davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-10-20
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
-CHEVERLY

Spacions and impressive.
new brick-and-clapboard CO.
lonial, finest residential sec
ton. lst H., bedrm. and
fully equip; kit; . bedrms.
Up plus full bsmt. and lava
torv: finest Of construction
and quality throughout: i'm
mediate possession; priced
for immediate sale with mod.
Evening star., 1961-10-20

Spacious 3-bedrm. rambler. lEe. liv.
rm. with woodburning firepl.. sep
arate ain. rm., equipped kit,
plenty of closets and storage
area. full walk-out bsmt.. beauti-
full wooded lot. Conveniently To-
Gated near schools and shopping.
$3.50 dn., S97 per mo. pays all.
Evening star., 1961-10-20
BERENs, AP. 7-4e4s

sL!ek Toy .toTnhpuss: VA appraised ioT
bSnt.: walk TO bus. shopping and
schools: very good cond. Move in
settlement cost only. BERENS
SATEG pE RSAnD 'tI q
Evening star., 1961-10-20
MITCHEILVILLE

Today's best rambler buy. Custom
built, 3 bedrm., az bath RAM
bier on IL acres, lge. liv. rm.
with Italian marble firepl.. luxur-
ious wall-to-wall carpeting. for
NAL din. rm., extra lge. kit. with
double wall oven, dishVaSher, dis
poSal, double stainless steel sink,
table top range with hood ex-
hsust. walk-in closets, Dashboard
h.v. heat: stereo. intercom phone
Jacks in every rm. Rec. type bsn1t
with firepl.. handicapped lot with
large patio. A truly elegant home
that must be seen. Only asking
S3l 800. For appt. call
Evening star., 1961-10-20
ANDREWS AREA

DISTRICT HTS" and 3 bedrm.
ramblers: immediate possession: /:
some with bSmts.: GI. FHA fl
nance.
Evening star., 1961-10-20

Is the word to describe this fabu-
louS contemporary brick rambler
From its cathedral ceiling to the
firepl. with intricate wood design
and raised stone hearth, it is
UNIQUE in every respect. 3 bedrmS.
with walk-in closets. . fun tiled
baths, separate din. rm. and mod :
ern kit, entrance foyer paneled
IN mahogany. csrport. dividing
glass doors. covered patio, full
osmt. and intercom. system add to
its Splendor. Your space agency
research center. S26.950.
Evening star., 1961-10-20

NORTH FoRRSTVILLE-Three-be bed
rm. rambler. Jslousied enclosed
Penn-Mar shopping center; i'm
mediate possession; GI nothing dn.
Evening star., 1961-10-20
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
COLLEGE PARK

3-Bedrm. rambler. level fenced lot
divided bathroom, rec. type bsmt
completely redeeorated inside and
out blkS. to elem schools.
shopping. Ntransp. Asking only
Sl4.95O. Gl. FHA or conventional
Evening star., 1961-10-20

ARL.. nr. Lorcom lane-Immed
poSs.: 3-bedrm Colonial. Ice. scr.
porch. att. Ear.. privacy. shaded
lot. charm. conv.: S1.100. SIG
mo-. plus inS.. tax. to quail FLA
purchase no closing expense.
Evening star., 1961-10-20

ALEXANDRIA, SOUTH
I,2OO DOWN FHA IN
CLUDES CLOSING COSTS
on this 2-bedrm. brick ram
bier IN excellent location
froom for = more bedrmsD:
living rm. with pine-paneled
fireplace wall. separate din
in- rm., equipped kitchen
with eating space, full base
ment with partial recreatlon
rm.: almost a acre, beautl-
fully landsca ped; less than
FILA appraisal.
Evening star., 1961-10-20

Three bedroom brick
rambler. Liv: rn.. din. rm.. mod.
kit. firepls.. . baths. hsmt.
and rec, rm.. garage: immediate
possession. Assume present loan
or FHA terms.
Evening star., 1961-10-20
ARLINGTON, NORTH

COUNTRY CLUB ARIA
> beorms.. > baths, brk. rambler.
fully equip. kit, blk. from
jamestown School. Lovely grounds
Asking price S@1 800. JUNE
AIERSTOcK, Realtor. KE. 6-94q6.
Evening star., 1961-10-20

