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, 1961-10-12
ADMINISTRATION ORDERS CLEANUP OF
SIX VILLAGES OCTOBER II THRU 20

Governor Ralph M. Paiewonsky, through his Repre-
sentative in St. Croix, this week moved to clean up the
country villages, many of which are in deplorable con
dltlon with garbage and filth streWn throughout the
areas.
, 1961-10-12
Officials 81 Chose
Bunk Here for Chunge
in Management

IN Management
Glenn c Bassett, Jr., Vice
President in charge Of Central
America and Caribbean bran
ches and Thomas j. Nc Garry.
Vice President for Operations
of the Thase Manhattan Bank,
New York, are in the Virgin
Islands in connection with the
change of management in the
Chas ebranches in tn the Vir-
gin Islands.
w. Fritz Humphreys who
has been in charge Of Chase
Manhattan's operations in the
Virgin Islands since the take
over of the branches in 1859,
retired on September 80, 1861,
and has been succeeded by
Jerald NJ. Schneiderman who
has been named Manager in
charge of Chase Manhattan's
operations in the Islands.
Mr.. Humphreys was grad
uated fro North Texas Univer-
sity in 1923, and received his
M. A. degree from Columbia
in 1923. He went to work for
First National Bank of Den
ton, Texas in 1923, and in 1926
he oined The Chase Manhat-
tan Bank in New York. He
was manager of the Panama
Man branches when he was
assigned to the Virgin Islands
branches.
A farewell cocktail party
was rendered Mr.. Humphreys
at Bluebeard's Castle Hotel in
st. Thomas on Saturday even
ing, October 7th. Last night
he was guest of honor at a
similar party at the Buccaneer
Hotel given in his honor by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Lindabury.
There were over two hundred
guests. All enjoyed a buffet
supper. the Buccaneer Steel
Band played background mu-
sic.
Mr.. Lindabury is manager
If the Christiansted branch Of
! Chase Manhattan.
, 1961-10-12
safe.

safe.
AS a first step, the Admins
tration ordered the buildings
closed and also closed side
walks in the immediate area.
, 1961-10-12

Letters dated October 10,
were sent to village owners
by the Honorable Ron de Lugo,
the Governors Representative,
nntifuino them that under tho
Evening star., 1961-08-27
U. S. Navy to Aid
Soviet CreWmun

JUNEAU, Alaska, Aug. 26
(AP). The Russian freighter
Samarkand was believed to be
making her way toward a
United States Navy installation
at Dutch Harbor today to put
ashore a sick crewman.
Late yesterday the Coast
Guard here received a message
from the freighter saying she
hadw the sick man aboard and
asking if she could put into the
Aleutian island base and turn
the man over to United States
authorities for disqualification
State Department approval was
given quickly, the Coast Guard
said.
No name was given, nor was
the nature of the illness dis
closed. The location of the Rus
sian ship. its origin and its
destination also were unStated.
The information was passed
on to the Alaskan Sea Frontier
military headquarters, at
Kodiak.
The Coast Guard said aircraft
we're available in the area to fly
the man to a Navy hospital at
Kodiak or a hospital at Elmen-
dorf Air Force Base, Anchorage
Evening star., 1961-08-27
Plane Crash Kills
Couple and Child

GEORGETOWN, Ohio, Aug.
26 (AP).-A FlorisSant, Mo-,
couple and their eight-year-
old daughter were killed and
three more of their children
were injured in the crash of
their rented plane last night in
fog -Shrouded hills near this
southwestern Ohio village.
FloriSsant is a suburb of st.
Louis.
The wreckage was not dis
covered until this morning.
Dead were Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas P. Hughes and their
daughter Marlene. The injured
children who had laid unat-
tended during the night for IL
hours after the crash were
Leslie, 10; Tommy. II. and
Marty Hughes, 4.
The family was enroute to
Norwood, a Cincinnati suburb,
for a surprise visit to the
couples parents, Emmett
Hughes and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Schmidt.
Evening star., 1961-08-27
CAMERA ANGLES
Do 1t Yourself Aids
For Photographers

