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SCIENCE
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on Press Relations OF the
District OF Columbia Council
on Engineering and Archi-
tecturaI Societies and the
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Society Of Photographic Scientists
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for research and development OF
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.. TUESDAY
wasEinston tRstlaese q p Ghs~ an
ner meeting, Atlantic Research Corp;
cafeteria. Shirley highway and Edsall
I'd, Alexandria. DR.. Arthur Sloan,
man Of the 6eard 81 Atlantic nf Res SaaI
American Institute Of Industrial
Engineers CNational Capital Chapter
taaIs1t, 4Is ioth St, avn p Sas.
torium, 18th and e SITS. NV. Union
PeeP ney E1n the o 1nsSstra Eng
engineer. Research Department ALL
C1O.-Meeting public.
WEDNESDAY
washington Operations Research So
sEy a Rm mssti Ig6o A jefferson b
Davis hwy, Arlington. "Traffic Fore
vice president Of the Traffic Research
g pm, meeting. John Wesley Powell
Two Years e yEIA uNIFoFMS;;
nssc asffs Gso0sg IL Of B Ds
Land; Eugene Boudette. United states
Geological Survey. submarine Erup-
ton ct ASh9T tgps in so thf TGE ds.
Johns Hopkins University. Public ilsAs'
THURSDAY
Electro Chemical Society Inc. wash
ms s.SInsa Ro1@ zoos Seffi9n pd
ing, National Bureau Of Standards,
Van Ness st. and Connecticut ave.
Electro Deposition Process; DR., Henry
3. Linford, professor of chemical engi-
neering at Columbia University in
Chemical Engineers Club Of Wash
ington-6:30 pm, dinner meeting.
Broadmoor Hotel, 1901 Connecticut
ave. NV. project Mohole"; Willard
Bascom, National Academy of Sciences
and National Research Council.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
National Rocket Cub-Fifth annual
DR.. Robert H. Goddard National Space
Conference and Memorial Dinner
Sheraton Park Hotel. Vice President
Lyndon B. johnson will address the
dinner, 8 pm. Friday.
FRIDAY
Philosophical Society of Washing
Son-S;1 o. meeting; John Wesley
Powell auditorium, 2170 Florida ave
NV. "Microbial Metabolism of Kero-
sene-type Hydro CarbonS": John NJ
Leonard, Chemical Division of the
United States Naval Research Laoora-
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
American Astronomical Society
Goddard Memorial Symposium. Shera-
ton Park Hotel. "Toraues and Atti.
junction with the National Rocket
Club Fifth annual Goddard Nationa,
Space Conference.
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Securities Case
AcquittuI Denied

CHICAGO. Mar. 10 (AP).-
Defense motions for directed
verdicts Of acquittal were de-
MED today for three men
charged with dealing in stolen
Canadian securities.
Judge Joseph S. Perry of
United States District Court
ruled government prosecutors
had produced sufficient evil
dence to permit a jury to de-
eide the case against George
E. Rosden, a Washington law
yer; William Rabin of Chicago
and Sam Mannarino of New
Kensington, Pa.
The three men are charged
with 'conSpiring to transport,
and with transporting part of
$12 million in bonds stolen
from the Brockville Trust and
Savings Co., Brockville, Ont,
on May 3, 1858.
Judge Perry dismissed two
counts Of the nine-count in
dictment against the three de-
PENDANTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-11
Locations Listed
For TB X-Ruys

The Prince Georges County
tuberculosis Association, Inc,
will station its portable X-ray
machine at the following loca-
tions for free chest X-rays this
week: ....
Tomorrow, 10 am. to 5 pm,
University of Maryland cafe
terra: Tuesday, l to 8 pm, Sea-
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brook Shopping Center:
Wednesday, 8 am. to noon,
Kiplinger Editors on East-West
highway in West Hyattsville,
and from l to 4 pm. at the
municipal building in Glen
arden: Thursday, 9 a IN. to $3.50
pm. Bowie Race Track, and
on Friday from ! to 8 pm, and
Saturday from 10 am. to S pm.
in Forestville at the Penn Mar
Shopping Center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-11

Your Remain
ing Hearing" 1t
is full of facts
like where to sit
in church, and
how to hear in
4 noisy room.
The hook was
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-12

