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r.uiu '1^ BIRTHPLACE OF THE NATION—1584 BIRTHPLACE OF . AVIATION—1903 DARE wm m NTYTIME A PAPER ATHeiED TO THE HEAlfTBBAt OF THE GREAT CARCV LINA COASTLAND "-i ft Xol. 1; No. 51 MANfEO, N. (&FHday, Juno 19, 1936 ifOTED FOR DARE; HELPED TO BUILD rrs COURTHOUSE HARBINGER BOY AGRICULTURE Uncle “Bill Joi^” Biisnisht, ■ lAged 87, Tells of Early Life ■' In East Lake A spry old man lof his years, one | who works every day, and has never | stopped farming is, Uncle William Jordan Basnlght, who is visiting. ’' his son, W. P. Basnlght at Mauteo > tdese days. “Uncle Bill Jord,“ as ho Is known to his acquaintances, voted his first time In the election that created Dare County from parts of Currituck, Tyrrell and Hyde, and .IS a young carpenter, helped, his father hulld Dare’s first court- • house, a structure that burned down • just a few years ago. ' Talking about his boyhood days in East Lake, Uncle Bill siiy.s, follcs •were concerned only with some- V thing to cat and to wear. They - did not need money, but had to work for everything they got. In that time more than 70 years ago, 'people raised all their moat, corn, and potatoes, and wove their clothes on a loom. i . ‘’1 never had any store clothes until I was a grown man, and earn ed the money to buy them with ,Wc used to make part of our living In the swamps. I have stood In ■water to my waist in' warm jveather and cold weather, and sawed logs from juniper trees to make sliln- gles from. We were tough then and could stand It, but the young people today couldn't stick up to t it, “I was hearty as a buck. ■ If wa got'sick, mother did the doctoring, 'and mostly used quinine. “We lived at the last house back from the road in what is called TwUord Nelghborliood. It was a- bout a half mile down to the lake, but the road was so bad In the winter we couldn't get out very well to the rest of the neighborhood. In fact there was no real road. ‘'...We could go down to the lake and „ ’catch flsh. ~ l^^yohue.'.to^Bet’.ln |i^^?j.5-.;ai 'Bept«fiber mhfr-'wili be 88 ?\fAc^LiCAPT.EPH PULLS HIS TEETH WITH ORDINARY PLIERS Bailey Led ire Ticket in Dare Rcmarkablu Man. Wci)fhinjf 301 Pi)un(l8 at Ajfc of 75 Has No Ailments At All 1V f'A THIS dapper and handsome young fellow with the nonchalance and savior falre of a city youth, is a brother of Chief Police Dotvdy of It goes without saying that Capt. Ephraim" Mccklns ts a remarkable man. Last week, with a .* r of ordinary common wlr: pliers, he pulled two of his own teeth.' Ho had jarred the tcolU locsc by c'new- Ing the meat from a banc. Capt. Ephraim who will,be, rc- memberctl ns the jolly brlcl'gc keep er so long on the Roanoke Sound bridge. Is 75 years of age. He weighs 301 pounds. He has no aches ncr pains, nor Unrlliy nllnumts. so far ns ho knows. He can plow In the field, works hard each day. digs polatoc.s, and kcci)s up with the rest of -tl # ,’>oys. Capt. Ei)h is a great jo’Kcr. He Mantco, mid son oPT G Dowdy of ', has pbiyed many a Ir'.ck on his Harbinger. His name Is Elmer R. j friends. He was for many years. Dowdy, and ho graduated with hon-• ■associated In keeping a lighthouse or from Slate College in Italelgh j with C.ipt. Lum Mldg«t‘(. Capt. in 1Q35, becoming a teacher this Midgctt thought as much of beof p.ist season .at Lilllngton. He iallzcd In ngrlexiUurc. He Is gifted with rare pcisonal.ly that makes him many friends, tie is a hard worker His mother, Uio late Clara C-.inlels Dowdy, was a sister of Oscar, and Jake Daniels, and Mrs. Mollle Baum of Wanchesc. :pec- hash as Jlggs old. 