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MCLEAN = New 5-bedrm, home.
Avail. immed., features 2k baths,
sep. dining area, spacious liv, rm.,
. fireplaces. Mod. elec. kitchen
with breakfast area. Finished rec
reation room, attached earport
price only S29,95O with very at
trac. conventional terms. Shown
BY Darwin Realty, Inc. Open 2
til 6 Sunday. Dir: From Lee
hwy. out Old Dominion DR.. to
approx. Ia miles beyond Airing
ton Co. line and Birch ave; (St.
Johns church,. left 3 blocks to
Devine and open house at 1872.
DARWIN REALTY, INC.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

KENsNGTON near CONN. AVE-
New brick store buildings, approx.
1000 50. It. ca, ample parking.
$4,000 ea. INVESTOR SERVICE,
INC. MR.. HELLER, so. S-4422,
weekdays EX. 3-4734.
SALE OR LEASE = Bldg, 4Oxe0,
with high pitched roof. On l9z
acres, industrial. Anchor fenced
lot. Fueling facilities installed, sc.
REALTY. 10. T-i1iS. Ewes. cH.
SASS.
Evening star., 1962-04-07

BUILD YOUR OWN dry-cieaning
route business. Season Just start
MENT NEEDED EXCEPT YOUR
TINE. I will supply Transports
tion. gas and oil production sup
Evening star., 1962-04-07
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ASeS @eod.d aoIs $1,000 t as AsHEoK El5E' REAL Ma
TY CO., OIL. 4-5042. WA. 4-9193.
ADDISON HEIGHTS. adjoining Riv-
er House-Nearly level lot, semidet.
variance approved. 6S4-4297. 7s
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FALLS CHURCH AREA = 3-bed-
MONROE

so. $1,000 REALTORS
FALLS CHURCH-ENCHANTMENT
STARTS WITH LOOKING at this
unusual Cape Cod. Traditional
charm Of an older home wJkit.
advanced in design. Liv. rm. is 35
IT. Ifirepl. and paneled walls.
Bedrm. and bath down. bed
windows. Large level lot wItreeS
and garden space. Different and
charming Sl9.95O.
HOLLEY REALTY
elS3 Lee Hwy. Arl. KE. S-535O
FALLS CHURCH-End Of street To-
cation plus towering trees make a
wonderful environment for the
whole family in this 3-bedroom
Cape Cod. S13,75O FHA or CT.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

ALEXANDRIA, VA. - Industrially
zoned; will subordinate; Duke and
Pickett SITS WAPLE, AD 4-20O5.
CLINTON, MD.-I-l, approx. "a
254 50. IT. with dwelling and city
water. By OWNER, CY. 7-S74S.
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BUSINESS PROP, For RENT

ATTN. PAINTERS
Workshop and storage space. Large
Reasonable rent, c. d. MURPHY,
Realtor, 5000 Penna. ave. Sc.
LU. 1927. LU. 4-2253.
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RAHENSWORTH PARK
EpIT -EOXED DAMHnI Ed

hANkNSWORIH PARK
SPIT-FOYER RAMBLER
3 bedrms;. Ia baths, din. rm.,
chased by assuming $1,000 loan.
Total price. S2O.4O0. To see call
Miller Real Estate Co.
CL. $4,000 IA. 4-4252
RIvERW0OD-custom-built brock
rambler on S4-acre lot with large
liv. rm. with firepl. huge din. rm..
LLoIeiy kit. with eating space. 3
2 full baths. 3 SEPARATE FAM
lily ROOMS, lovely outside patio.
huge trees and seclusion-yet
only 5 minutes from Key Bridge.
Asking $4,000 with flexible
BARR REALTY. INC. IA. 4-ss5O
ROSE !Ds oHFlLIL0.1By, OWNER 4-bed-
see ss4 a5n' aT' ga, EsT,aEs so l2xtS;ft. patio.
SECRET LISTING = North Arling-
tons desirable Brandon Village
area: Delightful Colonial featur-
ing oedrms; and nursery, 24-ft.
living rm. with ftrepl.. huge. Sepa-
j.: dn t,SI baths tpT III dSsgt; Needs ,sdSs;
& DONNELL. RLTRs.. JE. 4-22sS.
SEE THIS CAPE C0D-34 -acre lot
with 4 bedrms.. living room with
fireplace, 2 baths, 2-car garage,
breezeway, large kitchen, full
hsmt., finished recreation room
Near country club. FLA. S25.5OO.
ARFAX REALTY. INC. JE. A
s. ARL.-By OWNER. 3-bedrm. Cape
Cod. full bsmt., garage. FLA. near
Arlington Hall. LIST trust Sl5,500.
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gerachis

