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ducted Church and Holy Commun- ion Services at the Base Chapel Nov. 28.
 Rev. Frenz visits Kodiak once monthly, usually every third Wednesday of each month, to con duct services. All interested per sons and their friends are invited to attend.
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teresting. They also enjoyed meet ing the Mirror staff.
 After the tour Mrs. Lori Boyed held going-away coffee for Mrs. Barbara Lewis who is leaving Dec. 2 for Puerto Rico. Barbara was presented with a pair of crab teeth earrings and a Navy Wives com pact.
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The Club Corner
ENTERTAIN TOWN TEACHERs

Members of the Kodiak Educa- tion Association were guests of the Kodiak on-base teachers at their Nov. 20 meeting in the multi purpose room of the base school.
 Teachers from Kodiak Public School and St. Mary's Parochial School attended the meeting. Host esses were Mrs. Gladene Stewart and Miss Betty Schaaf. The theme was Thanksgiving.
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AIMED AT ARCHERS

A meeting of the Kodiak Bow mans Archery Club will be held at ? pm. Monday, Dec. 3, at the Roller Rink on Nyman's Peninsula.
 All interested archers are in vited to attend. For information call Paul Wallace at 487-2258 after 5 pm.
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Feminine Facts

Having a party, planning a trip, entertaining a guest? Or do you have a favorite recipe-what about some favorite Christmas treat or a Kodiak seafood concoction-or a useful household hint? Whisper it to Willow and she'll see that all of Kodiak will know.
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CIVIL SERVICE CLUB

MT. Schmitz, club manager, re- ports that a dance will be held after bingo on Friday, Nov. 30.
 The "Danceables" will furnish the music and the club will be open until 2 am.
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PROTESTANT WOMEN

The Protestant Women of the Chapel will hold their next meet ing Monday afternoon, Dec 3, at the Chapel Annex.
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HIGH SCHOOL FELLOWSHIP

The Chapel Annex Young Peo- pie met at the Chapel Annex Wednesday, Nov. 21, for their Mo- vember Party and Scavenger Hunt.
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Thursday, Dec. 6, at the Base Chapel Annex.
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OUTBREAKS

The Rev. Joseph Frenz of the Lutheran Church con-
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Performance Award Made At Base

TCf tVi ntaH~S AWdfu HduS AI odSe Ted Cross second from left electrical engineer Kodiak Branch Northwest DvOn Bureau Yards Docks recently received the Sustained Superior Performance issued behalf of the Navy by Capt John Cassidy Director the D vision Observing the presentation the left COggubs Cross, Cmdr H. Krakow Miss F. M Roberts and Kramer, all bers of the Engineering Dept-(U.S Navy Photol
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IT'S THE BOYS

DK1 USN Remigio and Estelita Keys called their 2 lb. 1a-oz. boy Ronald Samaniego. He was born Nov. 25.
 Kevin Francis is the ? lb. 8 OF. son of RING USN Harry and Te- ruko Geraty. Nov. 26 is his birth date.
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KILKENNY CLUB MEETS

Columbia, Feb.-The Kilkenny
Home Demonstration Club met al
the home of Mrs. Lindon Cohoon
with Mrs. Theodore Gibbs presid'
ing.
The president welcomed two new
members. Mrs. Abram Gibbs ant
Mrs. Gene Gibbs.
Mrs. Claude Gibbs, home garden
leader, gave a report on fruits;
Mrs. Theodore Gibbs, Home Beau
LITIGATION leader, gave a report or
ornamentals; Mrs. Lindon Cohoon
clothing leader, gave a report or
how 10 make perfect costume.
add Spice to Your Meals" was
the demonstration by Mrs. Ann E
Davenport, Tyrrell Home Econo'
mics Agent.
The hostess served refreshments
The following attended: Mrs. Anr
E. Davenport, Mrs. Lindon Cohoon
Miss Marion Cartwright, Mrs
Abram Gibbs, Mrs. Claude Gibbs
Mrs. Gene Gibbs, Mrs. Theodore
Gibbs, Mrs. Amanda Hudson, Mrs
Chestley Hudson, Mrs. Garland
Hudson and Mrs. William w. Hud.
son.
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WESLEY wscs MEETS

