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A'IokheY s. J. FLANAGAN
1917 e. Dawson

~''SSweI ;. J. FLANAGAN
ls77 e. Dawson
STATE or MICHIGAN
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT ron Tur
COUNTY Or WAYNE IN cHASCtnv
- FRANK BUTLER, Plaintiff. vs.
hafOLA BUTLER, Defendant.
NO. s73-Ios
oNoeR FOR DEFENDANTS
APPEARANCE
~ session of the above entitled
Court, held in the City.County DuiId'
lnk; IN the City of Detroit, County
~ ~ wayne, and State OF Michigan this
w gay OF June, AID, 1862.
HAM, Circuit Judge. ~N'''
appearing from the Aff,dav,,
ss.sched hereto and filed herewith
sna. the defendant named in the
aDove-named cause Is not a resident
OF tne county of Wayne and STATE
OF michigan, but that She resides M.
i'y9 Ave. T., Fort Pierce. Florida.
ON MOTION OF S. ]. FLANAGAN
attorney for the plaintiff
III Is HEREBY ORDEREn ,h., a..
sbove-named defendant apncar sn,s
answer the BIZ lof Complaint s,,nd
IN this cause within Three "a, months
rom oate of this Order. or same
may DC taken as confessed against
ri is FURTHER ORDERED ,,.,
copy OF this Order be sent IN ,ne
uciendsnt st her last known address
py registered mail. or i,Le rn,,s
DC published according TO law. wy
JAMES N. CANAAN. Circuit i,a..
a TRUE Copy
~ ,EDSnR s3s N. BRANIGIN, Clerk
s'aa saSIvn C. CARTER, Deputy Clerk
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ATTORNEY 6. J. FLANAGAN
lk77 z Dawson

STATE or MICHIGAN
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE
COUNTY or WAYNE - CHASCEkf
:, fhASK 1LAIIoA' .yTnc' ni.sna.n, pss1n,n' ~
NO. s73oss
ORDER FOR DEFENDANTS
APPEARANCE
Al session oi the above entitled
Court. held IN the Csty Nognt. B0lo-
InE. IN the Cit, Of Detroit, County
oi Wayne, and state of Micnlgsn TINS
Gth dsy OF June. AD, 1862.
PRESENT HON JAMES =. Can
Han LircuIt Judge.
IL appearing tnst the Affidssit
attached hereto and nicd herewith
that the defendant named IN the
above cause IS not . resident OF the
COUNTY Of Wayne and State Of Mich
igsn, but that she resides st. the
Village Of Mathews and State OF
Alabama.
Therefore,
On MOTION or S. J. FLANAGAN,
attorney for plaintiff,
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the
above. named defendant appear and
answer the Bill OF Complaint filed
In this cause within Three l3l months
from date Of this order, or same
MAJ be taken a. confessed against
her,
III Is FURTHER ORDERED that q
copy of this order be sent 10 the
defendant at her last known address
~ registered mail, OF like copy be
published according 10 law.
JAMES y CANAAN Circuit Judge.
A TRJk COPY
EDGAR VI. BRANICIN, Clerk.
EARL {. GALLAGHER, Deputy
Clerk
b.3O--S.4-62
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sv7ossEY s }. FLANAGAN
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sTsTE ~ MICHIGAN
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CrJLs-f CF HAfsE ~ CH-AsCERt
CH4RLEs DKLMNOsD P!sirtiff
st ssNIE BEl-L DKJ NNOSDs De
fercx,t
ORDER Fce DEFENDANTS
APPEARANCE
A. s<lt-cr .. ire srcse entitled
Cc--- re.c n re CAS- Lo1rts byiIc-
ma B. tat Cry cf DeiEo.; Ccyris
ri Hs,-s and s-sts ri Xxhlzsn ia4A
ls't ca cf June. D. ~
PkEsEST Hon JAMES : CAN.
HAN C.rtDH Jsczs
sttstnec hereto and flied hsre~l,n
tr3l the ce!ercsn. Lsred N The
soDseen;ilec csUbe a NJ; rs siceni
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s1c lnqs.Fy u hss been sseer-slns .
TIE; s<ic defendant Tes.css - -
Lscson street r. the Clis ~ lrsnsn
snc state cf south Carolina there
OS xoTIoS or : J FLAsACAN.
atfornes for ne plslntiff
II j. HKhEEi ORDEEED that
tls sD.ye med defendant @pptsf
and sns~eF ine BIZ Of Complaint
s.tc ~ this csIse N.th.n Three
r-onths srDn cste ~ tn4s order ~
ne MAJ De tsken a confessed
szslns. ref
n \ -RTHER ORDERED that q
copy ~ tina order mas been sent 70 the
defendant az her isst knO~ r sccfeA.
~ registered mail Or IKE copy
D4 p.o.!shec according tc ls~
JANIS = CANAAN Clrc-N Judge.
4 TRlE COPY
EDGAR " EkA>ICI> C.erk.
X GALLAGHER. Deputy Clerk.
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Arr, Jesse G WILLIAMS
'sss ersss-s' ssrs .ss-4sI