REALTY CO. INC. JE. 2-93I4
FAIRFAX-New brick rambler. i'm
bedrms., 2 ful baths. full 5Smt.,
wooded lot Fireplace. de luxe elec.
Kit. excellent community of more
expensive homes. Can assume
100000 GI mortgage. md trust
4 desired. Pull price S24;000.
FALLS CHURCH tBelyederel =
acre fenced lot. excel. cond.. loads
OF extras. SI4.95O. CT. 6-39S7.
FALLS CHURCH-Lovely 3-bedrm.
Cape Cod. sep. din. rm., lge liv.
rm. wJfirepl.. full bsmt., fenced
lot wIShade trees, lge enclosed
porch. Assume large FHA loan,
price $4,000. JE. 3-S34S.
FALLS CHURCH 10 minutes to
CIA. 3-bedroom brick home. Re-
decorated. storm windows and
doors, new venetian blinds. equip.
cash sis.5oO,4 OWNER. Hs ss6.s6aa, 1882 pH9s
FALLS CHURCH-Lovely 3-bedrm.
with fireplace. fenced lot. COW.
Fails Church location. Price only
$4,000, with $3.50 down. ARFAX
REALTY. INC. JE. 4-4900.
FALLS CHURCH AREA bedrms.,
Ia baths. full bsmt. with rec
room, walking distance shopping
and transp. Priced at Sl6,990.
only 500 down, payments less
than rent. Call now! McQUAIN
REALTY, JE. $4,000.
FALLS CHURCH AREA = 3-bed-
room, 1lz-bath RAMB L E R.
vf35'x14' rec. room and BASE
$500 down. Pymts. UNDER SlO5
mo. For full details. call now 9
It'll 9. TRADE up with
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VIENNA AREA-Rambler. 3 bed
rms. bsmt. rec. nm. extras. "a
acre. Can assume loan. OWNER,
93S-6697.
WOODBRIDGE, VA.
1.-THE Victoria"
3 bedrms.. Ia baths. full bsmt..
". old. $500 cash and assume ex-
isting GI loan, no qualifying
necessary with payments Of S92
per mo. plus $1,000 second trust
payable $40 mo. Vacant. Excel
lent condition.
Several other GI assumptions avail
able Of other model homes that
are now vacant.
DIR: South on Shirley hwy. to
Route /. past Marumsco Plaza
shopping center, turn right at
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BARR REALTY. INC. ia. 4-3350
McLEAN-Brick split-level; 4 bed
rms, 3 baths: lge. rec. rm.. GE
kit; lovely yard. trees. 81. 6-2073.
Mclean - Something European
about the garden Of this three
bedroom brick rambler. Fireplace
in large living room, separate din
ing room, separate bath off master
bedroom, large rec. room. garage.
Shrubbery and trees on corner lot
give privacy. Low 20s. Call JE.
S-S69O. JOSEPH z. sEAY COM.
PANY. Realtors, l13 West Broad
Street. Fails Church. Virginia.
MCLEAN - 4 bedrms.. ga baths,
Split-level, 2 yrs. old, rec. rm: ),
central air cond.; all-elec; kit. :
parochial schls. On corner lot Of
dead-end street. BY OWNER.
principals only. Market price,
S29,950, selling price S27,95O.
~
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MCLEAN AREA-Positively beautiful
4-bedrm., 3-bath, all-brick BIZ
level with huge liy. rm. with
firepl.. banquet-size din. rm., ultra
modern kit. in color with eating
space, large paneled rec. rm. with
firepl.. elegant central hall en-;
trance, lovely screened porch and
spacious 2-car garage. Anxious
owner has reduced price from ap-
praiSal at S3S.950.- to S37 $50.
and now to only S36.500 !! THIS
IS ABSOLUTELY ONE OF The
BEST BUYS ON THE MARKET!
Only $1,000 cash and all financing
may be assumed with low settle
ment charges. YOU are guaranteed
a $1,000 profit after a period OF
purchase it'll
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

