FRIDAY, MAY 11, 19t62
4-H AT SWAN QUARTER <
HOLDS MONTHLY MEET
A quiz program about man
ners was the featured event at
the monthly meeting of the
Swan Quarter Intermediate 4-H
Club which was conducted last
Friday. Mrs. Gilbert Tunnell,
program chairman, Jed the 4-H
members through a maze of
tricky questions about etiquette,
to the delight of everyone pres
ent.
1 After a business discussion
of 4-H Camp and the District
Elimination Day at Chocowinity,
the members participated in rec
reational games which were led
by' Cecilia Gibbs, recreation
leader. Refreshments of Pepsi-
Colas, fudge and popcorn were
i served by Cecilia Gibbs, Patricia
Harris and Linda Cuthrell.
MANTEO PERSONALS
Jack Kellogg, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Kellogg, returned
home this week from the Albe
marle Hospital, Elizabeth City,
where he had been a patient. .
Mrs. R. S. Meekins, who has
■been living in Norfolk with her
daughter, Mrs. Judson Payne,
spent last week at her home
near Manteo. Mr. and Mrs.
Payne and son, Howard, were
with her for the iveek end.
Erwin White of Hampton, Va.,
spent last week end with his
■ mother, Mrs. Grace White.
Sgt. Lloyd W. Walker, U. S.
Marine Corps, Mrs. Walker and
their sons, Wayne and Michael,
have been recent guests of Sgt.
Walker’s mother, Mrs. Doris
Walker, before leaving for Long
Island, N. Y., where Mrs. Wal
ker and children will make their
home while Sgt. Walker is over
seas.
Miss Patty Gibbs, formerly
of Manteo, was recently elected
vice-president of the Inter
national Relations Club at Guil
ford College, Greensboro, where
she is a student.
Capt. and Mrs. Roger Meekins
’and daughter, Larisa, of Self- ;
ridge AFB, Michigan, spent
' several days this week with
Capt. Meekins’ parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Meekins.
Susie Briggs
(Mrs. Thomas)
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OCRACOKE HAS MANY
INTERESTING EVENTS
The Ocracoke Alumni Associa
tion held its annual banquet at
the Ocracoke Restaurant Satur
day night. Tables were decorat
ed in class colors and flower
centerpieces. About 35 attended.
Invited guests were: Rev. and
Mrs. R. D. Shinkle, Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Rondthaler, Mr. and
Mrs. John Dearing, Mr. and
Mrs. B. E. Spencer, Rev. and
Mrs. Elwood McCleary and Mrs.
Ruby Garrish. Seniors this year
are: Dorothy Mutro, Floyd
Thomas Styron, Stanley Gaskins
and Lewis Tolleson. Officers
elected for the following year
are: Ellen M. Veal,' pres.; Gay
nell Spencer, Vice-Pres.; Colleen
Jackson, Secretary; Maxine' Ma
son, Treas.; Sherry O’Neal,
Billy Garrish, Danny Garrish
and Calvin O’Neal as commit
tees.
Ocracoke Civic Club will meet
on Monday night May 14th.
The Ocracoke PTA will meet
Tuesday night, May 15. Hostess
es are: Doris Ballance, Virginia
Esham, Iva Garrish, Della Gas
kill, Hulda Gaskins and Ger
trude Lewis. Officers were elect
ed at the last meeting. They are
Mildred O’Neal, pres.; Vera Bal
lance, Vice-pres.; Blanche Sty
ron, Secretary; and Eph Esham,
Trea.
The Cub Scouts enjoyed a hot
dog roast and kite flying trip
Tuesday, down at the first
camping grounds. Cub Master
O’Neal, Den Mothers and John
Dearing accompanied them.
RURITAN CLUB MEETS
The Sladesville Ruritan Club
met Monday night, May 7. The
speaker was County agent
George O’Neal. His theme lyas,
“The possibilities of organizing
a community development pro
ject for the purpose of helping
to increase income, and improv
ing and Beautifying our homes
and Surroundings; and the crea-
I tion of a watershed for the pur
pose of drainage in pur section
of the county.” The Club has
' begun sawing logs for the pur-
I pose of enlarging the club house.
HATTERAS PERSONAL’S
Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Midgett
of Florida are visiting here.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hollis were
in Manteo last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Oden
went to Elizabeth City Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shipman
and daughter Valerie and Mrs.
Ophelia Meekins spent the week
end in Norfolk with Mr. and
Mrs. Vance Riggs.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Peele and
family spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Peele.
Mr. and Mrs. Josephus Willis
went to Norfolk Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Willis
and family are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Josephus Willis.
Miss Judith Gaskill of Norfolk
visited Mrs. Lucy Stowe Sun
day.
Mrs. Louie Burrus has return
ed home after visiting her fam
ily in Maine and Washington.