ARL. N, BY OWNERS bedrms..
bsmt.. gas h.-wh., lge. garage. nr
bus. FLA ap. Sl3,99b. ia. s-7624
ARLINGTON AREA-For Washing
ton family who must stay close
eountrT co IivinT fafTs houSs use lsTgs
secluded lot lover q acrel. 4
double bedrooms. 3 baths. library
or 5th bedroom: S3O.0 900 FHA ap-
praisal. with S@5. .0OO-25 year loan;
vacant. Call Col. Gwynne. 532-
$500. MARSTELLER. McCABE q
Co WO R-lO6R
Evening star., 1961-10-20
nT@ggm

DAILY 10 TIL 3
HERE ARR THE HOMES
YOU MAY BE LOOKING FOR
Value and location most i'm
portant. City sever water
and bus service. 3 and A.
bedrm. ramblsrs and split
levels. built-in saraes and
recreation rooms. large
kitchens and dinin rooms,
IL and . baths. See our
new section today. VA and
FLA financing. Sample house
61l2 Oxon Hill rd. RYAN
CO. REALTORS, RE g.
g1ff. Call Mr., Reed. CHI.
S-4R0O
Evening star., 1961-10-20

DISTRICT HTs.-Pour-b -bedrm. brick
bi-level. Two baths. bsmt.. rec.
rn., enclosed jslouSied porch: i'm
meolate Possession. Assume 5l4ee
loan or FHA terms.
Evening star., 1961-10-20
SHARON

FL. $500 Ell s-3314
y. SPRINGFIELD, owner sale, 55i6
Kathleen pl.-3-bedrm. brk. ram
bier; sttrac. wooded lot on Guide
sac; .elec. kit, firepl.. carport,
priced at FHA appraisal, S17,15O,
like new. CL. 6-3057.
Evening star., 1961-10-20
ARLINGTON N


Located in Crystal Spring Knolls.
Arlington's finest close-in COM
munity, this rambler is construct
ship. Every need for gracious
living is met by such features as
the l1X22 living rm., 13xl5 din
ing rm.. 10x2l modern kitchen,
& large bedrms., baths, two
15X36 rec. rms. central air con-
ditioning A 35, ,OO0-su-ft. land
scaped lot. Call for further Ge-
Evening star., 1961-10-20

QUEENS CHAPEL-Vacant, move
right in; this brk. semidet. Co.
lontal, large liv. rn., din. rm.. =
hedrms.. bath, rec rm. fenced
yard; only Sl".a5O, $500 dn. FHA.
BURCH REALTY CO., 1000
Til = nm
Evening star., 1961-10-20
BUT EXCLUSIVE WITH
EREE STATE PROP. AP. 7-Ic6
ATTENTION. NAsA Below

- Brick and stone.
foyer entrance rambler with . spa
cious bedrms. and optional 3rd
bedrm. or family doom. Large liv.
room with center fireplace, Holly
wood bath, biz table space kit
. Deep level lot with patio and eff
street parking Assume $4,000
loan with $3.50 down.
Evening star., 1961-10-20
andrews EREA-For n. di;c-i

ANDREWS AREA-For the discri.
mtnating buyer only. Yr.-old Gus.
tom-built Early American style
rambler: 4 bedrms., 3 baths. din
ing rrn., full bSmt., rec. rm. W
firepl.: built-in gar; air cond. and
year-round humidity control. On
g. 10 acre, secluded street: S3l 500
substantial On. pymt. OWNER
-CH. s-9l39. Can be seen today
AREAS BEST BUY = 4-bedrm.
split-leVel, full din. rm., lge. liv.
nm, modern kit. with built-ins
plus. luxurious vall-to-wall carpet.
bSmt. with bath. home in Al
cond.. builders force sale at Slg,-
h0n. Nnur termS
Evening star., 1961-10-20
ARLINGTON, NORTH
CHAIN BRIDGE AREA
ARLINGTON, N.-Bi

ARLINGTON, N.-Brand-new and
ready for immediate occupancy
All-brick rambler with carport, 3
bedrms.. sep. din. rm. Walk-out
basement has space for another
bedrm. and rec. room. Deep, pri-
yate lot wltrees. Close in location
Evening star., 1961-10-20
ARLINGTON. NORTH-See5 DOWN
including settlement: 3 bedrms..
basement. ST. 3-5690.