'I lost my wife early in life, and she left me seven children, three of whom were so young, they do not remember tholr mother." , Mr Basnlght recently cleared up a three acre garden patch near WPA OYSTER PLANTING IS HALTED HERE Work Has Been Halted Since Last Saturday; Lack of Funds Said to be Reason thinks of the pro verbial corn beef and cabbage. Fin ally Capt Eph becamn sjiioi on hn.sh, and thinking to havp •vt-'.te fun with his friend, he surrepti tiously withdrew n large white but ton such .ns may be found on the vs«^«crwoar of men, from' tlia plate of Jiash that was served him. •'Where did you get that from?” Capt. Lum asked. , It v«.s in tills licte beef,’’ Capt. Eph replied. Not to be fcazod, Capt. Lum re plied. I’d a thought they'd a took the clothes off the darn fellow before they ground him up." and he kept right on eating. Oyster planting in Dare County waters under the supervision of the WPA project for replenishing oys ters has^bcen,^.closed^down temppr- ®rnyj^cc6irdtag|t^^>raatlojjy^ ln;Ea.i7Abetb Clty.'‘f;.'niis5w6ft''Wa:s- halt^'lMt Saturday, after having been carried on since last November The lack of appropriated funds to carry on this work is said to be the reason. Tlie curtailment of this work places Dare County at a los.s two Norfolk, just to keep In .form. He Ob® '''®y means spends much' time visiting around his children. There are five sons and two daughters: W. P. Basnlght I'of Mantco; S. C. Basnlght of Mash- ' oes; Walter and Bub Basnlght of I Norfolk; and li S. Basnlght of ; iMoyock; Mrs. Seldon Creef and ; Mrs. Jepp Mccklns of Norfolk. ' Uncle Mann H. Basnlght, well ~known boatbuildcr, who recently 'died at Mantco,’was a brother of .Uncle Bill Jord. . *, TIME GROWING SHORT. ON TAX COLLECTIONS ’.People Asked to Make' Effort to Pay Before July 4; Advertisement “ July '6. iSf'J »>-, i , 1: “Time is growing short on tax , collecting, and theadvertLsment •having been postponed, we will have to advertise property the first Mon day In July or the 6th,’’ Sheriff D. V, Mccklns said this week. “This will have to be done unless the '.Commissioners order further post- .ponement.” Collections have been better than ■ in the past four years which indl- ' cates better times, altho some com- ’munitics have not made any money, 'while others have made a little, ;j The Sheriff no longer sells prop- 'erty for taxes under the new laws, but sellq, the tax receipt. Usually .'no one makes a bid, and the coun ty continues to hold the claim. At . the end of a certain period the Commissioners are required to place .^;ihc account In the hands of the ^County Attorney, and he begins a ■ foreclosure procedure which costs ''.'extra money. ' > “The worst thing I have to do, • ls to advertise taxes, because In some cases there are ijqoplo not .. ..able to pay," the Sheriff stated. - ."Sometimes, a. peri»n' who doesn’t ilcnow better, gets mad but that Is - jiot so bad as to not carry out the “law and have a shortage of ac- counts, wlilch would be worse, and ■".would bring morb censure.” he .'Said, When you sec a young fellow iktlling time, you are, simply look- ■-ing at .a needy ..old. mail In the '■making. ’ We remember the limes .we.were right' aiid; forged the timei; We were ynong. • ' ■" ' that a payroll of approximately $600 per week has been cut off and the second Is that this valu'ablc work comes to a stand still. As a result of the curtailment of this project under the local super vision of Captain George Mann, both he and his sectional foremen and their crews have to .seek other employment. “The following supervisors are ef fected: Alf B. Hooper of Stumpy Point, Robert Baum of Wanchesc and Hugh Basnlght of Mantco. Teaching Project Stopped The adult teaching project for Dare County has been stopjxxl as well, according to the same source of information as above. This pro ject was for the teaching of Illit erate ad’aits. SURFMAN’S ASSOCIATION PRAISED BY ETHERIDGE