davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1962-02-01

an Alaskan maneuver has ever
been held. Principle terrain
features in the 5000 square
mile maneuver area are the
heavily forested lowlands of the
Tanana river valley and the
mountains, which range as high
as 1000 feet, converging on
both sides of the valley.
Knots, a combat construc-
ton specialist in the infantry's
Headquarters Company at Fort
Wainwright, entered the Army
in August 1859. The 2l-year-
old soldier attended John Bas-
sett Moore High School of this
town.
Smyrna times., 1962-02-01
Completes Field
Artillery Course

Army Pvt. George B. Jones
III, %, whose wife, Norma, lives
in Millington, Maryland, COM
pleted eight weeks of advanced
individual training at The Field
Artillery Training Center, Fort
Sill, Okla, January l9.
Jones was trained in the du-
ties and responsibilities of a
cannoneer. He received instruc-
ton in the loading, firing and
maintenance of artillery guns,
howitzers and heavy machine
Smyrna times., 1962-02-01
30 Extension
Courses Being
Offered by I'D.

Dover registration for Univer-
sity of Delaware courses in uni
versity extension will be held
at Dover High School from z
$50 p. m, tonight, Thursday,
February l. Glasses will begin
the following Monday, February
5, and continue for is meet
ings.
More than 80 courses repre-
senting a dozen university de-
Evening star., 1962-03-26

PLYMOUTH '62 Fury sport coupe
2 tone, Toruueflite automatic
Transmission, heater and defroster
de luxe steering wheel, seat belt
nm Sn'GG irbts EiasS wheel 4ees COVERS I'VE IN back S;
play in new car showroom. Full
delivered price. $2,375.
ROYAL MOTORS
PLYMOUTH-CH -CHRYSLER- -SIMCA
400 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
Evening star., 1962-03-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 80 Custom VS. 4-dr
wagon, full power. auto. trans, r
and h., plus many other extras
Just like new. SLABS.
D~yy AT AR~FrNrH
Evening star., 1962-03-26

Harrington Shopping Center"
OV. 3-0350-ALEXANDRIA
OLDS go de luxe "98" conv. coupe
One owner. power windows. anc
seat, excel. cond. throughout
PAUL f;iSt1i BROS. (oLDs)
Wis. and Ellicott NV. KE. 7-130S
OLDS '5S Holiday coupe. hydra.
matte. radio. heater, power steer.
ing and brakes. extra sharp, sole
and serviced by US since new
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wis. and Ellicott NV. KE. 7-130s
OLDSMOBILE 1853 Super "SS"
Holiday coupe, bronze and white,
full power, very clean. Special,
Capitol Cadillac-Old Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
OLDS '54 "9s" Holiday coupe 2-dr,
eond.. con i9s sa7s. p0Tsf VIII s-efsee Tseel'' good
OLDsMOBILE '57 Holiday Super
p.b., r. and h.. Wv. Orig. owner,
carefully driven $4,000 actual
miles. Widow selling due to driv-
ing incapacity. SS95 cash or best
offer. JU. 5-9245.
OLDS '57 "8S" conv., r. and h.,
power steering and brakes. Snow
tires, $500. 277-5140 aft. 8 pm
Evening star., 1962-03-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC '5S Star Chief 4-dr.
hardtop, blue and white, factory
air cond., power steering, power
brakes. Extra nice. SI,295.
Evening star., 1962-03-26
SUBURBAN

PLYMOUTH '59 Sports Suburban
9-pass. VS. wagon, one owner, low
miles. We sold It new. Auto.
Wv. tires. Only $1.495.
Evening star., 1962-03-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDS 80 "0S" convert. auto
trans. radio, heater, p.s., p.b.,
P;yindeysoo yp,seat' color white
Evening star., 1962-03-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHRYSLER '62 official cars. 8 to
choose from, low mileage, at deal
er's cost. Call FRED FREDERICK,
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LOCAL LOST COLONY
TRY-OuTS SCHEDULED
FOR NON. APRIL "A

Local try-outs for Lost Colony
roles will be held in Manteo on
Easter Monday, April %, beginning
at 2 o'clock; it was announced
Thursday by Director Clifton Brit
ton.
All island and area persons seek
ing a part in the Paul Green drama
during its silver anniversary year
season beginning July 4, and con-
tinuing through September I,
should be present for those try
outs. Usually cast at the local try
outs are persons who viii play
colonist or Indian roles, colonist
children and dancers.
In making his announcement Brit
ton also stated that additions for
all outdoor dramas, including The
Lost Colony, win be held ON Sat
urday, March IL, at the Civic Aud
itorium in connection with the
Southeastern Theatre Conference
At that time actors for many Of
the major roles of the show will be
selected from student and profes-
sional actors.
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SAM BUNDY TO SPEAK TO
HYDE TEACHERS MAR.

