THE TYRRELL TRIBUNE
X)R GREATER PROGRESS OF THE LAKE PHELPS AND PETTIGREW PARK REGION AND^ i:LLOWSHIP WITH OUR NEIGHBOR COUNTIES
OL. II; NO. 45
►ARE SUPERIOR I
:OURT CONVENES I
ON OCTOBER 20
COLUMBIA. N. C.. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1941
Single Copy 5o
idge Paul Frizzelle Will
Preside Over Fall Term
of Court
Judge J. Paul Frizzelle of Snow
11 will open the fall term of Dare
unty Superior Court in Manteo
mday, October 20, Clerk of Su-
rior Court C. S. Meekins said
is week.
MUSIC CLUBS
OF DISTRICT
MEET IN MANTEO
AMBASSADOR DANIELS
INVITED TO HYDE CO.
DARE BUSINESS
SCHOOL MAKES A
FINE BEGINNING
DARE COUNTY GIRL
WINS HARPER PRIZE
Mrs. Maurice Honigman, the
St?-te President, Makes
Chief Address; Others |
Bring Greetings |
More Than 60 Students En
roll For Practical Train
ing in Day, Night Classes
The Roanoke Island Music Club
! was hostess to the northeastern
district of the North Carolina Fed-
... I eration of Music Clubs when it held
......... . Despite the difficulties and back- jjg annual fall meeting in Manteo
According to Mr. Meekins, there ^ches that come from travelling by Saturday, October 4. Mrs.
3 no outstanding cases on either , “P down Hatteras Is- jyjaurice Honigman, of Gastonia,
3 criminal or the civil docket for ^ al\vays get a greater thrill j the State organization,
3 fall term, unless something of .a tnp along the seashore j present and made the chief
velops between now and the in going ^ anywhere else. | g^jjj,ggg ,
ening of court. He expects that "lere is something so unusual in | M^gHg^V^an used as her
mi'll r,ni,7 tutp tmn nr three davs ®6a and the air and the hospi- l , Mrs. nonigma “
clL both dockets tality that pervades the whole |fheme the importance of character
Sow tie SSSiat tvill ntob-“ ■»>« *»"' S Br=S "ndSumS;
ly be heard is that of the State places. ^^^100^ ^or d and stressed JOSEPHUS D.4NIELS, .Ambassa-
,u. Ch„|^,y Grwow. I --
SfllikLl'n-viar-old Negro“"1 "»■« » all the people.
Id. Judge Washington Baiim ?«an, develops a sufficiency and every waiK oi lire. bue ete. Southern A1
md probable cause when the independence few_ people know. ^
;e wL aired in recorder’s court H® '®°ks well to his own family,
'eral weeks ago and bound Greg-;has something to share with the
r over to superior court. Solici-! .and takes de-
' Chester Morris will represent fht m what the visitor brings in
, Ml the way of news from the outside
Sight couples will appear before
to be ^ That was the situation in the
pioneering ds^’s along the coast-
land, and the general air of hospi-
:CORD FISH HAUL_^ welcome to all,
visitors, Mrs. L. B. Evans of Wind- A Virginia Dare Transportation
sor responding. Musical numbers Companv bus, piloted by Driver C.
dor to Mexico, has been invited by
the Hyde Ccuncy Board of Com-
- missioners and by President Mel-
aiso . _ _ - - ■’
More than 60 Dare County busi
ness-minded persons have respond
ed to the call of free commercial
training by enrolling in the day
and night commercial classes at the
Manteo high school.
This is the first year that com
mercial classes have been offered
in the public schools of the county.
The courses are open to senior high
school students *and to anyone
above the high school level.
Eleven seniors are taking the
course and the remainder of the
group is made up of ambitious
young people, who, lacking an op
portunity to go off to college, want
to take advantage of the practical
training that will stand them in
FIVE MORE DARE
COMMUNITIES TO
HAVE LIBRARIES
Will Bring Total of Towns
Served by Dare Library
to Eleven
*
Five more Dare County com
munities are shortly to have the
benefit of the Dare County Li
brary’s unusual s.vstem of portable,
travelling libraries which bring
books to the wMely-separated com
munities of the mainland and the
banks.
