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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1962-06-22
HOFFLER TRANSFERRED
TO CURRlTUCK'S JAIL

James Hoffler, 33, of Hartford
was transferred to the Currituck
County Jail last week by Sher-
iff Frank Cahoon of Dare Coun-
ty, where he will await trail for
the rape of Julia Mae Berry of
Engelhard, before Judge Will
lam ]. Bundy during the Sept
'ember term of Currituck Super
Tor Court.
Hoffler waived a preliminary
hearing in Currituck on Monday
through his lawyer, Russell Twi-
ford of Elizabeth City. Twiford
stated this week that he is seek
ing a writ to have his client re-
leased from Imprisonment In
Currituck County, where he is
being held without bail.
The young Hartford defend
ant, who has vigorously denied
the criminal assault of the 49,
year-old Engelhard girl, must
also stand trial for a similar
charge during the October term
of Superior Court in Dare Coun-
ty.
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CRAY DISTURBED BY
RUMORS CIRCULATING

Wallace R. Gray, Manteo at,
torney, disturbed by rumors thai
he has openly endorsed one oil
the candidates for the Dare seat
in the General Assembly, stated
this week that 81 definitely will
not ask those who voted for me
in the first primary to support
either Moncie Daniels, Jr. or M
X. Fearing, Jr. when they cast
their ballots on Saturday" "The
choice is a decision which each
voter must make for himself.
will not interfere with that
right" he avowed.
Gray, who polled 429 votes or
May 26 in an unsuccessful bid
for the Democratic nomination
during the first primary, noted
that he was concerned" over
rumors linking him with Moncie
Daniels, Jr., the local oil distri-
butor, who edged incumbent
Keith Fearing, Jr. by 81 votes
in the May &c vote. Il do moi
know who is spreading this fic,
ton, but it is not true" Gray
said.
"My only suggestion to the
voters is a hope that they viii
exercise their privilege of self.
determination and march to the
polls on Saturday, as / intend X
do" he said.
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MISS ELAINE BRICKHOUSE,
daughter of Mrs. Caleb Brick
house and the late Mr.. Brick
house of Manteo, graduated
June IL from Broward Business
College, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
She plans to return to the school
and take the courses required
for medical secretary.
Mrs. Brickhouse and her son,
Caleb Myers Brickhouse of
Williamsburg, Va; and Miss
Cathy Ruynan of Williamsburg,
went to Fort Lauderadle to ac-
company Miss Brickhouse to
Manteo.
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RESCUE PATROL
SQUADS SOUGHT
FOR BEACH AREA
Mays Head Board Will Consider
Proposal at Next Meeting
July 2

Three civilian rescue patrol
squads to cover the beach area
from Kitty Hawk to the south
ern boundary of Mays Head are
badly needed, according to BMI
Hope L. Beacham, acting keeper
of the Kill Devil Hills Lifeboat
Station.
Beacham proposes squads
operating in Kitty Hawk, Kill
Devil Hills and Mays Head, each
with small station wagon
carrying couple of filters and
resuscitation equipment. These,
: he says, would be an invaluable
adjunct to the Coast Guard,
whose men may be out on an
other mission and nit available
in time of emergency.
Danger Greater
The danger to swimmers and
skin divers is intensified this
season by the fact that the
north-south current, hitherto
farther from shore, has been
running close to the beach since
the Ash Wednesday storm. This
means that a wader can quickly
land in water over his head, and
maybe get in serious trouble.
Beacham says the patrol
squads should consist of person
mel qualified for first aid by Red
Cross training. Also, he said,
there should be signs posted
along the beach, warning of the
treachnrors current.
Don't Fight Current
A swimmer finding himself in
difficulties should not fioht the
current, Beacham said. hut
rather should work his wav
gradually beck to shove, landing
mavbe mile from his starting
point Salt water is huovart he
ram'raed. end keeping afloat
should he no great nroblem if
tho swimmer keens his head.
The Oregon Inlet area is
rre+tv well covered bv the Coast
Cuard. oneratine from station
south of the inlet. he said. Alone
the Hn+teras Ranks. ranpers OF
the National Park Service art
corstantly on patro'. he addnd
The rangers are trained in life
saving.
One problem this swimmer
Pnacharn commented, is the wal
of send rushed un on the beach
matine II difficult for motorized
See RESCUE, Page Eight
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TAX REDUCTION
FOR MACS HEAD
BELIEVED SURE
Boost in Town Rate Likely to Be
Offset by Decreases
Elsewhere

