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RobertCu|yer,
.E|gin Official !

Robert T. Culver. 81, retired
Baltimore Washington district
sales representative Of the
Elgin National Watch Co., died
Friday in q veterans hospital
in Kecoughtan, Va.
A native of Newport, XIV,
Mr.. Culver was taken to Eu.
rope by his mother as q boy
and attended elementary and
secondary school in Italy. He
then completed his formal ed.
ucation at a college In Switzer-
land.
After his graduation from
college, Mr.. Culver returned to
this country and Joined ElRin.
His grandfather, H. 2. Culver.
was one Of the founders of
the firm and was its vice presi.
dent from 1870 to 1884.
During World War /. Mr..
Culver served in France as a
soldier in the American Ex-
peditionary Force. After the
war. he returned to the Elsin
firm and remained with IL
until his retirement in 1850.
He leaves his wife, Irene
Renauld Culver. of the home
address, 1880 Wisconsin avenue
NV. and a brother, Charles
Culver. Of Richmond.
Graveside services will be at
1880 am. tomorrow in Airing.
ton Cemetery. The family re-
quests that. expressions OF
sympathy be in the form Of
contributions to the American
Cancer Foundation.
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the collision of two airliners
over New York City and the fire
aboard the aircraft carrier
U. S. s. Constellation in Brook
lyn, both last month.
Mr.. Deiss was O fingerprint
lecturer for the FBTs National
Academy and also had lectured
before several conventions Of
police officials. He was o mem
ber of the International ASso-
citation for Identification, an
organization composed Of fin
gerprint experts.
During his FBI career, Mr..
Deiss received more than Is
concentrations from FBI
Director J. Edgar Hoover for
exceptional service.
Mr.. Deiss leaves two brothers,
Robert, Of Albuquerque, N. Mex,
and Joseph, of Corvallis, Greg.
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Franklin Gilbert,
Show Producer

ROME, Jan. 80 tAP).-
Franklin Gilbert, 43, producer
Of Lend an Ear" and other
stage shows In Hollywood and
on Broadway, died in Rome
Saturday after a heart attack.
Mr.. Gilbert's real name, listed
on his passport, was Franklin
Goldberg. lie was not identified
until yesterday as Gilbert. the
name under which he was we'll
known in American theatrical
circles.
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DEATHS
HIT Mrutnrtant
Announcements Of

BEVERLY, RICHARD n. ana CORA p.
In loving memory Of our devoted
who entered Q more beautiful life
23 years ago. January 2s, 1888. and
CORA p. BEVERLY, lStyears ago
today. January 80, l843,
Let US think "a them today. .
sleeptng, resting, Just away,
sleepine where no shadows fall
In perfeet peace they await US all.
THE FAMILY.
DIXON: xeI HER1E4I, O.. IN loyins
HERbERTs o, DIXON, who passed
iissS issS one year ago. January 80,
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, CASSIE ".
DIXON AND SONS.
HENDERSON,, ADA d. In loving mem
9ry OF my wife. ADA B. HENDER-
SQN, who suddenly departed this
NE January 80, 1860.
The call was sudden, the shock
! little thought such Erief was near.
!, VINO have lost can only tell.
The r.r.' pain 9f parting without
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. STEVE
80
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!; 0tarn Ut Thauks