of cardboard or other opaque
material fastened on the end
of a wire handle.
A method much easier for
beginners is the use of a
water soluble dye called New
Coccine. This dye can be
quickly applied with a small
brush or a cotton swab to the
area you wish to hold back.
Follow the directions that
come with the dye. You can
make beautiful prints from
the most difficult and con-
TRASHY negatives.
Cooling Solution
Having trouble with keep
ing your processing solutions
at the right temperature dur
ing the hot weather? Well,
try this one and your troubles
will be over. If you are proc
eSsing cut film in one of those
rubber or plastic tanks and
the soup" gets too hot, place
crushed ice in a plastic bag
used for quick-freezing food.
After sealing the bag, lower
it into the tank. This will
bring down the temperature
quickly without diluting the
solution. The bag can be
sealed with tape or a rubber
band. But be sure to wash
off the bag before moving
it over to the next tank to
prevent carrying developer
into the shortstop or hypo
baths.
Evening star., 1961-08-27
NUMISMATN
NOTES
Mark Antony

Marcus Antoninus a neph-
ew of Julius Caesar and one
of his most ardent followers,
was born in 80 BIC. He was a
cavalry officer at % and
later joined Caesar in Gaul.
He was consul with Caesar
in A BIC. and after Caesars
assassination gave an elo-
quent funeral grafton which
so inflamed the people of
Rome that the conspirators
were forced to flee. With Oc-
tavianus, adopted son Of
Caesar who later became en-
peror as Augustus, and Lepi-
dus he formed the uneasy Sec
ond Triumvirate which ruled
Rome for the next decade.
An interesting series Of le-
gionary denarri was issued by
Mark Antony for the use Of
his fleet and his legions. A
Roman trireme, a warShip
with three tiers Of oars. is
shown on one side, a Legion's
number and standard on the
other.
Many coins were issued
bearing his portrait. and
often the bare head of Au-
gustus is shown on the other
side, as it is on the silver
coin illustrated. All three CT
his wives, Fulvia. Octavia
Evening star., 1961-08-27
Movies Attachment
Adds New Viewing

IRVINGTON, n. Y.-A new
attachment for movie pro-
jectors is taking home movie
viewing out of the dark. The
Protector Scope. manufac-
turad by Hudson Photograph
ic Industries, Inc, makes it
possible to watch home
movies in a fully lighted
room without the use of a
screen. The Scope, which
resembles a television picture
tube, easily attaches directly
to Smm movie projectors. 1t
consists of a six-element lens
and is simply inserted into
the lens opening in place Of
the protector lens.
Evening star., 1961-08-27
DUPLICATE
BRIDGE
CALENDAR