Popular Chief Warrant Officer Commends Idea of Life-Saveni Association “I am glad- to see that the surf- men of the Seventh District Coast Guard, arc contemplating forming a social organization for the en joyment and advancement of them selves and families,’* said Walter Etheridge, Chief Warrant Officer attached to Headquarters in Eliza beth City, and formerly keeper of Nags Head Station. “I believe it will be one of the greatest steps ever taken by the en listed inen, and hope they will meet wltli a unanimous response from every enlisted man, in their efforts to organize," he continued. ^ “1. be lieve headquarters will encourage it, and think it will do much toward creating a more wholesome inter est and appreciation for the ser vice." Many other men have conmtented favorably, and a number of retired enlisted men have said they would like to join, just for the social feat ure of the organization. Willi lead ing men in the service favoring it and cooperating, as Walter Ethe ridge is doing, the association COLORED MAN RECEIVES FIRST In a letter this week' to TliO’!. County Times, in .iivhich .be.|ii^|| „ tions;,UiatvUic.iblUjpr6'vlUl^-’rb^^'' BocaL^ PoisF'Otffic'e? Paj4 ’’6at First Bonus To Pea Island Coast Guard Tuesday The first bonus paid out in Man- teo was paid at noon Tuasday to Maxic M. Berry, No. 1. Surfman at Pea Island Coast Guard Station, •by C. R. Evans, postmaster at Man- teo. TTic bonus came in the form of a numbef'of $50 bbnds, ahd a check for the odd balance due this recipient, T am glad to get this,” -said Maxle Berry. - "And I am going right out now to pay off some debts first thing." - ' Postmaster Evans stated tliot numerous batches of the bonus, bond: had gone forward to other postofflces in Dare County, .Tues day morning. Many veterans will not receive their bonus tliU lime, due to delays in the proper filing of claims, some of which had. to be returned for corrections. ” ' BEACH CLUB TO HAVE LIFE GUARD SERVICE Something n“w for Nags Head and Kitty Hawk Beaches, is the em ployment of a professional life guard at the Beach Club. According to Sidney Mitchell, manager of the B.each Club this season, .this professional life guard service Is to be had. A life guard’s watch tower has already been con structed near the breakers and as the season gets into full swing c.\- pert lifeguards will be there to pro tect bathers from occidental trag edy. - W. C. GASKILL WILL RUN NAGS HEAD CASINO "Single Copy IFLORIDA PRAISEDi HAGS UU FOR ORANGES AND GOOD NEIGHBORS Van Lewark, Home From Land of OranKcs, Alliga tors, Sand Flies and ■ - Sharks \ OGRESSIVE STEF i ALL ITS HISTORY SENATOR JOSIAH WILLIAMfBAlLEY is pnpulnr with Dare County folk who appreciate his scrvlct^at the National Capitol. Ho won a total of 1100 votes, more thaiCatoKother candidate for either county or state ticket. He liad threc/bwuents. BAILEY PLEASE WITH BIG Y GIVEN IN Di JOHN ADAMS SHAW Visrrs IN MANTEO Genial Old Gentleman Tcaclicr and liPreachcr. Hxs Escellcnl Memory Of Names Led The Entire Tickel.\^J Largest Number of-Vo! In Recent Primary .^’An old gentleman who was born bn November 6, 18C6, who has preached In 22 states, taught school In .'" live costCEn North Carolina jcountles and remembers a lot about hlsitravels, peeped through the Win slow, of the Dare County Times of- allcrnoon and bldi him. qrlal’v half-i dollars^basjtpa^J . .senate. ^'Senator- J. .;W.J.Balley^«^ presied great pleasure at'thefla'^^ vote given him In Dare CoUip^f Senator Bailey says: - “I have received the ’Tltisi^f Juno 12th. I came upon theftj^;. latlon of the votes and W3s;prb|d and grateful to sec that. I had'led' the ticket. This fact will alws^s' be cherished by me. It is'an|h'oki^ or which not only myself,.butTijy^ flce^lt«t', Saturday Ibknbpn^pn .