I Instead of a more expensive, less
; practical “bookmobile”, each of
the towns and villages has a vol
unteer librarian to handle the
books sent out from the main li
brary in the Community building
at Manteo.
L The books themselves travel in
j stout wooden cases, built by the
|NYA workshop at Manteo. Each
ige Frizzelle,
orced.
seeking
ajor Tom” Gaskill and His Crew a®Jh® most frmndly,
Brink in 14.5,000 Pounds
of Spots
MADE AT ATLANTIC that resulted became traditional of
coast people. Today, they are
and
helpful people in the State. Con
gressman Bonner and Governor
Broughton both paid high tribute
ttlantic-An all-time record ^ the people of the coast in
L catch was made by M. T. “Ma-; «P®®®h®s made at Hatteras when
Tom” Gaskill of Stacey, Car-; fey dweljed upon the reputation
et County, last week when he | honesty of these people
1 a five-man crew hauled in 145,- I „ The first trip I ever made to
: pounds of spots in Core Sound.! Hattevas Island was a delightful
Tie haul netted over $3,000 for P®®; My acquaintance with it dates
stressed me responsibility of ciuo Association to address the
memoers toward me youth ol to- association’s meeting in Swan
daj,, and urged tnem as momers. Quarter the last of this month.
teucneis, ana n'diiaers lor tue lu-
cure, CO see tnac good music pe VIRGINIA DARF BUS
uiaue a vital part oi the education
good stead in business and pri- MISS JOSEPHINE AUSTIN the i ^^® general dimensions
I’a'® life. attractive daughter of Mr. ’ and good-sized travelling bag.
The top floor of the high school Mrs. A. S. Austin of Hatteras who , e® f volurnes. Two cases full
gymnasium, which was completed has just won the Harner F^rear- ” ™® towns and
by the WPA in 1940, has been Pri^e in this year’s national writ- f^he smaller are car-
made over for the commercial ing contest for college students ac ' T “ destination by bus or
OnToTSo MILE-TOUR ‘thV'NS:“S Lr"”rK2.s“1 *“ '>•
I
s crew. T^e fish were f j jjjg^ the Hatteras sec-
yton Fulcher, seafood dealer
e. It was necessary 0 , jj ^ working on a dredge boat
boxes; each box contained 100 ^ summer in the
nds of Mh. middle of Croatan Sound. At that
layton Fulcher, Jr., w never visited Hatteras,
father ,in tlm opera lo e Dewey Basnett was as-
desale fis - ujing sociated with Hatteras, and because
Mic, harbor, said that it took ptraightest.
days to remove the fish from I looked
nets and transport them to the
L ° cMled home.
-ated by the Fulchers h Sometime afterward, at four
oyer a half-million POim s o ^n a gusty, chilly Decem-
in less than a week. e ig morning, I took the mailboat
is still on. It was necessary Manteo and set out to visit Hat-
lave 2,126 iii®cks of ice and Island. , It was an all-day
0 boxes to pack the fish. Scores beaten about con-
rucks have been rolling out ot the uncomfortable boat
Core Sound port for Northern ,pj^g
kets.
■back 20 years ago. The first fel-
^,0n0,000-nnund mark. The
cet is good, and the demand
fish, continues.