TODAY
Duplicate Bridge Center, 6 Dupont
circle; pairs, /: MP pairs, 1880.
Playtair, 1431 Harvard; MP pairs,
TOMORROW
Andrews, Andrews AFB Officers
Club; pairs, .7:45. Arl-Fax, 2g2O
Arlington boulevard; pairs, T:45.
Chevy Chase, 6S03 West avenue. Be-
thesdai pairs invitationaD, 7:45.
David Taylor Model Basin, Carde-
rock MP pairs, 7:45. Duplicate Bridge
pairs, 7:3O. Fort Meade, comnis.
stoned Officers Mess; pairs, 7:45.
29OO Valley drive, Alexandria; pairs,
10 am.
TUESDAY
Alexandria YMCA, ago E. Monroe
l,IlGrs 1lyTnlgs Pairs; airs T;i5; Tv;ia55; Chevy Chase
t6esda; pairs airs (inyitationaD. myfs iHshGe 80 go
Duplicate Bridge Center, 9 Du-
E:s6. Fails Fails GSarcih, GRSSnTsi Ame2iasn Pf5si;
Lesion Hall, 400 N. Oak, Falls
Church, pairs, 7;45. Federal, Hotel
240O Sixteenth; MP pairs, -7:45.
dining room. GAO Building; pairs,
$50. Hecht Co. Duplicate, third
floor auditorium, Seventh and F:
pairs, luncheon, IL am. Creserva-
lions. AID: 4-0i16 Indian Spring
Country Club; pairs (invitationaD, s.
Internal Revenue Service, cafeteria.
IRIS Building; pairs, z. Montgomery,
400 Norwood drive: pairs, 7:I6.
OFFICERS Service Club, 1644 Twenty
first, pairs, 8.
WEDNESDAY
Asudas Achim Mems Club. 29OO
Valley drive, Alexandria; pairs, \.
Alexandria. Belle Haven Count
Club, pairs ,invitatlonan, 7:45.
tenth. NDsi psirs Ot invitstions h9tft fCO 4S sx
Congressional Secretaries, New House
0tiire Building; pairs, :. Duplicate
Bridge Center. Il Dupont circle,
pairs: /; pairs: .7:3O. Fairfax, il08
81 Andrews drive, Fairfax; pairs.
I455 reservations. CIR. 3-592p.
Community Center; pairs, $50. ST.
yer Spring, 9405 Bruce drive, Silver
Spring; pairs, 10 am. (reServstions,
JU. 9-7S10l. State USIA, executive
dining room, GSA Building; pairs,
1:3O. Suburban, 1920 Arlington bou-
levard; pairs, 1890 am.
THURSDAY
SueNy OnAsSg OSUJ west. avenue,
Bethesda; pairs GnvitationalJ, noon.
Falls Church, American Legion Hall,
400 n. Oak, Falls Church: pairs,
9:45. GOren Duplicate, Apt. 529,
24S0. Sixteenth; pairs, noon res-
ervations, AID. 4-0116). Washington
Bridge Leasue tACBL until, Shera-
ton-Park Hotel; MP pairs, 7:45.
FRIDAY
central YMCA, 1875 G; MP pairs,
7:i5. Chevy Chase, 6S03 West ave-
nue., Bethesda: pairs linvits tionaD,
G:4S. Duplicate Bridge Center, 8 Du-
ponS circle; pairs, l; pairs, 7:3O.
Irving Street. 1000 Lee highway:
MP cairs. T:4j. Old Dominion, LanS-
burgh's, Shirlington; pairs, luncheon.
1890 am. Playfair. l43l Harvard;
pairs. 7:45. Rockville, Civic Center,
Rockville; pairs, s. Walker, 610O
Forty = second place, Hyattsville;
pairs, 0:lS am; pairs, &.
SATURDAY
Chess, Apt. 20l, Hotel 24O0 Six
teenth, pairs. 5:45. Duplicate Bridge
Center. Dupont circle: pairs. l;
sachusetts; pairs, 7:45.
TOURNAMENTS
Aug 3l-Sept. 4-District 3 Re.
gioTalS, Hotel Roosevelt, Pittsburgh,
Pa
Aug. 81 Sept. Mid Atlantic Fall
Resi"rals, Hotel Wade Hamr ton.
Columbia. S. =
Evening star., 1961-08-27

and Cleopatra, are shown on
his coins.
Marx Antony was defeated
by Augustus in the battle of
Actium in 81 BIC. He fled to
Egypt and, deserted by the
Egyptian navy and his own
troops, and told that Cleo
patra was dead, he ended his
own life in 80 BIC. by falling
on his sword.
v. L. BIGSBY
The Washington NumiS-
matte Society, whose mem
berS haze prepared this Sc
rieS of articles, iUiH GnStDer
questions on coins or paper
money addressed to NumiS-
matte Notes, The Sunday
Star, Washington 3, D. C.
Evening star., 1961-08-27
Photographic Filters
Reviewed in Book

A revised edition of a
data book on Photographic
filters, which now includes
information on filters for
color as we'll as black and
white photography, is avail
able CTS cents from East
man Kodak Co., Rochester,
N. Y, or from dealers.
Kodak Filters and Pola-
Screens BID" is a 48-
page booklet which de-
scribes what Photographic
filters are, what they do,
how they work, and how
they can improve pictures.
Evening star., 1961-08-27

A medieval wOOdcarving
of the Evangelist John
provides the design for a
new high value in the
regular series. "Details
under new fssues.)-
Woodward & L6throp.
the Survey Department Of
Egypt in Giza, but the variety
of work handled by the Sur
vey made it desirable for the
postal administration to de-
velop its own printing facili-
ties.
The Suez stamp, in the
same unusually high formal
as similar issues in the past,
was printed by photogravure
in an order of 2 million.
KOREA-A 40-hwan stamp
in a symbolic map and torch
design was issued August is
to commemorate the ami
versary of liberation, Song XII
Choo reports from Seoul.
Evening star., 1961-08-27
PHILATELIC NEWS
Europa Issue Again
Links 19 Countries
By BELMONT FAIRIES
star Stamp Editor


