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PAGE SIX NOTICE— TAX SALE Town of Kill Devil Hills Dare County, North Carolina Pursnant to the law governing the 1956 tax levy in my hands for collection and by virtue of the order of the Board es Com missioners of the Town of Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina, di recting the sale of tax liens of said levy in accordance with said taw, I 'will offer for sale at pub lic auction to the highest bid der for cash at the town hall in Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina, •n Monday, September 9, 1957, starting at the hour of 12:00 Noon., the real estate, a brief description of the land listed in the name of each, and the prin cipal amount of the taxes owed by each, subject to be increased by penalty and cost allowed by laws as follows, to wit: C. A- Allen, 1 lot. bldg. unfin 5.80 Randolph M. Allen, Jr.. 1 lot 50 Willie G. Allen et als, 1 lot 50 Jennie H. Ashbell, 1 lot 50 Mrs. Hazel L. Bailey, 1 lot 50 j. Irving Baker, 1 lot 38 L. W. Baker, Sr., 1 lot 50 C. W. Barbee. 2 lots 1.00 Seaton E. Barnes et ux, 1 lot and cottage 10.38 M. F. Barnette, 1 lot 50 Charlie O. Basnight et ux. 1 lot. house unfin. 1 2.94 Frances Batcheler, 1 lot 50 James Gilbert Baughan, 1 lot .. .50 Mrs. Annie Baum, 4 lots, hotel, cottage 113.25 Annie Baum and Diane B. Frank, 1 O.F. lot, 1 W.S. 1 back lot, 17% acres, woods and marsh 3.91 Carl A. Beacham, 2 back lots house 6.13 Allen C. Bell Estate, 2 o.f. lots 3.00 Wire. Annette W. Berry, 1 lot .. .50> W. E. Bond. % O.F. lot, cottage 9.73’ Jamas F. Bost, 1 lot 50 Elmer H. Bradshaw, 1 lot .50 B. <M. Brickhouse and R. L. Kittrell. 1 lot 50 Edward E. Bridgeman, Jr„ 1 lot 50 William R. Brinkley et ux, 1 lot - -50 William B. Brown. 1 lot 50 W. A. Browne, 1 W. S. lot. 3% back lots, cottage 13.60 T. C. Brucksoe. 4 lots 1.09 ■R. C. Bunting, 1 lot, bldg. started 1.00 Mrs. Jobie Burgess, 1 lot 50 €. G. Burrus, 1 lot .50 Julius Butler, 2 W.S. lots, 1 back lot, 2 cottages 13.99 Nelson A. Butler. 1 lot 50 Caleb F. Butt. 1 lot 50 W. B. Cahoon, 1 lot 50 William F. Campbell. 1 lot 50 I H. A. Campen, % lot, cottage - - 11.48 Richard H. Carver, 1 lot 50 J. C. Cavin, 1 lot 50 Edgar F. Cleghorn, 1 lot 50 Nancy A. K. Copeland, 1 lot .... .50 A. L. Cowan, 1 lot 50 Mrs. Stanley Ellis Crew, 2 O.F. lots, cottage, garage 23.63 Croatan Shores, Inc.. 51 lots, 125.8 acres 38.73 John D. Cross et ux. 2 lots .... 1.00 £. W. Culpepper, Pers. Prop. .. 1-54 J. Howard Culpepper, 1 lot 50 John G. Dale et ux, 1 lot 50 Mrs. M. P. Daniels, 1 lot 50 Mrs. Sallie Daniels, 2 lots 1.00 Dr. W. F. Daughtry, 1 lot 43 t T. Davis, 1 lot -50 Nf. D- Davis et ux, 1 lot 50 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Deatone, 2 lots, store 7.63 Edward B. Dixon. 3 lots 75 Delton I. Dowdy, 1 lot 50 Blanche R. Edwards, 1 lot 50 C. N. Edwards. 2 lots 75 Emmett L. Edwards, 1 lot 50 Julius F. Edwards, 1 lot 50 George H. Ellaman. 1 lot 50 Paul B. Ellington, 18 lots, Mouse - 9-50 Winfred L. Evdy. 1 lot 50 S. E. Faris. 1 lot 25 'Helen Farrow, 1 lot .... 25 Lee W. Fferrell, 1 lot 50 Louise R. Fitts, I lot 50 Virgina Eileen Fleming, 1 lot .. .25 Mrs. Virginia Floyd, 1 lot cottage 9 00 Mae Daniels Folwell. 2 lots .... 1.00 Diane Baum Frank, 50 acres, . 25 acres marsh, 448 acres Beach, 16 lots, hotel, house 183.69 Lois E: Frye, 1 lot 50 3, H. Gaskins et als, 1 lot 50 William K. Gassett, 1 lot 25 Vivian BT. Glover et al, 1 lot 50 Richard O. Godley. 1 lot 50 Margaret C. Godwin Estate, 1% lots, cottage, garage, and atrs --,- 26 penalty due John A. Gurkin. 