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BOYS CLUB REGISTRATION
DRAWS 10 HIGH SCHOOLERS

Jack Wilson, Chairman of the
Boys Club committee for the Man
teo Lions Club has reported a
"slow start" for registration of
high school boys. Registration be-
gan last Monday evening at 2
pm. in the Manteo High School
Gym and the turnout of 10 youths
was a little below expectations.
Most members of the Lions Club
are reported to believe that regis
tration in the high school age group
will continue to develop.
Speaker on Monday night was
Jerry Cahoon, who explained the
purpose of the club to local boys,
between the ages of Is through
Is, who were present. Some Is
Lions Club members were on hand
to aid the boys and assist with the
registration. Chairman Wilson
stated that sports were most Of
ten mentioned on the interest ques-
tionnaire which the boys filled
out" eve hope to encourage wrest-
ling, volleyball and boxing in adj
dition to the very basic SPORTS" he
stated. Wilson emphasized that the
boys club project was countrywide
and was not restricted to Manteo
residents. "Any boy who wishes
to register can still do So" he
stated.
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MANTEo PERSONALS

Mrs. John Wilson has returned
from Norfolk General Hospitol,
where she recently underwent sur
gerry.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Cuthrell and
Miss Ava Cuthrell spent Sunday in
Norfolk, Va, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Midget, Mrs. Midget be-
ing a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cuthrell.
Mrs. Ella Wescott is patient in
the US. Public Health Hospital,
Norfolk, Va, and is expected home
this week end.
Mrs. George r. Wescott and
children, A. C. and Connie, of Nor
folk, Va, spent last week end at
their cottage near Manteo. They
had as their guests Miss Betty Wes-
colt of Norfolk.
Mrs. T. G.. Dowdy and daughter,
Mary Claire, spent last week end
in Portsmouth, Va, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Etheridge.
Mrs. Vivian Ryder has, returned
from a visit lin West Palm Beach,
Fla, with her sister, Mrs. John
Partridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Meekins
and children, Susan, Warren and
Holly, spent last week end in Ahos-
kie with Mrs. Meekins' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. r. A. Holloman, Jr.
Mrs. Lena Pearsall has returned
from Raleigh, where she visited hel
sisters, Mrs. Henry johnson and
Mrs. w. r. Hale.
Attending a reception in Rocky
Mount last Saturday, honordng ths
Worthy Grand Patron of the N. C
Chapter of the Order of Eastern
Star were Mrs. Lyna Harbour
Mrs. Andrew TSllett and Mrs. Lex
Midget of Manteo; and Mrs. Jos
ephine Twiford of Kill Devil Hills
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wade spen
last week end in Norfolk, Va Mr.
Wade is presently employed there
and was joined for the week end by
Mrs. Wade.
Mrs. Dennie Evans visited hel
parents, co. and Mrs. John d
Langsbon, in Goldsboro, last weel
end.
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|PUNGOAN BOOK CLUB
MEETS WITH MRS. LEARY

The Pungoan Book Club met at
the home of Mrs. /. w. Leary in
Belhaven on Thursday evening, Jan.
Is, with Mrs. r. d. Mitchell pre-
siding.
!, Mrs. j., 81. Purvis had the long
paper on "Will Rogers, The Good
viii Ambassador" She gave most
interesting biographical sketch OF
Rogers life.
Miss Loyce Crimson had the short
subject, her topic Coffee Breaks.
The hostess served ambrosia,
cookies and coffee to the following:
Mesdames II. L. Harvey, ]. r,
Brown, J. T. Byrum, Paul Dawson,
Andrew Hodges, Roy Justice, J.
Harold Lupton, E. w. Midgette,
Angus Miller, r. d. Mitchell, J. H.
Purvis, Miss Loyce Brinson and
Miss Catherine Topping.
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DARE'S RECORDER
ACTIVITY SLOW.
RECORDS SHOW