sGEAhK. ORA ABEIL, TnA family
J. spprecistien the many sxpfessions
- Of kindnesses and sympathy shbWn
- US BY our relatives. friends, neigh
AorsI Rev. Smith and the rArehArt
~ sereavemeat. s mfe aOtmE TfsE fai fAMiEYss. iIEsssa'
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M. Q. CULbERSON, Ill. Recorder.
PITTS. CLARENCE SAMUEL. On Fri
SAMUEL PiTiTs Of SoS7 Maple st..
sailsys y Cros: Roads. ys:. the be;
Sn: a:hs sh. Rss' b.sS sfSsass ssd a.. # ES' p
grandson OF Mr.. and Mrs Sandy
Norris and Mr. and MRS. Fred Pitts.
Other relatives and many friends
S1G,s Tss.eF Ross! Baptist Church: Bsilsys Y
Tuesday. January 81. where funeral
services will be conducted at 1 pm.
MMis,damesdssy, Mi,ann sS. February by the Rev.
nston 1RsRSsld sEions! cs%stsry nss1@sn' At. A.
rangements by Chirn. 81
'A3E1SS 3snSs4, h9u1sa e. 1861 A. . On On, ss.a sSsas.
Nd to1nsH tothslas a. dr sAxroS% xTfeS%a beloved Rsrsj
wife OF the late T. o. Ssxton,
mother Of Harry sexton, Of Berger,
ford, Ohio; Mrs: Nellie Davis Mrs Mrs.
Ann Hufford and Miss Mary Saxton,
anS and twenty-five grsat;grandchii-
T.inr dTein; Friends may cali et the
roll st. NV. (parkinS opposite),
Tuesday. January 81. at . pm.
sCnNEIDER. ANNIE BRysM. On
Saturday. January %, 1891, at the
SCHNEIDER Of sSi2 oioucestsr i
AYE i.,. cpn, Springfield; yysi, wife q the
Metropolitan Police Department,
mother Of Lawrence q. Schneider
and Miss Lorraine e. Schneider,
Grandmother OF. Mary y. Schneider,
sIl OF springfield. w. Friends may
Home. 1900 West Braddock I'd,
alexandria,, Va, where funeral
services viii be held on wednesday,,
February, l., at 1915 am. Inter.
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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CEMETERY LOTS

A-sPACE LOT, Cedar Hill, for sale
$46O cash Write owner, LOTTiE
THOMASSON. Box 81, Raeford
N. G. 22,23,24,29,3O,31
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GLADYS M. The officers
and members OF William
z. Hunt Chapter. No, l6,
Q. E. B.. are hereby hoti-
fled OF the death Of Sister
GLADYS NJ. GENELhA on
Friday. January ~. 1851.
Services at the Lee, IN.
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EEFlfss szisPT 5sPT'is & Ss ssIa. ssi hUG5 Sslss
husband Of Eta A. Barrett and
brother Of Robert A., David L.
and Vincent b. Barrett. Reiatives
and friends may call at Collins
REQUIEM mass at Saint Bernadettes
Church, 72-74 University blvd. east,
Silver Spring. Md, on Tuesday,
January 81 at 10 am. Interment
at the above funeral home from
3-6 pm. and 7-9 pm, ON Sunday
and Monday. so
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setts ave. ne. on Tuesday. January
HELEN NJ QTTE, W. M. /.
GiSTER; nrE 30 JACOB COZ 4 .,n On spndsy SsIlS
brother Of Harry ointer. Friends
may call at the Robert A. MattinEiY
Fnneral Home, 1871 I1th st. Sc,
after pm. Monday, until Wednes-
asSr,. cay; FserHSry I: at gao an:
> Church. Hillcrest Heights. Nd, At
10 a-n. Relatives and friends In
yited. lnterment Mount olivet Gene
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MoINAR. HELEN OLGA. On Saturday,
January Jan ~: 1891 At siblsy Memo
MAR Of 3i25 North Court House % I'd
Arlington, We, sister Of Louis An.
drew Molnar of Culver City, CALI. ;
aunt OF Corliss. Philip and Frank
MolnaI. Friends may call at Cav.
NV. Courtesy parking oppositel.
where services will Be held Tuesday,
January 81. at 8 pm. Interment
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RAYMOND j. The mem
hers Of the Holy Name
are requested to assemble
ct the DeVol Funeral
Home. 6 1924 wisconsin ave.
JisaarS' 81, ipsso. Hss'rs: 70 rs:
rosary for RAYMOND J.
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Drmha