-4f4L ~ ~ - IsN-F
- THE ClKlLIT COIR1 FOR The
IJLA4l Or nAiAE ~ Cn.1.>C -.
x.hi lARriE gOnN>OS. Pam.
;..i - NAk.l> sLnUNL sOnS>O.>
Dssso1a1.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
~ - ss4on o. s&sc I or. n,.c IN
tx L..s Co-n,s B1-c4ns. n ,ae Ol,s
G. Ds .fe.i. to4r,s OF nssne and
S.s;e o. hitnagsn. on Nsy :, 1894
Eak>x>I HOS NATHAN J kAlF'
N.a.> elEc-i Judge
!; appearing ina, the defendant IS
70. Et>.oeni OF the State. but
resloes IN the City Oh Bsrmlng nam
tc-als OF jefferson. anc state Of
44sosns
IL - ORDERED that the defendsss
ertef nis appearance IN this cause
on o. otfort three ; monlns from
ine cate OF thls order. or SAID Bll Of
I (Omp.sInt 49,. DC iaxen a. confess
e.
II Is FURTHER ORDERED ,hs, a
cor. Of tnaS order DC senl ceft.fIed
lEa.. 10 SAD defendant. sourcsstu 10
s.att4H Jerome JOnnson, ll-l y. SIN
...cnut Birmingham. A4sVama, n.s
.ast AnOa r sdot, -, end n not receN
&c pelsona.4y o. said defendant at
ICES. twenty 20 DAYS Deior, the
ilnlt Priesthood iOl appearance, tnai
;A.s osces oe punsisaec as required
NATHAN J. KAUFMAN, circui,
Judge.
EDGAR VI Bl.A<lJlN Clerk.
- sShl Nan Depuss CleIs.
D. -
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NOTICE OF NEARING CLAIMS
STATE or MI HlGAN
THk PkOBATE IOlKT FOR
lhE COT My or NAiNL
No. AS.Sl3

Ne. o6S-S<j
In the Matter OF the Estate 4
CLh IRl Ok wARRkS, Deceased. =,
Notice - HEREBY ei.er las. Il
creators OF sxso deceased are 81
qu.rtc &c presen; iheli c.slns a
sulans ana under oath, ,c al
Co.r, al the PROBATE O.sice n M
Ilts OF Detroit, an s<!c (ouzI
sno 10 serve . eops thereof u
henr, l.. HEADING, Executor 0. ~
estate, a, lsos Brosduss suHs &
Detroit 20, Michigan or O. oet1
the 2Sfh DAY OF August, AID, ~
snc tina, such CLAIMS AL ot htir
b. said court, before Juog. ERNnl
{ BokhM IN lourt Room 10. i'll
Iii, Count, Building IN me l.iy 4
Detroit IN s3id COUNTY, on the a
DAY OF August, AD. 20, a, N
ocsotk In the afternoon =
Dated June 70, 1867 ~
ERNEST c. BoEHM. Judge Of IN
bate
do hereby certif, tina. zs
compsreo the ioregolns copy ~
tns original record tner, 0f and I'd
iounu the same &c oc eofau
1Tsnscrip. OF such original record !.
Dated June 10, 1882 =.
ALLtN h kDIsOA, Deputy Pm
bst4 neglster
Published IN the DETROIT II
bONE once cscn wcck i0I thu
week succeSsl,els WITHIN LIN
a.. from the date hereof
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Assy. cHAalES pEsx.ks
611 VI. warren