Burkeville: Mrs. D. D. Swice-
good, Crewe;; Gary Adamson;
brakes Branch; Charles Wilker-
son, Farmville, and Mrs. Mer-
rill Digger. London Bridge.
Births
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis E. Har-
ris, South Hill, boy. June 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Wing
field, Brookneal, boy, June II.
C0lored Patient
Lonnie Harper, Burkeville.
C0l0rs d Birth
Bonnie and Elizabeth Wright,
Buckingham. girl, June 8.
Discharges
June 7 Mrs. E. A. Kroner,
J. B. Forbes, Ernest Duffer.
Joseph Fowlkes. c. o. William
sen. and Mrs. Frank Beer.
June 8 = Mrs. j. D. Webb,
Miss Norma Cook. Mrs. Lena
Mcdowell, Everett Thompson.
Mrs. w. M. Tonev. Gertrude
Vaughan. Lyle Waddell, Leslie
Clark, Irvy Saunders. Miss Sa-
rah Orange, Mrs. M. C. Neveu,
Carol jackson. and Miss Maggie
Gillian.
June 9 = Mrs. L. w. Switzer,
Betty Booker. Mrs. w. E. Jones,
May Hurt. Mrs. E. j. Kennedy.
Mrs. George Maust, Sydney R.
and Miss Shirley Rick
man.
June 10 Miss Anne Cook.
Bluester Davidson, Mrs. Elijah
Hanes, Mrs. w. T. ~Wingfield,
and Elizabeth Wright.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-12

have been straight "a students
through four years Of high
school studies. Just below them
in the first honor group were
Mary Ann Biggs. Sarah Fon-
tame Gillia m. Jackie Lee
Schmidt. Robert Edward VIII
hanson. Jane Flythe Parker
and Charles Cochran FiShburne.
III
The II cum laude graduates
were Katherine Heath Whitfield,
Lois Ann Mylum, Brenda Wells,
Elizabeth Carol Robson, Roy
Clifton jenkins. Janice Marie
L e h wood. Jean Marie
Roach, Lila Jane Hamburg,
Dorotha Mae johnson, Diane
Virginia Harrington and Rose
Marie Lamberth.
Headmaster Gilmer also an
nouncfd tie gifts from the class,
typewriter for the school Of
flee. an adding machine, a
bulletin board and a donation of
library books.
Administration Pearson de-
livered the diplomas during the
graduates walk aero the
stage.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-12

College Church has selected
June Ills for Bible School.
Hours are from 9 am. to IL
noon, with the closing ceremon-
les on the last day.
Miss Mary Dupuy is superin-
tendent with Mrs. w. c. Hol-
brook and Mrs. M. B. Coyner,
Jr.. in charge of the kindergar-
ten, Mrs. L. w. Randall, of the
primary department, and Miss
Halle McCraw, of the juniors.
Farmville Pres byterian
Church has chosen the week Of
June 1923 for Bible School. Clos
ing exercises will be held at the
church at 7:30 pm. on Sun
day. June "a.
Four departments have been
rlanned. according to Mrs. C. L.
Arehart, director. Kindergarten
under Mrs. E. j. Lord. nrim-
airy under Mrs. T. j. Fulcher,
Jr., junior under Miss Frances
Johns. and intermediate under
Mrs. j. Hoge Smith, Jr. Glasses
will begin at 9 am.
Wesleyan Methodist Church
will hold its Bible School June
1922, with the Rev. G. R. Phaup
as superintendent. The hours
each day for the four depart
ments-beginners. primary, jun
ior and intermediate, will be
from 9 to IL neon. Closing ex-
ercises will be held at the reg
ular Sunday School hour, 10 a.
M, on Sunday, June "a.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-12
Commencement
Continued from page ID