^tlie -dijsldc Yir^fiij?;" f wr^‘,1 .Jiii^sjsibjy^nd even the oid-gentle- ^maji^himsclr was unaw'are tliat his I wish yquwould give to the’pcfc pie of Dare tlirb’Jgh your^lumios the assurance of my gratltudcfand abiding interest and of m‘y,,deslfe' to serve them In every posslble;,ivi and to the full extent of my ca]^, city. I am hoping to come lb-see, you before the year is out. I'.hiSe alway.s enjoyed my visits to, i^if. “Let me say that I believe Injliw future of our Coastal sectlom’i. Ij Jjo' not think we have seen' evcni|t® beginning of what this gcncratiw will see by way of development i'iir> “Tlio best neighbors you ever s.w In the world," says Van laiwark, j keeper of Indian River Inlet Coast ■Guard Station, of his new found friends In l^lorlda.. Mr. Lewark. who now lives at Fort Pierce in’ Florida where he has .sei’ved for the I past five years, Ls now homo on a visit and exepets to return this week end. He was formerly In Bodls Island Coast Guard Station near Mantco. Mr. Le’.vark thinks the rioriaa working class of folks, are a llllle better oft than bur ''folks. They have no fuel for heating to buy, I and do not need many warm clothes. He ts located about 275 miles .south of Jacksonville, Florida, In territory similar to ours, and says the land, of the Orange groves is similar to that on the north end of Roanoke Island Ho has only one jnan In the sta tion with him, young John Allen Mldgett, son of Mr. and Mr? R. T. Midgelt of Mantco. It has been rumored that a new $60,000 station unit Is to be built to replace the old one he now is in' charge of. Mr. Lewah:, when I acked about the sharks in that section and their danger to bathers, rcpl.eU that the balhing places are roped off with a line running through a set of buoys that encircle the swimming grounds, and ^arks will not go in side the are.a- :;iarks are dangerous , however, and he says he has seen 25 at the time swimming past,' with their dorsal fins sticking up out of the water. Sand files, an Insect small er than gnats, which go readily through the finest screens are a problem .and give more trouble than anything else, he says. MosquKo-s are not so bad' now that the ERA has .^drained the-.lsnd, linucH?as^has, ■Bwfr^ofloeilf’^SceSjTff^JSf^TCouR^ Inmiguralion of Modern. Electrical Energy, On Beach Will Prove Greatest Force for Development Known at Resort; to Bene fit by New Low Rates ? INDUSTRIOU.S COUPI.E IS MARRIED HERE ■ ’..f ' '-'T your region.” ,trip’^'would make news. '•“It'.' was John Adams Shaw of Elizabeth City. He is now well ripe with yc;irs, but still an active Ihhik- crl Soon, he learned tliat the chap who' bit! him "come In" was a Mason and siralghway he recalled th'at.ho once.taught a-inan by the name of Clyde Mason In Mount .Pleasant school In Washington iCounty. That Clyde Mason was the fallier of the chap to whom he was .'talking. The old gentleman also icnew, the rest of- the Mason family and a lot more people in Washlng- ;'ton and Tyrrell counties and' the unusu.al thing about it is that he sUU remembers them by Ihclr first names. _ ^ ^..Mr. Sh'aw is an Elder of the Pri mitive Baptist belief and through 22 states, over a period of 40 years he, has preached this gospel. He 'taught 20 years during his early manhood in Washington, Beaufort, .Wilson, Tyrrell and Pasquotank With every good wLsh,’.;.T‘j^ J Very truly yours, | J. W. BAILEE-^; *' Sbno thing that he recalled about \V PA '.yORKERS . adyjse: LISTEN TO BROAlkpI^ Mrs. E. P. 'White, Supc'rVlsor^of Woman’s Work in Dare County urges all WPA woman workei^tt listen In. to an address liy.'.Hali r.