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_Fuolished Month,ly during the School Yearo This is Vol„ 10, No,, 5o Nov^ . 1958
Editor—in—Chief: Lindsey Howard BuSoMgrsj Ellen Marie Fulcher
Alda Vann O'Neal
Reporters: Wanvick V„Boos (ll)
Joe Ben Garrish (11) AdvJJgr; David Eshani
Ann Eshani (10), Stan Gaskins (9), Mable Mutro (7—S)p Lorraine Howard (4—5~6)
David Ballance (1-2-3)
COLDIJG EVENTS
Thanksgiving Holidays 0 Novc27,28 to Dec,!
Dec* Po T* Ae Tuesday, Dec* I5j7s30 p.m*
Christmas Holidays, Deco 19 to Jan, 5,1959
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Teacher,Mario Hodges,claims she didn't
know one fish from another when she came
to Ocracoke to teach, but she tied for
first place v;ith Dicie V/ellSo Wanda Robin
son won out on the food aphorism contest.
The group voted to have 8 hostesses for
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November P.T.A, meeting was held last week’’^^® December meeting * , . something
Tuesday (nov.17), with President Selma Christmasi Theyare Elizabeth
Spencer presiding, Mrs Dicie Wells read Howard, Elizabeth O'N.Howard, Marie
the Scripture; Mrs* Clarke lead in prayer* O'Neal, - Irene C'Neal,Naomi
Groun wacj O'Neal, Bertha O'Neal, and Edna O'Neal,
Group singing was enjoyed
Mrs* Theodore Rondthaler gave a brief
MrsnSpencer has appointed for the enter-
review of David Stick^s new book 'To-tv otttttr coiiiuittee Dicie Vfells, Wanda
BAITKS OF NORTH CAROLINA, complaining SI- R^'^-'^son, Wilma Wi].li.^s,and Mildred O'Neal,
ever that she had found it hard +0 -hho *•«•■«•***
book since David EshamiSeniorJ and Lindsey OOR^COKS — HATTER/^ .Hg^Y
B.HowardCji^i^r) had monopolized the two Leaves Ocracoke dailv at 7:30 a*ra. arrives
ppri!! developed in the Hatteras about 11 a,m,
, , review that Eph Eshan had Leaves Hatteras daily at 12:30 pom.arrives
also done a good deal more reading in the Ocr-=coke about 4 Ocm.
book than MrsoRondthaler, so he helped out x ^
vd.th the review* State Highway Commission has supplied
For the first time in eleven years, NO
money v/as appropriated, in spite of the
fact that the treasury contains about*
$750* Why? The Principal had sprained
CaptoFrazier Poele and CeptoMonroe Stowe
and their crews trailer accomodations for
their overnight at Ocracoke* The trailer
is located on Park land over near the
h±3 back and was absent’from''ti;r;;;;eUna' *“3° a™
It should be noted,howeve?rthat SSmA toeekfasa. Each crew serves
items ordered have not yet been paid for: ^ three-four da.y per week basis,
the movie screen, the ma,ps,and the pic— How long this arrangement will'have to be
tures for the elementary room* in effect is unknown at this time. Nothing
Mrs. Spencer delighted the group with two repair the matting
contests, one calling for completion of at the northern end of the Island,
famous FOOD aphorisms, like for the Engineer Spruill and others have
roose is fore*.,*: ^’hprrnl been here several times to inspect the con-
' dition of the old roadbed,hoping each time
that Old Mother Nature v;lll have done some
philos ophy; etc,,etc. and another con
test on one^s knowledge of kinds of fish.
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^ more filling in where vrashouts occurred.