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Holmes County herald., 1961-12-07

In addition Ito preSentatlon
of awards to more than 80
youngsters, three adult lead
ers- will be recognized. .for
contributions = to. the
program. j..
s. HI Johnson of Stare Col
|1ege, y stired .direetor: sof EEK
tension service in. several
countries will hengnest
speaker for. the programmes
/ Special guests. .wf1es -.Will
sYel the audience. to. more
than .lS0 jnelude;;a.M.,:A- Row
zee,. Associate State. All Club
leader; L. H. Moseley, District
Agent members of thenHol-
mes County Boards-of Super
visors and their wives; Will
liam Brock of West. president
sof the Home Demonstration
Council; and. Tol Thomas of
fCruger, president of the Farm
Bureau.
Mrs. w. t. Holder of. Lex
ington and Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
mer Knox of Belmont have
Ebeen selected-as the three out
standing adult leaders in the
county and will be SO recog-
nized Friday night.
Joim Maxwell, eaitar Of the
Holmes County Al News,
will serve as. Master of Cere-
monies for the event. while
Shirley Shelton of the Tc1ula
Senior All Club and Nathan
McKie of the Pickens Com.
munity Boys Club, have been
in charge of arrangements.
Associate County Agent Du-
ane Tucker and Associate
Home Agent Ann Smith are
in charge of Al activity in
the county and will make the
presentations Friday night. 4
Information concerning HI
members to be recognized fol-
lows:
Mrs. w. T. Holder of Lex
ington and Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
mer Knox of the Belmont
community have been selected
as three of the most outstand-
ing adult leaders in our coun-
ty. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Knox
have worked together to make
our county Al program a bet
ter one for our Al boys and
Rgirls. Mrs. Holders interest
and energy have been a bright
fspot in all All programs and
activities she has taken part
in.
CONTINUED on page ~
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-07
turkey Day Programs
is Big Success
At. ,Tchula Baptist.

The sTchula Baptist Church
Observed its annual building
fund drive this last Sunday.
fhe;-pastor, Rev: Roy Raddfn,
preached on s1te Church,
dnds emphasized the import
4nce of the church as the
oody OF Christ, a temple for
worship, a spiritual family. a
school, a bride of affection,
and as the name means. for
The missionary spread of the
gospel.
Mrs. Sam Hutton sang
Bless This House.
During the morning service,
a building fund offering was
received in the amount OF
S4,066.07. This, added to the
pasterium fund offering of
100000 received il the buiiu-
ing fund during the past four
Sundays.
At the close of the Service
this past Sunday, a lovely tul-
key dinner was served in the
Educational Building for hose
VINO attended the service ana
friends who came following
ute other church services in
Tchula. The pastor reported
l54 pounds of turkey had been
bought especially for the oc-
caSion. The ladies Of the
5hurch with Mrs. J.. P. Love
as social chairman, prepared
and served the meal to the
325 persons attending.
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-07

ers voting is necessary if the
quotas are to go into effect.
Issues to be decided in the
December IL referendum are
ID quotas or no quotas, and
(2) the level of price support
to be available for the 1862
upland cotton crop.
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-07

hounds entered this year.
Elected president of the or
5anization for next year was
3eptain w. n. Buckner of
5tarrett, Ala. Otter Officers
include II. v. Wankei VI Bow
ing Green; Mo-, first vice
president; A. O. Waters Of
Jackson, second vice-presi-
1ent; and Arthur Cook OF Flo
'ence. Ala, sacretary-treasu-
rer.
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-07
A. {. Ellington
Hos Broken LEG

Friends of A. E. Ellington
will be saddened by the news
that he is in a Jackson hoSpi-
tai after suffering a broken
leg earlier this week.
Mr.. Ellington was involved
in the accident late Monday
afternoon while loading cattle
on his farm.
He was taken to Holmes
County Community Hospital
but had to be transferred to
the Baptist Hospital in Jack
son in a Southern Funeral
Home ambulance.
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-07
New Dollar Store
Opens In TchuIo

A new store is opening in
Tchula this weekend.
The Tchula Dollar Store will
have a grand opening begin
ming Friday. 1t is located in
the building formerly occupied
by the Fair Department Store.
The store will feature dis
count merchandise and many
other bargains.
See grand opening ad on
page eight.
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-07
iNTI-RAT
TO BEGIN IN DURANT

