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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-03
By-Stunder Slain
BY Shotgun Blast

James Devon Goodwin. 40 If
inc Lebanon community is be-
ing held without bond in Co.
iunouS County Jail pending n
coroners inquest into the shot
gun death of James Duncan
80, of Chadbourn. Rl /
Duncan was killed Instantly
by single blast from l6-
gauge shotgun Sunday nigh, n,
about 9 o'clock at the Goodwin
home.
Deputy Sheriff Charlie Smith
SAID that Duncan was a by-
Siandcr and witness 10 an arg.
umcn and struggle over II
shotgun between Goodwin ant,
MS son Eugene.
In the course of the STRUGGLE
the gun discharged. and the
full load of shot caught Dun
can near the top of his head,
killing him instantly. according
TO Smiths investigation.
Smith gave the following ac-
count of events leading I'D 10
the death.
James Duncan and Maggie
Todd. riding around Sunday
afternoon. picked up Rcnnja
Gore at her home. and then
rode to Whitcvillc. There they
saw Goodwin. and also picked
him up.
1t was suggested that they
oil 20 to tho Goodwin home in
The Lebanon community and
have a drink Of wine. At The
Goodwin home they drank wine
for approximately two hours
Their party was interrupt
ed when Godwin's son Eugene.
10, and James Howard Mobiles
ID. stopped by as they passed
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-03
Annual Merchant Banquet Monday
Whitehead Assumes Exee.-Sec. Post

III" annual banquet of the
Tabor City Merchants AS>ucia-
.lon will be held next Monday
,ii2ht al 200 At the school cafe
terra. All members of the as
ISOLATION ana their wives arr.
invited 10 the banquet.
New officers for 1862 will
be elected at the meeting and
the new executive secretary.
Al Whitehead, will talk brief
-.
The proposed rebuilding Of
Tie Tabor City Strawberry
market will also be discussed.
Members OF the Tabor CITY
Rotary Club and Civilian Club
nave been invited To- hold their
meeting with the Merchants
A. oclatiOn on this occasion.
wives of ROtarianS and Civil
tanS are invited 70 the mcctin ,
also.
Ken Lowell, the outgoing cx-
ccutIve secretary. will make =
report on the projects under
taken during the past year and
note some of tho pTOgrryS that
has been made.
WE. are hopeful that al least
10 persons will b" present for
TINS big annual banquet. We
feel that the association has
had a successful year and
would like to kick off 1862
wlth an enthusiastic catherine
Tor this election of officers :"
w. Horace Garter. president
said today
The directors OF the ysst
Year have been dedicated rrcY
VINO have attended the meet
ln9S well and made MANY
worthwhile suggestions that
nave been a help to the eco
homie life of the community.
! want +" take tina. opIprtuni-
~ row 20 thank thei. tor their
fne cooperation and PATIENCE"
Garter said --
Serving on the board of di-
rect"rS curing the year were:
arthur Prince, Ruey Hewitt. S.
/. Rogers. Elwood Dormar,
Albert GoldfinCh and Claude
Boyd
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the house.
MOBILES is said To have sur-
8eSted the stopping for a drink
of wine.
"All of the wine was so,n
consumed. and the elder Cod
win told his son 10 90 get an
other half-gallon. He soon re.
turned with the jar and they
had another round of drinks
Devon Goodwin got irritated
with Mobiles and told him r.
leave the house. Mobiles walked
out onto the porch and began
waiting for the younger God
win.
Devon told his son he want.
cd TO talk with him and they
sat down on the bed in the
front room. Their talk was int.
crruptcd by rall from Mobiles
VINO asked Eugene Goodwin
Let's 60.
Devon cursed al Mobiles ana
told him. i told you I'd get Won
IL you came back in this house
The cider Goodwin is said 10
nave reached under the led
pulled out the shotgun.
CAS- he did. his son grabbed
the gun barrel and they grap-
pied with II.
The gun went off as IL lev
elcd near Duncan's head WIN
was squatting near the heater
in the front room. When the
gun went off it was only a few
feet from Duncan's head
Duncan was just an inno-
cent bystander. according IN
the testimony we have heard.
Coroner j. B. Long said tba,
an inquest would be held NJ
an early date.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-03
Williams And Forvielle Will Be
Aonorea AT Rocky Mount Banquet

