Friday, April 2U, 1036
The Dal’e County Tim^sfManteo, N. C.
Par/G Three
Dare.jGounty Week by Week
Being the Li.yc and Newsy Items of Personal Interest
From the Various Communities in Our Territory
STUMPY POINT HAPPENINGS
>5 - Hooper—Wiiickcn
' The wedding ot Miss drsvee Wlnc-
k'en to Mr. Floyd U Hooper was
Eolcmnlze Saturday evening at Bcl-
haven, N. C. s,
Mrs. Hooper Is '.the atlracllve
daughter of Mrs. Paul Wlneken of
Saluda, N C. She is n member of
the. high school faculty of Stumpy
Point and very populaivnmong the
younger.set. She.ls-also president
of, the Epworth League, having held
this position since last: November.
Mr. Hooper is the oldest son of
Mr. and Mrs. M. y.Hooper ■ of
Stmnpy Point. Th’ey will make
their home In Stumpy Point.
liomc Dcmoustnttloii'Club Meets
Miss Alice CarteV rnet with club
Avomen at Stumpy Point Thursday
afternoon, at the/frome of Mrs. E.
M. Hooper. A very Interesting pro
gram was given. After the • busl-
' ness, the following were Judged to
have the prettlQ'J^’iyds on the
place. Mrs. Gertrude Wise was
nrst, Mrs. xVnnlo—Hooper second
and Mrs. Gene Wise, third. A
course of dellcldus refreshments
xxtn c served by
Juniur-SeuS^Banquet
The outstanding event of the
Stumpy Point High School, this
spring w.as the Jup!pr-S:nlor ban
quet given Friday night. April 17,
at the school bull^lnij._
roomjjvas decorated
group meets each Tuesday allcr-
noun at the Church.
Personals
Mrs. Earl Mceklns has returned
home after several weeks stay In
Elizabeth City, whei-e her small
daughter, Irene Dale has been' re
ceiving medical treatment. She has.i
MANTEO PERSONALS
but Is Improving
been very sick,
satisfactorily.
,Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Mceklns and
children arc spending the week
with relatives In Ellz.abcth. City.,
Mr. George Payne and Lee Mld-
gett motored to Elizabeth City Fri
day. , ’
Mrs. D. L. Mceklns. Jr.', Mrs. - C.
E. Mceklns, Mrs. T. M. Wise and
Mrs. C. 1. Hooper, spent last Friday
In Washington.
Mr. C. E. Payne and son Wilbur
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D.
R. Nixon of Elizabeth City for the
week end.
Luthur Payne had good luck to
come his way last week In the
catching of a big Roe Sturgeon,
about I'i feet long, with about 40
pounds of roe. It some of these
fish would come along even at this
late season the flshenncn would
feel a little better as shad Ashing
has been worst In years.
Mr. A. W. Hooper is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. A. C. Gard of F>ea-
beth City. Mrs. Hooper has been
spending the past two weeks there.
Mrs. Lucy Best has retunied from
Washington where slie was a
Mr. and Mrs. James Vannote and
little daughter, Jacqueline, vl.stted
Mrs. Vannote's mother, Mrs. J. A.
Evans, at Ocean View Sunday.
E. S. Wise, tax supervisor,' return
ed Tuseday from a business trip to
Stumpy Point.
Barney Fisher of Salvo was a
visitor In twon^ Monday.
Mr. and Mr.s. Dewey Haytnan and
daughter, Gloria Gould, and Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Tomiscnd spent
j Sunday at Ea.st Lake.
Sparrow Mldgctt of Manns Har
bor was a visitor In -twon Tuesday.
KITTY HAWK PERSONALS
[blue Ash made up the catches.
! Miss Alma Rogers spent the we^
end at Kill -Devil Hill, the guest 'or
Miss Lida Tlllett. ' , t
.Orville Roger.? and Mackley Hlnw
moiored to Norfolk Saturday. - ■- ^
' Mrs. Raymond Perry and tAvo
small daughters, of Collngton are
visiting Mrs. Ned Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Rogers and
children, Nelma, Lessle, Willie
Arthur Hines and Miss Mary Trl-.
ford vLsltcd friends and relatives in
Currituck County Sunday.