Sam Bundy, well known after
dinner speaker and educator in
Eastern North Carolina win speak
at the Mattamuskeet Lodge at $3.50
PM, March 8, 1862 to the Hyde
County Unit of the North Carolina
Education Association. This is the
annual banquet meeting with the
theme being Public Relations"
Mr.. Bundy has had many years
of public school experience. He has
served as principal in Duplin, Edge
combe, and Martin counties, and
he is currently Superintendent Of
Farmville Public Schools in Pitt
County.
Mr.. Bundy is active in church,
civic, professional and fraternal or
CARNATIONS. He is a S2nd Degree
Scottish Rite Mason and a mem
Der of the Sudan Temple of the
Shrine. Being a member for many
years in the MEGA, he has serv-
ed as President of the Northeast
|erA District, Vice-president of the
Northeastern District, and Presi.
dent of the Pitt County Unit.
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WILLIAM STELZENMULLER
TO Be io4 ON SATURDAY

Mr.. William Stelzenmuller,
grandfather Of Mrs. ]. Fred Roush,
whose husband is historian for the
Cape Hatteras National Seashore
Park, will celebrate his 104th birth
| day this Saturday. The announce
lment of his birthday first appeared
lin an editorial which appeared in
|"The Item," family newspaper
which the old gentleman publishes
when he isn't too occupied with gar
Idening, learning spanish or just
keeping up with current events.
Mr.. Stelzenmuller, who lives with
Mrs. Roush's mother, is reported to
be in good health, despite a little
| difficulty with his vision. Born in
Fairhope, Alabama, the 103 year
| old publisher has lived to see his
family increase to % grandchildren
and over go great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Roush reports that her grand
father is quite reader and started
teaching himself Spanish at the age
| of 80. He is also quite gardener
and prides himself on the bumper
crop of watermelons and canta-
loupes which he produced last year
| in Montgomery. The old gentleman
is something of a carpenter, but
doesn't do much woodworking now
less there appears to be a real need
for it.
The cheerful publisher remem-
bers few details concerning the
Battle of Mobile Bay from direct
experience and his keeness of mind
far surpasses many youngsters of
20 and 80 years of age. Mr.. Stelzen-
muller's most exciting experience in
the past two years was an airplane
ride which he is reported "to still
be talking about"
An inspirational editorial from
the latest issue of "The Item" is as
follows: =
"On the Path Of this month, the
Editor viii have reached his 104th
birthday. In looking, back over the
past decades, he would remind his
descendants and friends that he has
found the Golden Rule a good one
to measure life by; that refrets are
never felt over kindnesses done, nor
words of living commentator
spoken.
'iHe wishes for each Of his read
ers a long and happy life, dedicat-
ed to serving God through service
to his fellow man."
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CLAYTON T. BROTHERS DIES
IN KECOUGHTAN HOSPITAL

CLAYTON futile Brothers, Sr, "a
of Avon, died Tuesday in Veterans
Hospital, Kecoughtan, Va, after
la long illness. A native of Wan
cheese, he lived at Avon 35 years.
He was son of John d. and
Mrs. Macy Harris Brothers and the
husband of Mrs. Achsa Williams
Brothers. He was a member Of st.
John Methodist Church in Avon.
He was a retired carpenter, and a
veteran of World War I.
Surviving are his widow; son,
Clayton T. Brothers, Jr. of Avon;
a sister, Mrs. Arthur P. Harris Of
Wanchese; a brother, Milton
Brothers of Wanchese; and three
grandchildren.
The body was taken to Twiford
Funeral Home, Manteo.
A funeral service will be con-
Quoted in Wanchese Methodist
Church Friday at 2 pm. by the
Rev. Robert Pullman, pastor, the
Rev. C. w. Guthrie, retired Meth
odist minister, and the Rev. Mel
vim johnson of Avon. Burial will
be in Cudworth Cemetery. The
body will be taken from Twiford
Funeral Home, Manteo, to the
church at l pm.
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NED ETHERIDGE FEATURED
IN MISSOURI NEWSPAPER
Artist WelI-Known in Dare County Wins
Renown in Columbia. Missouri.
His Home Town