ARMSTRONG. JACK LAWRENCE. yr.
issSSffeniyjA isSf. jAeR * FElSMaH LaMkEScE ESSsaaaFi ilRM
setSesGa. Nd, b BELOVED SSSV son ASf 81 cooii' oii'
brother Of jimmy ArmstroES; Grand.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. 3. 8. ARM
Friend! are invited to call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home Of Robert A. Pumphrey. BE-
mazda, Nd. after 5 pm, Sunday.
January 20. Services tuesday, jan
uary 81. from the above funeral
home ct 10 am. Interment Ar
linRton National Cemetery. 80
BALASsA. JOHN MICHAEL, sR. On
Saturday. January 20, 1861, at the
Washington SanitArium and Hos
pital. JOHN MICHAEL BALASSA,
sR,. Of 13412 Parkland DR., Rock
vile, Nd. husband q Elissbeth
Drumsta. Mrs. william etahovic,
Sa1s.S SShn j. r S.,. Jo:sph ,Ics and and Ernest
Werner yer nI:.I, =; P,gmphrey gsHnsEal s Hent,
Md sSfns sGfEEas fssssiiit.ss] ssi s]''l Msss sDF;HE @
soul on TuesdaA JtnnsSy 81 at At
ehSreh na7ci vi.r. s Sds' %iii rd. caEsSle Roete
Vile, Nd. interment National Ne.
mortal Park Cemetery, Falls Church,
Va. Friends may visit at the
funeral home after Q pm, Sunday.
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HANFORD. THEODORE r, (TED),
q ,sSf ssSSddeniy M on rridsay; January
poRn sE'', crEB1 rSERB''nsH HAsso;n1SH NJ; 1SH5G. g..
husband Of c. virginia Hanford
and son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
II Hssniord; 1ss ~ ,. 81. Mr.. Haniord rests
neral ne Home. %asneT s4s4 rSS%PaEs' S.oPais rs-
viii be held on Tuesday. Jan. jan
g.niy,,,sl, IaTy 81, at 1880 pm. ip.rtins
NstionsS Ntasil1sisf' c.u.,att i,ntsrment Ailington
s. expressed s in. syy%Dstss yo1m may
morials 70 the shrinert Hospital
p. steuart. 144O P ct. NV.
HARRISON, .IsRI,s91 90 ADgIE. ,o9I On On sunday.
devoted wife f 81 James James Z. EHAHkS1f0n, HaTrisoS'
She also leaves to mourn her pass
ing: three daughters. two Sons, her
father, Mr.. Arthur Hall; om broth.
sL Arthur Hall. jr.,. other relatives
and az IN many Iy,n friends, Remains resting
Notice Of funeral later.
HAWKINS, RICHARD Z. on Saturday,
aeneaa aansaaY IL Ao.pa iSSi at R5nsi RIGSaSn
S - v. GksCuhIu hBWklnbs Also
survived BY one sister, Mrs. JAMIE
2. Jenkins: four brothers. J. Holii-
day. W. Mason. Tiighman A. and
George W. Hawkins: four grand
children. Byron. Sheree. Cheryl and
Anthony Hawkins. Friends are in
yited to call at the. Kelson Funeral
Home, Aauasco. Nd. after 4 pm.
Monday, January go. Funeral sefy-
ices will be held ct st. Thomas
Methodist Church, Bfandywine, Nd,
on Tuesday. January 81, at II m.
Interment church cemetery.
20. 1881. JOSEPH HEcHT Of Soo4
9TH place NV. beloved husband OF
Rose Hecht. devoted father OF Mrs.
Rose Sherman, George and Sig
mund Hecht, oil OF New York City
Also survived by five grandchildren
Services will be. at the SCHWARTZ
Brothers Chapel. 114O3 Queens
blvd. Forest Hills, N. r., on Tues
day, January. 81, at 10 am, Inter-
terry. Long Island, N. Y. Family In
mourning at 60O7 1th place NV
ARRANGEMENTS BY the c. u. Gold
berg d Son Funeral Home. '42I7
9th ct. NV.
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,OB Z. This Il TO notify
officers and members Of
the Sheet Metal Work
ers, Local 1O2, Of the
death Of BROTHER JACOB
L. GINTER, who died
Sunday morning ct the
Newton D. Baker Hos
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PEBBLE z. The Officers
and members Of Miriam
CHAPTER Number %. O.E.S.
OF Washington, D. c.. are
hereby requested to 90.
semble at the Deal Funeral
Home. 4Sl2 Georgia ave.
NV on Sunday INnuarV
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LENOIR, OSCAR 8. On Thursday.
January 20. 1881. at Mount Alto
Hospital, OSCAR z. LENOIR Of
225 I'd st. Sc. beloved brother OF
Dr.. Alphonsus j.. Julian and Ernest
Lenoir and Mrs., Alice Niles. Fu.
e Funeral Home. 3l7 Pennsylvania
ave. Sc. on Wednesday. February 1,
at o Am. Requiem mass ct St.
Peters Church at $50 am. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Inter
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Everyone extra little something" to get going in
morning! You'll tempt the most anguid appetite pre-
fashion Sausage Wheels served with
pineapple juice readytoeat cereal scrambled
the markings of top-notch breakfast
Sausage Wheels biscutmeat combination they
appeal good nutrition the This attrac
tasty dish enriched serising
three benefit
your ami health You make breakfast biscuit baking
you enriched rising flour Baking powder
and salt have dy been blended with selfsng flour to
you time and energy
To Sausage Wheels breakfast first brown the
sausage cooking dough- then
follow the directions combining the to make
cruy golden biscuit wheels While the biscuits baking
and set out the other breakfast foods Here's the time
saving Sausage Wheel recipe that makes this hearty break
fast possible.
SAUSAGE WHEELS
pound pork sausage meat shortening salad oil"
sifted enriched self u to q milk
rising flour
sausage disappears
brown Drain off much fat possible Measure flour into
mixing bowl Cut rub shortening Add milk to make soft
dough (I salad oil fat is add with the MILK
Turn out lightly Toured board pastry cloth and ead
gently 80 seconds Roll out rectan about IL inches Scatter
cooked sausage meat evenly dough- Roll like jelly roll
Cut into 1nc slices and place baking Bake
in hot 425F until lightly Drowned about Is to 20 minutes
Makes IL Sausage Wheels
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STUMPY POINT PERSONALS