The only contested case in Re-
corder's Court Tuesday resulted in
a dismissal for Wayne Curles, II,
Of Kitty Hawk. Judge w. F. Baum
dismissed the case against Curles,
Who had been charged with stealing
and carrying away pistol, valued
at $50 or more, from the residence
Of Pete Cathy. The pistol is re-
ported to have belonged to Billy
C. Cathy. The case was dismissed
for lack Of sufficient evidence, ac-
eording to the Clerk of Court.
C. S. MeelSins, Clerk of Court
listed those scases involving defen-
dants who chose to offer no contest,
and who paid fines, sas follows.
Acey jerry Roughton, Manteo,
95 in a IS z6ne, 500.
Ignatius Erandy Scarborough,
Avon, drunk in public place, $25.
r. G. Spencer, Scranton, having
in possession and offering for sale
oysters not properly culled accord
ing TO law, $40.
William Edward Gray, Stumpy
Point, operating motor vehicle
without valid license, $25.
John Taylor Morrison, Wanchese,
operating a motor vehicle without
a valid operators or chauffeur's
license and driving at speed in
excess of that which was safe and
prudent under the existing condi-
tons, $40.
Dallas M. Gray, Stumpy Point,
having i'm possession and offering
for sale oysters unculled according
to law, SO.
Lille Oden Peele, Hatteras, so
in a So zone and failure to OBJ
serve stop sign, $25.
Elisha B. Lee, Washington, N.
c.; issuing a check without an ac-
count in his name, $48.
George Clarence Culpepper, Man
teo, N. c.; failure to stop at stop
sign, $40.
In addition to fines, court costs
Of $S.7O were imposed in each
case.
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JOHN TOLER, 65
BURIED AT WANCHESE

Funeral services for John Tho
mas Toler, IS, who died last Thurs
day afternoon in the Veterans Hos
pital at Kecoughtan, Va, were
conducted Sunday afternoon at
q o'clock in the Wanchese Metho-
dist Church by the Rev. Robert
Pullman, assisted by the Rev. C.
w. Guthrie, retired Methodist
minister.
A solo, "How Great Thou Art"
was sung by Casper Meekins and
Beyond The Sunset" was sung
by the church choir. Mrs. Rena Til
lett accompanied at the organ.
The casket was covered with a
pail of red and white carnations
and fern.
Active pallbearers were keith
Fearing, Earl Green, Dorian Quid-
ley, Raymond Wescott, Malcolm
Daniels, Carlisle Davis.
A native of Manteo, Mr.. Toler
lived in Wanchese nine years. He
was a son of the late Tom and Mrs.
Patsy Staples Toler.
He was member of Wanchese
Methodist Church and Manteo-
Wanchese Tribe 1913, Order of Red
Men. He was a veteran of World
War l Navy service.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Rosa Gibbs Toler, and a son,
George Toler of Wanchese.
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GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
FOR MIR. AND MRS. PAYNE


Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Payne cele-
brated their Golden Wedding Sum
day afternoon at their home in
Middletown at an Open House
from 8 until s o'clock.
It was given by their children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Lancaster Of
Vanceboro, Mr.. and Mrs. Durwood
Payne of Belhaven and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Pullman of Char
lotte.
Those present who Were at the
so years ago were Joe
Payne of Nebraska, who was best
man; Mrs. Preston Gibbs of Wash
ington, Jim Weston of Columbia,
S. c., and Ebert Weston of WASH
ington, brothers of Mrs. Payne.
The home was decorated with
yellow roses, gladioli, and snap
dragons. A white linen cutwork
cloth covered the DINING table
which featured a silver punch bowl,
gold candelbra with yellow tapers
and an arrangement of yellow roses
and gladioli. Mrs. Durwood Payne
presided at the punch bowl.
In the living room were displayed
some of the wedding gifts the
couple received so years ago. Mrs.
Clement Miller presided at the
guest book.
Approximately 100 people att
tended.
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HASSELL-ROMANO RITES
HELD in NEW JERSEY