Mr. and Mr.s. Woodson Mldgctt
entertained from eight until lAvclye
Saturday night. Tliose preseht
were: Maxton and Junior Mldgottf.
Edward Lee Mldgett, Colon Oart,,
^^tcr, Mrs. Ella McKlsslck and little
grand daughter, Lila.
EAST LAKE NEWS
Mr. and .Mrs. Will Smith and
children ol -Norfolk spent Sunday
■wlUr Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Smith.
Miss Ella and Bertha left Sunday
for Nags Head Avhere they expect
to have wc during the summer.
Mrs. Neli,c Calson of Elizabeth
City has returned home after spend
ing some time Avlth Christine Sim
mons.
; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mann and
Prank Cohoon of Manteo spent Fri
day here.
■Mr. A. D. Brlckhousc of Columbia
The banquet rc„....^..- . , ,, ,
to represent a foreSfwlth the over- patient In the hosP'tal.
o ontinnv nf ereen and gold. Mrs. Robert Wise Is Alsltlng he
daughter, Mrs. Zion Mason of Nor-
S
head a canopy of green and gold
the senior class colors. The same
scheme Avas carried out In the table
decorations, whlcb'Sllcluded an Im
provised lake in the center of „ a
long table. Each guest-was. given
a favor. AVhlch Avhen opened Avith
a bang! iiontaincd his or her fort
une, a souvesir and a paper hat.
The banquet nie.a!^^,consisted of
friilt cocktail, .mCaV,' vegetable nhd
salad courses. Ice cream and cake,
and Iced tea. Th'f fdJstlng was in
terrupted by toasts, responses and
songs. An air of Jollity and Avhole-
some ,fun prevailed, throughout the
evening. ' '’'A-:'
Birthday Party
The Avomcn"' dl^Puhipy Point
church gave Mr3,_4ll53. Lewis
a delightful surprlsp Ijlijthday party,
last Thursday night. ' The Avomen
all met at Mrs. R. L. Mldgett and
Avent over to the parsonage In a
■ group. ^
. Upon entering» they all sang
■'Happy Birthday: C»*mes were cn-
■Joy by all. Miss’^Aiice Carter of
Manteo entertained Avlth ■ some, of
Songs and Jokes. % Mr. and Mrs.
?/-LeAvls_ sang -a) ^number,, liL.KpreanX
Mifwougiit tliWowh reVlng.' which
'f, aWd much fun. The honoree
'9^ ’ received many nice and useful gifts.
twenty Iavo present.
Missionary Society Meets'
^■The Woman’s Missionary Society
met In their monthly prayer meet
ing Avith Mrs. L. D. Hooper Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. E,. M. Hooper
led a very Interesting program on
Spiritual GroAvth.' Mrs. A. C.
Hooper gave a hclpfijl talk on How
Ave groAV Spiritually.-*-* Mrs. P. F.
Meeklns, Spiritual Life leader, en
couraged all to strengthen their
prayer life. " The Spiritual Life
folk.
Mrs. Delphhie Mceklns Is .spend
ing the AA'eek at Buxton AA'ith her
son and family, Mr. B. R. Payne.
Miss Lee Whlthurst of Washing
ton. N. C.. has been spending a
few days here as the guest of Mrs.
W. G. Wise.’
Mrs.,' Sybil Dixon and little
daughter, Janet Gayle have return
ed to Oielr home near Greenville,
after a week stay with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. M .V. Hooper. Troy
Hooper accompanied them homo
for a short visit.
Mrs. Marla Wise Avas taken to
Washington Monday for medical
treatment. She AVas accompanied
by Mrs. George Payne Avho has been
ill for the past feAV days.
Miss Nannie Harrell, teacher In
the school here, spent the Aveck end
with MLss Eunice Smith of Pantego.