unity will again be stressed
philatelically next month
when 19 members of the Eu-
ropean Postal Conference is
sue 1861 Europa stamps,
most Of them in the same
design and on the same day,
September 18.
This years design, chosen
at a meeting of the confer
ence in London last March,
is the work of the Dutch Art
ist Theo Kurpershoek, repre-
senting a flight Of 19 small
doves grouped in the shape
of a larger bird.
The stamps also carry the
initials CEPT, the abbrevia-
ton Of the French form Of
the name of the postal con-
ference.
The first Europa stamps,
issued in 1856 by the six
members of the European
Coal and Steel Community,
Netherlands, Belgium, Lux
embourg, West Germany,
France and Italy, we're in a
building blocks and scaffold-
ing design by the French Art
ist Daniel Gonzague.
In 1857 each member pre-
pared its own design, and
Switzerland, though not a
member Of the group. issued
a Europa stamp.
A common design of a dove
and script E by the Dutch
Artist Andre van der VosSen
was used in 1858 and Tur-
key backed the idea with a
design Of it's own.
In 1859 the six nations
again used q common design
by Walter Brudi of Germany,
a six-link continuous chain.
Austria and Switzerland is
sued Europa stamps in diff
ferent designs.
Last year came the big
expansion, with stamps is
sued by all 19 members of
the new European Postal
Conference plus Liechten-
stein, which is not a mem
Der since its postal affairs
are handled by Switzerland.
OF the member nations,
II used the common design
by Pentti Rahikainen Of Fin
land, a wheel with 10 spokes.
Austria and Great Britain
used different designs, though
Britain included the wheel
along with the Queens por-
trait.
Although there are indi-
vidual variations, the postal
conference has urged each
country to issue two stamps,
a red in the domestic letter
rate and a blue in the inter-
national letter rate.
Members Of the postal con-
ference are: Austria, Belgium,
Denmark, Finland, France,
Germany, Great Britain,
Greece, Iceland, ireland,
Italy, Luxembourg, Neither
lands, Norway, Portugal,
Spain, Sweden, Switzerland,
and Turkey.
= 4 =
New Issues
SWITzERLAND-Four new
high value regular stamps to
be issued September 1S will
picture the Four Evangelists
in portraits based on 18th
century woodcarvings, Wood
ward & Lothrop reports.
The Underwood busts, each
about 16 inches high, are
from the Church Of st. Os-
wald at Zug, and are now in
the Swiss National Museum
at Zurich.
Denominations are 3-franc
lilac. Matthew; 5-franc blue,
Mark; 10-franc dark brown,
Luke; and 20-franc orange
brown (illustrated) John.
The designs are by Miss
Agathe Bagnoud Of Berne,
the engraving by Heinrich
HeuSser of Zurich. The
stamps have been printed by
rotary line engraving in a
single color by the Postage
Stamp Printing office in
Berne.
UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC
Egypt)-A 10-millS olive
commemorative issued July
26 to mark the fifth ami
versary of the naturalization
OF the Suez Canal with the
sa
Evening star., 1961-08-27

The torch is supported by
three hands with dates mark
ing the liberation of Korea
from the japanese in 1945,
the student revolt against
the Rhee regime in 1860 and
the military revolution of
last May.
The stamp was printed by
three-color lithography by the
Korean Government Printing
Agency.
Evening star., 1961-08-27
BY A. J. WEDDERBURN
Contributing Writer

There are many little
known ways to make photog-
raphy processes easier for
the camera fan and today
we will list a few.
If you process your own
films and prints you un-
doubtedly have hurry-up
jobs. Ordinarily it takes quite
a while for the negatives to
dry after processing. To speed
this process you can hand
your films on a wire or rack
and direct air from an cleo
trio fan on them. Even faster
results can be obtained if
you place an electric hot
plate between fan and mega
tiveS to heat the air. If
your wife owns a hair-dryer
this will speed up the drying.
.l Save Expense, Trouble
You are certain to have on
file negatives of special val
ue or interest from which you
will make reprints from time
to time. Why go to the ex-
pense and trouble to make
test strips each time you
make another print? If you
expect ever again to make
prints from a negative, file
a card giving number of sec
onds exposure, print develop
ment time, lodging data, etc.
Attach your original test strip
to the card and file away
in an envelope according. to
negative number. Then, if
you make an additional print
months or even years later
you will be able to perform
this job quickly and without
the waste of a single sheet
of paper.
Let us urge you to assign
a negative number to each
film you decide to keep. You
should also have a cross
index file by subject. This can
be done on 3x5 cards that
you can buy almost anywhere.
Then file your negatives in
numerical order so that you
can put your hands on any
good film you have ever taken
without having to spend the
day looking for it all over
the house.
"DOdging" Prints
Sometimes we have a valu-
able negative that will not
produce first-class print be-
cause one area is in deep
shadow and the detail in that
area is lost during normal
printing procedures. To get
that wanted detail we can re-
sort to what is called "dodg-
ing" or holding back" that
area during the printing proc
ess. This can be done by
experts by the use of a quick
movement of the hands or
through the use of a piece
Evening star., 1961-08-27
STAMP CLUB
MEETINGS

