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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, 1961-07-07

Doris Blake, John Griffin and
Mrs. Margaret Berry of Scranton
Mrs. Hilda Schat, Mrs. Lucy Jones
and Miss Pamela Allen of Pantego
George w. Keech of Bath, Mrs
Retha Spencer of Engelhard, Mrs
Ruby Byrum of Raleigh.
Colored patients: Annie Satterth.
waite, Margaret Grey of Belhaven
John O'Neal, John T. Slade of Pan.
tego.
Births White
Mr. and Mrs. Jelle Schat of Pan
tego a son, Joel Henry on June 81
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HOOPER PICNIC

Saturday July l, picnic on the
Salvo beach was enjoyed by the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Hooper and children Dean and
Donna. Mrs. Eleanora Hooper and
son Elvin, Mrs. Myrtle Barnett and
son Leo. Leslie, William and Ed
ward Hooper, Donald Hooper and
Teresa Midget.
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PUNeo HOSPITAL NEWS

White patients June 26-July 8.
Mrs. Ethel Beacham, Mrs. Ruth
Midgette, Mrs. Lille Jordan, Miss
Laura Rae Smith, Thomas R.
Poole, Mrs. Murphy Hopkins, of
Belhaven. Master Larry Brown,
Miss Aleph Cason, George Cason
and Mrs. Faye Harris, Swan Quar-
ter. Mr.. Cecil Waters and Mrs. Ad-
die Waters of Pinetown. Mrs. Ma
bel Roebuck of Fairfield, Mrs.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-07-07
BELHAVEN PERSONALS

Mrs. R. D. Mitchell and Mrs. 0
H. Johnston attended the Methods
Conference in Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roberts ant
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Will
Jams and Mrs. and Mrs. Alder
Cuthrell have returned from Ocra
coke.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Creole spent
Wednesday in Rocky Mount.
Mrs. L. A. Knight has returned
from a visit in Raleigh and Virgin
ia.
Mrs. NJ. L. Windley, Mrs. Ethe
Gibbs and Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Flow.
ers attended the Homecoming al
Calvary Presbyterian Church al
Swan Quarter Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Muir and
children of Newport News, Va.
spent the Fourth with Mr.. and
Mrs. C. L. McHarney, Sr.
Miss Gwin Sparrow of Baltimore
is visiting her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Smith and
daughters of New York are the
guests of Mrs. D. S. Smith.
Mrs. Frank Johnson and Mrs. NJ.
d. Whisnant of Charlotte are visit
ing Mrs. j. j. White.
Col. and Mrs. o. r. Rand of
Washington, D. c., have visited
here and at Rest-Haven.
Miss Carolyn Gum of Whining
ton spent the week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Gum
Mrs. Charlie Ayers of Asheville
and S. S.. Jennette of Charleston
S. c., visited their sister and bro.
ther-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. T. D
Jones.
Miss Loyce Brinson is in Alexan-
dria, Va, with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Harris and
Karen Harris of Alexandria, Va.
have returned home after visit.
ing Mrs. S. F. Windley.
Mrs. L. D. Naugher and sor
Laurin Naugher have returned tc
Pontotoc, Miss, after visit with
Mrs. w. C. Creole.
T. c. Miner, employed in War.
renton, is mentioning here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sammie Wilkinson
and son of Raleigh, are the guest:
of Mrs. r. Y. Wilkinson.
Mrs. Cora w. Taylor of Wash
ington spent the holidays with Mrs
H. L. Harvey and Mr.. and Mrs. H
j. Wilkinson.
Mr.. end Mrs. B. T. Moss of Osh
kosh. Wis. visited Mrs. H. L. Har
vey Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fogleman ant
Kent of Durham recently visitet
his sister and brother-in-law, MI
and Mrs. Jack Leigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Mann Gre
die and boys of Yorktown, Va, ar,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Jordan
and Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Creole.
Mrs. Virginia Pate and children
of Durham are visiting Mrs. Pate.
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacl
Leigh.
Rev. ]. M. Waggoner has arrived
IN Belhaven to assume his duties a.
pastor of Trinity Methodist Church
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Leigh spen
the week end in Washington, D. c
Mrs. Earl Windley of Greenvill
and Mrs. Lemuel Bell of Burling
ton visited here Tuesday.
Tommie Carroll of the Marin
Corps is visiting his grandmother
Mrs. Cornelia Windley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Creole Jr
and sons have returned to Char
lotte after a visit with Mr.. Creole
mother.
Mrs. James Lilly and Miss Sher
RE Lilly of Roanoke, Va, and Har
old Gaylord of Miami, Fla, visite
their mother, Mrs. D. A. Gaylord.
Miss Elizabeth Baum was crown
ed Miss Independence at the teen
age dance Tuesday evening. Mis-
Baum is the daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. Clean Baum. Miss De
Younce, daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
James w. Younce, was runner-u]
il
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CARD OF THANKS