Born to Mrs. Bruce Roe of this
place a son, Richard Lewis. Mother
and baby doing fine, Mrs. floe, be
fore her marriage, was Miss Nina
Hooper. If ,
Mrs. W. W. Mldgett left Friday
for - an extended automobile lour,
during AA-hlch time .she will visit
her daughtrs nar Washington, and
will spend several months In the
capltoI, returning Bbout the last
of the summer.
Dick Councilman Is making an
addition to his beach cabin near
Kitty HaAVk Coast Guard Station.
Born to Mr. and Mns. Adolphas
Hines, a baby girl, Saturday 18lh,
John Mitchell with a parly of
friends from Henderson, are here
for a feAV days sport fishing at Ore
gon Inlet.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Perry arc
operating Jc.sse Baum’s new Flllhig
Station at Nags Head.
Herman and Edward RogCTs arc
nomc on leave from ihe Fbufi’n
Coast Guard District.
Mrs. Leona Rogers has been 111
for some time and Is slow’ly Im
proving.
Mr. and Mrs. Llnwood Tlllett and
friends, motored to Manteo, Tues
day to the base ball game.
(Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Hines haA’C
moved to Virginia Beach for the
summer as Mr, Hines has a Job
there.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Nelson motor
ed to Phoebus, Va., on business this
AA'eek.
Miss Claudia Sanderlin Is getting
her "Log Cabin Inn" cottage on
the beach In readiness for the sum
mer.
Mr.s. Adraln Hard Is home from
Florida for the summer, i ■
rmwar.. was the gucst of Mr .and Mrs.
Jim Scarborough, Avery Simpson', Heckstall TAvlford, Sunday.
Elsie Mae amllton, Ellen and - Miss Dorothy Simmons has re-
Blanchc Sarborough, Ellen Dowdy,' turned honre
L^sic Rogers, Myrtle Card, Mary.
ulten(l:xl until the present time, on boUi brlgcs as dlate as July 4,
Some time ago I Avas called to Nor-|AviU SAvell to many tlmw "'’ej
folk and Ava.s absent for several year's business, Judging from all In-
Aveeks. During my absence.'I did dlcatlons. -There arc more hotels,
not attend school in Norfolk or and more nilmg stations and more
elsewhere and I did not come home j attractions and the season has al-
'to lake part In the Field'Day Ex-; ready started, for .some of the hotels
'crclses as some have implied. I, arc already open for business, somo-
came home to try to nnbli my mi-.g that never ha.s happ.ned be-
grade Avlth my class and AA'ith the i
consent of the County Superintend
ent, I am doing extra Avork In order '
that I might finish the 10th grade
this year. ;
Even though Buxton School Avon
the silver-oup AAillhout my 10 points!
I feel like I am just as aiiuch cn- '
lUlecI to enter for my. school ;
any other studeiAt in the BuxIoia
Twlford, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Aus-^
tin and children. Refreshments were
served. '
A reliable lady related the fol
lowing remarkable recard Sunday
afternoon. ’ , -f
She ha-s been married thirty-live
years. Never once In all this time
has spent the night awwy from her
hu.sband. Only In the dcath'-or,
sickness of their daughter, which
occurred .six years ago.
lllr. Stewart Curias and children
Elwood, Mildred and Jean went to
Elizabeth City Monday to attend
the, funeral of the children’s grand
mother, Mrs. Creef of Norfolfc
Mrs. Carrie Beals -whs in
both City Monday.
Mrs. Woodson Mldgctt left Mon-,
day to visit her mother at
Branch. -l
winter montlis In Elizabeth City.
' Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Whitehead
and daughter, Barbara Ann of Nor
folk are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
O. L. Mann.
Miss Syblc Smith has returned
to Norfolk after .spending a fOAV
days AVlth her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
O. C. Smith.
Coolelge Basnlght and Dick TavI-
ford left Sunday for Stumpy Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Wlllai-d Kellogg of
Norfolk, are the guests ot Mr. and
Mrs. D. H. Hassell.