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~ THE CgKIlfT COX. sus
COUNTY or vAfsE - Ca.Ncis
MARTHA RAJ hLL. NarkN
Pls-riaf., ss HlsgU$ NAIaIs/
Ne s1,<ss
yL>E = -.
PRESENT HON JAMS \ "a
HAN Circuit Judge
10 tn1s cause ~ 2gp<Sf.r2 ., ~
c2sls On flle tns, tie 1eie,ssI
Huston Watkins, came, ). -,
o. process issued OF u tnls ~
a. ne Is no, . resident {. N. ~
ci Michigan. Dat .essc<s n n. b
CT kcckiorc. Count. " M.r,<A'y
snc State o. l-i1Doss, anc reso,sl
elL Treaion, kcSKfcro LIMOS
o. MOTION Or NhARLt> \ %
klNS, Attorney for .ar p.s,,<
Marina Rsene4 Nsiklns. II Is 0arS
I'd that the cefe nosri E-ron ss|
klrs. appear Snc sns~er TIE BM
Complaint IN ;r1s cause -rn.n -
months from the CATE .. +
order, or that Sslc b.. III. * y
en- a. confessed and ,ns. ,a.s p
ces Dc published scecrc-ns 10 y
and . cops shereo. ot senec ur
the cefe ncant bs REGISTERED ra
required cy law
JAMES ~ CANAAN. Circuit ju:s
A True COPY
EDGAR u BRA>lGlN Cle,k
CLINTON {. CARTER, Depus, ltt
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ATTORNEY ALLEN BiBB
1nf HrnadxlAL Gulfa DOL

STATE Of SIG HICAN
I+ THk CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIL
cOtf%TY or WAYsk - CHANt FRY
WILLIAM LIB SMITH Plaintiff ~
Dol. .OKES SMITH Defendant
chsneery No. s11.3ss
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. JULY Z 1862
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SIAIE OF MICHIGAN
~ TIiL CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY or WAYNE ~ CHA>C ERY
Jf.solE .. RICHARDSON. Plaintiff
50 JOSEPH RICHARDSON, Defend
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MARTHA BATTLE TAYLOR
WEDS NEIL w. YEARGIN

st. Andrews by the Sea, at
Nags Head, was the setting for
an early June wedding Wednes-
day at soon when Miss Martha
Battle Taylor became the bride
of Neil Woody Yeargin. Both
are from Oxford. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. A.
Heath Light, supply rector of
the church.
Miss Nellie Holmes Ballou of
Cambridge, Mass, formerly of
Oxford, was maid of honor, and
Tom Andrews of Richmond, Va,
a fraternity brother of the bride
groom at Hampden- Sydney Col
lege, was best man. A wedding
breakfast at the Seafare Res
taurant followed the ceremony.
Afterward, the bridal couple
left for an unannounced destina-
ton. After the honeymoon, they
will live at Farmville, Va, where
the bridegroom is a rising SEN
ior at Hampden-Sydney.
The bride is a daughter of DR.
and Mrs. Rives Taylor, and the
bridegroom is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Harold Yeargin,
all of Oxford.
The bride couple and several
members of the wedding party
were guests at the Nags Header
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PICNIC AT MACS HEAD

ss::s :sCOLUMBIA-The Sophomore
Glass of Columbia High School
went to Nags Head on a hay
ride June 1st.
.--s =: Many of the girls and boys
look a dip in the surf, while
:.:::.Spme played games and danced.
Roller skating was the form of
recreation after they had their
!: picnic. They arrived back home
about 10 pm.
Glass members of the planning
committee were Barbara Brick
house, Ashley Hardison, Charles
Patrick, Sandra Owens, Terry
:. Everett, Chris Liverman and
.SPolly Ludford. Rhett White,
Charles Patrick and Graham
Liverman We're in charge OF
securing the hay, Rhett and
Charles were also in charge
of expenses. Accompanying the
: class were the Grade Parents
of the Sophomore Class: Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. T. Liverman, Mrs. John
ME Everett, and Mrs. C. w
Patrick; also Mr.. and Mrs. Col,
- lon Edward Smell, who supplied
the transportation.
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FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
MRS. PAULINE SAWYER

