FRIQAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1961 - • .■ I ———■■■■■ ■» — —.— L , """ 1 ”" /**^S^*^^x^^**v***” ■ . ?'. “ ' r- - "<■!''■ ■ • • - •• • . '. Z ,_ <*•! .-.*»■<■, •-? .. .-' . - -a:.. . DARE BEACH FIRMS KILL DEVIL HILLS ★ KITTY HAWK ★ NAGS HEAD THE MANY VACATION OPERATORS OF THE DARE BEACHES TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO WEL COME Z?*L£2.®E™? *. .^« RTY welc °ME TO VISIT WITH THEM WHEN IN NEED OF THEIR !51Y15^’5.2^ PLETE FAC,L,TIES FOR VACATION AND RECREATION COMFORT PREVAIL AT REA SONABLE RATES. . Orville Beach Sub-Division vm meet meatthe &IF|U* THE from sound to sea OASIS RESTAURANT aS&bd JBi' u CAROLINIAN oh-Sj n so-tt f™£ m Al.-J home of seafood fresh from S 6OO up UMa ■ THE SEA NAGS HEAD, N. C. e ncv Tarmc C mM || MME*' 1 OPEN-AIR dining ROOM ON pUj FWiWrw ‘ - swsy lerms ——• omaii Mown raymenT the water’s edge «=g| LJILJ gj ‘lf** v FOR FAMILY —Contact— LACE CORNBREAD A SPECIALTY Bl TO K h VACATION FUN W ‘ C ‘ FOREMAN W7 STEAKS CHICKEN - SEAFOOD Ki ER MIF - • f1 TAUAHUN run Rione Ki) | Dey .| Hi|k 220| a y all waitresses are college Sal Id l \£ a ...A . «r_ ‘'• Fl students and serve in SI - °p® n Ap™ , ’ N ®* 1 sine 1 I BERMUDA SHORTS AND BARE FEET! Phone Mil ,? LL 1 ,. u , S A AT THE SHORT BRIDGE ON Phone Kitty Hawk 2841 t NAGS HEAD CAUSEWAY • . . ——l - ■ THE SEA FOAM OWENS" GARAGE BJ/BTEI A Kin rATTArce Highway 158 (business), Nags Head, N. C. x MUIBL AND U VTTAVE3 "After one year's abs.nco. Mr. Lawrence Owens is back Everything Ocean-Front j"** * wrve *• P"Pj* f : - •< 1 Area. At Owens Garage you will find complete repair I ' ft AIR CONDITIONED SWIMMING POOLS ««rvice, complete lubrication, and Sunoco Products." LJ|| V „ ? COMPLETELY FURNISHED , Gasoline here will always be in line with Currituck prices, \ : X ; .. BATHING AND HSHING Service here will always be the best. Phone 8831 With your continued support, volume business allows us NAGS HEAD, NORTH CAROLINA to sell at lower prices— THE SEA RANCH MRS. T. S. MEEKINS, JR., Mgr. phone R 441 Neg, Head, N. C. Pool Air Conditioning Dining P .1.1. ■■■!■■■■ ■■!■■! .!■■■ Phone Kitty Hawk 2231 OUTER BANKS i&Aka Ocean Front Dining At its Best I I CEE k4E EID CT I SERVICE STATION -M SEE ME FIRST- 1/1 AW^C. ~ FOR SELECT RESORT B— Pure Oil Products— n " Washing *— Greasing I II Ee Ee MEEKINS' I Minor Repairs Located Midway Beach Realtor Keys Made Telephone 2791 Kill Devil Hilk, N. C. Phon. KHI Devil Hills 2911 Phone 8391 Menus Varied Daily Ocean Fresh Seafood Served Manteo 101 WELCOME TO WASHING LUBRICATION TIRES essosTrvicKSl "Z“ At the Triangle Intersection Oregon Inlet and MIINWK KtrAlKb Nags Head Road phone Nags Head 8666 I AVALON BEACH FIRST COLONY Ocean To Kitty Hawk Bay NAGS HEAD, N. C. Rentals - Recreation - Sales APARTMENTS ROOMS 58 Rental Units Kiddie Karts Beach Lots -23 Units - I. 2, 3 Rooms. Each with Private Bath- I Ocean to Bay 750 Ft. Ocean Cottages Rates $lO Daily and Up Lower Weekly Rates I ’ soo ° “ p Weet,/ mZoVb’y B, ° l ’' POINT HARBOR RESTAURANT Completely New Inside This Year Beaches (Ocean and Sound) x RUTH and WALTON GRIGGS, Props. The Most Beautiful View at Nags Head From the Famous Robert A. Youag, Realtor - «•« "»*- iw™ a»», nM.MII Kaolin* Nc ' °" "» F™* •» HSW-te RidM t>— I CHARTER BOATS I SCARBOROUGH'S GARAGE I relax- SAM AND OMIE NAGS HEAD. N. C. Short Order Repairs Our Specialty HSHING CENTER . GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING SPRIIH I AND PERRY II C ° me THE BEST IN SPORT FISHING "**" AGENT FOR JEEPS and PARTS Building Supply OREGON INLET SULF STREAM GULF and HRESTONE TIRES Cabhwh - Aluminum Stem D- 11, 2 and 4 Bedroom Cottages with Kitchenette USED —• REMAPPED tip FC Door and Screens Paints Hardware 3 A. M. BREAKFAST IN HSHING SEASON Formica select from our many samples I Specializing- in K.C. Steaks from 5 P.M. GULF PRODUCTS No Building Job Too Large or Small TOM McKIMMEY,— Phone 8301 Nags Head. N. G —WE CONTRACT - NAGS HEAdT N. C. JAMES SCARBOROUGH, Prop. Phone 2042 Kitty Hawk, N. C. I FIRST COLONY SERVICE KELLOGG SUPPLY CO, INC. h~i .sn. | STATION "Everything to Build Anything" I REFAiR WORK TO TRUCKS AMn NAGS HEAD HSH,NG MER i WELDING— SAUJ AND Op.r.t.d By D. C. Mi..B. I Op- » A. M. - 10 ». M. Fuß SW .f Nm., U„d .nd R«nnditi<m.d COTTAGES & UTILITY APARTMENTS H v JIMMIE AUSTIN, Manager *. Stores et •• " I NAGS HEAD.