While it looks as though their
town tax will increase 10 cents
for the next fiscal year, Mays
Head property owners face the
pleasing prospect that their
overall tax bill will be lower
than that for the year now end
ing.
This is due to two factors. In
the first place, the county tax
for garbage removal will be re-
duced from Is to nine cents be-
cause of a more favorable con-
tract for the year ahead. In the
second place, there are assur-
ances that the sanitary district
tax of eight cents levied during
1862 to pay for additional fire
equipment will be reduced sub
stantially.
Tentative Figures
The budget adopted tentative
Nv Thursday, June ID, calls for a
30-cent town levy for the fiscal
year ahead. Final figures, how
ever, must await information
from the Dare Board of County
Commissioners and the County
Board of Review. Also, before
final adoption the budget must
be advertised in two successive
issues of a newspaper circculat-
ing in the area.
An amendment to Mays
Heads new coming ordinance, to
provide for a new business dis
trict to be designated B-4, was
proposed Thursday night at a
meeting of the Mays Head
Planning and coming Commits
See TAX, Page Four
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BUXTON INLET
ISSUE OPENED
BY DARE BOARD
Commissioners Resolution Asks
For Public Hearing On
lnlet's Future

The dispute over a closure of
the Buxton Inlet was revived
last Friday when the Dare Coun-
ty Board of Commissioners pass
ed a resolution requesting the
North Carolina Water Resources
Commission to join with the u
S. Army to conduct an open
hearing on the future of the COO
foot-wide cash across Hatteras
Island.
The resolution calls for a
hearing in the Dare County
Courthouse "for attendance by
any and all interested persons
throughout to determine wheth-
err the inlet created by the Ash
Wednesday Storm of 1862 on
Hatteras Island should be closed
or remain open, and that COM
See INLET, Page Eight
The US. Army Corps of
Engineers announced on We'd
nesday that bids for the clo-
sure of the Buxton Inlet will
be opened the office of the
District Engineer in Whining
ton on July 10 at 2:3O pm.
EST. Solicitation is from
small business concerns only.
The project calls for (a)
dredging an access channel in
PamlicO Sound from Cape
Channel to the site of the
inlet, a distance of apprOXi-
mately 21z miles; and CD
placing a hydraulic fill ap-
proximateIy 5000 feet long
to an elevatiin of plus so feet
above mean low water for
closure of the inlet.
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BEACH CLEANUP
Thursday; ALL
ASKED TO ASSIST

Thursday will be Cleanup
Day on the Dare County beaches.
On that day, all beach resi-
dents are urged to put their
trash and discarded belongings,
except heavy timbers, at the side
of the right of way on us. 158
Business.
The Dare County Commits
sioners arranged for the pickup
to assist beach area residents in
restoring and identifying their
premises, and it is hoped that
all will cooperate.
If one day isn't enough, a
second Cleanup Day will be set
aside later, the commissioners
announced.
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SECOND DARE PRIMARY
SLATED FOR SATURDAY
DANIELS VS.. FEARING
Record County turnout Expected for Dare.s
Hottest Campaign in Recent Years; Candi.
dates Vie for Gray Votes in Desperate Bid
for Seat In North Carolinas General As
sembIy.