For the many cards, flowers,
visits, letters and other expressions
of friendship during my recent
disqualification, / wish to take this
means of thanking each and every
one.
MABEL H. BASNIGHT
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Gratitude is not only the memo
ry but the homage of the heart
rendered TO God for his goodness.
Nathaniel Parker Willis
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mother was the former Hilda Van
der Nicer of Holland.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30
Hospital
TT ofes

iatientS admitted 10 Lu!iS
Community Hospital, Augusi
Zl-2S:
A.rS. Eunice Hardwick: Dull
IA Jvrnigan. Teresa Kaye
Ea.nhill. Barbara Ann Hill
burn. Donald Ray iilburn.
Janice Granger. Wilhclmina
Butler. Wander Johnson. Mrs.
Fred Seward. Jacquiin Cox.
Helen Haynes, Ruby Lewis.
Neal FippS. Mrs. Sylvia Wade,
WDoorOw Powell. Jask KIM,
Mrs. Virginia Jacobs. Mary
Lucinda Suggs. Rose NealCy.
Larry Turner.
Baby Girl Haynes. Kenny
Jordan. Mrs. Kathalecn Hugh
eS, Miss Fronnie MiShoc. Mrs.
Epidell Il. New, Alice Faye
Spivey, Mrs. Louise Bennett,
Lafon l.. Gore, Mrs. Alice
Harper. Miss Shirley Martin.
Mrs. Ruth SandcrSon. Baby
Girl Sanderson, Mrs. Bertha
Hickman. j. E. Buffkin. Betty
Smith, Mrs. RUBY Norris. Baby
Boy Hughes. Baby Girl Norris,
Francis Hardee. Velma Stew
ems, Mrs. Lucille Sarvis,
Baby Boy Hickman. BABY
Boy Spivey. Shelby Singlctary:
Mr.. Ed Cole. Mrs. Addie Suggs:
Mrs. Evelyn Leonard. l.. c.
Jones. Jr.. Zula ClemmunS:
Danny Norris. Miss Montecn
Lewis. Miss Shirley RADON.
Robert s. Stevens. J. V. Hill
burn. Mrs. Martha Small Ke-
YIN Cause. and Stephen Ward.
Mary Lee Collier. Leoua
Cause, Irene Williams. Louise
Knox, Lennie Stephens. Baby
Boy Williams, Baby Boy Knox,
Baby girl Stephens; Doris
Tyler, Leroy Jarrett, Jr., Lii
liam Soles, Shirley Floyd, Sam
my Wood, Cleo Jordan. Lee
Junior Cause, Lille Mae Jord-
an, Charles Page. Ada Pearl
Swinton, Rosie Crate, Edward
Hcmmingway, James Heming-
way, Baby Girl Crater. Baby
Girl Jordan, Wesley Bennett
and Baby Girl Jordan.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30

Read Revelation 22:8-11
The world paSseth away,
anG the lust thereof: but he
that dOetn the Will of God
"h' '"th for cyeI. Il John
2:I7.)
like an Illustration con-
corning time ana eternity as
told by DR.. RUFUS Jones. TraV-
cling across the continent by
train. Il gentleman talked with
4 little girl going 10 Il neigh
boring city. She CortidcG. II
wish We would never reach the
old city. hate 10 60 there
Asked why. she explained,
My mother says il is TOO bad
Tor me t. leave the school
where | learned the alphabet
tor now I'll have 70 begin all
over again The gentleman
kindly explained that he had
been 10 that city and that they
used the very same alphabet
there. She could go on from
Where she haC lett Of.
Dr.. Jones said that some
things last. and that real val
ucS We learn here viii not
have 10 Dc learned all over
again in eternity. We will re-
cosnize them. Our part is TO
learn these eternal truths now
and cultivate them
Prayer
We thank Thee. our Father,
for that inner voice. which is
Thy spirit, by which we know
when we are on the right road
To our eternal home. Warn Us
when we falter. and confirm
US IN holy living. This is our
prayer, in Jesus name. Amen.
Thought For The Day
What | shall rejoice in find
ing in eternity, | cultivate now.
(T-L8-3O)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30