An anti-rat campaign
will begin in Durant De-
cember II and will last
for the next two weeks.
City officials are urg-
ing Durant citizens to
cooperate in carrying on
this project.
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-07
Achievement Banquet
Is Honor All Members
COUNCIL TO MEET


The TchQla, Cruger,
and Thornton Citizens
Councils have scheduled
an important program
for next. Monday night at
the Tchula School.
The program is es.
pecially: designed for
adults and has been de-
scribed as extremely i'm.
pnrtant by. Council lead
ers.
Activities will begin at
7:yo.p. m:as. !.
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-07

this year have been Billy
eagle, Bill Bailey, Paul Flu
gate, Donald Potty, Pete Al
.dy, Bill Fugate, Pete Harvey.
Dnrward Robinson, Paul Suit
ton, Jimmy hutchinson and
Bobby Heath.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
HEtp, MEN
Maiiatenanco Man-Head

Maintenance Man-Head
81 81. sr::.s s::s VIE. isss'pgss: :eggs e.: S:Tr:s s
resume, boz le2.M. .Nfar.
MAINTENANCE MAN, should be
:ssr, .SSs dssl r.t9f:a aSsii n.s asfa ss S:
Evening star., 1961-01-08
.OANCOMPANY
EXPERIENCE

Aeeompanied By . good level
ing ability, the desire to I'D.
vance and the willingness to
work for advaneement II
your guaFantee Of Suceess
with our company. Out.
standing benefits coupled
with > z0.hour week and no
outside work are amonG some
Of the advanteges We offer.
THoNY. 81. $4,000 betwesn
o and 10 an.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
COPYWRITER

Would you like to join the copy team Of an agency
that Il almost daily setting new standards Of
creative achievement an agency whose ads are
causing more comment and stir in the industry
than any others9 If you're mature, quick
thinker, self-starter, with facility to follow
through, you'll be given wide variety OF chal-
lenging assignments You'll be assigned to national
and regional accounts in such fields as elec-
tronics, drugs, travel, consumer goods and many
others. Wonderful, informal atmosphere, many
attractive fringe benefits. Write in complets
confidence, and send resume and salary require
nents, TO BOX 453-M STAR
Evening star., 1961-01-08
FljRNTTURE SALESMAN

FURNITURE SALESMAN
To vork In modern. new suburban
ssE: ssE:. sssssa: :ss soIssa1 Ssss'ns s.s:s. ssas'
TODD opportunity for right man
Apply 2 Mr. Jerome: JuLIue
LANa1uRdH's, Prince Geo. Plaza
GAS ATTENDANT, On cpmmlssien,
70 Q Gallon; Euaranteed $50 wk.:
need 800 deposit, NE. 6-o703.
a. 6. TrR. Co. S20 Mass. ave.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

i:s:s:s ::s:: 3! 5s IS: ::i:: ~;
Wo. S.oeO0 bsf1ssn io-z.
LIog0a sToRE CLEnK. vhlss, sS.
l71ei sunday. RA. 6.0so7.
Ll0U0R sTo1E NANAeER Or top
notch clerk who thinks he is
ready 70 manage GOOD store.
Must have fresh merchandising
IDEAS and not AFRAID Of work. win
pay excel. saiary and incentive
plan. Give ccTpi: .ssse .sssekFroynd,
LIQUOR eALEelIAN, retail, must
ss S.n sssrssEivi sEDna I, and .4,os sl:,s ssiE.
SSi STSoSNifsP. PpS ss7 y pi. PIT aTs S SI1s' AiI'
Evening star., 1961-01-08
FIRST RATE
OPPORTUNITY

SA = SA0 = SANA - =
A national manufacturer Of soaps,
spotterA and dry cleaning special
ties, seeks. man TO- promote sales
70 distributors. Should have work.
able knowledge Of the dry clean
tne industry: must be, willing to
travel tWo-6tAte area. Excellent
training program. for selected in-
dividual. Salary. commission. ex.
uenses apd car furnished. Only
those who are interested In
career opportunity need apply.
Euf history In hrst letter: per-
gQnal interview will be arraneed.
All replies answered. BOZ 464-K.
star.
FIVE BILLION DOLLAR co. seeks
services of ambit. man for career
opport, White. age 81 70 a: SAL
fy fCs7 eSRn HR R1eHARDsoN sS.lIs Sa ,oT EN- amt 4
I0OD sTORE MdR.-s6,6OO 70
$1,000 yr.. expef. buying, prieing.
dlsplay; retail expef.: nearby
0ovt. See Miss Bsii, BoYDe. 18th
and o NV. Ma. 1890.
FULL. TIME
Reliable family men with or With
out real estate exper. we Will
train you In our expanding once
TO insure you an excellent income.
Come Ia or call
H. w. ROHRBACK CO.
zei7 Edmonston Ave.
s|-.. Ap S.SH7S
Evening star., 1961-01-08