Tabor City's two most out.
standing high school football
players for the 1861 season
will be among those honored al
the All East banquet to be held
Thursday night at the Rio
Restaurant in Rocky Mount.
Junior tackle Sammy Will
liams and senior halfback Leon
Edward Fonvielle, were chosen
as members of the All East q
A team by the Raleigh News
and Observer.
The banquet is being held
in honor of all first team play
ers selected in the five divi-
sionS of high school football
Glass "A. ga. "a. A and
cight-man.
In addition TO the So players.
the banquet will also be at
tended by the players parents
and coaches.
Players will be given minia-
ture footballs and certificates
signifying the honor bestowed
upon them.
Featured speaker for the
banquet will be Jim Hickey
head football coach at the Uni
versity of North Carolina.
Bermcy Stevens is the head
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-03
Youth Jailed In
Saturday Night
Shooting Case

Earl Barnes. Jr.. 10. former
y OF ChadbOurn and nov Iiv-
my in Wilmington. was arrest
ci late Sunday afternoon and
pIa ed in Columbus County
jan in connection with a week.
end shooting.
The victim. Samuel Sellers
~. was shot once with = 81
caIibcr pistol at about 9:30 Sat
rrday night while sitting in an
auto in front Of the Sandboy
mghtSpOt in the Macedonia
section of the county.
lie was taken To Columbus
County Hospital at WhitcviIl,.
!Or treatment.
Deputy Sheriff Spurgem
Mobiles said that the bullet emf
cred Sellers arm. passed thru
ugh, and then entered his
stomach and pierced the liver
and lodged in the large intes,-
inc.
AT the time of the shootino
sellers was sitting m the driy-
crs side of the auto, and
Barnes was sitting besitie him
Mobiles said Barnes ,aI him
i'c shct seller, I'm sstI defense.
as Sellers had a Knife
barnes turned himself in late
Sunday afternoon. His father
Drought him to Whitcvillc
from their Wilmington home
sellers is listed as being in
satisfactory condition.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-03

Al Whitehead mas begun his
duties as executive secretary uc
tic Tabor City Merchants AS
Npc'&tiun, succeeding Ken Low
oi who resigned November /,
20 accept other employment,
W. Horace Garter. president of
the association. announced to-
day.
Mr.. Whitehead who is i'm the
proc of building home in
iaooT City, began work Mon
day morning. He had accept
al the post several weeks ago
when directors of the associa-
ton offered him the job
Mr.. Whitehead has been as
S">iated with Newberry Mills
as personnel director. He was
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-03

Nine attractive girls will
compete for the Homecoming
Queen crown at the third an
nual homecoming basketball
game at Williams Township
School Friday night, January
10.
Tho new queen VIII be
crowned at special program
at half-timc OF the game be-
tween the Williams TOWNSHIP
AggieS and the Evergreen
Wildcats.
A large turnout of former
Williams students and others
interested i'll seeing good bask-
etball is expected.
The candidates for til e
queens crown are:
Shirley Jean Mcpherson.
sponsored by the senior class.
She holds membership in the
elee club, the F.. II. A., ana
was recently appointed TO the
Stay In School committee.
Shirley is vice president of
the glee club and song leader
IN the F. II. A. She is the dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos
Mcpherson of the Beayerdam
community.
Margaret Shelley is SPONSOR
ed by the F. F. A. She holds
membership in the F. Fl. A.
and is on the school annual
staff. She is the current FLA.
sweetheart. Margaret is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt
Shelley Of the Clarendon COM
munity
Phyllis Stanley. a high
school junior. is sponsored by
the Future Teachers of Ameri-
ca club. She is member q
the F. T. A., P. IL. A.. and is
the F. II. A. historian. Phyllis
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Neal Stanley Of the Clarendon
community. She is also the
winner of the biology and
home economics awards.
Alice Edwards, a Junior, is
sponsored by the Monogram
Club. Last year she received
honorable mention in the q.
lections for the Columbus { -,
unity basketball team. Alice Isl
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
home economic awards.
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employed by that Newberry. S.
&, firm for the past two years.
He has also had wide expert
ence with other personnel jobs
and was at one time assigned
To this district aS fell re-
preventative rf the n. G. En-
tpi0yment Security Commission.
I'VE feel fortunSc to fave
occurred the services of Al
Whitehead and believe he
VIII be an outstanding exc
cutIVe secretary. He is now
making rounds of Tabor City
business firms in an effort TO
get acquainted with as many
folks as possible. He is also
studying the Credit Bureau.
mat Is operated in conjunction
with the Merchants Associa-
ton. and we believe that he
VIII help 10 put this part of the
merchants business on a BUSH
nrSS-Iike basis" Garter said.
Whitehead has expressed
delight with the new post and
confidence that he can per-
form the duties satisfactorily.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-03
Mayors Court