1926 Jeffrey Batten v
Powell & Powell
4245 c. w. Blackman, Adm. Of v
II. M. Blackman, dec,
ct al
Edward L. Williamson
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30
THURSDAY
September %, 1861


43l4 American Oil Co James F. Benton al
Burns & Burns J. Elsie Webb
1929 Mack Arthur Hilburn Rental System
BNF. Reuben Hilbum Inc.
D. F. McC;ougan Powell Lee Lee
1929 Roy Hilburn BNF Transport Rental system
Reuben Hilburn Inc
D. +. McGougan. IT, Lee Lee
1929 l.. b. Britt Wagner
Nina Britt
D. F. McGougan.
1883 Susie NJ. Rynar w. Town Of Whtevils
Powell Lee d Lee Proctor
$3.50 rloyd Hall rs Walter Robert Haynes
Powell! Lee & Lee VarSer Mcintyre, Henry
K Hedgpeth
43iG J. Luther Spivey Dalma Granger Spvev
H. & SoeS. Jr. d. F. McCougir
1909 Don Simmons William c.
D. F. McGougan, Jr Powell Lee Lee
d. F. McCougan.
1862 Ida W. MoSkow rs Hyman woskou
r""'i' Lee {; Lee Burns 4 Burns
D. Jack Hooks
,o- . s. Bum Frink
1867 Mary Jane MiSho. V.nc. TodG
~ r Ne'ouean' 1r Poisson. Marshall Barnhll
.ooo . K Williams
1900 QUA MlShoc Vance Tod
~ r McEougan' Jr. Poisson, Marshall Barnhll
1882 Joseph d. Kinlaw VS. Angelo Sellers
Dewitt Kinlaw Varser McIntvro uo,n O
Sankey w. Robinson Hedppeth 49, 'S "
1901 hdilSey Chevrolet Co, Lucille w. Nance
me Joe w. Brown
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30
CALENDAR
September October Term
, CIVIL COURT
Columbus County

1t is agreed by the Bar that the cases
1t is agreed by the Bar that the cases
appearing below on this Calendar
shall be called for trial at the
September October Term,
1851 of the Superior Court
of Columbus County
FIRST WEEK
September IS, 1851
JURORS
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30

H288 G.. I. Hinson and wife
ESsie Cordelia Hinson
Proctor & Proctor
1920 Ida w. Moskow
Powell, Lee & Lee
1929 Mack Arthur Hilburn
BNF Reuben Hilburn
D. F. McGougan, Jr.
1924 Roy Hilburn BNF
Reuben Hilburn
d. F. McGougan, Jr.
1923 Joe Jordan and wife
Betty 10 Jordan
Proctor & Proctor
1884 c. z. Gore
j. Bruce Eure
H. E. Kinlaw
1892 w. p. Wade
Sankey w. Robinson
400 Elmer Gooden
Powell, Lee & Lee
4436 Reuben Hilburn
D. F. McGougan, Jr.
444l w. L. Norris and wife
F1audia Norris
N. L. Britt
4488 Tommy Simmons
S. Bum Frink
4491 b. s. Thompson & Co.
Proctor &c Proctor
,4493 W. J. Barefoot
~ Robert c. Schuken
4502 Martile Brown
John A. Dwyer
D. Jack Hooks
4511 E. d. Meares
j. Bruce Eure
H. Z. Kinlaw
4543 Gene LeGrand Hickman
Proctor & Proctor
d. Jack Hooks
V560 David Franklin Graves
Powell, Lee Il Lee
1851 G. M. Kinlaw
Powell, Lee 4 Lee
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30