COLUMBIA - Mrs. Pauline
Dore Brickhouse Sawyer AZ, died
in the Columbia Hospital We'd
nesday night, May 80, after a
long illness. :,
She was a native of Tyrrell
County; the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Franklin
Brickhouse; the widow of Morris
Hall Sawyer and member of the
Sound Side Missionary Baptist
Church.
Besides her parents she is
survived by one son, Guy Saw
yer; and one daughter, Mrs
Ruth Gibson, both of Columbia;
two brothers, Medium and Mar
vim Brickhouse of Columbia
three sisters Mrs. Louise Phil.
brick of Great Bridge, Va, Mrs
Myrtle Turner of Norfolk; Mrs
Clara Mae Sykes of Richmond
Va; and two grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at
the church of her membership,
Friday at 8 pm. by the Rev
Francis Cordrey. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
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w, nj. ARMSTRONG;
HAVE SILVER WEDDING

COLUMBIA - Mr.. and Mrs.
w. M. Armstrong of Route 3,
Columbia were honored on their
25th wedding anniversary by a
family dinner and open house,
s:by their family, at the home
-Uf their daughter Mrs. Thomas
Lane in Edenton, on Sunday
May 9th.
Many friends and relatives
called, and the honored guests
were recipients of many gifts.
Attending the dinner were Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Lane and chill
dren, Edenton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodrow Harris of Washington,
: D. c., Mr.. and Mrs. William
Armstrong and children of Nor
folk, Mr.. and Mrs. Troy Elliott
and son Andy of Hertford, Mrs
Hubert Spivey and children, Del
\ vim Guy Armstrong of Wash
:-.--ington, Diane and Guinevere
Armstrong of Columbia Rt. 8,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonzia Elliott
and children of Roper, Mrs.
Edith Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thurman Alexander and daugh-
ter Sherry all of Norfolk.
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FURNITURE ARRANGEMENT
FOR KILKENNY HID CLUB

COLUMBIA - A demonstra-
ton on furniture Arrange
ment" was given by Mrs. Ann E.
Davenport at the Kilkenny Home
Demonstration Club, meeting
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Melbert Dodge.
Mrs. Chestley Hudson outlined
a program of electrical safety.
Home gardens leader used sea-
sonal vegetables as her project
report, and Mrs. Theodore Gibbs
told how to get rid Of scale in
sects.
The president, Mrs. Theodore
Gibbs, welcomed visitor Mrs.
Ruth Dodge. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Irene Brick
house.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess. Others present
were Mrs. Marion Cartwright
Mrs. Abram Gibbs, Mrs. Claud
Gibbs, Mrs. Theodore Gibbs
Mrs. Amanda Hudson, Mrs
Chestley Hudson, Mrs. William
w. Hudson, Mrs. Ann Daven-
port and Mrs. Ruth Dodge.
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TYRRELL BOARD
PREFERS ORIGINAL
WELFARE BUDGET