Ned Ethelidge, a Columbia Mis-
souri, artist of no little distinction,
whose father was native of Roa-
noke Island was the subject of a
page wide feature recently in the
Columbia Daily Missourian. Ned
Etheridge has spent considerable
time on Roanoke Island, visiting
his aunt and uncle, Ned Etheridge
and Mrs. John D. O'Neal, and while
here, he did series of murals for
the Carolinian Hotel at Mays Head.
His father, the late DR.. William
C. Etheridge was the son of the
late D. w. and Humantla Meekins
Etheridge of Roanoke Island. He
grew up in the University town OF
Columbia, Missouri, where his
father was head of the Department
of Agriculture for many years. DIR.
Etheridge was nationally known as
an authority on field crops, and
wrote many college text books used
throughout the United States. Ned
was educated at the University OF
Missouri and first got degree in
Journalism. While he is versatile
in his painting abilities, he seems
to be featured mostly as portrait
artist, and has done portraits OF
many noted men Of Missouri.
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ElIZABETtiAN GARDEN
FEATURE or RALEIGH
FLOWER-G DEN SHOW

A feature Of the annual South
eastern Flower and Garden Show
scheduled to be held in the Dor
ton State Fair Arena February 90
"a, viii be an Elizabethan Garden
display.
Hostess in the booth, dressed in
her Eleanor Dare costume Of The
Lost Colony on Saturday and Sum
day will be Mrs. Marjalene Thorn
as, female lead of the Paul Green
drama. On other days, Mrs. Cor
Ibett Howard and members of Eliz-
abethan Garden committee will be
costumed hostesses at the booth.
One of the features of the booth
win be greatly enlarged photo
graphs of the Eliabethan Garden
both in color and black and white
which have been made by Dare
County Tourist Bureau at different
seasons of the year in the Garden.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1962-02-23
MACS HEAD TOWN BOARD
HOLDS MONTHLY MEETING

The Nag Head Town Board has
dispatched a letter to Governor
Sanford requesting that the Allan
tic Research Corporation be requir-
ed to allow the completion of an
ocean highway, after three years
operation, as prerequisite to the
location of research center at CO.
rolla. Mayor Julian Oneto sent the
letter to the. governor at the re-
quest of the commissioners, who
discussed the effects which might
result if such highway were com
lpleted, at their Feb. IL meeting.
The letter also indicated concern
over the need for free access to the
bleach at Corolla. The letter stated
| in part: GAS you are aware, fishing
lis one of our few industries and
lit would seriously hamper the
economic welfare of the Outer
Banks if Atlantic Research Cor
poration were allowed to forbid the
passing of vehicles or persons along
the beach from the dune-line to the
water-li line"
The board also passed a motion
by Commissioner Edwards empow-
ering the town clerk, Rae Meekins
to accumulate cash deposits in
amounts not exceeding $3.50 provid-
ed that deposits will be made, re-
CARELESS of the sum, at least once
a week.
After the release of taxes, Mayor
Oneto informed the commissioners
that he had received letter from
w. N. Spruill, Division Engineer
for the N. c.. State Highway Com
mission concerning the installation
of a drain, which the board is
considering, that would run to the
ocean along Winston Avenue.
A water system for the town
was also discussed and an applicar
ton to the Housing and Home Fl
nance Agency for financial assis-
lance is being considered by the
board. Plans were also considered
concerning the application by the
board for d Powell Bill Map for 62
and 63.
Before adjournment, the group
heard an interesting discussion by
Rep. Keith Fearing who discussed
his recent trip to the Atlantic Re-
search Corporations plans at Alex
andria, Va. Those commissioners
present at the meeting included
lionel Edwards, Carlton Gillian,
Tom Mckinney, and Mayor oneto.
Donnie Thyme, Chief of Police and
Rae Mekins, Town Clerk, We're also
present. The next meeting of the
Mays Head Town Board will be held
on Feb. 26.
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FISHING TO Be EMPHASIZED
DURING HATTERiAs JAMBo REE