Columbia, The WSCS of Wesley
Memorial Methodist Church met
Tuesday night at the parsonage
with Mrs. Earl r. Meekins hostess.
In the absence of the president,
Mrs. D. NJ, Bridgeman, Mrs. Meek
ms presided.
The scripture lesson and prayer
were by Mrs. r. L. Mitchell.
The following responded to roll
call: Mrs. E. J. Brickhouse, Mrs.
w. H. McClees, Mrs. J. C. McClees,
Mrs. James s. Davenport, Mrs.
Wallace Kidd, Mrs. ]. A. Harrell,
Mrs. w. v. Reynolds, Mrs. R. L.
Mitchell, Mrs. L. E. Liverman, Mrs.
Earl R. Meekins Mrs. OdeN
Roughton and Mrs. Ernest Rough
ton. A new member, Mrs. Don Stea-
gall, was welcomed.
Mrs. r. L. Mitchell, secretary OF
Missionary Education, reported
that Mrs. H. F. Leatherman Of
Manteo world present the Mission
Study.
Mrs. D. M. Bridgeman, was elect
ed delegate to the annual confer
ence of the WSCS in Wilson, March
10.
The program was conferred
around Latin America. A map Of
these countries was prominently
displayed. Mrs. Meekins talked
about the churches of Latin Amer
|ica. Mrs. Ernest Roughton used as
her subject, "The Schools" and
Mrs. w. III. McClees talked about
"Literacy and Christian Litera-
ture."
The hostess served a sweet
course.
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COLUMBIA EASTERN STAR
OBSERVES LOYALTY NIGHT

Columbia, Feb.-The Columbia
Chapter of the Eastern Star on
Wednesday night observed Love
and Loyalty night.
Guest from Belhaven were Mrs
Howard, Worthy Matron; Mr.. and
Mrs. Stoe, Mr.. Stoe is Worthy Pa
tron and Mrs. Stoe is Conductress
of the, .Belhaven Chapter; From
Plymouth, Worthy Matron, Mrs
Doris Brown, Mrs. Harold John
son and Mrs. Dick Lucas.
Mrs. Pear Furiough, presented
program on Friendship.
Mrs. G. E. Morris and Mrs. Hill
ton Simmons served punch and
sandwiches. Thirty-three were pre-
sent.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Basnight are
Worthy Patron and Worthy Matron
of the Columbia Chapter.
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SERVICES HELD SUNDAY FOR
JESSE M. ETHERIDGE, SIS

Jesse Morgan Etheridge, 65, re
tired farmer and fisherman, Of Co
lumbia died Friday in DePaul Hos
pital, Norfolk, after a long illness
A native of Tyrrell County, he
was a son of Jesse Allen and Mrs
Anjelica Thomas Etheridge and q
member of Sound Side Free Will
Baptist Church.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Annie Mae Copeland Etheridge; a
son, Jesse Allen Etheridge of Co
lumbia; four daughters, Mrs. j. r
Swain and Mrs. William Oliver Of
Columbia, Mrs. M. E. Thomas OF
Norfolk and Mrs. B. M. Brickhouse
Of Greenville, N. c.; two sisters
Mrs. Oscar o. Sawyer and Mrs
Shafter BOLIVIA of Columbia; and
nine grandchildren.
Funeral services for Jessie Nor
gan Etheridge, Route 2, who died
Friday, were conducted Sunday af-
ternoon at the Sound Side Free Will
Baptist Church by the pastor, the
Rev. Charlie Overton.
During the service Sunrise" was
sung by Miss Rena Mae Spencer
"Have Thine Own Way" by the
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Bryan and
"God Shall Wipe All Tears" by the
church choir accompanied by Miss
Beatrice Marie Brickhouse at the
piano. T.
The casket was covered with 9
pail of white NUNS, glads and red
roses. a.
Pail bearers were, Joseph Bate
man.. Warren Bateman, Otto Saw.
yer, Leroy Copeland, Marvin Voliva
and Wayne Brickhouse.
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ETHERIDGE-HERRERA
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mrs. Juanita R. Vega, of Port Isa-
bel, Texas announces the engage
ment of her daughter Frances Her
rera to Henry Burr Etheridge OF
Port Isabel, formerly of Wanchese
N. C. Mr.. Etheridge is the son Of
Mrs. Martha G. Etheridge of Wan
cheese and of the late Albert Ethe-
ridge. Miss Herrera is the daughter
of the late Gabriel Herrera.
The wedding will take place the
oath of February at 7:30 pm. A
reception will be held at the Fire
mems Hall after the ceremony.
The bride-to-be was honored at a
miscellaneous bridal shower, Sun
day, Feb. IL, at the Kindergarten
School, About 100 guests attended
A corsage of lillies-of-the-valley
was presented to her by her sister
Miss Josephine Herrera.
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DIR. MCGOWAN HEAD OF
TYRRELL HEALTH DEPT.

