Mrs.Iva Stewartjvjritos from Uinston- Salcra: ''The new postcard vici'Jsof Ocracokc aro lovely and made me OOPAGOIG : SLECTRIC PLA:.T? liAS A GExISlJATOR homesick to see old friendS;,” Mrs, Stewart-s father has been ill in the hospital w-ith lobar pneumonia and a heart condition,but is now back home. She continues;''! have not had time to write cards,and would appreciate so much your let- all friends lenow why," On Friday,January 10,the Ocracoke Electric Membership Corp^received a new ^anerating unit a Superior cost of ting Cantwell Williams,Class of 19li.9, USCG-,writes; I .think of Ocracokc School often and vjish I had my school years to live over againo I sure hope to get back to Ocracokc sometime soon; seems like overytimo I try to come,something comes up, That^s Service life for 3’ou,but I really like it, I want to tell you I greatly enjoy the school paper; like to keep up vuth things going on around home," diesel engine with l85 and 276 HP, The total installed this new generating tunit will be 755^490, The Co-op expects to complete installation and have the generator in operation sometime in Pebruaryo Ralph Hitt, of Morf :.k, is here in charge of installation. He and his wife and two children are living in one of the Stanley Wahab cottages. Rev, Leroy JoEowo of Baltimore, Md,, is preaching at the Assembly of G-od Church, Christmas a am page Ocracoke - ir“ continued D I T 0 R ^ by Carolyn 'Garri; A Wo would like to express our ciation to Mr,and Mrs, Ottis who have opened up the Movie Thea tre, This gives cntortai.ni.icnt not only for the young people,but thos of all ages. Among recent pictures WQHo "The Searchers" xvith John Wayne, and "The Man V-lio Encvi too Much",with Doris Day and Jimmy Cagney, There have been some very good Westerns and there is a Sat, night serial,"Panther Girl of the Jungle," MrSeMassic is a native of Ocracokc,the former Ida Mao Ballancc, Mr,Ma3sio has operated movie thea- Year*s tors in Tennessee and Florida,They aro living in one of the R,S. Wahab c ot tago s. Caroling by the Methodist Choir was much appreciated by the older folk, and the choir itself enjoyed the appre-refreshments served afterward at Massiothc home of Mroand Mrs,Jack Willis, Post-office x-ias filled x^Jith pack ages and mall, but the postmistress and her assistant didn^t lose their smiles all through the rush. One day alone,they handled 30 bags of MoilI -- from Scars,and Santa,most of it,at least. So many pa.c’xagcs they had to "call over'^' the names of those getting them,'which is the x^a.y they alxmays did it in the old „days before boxes came into use. IHKTIl'TG SEASON ENDS WED. 9";' '7T5y\LinQ spy toward Hunting has ocen oot'cer si.noe Christmas than it x-jas before then, in fact there are so many poop'' '' out hunting these of the Seas on,that reports from the Guidos, Gharli Garri3h,Sri reports that all of his Eve - Watch Service .at 11:30 pem, at the Methodist Church Xjjas X'joll attended and very impress- -ve. ^ After that there X'jcro several parties for the ^’"oung people who wanted to stay up ALL night to x>/atch the New Year inj Two mother M got some extra gray hairs, when at about 2 aomo they coulcln'^t find last throe days their little boys (4th to 6th I can^t got full’S-9dcrs), One youngster v;as found xr.st a others '^locp were in an found old fa! car iomc ■'.sleep in good luck,and the had sand bank down cave xjhich tliey in a EaseIV Rumor has it xYeon thev asked Harry OHdo.al hoxr many of his wore out the saids'^Jupt a minute previously dug ay the old Navy parties have had same report comes from dharlio Williams,Thurston Ha ski 3.1, and others^, Ocracokors themselves are taking a much time for hunting as possj.blcc. . ■ , Most of them arc catching the lirait^ cou.n5 *crao"Throe were missing.

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