Dare voters are expected to
turn out in record breaking num-
bers on Saturday to determine
the county's next representa-
tive in the North Carolina Cen
eral Assembly. The second pri-
mary, which will be conducted
between $3.50 am. and $50 pm,
is expected to bring out "at least
500 of the voters who cast their
ballots in the first primary" ac-
cording to Jack Tillett, Chair
man of the Dare County Elec-
ton Board.
The second primary will pit
incumbent Keith Fearing, Jr.
against Moncie Daniels, Jr., a
local oil distributor who edged
the current legislator by a slim
81 vote margin in the first
Democratic Primary held on
May &c.
Fearing, now serving his first
term in Raleigh, will be fighting
for his political life in an effort
to convince voters of the sound
ness of his voting record; Dan
iels has campaigned in recent
weeks on a program for pro-
gress" which he contends is
necessary for growth on the
Outer Banks.
Political pundits have predict
ed that the margin of victory
may be determined by the 429
voters who cast their ballots for
Wallace Gray, the defeated can
didate in the May 26 primary.
Both candidates have oriented
their campaigns toward Gray
and his supporters in recent
weeks, and both have publicly
expressed the opinion that their
action will determine the cleo
tons outcome. 4
Tillett, the election chairman,
stated that he expects no delay
in the report of voting returns
during the second primary and
indicated that "all returns
should be in by $50 pm. on
Saturday." He noted that the
Manteo returns would probably
be the last tailed by the coun-
tiers. "All polling places will be
the same as in the first pri-
mary" he stated.
The campaign reached fever
pitch on Thursday morning when
Juror was created over the
circulation of a mimeographed
sheet written and compiled, ac-
cording to the circular itself, "by
the friends and supporters of
Moncie Daniels, Jr.
The sheet entitled Excerpts
from Fearing's 1861 Voting Rec
ord" The excerpt" circular
states, after a review of various
bills which Fearing is stated as
supporting, asks: Did Mr.. Fear
ing have the interest OF the pub
lie of Dare County at heart Z"
and says: According to his
voting record he did not"
Fearing stated at 1870 pm. on
Thursday that he felt the cir
cular was unfair and distorted
the facts" 81 do not see how
anyone could charge that do
not have the interest of the
public of Dare County at heart"
he said. 81 am disappointed to
see this tactic used in the cam
paign," he added.
Mr.. Daniels was not available
See ELECTION, Page Four
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GLENN. R. BEACHAM advanc-
ed from Second Class to First
Glass Petty Officer in the spe-
cialty rate of aviation machinist
as a result of. fleet-wide ex-
aminations at the Naval Air
Reserve Training Unit, Naval
Air Station, Norfolk, Va.
First Class Petty Officer
Beacham has over IL years of
Naval service and holds the Good
Conduct, National Defense and
Naval Reserve Medals. He is
Married to the former Miss Jean
Best of Kitty Hawk and they
reside in Norfolk with their four
children.
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HoFFLER RELEASED

James Hoffler was released
on bond from Currituck Coun-
ty Jail on Wednesday, accord
ing to officials at the Curri-
tuck Courthouse, who were
unable to state the cost of
bond or exact time Of his re-
lease.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-24
Mr.. and Mrs. Rousch
Tell Of Daughters
Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Theo-
dore Rousch announce the en-
gagement of their daughter.
Betty 10, to Joseph Allen Webb,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil C.
Webb, Of Spencer, w. Va.
Mr.. Webb is now serving
with the Army at Fort George
G.. Meade. Md.
A fall wedding is planned.
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Wmters-Hillsman Nuptials Take
Place At FarmUille Church