Powell, Lee & Lee
VS. E. w. Jenkins and wife
Tina Jenkins
Powell & Powell
VS. Transport Rental System,
Inc.
Powell, Lee & Lee
Graham c. Miller
VS. w. J. Cartrette and wife
Viola Cartrette
Powell, Lee & Lee
VS. Tidewater Natural Gas Co.,
Inc.
Powell & Powell
VS. Kenneth Smith and wife
Oracle Smith
Edward L. Williamson
VS. F. P. Feathsrstone
VS. ophelia oConner Edwards
ct al
Powell & Powell
Edward L. Williamson
Powell, Lee & Lee
VS. Carl M. Fowler
Robert H. Burns, Jr.
VS. Gerald Green
Powell, Lee &c Lee
VS. Mrs. r. c. Bridsers and
Lawrence Bridsers, minor
vs. Mrs. r. c. Bridgers and
lawrence Bridgers, miner
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30
THURSDAY
October 5. 1861

1864 George Ray VS. Reliable Motor. r,o
John A. Dwyer Mel can 8, c,acr
1867 A. j. joyce Jr. Marearn, r.
D. F. McCougan James lanes 3, Cr,ss,
1872 Leo Bratcher VS. J. F. Harrocor ,nd '
T. r. McIougan Jr Patsy Stevens
Edward L. Williamson
1910 "loert Wadoel and VS. Toney Builders Inc. and
whe MHgie Waddeh r. II. Burns. Jr. Trustee
oalheg w hoonSon Robert II. Burns Jr.
1876 Universal CIT. Credit VS. Thomas AndrcY w;.,.
Corp. Walter Tborr,.,. '
Powell, Lee & Lee
1909 Hiyaro GroVer Fauik VS. A1thOuse Chemical Co.
.,,. Johh a. Dwyer Henry & Henry
1910 Sarie Long VS. Make Marowe
GaoSoen fShoe Powell & Powell
1880 Elois Stanley Aubrey COY and
d. F. McCiougan, Jr. Homer M Stanley
Powell, Lee & Lee
1000 .: y Gaskm va VS. d. +. Delingcr and Ada
u u Auto Service Dellingcr
r. c. Soles, Jr. d. F. McC;oupan Jr
1914 Eva Mae Cox VS. The1ma Weddngton
d. F. McCIougan, Jr. Admx Of Est of Alton T
Cox dec.
4o4' Parcle Love Clark Make Robinson Lee
Herring Walton Eobson Millcan
Parker, Powell, Lee & Proctor e. Proctor
Lee
foof w. D. Henry Marcellus
n. W fhoe Edward L. Williamson
fo4 Bonnie bhzabeth Benson James Earl Hoifield
Edward L. Williamson Milk Co
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30
TUESDAY
September 26, 1861

2943 w. NJ Ritter Lumber Ernest Wilson and
fo"eh & Powell Rosa Belle Wilson
soss Wiley A. Bracey Jr VS. Billy Blackburn ' ''
1852 j. cFes ers vs. cIyds E EnSaes and Dr.
.,oo Edward L. Williamson Fletcher Collins
'lSS herbert RANSOM ct al Flosse H. Robinson
John X Burns Mary Wade Robinson
1858 Charlie Williamson VS. A. Hughes Lennon Of =,
and Louise Williamson Burns & BURNS " "
s5ol Commercial Corp " E. Pierce and Mrs " E..
n. s. McClelland Pierce
Se4s Margaret F. Watts Home Security Life ms Co.
- s. Bum Frink Powell & Powell
3S42 Nette NJ Etherdge VS. j. c. Etheridge ct al
s. Bum Frnk Powell Lee R. Lee
Edward L.. Williamson Junior Hinson and
.o,o ~, Lewis Hinson
eeutor of George Otis Hettie Carrette
Edward L. Williamson waiter D. thompson
4ols W. Patrick Missouri Jacobs and
D. Jack Hooks Harold Jacogs
1899 4 and wife James N SS%s and wife
Doilie Mobiles Grettie Mobiles
4oes RodelI walker TIA L. Williamson
Walker yosn Bros I.- VS. David H GJaek, Hardee
Jun" A. D"'er va W. w; & H; Motors ct al
4i'o vera MITCHELL widow, VS. Fred p Feahersone al
Powell, Lee & Lee Hackett & Wenstein
WEDNESDAY
September e. 1861
H7s Charles E. Hussey Alexander Smith and
EDWARD L. Williamson wife, c. Smith
Powell Lee & Lee
4i74 B. R Ford TIA william S. wilkins and
- Burns C Burns D. F. McGougan Jr.
1888 Odel George and wife VS. Kate B Williamson and
Willow Dean George r. II. Bruins, Jr.
Powei q Powell Commissioner
Burns Burns
S. Bum Frink
WV y. r. moore and wife Fred p. Feahersone
Amanda Moore Hackett & Wenstein
1919 Claude Stephens, ST. VS. Reggie Franklin Cox and
GsdsdeD & Rhoe AIphus Cox
D. Jack Hoohs
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30
- Eiro- Ta;n:.a
Sankey W. RibinSon

