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St. Paul recorder., 1962-06-15

The accident which is still
state Commerce commission is now
believed to have been caused by
excessive speed.
Dining car employees generally
escaped serious injury as they
were asleep in the dormitory car
St. Paul recorder., 1962-06-15
Saturday and Sunday:
JET Editor Featured
In Two Zion Church
Mems DoV Events

In conjunction with Mems Day
at Zion Baptist Church, Sunday,
June 7, Robert E. Johnson, manag-
ing Editor, Jet Magazine, will be
the guest speaker at a Smorgas-
bord Dinner Meeting which will
be held at the Glenwood Center,
9O8 Fifth Av NJ, Minneapolis, Sat
urday, June 16 at 6 pm. Donation
will be 81.
Leading city and state officials
have been invited to the dinner.
Mr.. Johnson will also speak at the
8 am. and the IL am. services at
Zion Baptist Church, Sunday, June
II, as the main speaker for the
Mems Day program.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-06-15
Notice

Names and photos of additional
Twin City high graduates will be
run in subsequent editions this
month. Those graduates who have
not yet sent their photos and sket-
ches Of their school careers should
do so Immediately. Send to Spokes-
man & Recorder Papers, 3744
Fourth Av. s., Minneapolis 8,
MINI.
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Marian CIde Bennett
NorthruP Graduate
To Enter Radcliffe

Marian Clae Bennett, the
daughter of Judge and Mrs. L.
Howard Bennett, graduated from
Northrop Collegiate School on Fri
day, June 8, 1862.
During her high school career,
Marian participated in a number
of school activities and was elected
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wishing to become models should
come to the Minneapolis Jewish
Center, 17o1 Oak Park Av. NJ,
Sunday morning at 9 am, or call
Ia. 3-9515, FIR. 4-5629.
James B. Landeros, nationally
known hair stylist and will be
guest during the entire affair.
The main clinic at which time
Landeros will direct activities will
be held at the Jewish center Mon
day, June 1s.
Mrs. Ruby Howelton is presi-
dent of local chapter 21o and Mrs.
Helen Allen is president Of chap
ter 220, and are also co-chairman
of the meeting.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-06-15
JOHNNIE BAKER POST CLUBHOUSE
ROBBED OF $500 IN CASH IN
BREAK-IN; $4,000 DAMAGES

Burglars who broke into the
Johnnie Baker Post No. POI Amer
lean clubrooms at 2941 Fifth Av.
S., Minneapolis early Tuesday
morning June ~ got away with
approximately $500 in cash and
did $4,000 in property damage to
cigarette and music vending
machines and members lockers.
Cash kept on hand which is u.s.
ually deposited in the night box
of neighborhood bank made up
the biggest part of the loot. The
balance came from the vending
machines.
Every one of the 1856 lockers Of
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injured list four Charles Schuck
are still hospitalized. James H.
Coleman, 943 Marshall Av., train
attendant is believed to have
a fracture in the lower lum-
bar region and is confined to
Northern Pacific hospital of Miss
ula, Montana.
Also hospitalized in Montana
are Lee Kalish, chef cook, 1O2
Av., with head and chest
St. Paul recorder., 1962-06-15
Beauticians Sponsor
Banquet & SoeiGI
Hour Sunday J pm.

Minneapolis Beauticians' chap
ters 21O and 22O will sponsor a
banquet and social hour at the An
drews Hotel ballroom, Sunday,
June IT, beginning at 7 pm.
The joint affair will also include
a hair fashion show for which
officers of the groups said persons
St. Paul recorder., 1962-06-15
Seniors Got
Diplomas From North
High This Week

The Minneapolis North High school June graduating
had total of 6 Negro seniors who received their diplomas
Wednesday night, June 13.
Among the group the following:
1861 featherweght boxing champion, Ken Prtchett
of Mr. and Mrs Walter Prtchett 79 Russell Av NJ plans to
enter the armed forces after graduation.
Ken the football team track team and a member
St. Paul recorder., 1962-06-15