Continued from page ID
breadth of our nation. If this
country as we know it is to be
saved, if the private enterprise
system is to survive, it must be
saved by the young people of
today who will be the leaders of
tomorrow. The spirit of self-re-
lance must be rekindled as it
is a thing of the past so far as
many of our older people are
concerned"
Francis Butler Simkins, Jr.,
class president. made the ad-
dress of welcome, while Roy
Clifton jenkins. Jr., cum
laude graduate. gave the ad-
dress for the class on the
Academy's 1862 commencement
theme. Tomorrow Begins To-
day"
Homer Graduates
Just before presenting the
class to Roy R. Pearson, adj
ministrator of the Prince Ed
ward School Foundation system,
Headmaster Robert C. elmer
announced the names of l9
honor graduates.
A group of eight magma cum
laude graduates was headed by
Eleanor Rhea Redd and Eliza
beth Lee Wells. both of whom
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-12
Hospital Nelps

There we're go hospital pa
-tlents Monday morning - 81
adults and three babies.
Patients Admitted
Miss Shirley Ann Hickman.
Farmville; Miss Norma Cook,
CreWe; Miss Teresa Webster.
Green Bay; Mrs. Maxine Leath-
erwood, Crewe; Miss Annie Nc
Gehee. Charlotte C. H.; Sydney
Baldwin. Farmville; Mrs. B. C.
Gillian. Farmville; Mrs. j. T.
Garrett, Farmville; Lemore Le-
Warne. Prospect; Mrs. Elijah
Hanes, Dillwyn; Mrs. w. T.
HankinS, Victoria.
Also. Mrs. Fannie Meadows,
Chase City; Miss Anne Cook,
Dlllwyn: Henry Rutledge. Keys
vile; c. P. Culliton. Crewe:
Mrs. R. S. Coleman, Gree
Bay: Miss Annie Flippe
Farmville: Mrs. T. E. Koch.
Charlotte C. H.: j. w. Harper.
Farmville: Mrs. R. F. Currin,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-12

St. Theresa's Catholic, St.
Johns Lutheran, and Johns
Memorial Episcopal Churches
will have no Vacation Bible
Schools this year. Johns Mem
orial will have Sunday School
services throughout the sum-
mer, according to the rector, the
Rev. Charles Fishburre. This
has not always been customary.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-12
Bible Schools
Continued from page

'COntlnued from page y
mary, junior and intermediate.
Mrs. Richard Inge is serving as
assistant to DR.. w. Otis Nc
Chung, pastor and superintend-
ent.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-12
Area Election
Continued from page II

BURKEVILLE. June IL ~ In
cumbent mayor L. Shelton Hills
man faces James I. Jack J
Carey in the mayors race
Hillsman has been mayor for
eight years. while Carey has
been vice-mayor and a council
man for 10 years.
The council race will have
eight candidates for seven seats.
The official ballot will list nine
names, however. including Per-
cy w. Moring, who died re-
Gently.
Council candidates are C. w.
Dunn, James E. Conant, and N.
j. Terry, incumbents: and Will
liam L. Carter. William D..
Gravatt, j. T. Morgan, Jr,
Newton E. Robertson and Jesse
B. RaWlS.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-12

Don't follow the car ahead too
closely = allow at least one car
length for every ten miles of
speed.
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CHILDREN'S STORY HOUR

COLUMBIA-Miss Viola
johnson, eighth grade student,
was in charge of the children's
story hour at the Tyrrell
County Public Library Saturday
morning.
The story telling and reading
and the children's take-home
book selection periods were
divided by an outdoor games
period on the library lawn.
Toasted Nuts and lollipops were
served by the Librarian, Mrs.
Ruth Reynolds.
Mrs. Reynolds expressed hope
that now the weather is good,
more children will take advant-
age of the Saturday morning
story hour.
Attending were: Jan Lilley,
Mary Kay Lilley, Kevin Rough
ton, Boyd Combs, Pam Cooper,
Nancy Basnight, Lori Rhodes,
Milton Cohoon, Connie Cohoon,
Janet Cooper, Florette Thodes,
Ricky Rhodes and Sandra Saw
yer.
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PIANO RECITALS HEARD