FRISCO PERSONALS
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Dr. Bill. Levihn and Dr. Walt
Jakubowski from the Marine
Hospital in Norfolk were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Austin Saturday night, and had
a successful fishing trip in Hat
teras inlet, with Lloyd Styron.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Austin
have arrived home after being
away for several week’s. Mr.
Austin has been a patient in the
U.S.P.H. Hospital.
Harlon Willis, Jr., U.S.C.G.,
returned to his post of duty
Sunday after visiting his
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rollin
son are in Norfolk.
Donald Niskanen, U.S.N., was
here for the week end with his
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve and Ellen
Woodward and Mr. .and Mrs.
Leigh Wahab and son George
Mike of Belhaven visited Mr.
and Mrs. John Austin Sunday.
Dianne Burrus and Erlene
Tandy were home for the week
end.
Fred Peters of Richmond, Va.,
was here for the week end.
John Rollinson has arrived
home after a seagoing trip to
several foreign parts in the past
six months.
The Frisco Home Demonstra
tion Club met with Mrs. Lester
Ware Tuesday night. A dem
onstration was given by the
agent, Mi’s. Buelah Gaylord. Re
freshments of Jello, ice cream,
cookies and iced tea were serv
ed. Attending were: Mrs. Cath
erine and Laura Austin, Mrs.
Julia Tandy, Mrs. Odessi Wasili
Mrs. Gaylord and Mrs. Ware.
KITTY HAWK PERSONALS
Gilbert Lee Henley of Pjney
Point Coast Guard Base spent a
week with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. J. Henley.
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Moulson
and son- Bruce of Norfolk, spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Lee Midgett.
Edward Lee Midgett entered
Duke Hospital, on the 9th of this
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Spence Midgett,
Long Island, N. Y., returned af
ter a- visit with Mrs. Doll
Beacham.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Midgett,
Jr., and children are leaving
around the 18th of May for
Guam, where Marvin will sbrve
with Coast Guard.
Russell Dowdy, U.S.C.G., will
leave this month for service on
Guam.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rex Hen-
Ipy and family will return to
Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan,
Monday after a week with Mr.
and Mrs. L. J. Henley and Mrs.
Doll Beacham.
Mr. and Mrs. Wally Wise and
son Oran Bruce, of Elizabeth
1 City were here for week end.
THE COASTJxAND TIMES. MANTEO* N. C. .
If Nancy Carter's v
| Kitchen |
| Know-How f
Quick Meals, .
Tasty Desserts
April is gardening month
which means quick no-work.
meals. It’s fun working hours
in the yard but this means meals
that require little kitchen time.
These meals should taste good
and should be nutritious and
well-balanced because your fam
ily is working hard and needs
energy foods.
EASY MAIN DISHES
In your friendly supermarket,
you will find many quick-to-pre
pare foods. The frozen food sec
tion has a wide selection of
frozen dinners, pot pies, vege
tables and fruits which are
ready in minutes.
In the meat department are
quick cooking frankfurters, ba
coft, sausage, table-ready meats,
and canned hams which most
families enjoy.
The grocery shelves are full
of many canned and packaged
dinners such as beef stew, mac
aroni dinners, spaghetti mix/
chicken and dumplings and easy
to heat vegetables.
One way to dress up quick
and easy meals is to serde a
perky dessert that can be pre
pared ahead of time or put to
gether at the last minute just
before serving.
FREE RECIPE FOLDER
Ten of these desserts are in
cluded in one of my favorite
recipe folders, “31 Take-It-Easy
Recipes.” The desserts include
frozen and refrigerated ones as
well as those that require no
cooking. If you would like a
free copy, just write to me,
Nancy Carter, P. O. Box 4358,'
Atlanta 2, Ga. and I will be glad
to .send it.
Our favorite dessert is per
fect for the homemaker who is
busy on Saturday, yet wants an
extra special dessert for Sun
day dinner. The following recipe
keeps well in the refrigerator
for several days so can be pre
pared on Friday evening in less
than 30 minutes for a glamor
ous, no-work Sunday dessert.
The tartness of the orange goes
well with the creamy and
. crunchy dessert.
ORANGE MOUSSE CAKE
6 to - 8 plain lady fingers
2 pkgs. (3 oz. each) cream
cheese
Vs cup frozen orange juice
concentrate
% cup finely chopped pecans,
almonds or walnuts
% cup confectioners sugar
1 pkg. (2 oz.) dessert top
ping mix
Line 1-quart loaf pan or mold
with straight sides with foil,
having ends extend above pan.