IRLfNGToN. NORTH = Close in
residential neighborhood. II you
are looking for good sized rooms
we recommend this brick home
situated on q wooded lot and
a dead-end street. 2 bedrooms,
living room with fireplace and
q separate dining room: full base
ment with outside entrance, de-
lightful screened porch, price.
$4,000 with good financing For
new adventure see and own this
dandy home. -lRLINGTON REAL
TY CO.. 1900 Wilson blvd, JA
Evening star., 1961-10-20

5-rm. Colonial. only . blks. from
elem. and jr. high school and
blk. from bus and shopping CEN
ter: sep. din. rm. and finished
rec. rm. Sl2,500.
Evening star., 1961-10-20

Short On Cash? See These!
5-room Colonial. on fenced lot {:
home very well kept: close TO
schools, bus and shopping center;
&ll.400.
Evening star., 1961-10-20

ARL;; NoRTHIsig6 g6n 6tsmily Tx! special: H;Gi;
charmer is In fine condition. EH-
cellent buy for the large family.
Living rm. with fireplace, separate
dining rm. full bsmt.: beautiful
lot. Walk 10 bus, snops, schools.
St. Agnes Parish. Flexible financ .
inE. ATLAS OF ARLINGTON, IA.
ISSA. nNaS LA E-lRRr
Evening star., 1961-10-20

JOE JACOBS REALTY RE. 5000
iI3l Silver Hill Rd.. Suitland
ANDREWS ESTATES. lust off Suit
land pkwy. at Suitalnd I'd. a
mile to Andrevs-:i bedrmS.. n
baths, walkout bsmt.. with picture
window. AL brick ramblers; SIS
S5O. 1Oes down. Price includes
city sewer. water, streets. c
DIXON REALTOR. RE. 6-S1S7.
kTT
Evening star., 1961-10-20
LUCILLE COOK
JE. 2-3272 Realtor JE. 2-4664

FOR SALE
1853 Skyline Mobile Home, 5OxIO:
front kitchen. 2 bedrooms. air con-
ditioner, 9X32' awning. 27h-gal. oil
TANK. Al condition: extra large
iot For further information call
so. s-aO09. G PM. TO Q PM.
TT; BELVOIR AREA-3 bedrms.
is-n kit. Liy. rm. with firepl.
oin; rm;, Ia baths. full bsmt
with large finished rms. fire
place in one Garage. so. 5-75lI
Evening star., 1961-10-20
OK. I-N IHU OF JA. 4-I-I
ANNANDAT
ANNANDALE-BY OWNER: immed

ANNANDALE-BY OWNER: immed
occup.: brick. 4-level center hail
split. on ia-acre wooded lot. 3
bedrms. . baths. cathedral ceiling
in liy. and din. rm., fireplace,
fully equipped kit. with breakfast
area. maids rm. with u bath.
laundry rm.. rec. rm. with bar.
20xl5-ft. room for shop or play
TEN. patio; cow. TO shopping and
schools. Can assume 5h.ec first
trust, S33. 500. CL. R-2355.
The Adak sun., 1961-12-04
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-09

WASHINGTON, d. c.. JULY o, 1861
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-09
The Changing Scene
By JERRY O'LEARY, JR.
Star Staff Writer

HERE is a classic example of a change
III that has taken place in the Nations
Capital that might not have been for the
better.
You have only to ask yourself the ques-
ton: What would rather look at: group of
temporary Government office buildings and
parking lot, or beautiful pond?
The old picture of the Washington MOnu-
ment was taken in 1885, according to F. c.
Minor, $500 Aitcheson lane, Laurel, Nd,
who submitted it to us.
He reports that the view was taken in
January from a point on Seventeenth street
NV just south of street, now Constitution
avenue The pond, which reflects the beauty
of the obelisk honOring George Washington,
was used for prOpagating fish by the u S.
Fish Commission.
This photo apparently was taken at
time when the top of the Monument was
undergoing repairs. ScaffOlding can be per-
ceived near the viewing windows.
The 1851 photo right could not be taken
from the same spot, since acres of Govern
ment tempos now cover the exact position
used by the 1885 photographer.
Do you haze any photographs Of old WGShiT
Mail UOaGrS to the Changing Scene Editor, SUN
n
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MOVE FORWARD FROM HERE!