COLUMBIA - The students
of Mrs. A. K. Spencer's music
class presented a recital at the
Columbia High School auditor
ium Wednesday and Thursday
nights.
Those portraying their talent
at the piano Wednesday night
were: Dwan Cooper, Glenn
Phelps, Council Bryan, Marsha
Brickhiuse, Rena Roughton, Lila
Gay Turner, Ann Ludford, Alice
White, Viola Johnson, Joyce
Rhodes, Gwen Armstrong, Pa
tricia Basnight, and Ashley Har-
Olson, Dottie Pritehett, Dale
Davis, Nancy Hassell, Sharon
Berry and Hope Morris, acted as
ushers.
Those Thursday night were:
Nancy Sawyer, Kathy Withers,
Brenda Howett, Andrea Sim
mons, Debra Phelps, Jane Hop
kins, Marie Brickhouse, Millie
Kay Weatherly, Ann Brickhouse,
Donna David, Susan Maitland,
Teresa Davis, Freda Weatherly,
Polly Ludford, and Linda Sim
mons. Ushers for Thursday were
Joyce Rhodes, Gwen Armstrong,
Frieda Voliva, Carol McClees
and Nancy Owens.
Mrs. Spencer presented her
Creswell pupils in recital May.
18.
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Dixie ALTERATIONS ARE
IN PLANNING STAGE

COLUMBIA - Alterations
and relocation of dikes as pro-
posed by the West Virginia
Pulp and Paper Company in the
Gum Neck Watershed Project
in Tyrrell County which is still
in the planning stage, brought
together in a hearing the af-
fected landowners, represent
.atives of the Tyrrell County
Commissioners, the Gum Neck
Watershed Committee and the
Tyrrell County Soil Conserva-
tion Supervisors Friday May
18 at 1870 pm. No final deci-
sions was reached.
By agreement of counsel and
order of the Clerk of the Super
ior Court of Tyrrell County, the
hearing on the preliminary Re-
port of the Board of Viewers
originally scheduled for 1f:00
am. Tuesday May %, 1862, was
continued until Tuesday May 20,
1862 at IL: am.
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WOMAN'S AUX. MEETS

COLUMBIA-The Woman's
auxiliary of Malachi's Free Will
Baptist ( Church meeting with
Mrs. HI hrry P. Swain Wednes-
day voted to use offering re-
ceived at the pre- Easter week
of prayer to sponsor a Vacation
Bible School in Mexico.
For use in the Children's
Home in Middlesex, each
member agreed to bring a lin
en- gift to the next regular
meeting,
The president, Mrs. Harry r.
Swain reported on the Albe-
marie Woman's Auxiliary
Convention. She also gave the
the devotion.
The program was given by
Mrs. Alton Reynolds, Mrs. Wal
lace Woodley, Mrs. Robert Mid
gett, Mrs. Thomas Holidia and
Mrs. Herbert Bryan. "When l
Survey the Wondrous Cross
and Bringing in the Sheaves"
were sung by Mrs. B. NJ. Voliva
and Mrs. Alton Reynolds.
Refreshments were served
Others attending were Mrs. AL
ton Reynolds, Mrs. H. Seator
Swain, Mrs. Herbert Bryan
Mrs. C. A. Voliva, Mrs. Rober'
Midget, Mrs. W. T. Reynolds
Mrs. Wallace Woodley, Mrs
Thomas lHolidia, Mrs. Blanche
Woodland, Mrs. B. M. Voliva
Mrs. B. Frank Alexander, Mrs
Belle Alexander, Mrs. Ronald
Reynolds and visitors Donnie
Bryan and Sheila Reynolds.
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Columbia and TyrreII Co. News
For Subscriptions. see Mrs. Blanche W. Cohoon or Call
Her. Phone 3l7-I, Columbia N. c. She will welcome
news Of Columbia and TYrel County
ROADSIDE MARKET PLANS

COLUMBIA - The Upper
Sound Side Home Demonstra-
tion Club meeting with Mrs.
Durwood Cooper was given a
demonstration on furniture ar
rangement by Mrs. Ann E.
Davenport, Home Agent.
A report on can Electrical
Safety Check List" was given
by Mrs. Dallas Bateman.
The following announcements
were made by Mrs. Davenport: (:
Home-makers week to be held
in June at State College, Ra-
leigh; Craft Camp limited to
five persons for each county to
be the second week in June;
The home-Demonstration Road
side Market to be formally
opened on May 25th from 1 to
5 pm, to run through summer
months. The site will be on
US. "a near Columbia.
The devotion was given by
the president, Mrs. Dallas Bate
man. Refreshments were serv-
ed. In attendance were Mrs.
Stafford Hopkins, Mrs. Jacob
Smell, Mrs. Ulyss Clough, Mrs.
Dallas Bateman, Mrs. Durwood
Cooper and Mrs. HI. L. Chaplin.
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MRS. w. S. CARAVAN IS
WOMAN'S CLUB OFFICER