-;;ovbc iVrr'Sf? IS AUTOMOBILE WINNER Hopkins, WPA Adi3lnlstrator,*;ovcr'’ a National hook-up SaturdaKj'af-,, ternobn from 4:00 to 4:30.,olblSkl This speech is. important as it^wlii’ oiilllnc the new program, op j^rijeh*, relief work will be based after FJiiiyr 1st. Past, present, and prospective ^’Joseph Dempsey, Jr., of Elizabotli City, eleven year old son of Joseph .D^psey, porter at Hotel Fort Raleigh in Mantco, was the winner efj'the Delux Ford sedan given a- jvay, by Elizabeth City Merchants ■.tins i week. Joseph > Senior, Is well known in •Mantco. as a reliable colored iJcr- son; Ji Ho’--says that his intentions WPA workers, are urged, to Tistea,, _ to this broadcast. ’ ' Has Been Renovated and Is Now Stocked With Full Line Merchandise UOAT Irf BURNED SOUND HERE TUESBiAie W. C. Gaskill has accepted the position of manager of M. L. Dan iels’ Nags.. Head Casino this season and already a lot of work has been done toward the' beautification of- thc place both inside and ouL This stand, which was formerly Smalt Gas'Launch Worth.-'Appraicr iniately $1,000 Bums and'Siz^jg In Roanoke Sound V Suffering the loss of^a si^lDgM launch estimated to be, woftii?^^ proximatcly $1,000, SlevcfMcekln*/ prominent Collngton flsheiTOah^fw; enped without injury wUqn;ilre'cott''r. Parkerson’s Bowling Casino andlsumcd his boat off fromtMmilc'p recreation center, has been taken in the Roanoke Sound .^yue^ajj over this season toy Mr.'Danlcls un- about noon. -•'■!•'• dor the management of Mr, Gaskill. 'Mr. Mccklns. •was'crulsingi'tqward Besides Mr. Gaskill, Robert Mid-1 Pome, having loft-Mante'^*f j^^^ gett of Mantco is an employee there I ^*>0® before with, a ’small..cargp^of: should soon make Its value evident j and likewise two young men from i saPPHes of which'.a drum r of HerUord by the name of Harris'was part. His'boat caught; on tflra in a few monllis. And then there’s the ehoriis girl' who Ls'so dumb she thinks a pantry is a place where you keep under- and Winslow.' and bunicd so-rapidly'thai^ho'j^^ we.v. There arc three great menaces to safe'drivlng today; hie, hike and hug. " ' ■not-.-ablo .'to CAtlr.suiohVdfc:|. compelled,to'seek safety..In a skiff.- The craft bumed’t"y6;-S;tl»’ w.iter counties. hlaschool boy days was that he w-as a class mate of Judge I. M. Meek- his, of, Elizabeth City In the old AMaemy at Columbia. SON OF LOCAL l‘ORTER money . until his son Is old enough .^■'chter college. He says that he fed-jrraiher- put something In Uio iwy’^head, than to give him tlic pri- ^HegOjOf, haying something to ride jn'tfoc.* the time being. CURB MARKET PROVES IRROFITABLE TO LADIES iTho^Dare ■ and Currituck home Beyond a doubt. Nags Head will. i;,ny become Uie greatest summer... r.-v-ort on the Atlantic Coast,' ,Thc^'' inauguration of the modern elect-.-. ' ricai sen’icc, at new low ratesIfdr,- this section- w'lll prove the greatest-.' single event In .lls development. ' Nearly $100,000 tt’lll be .spent by, the Virginia Electric & Power- Company by the time its lines arc j compiccea’1171 cne -A'uy Trum j to Nags Head. ...On July. 1, ..the- .ii; ; Virginia Electric & Power Company Tr; will take over the ciLstomers - at .Nags Head, and will also sell cur.f .'$li! rcr.t to the Roanoke Utilities Com-,' pany, who will re-sell the current, I to their customers on Roanoke Is^ ■ land. • ' 5^ An abundant supply of ci'eclrlcaV energy will make things boom nt Nags Head I^coplc who would b? ' :.af.sned with the advantages of*. Nags Head of 20 years -ago, are ...'■l.-.i'Sf! IN the presence, of a crowd of friends‘Mrs. Ollle Bel! Mann, ab.ove, y/as married List Saturday night at 9:39 at the home of Jerry Park er. here, to Lawrence L. Sw.iin of Plymouth. The ceremony wn.s eon- ■ducted by Justice of the Peace I. P. Davis, ■"•'s. Swain Is the at tractive and well known operator of 'Your Beauty Shoppe here, Tire bridegroom is Company Clerk of the Virginia Dare CCC Camp. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Swain of Plymouth. For the Im mediate future both of these in dustrious young people will continue their respective work as in Uie past. Mr. Lewark says an orange grove can be bought for $2,500 now and then, seme person growing tired of Florida and wanting to leave. He believes however, he swill not re main, but wants to come back home, when his retirement Is due two years from now. He says there arc plenty of alli gators In that section, and taking the hides form a lucrative practice, seme of them selling as high as $10 each. The meat, he says is used to make soap. Some of the alli gator hunters,;WllI reach Ills bare arms in the alligator’s lair trying to prod him out. and never get bit, the alligator refusing to bite a man when under water. few and far between. Most people;.':'J able to summer at the beach nreV.; • now used to pJectric lights, ruri]:;^, ning water, radios, electrical refff-'i*''^ geratons-and numerous otherdec- trie appliances for comfort and theFr'’ ."avlng of labor. As.,urante tliat these may be a-. ' -I'MI vallable at Nags He.%d and Kilty ? .-i"’ ■;ai Nags Head, It will make.posslblc^^^ lighting of,; .manx|,®'i'^ J r.torcs. and hotels, and lead mospherc of charm ..and color- that'^^fi' would never be otherwise "enJoycStT^^^Ml Tlio nen-low rates for.curr&lVattS^I Nags Head make It Pps^ble'far pie to cook wltli e!cctocity.'^;Im,^^J^^®J ine being abtts.,to-buy,cHrrcnt'f(>t5 buyfl lYJU V’li^lT". cents a kilowatt, and ’when you h'ave^j|i| I used sixty at: this rate,'you getiiit- PICTURE SHOW Talkies for Fast Grotving Popular Summer Resort, According: to Laic Reports The total' bill for 180 kllowalisiflfc^fe far more than the large home .rumors of current on Roanoke land use, would co.st at total; df'ijSjS $0315. And if you wanted to use .4^1 mcro than 180 kilowatts, you would:, begin paying one and one half cents Further proof (hat Nags Head Is a kilowatt. Ixmks good, and no .won-^- marching forward may be seen In [ der people use it for cooking: think' GREAT LOSS OF BLUEBERRIES ON DARE MAINL.AND Forest Fires May Have Des troyed Thousands of Quarts; Berries Bring High Prices “VVe believe millions of quarts of blueberries, or huckleberries, have been destroyed at Stumpy Point by forest fires this season,” stated R. Dewey Wise who was in Mantco Monday. ■ ■ “H we could protect-these, •! be lieve our people could make much money from the .sale , of berries. Capt. Ed Hancock, has a small patch of cultivated berries from which he Is shipping large quantities to the north. They are packed in cello phane, bringing on the retail ihai- keLs 75 cents a quart. . , ■Tn Sampson County I am told the berries lire selling from 25 cents to 49 quarts a quart.' Our land seems suited to the cultivation of these berries and with a I'ttle cul tivation. Stumpy Point ought to be making thousands of dollit o a year from the sale of them. People have never needed to sell them before, but In a few years we will find many people turning from thelt fishing to do other things, and this the news that a modern talking | about tlie time and trouble arid picture show Is to be erected nt, worry saved. Under these’rates’--'a ' that, fust growing summer resort.''small family could cook with elec-- According to Information reaching j trlcty, run a refrigerator and llght ' this newspaper, a picture show, that, the heme, run a fan, and do other will be up to date Is being contem- j things for less than ten dollars a.