The marriage Of Mss Jose
phine McCraW Hillsman, daugh-
ver of Mrs. William Joseph
1iillsman and the late Mr.. Hills
man, to Leo Herman Winters,
son of Mr.. Samuel Oscar Vein
stein, of Boston, Mass. ana the
late Mrs. Rose Factoroff Vein
stein, took place at 4 pm. on
Sunday, July %, in Farmville
Methodist Church.
The Rev. Reginald w. Van
derberry. pastor, performed the
double-ring ceremony. He was
assisted by Dr. Richard H.
Seume. pastor OF Emmanuel
Baptist Church, Richmond.
Given in marriage by her
brotherinlaW, James NJ. Fleet
wood, the bride wore a full
length white gown of silk or
ganza over tafteta. Alencon
neck Of the empire style scooped
neck OF the empire s.yle bodice.
Her finger-tip vel Of illusion
fell from a crown of cluster
Of roses. She carried a bouquet
of phalaenopsis orchids with
Stephan0tis.
Mrs. James NJ. Fleetwood
was her sisters matron of
honor. She wore a street length
gown of rose colored nylon or
eanza, the circular veil match
ing, and held in place by a rib
bon bandeau.
The other honor attendant
was Mrs. Raymond E. Reed, of
Waynesboro, who wore a beige
dress fashioned like that of the
Of honor. Susan Fleet
wood, niece Of the bride, was
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-24

Spending this week at Cherry
Grove Beach, S. G., are Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Burford and fam
lily.
Mrs. Edith M. Booker, of Mi
ami Beach, Fla. is visiting her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. John D. Wilson.
Johnny Coffman, of Green
vile, N. c., has been visiting his
grandparents, DR.. and Mrs. w.
j. Sydnor.
Spending some time with Mr..
ard Mrs. Stokelev Fulton and
family is Mrs. G. L. Astin. of
DanVllle.
Mrs. Lawrence Avent and chill
dren, Ashley and Ginger, Of High
Point, N. c., are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sydnor
Newman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Wilson
and her mother. Mrs, Edith M.
BROKER, spert the week end in
johnson City, Tenn, with Mrs.
Carla B. Keys.
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Personal Mentiou

Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Fulcher,
Jr., visited Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Fulcher in Waynesboro, last
week.
Spending this week at Mas
Sanetta are Shirley Carson, Can
darce Peery, Sara Fulcher, and
Kathy and Debb.e Wood.
DR.. Kathleen Ransom, Of War
rensburg. Mo. and Mrs. Clara
Louise Myers, of Columbia, Mo-.
spent several days with DR.. Ran
sons sister, Mrs. Don Sequin.
and Mr. Sequia.
Recent guests CT Mrs. Charlie
DcWdy were her son, Rankin
Dow dy, Mrs. Wowdy, and
daughter. Susan, of Williamson
N. c.
Mrs. R. K. Meeker and chill
dren spent several days in Char
lottesvllle. with her sister, Mrs.
G. w. Lindsay, and Mr.. Lind
say.
Spending this week at Mays
Head. N. c., are Mr.. and Mrs.
Sydnor Newman. Kathy New
man, and Mrs. Lawrence Avent
and children, Ashley and Ginger.
Home from vacationing at
Myrtle Beach, S. c., are Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bruce, Of
Richmond. have been guests of
his mother, Mrs: W. B. Bruce.
After spending a week in Biz
mlngham, Ala, with her moth
er, Mrs. F.. H. Smith, Dr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Mcclellan and family
have returned.
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flower girl.
James Harvey Brooks, of
Richmond. was best man. USh-
erS were Will R. Wallace, of
Kenbridge; Wiley P. Wallace, of
Jefferson City, Tenn; Theodore
j. Young, of Kenbridge; Cecil
VIM, of Wport News;
Charles R. McClung. and Johns
w. Bailey. nephew of the bride.
Mrs. Winston Noel sang 20
Perfect Love" and "A Wedding
Prayer" accompanied by Miss
Sandra Long. of Prospect. or
ganist. Mrs Robert B. Burger
was mistress of ceremony.
A reception was held in the
church fellowship room follow
ing the ceremony
After a northern wedding trip.
the couple will live in Rich
mond.
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Mrs. Robert A. Smith and
children. Nancy Ann and Bob
BY, spent last week at Atlantic
Beach, Moorehead City, N. c.,
ard visited her sister, Mrs. Bill
Wheeler. at New Bern. N. c.
Week end guests of Mrs. c.
II. Matherly were her daughter,
Mrs. S. H. Drummond, and
friends, Mrs. Gerald German.
Mrs. Katherine Paxs on. and
Mrs. Helen Beckham, Of Wash
ington, D. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom P. Wom-
ack and daughter. Miss Virginia
Womack. have returned to
TarrytoWn, N. Y, after visiting
his mother. Mrs. E. B. Wom-
ack. and his brothers. v. G. and
Billy Womack, and other rela-
tives.
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Hutcheson, former pastor of the
bride, officiated.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a gown
of silk organza and Alencon
lace. Her veil fell from a crown
OF pearls and she carried white
roses, gladioli and stephanotis.
Miss Virginia milton
Whipple was her sisters maid
OF honor. The other attendant
was Miss France Bidgood
Switzerland. of Baltimore, Md.
cousin of the bride.
Frederick Gary Osborne was
his brothers best man. Ushers
We're James A. Reedy. of Char
lottesville. and Lawrence Pence
Of McGaheysville.
A reception was held at the
home Of the bride.
The couple will live in Roa-
noke.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-24
Connections