Paul and her hus- Gayle Marshall
band is a Minneapolis native, son
of the famed University of Mime
sofa football end.
Gayle plans to enter the Univ
ersity of California, Berkeley,
Calf, in September.
She is the granddaughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. M. r. Burgess, $40 Rondo
Av., st. Paul and Mrs. Irene Mar
shall of $3.50 Fourth Av. S., Min
neapolis.
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Must Brock Bonds Of Isnoranee

Must Breok Bonds Of Ignorance
Slavery is but half abolished, emancipa-
ton is but half completed, while millions
of free men with votes in their hands are
left without education. Justice to them, the
welfare of the States in which they live, the
safety of the whole Republic, the dignity of
the elective franchise,-an alike demand
that the still remaining bonds of ignorance
shall be unloosed and broken, and the minds
as well as bodies of the emancipated go
free-R. c. Winthrop.
S. PER YEAR; IS CENTS PER COPY
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on the s e nj or
honor roll.
Gayle is the
daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert
w ellis Marshall,
Jr., Mrs. Marshall
is the form e r
Millicent Burgess
a native Of st.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-06-15

Some $1,000 Ghanaians will be
uprooted from their homes to make
way for the $500 million Volta
River Dam project in Ghana.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-06-15

Former champion Henry Arm
strong holds the distinction Of be-
ing boxing's only triple champion,
holding the featherweight, light
weight and welterweight titles all
at the same time.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-06-15
Northern Pacific R.R.
Men Have Narrow
Escape In Wreck

Employees of Northern PacificS North Limited were
spared any fatalities when Is the famed
Sreamncr dcrailed Sunday June 10 AS am near
MSOua Montana and plunged down 100 foot embankment
two and half old child killed in the first fatality
of the train since 1900.
The accident which is still being investigated bY the Inter
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n a m ed Sailor
Of the Month,
at the us. Naval
Air Facility
Litchfield Park,
Phoenix, Ariz.
The word came
from Sailor Mad
ison's command
ing officer Cap
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Daughter Of Former
Twin CifionS Is
Honor Graduate

Gayle Burgess Marshall, daught-
er of former Twin Citians grad
uated June 13 from Lowell High
school in San Francisco. She was
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Minneapolis Lad
Sailor Of Month

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Madi-
son, 4425 Fifth Av. s., Min
neapolis received word last week
that their son Stephen had been
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Tommie Wells Mechanic
Arts Grad To Enter

Wisconsin Sfof0 IoIIe1e
TOmmie Wells, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rechal Young, 5o4 w. Cen
trail Av., st. Paul is a June grad
uate of Mechanics Arts High
School.
Tommie was active on the Foot
ball team, Basketball team and
tennis.
He plans to attend Wisconsin
State College at River Falls to OBJ
tain a BIS. degree in Psychology.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-06-15
Five Make Honor Roll:
Five Make Honor Roll:
Saint Paul Central
June Graduates Have
High Hopes For Future

total Of 40 Negro students graduated from st. Paul
Central High school this They active in extra
curcuar Central from sports to choral singing Most
high hopes for obtaining higher education and
training
At least five students places the scholastic honor
roll They were Wilma Neal, Celia Sarks Rochelle MITCHELL
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at the time of the.
accident. Maybe
being asleep at.
the time helped.
to save us as we
were more re-
laXed," said one
Of the walters.
OF the eleven
employees on the
St. Paul recorder., 1962-06-15

The idea Of a West Indian Fed
GRAFTON, with the island Of Tortola
as its capital, was first proposed in
1849.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-06-15

being Investigated by the Inter-
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Potter cabin at Burnsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boss and
daughter have returned to Ra-
leigh after visiting Mrs. Boss
mother, Mrs. C. B. Jackson.
Richard Lucas of Havelock
spent Saturday with his mother,
Mrs. R. w. Lucas.
Miss Loyce Brinson is visit
ing Mrs. Cecil Garrett in Ellz-
abeth City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommie Brady
and children of Newport News,
Va, recently visited Mr.. Brady's
mother, Mrs. Jennie Brady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Mckeel
and daughter of New Bern spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. McKeel.
Mrs. Matte Griffin, Mrs. AN
son Smith and sons AXson, Jr.,
and Mark, have returned from
Midway, Kentucky, and a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Tay-
lor; they attended the gradua-
ton of Miss Betty Jean Griffin
from Midway Junior College.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hubert
Griffin and family are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. William Taylor
and Miss Betty June Griffin in
Midway, KY.
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PICNIC LUNCH FEATURE
OF TOT S BIRTHDAY