1922 Charlie fis-et TIA - Eiro- Tu;;r:a
Hewett's ESQ Sankey W. Rbinson
ID. r. McCougan. Jr.
PAS c. ". Backman, Adm Liberty Life Insurance Co.
Of II. NJ. Backman, de-. eaI
al ID Lack Hooks
Edward l.. Williamson Poisson. Marshall. Birnh.li
& Williams
Proctor Proctor
Z'J L. Kent ThurstOn va william Il.
Nhitevi!o Bldg. Supply
Powell, Lee & Lee
1919 Whtevie Paint william T. Gore and
Powell, Lee x Lee ThurSton Gore
~ u. Jack Hooks
tZSo Eda W. MoSkow Hyman MoSko
Powell. Lee 4 Lee d. Jack Hooks
i3oZ me j. W. Gender Co Reubin G: Z
Powell Lee & Lee Edward L Williamson
'oo" me J. W. Gender Co Reub!n Green al
Powell Lee < Lee, Edward L. Williamson
d. F. McCougan, Jr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30
1902 Martile Brown
John A. Wwyer
d. Jack Hooks

1903 Daisy Jones Wright
j. Bruce Eure
H. +. Kinlaw
45u5 Kenneth Coleman BNF
Pinkie Coleman
d. F. McGougan. Jr.
1906 Arlain Edge Fowler
d. F. McGougan. Jr.
45O7 j. T. Smith, Jr.
Powell & Powell
1912 Fannie Lee Wilson
Powell & Powell
45l3 f. NJ. Nissan and
Ernest Nissan
Sankey w. Robinson
45l6 Ralph Spivey
d. F. McGougan, Jr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30

1853 Walter H. Powell, Jr j. F. Harrelson
Adm. of Jimmy Stevens Patsy Stevens
dec. Edward L. Williamson
D. F. McGougan, Jr
1892 w. P. Wade Woodrow
Sankey w. Robinson Powell Lee &
400 Elmer Gooden E. w. Jenkins and wife
Powell, Lee & Lee Tina Jenkins
Powell & Powell
1926 Granger Motor Co. B. F. Yates
D. F. McCougan, Jr.
4444 Barney c. Long Sellers Town
John A. Dwyer of Whtevie
d. Jack Hooks Edward L. Williamson
Burns & Burns
Henry
4447 Allen Ford Myers
J. d. Jack Hooks
H. E. Kinlaw
4449 William Sam Sellers w. J. Porter William Hill
Powell, Lee & Lee and Town Of Whieville
Edward L. Williamson
- Robert H. Burns Jr
445Z American Discount Corp Lee Douglas
Edward L. Williamson Walter D. Thompson
1853 American Discount Corp Jessie Joseph Batten
Edward L. Williamson
AGO Carl Wright VS. Youngs Island Produce 70
D F. McCIougan,
4479 Carriers Farm Machinery j. w. Stanley
Sankey w. Robinson
4483 Aleen Shipman Pierce Edgar Soles and
EDWARD L. Williamson Peggy Marie Solos, mi
Chestnut & Chambliss
TUESDAY
October s. 1861
1856 Devon Davis Graham VS. Horace Keith Lawson
BNF d d. Graham
r. c. Soes, Jr
4486 Tommy Simmons VS. Tfdewater Natural Gas Co
S. Bum Frnk Inc.
44s3 W. J. Barefoot VS. F. p Featherstone
Robert c. Schulken
$500 Parnen Ward VS. W. Worreu
John A. Dryer Chestnut ohambliss
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30