MTEO POLICE CHIEF
>EEKS DRAFT DODGER
„ rr „ -n, 'vas near the landing, and there I
lef of Police Harry Smith of quarters. I had never met
0 spent Tuesday | Mis Landy before, but no one
George Washing on I^^m® ’ i ^cnows strangers in that country,
man, whose ad ress v ■ telling me about
as Manteo, for the Federal HRuP-bter who bad .rone to
Oi, aa the younger generation. rn. ■ u i • • a —.7,,. o
me Ui\ocacion was given by Carolina Playmakers Charter Bus "Ilu Toe school is equippe zjne. Last year Miss Austin was xup -7-
Mrs. V. A. ward of Kobersonvihe., From Manteo Company For typewriters. :enrolled in Prof. Phillips Russell’s -- returned to
xMi's. Rennie Williamson 01 Man-, Annual Tour cost of the school, dagg in creative writing, and she
15 per cent is paid for by the state jg the third Universitv student in
and remainder comes from Dare n.^^y years to win a Harper
County and from tuition fees. I he ,pj.i2e.
were presented by Mrs. C. J. Saw- D. Quidley, left Manteo late Sun- tow^^rds ^h^^schooPs exnm^s^^^^ I Miss Austin is a 1941 graduate
yer and Mrs. I. T. Smith of Wind- night on the first leg of a tour ^nnerintendent R T i"^® University of North Caro-
sor; Miss Lynn Sneeden and Mrs. will carry it 20,000 miles over t ^ ‘ xi^g „„„ most largelv re- today managing the
driving’ that way. They remain in
a town until everyone has read
CRESWELL SCENE
OF DISTRICT PTA
MEETING OCT. 22
O. C. J. Scharff of the Roanoke northern and northwestern r-j. .Ug establishment of Uare County Bureau of the Eliza-
Island Club; and Mrs. Garland ^ntes befo’-e it returns to Manteo school. He first saw the need 9'*'^ Advance and is doing a
Towe of Elizabeth City. Greetings December 20. , , , ‘ of the school in the countv and, i*-
were brought by Mrs. T. L. Riddle The bus was chartered by the movement that resulted
of Sanford, state treasurer; Miss Carolina Playmakers of Chapel establishment.
Margaret Byerly of Raleigh, state D’ll for their 38th annual tour. It Williams of Goodlettsville,
Junior chairman; Mrs. C. J. Saw- nicked the actors up in Chapel Hill courses are being taught by
yer of Windsor, chairman of In- Monday morning and carried them ^ graduate of Peabody Col-
signia; Mrs. V. A. Ward of Rober- Raleigh where the play they j^g last year in the
sonville, chairman of the course of ^i"® taking on tour this year, Paul pyf,jjg schools of Andalusia, Ala.
study; and Mrs, I. M. Meekins of Green’s “The House of Connellv” Typing, bookkeeping, shorthand,
Elizabeth City, former state offi- nepned Monday mght. This is the jjygjeess English, and business
cer and outstanding member of lii‘®t year the Plavmekers have g^gjijjj„ gj-g the courses offered by cnt-Teacher Associations in Bertie,! Six years ago last sjlhing, the
the district. Mrs. Victor Meekins ''"ed ^ Virginia Dare Transporta- ^^g ggjjgol. Although it takes two Camden, Chowan, Currituck, Dare, Dare County library was started
of Manteo, district director, pre- Eon Company bus. years to master standard commer- Gates, Hertford, Martin, Pasquo- j in a room provided by the Wo-
sided, and Mrs. Thomas House of Before leaving Manteo, the bus courses if taken along "with Perquimans, Tyrrell, and ^ mans Club with 14 volumes on its
Rohersonville acted as secretary, was ■thoroughlj' re-hauleff~and ,a school work, the students who Washington counties, will gather shelves. During the intervening
The Juniors met in the after- special baggage rack installed to ^^g taking the commercial courses m Creswell on October 22 to de- (years it has grown until it now
Manteo for a refill.
As soon as a few more cases are
completed by the NYA, the list of
communities and their librarians
will read like this: Avon, Mrs.
Mable Meekins; Buxton, Mrs.
Maude White; Hatteras, Mrs. Vera
Robinson; Kitty Hawk, Miss Ve-
lora Baum; Rodanthe, Mrs. Evelyn
Midgette; Stumpy Point, Mrs. Cal
vin Payne; Manns Harbor, Mrs.