Jo Heather Fearing, four year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Woody Fearing, celebrated hel
birthday with party Wednes-
day morning at her home IN
Manteo. The children played
games, had picnic lunch and
went inside for ice cream and
cake. The birthday cake was an
open Jack-in-the-box, complete
with Jack and four white cand-
les. Jack-faced cupcakes were
served with the ice cream cups.
Appropriate favors for the
Young set were potted four
o'clocks.
Among those present were the
honoree, Timothy and Lizann
Creef, Mary Beamon Bell, Holly
Meekins; Andrea Lynn. Kevin
Michael, Jacquelyn, and Cynthia
Tiilett; Malcolm Fearing; Johr'
.Jr., and Timothy Wright; Trina
Cox. John Farrow, Wallace w.
Harvey, III, Sam Griffith, Stan,
Norma Jean and Carlisle Ward;
Linda. McCown, Tommy and
Kristyn Fearing. ,f.. ss
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NEWS OF BELHAVEN
And The Pungo River District
MRS. M. |. WIkDLEY Representative = Tel. VIII 3-3o6I
PLANS MADE FOR JULY 4

The Belhaven American Le-
gion Post No. 249 is making
plans for the annual Fourth of
July celebration in Belhaven. An
effort is being made to get mis-
sile displays and floats to en-
phasize the space program.
Charles McHarney, Jr. is chair
man.
Legion officers for 1962-63 are
G. E. Sawyer, commander; Bill
ley Neal, second yice-command-
Ell; Lewis Paul, third vice-com-
mander; Carl Edwards, adju-
tant; R. S. Pinner, chaplain; Le-
land Cox and Aubrey, sergeant
alarms; R. S. Pinner, historian
and Charles McHarney, Jr.,
service officer.
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KATHY HOFF DAIRY QUEEN

Pretty Kathy Hoff has been
selected as 1862 Beaufort Coun-
ty Dairy Princess. Four girls
competed for the title: Judy
Harris of Pantego, Sara Cox Of
Washington, Sue Brinn of Bath
and Kathy Hoff.
Kathy, an outstanding All
Club girl, is a 1862 graduate
of John A. Wilkinson High
School. She was valedictorian
and plans to attend college this
fall.
Kathy will compete June Is
for the area crown and will be
presented a $25 Savings Bond
at the Area Dairy breakfast in
Greenville June 16.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1962-06-15
INFANT WAYNE HARRIS
BURIED AT OLD TRAP

Wayne Harris, 3 day old twin
son of Richard and Evelyn
Cuthrell Harris of Old Trap,
died Sunday afternoon in the
Albemarle Hospital.
Besides his parents, he is
survived by his twin brother.
Dwayne Harris, and another bro
ther, Richard Lee harris; a
sister, jamie Lynn Harris; mat
ernal grandparents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. J. Armstrong of Manteo,
paternal grandparents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Sanford Harris of Olt
Trap,
Graveside services were helo
for the little boy Monday after
noon in the Old Trap Methodist
cemetery.
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TAR HEELS AFLOAT"
NAME BELHAvEN MAN
COMMODORE OF GROUP