COLUMBIA - To complete
the year-end procedure of the
present fiscal year, the Tyrrell
County Board of Commissioners
voted to move up the regular
July meeting to Thursday, June
28th at l pm.
The proposed budget of the
Tyrrell Welfare Board was pre-
sented by Mrs. Iris Liverman,
Dist. Field Worker Representa-
tive, with local Welfare Board:
Mrs. j. w. Williams, Chmn., d.
M. Pledger Jr. and Larry Jones
were present. She was advised
that due to the budget not being
in sooner, the board had already
set up budget for 1928 and
voted for the one already set.
A list of property owners sub
mitted for revision of the jury
box was screened and revised.
A letter of thanks and ap-
probation for the Boards part
played in the dedication and
celebration of the Alligator
River bridge was read from the
Hon. Lindsay C. Warren.
Mrs. H. C. Davenport, Chmn.
Tyrrell County Library Board
interceeded for appointment of
three members to the local board
whose appointments had expired.
H. T. Davenport, Colon Smell
and Harry P. Swain were ap-
pointed for six years.
Sheriff C. E. Morris submitted
papers of petition to the boarc
for the purpose of having issued
new certificates of title for the
23OO acres of land sold by the
county to James B. McMuller
on March 13, 1862. 1t wa:
brought out that this land OBJ
tanned by the county on ta'
foreclosures had originally beer
registered lands, and in the sub
sequent deeds had become gar
bled and erroneous. In tn
Strengthening of the lines i
was reported 600 acres had beel
lost by McMullen. The land il
question had been previousl!
owned by the Richmond Ceda
Works. The papers were turne'
over to the County Attorne,
Sam. S. Woodley for confirma
ton.
Reports accepted: The sher
ifs current tax collection; tn
tax acountant's deliquent ia:
collection; Service Officer, Bor
den McClees's report; That o
| the Tax Attorney H. L. Swair
and those from the Extension
offices.
) Present were Harry P. Swair
: Chairman, H. E. Davis, G. "
t Selby and B. Frank Alexander
Miss Sara L. Taft, Clerk me
S with the board.
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ROTARY GUEST SPEAKER

John A. Nylen of Fl. Lauder
dale, Florida, who is developing
$500 acres of land near Lake
Phelps in Tyrrell County, was
guest speaker at the Columbia
Rotary Club Tuesday night. Mr..
Nylen said that his operation
is going according to schedule,
and the future program will en-
phasize cattle and corn produc-
tion. He was accompanied by
his farm manager, Jack Hardy
of Illinois. David Darden, in
charge of the program, present
ed Mr.. Nylen.
Singing was led by John Har-
olson with Ashley Hardison at
the piano. Robert Mitchell offer
ed the invocation. Clair Morris
presided,
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ROBERT L. DOUGH WINS
PHD AT STATE COLLEGE

Robert Lyle Dough, former
Manteo resident, on June 2 re-
ceived his PHD in Nuclear Ply
sizes at N. C. State College, where
for the last four years he has
been a professor in nuclear
physics. DR.. Dough plans to con-
tinue his teaching at State Col
lege. He is married to the for
mer Betty Krider, and they have
four children, Barbara, Robert,
Becky and Betsy.
Attending the graduating
ceremonies were Mrs. Dough's
parents and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Krider, asd Miss. Susan
Erider of Manteo. ,
DR.. Dough is the son of the
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GUM NECK PERSONALS

Mrs. J. w. Williams spent the
week end with the Bertha Wa
ters family in Plymouth.
Mrs. Henry Brickhouse and
children Brenda and Donnie are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bar
thelomew in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rose and
children of Norfolk visited the
Johnny Rose family last week
end. Patsy Rose returned home
with them.
Anna Lea Rose is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Bunch in
Elizabeth City.
PFC Howard Liverman of Et.
Belvoir spent the week end with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. j..
Liverman. C. J. Liverman Jr.
and Odell Beal met him in Nor
folk Saturday. He returned Sun
day with David Swindell, who
spent the week end home from
Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Liverman
and Derl Owens were in Nags
Head Sunday.
Gilbert Owens returned home
Saturday from Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Jones and
Mrs. Mae Cohoon spent the
week end in Newport News with
Mrs. Ivadine Beck.
Mrs. Claud Parrisher is a Co
lumbia Hospital patient. Mr..
and Mrs. Carton Everton of
Portsmouth visited her there
and Mr.. Parrisher at home.
Mrs. Jack Rose and Mrs. Sue
Swindell were in Plymouth
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Arm
strong and children visited Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Munden in South
Norfolk Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Arm
strong and daughter, Given, and
Anna Lea Rose attended Grad
uation Exercises of The Roanoke
Bible College in Elizabeth City
Wednesday night.
Jack Combs of Norfolk was
here last week end. Grace Co
hoon returned with him, visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Rhodes.
Reuben Berry and children are
spending the week in Norfolk.
Mrs. Allie Berry is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Edna Ormond
in Bath.
Alvin Smith, Ben Turner, Ell |
mo Sawyer and Marion Cooper
spent the week end home from
Norfolk.
Floy Patrick was in Winston
Salem Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Smithson
visited Mrs. Lennie Dowart inl
Elizabeth City Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Davenport and Mr.. |
and Mrs. w. L. Sawyer in Ports
I
The Community Development
Organization met Monday night
at the Community Building with
A attending. Elwood Armstrong
presided. Devotion was given byl
Alice White. Mrs. Ann Daven-
port and H. II. Harris gave al
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OUTING AT LEGION BEACH