ATTRACTIVE HOME. unusual To-
cation near town OF PhArts. Va.
2 beautifully Handicapped acres.
Sl6.5Oo, Owner VIII finance.
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s. ARL.-By OWNER. 3-bedrm. Cape
Cod. full bsmt., garage. FLA. near
Arlington Hall. lst trust Sl5,5OO
Cash 81 900 b0S-4Ro3
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SPLENDID VIEW
From this gracious brick rambler
Not in q subdivision and individ-
ually styled. Large liv. rm. and
din. rm., kitchen with breakfast
area. 8 large bedrooms, full
ceramic tile bath. huge basement
with built-in garage. LIMITED
OFFERING AT S22,960.
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MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK (AP)
- National Associa-
ton Securities Deal
ere Inc
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~ SYLVIA PORTER

MIAMI.-Among the glamor
stocks since early 1861 have
been the issues of Small In
vestment c mpanies. New
SB1Cs issues have been bid up
to double and triple their initial
offering prices.
But if you're a small in
weston and think an SBIC stock
is a quick road to riches, be
warned. The shake-out is al
ready on. The whole field of
small business investment is
hazardous. While over the long
term, many SBIC stocks will
be solid investments, the little
fellow should realize he's buy
ing a speculation, not a sure
thing"
Landa Offers Advice
This is the advice of Alfons
Landa, chairman of Florida
Capital Corp, one of the big
gest Of the SBICs with stock
available to the public.
While in Florida, I talked
to Mr.. Landa, who is known
as a ruthless and successful
corporation proxy fighter. He's
president of Who's Who in
America, a director of many
companies, a remarkably young
looking millionaire of IS and
the father of a one-year- old
boy.
Four years ago Congress
passed the law permitting the
formation of Small Business
Investment Companies to pro-
vide long-term loans and equity
capital to small businesses
which couldn't obtain funds at
tolerable rates from banks ano
the securities markets. The law
recognized that small bust
nesses often failed because Of
this gap" in our financial
structure and the SBICs were
authorized to help fill the gap
To spur creation of the
SBICs, the law offers major
tax concessions and advantages
to investors. Among the most
significant, particularly to in
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of ribs, or vice versa. The
company claims five different
prints or separations can be
made from one X-ray negative,
exposed for soft or hard It's
sues, cartilage and bone.
Because it permits a doctor
to cut down the number of x
rays per case, the advantages
are obvious. Today the public
is radiation-c conscious. and
Watson executives think a
fringe benefit of the process
is the peace Of mind it offers
patients.
Started as a TV Shop
Watson Electronics was
founded in 1855 by a pair Of
brothers, Joseph H. Watson,
36-year-old president, and AL
fred j. Watson, 81, vice preSi-
dent for engineering.
They started their first bust
ness in Arlington, a TV repair
service, just 10 years ago. 1t
probably was the most high
powered television shop in town.
It's founders both held engi-
neering degrees and spent from
5 pm. to midnight every night
in research after the other en-
ployes had gone home.
1--WE never intended to stay
in TV repair, but it was our
bread and butter" commented
the president.
In 1855 they sank their saw
ings into founding Watson
Electronics and began expand
ing into specialized photo work
Among their products: The
Aut-O-Lum, a patented device
to control light in making
maps from photos; an auto
matte stereo plotter using color
TV in map-making, plus 6
viewer used in image enhance
ment of aerial photos.
Firm Expands
Last year WEECO, as its en-
ployes insist on calling it
crossed $4,000 and took
major step forward by aceuir
, ing Carol Electronics Co. o
Martinsburg, w. Va, maker o
radiation and radio meters.
Another event was its frs
public issue of stock in Octo
Der, when $4,000 shares wer
oversubscribed. The compan,
plans to keep research and gov
eminent liaison at its Arlington
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offices. 26O35 South oxford
street, where operations are di-
rected by Quentin johnson, and
production in the plant at
Martinsburg, headed by Charles
M. Cook. It's order backlog for
1862 is about $500, 900.
Joseph Watson admits several
major Photographic and chem
ical companies have offered to
buy his company outright, but
he's turned down all proposals
so far.
1--WE might accept if the right
contract for royalties and cash
came along" he declares with
a smile, adding, but we're in
no rush"
In the meantime, the posi-
bilities of WEECO's ideas keep
expanding. One forester even
thinks the image enhance
ment" could be useful in count
ing trees from a mile or two
up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
SBIC Stocks-A Worninq