In a recent issue Of the Coastland
Times, a story appeared concerning
the offer of position made to Will
liam E. Bateman to head the Tyr
rell Welfare Department, upon re-
tirement of ]. w. Hamilton on June
80. The article, in continuing, made
reference to Mr.. Bateman's wife,
Mrs. Polly Bateman, as being head
of the Tyrrell Heath Department.
DR.. Claudius MCGOWAN Of Ply
fouth, health director for the Tyr
rell- Washington department, has to
say, in recent letter:
at stated that Mrs. Polly Bate
man, R. N. Bateman's wife, was
head of the Tyrrell County Health
Department and this department is
a powerful political organization,
Neither of these statements are
true. / am the Director of Tyrrell-
Washington Distict Health Depart
ment and Mrs. Bateman is employ
ed as staff nurse in the Tyrrell
County Health Department. hire
my personnel and the employee
has to meet the requirements set up
by the State Merit System. They
take written and oral eramina-
tions."
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News Of Columbia and TTrelI Co.
For Subscriptions Mrs. Blanche W. cohoon or Call Her.
Phone 3l7 Columbia ~. g. She will welcome news Of
Columbia and Tyreu County
HRRBERT 1. BRIcKHoUsE

Herbert Louis Brickhouse, AS
died suddenly Sunday at $3.50 pm
at his home in Columbia.
He was native of Washington
County but had lived in Columbis
most of his life. He was an einploye
of Carolina railways Co. for 20
years as a bus driver. He was q
member of Columbia Baptist
Church, son Of Mrs. Oline Louis
Brickhouse and the late Daniel
Webster Brickhouse. and husband
of Mrs. Wilma Davenport Brick
house.
In addition to his wife and
mother, he is survived by one son
Herbert Louis Bricllhouse, Jr., Of
the home; three daughters, Patricia
Ann BriclShouse of Chowan College
Wilma Jean and Rita Faye Brick
house of the home; four brothers
the Rev. Joe A. Brickhouse Of
Bridgeton, William Henry Brick
house of Raleigh and D. w. Brick,
house and James D. Brickhouse OF
Columbia; seven sisters, Mrs
Charlie Spruill of Columbia, Mrs
Martha Hardison Of Raleigh, Mrs
Joseph Gurganus Of Jacksonville
Fla, and Mrs. Dorcas Wolfe, Mrs
Fred Pounds and Mrs. James Barn
Of Atlanta and Miss Jacklyn Brick
house Of Kinston.
Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 O'Clock
in Columbia Baptist Church by the
Rev. Francis Cordrey. Burial was
in Sound Side Missionary Baptist
Church cemetery.
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WA HAS PANEL DISCUSSION