-i^J Slfl plated by people who live out of flionth. » If you are a large consumer-fbf clcclrlcty and use In exccs^Hl 'ZS',-: the county. The probable location of tlie show Is near the Nags Header Hotel, a | ooo kllwatts, such as a simall manu vicinity that Is Last bcc-oming the facturing pL-mt would use., current center of the new development knoft’n as Nags Head shores. Be side the Beach Club, and the Nags Header, Utcre arc three modem filling stations, and several board ing housas in this section, among thcan being Parkerson’s. Perrj-’s Mldgetfs new places. - Company, effective .-sprll 1,''1936.' may be obtained at Uic^.rati^f'jtisf a fractloa''hiore th’aiT one cent a - kllowattf , 'I'hbse figure, are obtained'from rate schedules lor North Carolina ' sent cat-ifrom the Richmond office ‘The building coniemplatc-d will be Cf gUtnqU. it is said, and so oqti'ppod that it may be converted into other uses when not soiled to raimlag plcturei. CUUItlTUCKIANS ANXIOUS TO ENTER DARE COUNTY It Is r.o trouble to travel in Cur rituck and find sentiment in favor of entering Dare County. Norris Sawj'cr, well-known merchant of Powells Point, the other day said he wisliod Currituck from Coin- Jock south was a part of this coun ty. Harrison Etheridge, well known merchant of Spot, said he; believed anost of ‘Jig people in his section favored joining Dare County.' The Improvement not only s«*«« for tl’.e community of Kitty Eventually the lines will reach'the JIS people of Collngton, Duck-and-. onc''%^ LOCAL ATTORNEY weds' HICKORY WOMAN J. L. Russell Weds Resident cf His Former Home llcrca’^Tucsday - Evening ' ■ ^Snstratlbn clubs’ curb market StjNags.HoaJ'bad Its largest day's | something that should be pro- ■MlSHast Saturday ns produce and j stable.” iiOTC vprepared food products ir'p^ht^a total of $24. ^^Thla^curb market is held at Dan in .the heart of Nags icl^.'Place' i^M'‘'evia’y, 'Tuesday arid'. Saturday moniing. IfjSo far' this year, tho ladies have refilzofiAbetween ,Ecvonly-flvc and -C^aSiundred dollars out'of it; MRS MIDGETT NOT MARRIED may expect in a few short yea.'s, to - sec the beautiful hills and tmdi’e -,,, sites, of those places UoUed.,>'Uh '-' cottages and lodges of people - wealth who will come to .spfnd;"Y;^| money and find recreation.-’I'^In'l-n'^l short, the future will look, bbtlcry,"^!; for most any sort of development"! for this section." 'Wlio knows that many ■' llllle manufacEurlng'st, plants and" h)Justrles’'’wlir'spring".^ up, tp^glvc employment tq ps^leT'" that' heretofore have ’ been Vun-,.''!'w dreanW of. . -T’ne outlawed NRA-cost .the^l, _ payers only $25,05’?,i64.' A marriage Of n>’JCh local.inter-] cali was. that'iXilernnlzcd here onf Tuosdhy evening of this wee!^ It was that of Mrs. Flossie Price' of Hickory to J. L. Russell, local, at torney, _ ~ 'nic mari^age bonds were tied by I. P.,'Davis, local Justice of 'the- Peatxl. For the Umc being Mr. and Mrs. R’jsscll are making their Si^nie’^iSouth' Sea ■ Bubble - was ater line’and sank, i'-# name^given'a speculatlve-scheme carriage, she says. • . -y'.’V . . . . Mrs. Neva E. Mldgett, proprietor of-the 'Whalebone Filling Station, say.s, she wants it imdcrstood she did not get married this week as ■„„„„ was repo^. Just because a lady'hoinc In an apartment •« i’O”® U.no "'■If"'; YOUR SUBSCRIPTION^! KEEP IT RENEV^EEt: Several people whose subscrip-,, lion have, expired , recently.’■';wlU; not receive the paper .MxIj'iSvJ’clff if yoii want' to. bs sure'bl*’gct^ ting the paper, be.'sure'tp'sendilpi your subscription.- ’ Subscription? arc payable In advan'eo ,’and'jpa-f pcrs;^bt.';pald -for maylTnotrSe'; ro'iHl’nuad^tli^gh‘'lttie'£i£n^i|^] ., If/.thcriS-fls;’’any.itrpuW^a&'ut, receiving the pap|cr,.’br-'My;sal^! underelandlrig, r-.i>l_e»M,|^t^ns’ know "at, once. them;?; ■■.Ad^Trp-’iscJ'lDafe'iSCciaSK; 'W future. -ir- -c
The Coastland Times (Manteo, N.C.)
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June 19, 1936, edition 1
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