i'cs Walter III Forso!, ~ - J r, fiarrri,oa "a
Adm of Jimmy Stevens Patsy Stevens
dec Edward L. Williamson
D. F. McGougan. Jr.
i5'2 Leo Brsteher vs. J. F. HARRISON and
1873 A. p. Rogers & c. c. Ted wriyh, and viii.
Leege TIA W. F. Cox Co. Lucille Wright
D. F. McGougan. Jr. Proctor x Proctor
1879 wsccamsw Lumber Gu. Ted Wright and wife
d. F. McGousan, Jr. Lucille Wright
1880 Pssleywigsly Tabor vs. cooe MIX products Co.
D. F. McGougan, Jr. Dupree Weaver. Horton &
1896 Alpha Simmons vs. Donald b. sherron and
John A. Dwyer Prince Alder, McKei,han
$3.50 Hnyard Grover Faux VS. Al,house Chemical Co.
John A. Dwyer Henry &, Henry
1918 Carrie Long Maxis Marowt
1900 CaoSden & Rhoe Powell K
1861 Henry J. Williams, al. Williams and wife
,e,o =, DruCe Eure Powell Lee * Lee
Powell. Lee x Lee
: 1927 H: j. Watts oden George and wife
ss4s Charlie B. Walker Lola B. Walker
Edward L. Williamson
42e7 Lewis Conner VS. Fred Conner
Edward L. Williamson
4sl6 Willie Mae Godfrey Richard Godfrey
1855 Ralph i, so Ses@S vs. ,onni, a. solvs
Powell, Lee g. Lee Joe W Brown
44s4 Harry l. thompson Gelcrude Thompson
1920 Annette Best Carter Franklin Garter
4542 Doris Reayes C-ffis D.,
Edward L. Williamson
WV - W bu'iei W. HlapaSs
aso- 49, go 81. "a,
1891 vivian Seldel Peters Richard Denver Peters
AGO, ST "Ii r,,S
1870 - g ~, W jimmy wilson Ward
.e.. o. - G.,-.
'" Dummy nehry bulikln
as.s 60, 81. $50.
pou,sn Vs. JUL" L'ue
POWELL & Powell
fo'o Maconn Iucker VS. Florta Ford Tucker
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30

vs. Ophelia O'Connor Edwards,
It al
Powell & Powell
Edward l.. Williamson
Powell, Lee < Lee
vS Archie Gardner
Proctor K Proctor
rs The Scottish Bank
J. Bruce Eurc
Henry X Henry
rs Henry Mccoy
Us Qaulity Chemical Corp.
of Wilson
Walter D. Thompson
We j. c. Hines, IT al
Edward l.. Williamson
Robert II. Burns. .Jr.
vs. Dan c. BARLEY and
Lucian p. Stevens
Proctor & Proctor.
vs. Alton Buffkin
WIN. B. Rogers
Milford chronicle., 1961-02-24
DAGSBORO
Mrs. Marguerite Gray
Phone Rodney $40