COLUMBIA - The Christian
Youth Fellowship of the Colum-
bia Christian Church had an out
ing Wednesday at the Norman
Smith Memorial Legion Beach.
A hayride was used as their
transportation. Swimming and a
weiner roast composed the main
entertainment. Chaperones We're
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hardison
and Shtlton Ludford. Those who
went were Ann and Polly Lud-
ford, Rhett White, Michael
Etheridge, Gene Rhodes, Russell
Simmons, Linda Simmons, Carol
McClees, Ashley Hardison, Hay
wood Davenport and Aubrey
Ludford.
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KILL DEVIL HILLS PERSONALS

Major and Mrs. j. L. Murphy
returned Monday from Fontana
Village in the Smokes, where
they attended the Third Annual
Conservation Roundup. Leading
conservationists from seven
states, as well as officials of
both State and National Wildlife
Federations, took part in the
discussions.
While away Major Murphy al
so attended a municipal water
conference in Atlanta, Georgia.
Mrs. A. J. Arland and children,
Donald and Mark, of Vienna.
Ohio, and Mrs. Arland's sister,
Miss Cheryl Duvall of Manns
Harbor, are spending two weeks
at Kill Devil Hills. Mrs. Arland
was accompanied from Ohio by
her mother, Mrs. Hope Duvall
of Wanchese, who had spent the
winter with her. Cheryl Duvall
also spent the winter with them.
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Columbia and TyrreII Co. News
For Subscriptions. Mrs. Blanche w. cohoon. or Call
Her. Phone 3l7-l. Columbia. N. c. She will welcome
news Of Columbia and TYreIl County
RECORDERS COURT CASES {

rs COLUMBIA - Three cases
8 were heard in Tyrrell Recorder
Court Monday morning before
Judge w. T. Reynolds:
Willard Monroe Frady, not
having valid operators license,
;$25 and costs.
'i~ Norman Ray Vanhon, care
" less and reckless driving, $25
land costs.
- R. Reed DeVaney of Plymouth,
speeding 65 miles per hour in
, a 55 mile zone, S. and costs.
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ARNOLD BERRY

SCOLUMBIA = Miss Josephine
Alyen Berry daughter of Mr.
and and Mrs. Steven Lee Berry
of Creswell, and James Otis
Arnold, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Glenn Arnold of Ply
mouth were married Saturday
June End at 2:30 pm. at the
Fishers Inn in Columbia by
Justice of the Peace Henry Il.
Reynolds.
Attending were Mrs. Ronnie
Spruill and daughter Vanessa,
Mrs. Bobby Harris and son
Bobby Glenn of Plymouth, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Davenport, Ste
ven Berry of Creswell and vi
Wan O'Neal of Durham. Witness
ses were James A. Davenport,
Melba G. Davenport and Lille
Spruill of Roper.
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REV. BLAND TO PREACH
AT SWAN QUARTER SUN

Rev. Garland C. Bland evan
gelist and song leader, will
preach in the Christian Church
at Swan Quarter on June 10 and
June II during special evange-
listic services. He is a former
minister at Swan Quarter Chris
tan Church and is a native of
Robersonville, N. C.
Rev. Bland is the present min
lister and song leader at The
Parkview Church of Christ in
Mount Carmel, Illinois.