One Of the new and expanded
features of the Eighth Annual
Dare Coast Pirates Jamboree this
year win be insllore and offshors
ishing, according to Hatteras Is.
and sponsors.
L. B. (Bounce) Anderson, nation
ally known sports fishing expert
Who founded and formerly promot-
ed the annual Silver Sailfish Derby
Of West Palm Beach, is assisting
local sponsors as consultant in all
Hatteras Island activities during
the Jamboree in general, and the
sportsfishing event in particular.
The Hatteras phase Of the Pr
ates Jamboree each year opens the
event that is presented during the
last week end in April, as an Of
fetal kickoff for the Outer Banks
vacation season. This year the Hat
teras phase, or opening day, will be
on Friday, April 81. On the follow
ing day, activities shift to the Mays
Head-Roanoke Island areas.
In previous years sportsfishine
has been a minor attraction OF the
Jamboree, lasting only for a few
hours on the day the event is pre-
scented. This year, if present plans
carry, the piscatorial contests will
be held for several days, ending on
Friday, April q.
Other Jamboree events at Hat
teras will include the worlds big
gest free salt water fish fry, dory
races in the surf and beach buggy
races in the deep sands. There will
also be treasure hunts for chill
dren, dances for adults and other
colorful attractions presented by
bearded Hatteras pirates and their
ladies-all in costumes.
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SEA HAGs TO MEET MONDAY

The N. c. Sea Hays win meet
Monday night February 26th at
$3.50 pm. at the Sea Hag Port.
Many important things are to be
taken up at this meeting. One thing
is the Spring training course to be
held some time in April. Also plans
will be made for the spring fish
offs uniforms and other matters,
to make ready for the fishing sea
SON. All members are asked to at
tend and new members win be well
coined.
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MANTEo HIGH Al MEETING

The Manteo High School stu
dents had their Al meeting Fri
day, February 16. Ray White pre-
sided. Michael Dough was elected
program chairman. The extension
agents discussed All Camp. Coun-
ty Achievement Day was announc-
ed for March II at Hatteras, also
June rs will be District Elimina-
ton Day. Mrs. Gaylord talked with
the girls about simple first-aid.
Mr.. Rea showed the boys a film on
raising corn.
-Margie Peterson, reporter
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MUSIC WORKSHOP ATTENDED
BY DARE 90. CONTINGENT

The Home Demonstration Music
Workshop was attended by eight
persons from Dare County on Tues
day as the local group journeyed
for the all-day session which was
conducted at Coinjock Baptist
Church.
The training workshop for music
leaders emphasized music training
in the home, in the church, and in
the club. Special emphasis was
placed upon the singing of year.
book sons during the sessions
which were attended by approx
|mately six counties. DR.. Arnold
Hoffman, of the N. C. Department
of Education, was leader for the
program which lasted from 10 am,
until 3 in the afternoon.
Members from Dare who parti-
cipated in the workshop include
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Peele Of
Hatteras, Mr.. and Mrs. John Aus
tin and Mrs. Lois Robinson Of
Frisco. Mrs. Horace McLaurin from
Kitty Hawk and Mrs. Melvin Jack
son and Mrs. Beulah Gaylord Of
Manteo.
Mrs. Gaylord has reported that
the group from Dare County found
the workshop to be most informa.
tive and entertaining enough atc
leven keep the husbands interest.
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sHRINERs VALENTINE DANCE

Eddie Samples orchestra provid-
ed music for 200 frolic-makers at
the post-valentine dance which was
held at the Shrine Club on Sat-
urday night. Highlight of the eve
ming came at IL PM, when Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Tillett led a march
through the eight-foot-tall heart
which was decorated in the tradi-
tional colors Of red and white for
the occasion.
The r. B, Lemons and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Midget acted as unof-
fetal chaperones for the affair
which lasted until 2 am. The
Shrine Club valentine dance Is an
annual affair to which Shriners and
their friends are invited.
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EXTERNAL HEART MASSAGE"
TO BE SUBJECT AT PTA MEET