Flowers in Bethel Church on
Sunday were in memory of Mrs.
Ruth Baker. placed by her children
Mrs. Ju2e Powell and Mr.. Gerald
Baker.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Clinton Breasure on their marri-
age OF Feb. 9th.
Sympathy is extended to the
wife and family of Mr.. Robert
Kuntz who passed awy in the
Veterans Hospital Wilmington, last
week. Also to Mrs. Preston Rein
and family in the loss of her moth
er Mrs. Katie Mitchell who pass
ed away in the Beebe hospital on
Thursday.
The members of Bethel church
are busy this week planning and
preparing for the annual church
supper to be held in the J.M.C.
from 4 to s pm. The menu will
be chicken and dumplins, a veg
etable and homemade pie for des-
ert Tickets $3.50 for adults and
children. rs.
The Sub-District communion,
breakfast for the Methodist Lay
men will be served at 1900 am.
Sunday, February 26. at Bethel
church.
Election of Trustees will take
place Immediately following I IN e
morning worship service, Sunday
morning. Feb. 26. Those nominat-
ed will be Harry Long. Marvin
Steen and Senator c. w. Steen.
A covered dish supper will be
served at pm. in Christ church.
March with the fourth Quarterly
conference meeting begining at
1880.
Mr.. B. w. Hickman Sr., return
ed home. last week from the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital where he
has been confined since the auto
mobile accident of which he was
passenger.
Mrs. Ollie James Parkhurst who
has been patient in jefferson
Hospital for five weeks returned
to the home of her son and daugh-
ter in law Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald
James in Millsboro. Her husband.
Mr.. VIM. Parkhurst is also ill.
Mrs. Hazel Mitchell a teacher
in J.M.C. School was unable to fill
her duties last week due to illness.
Mrs. Fred. Parkhurst is under
doctors care suffering a chest
cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob. Norman of
Pooles Landing have moved to
their beach home and sold the va
Gated home to Doctor and Mrs.
Fogg who is employed by the Del
aware Laboratories in Millsboro.
Milford chronicle., 1961-02-24
MAGNOLIA
Mrs. Frances Hart
Phone: DE-5-5lSs

Mrs. Grace Clark and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Olson and son SEWN
OF Massachusetts, are spending a
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Austin, at the home of the latter.
Sympathy is extended to the
family of Mr.. Samuel Powell who
died on Friday evening at the home
of his son, Mr.. Casper Powell,
where he had been making his
home.
Mr.. Powell had been in appar-
ent health and his death resulted
from a heat attack which he suf-
fered shortly after returning home
from Dover where he had been
attending Court.
Funeral services were conduct
ed from tine Berry Funeral Home
in Milford. on Tuesday.
Mrs. Florence Kenton. Mrs. Min
ME Wheaton and Mrs. Elizabeth
Steffens, were among the twenty
eight guests who attended din
ner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradley King, in Camden. in OBJ
servanee of their fortieth wedding
anniversary. on Sunday.
The Women's Society of Christ
ian Service will hold their March
meeting in the Fellowship Hall OF
the church on Wednesday evening,
March 1st, at 1880. Perhaps. We
should say-Weather Permitting
as we were forced to camel the
February meeting due to bad wea-
ther.
Mrs. Katie Knight is in Bishop
Vile, Maryland visiting with the
Reverend Norman Nichlas, Mrs.
Nicklas and Joey. She expects to
return home in approximately a
Milford chronicle., 1961-02-24
Lakeview Elementary
School News

Grade 5-Mrs. Ruth Blades Sec
tiOn |
In science we are doing many
things. A committee of boys has
set up an aquarium. They have
read about how TO prepare for it,
how to set it up, and how to care
for it, The committee bought the
things which are needed for the
aquarium. We are all enjoying
watching our four fish.
There are seven members of our
class in the Science Club which
meets after school each Tuesday.
They have been doing experiments
and have explained their expert
ment to the Club and to our class.
Anita Boltz, Sessie Glenn. Jay
wilkins, Fred Bramble. Grant
Brown. Mike Esposito, and Roy
Lafontaine are our club members.
We are studying about the SOL
ar system. We have also discuss
ed newspaper articles about Rus
sia's latest attempt to reach the
planet, Venue We are finding in
formation and reporting to the
class about all the planets. When
we go on our class trip to Phila-
delphia we hope to visit planet
arium.
Many boys and girls in our class
are planning exhibits for the Sci
ence Fair on March Sth and 9th
in the high school gymnasium.
Our new class officers are: Pres
ident-Fred Bramble. Vice-presi-
dent-Nancy McGee. Secretary
Sessie Glenn, and Treasurer
Steve MacCoy.
We have all enjoyed the snow
this winter but il is nice to have
warmer weather again and to be
able to get outside and play.
We are each taking our turn be-
ing on the Safety Patrol. We hope
we are all eligible to serve before
the year is over.
Milford chronicle., 1961-02-24

ton of Travel Organizations, ac-
cording to announcement made
this week in Washington, d. c., by
James L. Bossemeyer, executive
director of the NA.T.0.
w. Murray Metten, travel editor
of the News-Journal Newspapers,
Wilmington, and David S. Hugg,
information officer OF the Della
ware State Development Depart