Loubert Cahoon spent Sunday
AA’ith his parents, Mr. and Mr.s. A
M. Cahoon.
COLINOTON BRIEFS
So far It is not known avIio avIII
be appointed, but Capt. Bill
Etheridge, AVho Avas policeman -two
summers, Is -an applicant^ avIUi
many strong friends backing hlm.„
Sailors’ Lampposts
".Sailors’ Lamiiposts" are the ga.s
ttioys Unit help male oiir rivers
and bays safe for tavlgallon,
school. '
SYLVIA DASNETTE
Frisco, N, C. ,
April 23, 193G,
EDERER NET MEN VISITING
HARE COUNTY FISHERMEN
ROUANTHE NEWS
George Hall, genial repre-senta-
tlvo of cthc R. J. Ederer Net &
Twine Company, AVllh Theodore
Rausch, credit manager of- the
Company. Avero visitors In Manteo
this Aveek. and are calling on fish-,
ermen In other parts of the county.
The Ederer ‘ Company .sells much
netlng in Dare County, and also in
recent years has sold much fishing
tackle, Avhlch may be found at the
stores of M. L. Daniels, Whale-
botie Filling Station and S. M-
Roaers;
YOU MAY HAVE A..
WRECK
But Don’t Let It Be Because of..
DEFECTIVE TIRES
It’s so easy to avoid tire trouble by
letting us put on a new set of ...
TIRES
The two teachers of Collngton
.school, Mrs. Floyd Olldcn and Mrs.
Jack Walker both having married
during the school term, spent the
week end at Orandy, N. C., Avlth
thflr husbands.
Miss Inez Spcnccr, Elementary
teacher at Manns Harbor, was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Stet
son and family during the Easter
NAGS HEAD PERSONALS
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Mldgctt, a son weighing 8'A pounds
Mother and baby are getting along
line.
Capt. J. A. Mldgett and Avlfc, Mr.
and Mrs. Pt'cslon Gray and Ros-
ald Gray motored to Hattoras Sun-
day.
Jimmie Whitehead, Jr., spent the
AA’cek end at Manteo.
Edgcmorc Duvall spent the Avcok
end at Manteo Avlt his Avlfe. ,
Mrs. Rebecca Mldgett and daugh
ter was called to the bedside ot her
daughter, Mrs. A. Hines at Kitty
H,.wk Sunday.
J. A. Meeklns Is feeling better,
SAYS A NEEDY CASE
holiday.?. , .
Mrs. L. W. Stetson was very iu-being ill Avlth the flu.
last week, but has Improved. -;■[ capt. Levenc Mldgett, of Oregon
sick
“l*Th''e'hew'.Saw Mill has’-begun- op
erailon. Several men are employed.
It seems to be a sure enough-suc
cess. It promises much help to the
conununlty in a financial way.
NORFOLK PERSONALS ABOUT
’ STUMPY POINT PEOPLE
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Brownie ‘
Camera
•' is a dependable picture maker,
easy to usc.^cpnA’enlent to
carry.’ It’s the^blggest dollar
camera on the market!
Norfolk — Richmond, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Wise and
children, Melba, and George, Jr.,
1605 Moran Ave., spent the Easter
holidays at Stumpy Point, N. C.
They Averc accompanied by Master
Jack Consolvo also ot Norfolk. Miss
Wise and Mr. AVlse are students
at Maury High School, Norfolk, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wise and
children. Geraldine and Olga, who
are residing here during the school
session, AVhere their daughter,
Geraldine is attending Maury High
School, have returned after spend
ing the Easter holidays at Stumpy | were serlowly^
Point.
Miss Hazel Hooper, 417 P.?lrfax
Ave., has returpecl, after .spending
the holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. D. Hooper, Stumpy
Point. She is taking a beauty
course.
Miss Selma Mason, 304 Clay Avo.,
Is at home after spending some
time prior to the holidays with her
Mrs. P. C. Cohoon from Elizabeth
City with several friends are spend
ing a few days In her summer cot
tage here.