Miss Rose Marie Romano, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Marie Romano of 16
Franklin Avenue, Harrison, N. j.,
because the bride of Dean Harrison
Hassell, son Of Mr.. and Mrs, Sam
uel Evans Hassell, ST., of Union
Beach, N. ]. and East Lake, in a
double ring ceremony by Father
Cassidy of Holy Cross Catholic
Church on Saturday, January 20 at
Harrison, New Jersey. Mrs. An
tonette dmbriano, sister of the
bride, was nlatron of honor. Brides
maids were Miss Lumarie Dorsey,
Mrs. Helen Reid and Miss Marion
Zitzor.
Samuel Evans Hassell, Jr.,
brother of the bridegroom, was best
man. Ushers were Nichols Petite,
and brothers-in-laws of the bride
groom Ralph Long and Joseph Di-
Fedele. Dolores Valeo, niece of the
bride, was flower girl and Dannie
Dean DiFedele, nephew of the
bridegroom, was ring bearer. Az
ter a reception at Golda's Hall,
Newark, New Jersey, the couple
left on honeymoon.
The bride works in Harrison,
New Jersey. The bridegroom works
at Linden, N. J. They will reside
at 764 Harrison Ave-, Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Kellam of
Va, and Mays Head, aunt
and uncle of the bridegroom, at
tended the wedding.
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BIRTHS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar d.
Pentecost son, Edgar D., Jr., on
january 6, in Germany, where the
parents are stationed with the Air
Force. The baby weighed eight
pounds, seven ounces.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Simpson of
Norfolk, Va. announce the birth of
a daughter january 80, in the Abe
marie Hospital; weight, 6 pounds
and z ounces. The mother is the
former Marie Etheridge of Manteo.
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BAPTIST ROOM STARTED

Rev. F. D. Dinwiddie has an
nounced that a new classroom is
being constructed at the Mays
Head Baptist Church. "This win
enable us to have separate class
rooms for both the intermediate
and Young Peoples Classes" he
said. "TIhe meetings were some-
times held out doors in the sum-
mer because of crowded conditions"
he added. Rev. Dinwiddie has stated
that the new room will also be
large enough to accommodate other
church meetings, when necessary.
The addition is expected to be
completed by next fall and will
be a large multi-purpose room cap.
able Of seating 65 people.
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ANDY GRIFFITH, Mount Airy ma
tive and resident of Roanoke Is
land when his busy schedule per-
mits, will visit the island next
week via cinema, and is expected
to draw large crowds during show
ing of "The Second Time Around"
which comes. to Pioneer Theatre for
three days-Feb. 8, 9 and 10.
The movie, which also stars Deb
bic Reynolds, is comedy in which
man-traps are deliberately set in
search of a mate. Several other
top names in film entertainment
are featured.
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home games in row which are
to be played at the Manteo High
School Gym. Tonight, the Redskins
will challenge the Chowan boys and
girls in "a double-header which is
slated to begin at 1850 pm. The
local quintets dropped both games
to the Chowan clubs in a previous
meeting and are anxious to avenge
their losses with an improved per-
Torrance.
The next home game for the local
squads will be on Tuesday evening
when the Knapp Knights invade
the Manteo Gym. The Knights have
also beaten the Manteo quintets and
the Redskins are hoping for re-
venge.
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CAR BIGGEST EXPENSE
TO MACS HEAD BOARD

The last edition of The Times.
in an article pertaining to the
Mays Head town board meeting,
included the following: the biggest
expense item for Mays Head has
been street lights which cost ST.
365.S7 for the year 1861. The story
should have read as follows: "The
biggest expense item for Mays
Head has been the purchase of a
police car which cost $2,365.S7 for
the year 1861"
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ATTEND SCHOOL MEETINGS

Mrs. Mary L. Evans superinten-
dent of Dare County schools, at
tended a meeting in Washington,
N. c., on Friday, January 26, for
superintendents Of the district. On
Thursday, Mrs. Evans; Principals
C. HI. Butler of Manteo High
School, G. H. Gasluill of Manteo
Elementary School, and l.. E. Cay
ton Of Kitty Hawk Elementary
School; Mrs. Thomas H. Briggs Of
the Dare County Board Of Educa-
tion, Mrs. Troy Beasley Of the Kitty
Hawk school committee, and ]. O
Basnight Of the Manteo school com
mittee, attended q district meeting
of the School Board Association
in Windsor.
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BUXTON PERSONALS

George r. Fuller, county COM
and the former Mrs. Ger
aldine Austin who has been his
hostess for several years at the
motels he operated, have returned
from a Florida honeymoon after
being married in Virginia Beach
several days ago.
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OFFICERS County All County Council elected at
meeting County Maneo last week end
photo They are right standing Charlotte Perry
Edwards Rodanthe reporter; Don Leath
ante leader Charles Evans Maneo residen and
Coles Basngh Mateo chairman Seated to ~
Mage Peterson Hills secretary; Caryn Gray Buxton,
Susan Oneto Mays Head ycok Brown photo
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HATTERAs PERSONALS

Mrs. Kate Burrus has returned
TO her home in Hatteras after visit
ing her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis; and
her brother w. y. Fulcher Of Nor
folk, Va.
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TWO VICTORIES WON
FOR MANTEO HIGH
IN LEAGUE PLAY