SSstsiSSsssHH SSssS.sss. I'd. SsI ''s Bradley blvd
HAIR STYLTST
EXPERIENCED
Mkcellent earnings; discount on
purchases, paid vacations and
holidays, free life insurance and
pension plan. Many excellent COM
pany henents.
PERSONNEL OFFICE
THE HECHT co.
PRINCE GEORGES PLAZA
Queens Chapel and East-West Hwy.
a6sEl as.l cIESK sss AL: Ds,.. tine zas xh,ts'
HOTEL NluMT AUDITOR, hand
transcript EXP, 8 nights, SIS.
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1888 Eye NV.
nOUSEMAN CHAUFFEUR, foreign:
excel salary and positions, flne
0ppof. Tor very capable man with
highest domestic and character
references. Call Ju. 7-7e00 week.
days after 10 am.
IBM SUPERVISOR
National concern Is interested IN
nnssi,de lnsesif,yieWinF , applicants for TIE
southeastern plant.
VIII supervise three subofdinates
and must be capable Of preparing
control charts and wiring din-
grams for IBM machine numbers
9Sg O71, Oe2. 407. 6l4. 557 and
Excellent starting salary with ampl.
room for Advancement within
established salary range. Mum.
erous euiploye benefits.
9end complete employment resume
including minimum starting salary
Leoqired. toeether with recent
PERsoNsSEL MANAGER
Post once Box 30H Augusta. Ga.
1'WANT PARTICULAR
TYPE MAN
4. MAN WHO WILL TAKE PER.
SQNAL-, INTEREST IN Ny BUei.
NESS, A MAN WHO WILL WORK
E0R ME AG HE WOULD FOR
HlMSELR. MUST BE AMBITIOUS.
I WILL pLAcE THIS MAN ON A
$400 MONTHLY GUARANTEE
AND IN A POSITION WHERE he
GAN EARN ABOVE AVERAGE
COMMISSION MONTHLY.
WONDERFUL. COMPANY BENE.
tEIe. RETIREMENT, HoSPiT-
ALI1AIIoN, INSURANCE, ETC.
FOR APPOINTMENT CALL Mr.
IRVING. 10. 9.6e...
INDUSTRIAL ACCOUNT'G
EXECUTIVE to $1,000
THE MAN WE SEEK is under 40,
hAs hed broad accounting exper :.
incl. al phases Of modern stand.
Ard POSTING. Is personable and
capable Of succeeding to the con
trollefship. The employer Is . long
estahhshed multi-plant mfr. of
metal products in New En-iand,
COLUMBIA EMP. SVC.
1871 @ NV. Suite a24. Me. 5000
INSURANCE RATING CLERK, ex.
perienced In fire and Casualty
lines: full time: liberal COMPANY
henefts bonus plan. Ma. S-86oO.
.s-.ess Ae.eAA6LEN.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

FIELD ENGINEER. With training,
and expet. In seFiii-conductor cir.
ehitry as applied 70 computer.
Wpe logic: must have electro.
mechanicala ability: training viii
be nrovIded: permanent local a..
stgnment, Contact JOSEPH DUDE,
eIQ C.E.I.R., Jefferson Davis hwy !,
Arlington. on. 4-6377, Ext. SSS.
FlELDhfAN, INsURANCE--orowth
op0of. for ". coll grad. in local
car and liberal ben. Mr. Handke,
eNGL1NQ AQCY., sos 14th ct.
n.W. ST. ,3.6S9S. I;l.
FINANCE OFFICES, intSrnationai
oreaninAtion;. supervisory expert.
enee, university education IN busi.
ness administration, accounting.
Initial salary depending upon fam
tly status. Approx. $500 to S10,.
500: Generous fringe Dement'S.
Apply in writing. giying aee and
experience. to Box 49S.M. star.
FIREMAN, GOOD steady job for
sober man with high pressure
sxRer; Bring refs. from last fob.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
HELP MEH