Born to MS and Mrs. Bill Sci
griest of Wacherheim, Germany, a
third child and third son, weight
8 lbs. Mrs. Seigrest is the former
Faye Midgette, daughter of the
late Cecil Midgette and Mrs. Ola
Midgette Meekins.
Chief Warrant Officer ]. G,
Meekins, U.S.N., left Norfolk We'd
nesday on the Carrier Forrestal for
a seyen-months' cruise in the Med
iterranean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Brinn of Nor
folk visited Mr.. and Mrs. Neal
Payne and Mrs. Annie Brinn
Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Midgette are
making their home in Manteo at
the Leo Midgette apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy Hooper
Stanley, Tony and Jennifer of Nor
folk visited Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Hooper who returned with then
for a visit.
Donald Midgette is home with
his family on a ten-day leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Best visited
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Carey Smith of Laurens
S. C. Mrs. Smith accompanied
them home for a visit.
Horace Hooper, Jr. returned
Thursday from Norfolk Genera
Hospital and is improving.
Dan Burgess was home for tn
week end from Public Health Hos
pital, Norfolk, whre he is pa
tient.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Hooper visit
ed their son, Tracey Hooper ant
family in Greenvi1le.
Mrs. Charles Meekins, Mrs. An
.. ME Payne and Mrs. Melba Hope
were in Engelhard Monday.
Mrs. Minnie Wise is visiting
Mrs. Lizzie Pedric in Wysocking.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Twiford at
tended a supper Thursday il
Manns Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Payne
Bruce and Brynn of Norfolk visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Payn'
during the week end.
Mrs. Ruby Best visited in Man
teo Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Best, Mr.
and Mrs. Talmadge Best, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Harold Wise, Mr.. and Mrs
Bobby Wise, Mr.. and Mrs. Bel
Barbee, and Mr.. and Mrs. Brantle!
Twiford attended the valentin
dance at the Shrine Club Saturda.
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Hooper ant
Archie of Elizabeth City, Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Hooper of Buxton visit
ed their mother, Mrs. France
Hooper Sunday.
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|ULRICK A. JACKSON OF
POPLAR BRANCH DIE

POPULAR BRANCH-Ulrick Al
Jackson, 81, died Feb. 10 at ESQ
am. in the Naval Hospital, Ports
mouth. He was a native of Roches1
ter, N. Y, and has resided in Pop
lar Branch for the past IS years.
He was retired chief radioman of
the Navy having served 80 years.
He retired in June, 1850, and until
his illness he was a civilian employee
of the Coast Guard. He was mem
Der of the Coinjock Lodge No. 465,
AF&AM, a member of the Griggs
Commandery of Elizabeth City and
Sudan Temple in New Bern. He is
survived by his wife, Mrs. Elsie
Balance Jackson; one daughter,
Miss Elsie Jean Jackson of Virgin
ia Beach, Va; two sons, William
Billy George jackson of Hous-
Ton, Tex, and Donald Lee Jack
son of Morehead City; one broth
er, George R. Jackson of San Ped
TO, Calf, and one granddaughter.
Funeral services wore conducted
Sunday at 2:30 pm. in thee chapel
of the Twiford Funeral Home, Eli
zabeth City, by DR.. L. Sigsbee Mil
Ter of Elizabeth City, and the Rev.
Durward Goodwin of Grandy. Mill
tary rites were conducted at the
grave in Westlawn Cemetery, Eli
dabeth City.
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ROY ENocH BANKS