The Manteo Redskins dropped
two close basketball games to Cres-
well last Friday night in a double
header, but came roaring back on
Tuesday night to avenge their re-
cent defeat with two victories over
the Columbia Wildcats.
At Creswell, the Manteo girls,
who had been riddled by flu during
the school week, pulled within two
points of the lead in the third
quarter, but were unable to stem
the Creswell attack before bowling
to a score of 53-49. Coach Jerry
Cahoon's entire first string, with
he exception of one player, had
been absent from scool during the
week because of flu. This week end
condition, along with poor passing
throughout the game, were pri-
fnarily responsible for the girls
teams fourth defeat in league play.
In the Creswell contest, Dionne
Tillett, the only member of the
team who had escaped flu, dunked
in an eyebrow raising 26 points to
lead the local attack. She was fol-
lowed by Alma Etheridge with 10
points and Willene Partridge and
Janet Mann, who contributed nine
and four points respectively. Ethe-
ridge was also outstanding for
her rebounding and floor play for
the Manteo quintet. Phyllis Spear,
of Creswell was high scorer for
the contest with 81 point total
for her evenings performance.
Scoring BY Quarters
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You can't alter facts by filming
them over with dead romances.
John Drinkwater
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MACS HEAD PERSONALS

Walter T. O'Neal has returned
from the Albemarle Hospital, Eliz-
abeth City, where he was a patient
for two weeks.
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$1.oO

Mrs Brotherton is the wife Of
]. Ray Brotherton who is employ
ed by the National Park Service
and is stationed at Coquina Beach.
He is accountant for the Cape Hat
teras National Seashore Recrea-
tional Area.
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MRS. BROTHERTON HEADS
HEART COUNCIL FUND DRIVE

Fund raising activities for the
Dare Heart Council will be led by
Mrs. ]. r. Brotherton, according
to Mrs. Roy King, president of the
council.
In addition to serving as head
Of the 1862 Heart Fund Drive,
which will take place in February,
Mrs. Brotherton will be in charge
of promoting other days of giving
to the Heart cause throughout the
year. These methods include me-
mortal gifts in honor Of those who
have died from heart or blood yes
sci disease, making the Heart
Council the beneficiary of a life
insurance policy, and remembering
Heart in ones will. Such gifts, large
or small, are promptly acknowl-
edged and greatly appreciated.
In accepting her appointment, the
new fund raising chairman releas-
ed a breakdown on how the Heart
Fund dollar is spent, which was
furnished by the Treasurer of the
North Carolina Heart Association:
Research 81
Professional Education .1OY7
Public Education .239a
Community Programs .O612
Organization & Development .05
Fund Raising IN
Administration .O6
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Coach Basnight's charges had
little trouble in overcoming an OUT
classed Columbia five as the boys
took the measure of the Wildcats
by score of 4S-32. The Redskins
led throughout the contest and re-
serves, which included the second
and third strings played throughout
the second half of the. game.
Dickie Burrus, who led i'm scor-
ing the conflict, was high scorer
for both teams as he dunked 10
points through the nets for Manteo.
BurTus was also the defensive star
for the Redskins as he spanked the
Manteo attack with his floor play.
Bruce Shepherd and Benny O'Neal
were the outstanding rebounders
for the local five.
Brickhouse led the Wildcats Of
fensive with a 10 point effort for
Columbia. Scoring for Manteo was
spanked by Bur1us, who was fol-
lowed in the point department by
SHEPPARD with 10; Evans with six;
O'Neal and Tolson with five; Perry
with four; Simpson with three and
Clark with two. d. Beasley, Mid
|gett, r. Beasley, Foster and Baum
also saw action.
Scoring BY Quarters
BOYS GAME
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UIKLS GAME
LIST 2nd Srd 4th tits
Manteo s Is Is Ii AZ
Creswell IL Is IA IL So