connections
Connections al Charlottesville
with Virginia railways and
Safeway Trailways for Wash
ington, and New York, Staun-
ton and Waynesboro.
All Times Daylight Saving
J. b. Below, Owner & Operator
For Information Call EX 2-5l5S
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-24
Miss Claudia F. Whipple Marries
David Harold Osborne, Saturday

The marriage Of Miss Claudia
Fleming Whipple. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Hamil-
ton Whipple. of Middlebrook. to
David Harold Osborne, of Trout
vile. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
G. Osborne, took place July q
at 4.30 pm. in New Providence
Presbyterian Church. Middle
brook.
The Rev Don A. Campbell.
pastor, and the Rev. DR.. R. G.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-24
Harvest Moon
Festival To Be Held
Friday, Aug. "a

The annual Harvest Moon FEES
tlval. a variety show sponsored
by the Farnville Womans
Club. will be held in Jarnlan
Hall on Friday, Aug. "a, at 8
1t is made up entirely Of local
talent. according to Miss Anna
Dickhoff. club president.
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and her daughters. the Misses
Joan and Connie Eldridge, hon
ored Miss Agee with tea at
their home in Buckingham from
Also Al !, . on ? Saturday al. evening. she
was honored by Mrs. Robert
Morgan and Mrs. Edward Dun
avant with a miscellaneous
shower in the former nome.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-24
Club Calendar

BAPTIST WINS, Monday, July
% Covered Dish supper and
Mission Study, $50 pm, at the
church.
MODERN WOODMEN OF
AMERICA-Tuesday, July "a, 8
pm. Center.
REBEKAH LODGE-Tuesday
July "a, s pm. Odd Fellows
Hail.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-24
Miss Sue 4gee, Elect,
H0nOred With Several Parties

Miss Sue Agee, of Buckirg
ham, whose marriage to Ewell
Alexander Morgan. Of Anderson
vile, will take place August 5,
was honored with several part
les during the past week.
On Wednesday, Mrs. Phillip
Lowell, of Dillwyn, entertained
for her with a luncheon at the
Weyanoke Hotel.
July 2l. Mrs. John Eldridge
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-24
Summer Services At
Johns Memorial
Episcopal Church

Services at Johns Memorial
Church are being held at 10
am. each Sunday until Septem-
Der. These are family services
and parents and children are
attending together as no Sunday
School is being held during this
time.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-24