3 lots, garage apt : ,- zz penalty due J. P. and Arvelle C. Gregory. 1 lot. cottage, garage 11.05 E. B. Hall et als, 2 lots 75 Melvin R. Hancock, Jr., 1 lot 50 Melvin R. Hancock. Sr.. 1 lot 50 Norman E. Hancock et als. 1 lot 50 Leo J. Hannefm et als, 1 lot 50 Curtis R. Hardison, 1 lot . 50 G. W. Harper et als, 1 lot .........50 Thomas E. Harper, 1 lot 50 Edwin Harris. 1 lot 50 J. L. Harris, 2 lots -50 Albert H.' Harnsberger, 1 lot .. .50 Henry B. Hart, Jr., and Edith Wells. 1 lot - 50 Wade C. Hartley, 1 lot, CottaKe penalty due Reuben Haskett, 1 lot. home. new house 6 ‘ 3 Mills C. Hatfield, Jr. and W. H. Tripp. 2 lots -7o Ernest L. Haywood, 1 lot ... l.w D. L. Henderson et als. 1 lot .... .50 Mrs. Jimmie R. Henderson, 5 lots - G. A. Hewitt. 1 lot 50 A. E. Hodges et ux, 1 lot 50 Henry C. Hodges. 1 lot 50 Forrest R. Hoffler, 1 lot 50 Kenneth Holder et ux. 1 lot 50 Guy V. Hooper et ux. 1 lot 50 W. R. Hundley, 1 lot 50 WiUiam B. Irving. 2 lots ....-- 150 Duvall C. Jackson et uv. 1 lot - .50 XW; Jenkins. 1 lot --- 50 Charles H. Johnson et ux, 2 lots Jack L. and William J. Johnson, 1 lot 50 Roy D. Johnson, 1 lot . 75 Curtis L. Jones, 2 lots, wayside stations _ 5.25 D. M. Jones, 3 lots, cottage .... 8.25 George L. W. Jones, 1 lot 25 Frederick V. Juillard, 1 lot 50 Ruby E. Justice. 1 lot 50 T. C. Kelford, Pers Prop 58 Sylvia F. Kesser. 1 lot 50 John T. Kidd. 1 lot 50 Harvey P. King. 1 lo’. 50 Morgan E. Kirkpatrick, 1 lot .. .50 E. D. Kramer et ux. 1 lot 50 W. Lockwood Lassiter,'l lot, cottage, garage and qtrs. .. 12.75 Frank Lindsay, 1% lots 9.63 John R. Lindsay. 1 lot 50 Virginia P. Lindsay. 1% lots 1.13 Robert W. Linker. 2 Ibts 25 Willard P. MacDonald, 1 lot 50 James M. McKay. 1 lot 50 Luculius W. McMullan, 1 lot 50 Calvin W. Meekins, 5 lots 1.25 L. R. Meekins, 1 lot, cottage 6.00 P. W. Meekins, E. E. Meekins, 4 acres 1.00 P. W. Meekins, T. S. Meekins, Jr., 31 acres, 2 lots 4.38 Tex R. Mercer, 2 lots 75 Chesley C. Midgett et ux, 1 lot 50 Clifford Midgett and wife, Ruth, % lot 94 Lassell Midgett, 1 lot, house unfin 1-98 Mrs. Ruth Midgett, 4 lots, house 9.00 James E. Miller et ux, 1 lot 50 Ola B. Miller, 1 lot 1-88 Mrs. Eursal M. D. Midgett, 1 lot 50 Franklin D. Moore. 1 lot 50 Joseph M. Morgan, 1 lot 50 Major M. Morrisette, 1 lot. Sun Seekers Court 29.50 Dr. F. N. Mullen. Jr., 1 lot .... 1.88 Mildred Murray. 1 lot 50 Orvin L. Nash, 3 lots, cottage 8.35 Joseph T. Nelson et ux. 1 lot .. .50 Edna Smith Newbern. 1 lot. cottage, garage 11.76 Ocean Acres, Inc., 47 lots, 170 acres 64.25 Virginia' M. Oliver. 1 lot 50 Carl D. Osman, 1 lot, garage apt. unfin _ 8.75 Thomas D. Owens et ux, 1 lot .. .50 Hallett Owens, 1 lot cottage .. 5.96 C. W. Parker, 1 lot, cottage, garage _ 13.36 Claude E. Parker, 2 lot, home 10.50 Ronald E. Parker, Jr., 5 lots. home, 3 bldgs 36.92 Bal. Ira V. Partridge, 1 lot, house. camp. 2 acres woods, 4% marsh 2.10 Miss A. E. Patrick. 1 lot 50 Hezekiah F. Payne, 1 lot, home , 6.91 Edgar A. Perry, 6 lots, home, new bldg., small bldgs.. Drive In 31.24 i L. C. Perry, 1 'lot, cottage 43 penalty due Walter D. Perry. 30 lots, 35 acres beach cottages 48.90 James C. Phelps et ux, llot 50 R. D. Pickett et ux, 1 lot .50 Max W. Piersall, 1 lot 50 John M. Potter. .1 Idt 50 Jimmy R. Prado, l lot 5O Frank Price. 1 ■ lot 50 Ralph Price. 7 lots 5.63 William Gardner Pritchard, 3 lots, garage apt 8.88 B. F. Pritchard. 1 lot cottage 6.19 Rpbert B. Quinn. 1 lot .50 Louis T. Rascoe, 1 lot 1.88 Wade A. Register, Pers. Prop .88 Jesse L. Ricks, 1 lot 50 James H. Riggin et ux, .1 lot 25 Frank M. Rightmeyer, 1 lot and bldg 28.00 Mrs. E. R. Russel, l lot, cottage 6.75 H. L. Russell, 1 lot, foundation 1.00 Vivian Ryder, 3 lots, house ... 