Sept. 17 ? Capt and Mrs. Bill
Ballou of Morehead City spent sev
eral days this week at Silver Lake
Inn.
0. L. Williams of Swan Quarter
spent the weekend with Mr and
Mrs R. S. Wahab. and was dinner^
guest Saturday night with Mr. and*
Mrs. T. W. Howard.
Mr. R. S. Wahab has returned
from a business trip to Manteo.
Mr. W. W. Thomas of New Bern,
regional social security representa
tive, visited Ocracoke last week,
holding a general meeting in the
school library Thursday night, and
contacting individuals who had
questions regarding their social se
curity status.
A number of friends from Ocra
coke, including the Rev. W. R.
llale, went to Portsmouth last
week to attend the funeral services
for Miss Nora Dixon who died in
Morehead City Hospital after a
long illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Needham Simpson
left Saturday to visit their daugh
ter, Mrs. Ed Pronobis and family,
of Richmond. From there they will
travel west by automobile with
their son, Archie Simpson and his
wife, with plans to spend a good
part of the winter in Tucson, Ari
zona.
Miss Susan Barksdale left on
Sunday for Greensboro. Mr. and i
Mrs. George Wood well left for Dur- j
ham. Claud Howell, who has been
spending several days at Sound
Front Inn left for Wilmington,
N. C. ?
Mrs. Marie Womac and daughter.
Juanita. have been hospitalized at
Sea Levi Hospital recently.
Mrs. Hugh B. Payne has returned
home from the hospital at Newport
News, Va.
Mr. J. N. Edwards of Bel haven,
who is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
R. S. Wahab. celebrated his 89th
birthday on Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. Gwynn Nicholson
of Charlestown, W. Va., who are
spending the week at Wahab Vil
lage Hotel, say that they are sur
prised at the many changes which
have taken place here since their
last visit, which was about 15
years ago. At fhat time the Nichol
sons stayed at the Gary Bragg
Place.
Mr. and Mrs. Milan Williams are
back from a visit to Norfolk.
Connie Sue Styron, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Styron, is
ill at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurston GaskilJ
have returned from a visit with Wl*
mother in Buxton.
Mrs. Brittle Williams is hospital
ized at Morehead City.
Jule Garrish Is home on a 12-day
leave from Coast Guard duty at
Kill Devil Hill.
School Poio
86 Students Enroll This
Year At Atlantic High
By ELMO GASKILL
Hi, people! School Daxe is finally
back after a three-month layoff.
We will miss last year's reporter.
Freddy Salter, but we trust he is
happily enrolled in East Carolina
(Little Carteret County) College.
Now for a hi lite of the happen
ings at AHS.
This year, we have 86 students
in high school, six of whom haye
entered for the first time. They
are Jane and Keith Moon, Guy
Taylor Jr., Juiian and Marshall
Saunders, and Stevie Mason. Guy
Taylor and Keith Moon are in the
senior class.
We also have a new coach, Mr.
Roy Cockerham. He is a graduate
of High Point College and hopes
to put a pair of winning teams on
the court this year. He teaches
health, U.S. history, typing and
physical education. We are very
glad to have these new additions
to our high school and hope they
will enjoy all the time they spend
with us.
The Senior 4 H Club met Thurs
day in the auditorium. Mrs. Gar
ner talked to us about Achieve
ment Day and led us in the Wa
termelon Song. We elected our
officers. They are president, Guy
Taylor Jr.; vice-president, Phyllis
Morris; secretary, Sandra Salter;
and song leader, Elmo Gaskill. We
also discussed the possibility of
Weather Bureau
Will Place Wind
Gauge at WMBL
R. L. Frost, meteorologist in
charge of the Wilmington Weather
Bureau, visited Morehead City and
Beaufort Friday to complete plans
for installing a surface wind ane
mometer at radio station WMBL.
Thirty - eight such instruments
will measure wind velocity at vital
points along the Gulf and Atlantic
coasts from Texas to Maine. The
one at Morehead City has a top
priority rating and should be
ready for use this season, Mr.
Frost said.
Employees of WMBL will tele
phone reports to Wilmington every
six hours in ordinary weather and
every hour during hurricanes.
The anemometers will serve a
double purpose. They will guide
the Miami weather bureau as they
put out -storm advisories. In addi
tion, they will serve as a perma
nent service for forecasting high
water during northeast and other
high winds, the meteorologist ex
plained.
| putting on an exhibit in the coun
ty fair. We hope to have the best
'year yet in 4-H.
The senior class has held two
important elections since school
started. They were the election of
the senior class officers and the
annual staff. We selected Dora
Willis, president; Sammy Mason,
vice-president; Betty Bell, secre
tary; and Sandra Salter, treasurer.
The annual staff this year is
composed of an editor-in-chief,
I Wanda Brown, and three assistant
editors, Dora Willis, Michael Smith,
i and Phillip Morris. Our business
I manager is Elmo Gaskill Jr.
We are going to have the best
! annual ever, this year. I would
like to express the thanks of the
senior class to the business men
of this county who are making our
annual possible.
Miss Elsie Salter is our senior
class advisor this year. We hope
to prove in the months following
that we, the seniors of '57, with
the guidance of Miss Salter, will
prove that we are the best seniors
yet.
Jaequiiu
PEACH FLAVORED
BRANDY
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LEMON PIES
WmI rt MEAT
Chicken of the Sea Tuna
whole kernel
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39c
33c
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HYDROX
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Pkg.
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Sit 31c
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INDIAN
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VEL POWDER ft 31c
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Morrell's Canned
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