Mrs. H. J. Barnett and-Mrs. W.
B. Gray and children of I^njI Is
land, NeAV York, are visiting,their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Wise
’They expect to remain here for two
or three month.?.
(Neddie Wise, Miss Josephine
Partridge, Miss Bessie 1111611, Mrs.
H. J. Barnett. Mrs. W. B, Gray and
Mr. and Mrif W. o; Howpwell visit
ed -IrletKlslat'; Poplar.
Manteo''Sunday aftemoon/’-^^^'-i
'■ Many tourists spent Su^ay'- here.
Among them' were loUr ydutig-men
In two airplanes w(hlch seemed to
be- the attraction of the day.
The Sunday school cla^s from
the Methodist Church In the ..Nags
Head woodls, have organized-- "a
“Young People’s Association." Lar-
ena Beasley was elected. president,
Luther Johnson vice president, Hil
da Mldgett secretary and Ray Mld
gett trtasurer. ’There arc eleven
members so far, but they expect to
have many more later. They met
for the nrst time last Sunday night.
Mrs. Horatio Culpepper is im
proving alter being 111 for scA’cral
days.
A car driven by Jethro Mldgett,
Jr., turned over while driving
through Wanchese Sunday after
noon. Neither the car nor driver
Ralph Meeklns. having accepted
a Job at Wanchese. will make his
home there, where his wife has
been keeping house lor her father
Ralph ’’niiett. ■’ 7
John O. Bileekins, Is able to
out again, after bei^ sick, at home
for two’weeks. 1 v-:';-
Mr.. John'H. Meeklns Is out aft^
a week of Illness.-(■
Mr. and Mra.‘ Walter WilUatvs;
have moved to Avon,- where^ the^
win make Ihelr, Hbine;7 -’ A," s' ,,
;Dom to Mr. aiid. Mrs. OrUndol
Mfeklns,. a hoy. vM^,w'and-:^b3r
doilng fihe.'v- ''
-•Mr. arid'Mrs.-U'.f 3.-Meeklnstmade,
of
store.
'Work'-- 'oii' the '' enlargement
their,store. Is well,und^ay.- - .
A’The teachers,,qt^'^Ungton.-ito^
the Jntirii' school to Fort'-Raklgh
and kill l3evli.BiU for a haU'hqU-,
day' Easter .Monday; ,. The, Wp not
only : being recreaUoi^, ’ hut -adur-
catlohid. tAfter vlalUriglPori
etgh. They drove ; to Manteo^ and
the teatKers saw thatfeach’ cliUd
got fiomc rcfresliiTichts,i*ftor ■which
they stopped by Kill Devil Hill and
those who had never been up In the
tower, were allowrt to go, under
the supervision of one of the teach
ers. Every one reporU a good time.
Inlet Coast Guard Station is home
lU.
All members of Rodanthe high
school and Mr. J. K. Styles, Miss
Eliza Mldgett, MLss Thelma Mld
gett, Mr. Marshal Sanderlin, Mr.
Alton .Meeklns and Miss Melba
Mldgctt spent Friday at Haiteras
attendU Field Day, they all re
mained over that night, attending
the show. ..
-tRanzy Mldgctt, NcAvcombc M!d-
gW and Mrs. Marcle Douglas Avere
to'.Hatteras Friday on business.
. jits. Cromner - who Is staying at
hfenteo,- tctAimed with Mr. Cremner
Editor The Times:—
In regards to the letter sent you
last Aveek concerning Mr. Kcrmel-
das’ condition and asking for help
Mr. Kcrmeldas asked me to Avrlte '
you as to why It Avas not printed
In this Aveeks’ paper. My Idea Is.
It reached you too late. This really
Is a needy case The ninth opera
tion Avas performed on him Satur
day morning, removing a piece of
the Jawbone,' I AA-as out to the
hospital yesterday, he Is suffering |
much from this opemtlon. And I
the,doctors have told him he must,
have another one soon.;' He Is very j
lOAV. j
Hope you Avon’t think me too j
ineddlescme about this. i
Wishing you must succcs-s Avlth j
the paper and Its continued groAA'th.