E. S. Miller of Norfolk, Va, safe
ty supervisor for. VEPCO, will be
guest speaker Monday night Feb
ruary 26, when the Manteo Elemen-
tary P.T.A meets in the school
auditorium. Mr.. Miller will show
slides and give demonstrations on
External Heart Massage.
The P.T.A. extends an invitation
to the public to attend this program
which will begin at eight o'clock.
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Visitors to the Century 81 Ex-
position in Seattle, Washington,
next year, will be able to eat while
Sin orbit A restaurant perched
atop a 550-foot, steel-supported
tower, will revolve slowly at the
rate Of once an hour.
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POsTHUMCUS AWARDS
FOR HENRY {. TANDi
Nrs. Tandy Accepts Presentations From
National Park Service Honorins
Her Late Husband

Mrs. Julia Tandy of Frisco, in
ceremonies held at the National
Park Service Maintenance Buildings
on Hatteras Island, February IL,
was presented the Department, Ma
tional Park Service, posthumous
Commendable Service Award, Cita-
ton with a bronze medal, and a
lapel pin in memory of her husband
E. Tandy who was an employee Of
the National Parl Service as Labor
Foreman in cha2ge Of the Sand
Fixation Project on Hatteras Is
land. a
Members of I e National Park
Service Maintenance and Ranger
Division of Hatteras Island were
present. Mrs. Tandy was accom-
panied by her daughter, Erlene,
who is teacher at the Kitty Hawk
Elementary School. The presenta-
ton was made by Park Engineer
Edward Nash, Roy King of Manteo
spoke briefly.
The citation which was signed
Conrad L. Wirth. Director of the
National Park Service reads as fol
lows:
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RELIGIOUS FILM SHOWN

Rev. C. w. Goodwin will present
a Cecil B. DeMille film, "The Life
of Jesus Christ" to interested
viewers on Sunday evening, Feb.
rs at the Roanoke Island Baptist
Church. The public is cordially in
vited.
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CITATION
FOR COMMENDABLE SERVICE
HENRY E. TANDY

In Recognition OF More
Than Nine FEARS OF service
IN Inc Federal Governmen.
Mr.. Iandy worked Ior .ne ma
tlonai Park service uneer .he
emergency KelleI Aolnis.ra'ioll
en- the Beach EROSION froJece m
Norun Saroilna az 'u poo
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Anything will give up its secrets
if you love it enough.
George Carver
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We give advice by the bucket,
but take it by the grain.
William Alger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-23
METALS

NEW YORK, Oct. 90 AP).-Spot
nonferrouS metal prices, today: Cop,
per 81 cents a pound, Connecticut
Valley. Lead Ga cents a pound, New
York. Zinc Ia cents q pound, East
st. Louis. Tin .0S34 a pound. New
York. Foreign silver 1872 per troy
ounce, New York. Pittsburgh SCRAP
steel No. l heavy was quoted by Iron
Age at 24.00-25.00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-23
Borrow q BroinchiId.
Well lend you This remarkable Bohn conex Calculator charge

Aher using Il for q few days you won't
ever be able 10 do without il. But don't
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less than " the cost Of other coeu-
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Picture O calculator that odds, sub
irocts, mvltiplies and divides; is faster
than electric machines; weighs less
Than 8 pounds; eon-be carried easily
from desk 10 desk or from Office TO
home; and costs only$l25. Now you
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Why you need q Bohn contex.
You need II because you are wasting
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their Office. othome, orWhile travelling.
Just about anyone who works with
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-23
Area Buyers Lack
Brund Loyalty,
Survey Reveals

The Washington area con-
sumner has little brand loyalty
rates special features highest
and considers price least i'm
portant when buying from an
independent appliance store.
Those are some of the con-
illusions in a two-year study OF
the appliance market in the
Metropolitan Area by the
American University School Of
Business Administration.
The 86-page study, under d.
rection of Frank Coolsen OF
American University, was made
under a two-year grant from
the Whirlpool Corp, A wide
variety of retailers were sur.
veyed on consumer habits in
Guiding mail order, department
and discount stores, as well as
customers.
When shopping at inde-
pendent appliance stores, price
is the last consideration, with
service and statesmen ranking
above it, according to the
study. Previous buying expe-
rience at the store and relia-
bility are also ahead of price
as factors.
However, those buying in dis
count stores consider price the
paramount consideration, with
service, statesmen and store To-
cation ranking below it.
The study, available from the
Business Administration school
at SO per copy, found substan-
tial brand-hopping by custo-
mers.