9.75 Charles G. Saunders, 1 lot; pers. prop 1.29 J. C. Sawyer. Jr. et ux, 1 lot, cottage 7.63 Lamont A. Shinn, 1 lot 50 Viola J. Short. 2 lots, cottage 5.50 Billy D. Sides, 1 lot 50 Charles H. Sides et ux, 1 lot, bldg unfin 1.50 Marvin G. Simpson et ux, 1 lot 50 J. Paul Smith. 1 lot 50 Mae Burr Smith and Ruby Elliott, 1 lot 50 Raymond B. Smith. 1 lot, cottage 5.00 Albert Smithson et als, 1 lot .. .50 John J. Sopko, 1 lot 50 Clarence F. Sowers, 1 lot 38 E. S. Spradlin, 1 lot 50 Pauline D. Spruill, 1 lot 50 C. J. Stillman et ux. 2 lots, house unfin 1.75 C. J. Stillman and J. L. Harris, 1 lot 25 Eula E. Sumner, 8 lots. 5 cottages 17.31 Charles S. Swab. 1 lot 50 William Taylor, 1 lot 50 Herman A. Tillett, 20 acres marsh, 2 lots and bldgs 39.75 David Toler. 3 lots 1-50 A. B. Turner et ux, 1 lot, house 5.00 W. G. Twiford et ux. 1 lot 50 Elton Underhill, 1 lot 50 Nick F. Velasauez et als, 1 lot - -50 B. W. Vincent and Harry F. Hoke, 1 lot -38 B. W. Vincent, 2 lots 75 Alonzo H. Ward, 1 lot 50 James E. Ward, 2 lots 1.00 J. R. Ward. 1 lot 50 K. N. Waterfield et ux, 1 lot .. .50 Walter N. Weston, 5 lots, cottage 6.25 William H. Wheeley. 1 lot 50 J. T. Whichard Sr.. 1 lot .50 William White. 1 lot 50 E. L. Wilkins. 1 lot 50 Claude N. Williams, 4 lots .... 2.00 Larry Williams. 1 lot 38 W. M. Williams et ux, 1 lot 50 Charles P. Wingfield et ux, 1 lot 50 Paul J. Wolford. 1 lot. cottage unfin - 3.05 Hester V. Wood et ux, 1 lot 50 W. E. Woodard, 1 lot, cottage .... 6.00 Raymond E. Woolweber. 1 lot.. .50 E. L. Wright. 1 lot 50 Daniel W. Zipperer. 1 lot 50 Gordon W. Zipperer, 1 lot ...... .50 Allen Soble. 99 lots 27.25 HENRIETTA TTLLETT Town Clerk and Tax Collector Kill Devil Hite. N. C. EAST LAKE PERSONALS Mrs. Johnnie Ambrose and Vir ginia Ambrose have returned after visiting in Elizabeth City. Mrs. Blanch Copeland and Lartie Ambrose were in Manteo Wednes day. Mrs. John H. Lee and son, John nie, and Mrs. C. W. Biggs and daughter, Bethaney, were visitors here Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patrick and son, Lee, and Carl Cahoon of Gum Neck were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Twiford Wednes day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sawyer and “Freddie” visited here over the week end. Mrs. Ada Crees and Mrs. Lin wood Mayo of Manteo were here Friday. Mrs. Melissa Twiford and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dozier and Steve of Norfolk spent the week end here. L. R. Davidson was here Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Cannon of Charlotte and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Sawyer of Frisco were here Sat urday. Sylvester Twiford spent Satur day in Elizabeth City. Visitors from Norfolk for the week end holiday were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ambrose and Melvin, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Ambrose and daughter, and Willard Am brose. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McGowan spent a week in Norfolk visiting relatives. B. B. Mann of Portsmouth is vis iting his mother, Mrs. Sina Mann. SUMMER FERRY SCHEDULES (Effective Juns l-Ssotember 30. 