We enjoy It very much.
BESSIE QUIDLEY
712 Woi^ls Ave.
Norfolk, Va.
—^How’s Your Battery s h
Gel d new Firestone Battery amihe
dll set for the summer
jsxaco (PAodu/dtA
STEIfEHS TIRE STORE, INC.
The One Slop Service Station
'Cor Fearing and WatcT'^ts. Elizabeth City, N. C.
'Mdri4y-Back~Guairihtf^'fi^^
Funeral services of Epton Mann,
age 29, were held at the East Lake
Methodist church Friday. Mr.
Mann was a native of East Laka,
but Avas recently living at. Norfolk.
He dle,(4-at'. Er5'to8:,,Pah-;,.'vbqre ho
Band'’aidgeet^ger'spent the week
etfd-'at Manteo, AS'ith his family
^ '-s^Zenlth Mldgett is 111 at her home.
'Alvey and, Vance Mldgett, attend-
eli' 'ihe dance at Manteo, Saturday
uigh't.
iftldr. Herbert Mldgett of Bodic Is-
•idn Coast Guard Station Is spend
ing a few days here.
%S:mpthe^^’MtB3;D.T.H.fHassell’
tAvo sisters of Norfolk, Mrs. Will-ard
Kellogg, Mrs. Jimmie Mercle. one
brother, Onebo Mann of Frying Pan
lurvlvc. Pallbearars were, Heckstall
Twlford. C. C. Smith Connie Taa'1
ford and Richard Smith.
BUXTON NEWS-
WANCHESE NEWS
Cadet Richard Gray, Jr., has te
turned to Oak Ridge hUlltary. In-
V.
Mrs. Bertie Dbton delightfully
'entertained at a birthday party
in honor of "her daughter,. Miss
Wena Dixon's 17th birthday. A
color scheme of pink and Avhlte
'was most attracting carried out,
Cake, punch and candy were served,
Many pretty and useful gifts Avere
received.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Z. Mldgett of
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. T.
Mr. »nd Mrs. IBuchanan from
Durham arc here for a few days.
’They are building a beach home
said to cost $14,000.
Mr. J. C. Badham and son, Jack
of Edonton, N. C., spent Sunday
here.
Mrs. H. J. Barnett and daughter
Be.sslc spent Saturday night with
her slstcr-ln-law, Mrs. Jeff Hay-
stltute after spending the Ewter jersey have returned home at-
holidays Arith his parents, Mr. ana ^ j ^ ^r. Mldgctt’s par
Mrs. R. H. Gray.' Private Bennie
Abernathy of Port .Moriroe was
the week end guest of Cadet Gray
Wise, Stumpy Point.
Z. E. Mason, of Stumpy Point and
Manteo, s^nt Easter here.
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Protettl Your Home and Property
I NOW
* With
JINDSIORI
men at Wanchese.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cropscy arc
her for a few days. ’Tlicy arc stay
ing at the Fourth Estate.
Donald Gray, ■who has been ser;
i'ousiy 111 for several weeks at the
home of his uncle. E. 8. Pugh, In
Elizabeth City, has .returned to his
home. He will not able to retuira
to school. *'
Mr. and Mrs. CharUc Ward have
a young son named I^tcr-Conrad.'.;
INSURANCE
, $2.00,PER $1,000 C0VERA6E
Full Coverage When Loss is Over $25.00
;$2,# PER $1,000 COVERAGE
Fiiir Courage Regardless of Amount
, of Loss
SOUTHERN LOAN & INSURANCE CO.
ofiElizabcth City, N. C.
Plwhc or See I. P. DAVIS
Dare^County Representative
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DUCK PERSONALS
Captain Jesse Gard. of Creeds
Hill Coast Guard Station, was home
a few days this week with his'wife
and ton Colon.