Columbia,-The Woman's Auxili.
airy of Malachi's Chapel Free VIII
Baptist Church met Wednesday af.
ternoon at the home of Mrs. AL.
ton Reynolds. Mrs. Bowen NJ. Vol.
iva presided in the absence of the
president, Mrs. Harry p. Swain.
Mrs. Voliva read the scripture
followed by prayer by Mrs. H. s
Swain.
Three new members were well
coined, Mrs Philip Swain, Jr., Mrs
Ronald Reynolds and Mrs. Wallace
Woodley.
The auxiliary agreed to divide
into circles.
The lesson, youth Participat.
ing" was presented in the form Of
a panel discussion, with pane
composed Of Mrs. Herbert Bryan
Youth Chairman, Rev. Herber,
Bryan, pastor Of the church, Mrs
Raymond Morris, Mrs. Bowen Vo-
Iva, Mrs. Wallace Woodley and
Mrs. Marvin Voliva.
The hostess served ice cream
and cake,
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COLUMBIA PERSONALS

Marcus Bryan, son of the Rev.
and Mrs. Herbert Bryon, was hon
ored at party Saturday afternoon
at the parsonage in honor of his
seventh birthday.
Games were played. Birthday
cake and ice cream were served
by Mrs. Bryan! The following were
present: Ken Spencer, Terrie Spen-
Ger, Donna Swain, Alicia Brick
house, Billy Weatherly, Donnie
Bryan, Douglas Howard and War
rem Howard of Richards, Council
Bryan and Glen Phelps.
Miss Yvonne Howard, Warren
and Douglas Howard, sons of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Towards Of Rich
lands, last week end visited the
Rev. and Mrs Herbert Bryan,
Route /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Reynolds
and SON, Keith, of Elizabeth City
spent the week end visiting the
Rev. and Mrs. w. T. Reynolds,
Route 8, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee R.
Barnes, Route /.
Linwood Armstrong spent sun
day in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry P. Swain.
| H. S. Swain and C. L. Swain spent
Sunday in Norfolk, Va, visiting
Fred Swain and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B,
Eanes.
Calvin Harrell, Route I, who has
been q patient in Beaufort County
Hospital, Washington, returned
home Monday.
r. L. Spencer attended a series
of classes at the Institute of Gov
|ernment for County Accountants
this week in Raleigh. He was &C
companied by his wife.
willard Cowell, Route 3. Ronald
Cohoon, Route 8 and Leo Arm
strong, Route /, are among the
patients in the Columbia Hospital
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MRS. LUCY CARAVAN, SO
INFERRED AT SCRANTON

Mrs. Lucy Howard Caravan, age
IS, of Swan Quarter died in the
Beaufort County hospital in WASH
ington at Ais pm. Saturday after
a critical illness of one week.
Mrs. Caravan was the widow of
the late George B. Caravan. She
was a member of Providence
Methodist church.
For the past several years she
had been making her home with
her daughter Mrs. Mildred Adams
at River Acre near Washington.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Mildred Adams of Washington
and Mrs. Reta Spencer Of Scran-
ton; six grandchildren and II
great grandchildren and one great
grandchild; six sisters, Mrs. Mar
garet Caravan of Rocky Mount,
Mrs. Bessie Mason, Mrs. Sophia
Warner and Ida Midgette all of
Scranton, Mrs. Annie Mckinney of
Belhaven and Mrs. Carrie Cahoon
of Fairfield; two brothers w. 7.
Howard of Swan Quarter and J.
F. Howard of Hickory, Va.
Funeral services were held at
the Baptist church at Sladesville at
II am. Monday morning n7,'ct-
ed by the Rev. Lamar Wheeler
and the Rev. Durward Goodwin.
Burial followed in the church GEM
etery.
Her nephews served as palIbear-
ers.
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MRS. THELMA M. DUKE. 81
DIES AFTER SHORT ILLNESS

Mrs. Thelma McDilda Duke, 81
died Friday in a Columbia hospita
after a three-day illness.
A native Of Tazewell County
Va, she was q daughter of Johr
Albert and Mrs. Sarah Frances
McDilda. She lived in Norfolk mos
of her life before moving to Co
lumbia.
She is survived by her husband
Paul Duke; a sister, Mrs. Flossie
Voegtly, and three brothers, Will
liam Henry McDilda, Raymond L
McDida and George Walter Nc
Dilda, all of Norfolk.
A funeral service was conducted
Saturday at / pm. in Columbia
Burial was in Riverside Memorial
Park, Norfolk, at 4:40 pm. Satur'
day.
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RECORDERS COURT