Leone Midgett; Buffalo City, Mrs.
Emily Smith; Colington, Mrs. U. S.
Meekins; Wanchese and Frisco,
librarians not yet named.
Wanchese, Rodanthe, Avon, Bux-
torv Hatteras and Manns Harbor
r.- x • X XT i ^'■® ®®ii*^ cases of books at
, Nurnber 9, composed of i a time and the other communities
business oincers and delegates from Par-, one.
numbers 2,900 volumes. For the
year ending June 30, 1941, 6,731
volumes were read bv the 1,063
people holding cards in the library.
Eight m.onths after the library
was founded, there were 1,000 vol
umes on its shelves, all of which
were donated by interested friends
of the library.
A temporary resident of Manteo
, ^ UUL Uttiiic: a iiiciii iii a a v./*> M'-'t.vv wv./
handling large quantities ot ^g^. ^j^g ^^^g ^j^g
The total catch during t e, ggj^ggj.5._ -^yg -^yere then some 25
UP until today had pa^cd jj.jj|gg fyom Manteo. On we went
to Salvo, and to Avon, where the
performance was repeated, and
finally I got off at Buxton, without
going on to Frisco or to Hatteras.
I wanted to visit the lighthouse.
Mis’ Tandy’s boarding house
her daughter who had gone to
Manteo the same morning. I sup
pose the good woman came to
think of me as a fortune teller be
cause I predicted her daughter
of Investigation. His
failed to reveal any signs
aniels’ whereabouts,
niels is wanted by the FBI
ailure to return his question- return a bride. Mis Landv
to the selective service boar r positive I was wrong, but it
stville, Va., wLere he regis-! J during the week her
The ^rfers^to^pmk^him ^up gg^ married on that
trip.
'The first person I visited was
that splendid citizen and merT-ha-ct,
Octavious Coke Fulcher, who for
many years when he was in good
from Edward Scheidt of the
otte office of the FBI.
ST GUARD RESERVE
JRUITING SHIP PAYS
ISIT TO DARE PORTS
noon, and were presided over by handle the players’ baggage, j-heir own in the average office af- *^® P'^ce of the PTA in na
Mrs. C. L. Wilson of Rohersonville, Scenery and properties for the play alone here should be able to hold tmnal defense and community wel-
in the absence of Mrs. J. A. Fleet- are carried in a truck. ^er the completion of the eight i^i’®> to stress the place of child-
wood of Conway, district Junior In the cast of “The House of nionths term next spring, accord- hood and youth in our democracy,
chairman. Mrs. R. M. Riddick of Connelly” are many actors and j^g tvij.. Williams. •' Aiiu_ to transact the district’s or-
Hertford acted^as secretary. The technical assistants who come to Enrollment has closed in the day business, according to
welcome was extended by Marja- Manteo every summer to take part glasses and no more students will * Mavon Parker of Ahoskie,
lene Midgett of Manteo, the Hert- in the Lost Colony. Thev inf'lude registered for the night classes district publicity chairman,
ford club responding. Miss Mar- Farrv Davis, Bob Carroll, Lynn gf^er the first of next week. ' Ah local presidents will be rec-
garet Byerly made the principal G.ault, Mary Wood and others. i Students in the day classes are: ognized at the meeting which will
Marvin Basnight, Marv M. Bas- feature an address, “We .Aid in' at the time, Mr. Maher of New
night, Mrs. J. P. Choplin, Elva National Defense,” by Mrs. J. S. iNork, contributed his private li-
Cox, Stella Creef, Carolina Daniels, Blair, of Elizabethtown, state, brary of 357 standard works and