veStors in high tax brackets, is
that a holder of SBIC stock
can deduct any loss on his
investment from ordinary in
come rather than capital gains
AS of today, there are more
than 500 SBICs in existence
with over $3.50 million in re-
sources. OF the total. As have
sold their own shares to the
public. and of these, Florida
Capital ranks in the top 10
which brings this back to MI
Landa.
IF a wealthy investor wants
to speculate in the SBICs, okay,
he can deduct any losses from
ordinary income and this Is a
big thing for him. But small
investor buying SBIC shares at
levels way above their offer
ing prices must be aware of
the risks. The mortality rate in
small business ventures is ire
mendous. It'll be years before
We'll know which are the good
SBICS and which are the bad"
said Mr.. Landa.
Mortality Rate High
Mr.. Landa is right on the
mortality rate-a new small
business has only a $3.50
chance to survive two years
and only one chance out of
five to reach a 10th anniver-
sary. He also was candid about
Florida Capital has invested,
We're in this business to
make money"-but of IA in
dustrial companies in which
Flodira Capital has inested
only nine are showing a profit.
and while it's utility invest
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Reg. a.39, each------l.OO
In assorted colors. Bright and
colorful. For bedroom. Buy all
you need at 3.day sale price!
Sears Arlington, Alabama,
BlodenSburg and Wisconsin,
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TALKING OF BUSINESS
Spying From Sky Gets Assist
From New Watson Process
BY TRUMAN r.. temple
Star Staff Writ

Pentagon intellige ce Off
Gals studying aerial photos
were intrigued recently to find
the word Washington" spell ID |
across the rooftop Of an Ar ny |
Map Service building here.
What gave the discovery a |
dash Of spice was that scores
OF other photos of the same
site did not reveal the letters.
The discovery was made pos
sible by a technique called
image enhancement, a develop
ment of Watson Electronics g.
Engineering Co. of Arlington,
that promises valuable aid in
spying from the sky.
New Contact Printer
Just yesterday the company
unveiled a new contact print
er producing the image-en-
HANGED photos from ordinary
negatives. The product is
among several Watson displays
at the American Congress on
Surveying and Mapping and the
American Society of Photo
grammetry at the Shoreham
Hotel this week.
The process uses phosphorS
to sharpen the borders of OBJ
jects in photo at the expense
of gray tones. The result re-
sembles a black-and-white ink
drawing and brings out details
astonishingly. Even the frames
of small windows are visible
from several thousand feet up.
Edges of objects carry spe-
cial meaning for trained inter-
prefers Of aerial photos. In
this science, any unbroke n
line, whether curved or straight,
is red flag to experts, often
signalling the presence of a
man-made object. "a classic
case was the outline of a W.
rocket, spotted by female in
telligence officer in World War
II, that led to the successful
British raid on Peenemunde.)
Another Watson process is
Fluor-O-Dodge, a registered
company trademark, applied to
X.rays and other photographs.
It's a way of playing around
with densities in dark and light
areas" explained company Of
fetal.
Depending on what he's look
ing for in an X-ray, a doctor
can use it to bring out the
pattern of veins at the expense
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Imports Rise
In January
And 3 Months
BY the Associated Press