Mayors Court. Monday night
January |:
hiser Brown. 40. Holly Hill
). c., paid Sl8.85 for helms
under the influcn e of alcohol
Abram Boyd Page. IS RI,
Z. DILLON, S. c., possession of
fireworks. no disposition. due
10 eNtenuating circumstances
Clayton Duncan. 30. Rt |
Clarendon, paid Sl7.5O for fail
ure to yield right of way.
James Edward LacewelI 90
Rt. 2. WhitevilIe. speeding So
m. p. h. in a IS m. p h. zone
20 disposition. due to extcuu-
ating circumstances.
James Elroy ~ ,5c. 20 r,
j, rCerro Gordo. speeding so
m. p. h. in 35 m. p. h. zone no
disposition, due 10 cxtcnuatiny
circumstances.
George Scott. 25. Tabor CITY
fined $4,000 for being under,
the influence of alcohol. work
for town.
Robert Goodwin. %. RI /
Chadbourn. paid Sl7.95 for
possession of fireworks.
Dewey Goodwin. 25. RI I
Chadbourn, paid SI7.95 for be-
ing under the influence of al
cohol.
Bobby Goodwin, %. ri. /
Clarendon. paid $3.50 for be-
ing under the influence of al
cohol.
Floyd Jones, age unknown
TABOR City. fined Sl7.95 for
being under the influence of
alcohol, work for town.
l.. ID. Milligan. So. Tabor
City, being under the infIu-
cncc, no disposition. due to OK
tcnuating circumstances.
clyde johnson. ~, Rt. |. Fair
Bluff, being under the influ-
ence of alcohol. no disposition.
due TO eNtcnuating circumst-
anceS.
Laverne Mobiles. 10. Tabor
City, paid S24.95 for being I'M
der the influence of alcohol
and damage to Jail.
Wallace Scott, age unknown
Tabor City. fined S24 .95 for be-
ing under the influence of al
cohol and damage to Jail. work
for town.
Davis II. Livingston. 10. Ri
], LoriS, S. c.. speeding too
fast for conditions. no DISPOSE
ton, due TO extcnuating cir
cumstanceS.
Feston Mobiles Is. ri. 2. Tab
or City, paid $3.50 for being
under the influence of alcohol
Chester Brooks. 25. Rt. l..
Loris. s. c., being under the
Influence of alcohol. no dis
position, due TO extenuating
circumstances.
b. j. Williams. age unknown
Green Sea, S. c.. being under
the Influence OF alcohol. no
disposition. due to extcnuatinp
circumstances.
John Rosco Norris. %. adj
dress unknown. paid Sl7.50 for
being under the influence of
alcohol
Frank Mitchell. age unknown
Tabor City, assault on a fc-
male, placed on probation.
jerry ID. Shelley. 10. Rt. l.
Clarendon, paid $3.50 for
speeding too fast for condi-
lions.
James l.. Ncaly. 10. Tabor
City, fined $3.50 for appearing
In public while under the in
lluence of alcohol, appealed 10
Superior Court.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-03
=. o. SETS MARK

Postmaster Richard Cor
don has announced that the
TABOR City Post Office had
an all-time high in transac.
ions during the year 1861
amounting to S33.13..65. I'm
1900. the previous high year.
me total amounted to S32.-
O88.'2. Gordon said that
some of the increase could
be attributed to the increase
IN the cost of postage during
1861.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-03
WILMINGTON PREsByTrpy

Tn" executive board of the
women Of The Church of Will
mington Presbytery will moot
AT eleven O'Clock. January If
at st. Andrews Covenant
Church, in Wilmington. Mrs
J. NELL Clark Of Clsrkton will
preside
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-03

dam community.
Carol Sue Campbell is
sponsored by the junior class.
She holds membership in the
+. +. a., the +. II. A., and
the Monogram Club. She is
the reporter for the junior
class and is the associate bust
ness manager for the school
Yearbook. Carol Sue is the
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Campbell Of the Claren-
don community
Billie Fowler is sponsored by
the sophomore class She helds
membership in the F. II. A.
Billy is the daughter Of Mr..
Continued On Page 81
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-03
Former Tabor City Doctor
Popular AT Mountain Clinic