Musical selections were rendered Connecticut. Rhode Island, Mnssa- Davis, Mahala Davis, Eliza- president; a symposium led by C. | reference books. Another visitor
by Mary Todd Smith, Lois Mizelle cimsetts. Ohio. Indiana, Illinois, Drinkwater, xAmanda Ether- W. Phillips, Greensboro, on “Our to the Island, Miss Beth Gilchrist,
and Louise Beverly of Bethel, with Wisconsin and Michigan. idge. Peggy Etheridge, Mrs. Eve- Community”; and a question hour'a Vermont author, gave 50 books'
Mrs. J. B. Bowers as leader; Doris — )yg Evans, Ruth Evans, Mrs. J. J. and panel discussion led by Mrs.' and a friend of hm-s. 16 moi-e. The
Byrum of Hertford, and the girls’ NAW Ain OP psrebee, Mildred Card, Earl Green, E. N. Nowell, Swannonoa, field,Newark Public Library gave 639,
glee club of Hertford, directed byi FISHERMEN’S BOATS ■william Hill, Louise Johnson, Mrs. workers of the organization. , and the remainder of the first 1,000
Mrs. Riddick; and the Manteo _ _ ^ j Leake, Catherine Midgett, Mrs. P. F. Walston, Elizabeth, books were donated locally through
rhythm band, directed by Miss Hoi- Opporti'Tvty Offered in New Class Midgett, Effagenia Midgett, City, district director, will preside the efforts of the Woman’s club
land Westcott. | With Naval Auxiliary Midgett, Worth Midgett, at the meeting which will include a, Of the total of 2,900 volumes
The mileage prize was won by - , ~—^ Farris Payne. Mrs. E. K. Richard- mid-day luncheon for delegates; now in the library, more than
the Hertford' Junior Club, and Next week the Navy will offer a Aubrey Rogers, and officers.
Hertford was selected as the meet- number of oupovtunities to fisher- Saunders, Dawn Stowe,
ing place for the 1942 fall session, men. end other boatmen who wish pgj.gtLy Topping, Horace Twiford, PENNSVLy_ANI A STO'=’'n
X ,• X • , •* X- Dorothy Topping. __
for both juniors and seniors. enlist in a new classification Raymond Wescott, Fred Wes-
A delicious four-course luncheon known as Class M2 Naval Auxil-^^^^.^ Cecil White, Edward Ether-
was served in the school lunch iarv. 'idge and Mrs. Doris W’hite. |Strined Bass Under 18 Inches in
room hy the Manteo Parent-Teach- This is a brand new classifica- Length Mav Not Be Sold on
ers Association, under the leader- tion, and is open to fishermen, FUNERAL SERVICES FOR I Philadelphia Markets
ship of Miss Helen Evans. yachtsmen, machinists and water- W. J. BRICKHOUSE j
men of all sorts. I 71 interest to North Carolina weaving project.
NORTHEASTERN EDITORS Full details of this opportunity' Mrs. Wilbert J. Brickhouse, age fishermen is that rock fish, or strip ' "■
2,500 have been donated.
Furniture for the library, in-
_ ^ eluding special displav and maga-
SALE OF SMALL ROCK ; zine racks, a book truck, desk,
tables and chairs, and card cata
logue files were made to library
specifications by the NYA. Drapes
for the windows and rugs for the
floors were made by the WPA
PARKERSON’S
,xx X _. • “ 1 J u X ' Georgia Harwood is the
TONIG'HT for employment will be given at 33, died in the Columbia Hospital e bass ”i^y ^^yhe sold on the county librarian. The library
Manteo by Navy officials October Saturday night at 10:30, after an marke s of Philadelphia or other board, named bv the county board
Group Meeting at Seven Thirty; 15th and 16th. i illness of three days. .places in Pennsvlvama, if the fish of commissioners, is: Mrs. Rennie
Melvin Daniels, S'peake- j They will also receive applica-1 Her death came as a shock to the ^are under 18 inches in length. I r;, ■’"•Piamson, chairman; Mrs.