General imports in January
were valued at $l.32 billion,
about two per cent above the
December seasonally adjusted
total of 81, 296, 100000, the Com
merce Department reported.
For the three-month period
November through January,
the seasonally adjusted total
was 1927, 100000. This also
was about two per cent higher
than the seasonally adjusted
total for the preceding three
months.
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ments have enormous poten-
tials." one has defaulted and
is being taken over.
What should an investor ex-
pect from SBIC stocks, then?
"Over the long-term, the bet
ter managed ones should return
10 per cent a year. Satisfactory
but hardly spectacular" Mr.
Landa smiled and said, Il
sound like a do-gooder-a
switch for mel"
Distributed 1862 by the Hall
Syndicate, Inc. All Rights Reserved)
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FRISCO PERSONALS

Alton Payne filled the pulpit
at the Little Grove Methodist
Church Sunday at the 11:00 o.
clock hour.
The WS.C.S. Spiritual Life
meeting will meet at the church
Wednesday night, with Mrs. Mel
lie Willis serving in the absence
Of the Spiritual Life Leader.
The Thursday night Prayer
meeting will he conducted by
Mrs. Goldie Burrus in the abb
sence of the Minister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Austin
have arrived home after a visit
in Beaufort, Elizabeth City and
Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Wahab are
spending a few days at their
home here.
Mrs. George Austin is in VIII
mington, Del, visiting her son.
Mrs. Alivia Stowe is visiting
Mrs. Goldie Burrus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hibbetts
and children have arrived home
from the Bahama Islands, where
they have been stationed for the
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1962-03-30
ALVIN ALEXANDER is
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY

COLUMBIA--Alvin .Alexan.
der Of Route One, was honored
on his 59th birthday Friday
night at his home.
Guests were received by his
daughter, Mrs. Marvin Voliva
The many gifts he received were
presided over by his wife and
Miss Rita Ward. Home movies
were taken by Miss Peggy Wal
ker. Games and entertainment
were furnished by his sons,
Charlie Of Norfolk and Victor
Of Creswell.
Punch was poured by the hon.
oree's sister Mrs. Verde Alex
ander, and a three-tiered birth
day cake made by a cousin Mrs.
w. A. Howett, was cut by Mrs,
Reba Wood. They were assisted
i'd serving by Mrs. Victor Alex
ander, Misses Frieda Voliva and
Yvonne Alexander.
The home was decorated with
white canellias, evergreen and
lighted candles.
Those attending were Miss
Virginia Voliva, Miss Frieda Vo-
iva, Charlie Alexander of Nor
folk, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Alex
ander of Creswell, Miss Yvonne
Alexander of Creswell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Alexander of Route
Two; Mrs. Reba Wood, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Seaton Swain; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry P. Swain, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. R. Davenport, Mrs. Al
fred Ward and daughter Sharon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Shafter Voliva, Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. Furlough, ST.,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Frank Alexan-
der, Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Da-
venport, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Swain, Mrs. Rose Pritchett, Mrs.
Berthe Gibbs, Mrs. Callie Ward,
Miss Rita Ward, Miss Peggy
Walker, Bertram Davenport,
Mrs. Edna Phelps, Mrs. Stella
Phelps, Mrs. Phyllis Phelps,
Miss Toledo Phelps, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Mclaughlin and sons
Terry and Gregg.
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.MANTEO WINS 81
DIAMOND VICTORY
OVER WEEKSvlLLE

Il
A trio of runs in the third
inning and three more an the
sixth gave the Manteo Redskins
a 6-2 victory over the Weelsville
Bulldogs Tuesday afternoon.
The first baseball game of the
season for both teams was o
tester according to Coach
jerry Cahoon, who stated that
substitutes were used freely in
determining talent under pres
sure"
Bill Walker and Bill Tolson
shared the pitching honors for
the local club and allowed only
l hit in the contest, which was
fifth inning, scl;atch-single
over third base. John Carter was
the mound ace for Weeksville.
Both Weeksville runs were the
result of walks" The Bulldogs
talles came in the first and
sixth innings. Coach Cahoon
stated that the Redskins, who
committed only one error in the
contest, showed promise of be-
coming a Strong defensive
club"
The local squad did amass
four hits which included a dou-
BILE by r. S. Meekins, and sim
giles by Phillip Tillett, G.. G.
Bonner and Bill Tolson, but were
plagued by IL st1ike-outs dur
ing the seven innings of play.
The Redskins lineup arrang-
ed in batting order included. G..
G. Bonner, Srd base; Eddie
Hooper, S.; Ray White, 1st
Base; Phillip Tillett, catcher; r.
s. Meekins, left field; Bobby
Daniels, right field; Jerry Simp-
son, center field; David Daniels,
End base; and Bobby Walker
(Bill folsom pitcher.
The Redskins take to the dia-
mond again on Tuesday at $3.50
pm. at Manteo Ball Park for a
game with Central High School.
The Central club, which won the
tournament championship last
year is reported to be one Of the
strongest in the league. Coach
Cahoon. has stated that there is
no charge for admission and has
urged fans to support the local
club.
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lvEPcO BURNS OIL
TO HELP A FRIEND
REPAIR HIS HOUSE
PACE sEvEN