1957) OREGON INLET FERRY Trips each thirty minutes, on the hour and half-hour, from each side of the Inlet. First trips and last trips as follows: Southbound Northbound 5:00 A.M. 5:30 A.M. to to 6:30 P.M. 7:00 P.M. ALLIGATOR RIVER FERRY Lv. East Lake Lv. Sandy Pt. 5:00 A.M. 5:30 A.M. 5:30 A.M. 6:15 A M. 6:15 A.M. 7:00 A.M. 7:00 A.M. 7:45 A.M. 7:45 A.M. 8:30 A.M. 8:30 A.M. 9:15 A.M. 9:15 A M. 10:00 A M. 10:00 A.M. 10:45 A.M. 10:45 A.M. 11:30 A.M. 11:30 A M. 12:15 P.M. 12:15 P.M. 1:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M. 1:45 P.M. 1:45 P.M. -2:30 P.M. 2:30 P.M. 3:15 P.M. 3:15 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:45 P.M. 4:45 P.M. 5:30 P.M. 5:30 P.M. 6:15 P.M. 6:15 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7M P:M. 7:30 P.M. Advertisement of Delinquent Taxes Due The Town of Manteo, N. C. FOR YEAR 1956 As required by law, and the Board of Commissioners, levy is hereby made on the properties in the Town of Manteo, and in the names following as set forth, _to satisfy unpaid taxes, penalties and cost for the year 1956. Such amounts as are not paid before September 9. 1957 will be offered for sale to the highest bidder for cash at the door of the Town Office in the Town of Manteo on Monday, September 9, 1957 at 12 Noon. Bonner, Doris Jones, house and lots 91.54 Bonner. G. G., building and lot 121.56 Brickhouse, Caleb, Est., house and lot 39.64 Burrus, Belton, house and lot 59.99 Burrus, Orlando, house and lot 47.75 Daniels. Albert H. Est., house and lot ..._ 37.38 Dowdy, Cranberry and Bernice, house and lots 37.17 Evans. James A. Est., house and lot - 28.02 Gibbs. Jeness and Dorothy, houses and lots 60.68 Gduld, Mrs. N. E., lot 6.63 Twiford. Cora and M. E., house and lot 65.62 Jolliff, W. M., building and lot 5.49 Kellogg. J. Gordon, house and lot 84.56 Mann, Cecil L. Est., house and lot : 51.36 Midgett, Demus, house and lot 41.40 Midgett, Efkie M. Est., house and lot 9.27 Midgett, Hatton H., house and lot 48.69 Midgett. Horace W. Est., house and lot 8.92 Midgett, Milton C.. house and lot 42.02 Midgett. Robert T. Est., house and lot 36.62 Midgett, Seldon Ray, houses and lots 47.70 Midgett, St. Clair, house and lot 27.13 Mitchell, Morris, house and lot 28.78 O’Neal, Shelton, house and lot , 23.56 Quidley, Rowan H., houses and lots 67.27 Swain, Lawrence L„ building and lot - 106.63 Swain, Ollie Bell, building and lot 65.53 Tillett. McCoy and Estelle, house and lot 63.71 Tugwell, Harry K., house and lot 39.37 Walker, Cecil and Doris, building and lot 140.31 Whidbee, C. H., house and lot t 27.39 Willis, Amasa J., house and lot 26.92 Willis. Rondal, house and lot - 26.53 Wise. Wilford D„ house and lot JUANifA"PAMER Tax Collector THE COASTLAND TIMES. MANTEO, N. C. GLIMPSES OF TH E PA S T By CAROLYN LLOYD Old ideas are hard to discard. Pink, to me, has always been a bed room or a nursery color; therefore it isn’t surprising that I was some what astonished to find my class room with two .pink walls and two green ones. The green I found pleasing, but it has been a little hard to learn to love that pink. It must be admitted, however, that, in spite of the fact that school decor ators have gotten rather reckless with their color combinations, they have made great strides in turning schools into something more at tractive than high-grade prisons. Looking back, the only impres sion I can recall of all the schools I ever attended is one of utter drabness—all gray and brown and dark. The building in which I start ed to school was the same in which I began my teaching career, and it hadn’t changed a bit in all those years in between. It was dark and dusty from the first floor to the third; worst of all was the horrible basement toilet, an affront to any sensitive person. Later I attended through the grammar grades a school just like the first, a thor oughly ugly old firetrap. Those buildings were considered modern, chiefly because the toilets were in doors, I suppose. I doubt that any of the