The group meeting of North- October 13th and 14th, next' entire county. She is survived by ^ No striped bass caught in Louise Meekins, treasurer;
eastern North Carolina editors will^^ggj^ Elizabeth City, and’oeto- her husband, her parents, Mr. and Pennsylvania waters or caught in Maxine Tillett, secretary;’
I be held at Parkerson’s Hotel, Nags ^^gj. Washington. Mrs. H. S. Furlough of CreswelU other states and received in that, Ferebee, Robt. L. Atkinson,
health was one of the^ leaders of | Head, Friday evening, October 10, -Njotices of the meeting places Seven sisters. Mrs. Earl Midgett, state in inter-state commerce may
Miss
John
the community of Buxton. I
at Hatteras Inlet and Oc- trudged up the sandy road to his
acoke Island This Week
End
store, and got acquainted, and he
graciously told me a great deal
about Hatteras Island. Because
Coast Guard reserve vessel, ■ splendid meeting, I have
8, under the command of Lt. ^^Lvays thought of him later as a
lander C. A. .Anderson of Nor- ^ delightful man, and friend,
s paying a recruiting call to Darkness came on. I continued
along the Dare County coastway out toward the beach, and
eek, seeking youths from 1,toward the lighthouse whose light
years of age for enlistment in flashing through the sweet
oast Guard reserve. | smelling pines that lined the al-
stees in the Coast Guard re-1 ready moonlit road. Palmettoes
sign up for Airation of the'g.j.Q^^,jjjg. the roadside were new
ency only. While on duty, Lights gleamed in the
'eceive the same pav ratings ^ homes nearby,
ular members of the Coast | Q^t to the lighthouse I con-
and are eligible for retire- tinned through the sands and there
enefits. | j met Capt. Unake Jennett for the
CG-588 was at Mante.o flrst time. A splendid fellow whom
y and Wednesday of this j have always respected highly.
She will proceed to Hat- whose father and brother be-
Inlet and Ocracoke Island | game good and delightful friends,
eek end and the first of next jt was a new treat to climb the 280
going from there to Beau-jgtgpg of the giant lighthouse, and
Information as to exact ^.o photograph the scenes abou'*
f her arrival can be found ^.^g Eape and to talk to Capt. Jen-
1 postoffices. nett about his experiences.
■ Out to the Coast Guard station
RESULTS J went, and found it in chafige of
ir observing results secured, Qgpt. Baxter Miller, a disi-inguish-
'ar, Forsyth County farmers looking figure, almost the coun-
^ike a more extensive use of jterpart of his distinguished father,
I’d phosphate next year, re-I^Le late “Kit” Miller as he was
R. Mitchiner. assistant (Please turn to Page Three)
■gent.
Max Campbell, president, further details will be found Mrs. Marshall Woodley, Mrs. Wil- be sold if less than 18 inches long,jFIVE PLEAD GUILTY
nounced today. _ _ ^j^e various postoffices in this bert Davenport, Mrs. Jones Spen- under penalty of ten dollars fine; TO DARE RECORDER
The meeting was originally gggj-jgjj cer. Miss Velna Furlough, ana tor each fish so sold. |
planned at another hotel earlier | n/Rgg Edna Furlough all of Cres-■ This might come as a blow to AVanchese Man Given Chance to
this month. Parkersons was puNERAL SERVICES ARE well, and Mrs. Edward Sawyer of fishermen, but some reflection j Repay $150 in Bad Checks
chosen yesterday afternoon. HELD FOR JOHN PIGFORD Columbia. Gne brother, Sam shows that it will not only consew^e |
Melvin R. Daniels, registrar of , Furlough of Creswell. fish, but help to keep up high' Five Dare white men submitted
deeds of Dare County and Senator Funeral services for John Pig-' The funeral and burial was at prices for good fish. |to Recorder Washington Baum at
D. B. Fearing of Manteo have been ford, 67-year-old Roanoke Island Sound Side Missionary Banbst 1 Philadelphia Fish Dealers f^e weekly session of Dare Re
invited to make addresses, and Negro, were held at the Heaven’s church Monday afternoon at 3:30. Protective Association was wanned ®°i’J®i’’® coni’* i" Manteo last Tues-
Victor Meekins, editor of the Dare Creek Baptist church in Galifornia The services were conducted bv .^^.gg]^ about the ruling which ‘ i''®’’® ffL’en hues ranging
County Times will tell somehting Tuesday afternoon diy the Rev. Dr. Martin of Creswell and the approved June 3, 1941. lOP *0 $15 and costs.