Columbia, Two cases were tried
at the Monday morning session OF
Recorders Court before Judge W.
T. Reynolds. S
Wilbert Wilson Brickhouse,
charged with no operators license
and drunk driving, was found gull
ty and given a sentence Of three
months, suspended upon the pay
ment Of $4,000 fine and cost Of
action. Judgment was suspended in
the first charge. He noted an ap-
peal in Superior Court.
Gene Alton Creole, charged with
reckless driving was found guilty
and given a sentence Of three
months suspended upon the pay
ment Of $500, cost Of action AND
damage.
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RECKLESS DRIVING CHARGE

Columbia,A 1860 Ford J4-door
car, operated by Gene Alton Creole
colored male, % of 2612 Ruffin
Way, Norfolk, Va, left the road on
us. Highway Ga, two miles west
Of Columbia at 1000 am. Sunday,
on the right side, lost control.
crossed the road and went through
the yard of the Rev. Asa Lee Bell,
broke out window lights and wreck
ed two bird baths which knocked a
dent in the Reverend's car, causing
damage Of between 5000 and $75.-
90.
Creole was charged with reckless
driving by investigating officer J,
II. Withers.
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LIBRARY FRIENDS MEET

Columbia, Feb. - The Tyrrell
County Friends of the Library met
Monday night. Mrs. H. T. Daven-
port presided.
It was decided to hold open house
once each year, preferably dur
ing National Library Week. The
exact date to be announced later.
It was voted to invite the Edu-
cation Chairman of the Home DEM
onstration Club to assist in promot-
ing National Library Week, and the
Public Library program in general.
The president presented Murray
L. Goodwin, Assistant Farm Agent
and Mrs. Ann E. Davenport, Home
Economies Agent, who reviewed the
All work during 1861 through the
use of colored slides.
Mrs. H. T. Davenport, and Mrs,
w. A. Basnight served not coffee
and nuts.
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HAT1ERAs PERSONALS

Wheeler Balance, Andrew Aus
tin and Harry Young were in Man
teo Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Peele at
tended a music workship at Com
Jock Baptist church Tuesday and
then motored to Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Job went
to Richmond Tuesday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Schweir.
Mrs. Charlotte Balance went 70
Norfolk Tuesday. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton Burr1is OF
Maine are visiting Mr.. and mrs.
Nacie Austin. /.
Mr.. and Mrs, Francis Mason OF
Gettsburg are here visiting friends.
Mrs. Ophelia Meekins is In Nor
folk visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Vance
Riggs.
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ROTARIANS HEAR LEAGUE
OF MUNICIPALITIES MEN

Columbia, The Columbia Rotary
Club Tuesday night elected Off
GERS to take office in July. 1862
We're: President, Julian L. Poston,
vice president, Cecil Lilley, secre.
tary, Borden McClees, treasurer
George Owens, and directors, Muir
ray L. Goodwin and Ray Everton
Two guests, Leigh Wilson and Err
NEST Ball, Raleigh, were welcomed
They are associated with the North
Carolina League Of Municipalities
Wilson spoke briefly about the
work Of the League in helping cities
and towns throughout North Caro-
lima. Ernest Brickhouse, member Of
!, the Columbia Board Of Aldermen
was also a guest.
G. K. Morris, presided. John A.
| Harrison led the singing with Ash
LEY Hardison at the piano. The Rev
Earl R. Meekins gave the invoca-
ton.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEET

Columbia, Lem A. Cohoon, re
Gently appointed chairman of the
Tyrrell County Democratic Party
to serve the unexpired term of for
mer chairman, w. J. White, Sr.
presided at the Executive Commit
tee meeting Monday night.
Members present were: L. N
D Davenport, Scuppernong; Tom
Combs, South Fork; Mrs. C. E. Nor
MS, Columbia; Herman Cohoon
Gum Neck and w. ]. White, Jr.
chairman Of the Young Democrats
Members Of. the board elected
at this meeting were, H. L. Reyn-
ODDS, Mrs. c. Earl Cohoon and Mrs
E. L. Mosley.
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IRDELL S. SMITH
FUNERAL HELD FRIDAY