Mrs. Stewart' Curies has been In
Norfolk at the bedside of her
mother. Mrs. Creef who is now
dead.
D. W. fWhltson and family moved
to their new home In Manteo last
Wednesday. Mr. 'Whitson will be
missed. Ho was a generous and
AAScful citizen.
There Is an epidemic of Influenza.
In this small vlUagc. Those lU arc
as follows;
FRISCO NEWS.
Social HappentoC*
J. K. Hlnes, ;Mrs.^ MoUlc Hirics,
Johnnie Hines, Mrs.- J. D. Scarbw-,
ough and dangler', Plora,' Johnnie
Beals, Annie Spruill and Mrs. John
nie Hines.
Little N. .J. Harrell has been,’ser
iously 111 Arith membraneous croop.
Mrs. Molllc Hirics was 'called to
Virginia Beach' Friday to' see her
son Ixjinmlc. He has pneumonia.
AUho In bed most of a week, she
immtxllalely got up and went to Ills
laid. Of such grand stuff arc our
'mothers made.
The Sea Plslilng was fair tills
past week. J. K. Hines crew, tW
"Du Flappers" -were, high. Sales
reselling a total of $111-00, mostly
I King Pish a few Rock trout akid
April 18. Field Day, all the schools
on Cape Hatteras Joined In conteste
seeing which schol could, wlri' the
silver cup. Buxton '-l and Frisco,^
consolidated, won 51 points.Those
winning were Sylvia' Basnett of
Frisco, for baseball pitching , and
broad jumping, Rutherford Basnett
AA’on the 440 yard dash. Edgar Tol-
son won the relay test. I,' 7.. i;
Those of Buxton winning .were
Olga Gray for 'the 50 yard dash;
'clarence Jonnett for the broad
Jump and shot put, Tomnay Gray
for the 100 yard dash.' '7,. •
Buxton school 'won the sUierj.cup.;
The WellwoHh Club’met’Moiiiday
at the church and took jii; several
new members... Mri. 'Allen IBlchcr.
was elected pnesldenCl Mm. Bri"*
Fulcher, .secretory: Mia.?0. W./AUS3
tin,' -vioe r, president: " conmlttoe^^,
Settle Fulcher. ■. Mrs. ^WUma
Fulcher. ..Mrs; Hilda-Fulchcr,|^?:
Janie Birhctt, Miss Sylvia Ba^t
and Mrs. Mary ,'Whcdfcc. fi S^lk
' i' -'APerwawW^'
Mrs. Jimmie'Ho()pcr-.of;.8alyo'|l8
.visiting her parents, MrVand. l^y
O. G. Baiiictt. ■
Vance MWgctt and Jluunlc Hoop-,
iu:. luolorod here from Salyq, ,whri^
Vance 'Mkigett and Miss AJaiiicw'crc.-
Ihe'dlimcr guosU.of
Austin. ' ' '7
■Mrs. Eddie WUUams left Thurs?
UNERAL SERVICES FOR
EPTON MANN HELD FRIDAY
ABETTER
few cents a
DARE COUNTY BOY WHO
CAN’T FORGET THE OLD HOME
will
to cover Ihe down payment on n •niirt-lookingj'^:ood ruo-
nntootobUfi of lh* BiBlke sod model you Toe iiel*.i..
ance can be arranged to fit any family budget—only a kw‘
Our uaed cara ore iboroughly recondilinMn
eenu a day.
and gnaraatecd.
nets hers.
' Mrs. Shelton O'Neal of Manteo
Is visiting her . mother, Mrs. T.
Mldgctt at her home here.
' -Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Barnett
New Jersey have been the' g-jests
of relatives here.
Mr.s. Vernon Helms has returoed
I'oirie'after visiting her bvothcr-in-
law in Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Shelly Frontls left
today for Norfolk, they were ac
companied by Mrs. Frontls uncle,
'a.' D. Jennectc.
.'-News has been received here of
a' young son bors to Mrs. Rctta
■Jones formerly of this place, no'.v
of Mississippi.