about the Seashore National Park Dan Hopkins. Many of his white Rev. W. B. Guthrie, pastor of the joe G. Daniels of Wanchese and
pl^s. !friends attended the services. I Columbia and Sound Side churches, jyjjgc; aDDYE GOULD IS 1 Norfolk pled guilty to nassine- two
The meeting will be at seven Interment was in the church' HOSTESS TO MUSIC CLUB'checks totalling $150.
o’clock in the evening and about cemetery. iSIX RETAIL B^FR | | He was fined the cost of court and
20 people are expected.
I The well-known member of the j
] Manteo street department died at
OUTLETS; IM HYDE i Miss Addve Gould was hostess giiven a chance to make the two
There are six 'establishments in to the Roanoke Island Mn=ic Club;checks good by naying $5 a week.
VISITING MINISTER his home last Saturday night of Hvde County licensed bv the State Tuesday evening at the Tranquil Ephraim Daniels, negro, submit-
!N MANTEO SUNDAY .heart disease. He had been con- Department of Revenue to sell beer House. Seveval letters from state to a charge of being drunk and
i fined to his bed for the past six. at retail. 1 officers and chairmen were read by disorderly and was fined $15 and
The Reverend Paul Luno of weeks. | Figures, compiled by the Brew-, the president. Mrs. Rennie Wil-i costs.
Draper filled the pulpit of the John started work for the street ers and North Carolina Beer D’s- Hamson, and the new club rating; (George Lewis Midgett drew a
Manteo Bantist church as a guest. department in 1936 and worked tributors Committee, show that the ; sheet was read and discussed. A ; fine of $5 and costs for the same
minister last Sunday. j steadily at his job until last month sta+e has issued retail licenses to recorded American svrnuhmiv, j offense.
Mr. Lupo conducted both the when his illness forced him to re- 4.318 dealers in 98 North Carolina “G'-q-afl Tanvon Suite” bv Ferdip-1 Leslie Lowe was fined the cost
mrirning and evening sendees. A tire. There were few people on counties as of October 1. The tax , and Gnoffe, v-ag nreo-ni-afl 6-,re ^ of court for resisting arrest and
large congregation was present for the Island that did not know him year for beer licenses begins May movements. “Sunrise.” “Thp pa;Tit-|for being drunk and disorderly,
both sendees. jor failed to speak to him as he 1. \ |ed neserf”. “On the Trail”. “Sun-; Will Midgett pled guilty to
_ iwent about his daily task. | —— _ !'i°t”, and “Cloudburst”. During charges of being drung and dis-
Jhe first day the new milk re-' Sundving are his wdfe, four! G. D. Orr. a unit demonstration +6p social hour the hostess served wderlv, resisting an officer and de
ceiving station in Snruce Pine brothers and three sisters. Pall-' ■•’arT-ipr o" East Pnffalo Creek in a sweet course. ' stroying public property; i. e. the
opened, farmers brought in 14,413 bearers at the funeral were Al- Jackson County, has found that! windows in the cell in which he
poundg of milk, savs F. L. Wood- fonso Scarborough, James Gibbs, tame pastures pay better in the | For personal security an finan- was imprisoned. Judge Baum
and, farm agent of Mitchell Coun- Mel Bowser, Tom Scarborough, production of livestock than opeji n'al independence—Buy Defense fined him S9 and costs plus the cost
^y- Marshall CoHins, and Bob Green, range. I Savings Bonds and Stamps today, of replacing the broken windows.
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