Split lady fingers; stand around
side/>f pan, cut side in. If nec
essary, trim lady fingers to top
of pan. Beat softened cream
cheese until fluffy. Then grad
ually add thawed, undiluted
orange juice while beating. Stir
in nuts and sugar. Prepare top
ping mix according to package
directions. Fold into cheese mix
ture. This will become quite
stiff. Spoon into prepared pan.
Chill overnight. To unmold, lift
out of pan with foil. Cut into
slices. Makes 5 to 6 servings.
Store left over portion in re
frigerator. This stores well for
several days.
EAST HYDE SCHOOL HAS
MAY DAY, AND PTA MEETS
The East Hyde High School ■
P.T.A. met Tuesday night. Mrs.
Linwood Gibbs presided.
Rev. Lucas gave the invoca
tion. A program was given by
the first, second, third, fourth
and fifth grades.
It was announced by the prin
cipal, Mr. Bucklew, that during
the year several items were
bought for the school, such as
science equipment for all the,
grades and an inter-com.
Mrs. W. H. Hurdle ahnounced
that there would be a piano re
cital by her pupils on May 15,
at 8 P. M. in the school audi
torium. '
The president installed the
following officers for the next
year: President, Mrs. Earl Pugh;
Vice President, Mrs. Roy Lowe;
Secretary, Mrs. George O’Neal;
Treasurer, Mrs. Jimmie Spencer.
May Day was held at East
Hyde High School on Friday
night, May 4. The May Day
Queen was elected by the entire 1
student body by secret ballot, I
Reglyn McKinney, a Freshman,
was chosen May Day Queen.
A program was given by the
elementary grades for the
Queen and her couft.
ON DEAN’S LIST
Named on the Dean’s list were
W. Franklin White, Jr., and i
Joseph B. Boyce of Manteo# On
the honor roll William W. Eley,
Ocracoke; Sandra R. Jennette,
Rt. 1, Swan Quarter; and Pa
i tricia Swindell, Swan QuaiterJ
STUMPY POINT PERSONALS
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On the sick list are Mrs. Fan
nie Meekins, Mrs, Thurston Mid
gette, Mrs. 'Arthur Meekins,
Riley Payne, Mrs. Annie Payne,
Mrs. Ira Payne, Mrs. Bettie
Nixon, Mrs. Francis Hooper and
Mr. Tobe Wish.
Dr. and' Mrs. W. W. Harvey
and Mr. and Mrs. Cindy Griffith
of Manteo were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Horace B. Hooper,
Sr., Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Hooper,
Buddy and Peggy of Norfolk,
Mrs. Myrna Hooper Mitchell '
And sons Jeffery and Gregory
of-Camden, N. J., visited Mrs.
Francis Hooper and Mrs. Tom
Wise.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Anderson of
Norfolk accompanied Mrs. Geo.
Wise, Sr., home from a Norfolk
hospital Friday. Mrs. Wise is
improving at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Horace Hooper,
Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Vestal and
daughter, Glenda Earle have re
turned to New Bern after visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Twiford.
John Hooper and Mrs. Hooper
of Buxton visited Mr. Hooper’s
mother, Mrs. Francis Hooper.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Nixon of 1 ,
Manteo visited Mrs. Bettie
Nixon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Payne
visited their sons, Dr. W. 0.
Payne, C. L. Payne, in Norfolk.
Mrs. Paul Midgette of Nor
folk visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Knight.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Etheridge
of Wanchese visited Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Payne Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hildred Golden
and Shelia visited Mr. and Mrs.
W. M. Monette in Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Boomer of
Norfolk and Mrs. Exie Russell
of Boston visited Mr. and Mrs.
Troy Hooper and Tobe Wise.
WANCHESE PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Emory
have returned to Creedmoor af
ter visiting Mrs. Emory’s sister,
Mrs. Lillie Meekins.
Walter Jones is a patient in
the Public Health Hospital in
Norfolk.
Wayne Gray of Wanchese was
among those recently initiated
into the Beta Rho Chapter of
the Sigma pi Fraternity at
Atlantic Christian College, Wil
son.
A freshman at ACC, He is
majoring in English. He is son
of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Gray of
Wanchese.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rogers
and children of Norfolk, were J
week end guests of Mrs. Roger’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Mann.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Daniels
spent the week end in Elizabeth!
City with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Daniels, Jr.
Mr- and Mrs. Parker Midgett
of ’ Elizabeth City spent the
week end here.
Brenda Daniels of East Caro
lina College, Greenville, spent'
the week end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Daniels. i
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Crees
and children, Lester Lee and
Denise, of Norfolk spent the
week end with Mrs. Creef’s
mother, Mrs., Lucy Midgett.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Emory
have returne’d to Durham after
visiting here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jtalph Meekins,
Mrs. Mabel Tillett and Mrs.
Jimmy Basnight visited Mr. and
Mrs. Ronny Meekins at Old
Trap Sunday.