Officials and workers with the
Virginia Electric Power Com
pany have switched to oil. Not
literally, but "a lot of midnight
oil was burned by John Forbes's
VEPCO friends when the super
visor and his family suffered
severe damage to their home
during the Ash Wednesday Gale.
As a result, fellow employees
with VEPCo have come from
as far away as Williamson and
Elizabeth City to help John get
back on his feet again. Johns
VEPCO friends have been do
mating their time in the evening
and on the week ends to help
clear the sand and muck from
his home at Kitty Hawk. They're
doing a good job too, to hear
John tell it.
John says that about 100 en-
ployees from all over the area
have rolled up their sleeves TO
help. The aid isn't all physical
either. Almost $500 has been
collected towards repair of the
home and, they even managed
to wrangle John a new freezer
and refrigerator at cost.
All the help hasn't been from
VEPCO, Of course; Kitty Hawk
neighbors have helped a lot.
Clifford Midgette, Johns neigh
Dor, took the family in after the
storm and many others have
pitched in to help. But John
says it makes you feel pretty
good to know that your fellow
workers consider you as some
thing more than just a business
associate. s..S
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WITH GEM SOCIETY

Guy T. Swindell of Guy T.
Swindell,s jewelry firm in Wash
ington, is in Washington, D. c.
to attend the 2Sth annual con-
clave of the American Gem So
ciety from March 81 to April
3rd.
Mr.. Swindell, who holds the
title of certified gemologist in
the society, win take part in
laboratory sessions planned to
test his skills in gem identifica-
tion and evaluation. Lectures
and other discussions by nation
ally recognized leaders in the
genealogical movement will en-
phasize recent developments in
the industry.
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Leona Norman, Mrs. L. A.
Smithson, Eunice Cooper and
Buddy B ri c k h ouse were in
Washington Monday.
Mrs. Mae Norman and George
Roughton of Baltimore visited
the /. w. Swindell and Hiram
White families.
Capt. Frank Meekins, Elmo
and Roy Sawyer, David Swim
dell, Ben Turner and Jack
Combs spent the week end home
from Norfolk.
The Gum Neck Community
Development Organization will
meet Monday night, April 2, at
the Community Building.
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Swain, visited in Raleigh last
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Phelps
and children Bill, Carl and Deb
ra, OF. Norfolk visited Mrs. Bate
mans father, j. Albert Bateman,
Sunday.
Mrs. Ben Spruill of Norfolk
visited Mrs. S. C. Chaplin last
week.
Miss Sara L, Taft attended the
camelha show in Elizabeth City
Saturday and visited her sister,
Mrs. J. r. Randolph, Sunday.
Miss Lynn Patrick, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Patrick, has completed her beau
ty course at Harrell's Beauty
School in Washington, N. C. She
lis completing her apprentice
ship at Sherry-Ann's Beauty
Parlor i'm Creswell.
James Hilton Simmons Of
Kinston was home with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton SIM
mons, last week end.
Mrs. Edith Alexander of Nor
folk spent the week end visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Simmons.
Mrs. Ralph Johnson, Mrs. E.
L. Mosley, Mrs. Earl Rhodes and
Mrs. Wilbur Oliver were in
Elizabeth City Thursday.
Mrs. Dora Ann Cohoon and
children, Robin and Elaine, OF
Norfolk visited Mr.. and Mrs
Odell Roughton last week end.