Roy Enoch Banks, 45, died Satur-
day 2 am. in the family home in
Mamie, Currituck Co. after a heart
attack.
He was a lifelong resident OF
Currituck County and lived in
Mamie all his life. He operated a
service station at Mamie until re-
Gently. 1t was noted as the home
of "Cuffy" the big bear which es-
capped when hurricane Donna blew
the roof off his house. Cuffy got to
be so troublesome in the neighbor-
hood after that, he had to be killed.
Mr.. Banks was son of Mrs. Sal
lie Waterfield Banks and the late
Enoch Banks. He was a member
of the Baptist Church.
Beside his mother he is sur
vived by two sons, Leroy Banks
of Richmond and Aubrey Banks OF
Harbinger, and one brother
Lloyd Banks of Mamie.
The body was taken from Twi-
ford Funeral Home to the grave
for a funeral service Sundav a.
N. by the Rev Caleb Goodwin, of
Manteo former pastor of Powells
point Christian Church, and the
Rev. F. Mcintosh, pastor of Pow
ellis Point Christian Churrh. Burial
was in Powells Point Baptist
Church cemetery.
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GULRocK PERSONALS

Mrs. Amanda Pugh and Mrs.
Virginia Pugh were in Washington
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eble Leary of Eliz-
abeth City visited her sisters Miss
lone O'Neal and Mrs. Alfred Pugh.
Mrs. Mime Mason and Mrs.
Mildred Gibbs visited in Edenton.
Mrs. Marie Watson is home after
several weeks in Norfolk.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood
Gibbs Sunday were: Robert Rice
of Aurora, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Creole of Richmond, and Swan
Swan Quarter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Dale, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton
Bond Of Edenton, Ivy Oneal and
|Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Williams Of
EngeIhard.
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nificant, as only two other tele-
phone companies reporting to the
National Safety Council during 1860
equaled this record.
Carolina Telephones president.
H. Dali Holdeness, in congratu-
lating the company's 2,341 en-
ployees, said:
During my visits throughout
our territory, I have been favora-
bly, impressed by the continuing
support being given our safety pro-
gram by all personnel. Accident
prevention is an area in which
every employee, regardless of de-
partment or job classification, is
involved. My heartiest congratula-
tons and concentrations go to
all concerned"
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CAROLINA TELEPHONE POST
100000 SAFE MANHOURS

Employees of Carolina Telephone
have recently completed 1.000 600
consecutive manhours without a
lost-time accident in any depart
ment Of the company.
The announcement was made by
X. C. Wilkinson the telephone
firms Belhaven manager who said
hat this achievement was posted
during the four-month period end
ing in December.
This is the first time since the
company's formal safety program
was inaugurated II years ago that
such a record has been attained.
The attainment of the million
manhour, accident-free mark is sig
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NEWS OF METHODISTS OF
KITTY HAWK CHARGE