Mrs. M. P. Daniels is a patient
in the Albemarle Hospital Eliza
beth City.
Mrs. Tommy Daniels and chil
dren spent the week end in Nor
folk.
Mrs. Edna Pledger and Miss
Wanda Taylor of New Bera
spent Sunday as guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Tommy Ballance.
Mrs. Billy Baum and children
have returned from Fort Lau-
I derdale, Fla., where they have
been since November.
Mr. and Mrs. Willey Tillett
and children of Sneeds Ferry
were week end guests of Mrs.'
Sophronia Tillett.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tillett
and children of Norfolk spept
the week here.
Mrs. Terrah Daniels of Nor
folk is visitirig Mrs. Louise Cue
worth.
Mrs. David O’Neal spent the
week end in Portsmouth visiting
her sister, Mrs. Joe Jones.
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MAY DAY CELEBRATED
AT O. A. PEAY SCHOOL
I May Day was celebrated qt
the O. A. Peay High School,
Swan Quarter, on May 4, Mag
gie B. Credle, 4th. Grade stu
dent was May Queen. Her class
| was leader in the financial Con-
I test which netted $800.79 t* the
school. Mrs. H. S. Burrus is
teacher of the class.
The Queen was crowned by
C. R. Downing, principal.
Gladys Burrus gave' the Orgin
of May Day. Over 120 students
participated in a program of
dahces and physical fitries to the
theme “May In Fantasy Land.”
An aadittional 20 students as
sisted with the making of cos
tumes and scenery, The activi
ties closed with baseball game
in which the O. A. Peay High
School defeated the Davis
High of Engelhard, 14-3.
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with Rock Hudson and Tony
Randall, in “Lover Come Back”
at Pioneer Theatre in Manteo •
May 13 and 14.
AVON PERSONALS
Oley Hooper, U.S.C.G., Boston,
is spending a week with his fam
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. David Russell
and children of Norfolk spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
G. H. Meekins.
Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Miller
of Norfolk spent the week end
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Broth
ers and Mrs. Walker Scar
borough were in Norfolk Mon
day. ■ ,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gray and
children of Norfolk visited Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Gray and Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Hooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hooper,
Jr., and children of Alexandria,
Va., visited Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Hooper and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Scarborough.
Mr. and Mrs. Oley Hooper and
chidren, Grayson and Faith and
Mrs. Blanche Gray visited in
Portsmouth, Va., Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George' W.
Meekins, Jr., visited in Elizabeth
City Monday. They also visited
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Crees at
Point Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Gray, Jr.,
and children of Norfolk spent
the week end here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bumgard
ner and Robert Sample, Jr., of
Elizabeth City visited Mr. and
Mrs. Blucher Scarborough.
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In His Historic Inaugur&l 'Address President John F.
Kennedy Advises Nos To Aw What YoLr Coqntry Cah Do
For You, But farther What You Might Do For Your Country.
. In This Same Spirit Os Public Interest If & Th** N*
Greater Service Can BeftendhtedToDare County Than In
Nominating Wallace R. Gray As To
The General Assembly In flte*y|tT' •M* Democratic Pri
mary. :'x /.
Never Has There TimeWhen Professional J
Qualifications wb>b sb,.Recet4W
tration Os Government.
Forward In This Wondrdus Age Os Sel^htllic,AchieviWWl
The President’s New FhMrtier Polities Must Be Tt
The Level Os Local Government. Our Most Qualified Citi
zens Must Be Solicited To In Petitions Os Public SSk'
sponsibility.
For The Office Qf Representative T>ere Ate FeW
Among Us, If Any u iso Qualified To Serve. Your Vote iFor
Him Is A Vote For The 4 Future Os Date.'Qbu'nfy. ’
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to Stetson and Daniels, for
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system at 'Wcgfriiri ifttet, Bodfe'
Island. . - I
The work under this contract'
was made necessary when recent
storm washed out a similar
system. The work under this
contract is designed to provide
adequate facilities for the’
heavy Visitor season. - •
The project was started on
April 25, 1962 and is scheduled
for completion on May 24, 1962.
The work shall include approxi
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: BIRTHS ■ 1
Rev. and Mrs. H. A. McNeely,
, Jr. of Ruskin, Fla., announce th®
; birth of a second son, May 6,:
.weight 8 pounds. Rev. McNeely r
•is the pastor of the Methodist •
.church in Ruskin. Mrs. McNeely .
is the former Mary Meekins, ‘
daughter of the Rev. and MraJ
E. R. Meekins of Columbia. Mrs. r
'Meekins is visiting her daughv •
teris family.
. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray
,mond White 111 of Livingston.
Tenn., a sori, Raymond IV, on
i April J??; weight seven pounds.:
I Mr. White formerly lived in
Manteo. ■
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