COLUMBIA-Ms. w. S. Car
avian, President of the Colum-
bia Woman's Club was installed
as President of the 18th Dis
trict of the NC. Federation of
Women's Clubs at the annual
meeting in Winston Salem, NC.
She was accompanied by Mrs.
T. P. Sanderson, Pres. of the
Plymouth Woman's Club.
Of the many resolutions pass
ed, Mrs. Caravan reported one
to be of local interest: commend
the appointment of State
Commission for the planning
of the 375th anniversary of
the "Birth of Virginia Dare,
to urge STATEWIDE club sup
port of this anniversary and
planning.
This the second time the
Columbia Woman's Club has
furnished officers for the 18th
District. Mrs. Effie A. Brick
house was a former president
and Mrs. C. Earl Cohoon {
former secretary.
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JUNIOR : SENIOR PROM

COLUMBIA-Carrying out
the theme with A Song In My
Heart, the Senior Class of
Columbia High School was en-
tertained by the Junior Glass at
a banquet in the High School
cafeteria and a Prom in the
High School gymnasium Friday
night.
The meal was served by the
Sophomore Glass. The president
of the Junior Glass, David
Clough welcomed the group.
Hal Cohoon responded. Honored
on the program was the former
principal of the school, w. j.
Nichols who gave the blessing.
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J. p. COURT CASES

COLUMBIA - Three cases
were heard Friday in ]. P.
Court before Henry L. Reyn-
olds:
George Farr Mobiles of Tar
boro charged with following a
school bus more closely than
was reasonable and prudent.
Found guilty and fined S.. and
costs.
Troy Wesley Pledger charg-
ed with failing to see the
movement of traffic in safe
manner to wit backing into an
other vehicle. He submitted
guilty and was fined S.. and
costs.
Luther Allen Spencer charged
with failure to see movement of
traffic to be made in safety,
submitted guilty and fined S..
and costs.
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GUM NECK PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyd and
daughter of Richmond spent the
week end with Mrs. Orphia
Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Whit
son of Kill Devil Hills visited
Adelaide Combs and Mrs. Combs
Friday.
Mrs. R. B. Patrick has return
ed from the Columbia Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Daven-
port and children spent the
week end with Mrs. Leona Nor
man, who returned home with
them for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Smithson
were in East Lake Thursday.
Mrs. Joe Carlena and daughters
returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Sawyer
and children of South Norfolk
visited the Sade Sawyer family.
Susie Anderson and daughter
are visiting. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Combs in Norfolk.
Miss Grace Cohoon spent the
week end in Norfolk with her
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Rhodes.
Mrs. Elmo Sawyer spent the
week in Norfolk with Mr.. Saw
yer and Roy.
Douglas Sawyer returned
home Friday after spending the
week in Portsmouth and South
Norfolk with his sister.
Mrs. Bennie Liverman of
Smithfield returned home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Cohoon
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Cohoon in Hertford Sunday.
Pvt. Wesley Sykes, U.S.A., in
Georgia spent the week end
with C. J. Liverman Jr.
Mrs. Willie Armstrong and
children visited Mr.. Armstrong
in the U.S.P.H.S. Hospital in
Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Greet of
Great Bridge spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. l. W.
Swindell.
David Swindell was home from
Norfolk Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cohoon
fished at Nags Head Sunday
Hal Cohoon and Sandra Owens
accompanied them to the beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Combs of
Norfolk spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Combs.
Ben Turner, Floy Patrick
Marion and Junior Cooper and
Boyce Parrisher spent the week
end home from Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rose and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Brickhouse and Donnie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnnie Rose, Anne Lee
and Patsy were in Manteo and
Nags Head Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durwood Cooper
and children and Mrs. Bennie
Liverman were in Dare County
Sunday.
Alvin Smith and Brenda Spen-
Ger visited Nags Head Sunday.
Mrs. Sybil Target of Ala
bama, Mrs. Curtis Alexander OF
Maryland, Mr.. and Mrs. Claud
Kirkman and son of Norfolk
spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. B. G. Alexander.
The Gum Neck Freewill Bap-
tist Goodneighbors met May 21
with Mrs. Claud Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Sawyer and
children of Deep Creek spent
the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Parrisher. Mrs. Fen
'tress Pritchard and children of
Columbia joined them Sunday.
Alvin Smith Of Norfolk spent
the week end with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Smith.
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COLUMBIA-Mr. and Mrs.
Alton X. Spencer of Creswell,
formerly of Columbia, their
daughter and family Mr.. and
Mrs. Ned C. Taylor and son Jay
left Thursday on an extensive
trip.
They will go to Oklahoma
State University, Saltwater,
Okla, where A. K. Spencer Jr.
will receive his doctors degree.
They plan to visit William G..
Spencer at Ell Paso, Texas and
visit in Mexico, and New Or
leans, La. to visit James M.
Spencer.
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J. COURT CASES