MONDAY
HYATTSVILLE RIVER
DALE STAMP CLUB, 8 PM,
Riverdale Town Hall, 4718
QueenSbury road RiverdaIe,
Md.
FRIDAY
DOMINION HILLS STAMP
CLUB (juniOrS), 4:30 PM,
home of Col. L. A. Brown,
6O99 Wilson boulevard, Ar
lington, Va.
Evening star., 1961-08-27

first stamp produced at the
Post Office Departments new
printing plant in Al-Nasr, q
suburb of Carlo.
Since 1925 all Egyptian
stamps have been printed by
Evening star., 1961-08-27

Issued on August Il in con-
junction with the festival
series, this new commemoro-
tive honors the founder Of
Hossidism and beors the
picture Of the Synagogue in
Russio where 5o'oI Shem
Tov first taught.
Festival Series and Bo'oI
Shem Tov Stnnnn Set of 4
Evening star., 1961-08-27
ISRAEL'S 18th
ANNIVERSARY OF
INDEPENDENCE

Celebrated with flowers, this onni-
Versory issue is set Of 3 multi
colored singles issued to commem-
orote this young Nations liberty.
At the some time came the HopoeI
stomp to honor the 7th Inferno
tionol Congress Of the HoPoeI
Sports Organization. a singles, Csc
Evening star., 1961-08-27

oil mint except First Doy Covers.
Singles Soc; Tob Singles 95c Blocks of a. 3O; Tob Blocks
Of a. $50; Plate Blocks of a. $780, Plate Blocks of g. sOO
st Day Covers ~, 110 Set of Sheets FevoI Stamps
in sheets Of TO- Boo Shem Tov in sheets of Isl, 1900
Evening star., 1961-08-27
HANDSOME MINKUS ISRAELI ALBUM

Fully illustrated, spaces for
every stomp issued by Israel
through 1860. Stories behind
stamp, historical introduction,
for singles Of tob singles, COM
pIete with ooId-stomped binder,
Album 800
Pooes only 400
Evening star., 1961-08-27
1860 FESTIVAL STAMPS

Designed in vivid pottens this issue portroys the
first three kings Of oncient sroe-Sou Dovd and Solomon
Set of 3, oil mint except st Day Covers
Singles, Csc Tob Singles, 7Sc
Blocks of 4, 26O PIote Blocks of4, 2SO
PIote Blocks Of g. 4.lO First Doy Covers, 7Sc
Sheets Of 20 Stomps 1900 Tob Blocks of A. 2sO
Evening star., 1961-08-27
COMPLETE ISRAEL COLLECTIONS

COMPLETE ISRAEL COLLECTIONS
All the mint singles issued since the creation Of Israel
in 948 up to the Iotest issues Album in gold -stomped
binder included, 365!OO
Same collection above less the le48 regular and
Postoee due issues, album included 125.OO
Quality Pockets:
IS different, 100 so different 2SO
100 different, $50
Place standing order for oil future issues Of Israel
or any other country Of your choice.
WGL-Stomps and Coins q. . Washington, Chevy Chase
All Stores Open Early, Open Late Mondays
Evening star., 1961-08-27

RECENT ISRAELI ISSUES
Isroe Bonds Commemorative together with set Of
mail somps showing the ancient cities Of Akko, Koifo
and CopeHoun. Mint singles, 1.2O
Ancient Zodioc Symbols set Of 3 consisting of II signs
Of the zodiac and stomp incorporating oil into design
Mint singles, 2.15
PREVIOUS ISSUES OF ISRAEL (All Mint
All conmemorotives Of 1857, 8 stamps and
Tob Souvenir sheet, 2lS
All Commemorotives of 1858, l5 stamps, $40
Al Conmemorotives of 1859, l8 stomps 800
All commemootives Of 1860, 26 stomps
oms Tovv Sheet, $50
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-06-02