Excerpts by Gilmore director u S. De
partment Commerce. Washington delivered the kickoff
meeting Abemare Development Association Elizabeth City
last week:
North Carolina has faced some hard economics facts OF
lfe-and come up with winning formula that has won
worldwide attention.
Here are some of our problems:
Our capita income is less than $14O0 year. max
ing us 46th state in the nation.
We second only to Texas in greatest number OF
farms in the U.s., giving many uneconomc farm units
We have additionally shipped away too many of our
farm products not adding to our income by more 1000
processing.
More than 100000 North Carolinans moved away from
the between 1850 and 1860 terrible loss in trained
manpower.
To solve these problems North Carolina nventoried
its assets and began action program which included
Development of the Research Triangle which some pre-
dict viii attract 1000 newcomers in the next 20 years.
Enlargement and Improvement of the two state ports
as major factors in the states economy.
Improvement of tourist facilities and promotion of rav
ell led by the North Carolina Travel Council
Development of ten development associations and
215 community industrial development groups all ded
icated to economic Improvement
Experts from the State Department of Conservation
and Development N c. State College Extension and other
ment.
The nine counties of the Albemare Area Development
Association have unparalleled opportunity to unite for
economic self Improvement and social bettement They
profit from the experience of the predecessor assoca
tons which stretch ~ c. and each of which has
compished much in the fields of industry agriculture travel
recreation and community planning.
Such activities as new food processing plants the de-
veopment of Colonial Edenton facilities along
coast the growth of the College of the Abemarethese are
five programs to begin with Good luck you forward
from here!
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MRS. JESSIE L. WRIGHT

Mrs. Jessie Lewis Wright, g.
daughter of George w. and Mrs.
Lizzetta Owens Sanderlin, died at
her home, 46 Reon Drive in Nor
folk Monday.
Survivors include a daughter
Mrs. Charles /. Taylor of Norfolk;
a son, Thomas M. Lewis of Ports
mouth; two sisters, Mrs. A. Day
of Norfolk and Mrs. F. S. Bird Of
Green Cove Springs, Fla; foul
brothers, r. ". Sanderlin, d. S
Sanderlin, E. r. Sanderlin and R
D. Sanderlin of Norfolk; and five
grandchildren.
A native of East Lake, Dare
County, she lived in Norfolk A
years and was a member of Me.
mortal Methodist Church.
A funeral service was held II
Hollomon-B Brown Funeral Home
Wednesday at 2 pm. with buria
in Riverside Memorial Park.
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WILLIAM J. MIDYETTE
DIES AT AGE OF SO

William ]. Midyette, SO, of Wash
ington, N. c., died Wednesday aft
ernoon while en- route to the hos
pital. He was born in Hyde Coun-
ty and engaged in farming and the
seed business there before moving
to Washington in the mid-1920s.
He organized the Blount- Midyette
Company in 1928, and was manager
of the firm until the time of his
death. He was a member of the
First Methodist Church and serv-
ed on the official board for a num-
Der of years. He was first married
Ito Matte Bridgeman of Hyde
County, who died in 1880. He mar
ried Eva Sweat of Columbus, Ga,
lin 1895. Surviving in addition to
his wife is one daughter, Mrs. John
ID. Stokes Of Greenville. Funeral
services will be conducted Friday
lat IL am. at the Oden Funeral
Home by the Rev. Clyde G. Nc
Carver. Burial will be in Amity
Cemetery in Hyde County at 2
| pm. Friday.
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enough pickers can not be found
| the crab plants do less work and
need fewer crabs even though the
demand for meat may be high. The
plants can ship some crabs, but too
many shipped will flood the mar
ket. New markets are hard to open
because of the danger of spoilage
if crabs are shipped too far.
All these factors can affect pric-
les. When prices are low many Of
the crabbers stop working and turn
to other pursuits. This, in turn.
may causes a shortage of crabs and
make higher prices.
| New labor laws before Congress
threaten the industry. Already the
processing plants run on such a
close margin that any labor cost
increase would pose a serious OBJ
stacle to their operations.
In addition, government regula-
tons must be met and the Pure
Food and Drug laws must be fol-
lowed. All of this increases over
head.
Yet there is good potential fol
the crab industry. All professors re-
Iport crab meat is becoming more
popular with the public each year
In addition, Investigations have
found new ways to use the waste
Iproducts from crab processing fol
fertilizers, and plant food.
Already one Of North Carolina's
largest seafood industries, there il
la future in grabbing which car
bring more money into the STATE
and into Dare County.
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HUNTING VIOLATIONS
AGAINST STUMPY PIT.
MEN IN DARE COURT