Axson Smith, proprietor o.
the River Forest Manor in Bel
haven, was elected Commodor.
of the Tar Heels Afloat at the
Shippers meeting which eli,
NAKED the week end rendezvou.
of the boating group in Bel.
haven. He succeeds Bob New.
comb of Spring Hope and Ra.
leigh. Other officers elected were
Stephen Fowler of New Bern
vice commodore; Carroll Abbott
of Elizabeth City,, rear commo-
dore; Sam Brown of Roanoke
Rapids, fleet captain; John
Leach of Washington, secretary;
and Robert Blanford of New
Bern, treasurer.
1t was gala week end for
the boaters from Wilson, High
Point, Edenton, Washington,
Cherry Point, Raleigh, Kinston,
Lumberton, Morehead City, Eliz-
abeth City, Williamson, New
Bern, Wrightsville Beach, and
other points. River Forest Man.
or hospitality was at its finest,
beginning with a steak cookout
on the patio on Friday night.
Strings of colored lights gave a
festival air to the area where
dancing was enjoyed after sup
per. Music was provided by the
Comets" local teenage COM
bo, which made a hit with the
visitors.
On Saturday morning many
of the boatmen took to the road
for a bus trip to Lake Phelps
and Hidden Lake, while some Of
the ladies stayed behind for a
bridge game in the hotel par
lors.
On Saturday night the annual
banquet was held, with one hun
dred in attendance. James But
Ter, publicity director for East
Carolina College, was the guest
speaker. Entertainment was also
provided by the Legionnaires,
quartet of local men. There
was drawing for door prizes
as an added attraction. The eve
ming was completed with dane
ing on the patio, again to the
music of the Comets.
During the week end a rep
resentative of the State Depart
ment of Conservation and De-
velopment, Charles Clark, was
on hand to make pictures of the
activities to be used in state
advertising. Mr.. Clark stated
that copies of the pictures are
available to news media upon
request.
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PUNGO HOSPITAL NEWS

White patients June Ali;
Melvin Armstrong, Mrs. Tiny
Potter, Mrs. Dophne Tate, Mrs
Indiana Nixon, Mrs. Hazel Wool
ard, George Cooper, Mrs. Ruby
Harrell, Mrs. Lucy McHarney,
Earl Norfieet Deal, Theodore
Miner, Vernon Cahoon, Fred
Sawyer and Mrs. Blanche Hop
kins of Belhaven. Joseph Gu
trell, Miss Sylvia Mollerna, Mrs.
Lucille Rose and Mrs. Florida
Greekspoor of Pantego; Master
Bruce Equills; Master Steve
Equills and Miss Faye Equills
of Plymouth Mrs. Betty Saw
yer and Henry Boomer of Swan
Quarte13S Mrs. Lettie Cuthrell
and Mrs. Nellie Tetterton of
Pinetow1r; -Orville Woolard OF
NeFfolls,-Na.; Mrs. Vera Payne
of Stumpy Point; Orville Bal
lance of Engelhard.
White Births
Mr.. and Mrs. William Greeks
poor of Pantego, a daughter,
Sharon Rose Greekspoor on June
8; mother was the former Flor
ida Rose Paul.
Colored patients: Rachel Nor
man Peele of Belhaven and Lu-
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BELHAvcN PERSONALS

Ben Cowell of Norfolk, Va.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Benson last week end.
Mrs. H. ]. Wilkinson and Mi
chael Wilkinson spent Monday
in Edenton.
Mrs R. R. Bradley and Mar
vim Bradley of Whitakers spent
several days here.
Mrs. ]. ]. White has rtturned
after visiting in Charlotte with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank john
Ston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roy
Rowland of Germany are visit
ing Mr.. Howland's parents be-
fore reporting for duty at a
U. S. Air Force Base in Tenn.
Miss Loyce Brinson and Mrs.
M. l.. Windley were in Plym-
outh Wednesday evening as
guests of Unit 164 of the Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary. Mrs.
Windley acted as installation Of
ficer.
Mrs. Zuma Davis of T.C.U. of
Fort Worth, Texas, has return
ed home after visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Brinson
and Misses Loyce and Helen
Brinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mills
and children of Evanston, H.,
have returned home after visit
with Mrs. Mills mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Knight.
Misses Glendora Bateman,
Ray Neal Bateman and Sandra
Tinker were in Columbia Sun
day. Miss Gerry Rose Bateman
returned home with them.
Mrs. Margaret Clark Tutterow
and Miss Patty Lou Martin have
returned after a Bermuda cruise
aboard the Luxury MS Vic
toria.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Balance
and children of Hampton, Va,
have returned home after visit
ing Mrs. Charlie Sutton.
Mrs. Harvey Smith of Wash
ington spent the week end with
her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Windley,
and Lois.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Williams
of Swan Suarter visited here
Monday.
Misses Loyce and Helen Brin-
son attended the Griffin-Swin
dell wedding at Swan Quarter
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Ross, Jr.,
and children have returned after
vacation at Nags Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. C. Tunnel of
Swan Quarter visited here
Thursday.
Mrs. j. T. Byrum and Mrs.
Ben Spencer visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Evans in Murfreesboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brinson
and son of Norfolk, Va. visited
Mrs. Metrah Sawyer and other
relatives.
Mrs. Eugene Linton, Mrs. C..
R. Potter, Mrs. George 7. Rid
dick and Mrs. Andrew Hodges
are spending a few days at the
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CARD CLUB ACTIVITY