trict.
Delivery of the aforesaid unit
and equipment completely assem-
bled shall be made as expedi-
tiously as possible within reas-
enable time after the delivery to
the proposer by the District of
the truck and chassis upon which
the same is to be mounted and as
sembled.
Each proposal shall be accom-
panied by deposit of cash OF a
certified check on some bank OF
trust company insured by the Fed
eral Deposit Insurance Corpora
ton, in an amount equal to not
less than five percent of the pro-
posal. In lieu of making the afore-
said cash deposit, such bidder may
file bid bond executed by cor
porate surety licensed under the
laws of North Carolina to execute
such bonds conditioned in accord
ance with the provisions of Sec
ton 143-129 of the General Stat
utes of North Carolina.
For further information in con-
nection with this invitation for bids
and the specifications and require
ments for the equipment, apparat-
us and unit required, contact Her
bert NJ. Harding, Chairman, Dare
Beaches Sanitary District Board
Mays Head, North Carolina.
The Dare Beaches Sanitary Dis
trict Board hereby reserves the
right to reject any or all bids for
any reason whatsoever and to
waive informalities.
HERBERT NJ. HARDING,
Chairman
Dare Beaches Sanitary District
Board, Mays Head, North Caro-
lima.
T-5-19-5tc
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-06-02
IS GRADUATE FROM
HYDE TRAINING SCHOOL

Eighteen graduates Of the Hyde
County Training School received
diplomas during the annual Com
increment Exercise held at the
school Tuesday, May 20.
Speakers at the closing event
were Valedictorian, Lille Ruth
Slade, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Slade Of Scranton; and
Salutatorian, Barbara Ann Whit
aker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Whitaker of Sawn Quarter.
xHonor students were Lille Ruth
Slade, Barbara Ann Whitaker, Ida
Mae Merrick, Willie Collins, Est
dell Greene. Other graduates were,
Annie Brimmage, Glenwood Blount,
Richard Burrus, Jr., Charles Greene,
Gene Boyd Green, Leon Green,
Maggie Hardy, Thomas Hardy,
James Albert Harris, Ann Reyes,
Ernestine Midgette, Willie Sanders
and James Spencer. Mrs. Oreta
C. Moore is class sponsor. o. A.
Peay is principal of the school.
The following students received
awards for outstanding achieve
ment. Valedictorian Award, Lille
Ruth Slade; Scholarship Award
Barbara Ann Whitaker; Leader
ship Award, James H. Creole; De
bate Award, Barbara Ann Whit
aker; Science Award, Shirley Har-
ris. Mathematics Award, Ida Mer-
rick; Agriculture Award, Haywood
Simmons; Oratory Award Lille
Ruth Slade and Art Award, James
Spencer.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-06-02
WILLIAM EDWARD DUDLEY
DIES AT Sc IN BUXTON

Funeral services for William Ed
ward Dudley, Sc, We're conducted
at two o'clock Friday afternoon
at the Assembly of God Church in
Buxton by the Rev. David Raynor.
Burial was in the Dudley cemetery.
Mr.. Dudley, died Wednesday
night at 10:40 o'clock at the family
residence in Buxton after an illness
of seven years.
He was a native of Dare County
and resided at Buxton all his life,
He was the son of the late David
G. and Miranda F. DUDLEY and
the husband of Mrs. Lenora Will
liams Dudley. He was retired from
the light house service after SER
wing 81 years and was a member
of the Assembly of God Church.
Besides his wife, he is survived
by one daughter, Mrs. Ester Far
row of Buxton; one sister, Mrs.
Ersie @. Wise of Kinston; three
stepbrothers, L. D. Dudley of Pam
leo, David E. DUDLEY of Old Trap
and Guy C. dudley of Buxton.
seven grandchildren and 16 great
grandchildren.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-06-02
STEVEN DANIELS HONORED
ON HIS FIFTH BIRTHDAY

On Thursday afternoon, May %,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Daniels of
Manteo entertained at a wiener
roast in honor of their son, Steven,
on his fifth birthday.
A train cake carrying five can
dies and a load of animal cookies
was cut and served after first
course of hot dogs, marshmallows
potato chips and drinks. Balloons
and party napkins carried out the
birthday theme.
Those attending were the hon
Gree, his baby sister, Cheryl; John
Wilson, Tara Reynolds, Claudia
Jones, Wilton Wescott, Gerald
Price, Brenda Bridgers, Annette
and George Evans, Walter, Tangie
and Charles Daniels, Timothy and
Crystal Greer, Fred Wescott, Jr.,
and Rex Simpson.