Judge w. F. Baum's Dare Coun-
ty Recorders Court cases this week
included charges against two Stun
|py Point men - r. L. and Del
bert Twiford - for hunting viola
tions involving a buck deer, killed
during closed season. r. L. Twiford
pleaded not guilty to charges of IL
legal hunting, but on another
charge - that of transporting a
deer during closed season plead
ed guilty. Delbert Twiford pleaded
guilty on both counts but appeal
was noted to Superior Court in OPP
position to the fine of $3.50 each for
illegal hunting. The case is SEIZED
uled for Superior Court, both under
$500 bond.
Cases submitted and fines paid
| previously are as follows, court
cost being imposed additionally il
each case:
Alton G. Annette, Roanoke Rap
ids, disorderly conduct, $25.
Amanda Bowser Meekins, care
less and reckless driving and nc
license, $50.
James Boyd Basnight, StumpS
Point, no driver'slicense, $25.
i Douglas F. Cobb, Raleigh, speed
ling, $11.
Francis c. Davis, Durham, speed
| ing, $40.
| Margaret S. Ferebee, failure u
yield right Of way, causing accident
Edgar E. Hollowell, speeding
SIS.
i Grace S. Lee, driving on WRONG
side of road, $40.
| James Edward Miller, Kittj
Hawk, speeding, 500.
i Jack w. Mckinney, allowing uni
licensed person to operate car, and
lpublic drunkenness, 1915
i Robert P. Owens, Plymouth
speeding, SIS.
! George Dewey O'Neal, Kitt|
Hawk, improper brakes, $40.
Enrol G. Pritchett, Hatteras, i'm
proper use of dealer plates, $40.
Samuel /. Smith, Chapel Hill
speeding, $12.
Stewart F. Turner, New Yor|
City, speeding, 500.
Wilbur E. Waterfield, HatteraI
failure to report accident, $40.
Wayne C. Willis, Kill Devil Hill
speeding, SIS.
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"SEA HAGS" FISH-OFF
SCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY

The worlds largest all-women's
fishing club, the "Sea Hays of
Nags Head will have what is call
ed q "fish-off' on Sunday, Septem-
Der ~, to select a team that will
compete in the 18th annual Mays
Head Surf Fishing Tournament on
October 1914. The same team will
later on November "a, be repre-
scented in the fourth annual Cape
Hatteras Anglers Club-sponsored
Hatteras Island Surf Fishing Tour
nament.
The foregoing was announced by
Mrs. Lima Oneto, one of the or
ganizers of the "Sea Hays of Mays
Head"
On Sunday, September II, more
than three score women, all ardent
surf casters, will participate in the
s'fish-off" elimination.
An initial training period for
many Of the Sea Hays was held
at Corolla last Spring, an event
which attracted national attention
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RAY MCCLEESE BEASLEY, 81,
NATIVE OF COLINGTON DIES