Mrs. James Edwards was hos,
tess to her card club and used
arrangements of summer flow
ers. Drinks and candies were
served during cards and a des-
sert course at the close of the
evening.
Playing were Mesdames Ed
Harris, Clifton Jones, E. x.
Ross, Jr., Charles Latham, d. A.
Rouse, Russell Daniels, Frank
Noble, and Charles Powell. Mrs.
Harris won high score and Mrs.
Jones low.
Mrs. w. A. Reid entertained
her card club and used summer
flowers to decorate. She served
cheese cake and iced tea and
during cards, doughnuts and
lemonade.
Playing were Mesdames w. B.
Voliva, Jack Alligood, Conway
Mckinney, Delma Tolan, Vann
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Playing were Mesdames w. c,
Swindell, Sarah Latham, D. C
Credle, James w. Ambrose, Sr.
L. R. Smith, ]. R. Brown, j.
Harold Lupton, R. D. Mitchell,
o. F. Walker, w. G. Credle,
Miss Helen Brinson and Mrs
Ben Spencer.
The hostess served dessert
course and coffee. During cards
she served iced drink, candies
and nuts.
High score went to Miss Hell
en- Brinson; second high to Mrs
Mitchell and Mrs. Spencer re-
ceived a guest prize.
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BAPTIST REVIVAL

The Rev. Jason Ross, evange-
list of Greenville, S. c., is con-
Quoting revival services at the
First Baptist Church in Bel
haven.
Mr.. Ross is a native of Con-
cord and is the son of a Baptist
preacher. He received his educa-
ton from Wingate and Wake
Forest Colleges and Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary.
For IA years he served as pas
tor for churches at Valdese,
Woodland and Whitakers, N. c.,
and Union, Kentucky. His most
recent pastorate was in Green
vile, S. c.
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Mrs. Don Edmondson was hos
tess to her bridge club. Playing
were Miss Mary Costulis, Mes
danes Jimmie Cox, Gene Swat
ford, Conway Mckinney, Ralph
Hodges, Edward Lee Paul, and
Paul Smith.
Mrs. Edmondson served a
dessert course and iced tea.
During cards she served potato
chips, nuts and lemonade.
High score went to Mrs. Cox;
low to Mrs. Swafford and Miss
Costulis received a guest gift.
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in serving fruit. punch and
cookies. Mrs. Mary Wilson,
B. H. M. Regional Librarian,
showed films and explained
reading program requirements.
The program will close on
August Is with a party in the
library.
Mrs. Wilson will judge the
reading lists handed in and win
ners will receive awards on
WITN-TV.
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READING CLUB STARTS

On Wednesday afternoon So
youngsters gathered at the Fan
ME Mebane Ralph Memorial Lii
brary in Belhaven to start the
reading club for the summer.
Mrs. r. d. Mitchell assisted
Mrs. M. L. Windley, librarian,
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ELIZABETH CREEF HAS
PARTY AT MACS HEAD

Miss Elizabeth Creef of Man
teo entertained approximately
20 friends Monday night at a
pool party and wiener roast at
the Beachcomber Motel, Nags
Head. She was assisted in enter
tanning by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Creef.
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cinda Mink of Pantego.
Cnlnred Births