BAT CAVE - A bushcl o:
sweet potatoes on the floor OF
" doctors ofcice might seem
out Of place in most cases.
But not 50 III the Office of
DIR. Philip ID. buick. rcSidcn
PHYSICAL al the Valley Clinic
and Hospital here.
His patients often bring him
apples, preserves and produee
b! esteem and appreciation.
services but simply as Il token
"t,Stccm and appreciation.
IL is the way of many noun
tam people to say, We're glad
You're here"
DR.. ZuIicR has been al II Q
little hospital SINCE late Octob-
or, 1860. And the intervening
months have been busy on.s
Tor this tall. frayius. quiet
spoken man
His office IN The hospital is
open every DAY. Sunday in
GUIDED. On Sunday, Dec. 3. fc..
instance, he saw 20 patients.
He also keeps his office op.r
from 7 to 9 O'Clock on Tuesday
and Friday nights, 50 that pcn-
pie IN the area who have dav-
time jobs they cannot breaK
away from can come in foI
treatment after work.
In the past year. more than
5000 out-patient visits have
been paid TO the hospital and
DR.. Lulick. more than double
the figure for the preceding
year when the hospital was
without a doctor.
Dr.. Zulick treats an ave.
eev et ayuut 20 pei. a.t, q IS.
Even wHen he goes home. ,Ic
Is available on immediate cali
His home is pcrched high atom
the same hill where the hos
pltaI rests. Normally. he takes
Wednesday afternoons off.
But /: | manage TO get a.
way for three or four ho,u.s
on "Wednesday. I'm lucky" h.
says.
me nature of practice tor Il
general practitioner IN this
mountainous area has changed
somewhat in the past few
years. DR.. Tulick is called III
on I" make on.y about four
or five home visits week
now. Occasionally. ne will
Journey To the small commun-
ity of Mill SpringS-l5 miles
away - on 10 Fairvicw. 10
or - miles across the noun
tainS."
When he must visit a parti-
culariy Out-of- the-way Place
ne tackles the rugged terrain
III jccp owned by the hospit..
al.
But molly. The people have
moved out of those nard-rp-
get-to places" he says. Mos,
of them come here to the hos.
pital now"
Payment OF bills poses ne
problem for him. Collection :
are made through the hospital.
u don't know who owes me
and who doesn't" he SAYS.
DR.. Zulick praCticcd with an
other doctor al the Valley elm
lc for about six months soy
era! years ago. Then he lcc.
and set up practice in Tabo-
City.
The other doctor left the
Valley Clinic in O tobcr. 1859
and for more than a year the
small hospital was without
coctor. The number OF patti
cntS fell off and financial prob
lens arose.
The pharmacy-which now
dispcnscs medicines to out
patients as well as patients in
the hospital-could not oper-
ate. Other medical services
were curtaiIcd.
But a year ago. Comm,Initv
leaders got together and cntjc-
ed DR. Iulick to return in
Clinic. They fixed ny
me house above the hospital
and they raised money TO pay
of the debt DR. ZuliCk had as.
.u'n"d 70" new equipment i'm
Tabor City.
How long will DIR. Zulick re- !
main nj The little hospital7
i stay around forever. !
guess he says with smilc ,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-03
FIRE ALARM TESTS

Tabor City Fire Chief
Bruce Watts has announced
that the fire alarm will be
tested each Wednesday at 1
p. m. In conjunction with the
closing Of the downtown
stores.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-03
PROSPERITY

Prosperity is only an instru.
ment to be used, not a deity 60
be- worShipped.
Calvin Coolidge
Prosperity and civilization
arc Tar from being Synonymous
terms.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-03

a life spent worthily should
Dc measured by deeds. not
years.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-03

Tabor City, paid $3.50 for a
stop sign violation.
Warren Jernigan. 80. Tabor
City. reckless driving. carrying
a concealed weapon, possession
OF tax-paid whiskey with the
seal broken, no disposition. due
to extenusting circumstances
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-03
TOWN TAGS

Mayor Howard Harerlscn
mas announced that 1862
Tabor City town license
plates are now on sale al the
Town Hall for S1.OO. lie
pointed out that a town or.
dinance requires that every
automobile that Is registered
70 a person living inside the
town limits must display a
city tag. Failure to comply
with this requirement could
result in fine of SI1.5n
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AVON PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Jennette
and daughter Frances of Eliza
beth City spent the week end
here.
Charles Williams, son Charles
III, Michael Williams, Grayson
Hooper, Dwight Gray, Danny
Price, Percy Williams, Carroll
Price and Erwin Price were in
Elizabeth City and Shiloh Sat.
urday.
Clayton Brothers, U.S.C.G., of
New Jersey visited his family
last week end.
Erwin Gray, Jr. is visiting his
parents.
Rev. and Mrs. Alvin Price of
Manteo visited here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibb Gray, Jr,
and son Osborne visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Herscal Williams in Eliza
beth City last week end.
Mrs. Pearl Selle and son
Harlos of Norfolk visited Mr..
and Mrs. George Oliver O'Neal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Gray of
Norfolk visited Mrs. Elwood
Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moody Meekins
and daughter Karen left Sunday
to make their home in Ports
mouth, Va.
Mrs. Elwood Gray and chill
dren, Brenda, Carol Joy and
Crause, left Thursday to join
their husband and father in
Elkin, West Virginia.
Moody w. Meekins visited Mr.
and Mrs. Dammon Meekins and
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Meekins in
Norfo1k
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CARTER BURRUS GETS
ACADEMY APPOINTMENT