of Mrs. Lucius Greve in New
York. and will also spend several
days in Salisbury, Conn.
Patricia Ann Burns, Of
Charles Town. w. Va. spent
last week with Mary Frances
Arehart.
| After months visit to Paris,
! Tex, Mrs. s. C. Newman, Jr.,
and children have retur. ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Trotter
spent last week at Hungry Moth
er Park.
Visiting her mother, Mrs. R.
W. Catlin. is Mrs. R. S. Muir
ply and children. Kathryn and
Lynn. of Decatur, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Reilly and
Mrs. W. J. Garland spent Sun
day at Massaretta.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hamilton
and daughter, Faye. and Mr..
and Mrs C. H. Goodwin and son,
Gregg. spent the week end on
Lewis Mountain on the Skyline
Drive.
Hostess to her bridge club last
week was Mrs. John Porter
Glenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Wall and
children, Bid and Steve, at
tended the Osborne Whipple
wedding. in Rockbridge Baths,
on Saturday.
On Thursday Mrs. C. w. Har-
ris and Mrs. Robert Floyd visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Whit
IN ChaSe City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Billings
and children. Pete and Nancy
10, of Richmond, spent the
week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. R. B. Crawford.
Friday night guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Hamilton were
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Sheffield,
of Richmond.
I Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Wall, Jr.,
and children. Barge, Marjorie
and Godfrey. were in Rock
bridge Baths this week end to
attend the Osborne Whipple
wedding.
Spending the week end with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Fulton, was Miss Mary Alice
Fulton, Of Richmond.
DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Taylor
and daughter. Jane. spent the
week end with DR.. and Mrs.
E. w. BosWorth in Lexington.
They also visited their daugh-
ter, Diane. who is at Camp
Mont Shenandoah.
Mrs. Frank johnson, of Roa-
noke. recently visited Miss Sa-
rah Wilkerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Wall. Miss
Virginia Wall and Mrs. Kath-
leen Cover attended the Os-
Whipple wedding, Satur-
day, in Rockbridge Baths.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. B.
c. Gillian and Mrs. Waverly
Gillian t e n d e d the Turns
family reunion at New Hope
Baptist Church, Appomattox
Mrs. John Overton, of Ken
bridge, spent several days with
her sister, Mrs. L. R. Gillian.
After spending a week at
Lake Cahoon. Suffolk, and
week in Blackstone with her
cousin. Betty Lynn Bradshaw,
Faye Hamilton has returned.
Mrs John w. Hall. of Rich
mond, has been recent guest
of her son-in-law and daughter,
DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Taylor.
Dabney M. Amos will leave
this week for Charlottesville
where he will attend the annual
meeting of the Virginia Associa-
ton for the Deaf from Jyly 26
to 90.
Mrs. F. R. Crawford was
among those a ending the
Women's Conference. July 49,
10, in Montreal, N. c.. on the
occasion of the 50th anniversary
of the Presbyterian Women of
the Church. Mrs. Crawford is
past chairman of the group.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. And
erson. Jr., visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Hudgins and family in
Lynchburg, Saturday.
Mrs. Vernel Brown. Mrs.
Reba Shepard. of Richmond
and Mrs. Mae Shepard. of New
port News Spent Wednesday,
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Spanish
Center
Sets Fete

Members of the Centre
Anglo-Espanol (center for
the interchange of Spanish
and EngliSh) will hold a pot
luck picnic supper from 5 to
z pm. Sunday. June II. in the
center's patio. In case of rain
it will be held indoors.
The potluck (which mem
bers say cannot be trans
lated into SPANISH vii fea-
ture specialties brought by
members who will double as
cooks and hoSteSses.
Invited from the Embassy
of Spain are Miss Carmina
Huerta, Miss Asuncion Nor
ante and Miss Mercedes Col
coichea.
Others asked include Miss
Venus Meman from the Phil
ippines and North Americans
Mrs Bernice Bereuter, Mr..
and Mrs. Lawson Richtmyer
and Mr.. Wilfred Winner.
This will be the last
monthly supper of the sea-
son. The center will close for
two weeks. to reopen for the
summer with its sixth ami
versary party from 5 to z
pm. July 8 at headquarters.
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Mr.. Harsch attended st.
Adams School here. Pomfret
School. Pomfret, Conn.,, Cam
bridge University, England.
and Williams College. He is
at present a student at the
Harvard Law School.
The couple will live in
Cambridge, Mass.