The Layman from the Colington,
Grace, and Kitty Hawk Methodist
Churches will be attending the Lay
night, Friday the 18th. There they
mems Rally in Hartford, N. C. to-
will receive and give spiritual fell
lowship with many other Metho-
dist Laymen. They will also be en-
joying Barbecued Pork and Chick
en- Suppers.
The Colington Methodist Church
will have Layman John Austin of
Frisco for their speaker at the II 90
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EAST LAKE PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Berry and
SON Of Fairfield, Mr.. and Mrs.
Augusta Gregory of CASTOR, N.Y.
land Brickhouse and son and John
Mitchell of Greenville were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Turner
Twiford.
Mrs. Betty Berry is i'll at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Turner
Twiford.
Jess Cooper of Columbia visited
Roy Everton over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnett of
Salvo visited Mrs. Barnett's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Am
brose.
Marshall Twiford and son of
Norfolk visited his sister, Mrs.
Sarah Cahoon, who has been very
ill, but is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Mann and
Mrs. Bonnie Whitehead of Norfolk
visited their mother, Mrs. Sina
Mann through the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Smith and
son Dickie and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
ford Midgette of Norfolk visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Smith of
Lynnhaven visited his sisters, Mrs.
Marian MCGOWAN and Mrs. Dixie
Ambrose.
Other visitors from Norfolk
were Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Bas-
night, Norman and Miller Cahoon,
Kenneth Miller and Adolphus Am
brose.
Mrs. Violet Cahoon and children,
Tina, Norman, Jr. and Ryan re-
turned home after a two weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Spruill.
Manteo shoppers during the
week were Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Spruill, Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Am
brose, Emmett Smith and son Bry-
an, Wally Smith, Mrs. Dixie Am
brose, Mrs. Polly Ambrose, Mrs.
Dorothy Twiford, Mrs. Thelma
Smith, Joe Noonan and Wilbur
Cahoon.
Mrs. Minnie M. Spruill and
grandson Earl Perry of Spot Wis
tied her son and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Spruill, Sunday.
Sylvester Twiford was a recent
visitor in Norfolk.
Virginia Ambrose and Myrna
Sawyer of Elizabeth City visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Re
Sawyer and Teco Ambrose
Sunday.
nd Mrs. Tommy Wood OF
Manteo visited Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Patrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Niser and
son Nathan and Roger Shannon
also of Manteo visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Spruill.
Mrs. Dixie Ambrose, Mrs. Mil
dred Twiddy and Mr.. and Mrs
Alvin MCGOWAN were shoppers in
Columbia.
Visitors from Manteo attending
services at the Holiness Church
Saturday night were Mr.. and Mrs
Bateman O'Neal, Mrs. Jewel Greet
Marvin Basnight and Luther Hoop
er and the Rev. L. A. Sheriff. Of
Elizabeth City, Luther Payne ane
niece. Dale PAYNE, Mrs. Lessie
Twiford and daughter, Mrs. Luel.
Ia Basnight of Stumpy Point ano
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pierce Of
Edenton attended services Sunday
Pastor Ed Hooper was present.
The Rev. L. A. Sheriff., Mrs
Jewel Greet, Mr.. and Mrs. Bate
man O'Neal and Mr.. Jim Bratter
and Mrs. Mary Greet of Manns
Harbor also attended Sunday
morning service at the Methodist
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Don't just
stand there!
Call your
HORSEPOWER
Contractor

Does an underwired home keep you
from enjoying the sparkling, effortless,
hospital-clean dishes turned out by a
modern Electric Dishwasher? Then call
your vEPco Authorized Horsepower
Contractor. Let him tell you how little
it takes in time and money to up-date
your wiring to full Horsepower.
No muss. No fuss. And he can do the job
on easy budget payments. What's more,
with Horsepower, your present lights
and appliances will work better. And
you'll have power to spare for that dish
washer, clothes dryer, outdoor lights.
all the new electric helpers you plan on
today, and tomorrow!
Look in the Yellow Pages or phone
vEPco for the name of your nearby
Authorized Horsepower Contractor
he will check your wiring and give you
free Horsepower cost estimate.
VIRGINIA ELECTRIC QEKn
and POWER coMPANY~
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worship service Sunday Feb. 10.
The Grace Methodist Church at
Duck will have Layman Rowland
Stowe of Hatteras for their speak
err at the 1900 worship service Sum
daY Feb. 10.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-02-17

ACTRESS DONNA REED, the
national 1861 Heart Sunday
Chairman, heads an army Of
nearly 100000 volunteers
who will ring doorbells for the
Heart Fund. Heart Sunday,
February 26, Is the climax of
the m0nth-lOng Heart Fund
Campaign. The army's mission
is that Of spearheading an all
out attack on the No. l health
enemy.
Evening star., 1961-04-29
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
BY ALFRED SHETNWOLD
Set Up Long Suit
To Discard Loser

In some hands you can make
your contract either by ruffing
q loser or by discarding the
loser on a long suit, If the
defenders shut you off from
one Of these lines of play,
adopt the other.
West dealer,
North-South vulnerable.
NORTH
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WEST EAST
A1O972 ass
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SOUTH
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AJAX
West North East South
Pass 10 10 IL
Pass 20 Pass 50
Pass 4 4 All pusr