Carter Burrus, a star fullback
and defensive end for Columbus
High School in Florida, has
been given an appointment to
the United States Naval Acade-
my and will attend the Balm
bridge Naval Academy Prepar-
atoiy School this fall.
The young athlete is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward C. Bur-
rus, formerly of Swan Quarter,
and the grandson of Mrs. Flor
ence c.. Burrus and the late
Capt. R. B. Burrus of Swan
Quarter.
The football star had his best
day against Miami Military
Academy last season when he
carried the ball 19 times and
gained 143 yards while scoring
four touchdowns.
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TWO PARTIES MARK
GAIL QUIDLEY'S BIRTHDAY

Gail DUDLEY of Manteo cele-
brated her eighth birthday by
treating all her classmates, Fri
day, with cup cakes, suckers,
bubblegum and little American
flags as favors. Saturday, May
26, she was given a party at
home. Cake, ice cream, nuts and
mints were served. Games were
played. Those present were
Earlene and Carl Walker, Diane,
Maxine and Elizabeth Flynt,
George and Richard johnson,
Linda Jones, Jacquelyn and
Winnie Tillet, Jamie, Stevie and
Larry Hines and Mike Midget.
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ENeELHARD PERSONALS

Mrs. Ina Watson was in Nor
folk this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mann,
Miss jamie Mann and Mrs. Wes-
ley Balance spent Saturday in
Washington and Belhaven.
Miss Paula Hurdle, who at
tends Business College in Ra-
leigh, spent the week end with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes
Hurdle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Morrell of
Hazard, Kentucky, spent this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. l. B.
Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Swink of
Hyde were here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne McKin-
ney of Hampton, Va, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Mann last
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berry have
returned to Nags Head after a
short stay at their home here.
Mrs. Lila Mae Hall and chill
dren of Durham visited Mrs.
Guy Gibbs Friday night.
Mrs. Frank Wibiral, Mrs. Lii
lian Spencer and Mrs. Ina Wat
son spent Friday in Washington
and Rocky Mount. Billy White,
VINO attended Wesleyan College,
returned to his home with them.
Miss Maggie Farrow, of Ay-
den, is the guest of Mrs. Laura
Farrow.
Gene Marshall has returned
home from Wesleyan College in
Rocky Mount.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hodges and
son Wiley were Belhaven visi-
tors Wednesday.
Mrs. Royden Neal, Patty Neal,
Carolyn Marshall, Mrs. Geral-
dine Balance and Mrs. S. S.
Neal spent Thursday in Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Creef of
Point Harbor visited here last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Smith
of Kinston spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Spen-
Ger, Sr.
Rev. and Mrs. Nichlos of Gar
ner were week end guests of
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Wibiral.
Mrs. Patsy Marshall visited
her brother, Ben Stowe, and
Mrs. Stowe Thursday and Fri
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day.
Frank Midget has returned
from the Norfolk General Hos
pital.
Mrs. Myra Patrick was Bel
haven visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royden Neal
spent Monday in Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Burrus
and Mrs. Laura Farrow attend
ed last rites for Mrs. Allen
Gibbs in Elizabeth City Tues
day.
Vacation Bible School will be
held at the Engelhard Christian
Church next week, beginning
Monday morning.
The Middletown church and
the Baptist church are holding
their schools together at the
local Christian church. Children
of the community are welcome.
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CLASS MASCOTS TREAT
SENIORS TO A PARTY

Miss Bea Bell and Master
Harmon Fry entertained the
Manteo High School Senior
Class at a "Cook-out" on Mon
day afternoon, between the
hours of four and seven. The
young hostess and host were re-
Gently chosen by the seniors as
class mascots for 1862.
The seniors cavorted and
lounged around the pool at the
Outer Banker Motor Lodge be-
fore being treated to charcoaled
hot dogs, potato chips, olives
and cokes. More than 25 guests
were present for the gala party
which served as a prelude to
graduation exercises which
were held on Wednesday even
ing.