rsss.a s.s.:. ::,.::i ~ .ss.sss:t ss :t.:s:: ..s::
ssi:' i'iss ns h: :'ss g sis.SCo. aaA'' ~
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel, Service, $50 Wash, BLDG.
18th and ". y. NV. st. 8-g442
Evening star., 1961-01-08
MANAGEMENT
OPPORTUNITY

one Of the most dynamic
and expanding factors in
our modern economic 50.
eiety is credit. In O little
over 10 years, We have
grown into one Of the largest
organizations In the credit
We offer Q complete train
ing prograrila ct full salary.
We are cuffently engaged
IN Q, program that VIII see
our company increase its
staR By the addition Of four
men in. early February. We
are seeking men Of proven
ability. age 26-3b, with q
naeksround m business or
Excellent working eondi-
tons, no outside work In.
volyed. Benefits include Q
college training program and
an excellent retirement plan.
Salary, 81, 4,S0O-S0, 200.
II you have been seeking Q
position where your ehorts
will be rewarded from Q
monetary and Advancement
standpofnt. then YOU should
tnyestigate this opportunity.
Call M. Oliver between the
h0urg OF 9slO Am,
Evening star., 1961-01-08

MAN AND WYE as maintenance
man and light Janitorial duties,
ana wife Tor resident manager, .for
In nearby Hyattsville, Nd. Good
ORplN. 0.10 am. and As Pm,
SlI 18th NV.
arANAGER for large. garden.typs
apt. development In nearby Va,
REQUIRE extensive experiences In
complete manegement and main-
tenanee and residence on premises.
Give detailed resume Of personal
playground, education, experience,
references and salary REQUIRED tc
Bog 309.M. Star.
MGT. fRAINEE-PROGRAMMER
peg; nss,. hesyy In math.; 70 800
Mechanic TraineeS
Mechanical aptitude, under IS,
white; 4-12 pm. Start $500.
ABBEY PERsONNEL. 1883 Eye N. W
MECHANIC, exper., white: capable
perm. position. excel. working
eond.: salary according to ability.
siiIZ FsE Z asSsas siI;sR Si 81 FIJI s.fiS SSzs i
MECHANlCs-ExpeSienced wash-
ing machines. coin operated Excel
am. or As pm. daily.
AECEAANlCs AND AUTO WRECK.
KRS for cutting up cars and TAX
ing OF parts. Experienced prefer
red. must have tools. La. 6.4447
Evening star., 1961-01-08
UNIQUE CAREER
OPPORTUNITIES .
With Leading Ad Agency
ARTIST

The man we're looking for will have chance to
step into o No. role in one of Washington's top
agencies. If you have bold, creative imagination
and sparks; II you can do quick visuals and tight
comps II you're strong on lettering and have
good knowledge OF typography will be in q
position to, work on some Of the agency's top
national and regional accounts, in such fields as
electronics drugs, travel, consumer goods, and
wide variety Of others. Exciting, rewarding, at
tractive fringe benefits Write in confidence full
details and salary requirements, Box 340-M, Star.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
EXECUTIVE
TRAINEE
PROGRAM
FOR IL OUTSTANDING
COLLEGE MEN

a,;s.s :Ss: SIs:ss ss: .aS l.,ssss 1 M con:
an Unusual. etepped-up executive
trainink progrGm 20 d smaii Eeiect
sroup OF outetanding eolleTe grad.
,pAteS 4se q TO sS. -
> position Of authorify ana re-.
sponstbilitv. ill Just "a months.
This exceptionally rspid advance-
spportunity 20 work eioseiy Nv Win ias
Sspssiins tssiifsstS 70 IN nanssslssst SSTSsesi
on individually. sseisned projects,
sskflls. ms only iimitstion Is yo9r
sa.sssss ssa sssss e sssssiss.,a sssssss and apply
III you are anxious 70 assume 4
Key. non-seIiins executive poSi.
ton and possess the confidence
ana abliily 70. meet the ciiaIiens-
ms p4ce.r' visit our executive
2t1ess for . talk with' Mr.. j. n.
.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
SINCLAIR
REFINING co.
40l FARRAGUT ST. NE.
DRTVRR.SHLEsMAN