COLUMBIA-In J. P. Court
before Henry L. Reynolds two
were heard this week. Otha
Hayes Jr. of Henderson, N. C.
fishing without license, fined
S.. and costs.
Miss Barbara Jean Tyson of
Roper disobeying a "Stop"
sign, fined $5. and costs.
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NO COMMUNITY ON THE SOUTH ATLANTIC c
FOR LIVING OR GREATER SPORT FOR BIG Gan
sells AND ABLE SEANAEN TAKE YOU TO THE DE
HATTERAS is NOW EASILY ACCESSIBLE, THE
BANKS. MODERN HOTELS, COURTS AND A
EVERYTHING OF HIGHEST TYPE AND MODEST
WHISPERS WELCOME TO PERSONS OF ALL A
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COLUMBIA PERSONALS

COLUMBIA-Miss Eva Bate
man, who has been visiting her
sisters Mrs. Fan Harper and
Mrs. Max Witherbee in New
Bern. has returned home.
Allan Hopkins of Frederick's
Military Academy in Ports
mouth, visited his mothtr, Mrs.
A. B. Hopkins Jr., last week
end.
Gwen Bruner of Norfolk is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
w. H. Harrell.
News was received here Sat-
urday by Dan K. Sawyer, that
his son, Alton Leon Sawyer "a
of Falls Church, Va, died Sat-
urday morning in Fairfax
Hospital, and that funeral SER
vices were to be conducted Mon
day in Ives Funeral Home at
Arlington, Va. Alton was a
native of Tyrrell County-Gum
Neck Community, and he died
of a heart attack, according to
his father. Unable to attend, the
father was visited by his daugh-
ter Mrs. John w. Nelms of Suf-
folk and a son Rex of Ports
mouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Co..
hoon of Washington, D. c.,
spent the week end with Mrs.
Cohoon's mother, Mrs. Arthur
Bateman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Brickhouse
visited Mr.. Brickhouse's par
ents, the Rev. and Mrs. Brick
house in New Bern Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. X. Yerby Jr.
spent the week end at Nags
Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Jones
attended the Shriner's Cere-
mony at Goldsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard john
son and children, Barry and
Dennis, of Oxford visited Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence H. johnson.
COLUM BIA - Invitations
have been received here for the
wedding of Robert Lee Bibb
Swain, son of Mrs. Julian H.
and the late Mr.. Swain to Miss
Peggy Joan Wood of Raleigh to
be solemnized there at the Trim
ity Methodist Church on June
End.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Liver
man of Richmond spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lonnie E. Liverman.
Jeffrey Spencer returned to
Norfolk Saturday after week
with Lance and April Clough,
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Ulyss
Clough. C. Floyd Patrick of
Norfolk spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clough.
Bibb Swain of State College
was home with his mother, Mrs.
Julian H. Swain, last week end.
Miss Mary Jane Buchan of
Richmond visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom X. Yerby Sr. last week.
Monday during the storm,
tightening ripped into the stock
barn at the home of Olies Sim
mons in the Frying Pan Com
munity and killed two hogs. The
corner post was torn away and
shingles and plank strewn, but
there was no fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Wood
ley and children, Connie and
Bonnie, spent Suday in Eliza
beth City.