
sley of Ketchikan, Alaska, are re-
ceiving the Coastland Times and
have written home telling how
much they enjoy it. Mrs. Parker
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Beasley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Perry
were in Sunbury and Elizabeth
City this week.
Welbert Rogers of Norfolk, Va,
visited his mother, Mrs. Annie
Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pernell Perry of
South Norfolk, Va, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Haywood
Mr.. Boykins and friends of Raj
eigh spent the week at his summer
house in Collington.
Mrs. Fred Haywood and children
are in Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mcbride
and family recently returned from
a visit in Florida and in New Jer-
sey where they will make their
home. Mrs. Mcbride is the daugh-
ter of ]. o. Meekins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Meekins and
Mrs. Ernest Haywood were in Eliz-
abeth City Tuesday.