80 v ~ "l4AAAAoAt4AAAN
Food distributor interested in ex-
perteneed salesman to sell perish
able food products; salary plus
commission: 5 days. Call Mr..
Halperin. after 8 pm. HARRY
QOTTLIEB. INC. AP. 7.5151.
DRUG CLERK, eolored. must have
bad at least l yr. selling exper.
IN drug store. Apply In person,
.917 Ga. ave. NV.
DRUG CLBRK-Must be exper FuIl
time, good hrs. salary and work
ing cond. Box TIM. star.
DRUG CLERK, exper. preferred: !:
top SAL. no suns; must have To-
cal refs. Apply In person. saw
NOR DRUGS. 1910 New York n q
DRUG MAN to take charge Of front
OF store. Good deal for right man.
Apply NAYLOR PHARMACY, 3O39
Naylor I'd. Sc.
ELEC. ENGR., for consulting engrs.
once; exp. In elee. design for bldg
sonst. RI 7-7030. BOX SIN,
0bGI. q
Evening star., 1961-01-08

1sEs..s ssss. =: .:s q ss.. ;ss',.'y; !. :sy
sQnf fitioqs and Aif.con4. apt. Bee
N sb5s Sa1a SAnaoIs' SIs. n.s.l wsskdAss s-s ss'
Evening star., 1961-01-08
ST. $4,000

iIANAdER.. msn.i eiothIn5 store
keel enpor; for alnettiSus, al. as- :
ment OF new downtown Wash.
ington quality specially shop; sal.
AIRY and percentage Of projected
sales volume ofiers potential for
nve-fgure earnings Retail cloth.
Ing exper necessary; knoWledge
Of promotion. public relations and
Advertising desirable Furnish com.
plets confidential resume, including
phone number, to Box 27-M, star.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
-GUARDS

military men preferred.
s hs ssstErosSaSf ;: q sHSf SSss;a sSrS
fioNas kEssEARcH oiiesC. CrtSss 1856
Ariignston Td; (at Bradley blvd
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Manager-Salesnan

Experienced diamond SELL
ing, for leased fine jewelry
dept. in leading dept.
store. Salary plus share
profits. Communicate MR..
8. SINGER, HU. S-4400.
Evening star., 1961-12-24
Into the Fence Is Out
By JOHN W. STEPP
Star Staff Writer

In any event, the fence has unquestion-
ably saved lives. There has been only one
fence-crash fatality to date. 1t serves some
what the same function as baseball back
stop. It catches objects before they can fly
where they shouldn't be-like in opposite
traffic lanes.
The irony of this battered aluminium
fence (now partly steeD is that it never was
intended as a challenge to motorists. Its
initial purpose was to discourage pedestrians
from trying to cross Kenilworth in the teeth
of the traffic. Four expensive overpasses
were built for safe footpassage.
And herein lies another irony Some
pedestrians, who seem to resent the over
passes, take their lives in their own hands.
They snip openings in the fence at convenient
points with heavy-duty wire cutters. That way,
they can face traffic manto-man at ground
level.
The shipping operations have cost the
District another 5000 since the fence was
erected. When repairs are made at these
places, steel mesh is substituted. Steel is
harder to cut than aluminium.
And, incidentally, harder to drive
through.
Evening star., 1961-12-24

TNHE New York Yankees long have had
IL more than their share Of fence-busters.
Washington in the last four years has devel-
oped an impressive fence-busting set of its
own.
Mercy! not the Washington SENATORS!
We're talking about that set of motorists
who bust into the chain-link fence that runs
down the middle of Kenilworth avenue NE.
Since the six-lane dualized thoroughfare
opened for business in 1857 no less than u
vehicles have dived into the mesh.
To repair the damage, the District High
way Department has spent nearly 5000 to
date. This is onethird the original cost Of the
six-fOOt barrier
A highway official sighs: 1T seems like
repair crews are out there all the time"
The fence extends Ia miles from the Dis
trict Line to Benning road. Kenilworth
avenue links Prince Georges County to the
District armory, the new Stadium and down
town Washington. It soon will connect with
the Woodrow Wilson Bridge Alexandra and
points south. Its IS miles per hour limit is
cheerfully broken by motorists who can't
stand the sight of a rear bumper which may
explain some of the fence-busting
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INJURED IN ACCIDENT