Columbia, Feb. 19-Funeral serv-
ices for Irdell Sylvanious Smith, "a,
who died last Wednesday in the
Columbia Hospital, were conducted
in Walkers Funeral Home, Column
bia, Friday afternoon at 300 pm.
by the Rev. Francis Cordrey, pastor
of the Columbia Missionary Baptist
Church.
Pail bearers were Roy Smith, c.
L. Reynolds, Ernest Roughton, Cy-
ril Smith, Jerry Barton and Allen
Smith.
Interment followed in Malachi's
Chapel Free Will Baptist Church
cemetery.
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GUM NECK PERSONALS


Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Jones re-
turned home last week end from
Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Baker and chill
dren of Charleston, s. c., visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Jones. Mr.. Baker
returned home Friday, Mrs. Baker
and children remained here for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wilkins are
visiting Mrs. Lois Cullipher in Nor
folk.
Adelaide Combs is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Whitson in Kill
Devil Hills. Mrs. Minnie Alexander,
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth Smell visited
them Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Cartwright,
Nora and Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil God
win were in East Lake Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Cohoon and
children spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Owens in
Hampton.
Jean Parrisher returned to Nor
folk Saturday after visiting Boyce
and Mrs. Lee Parrisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parrisher of
Newport News and Mrs. Belvin
Everton of Norfolk visited Mrs.
Jewel Everton and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Weatherly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mckinney
and children of Elizabeth City visit
ed the r. B. Patrick family Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Combs of Nor
folk spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Combs.
Mrs. Joe Liverman and children
were in Plymouth and Washington
Tuesday.
Mrs. C. o. Workman spent Thurs
day night in Norfolk, Mr.. Work
man returned home with her Fri
day. Mrs. J. w. Williams accom-
panied Mrs. Workman to Norfolk
and remained there for the week
end with Mrs. T. M. Jones. Shell
bourn brought her home Monday
and returned to Norfolk Tuesday.
J. G. Cohoon and Buddy Brick
hose were in Plymouth Tuesday.
Jack Combs was here for the
week end from Norfolk. Miss Grace
Cohoon, o. B. Cohoon and Mr.,
Combs were in Plymouth Saturday,
Miss Cohoon and Mr.. Combs visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Combs in Nor
folk Saturday.
Junior Weatherly, Durwo cd
Cooper, Basil and Herman Cohoon
were in Hartford Friday night.
Geven Armstrong, Harry Cahoon
and Ronald Cahoon have returned
home from Columbia Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cohoon
visited in Manteo Sunday. #
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Smithson
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Carleno
and Eunice last week end.
Ben Turner was home Wednes-
day from Norfolk.
Elmo and Roy Sawyer spent the
week end home from Norfolk.
Anna Lea and Patsy Rose and
Margaret Jones spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Bunch in
Elizabeth City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rose and
children Of Norfolk visited MIR. and
Mrs. Johnnie Rose last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Spencer Saw
yer and Mrs. Sally Everton visited
Mrs. Amanda Sawyer in Fairfield
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Rose visit
ed in Hyde County and Belhaven
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Meeltins Is a C~l"rn-
|bia Hospital patient. Mrs Meelini
land odell Beal returned from Nor
folk Saturday.
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TYRRELL NATIVE is
BURIED IN NORFOLK

Mrs. Annie Simmons Alexander,
S8, widow Of Abner Alexander died
in her home, in Norfolk Va, Mon
day at 9:20 am.
She is survived by a nephew,
Webb Davenport of Columbia, N. c.
A native of Columbia she, lived in
Norfolk 40 years.
The body was taken from Hollo-
nlon-Brown Funeral Home to For
est Lawn Cemetery for a funeral
service Wednesday at Ppm.
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CORRECTION

In the February 16 issue Of The
Coastland Times it was stated that
Donald Leary Of Manteo was re-
sponsible for the portrait sketch Of
Mrs. Rennie Williamson used in
the Manteo Woman's Club year
book. The name should have been
Dean Leary, who is a Manteo High
School student, and a son Of artist
Donald Leary. We regret the error.