In the boys game at Creswell, the
lead changed hands throughout the
contest and it appeared that the
Manteo five would emerge victor
ious as the Redskins held a four
point lead with three minutes re-
manning on the clock; but desper-
alton foul in the last minute of
the game enabled Michael Chesson
of Creswell to put the match on
ice as he dunked in 2 free throws
and ended the game at 42-S8.
The Creswell rally, which decid-
ed the outcome, was pearheaded
by Michael Chesson, who caught
fire in the closing quarter to cut
the Manteo lead and put his team
ahead by two points with minute
remaining in the game.
High scorer for Manteo was
Dickie Bur1us who led in scoring
for the evening with a IL point con-
tribution. Michael Chesson and
Chester Chesson, both of Creswell
challenged Burrus with 9 points
each during the contest. Burrus was
supported by Bill Tolson with nine;
Bruce Shepherd with eight; Jerry
Simpson with six; Charlie Perry
with two, and Benny O'Neal with
one, in the point scoring depart
ment.
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THERE Is NO SUBSTITUTES
FOR
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
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Manteo scoring cooled consider
ably during the second and third
quarters in the girls game with the
Columbia Wildcats; and it required
an overtime to decide the outcome
as the Redskins squeezed to a 1887
victory.
Dionne Tillett threw the game
into an overtime period when she
sank a free throw which tied the
score 35-35 as the horn sounded in
the fourth quarter. Tillett came
through once more late in the over
time period, with three seconds
left on the clock, as she drove UNI
der the boards for a lay-up which
clinched the victory.
Assisting Tillett on the hard
wood were Willene Partridge and
Janet Mann. The trio scored II,
IL and 10 points respectively.
Gloria Perry was the outstanding
guard for the Manteo five, while
Tillett and Partridge We're strong
in the rebounding department.
Cahoon's charges were substituted
freely and Joan Corbell and Myrtle
both saw action in the guard posi-
tions.
Scoring By Quarters
GIRLS GAME
list End srd 4th OF. tits,
Manteo 3 9 s ii 2 81
en-. a. e On
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Frost Improves;
Had Heart Attack

BOSTON, Dec. % CAP). -
The condition of Robert Frost
who suffered a heart attack
while recovering from a De-
cember 10 operation, was re-
ported today as improved.
Officials at Peter Bent Brig
ham Hospital disclosed for the
first time yesterday the nature
of the 88-year-old poets illness.
DR.. F. Lloyd Mussells said
Mr.. Frost's condition was bet
ter than it had been for sew
eral days.
The hospital also revealed for
the first time that the four
time Pulitzer prize winning
poet had undergone surgery to
remove a urinary tract obstruc-
ton. The operation was
described as ompletely
successful.
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groups that campaigned for
Mr.. Kennedy in 1860 and that
Factor gave $4,000 to the DEM
ocratic National Committee in
January, 1861.
Sam Brightman, publicity d.
rector for the Democratic
National Committee, said the
committees financial files were
locked up for the holidays. He
added, however, that he had
heard from reputable people"
that Factor and his wife had
donated a total of $4,000 to
the Citizens Com mittee for
A&ennedy and johnson and to
a National Committee of Bust
ness and Professional People
,or Kennedy and Johnson.
Factor vaulted into the ma
al limelight in 1888 when
= u q. I'd he had been kid
naped by Prohibition Beer
3aron Roger (the Terrible)
Touhy. Touhy denied it but was
convicted and served rs years.
01ly days after his parole,
Torhy was mysteriously am
pushed and shot to death on
the steps Of his Chicago apart
ment.
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De GuuIIe Visit
To U. S. Seen

PARIS. Dec. 20 (AP).-Pres-
ident Charles de Gaulle may
go to the United States next
fall to talk to President Ken
nedy, the newspaper lie Monde
said today.
lie Monde also said that Gen.
de Gaulle probably would use
a January news conference to
give his first reaction to Mr..
Kennedy's offer of Polaris mis-
siles on condition that the
French atomic force is incor-
porated into a European force.
Gen. de Gaulle plans no trips
outside France until late 1868
and no Kennedy-De Gaulle
meeting could be expected be-
fore then, the newspaper said.
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raj Anniversary Salute, which
the party hopes will draw 5000
to the District Armory after the
dinner. Tickets for the gala are
500.
The $1,000 price for the din
ner has never been officially
announced. Mr.. Wynne has
said he only plans to invite a
few people to dine with him,
including the President.
One factor that remains a
mystery locally is how the Dali
las attorney and co-owner of
the Dallas Cowboys profess
sional football team got to be
the gala chairman.
He was one Of several hun
dred Dallas citizens who pro-
tested the use of their names
on ads supporting Vice Presi-
dent johnson in the 1860 cleo
tons.