-Mr. and B. T. Jennette Avho has’
'been quite 111 is improving.
'^-Walter Barnett under medical
treatment In Norfolk Is reported
Improving. '
.4'Mrs. Leona Jennett, Mrs, Sybil
Anslow.’Mrs. Ramirez and .Mrs.
Klass'spent Tuesday and Wednes-
'iliiy In Norfolk shopping. -
ICcharUe Fulcher, of Manteo was
here, today ,pn business. .
J.' Gray spCiif last Tuesday in
’Eiliabeth City.
Casey Is ill ill at his home
fierie."'’.,
f'.Bdward Quldlcy of New Jersey is
njlending some time with his par-
and- Mrs. J. A. Quldlcy.
Editor. The Dare County Times,
Manteo. North OaroUna
A' mon’da or so ago I saAV a letter
AA'rltten by someone in behalf of
Mrs. RoAvena Quidley of Buxton, as
a person Avho has dsvofcd the major
portion of her life in beha'.f of the
people nl her community, all of
which I know Is to be the absolute
truth.
Just as a little token of my
friendship and love for her, I Avould
like for you to send her the Dare
County Times'for a year or so and
if you will kindly send me bill for
the paper, I will have check sent
to you.- If she is a subscriber to ,
your paper. Just disregard this let-. f , i-,*
of[ter entirely. I’ord-'Couc’h A-l Coiitlilion
Your ncAVS items bring to mem
ory my childhood days spent. at
Buxton, and Avhlch as you knoAV
are. verj’ close to my heart.
Under separate cover I am send
ing you a check for Hooper, and
although I do not knoAv him per
sonally, I am very glad Indeed,to
contribute a small part, to his wel
fare and happiness.
Very sincerely yours.
jimmy O’NEAL '
Raleigh, N. C.
April 29, 1936.
BEST
'JSED
VALUES
'iTd
1332
'Clicvrolel Coupe
' Cliryslcr CoiijiC: .
' - 1929 c
SUulebiikcr Seilaii f -41^^'
i>..u.,..i I,A S.-11' ■
1934,
Ford V-8 Forddr
Friced lo Sell
'•nfr^rMr.
A HOT TIME IN
THE OLD TOWN
A T NAGS HEAD
1933
Dodge Sedan
- , . 1935 '
Ford V-8 Coupe
1931
Chevrolet Tudor Sedan
. 1934 .
Foril y-8 Forilor Setlut
willi new uiolor i.,
JONES BROS. INC;
Elizabeth city; N. C. Fhonc 74
Policeman at That Resort
Will Have Both Hands and
Both Feet Full
-EXFiLAiNS MISUNDERSTANDING
? ifABOUT SCHOOL EXERCISES
day tor Norfolk to visit her daugii- fe.th
Next month, the Board ot Com
missioners of Dare Co'unty will
name a special policeman to serve!
Na^s Head and tihe Beada this
rummer, os Is the usual cuslom.
.And depend on It, this policeman
will have work' to do. like it has
ncA’cr been before..
The Mags Head ■ season always ,
provides plenty of cxti’a AA’ork for'
the Sheriff, some' ''.ing that never'
happened before the day of roads
fel)uctb'RVnilsuiulcr.slaiidlng abouljand bridge.?. And this j’car It Is
tlie Field Day Exercise.? going to bo greater. In fact no one)
and- Mrs-Shelby Frontis AA’cre
^ftors in Norfolk’ Monday.
k’Mrs. Loran Barnett and Mr. and
*iiy;J{irvis Bamclt left today lor
Hcwklforkr.^.;..
Editor .Ihc .Time.?:
hiY’^cnicring tlic Field Day Exercisi
j5^wouW-:Ukc^ to make this statc-
aen^Vf-’- '
V-r,entered High School at Buxton
mall can lia.’Adlc' llic Job satisfactor
ily.' - - ,' ■' *
For croAA-ds that; reached record
■-
j^thcIi'ciShVh grade, In 1833, and brwklng poInU last year wlUi toUs
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