Ray McCleese Beasley, 81, died
in a Virginia Beach hospital Fri
day, Sept. 8 after short illness.
He was native of Colington
Dare Co, N. G., and lived in the
Virginia Beach area 30 years,
lately at Oceana.
He was retired fisherman and
drove the Princess Anne County
school bus the last four years.
His parents were Felix and
Ella Wicker Beasley of Colington,
He was the husband of Mrs. Pene-
lope O'Neal Beasley.
Besides his widow, surviving are
five daughters, Mrs. Barney E,
Midget of Colington, Mrs. john
L. Beacham Of Lynnhaven, Mrs.
Matthew Stevens and Mrs. John
Waterfield Jr. of Virginia Beach,
and Mrs. Donald Lamcrin of Nor
folk; two sons, Louis Beasley,
USING, Cherry Point, N. G., and
Garland Ray Beasley of Virginia
Beach; twoibrothers, James Beasley
and Henry Beasley of Colington;
three sisters, Mrs. Chole Moore and
Mrs. Tishie Ann Rogers of Coling-
ton and Mrs. Gertame Belanga of
Harbinger; % grandchildren and
Is REORGANIZATION.
The body was taken from Derry
Twiford Funeral Home to Colington
for funeral service Sunday at 8
pm. at the family plot by the Rev.
Samuel D. Beiler, pastor of First
of God Church, Oceana.
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EMMETT GIBBS, ENGELHARD
NATIVES DIES IN NORFOLK

Emmett Gibbs, 60, died in his
home, $500 Alexander st., Norfolk,
Va, Sunday at 6 a. m.
A son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
John o. Gibbs and the husband
of Mrs. Annie Macdonald Gibbs,
he was native Of Engelhard, and
a shipwright at Norfolk Naval
Shipyard.
He was for some years resident
of Manns Harbor, where he has a
brother, Herman 7. Gibbs.
Surviving are his widow; three
|stepsons, Robert w. Macdonald
Charles L. Macdonald and Paul
Al. Macdonald, and nephew
Samuel Gibbs, of Norfolk; and
three grandchildren.
A funeral service was conducted
Tuesday at $3.50 p. m. in Derry.
Twiford Funeral Home by the Rev
Robert L. Combs of Squires Me.
mortal Presbyterian Church with
burial in Riverside Memorial Park
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MANTEO HIGH SCHOOL
ELECTS CLASS OFFICERS

The following Manteo High
School students were elected BY
their particular grades. SENIOR
CLASS OFFICERS: President
Wayne Wescott, Vice President
Ray White, Secretary-Dionne Til
lett and Treasury Ruthie Forbes.
The class colors are Black and Gold.
They elected the Chrysanthemun as
the class flower. JUNIOR CLASS
OFFICERS: President Charles
OFFICERS: President Charles Ev
ans, Vice President Dean Leary,
Secretary Marion York and Treas
ury- Eliana Scarborough. SOPHO-
MORE CLASS OFFICERS: Presi-
dent Robert Wescott, Vice Presi-
dent-Millie Burrus, Secretary-San-
dra Tillett and Treasury-Tommy
Toller. FRESHMEN CLASS OF
FICERS: President-De Andrea
Midget, Vice President Charles
Perry, Secretary Richard Baum
Treasury-Ira Spencer.
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WANcHEsE PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Midget are
visiting their daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Rosbery,
in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randy O'Neal, Mr..
and Mrs. R. G. O'Neal and Mrs.
Tommy Balance We're in Elizabeth
City Saturday.
Mrs. Casper Meekins has return
ed from Elizabeth City, where she
visited her son and daughter-in law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Meekins, Jr.
Irving Williams of Norfolk spent
the week end here with his mother,
Mrs. Louisa Williams. So
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Daniels, Jr.,
and children of Elizabeth City, were
week end guests of Mr.. Daniels
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Wright of
Point Harbor, Mrs. Lucy Midget
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Daniels
spent Sunday with Brenda Daniels
at East Carolina College in Green
Wills.
Mrs. Pearl Scharff is visiting in
Madison.
Mrs. Kirby Tillett and daughter
and Mrs. Darcy Etheridge and son
were in Elizabeth City Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macon Tillett and
son Bobby Of Norfolk were week
end guests of Mrs. Ida Daniels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Tillett and
children Of Norfolk visited here
last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stokley
and Mrs. Rena Midget Of Norfolk,
VA were week end guests Of Mr.,
and Mrs. George Daniels.
Mrs. Bill Craig Of Rockville, Md,
spent last week end with her faith
er, Alex Davis.
Horace Hayman Of Greenville
spent last week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewey Tillett-