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Lee Rid
dick of Pantego, son, Gerald
Lee Riddick, Jr. on June q;
mother was the former Annie
Ruth Gibbs of Bath.
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Latham, Sam Boyer and L. M.
Rhodes.
Club high went to Mrs. Tolan
and low to Mrs. Rhodes. Mrs.
Volva received guest high and
Mrs. Latham bingo.
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Mrs. James w. Hodges was
hostess to her bridge club Fri
day evening at the River Forest
Manor,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-05
Boy Scouts

Mike Sabol, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Sabol, 1914 Greyton
rd., was elected by his fellow
scouts to be the Order of the
Arrow representative Of Troop
108.
The election was conducted
by Tom Miller, a member Of
the Order of the Arrow from
Troop 284.
Election was by secret, writ
ten ballot. Mike will be
tapped out" at the campfire
by other Order of the Arrow
members in Indian costume
June 9th when the Western Re-
serve District has it's annual
Camporee at North Chagrin
Metropolitan Park.
"Ordeal"
He will then have to go
through the Orders "ordeal"
at Camp Beaumont this sum-
mer. Mike is a 10th grader at
Shaw, and is the troops Senior
Patrol Leader.
The Order of the Arrow is
an organization within Scout
ing for campers who have had
experience in outdoor camping.
Each troop is allowed one rep
resentative to be elected each
year for each IA scouts they
have with Is nights of camp
ing.
Also at the last troop meet
ing merit badges in Art were
awarded to Richard Valentine
and Bob Benz. Bill Blunt re-
ceived the Architecture badge.
w. C. Linehan attended the
meeting and after talking to
the scouts about honoring our
flag, presented the troop with
q new 50-star flag. The troop
will cooperate with him during
May to distribute 50-star flags
in the community and to remind
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-05

their neighbors to fly their
flags on Memorial Day.
The Mammoth Cave trip fol-
May 11th-13th announcement
was enthusiastically received by
the troop. Already 16 scouts
have signed up to go and they
are busy now earning their way
by selling fertilizer.
Those already signed up in
clude Bob Williams, Dan Hart
Richard Aiken, Chris Hart, BOZ
Benz, Richard Valentine, Glenn
Batemen, Bob Mowry, Bill
Swearingen, John Phalen.
George Phalen, Bruce Click,
Bob Kreutsberg, David Accetta,
Jay Munitz and Bob Mahoney.
Committee Chairman Robert
M wry and Committeeman
Richard Valentine will also ac-
company the tour. There are
still 20 vacancies on the trip
and they are open to any Scout
or Explorer in East Cleveland's
Western Reserve District. Res
ervaitons may be made by
phoning Jesse Hart at MU. l.
4192.
Saturday, Troop and Post
284 sponsored by Christ The
King Church will be selling
brooms and other articles on
behalf Of the Cleveland Society
for the Blind in the East
Cleveland area.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-09

ANNOUNCEMENT AS it was
enormously stated in the Oc-
tober 4, 1862 issue of the Shop
pers Guide, that Crow Brothers,
Dillwyn, Va, was under new
management, ! wish to take this
opportunity of correcting certain
statements.
Grow Brothers has been since
April ~. 1922 until October 20,
1913 under management of C. F..
and r. J. H. Crow. At that time
and to date it has been under
management of R. j. H. Grow,
who is the sole owner.
! will say, however, that Mr..
Gordon French is now operating
Crow Bros. Garage under his
own name and responsibility
R. J. H. Grow, owner of Grow
Bros. Garage. 1O-9-2t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-09
IN MEMORIAM


CREWS-In loving memory of
my wife. Carrie Lee Crews, who
passed away Oct. 8, 1858.
Memories Of you are all that I
have.
To me they are as precious as
gold.
With each passing year
The day draws nearer
When I'll be with you Carrie.
dear.
From all earthly trials be free
What rejoicing there'll be
When God joins you and me.
Husband 10-9-1p