Ann Elizabeth Etheridge, seven
months-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Etheridge of Ports
mouth, Va, was slightly injured
Sunday when the car in which she
and her parents were travelling to
Manteo overturned. The mishap
took place near Moyock, where
highway Ne. 1853 is under con-
struction, when the car, being driv-
en- by Mr.. Etheridge, was upset by
bad place in the road. Mrs. Eth
eridge and the baby were thrown
from the car and Mr.. Etheridge
was thrown into the back seat. The
automobile was badly damaged, but
bottle the infant and her parents
escaped serious injury. They were
enroute to Manteo to visit Mrs.
Etheridge's mother, Mrs. 7. G..
Dowdy, at the time of the accident.
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Laboratory was destroyed.)
Mr.. Benton is married to the
former Miss Helen Gore of Sperry-
vile, Virginia, and both of them
have been active in the activities of
the Episcopal Church, Garden Club,
and Rappahannock Hunt Club. They
have one pre-school age son, Hugh.
The Bentons, presently living at the
Piney River Ranger Station in the
North District of Shenandoah Nat
ional Park expect to enter on duty
at Cape Hatteras National Recrea-
ton Area (of which Robert F.
Gibbs is SUPERINTENDENT on No
vember 8. Although they will be
stationed at the Headquarters Area
temporarily, their permanent as
signment at Cape Hatteras will be
Ocracoke Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton We're hoor-
ed by the Shenandoah Employees
Association with a costume farewell
party at Panorama Restaurant on
Wednesday, October Is, with
large number of co-workers in at
tendance.
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FIRE
Continued from Page One)

years ago. It was quite a neigh
borhood center, and Mr.. Swindell
had wide circle of friends who
visited his store on trips to Fair
field.
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SILVER PITCHER WON FOR
CLUB MEMBERSHIP INCREASE

The Manteo Woman's Club was
presented silver pitcher for the
club having gained the most men,
bers during the year, in a meet
ing of the 18th district of the N.
C. Federation of Women's Clubs in
Severn on Tuesday, October 81. Is
clubs were represented.
Mrs. Julian Porter of Severn,
president of the district, presided.
Mrs. ]. M. Badgett of Townsville.
second vice-president of the state
federation, spoke on "Now Is The
Time. Mrs. Gordon Maddrey of
Ahoskie, state president, spoke on
Responsible, Responsive Citizen
ship.
Attending from the Manteo club
were Mrs. Gus Etheridge, Mrs. T.
D. Etheridge, Miss Annie Etheridge,
Mrs. Madeline Morales and Mrs. M.
K. Fearing, Jr. Mrs. Jack Tillett,
president of the Manteo club, who
was unable to attend, was appointed
to the nominating committee for the
election of district officers.
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WINFRED CAIN, EAST LAKE
NATIVE DIES ON FERRY BOAT

Winfred Vernette (Jep) Cain, So,
died suddenly Friday while work
ing on the East Lake ferry.
A native of East Lake and the
son of the late Alison Ransom Cain
and Mrs. Nancy Elizabeth Bas-
night Cain, he had been employed
by the N. C. Highway Department
several years.
Surviving are two brothers, Ben
Cain and Tom Cain of Elizabeth
City.
A funeral service was conducted
at 2 pm. in Zion Methodist Church
by the Rev. Charles R. Olson, pas
tor. Burial was in East Lake
Church cemetery. The body will be
taken from Twiford Funeral Home
in Manteo to the church one hour
prior to the service.
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KITTY HAWK COUPLE
HAVE GOLDEN WEDDING
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Perry Honored
On Their Fiftieih Wedding An
niversary at Open House

Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Perry
of Kitty Hawk celebrated their
Golden Wedding on Sunday after
noon, October 20, with open house
at their home. Hosts for the occa-
sion were their daughters, Mrs. Lee
ona Rogers and Mrs. Marvin Min
ton, Mr.. Minton, and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. 7. Beacham.
Greeting guests at the door were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Beacham, Mr..
Beacham being Mrs. Perry's broth
er. Mrs. Perry before her marriage
to Mr.. Perry so years ago was
Miss Laura Beacham. The receiv-
ing line was made up of the hon
Gree and the hosts and hostesses.
Mrs. Walter Beacham directed to
the dining room, where the table
was conferred with an arrangement
of yellow gladioi, flanked by can
delabra holding yellow candles. The
three-tiered wedding cake was cut
and served by Wesley. Mrs. Reggie
Parker presided at the punch bowl.
Yellow flowers were used through
out the house, and Mrs. Perry was
presented corsage Of yellow car
nations, Mr.. Perry boutonierre.
Charles Minton, grandson of the
honored couple, registered the
guests. Another grandson, Rodney
Minton, and Jennie Sue Finn di-
rected to the gift room, where Mrs.
Jackson Twiford and Mrs. Hope
Beacham presided. Goodbyes were
said to Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Forbes, Mrs. Forbes being a grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry.
Approximately $50 guests called
during the afternoon.