students gave much thought at the time to their ugliness be cause we took it for granted that schools had to look like that. Some where in my subconscious, how ever, the image took root, for in recent years I have had nightmares in which some one or some Thing was chasing me from floor to floor in one of those buildings. Always I wound up in the horrible base ment. Pupils of today will no doubt take their surroundings just as for granted as did those of my day, but the lasting effect should cer tainly be different. Most buildings now are light and airy and painted in pleasing colors—even pink. Desks are movable and comforta ble in contrast to the old stationary ones that were evidently made for oversize adults. In every way edu cation has been made less, painful, though no student would think of agreeing with such a statement. It is startling to realize that only twenty-five years ago the showing of a movie in the classroom would have been looked upon as sheer frivolity.—And now television in the schoolroom. The experiment with teaching by television which begins this year in North Carolina will be an inter esting one to watch, even if our school cannot participate. It is hoped that the teachers selected to teach the courses will be reasona bly photogenic as well as erudite; otherwise the students might spend more time commenting on their ap pearance than listening to their words. No one, naturally, is ex pecting a Marilyn Monroe type to begin teaching history; on the oth er hand, one might not reasonably expect students to be pleased with a Mammy Yokum. One advantage the J.v. teacher will undoubtedly have—no one can talk back. While the supervising teacher in the classroom struggles to maintain order her opposite number on t.v. may talk blissfully on, unaware of popping chewing gum, whispers, and giggles. What she doesn't make clear, the classroom teacher must in the discussion period that follows. In spite of the hazards of camera nerves, timing, and long hours of preparation, it looks as though the t.v. teacher has it easy. If all this can happen in less than half a century, the changes that another fifty years can bring beggar the imagination. Who knows—we might even be giving capsules of history and injections of English, or math by hynosis. WANCHESE BOYS WIN 9-4 AT SWAN QUARTER In a Little League game played at Swan Quarter last Thursday afternoon, Wanchese won a 9-4 victory over Swan Quarter. In the first inning, Wayne Bal lance and Curt Cudworth scored for Wanchese, and Roy O’Neal, David O’Neal, Troy Mayo, and Jimmy Dunbar crossed the plate for Swan Quarter, giving Swan Quarter a 4-2 lead. This score stood until the top of the fourth, when Rickie Scarborough, Richard Baum, Dickie Burrus, and Cudworth scor ed for Wanchese, making it 6-4. Wanchese’s remaining 3 runs were scored in the fifth by Baum, Cud worth, and Charlie Crees. In the hit department for Wan chese, Burrus had a home run and 2 singles, Cudworth had a triple and 2 singles, Crees had 3 singles, Ballance had a triple and a single, Scarborough had a double and a single, and Georgie Daniels had 1 single. For Swan Quarter, David O’Neal had a triple and a double, and Butch Carawan and Gibbs each had 1 single. Scarborough pitched the entire game for Wanchese, while Sonny Jennette was on the mound for Swan Quarter. AVON PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Trough and children of Norfolk visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gray Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gray, Homer Jr. and Mrs. Rex Jones of Elizabeth City and Mrs. Wilma Bagnall and daughter of Norfolk visited here. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gray and children of Norfolk spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hooper Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Farrow and chil dren of Greenville spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Gray and children of Norfolk visited her father, Jenson Meekins last week end. Mr. and Mrs. Gibb Gray Jr. and son Osborn have returned from New Bern, where they were called due to the death of her grand mother. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brothers Jr. and children spent the week end here. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Gray and children of Greenville spent sev eral days here. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Miller and children of Norfolk spent the week end here. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gray Sr. re cently visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gray and children in Cape May, N. J. Mrs. Herbert Kuhl and children of Glenn Allen, Va. and Milton Meekins of Norfolk have concluded a visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Meekins. Mrs. Zenovah Sample and son Robert Jr. of Elizabeth City spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Blucher Scarborough. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Pritchard of Elizabeth City visited her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Moody Meejdns. Mr. and Mrs. Evans Williams Jr. have returned to Ocracoke after visiting here two weeks. Mrs. B. E. Bingham, Mrs. Percy Williams and Mrs. George W. Meekins attended the Educa- 1 lIORFOLK FIGMENT - 44 04 VEHICLE - 36.0% Whit, LwJ 33.3% UnuW OU 76.04 Zinc O«ld, 34.64 Turp,ntin« <> Drier 33.04 |B| Titanium Dioi.4, ' 13.3% Mil4<> Sutotont 1.0% ■■l IHV Sillic.te 17.74 181 1000% Distributor for Nash-Norfolk Daniels Building Supply, Nags Head, N, C. A test-drive will prove why Jeep’ vehicles will do your jobs better! Rugged 'Jeepl vehicles save you time drive for economical highway travel, and money on job-after-job. With power take-off, these work- They have the extra traction of'Jeep* horse vehicles operate a wide variety of 4-wheel drive to maneuver easily where special equipment. 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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams and sons Charles Jr. and Michael were visitors in Norfolk. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scarborough and Mrs. Frank O’Neal visited Frank O’Neal, who is a patient in Public Health Hospital, Norfolk. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Olion of Buxton visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cady. Mr. and Mrs. William Miller and Dallas Miller visited Bembra Mil ler and Mrs. Henrietta Morgan at the Health Hospital in Norfolk. Tom Scarborough of Wilming ton, Del. and Mrs. Winifred Whit lock of Norfolk visited their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. John N. Scar borough. Mr. and Mrs. Fran|k Martin and children of Oriental spent the week end here. Mr. Martin taught school here several years ago. Betty Price has returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gar land Sterling in Norfolk. Mr. and Mrs. Watson Gray and daughter, Lois Jean, of Ports mouth, Va. spent the week end here. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Scarbor ough and infant son of Washing ton are visiting their parents, Mrs. Kate Scarborough and Mr. and Mrs. Erving Gray. 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