-N. C. ' KIL p|^2IB| LLS P. O. Bon 74) NAGS HEAD, N. C PHONE 4512 g-| ... - . --- . w-i— _ *- i TIIE COASTLAND TIMES, MANTEO, N. C. ) J VICT OR. MEEKINS / AN EPIDEMIC OF GIRL \ BABIES SWEEPS COUNTRY / This is a ' puzzling phenomen, \ beyond our Comprehension, and we | don’t know any reasons to offer I and haven’t asked any doctors, but / it has been repeatedly brought to \ my attention, twice this year by I my own children, that girt babies / are in vogue at this time. Just \ about all the new babies you hear 1 of are girls. Many newly married J people are disappointed when their / first child fails to be a boy. It’s \ something in the blood that comes j down from the days of the Old J Hebrews of Bible times. \ Our first two children were boys, 1 and I did not share the disappoint- 1 ment that some people fed- when / their first child is not a boy. Os \ our five grandchildren, four of I them are girls, and as I said when / our third child was growing up, I little girls are mighty sweet. As a I small child, no one gets closer into / your heart than a little girt. There \ isn’t anything about who can be J more interesting than a little boy, J but many people have learned that < little girls are not to be discounted. \ Byway of the New Bern Mirror, I one of the most captivating week- / lies in the state, we receive the \ following masterpiece on the subj ) ect “WHAT IS A GIRL?” J “Little girls are the nicest \ things that happen to people. They \ are bom with a little of angel- I shine about them and though it / wears thin sometimes, there is al \ ways enough left to lasso your 1 heart—even when they are seated J in the mud, or crying temperamen tai tears, or parading up the street | in mother’s best clothes. / “A little girl can be sweeter / (and badder) oftener than anyone \ else in the world. She can jitter ) around, and stomp, and make fun -1 ny noises that frazzle your nerves, \ yet just when you open your mouth, \ she stands there demure with that j special look in her eyes. A girl is / innocence playing in the mud and \ Motherhood dragging a doll by the ) foot. ) “God borrows from many crea \ tures to make a little girl. He uses I the song of a bird, the squeal of a / pig, the stubbornness of a mule, I the antics of a monkey, the spry- I ness of a grasshopper, the curios j ity of a cat, the speed of a gazelle, \ the slyness of a fox, the softness \ of a kitten, and to top it all off, ) He adds the mysterious mind of a / woman. \ “A little girl likes new shoes, ) party dresses, small animals, first ) grade, noise makers, the girl next \ door, make believe, dancing lessons, \ ice cream, kitchens, coloring books, I make-up, cans of water, going visit / ing.-tea parties, and one boy. \ “She doesn’t care so much for J visitors boys in general, large dogs, j hand-me-downs, straight chairs, \ vegetables, snow suits, or staying \ in the front yard. Who else can j cause you more grief, joy, irrita / tion satisfaction, embarassment, \ and genuine delight? I “She can muss up your home, / your hair, and your dignity—spend \ your money, your time and your \ temper—then just when your pa- I tience is ready to crack, her sun / shine peeks through and you’ve lost \ again. , , I “Yes, die is a nerve-racking / nuisance, just a noisy bundle of < mischief. But when your dreams \ tumble down and the world is a I mess—when it seems you are P / ty much of a fool —she can make \ you a king when she climbs on I your knee and whispers, .* I you best of all!’” / SEVEN INNING GAME S \ GIVES STUMPY PT. Vl’ j Stumpy Point dhowed the < team a powerful hitting r \ Sunday on the way to a, W - , ' J tory. In a seven-inning gr ’ / Stumpy Point team pre < hits, including three dir ) two-run homer by Iw . ‘ J B. Basnight led Stuv 1 / three hits with flv \ collecting two ap> I night held the / hits for 3-2/3 \ ning into tzv \ and yieldin’, . I gave up / the way \ the yy ) Hr /1 era’ \ w )' / . • ■ ’ - PAGE FIVE

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