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THE COASTI.A1VD TIMES.
MANTEb,
FRIDAY. JULY 26. 196!
NEWS OF BELHAVEN
And The Fungo River Disfrict
Mrs. M. L. WINDLEY. Representative — Tel. WH 3-3061
BELHAVEN COURT
ing under the
iwhifskoy .?150 nnd
of
night boating accident
MRS. JOSEPHINE BROADWELL DROWNS
WHEN CRAFT COLLIDES WITH BUOY
Shortly before midnight Sal-1
iitday a 29 year o!l mother of!
two children drowned near thej
Belhaven breakwater after the'
small boat in which site was
riding swerved when it collided
with the No. 3 buoy, throwing
the woman into the water.
The niishaj) took the life of
Mrs Josephine Co.\ Broad well
of Washington, and oriured as
the gioup was heailed back to
the Rhode.s cottage at Siindy
Siiores about Jl:30 p.m. The
boat carrying .Mr.s. Broadwell
and her hu.sband and .Mr. and
..Mrs. Charles Rhodes of Wash-'
ington had just left the ■'Ri,vefl
Forest .Manor jiier when they !
collided with the marker. Rhodes
dived in and managed to save.
Jus wife, but .Mr.s. Broadwell dis-!
appeared m the choppy waters.!
Her body was recovered by thej
Belhaven Coa.M Guard Unit and |
the Washington Rescue Squad j
about 2:30 a.m
Mr.s. Broadwell was born in
Robc.son County, g r a d u a t e d
from Orrum High School and
Carolina College, was a member
of the First Baptist Cliurcli ami
the Women of the Moose Lodge.
She is survived by her hus
band, Joseph .M. Broadwell; two
daughters, Wanda and Susie of
the home in Washington; her
parents, .Mr. and Mr.s. Frank
Co.N, two brothers, Frank Jr.
and Dennis Co.': of Proctorville; j
thiee sisters, Mrs. Bettie Edens
of Hamilton, Mrs. Nma Mc-
’l.ellan of Proctorville and Mrs.
Edna Britt of Liimberton.
Funeral services were held at
the Proctorville Baptist Church
Monday afternoon at 5:00 p.m..
by tlie Rev. Nash Odum and the
Rev. Luther Matthews. Burial
was in the Broad Ridge ceme
tery.
influence
costs.
Leroy Griffin, colored of! Josh Tayloi' Rogers, white of
Pantego for careless and rock-, Washington. CS miles in a 55
le.ss driving paid costs of court, .mile zone, $13 aiid costs.
Ernest Co.\, white of Bel-j Mill.nrd Lewis S.-wyor. white
liavon, public drimkncss $20 .'ihd of Belhaven. slop sign violation,
trusts. j cost of court.
John 0. Davis, colored of] Ra.\ mond Linwood Kcech,
SciVntoncosts of court and $10. white of Pinetown, failing to
fine for speeding too fast for .see that movement could
conditions. made .safely, cost of court.
I'LINGOAN r.OOK CLUB
Avon Spencer, coloicd of
Pantego, simple assault, jiaid
costs of the court.
.Mrs. Jule 11. Purvis, presidentl Wilham U.ilph Davis, white of,
of the Pungoan Book Club, luis Pantego paid costs of the court'
appointed the following to serve after pleading guilty to operut-'
for the coming year: iirogramang veliiele witli improper
Pitt, colored of
a 55 mile zone.
commiltce; Mrs. R. D.
chairman; Mrs. E. W
Jlitchoil,! equipment.
Midgelte! Reuben Wayne Braddy, wliitc
and .Mrs. Roy J'.istiee; book com-^Qf pantego paid
Thurman Lee
P-netown, (59 in
$11 and cost.s.
Blount Sp:irrow
of Washington,
with failing to give notice of
collision to authorities immedi
ately.
Bill n.illock. w!;ile of Bel-
mittee. Mrs. .Andrew H Hodge.',,
chairman. Mrs. John Bnger ami
Miss Loyce Brin.son.
( -All members are ■ urged to
contact these two committees, to
aid them in outiining the pro
gram for the ye:ir.
co.sts- of the' haven, no
on the wiong and cos’s
• >11. w h te
ilnmkcness
covirt fo'- dru'.ng
side of the road
Heber Wallace, \vhite of
Pantego, $5 ami' co.sts for reck
less driving.
Troy Jlanley Sawyer, wliue
of Scranton, public driytkcness,
$5 and costs. ai" f' ’Quarter,‘-public (irunkeriess,
James Pilorson, colored of and co.sts. '
highway, co.st of court.
Johnny Lee Brown, colored of
Newport News, V^l., operating
ear witliout license and improper
registration, $21 and costs.
Jack Allen Cockrell, white of
Pantego, improper equipment,
costs of court.
Johnny Stillman E v e r e 11 e,
white of Pinetown, operating car
j^g|too fast for existing conditions,
I costs of court.
William Gihh.s, colored of
Pantego, 55 in a 45 mile zone,
$10 and costs,
j Alton .Mizelle Harrell, white
O’Neal, wliite of Hamilton, 65 miles in a 55
was changed o,,]o zone, $10 and costs.
Elmer Ray Jeffer.son, white of
Belliaven, public dninkcne.ss,
cost.s of court.
Jielvin Pierce, colored of
James'ille, rcckles.s driving $2.5
and eo.st.
Gilbert Foreman, white of
BcIIiavcn. pos.scs.sion of illcg:il
operators iicuise, $10
BELHAVEN PERSONALS
Mrs. J. Harry Swindell ami
Mrs. Hal McGee of Swan Quar
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Flave !•'. .Spen
cer ;ind .son, Flave of
visited Jlr.s. AL L.
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G Brumscy
spent the week end at W.anchese
and Barco with their parents,
Mr.s. .Arlettie Tillet and Mr. and
5Irs. Horace Brumsey.
>irs. J. R. Brown, Sliss Vivian
Swindell .'ind Mr. and Mr.’:,
Rulpli Swindell of Washington
spent Iasi week at Nng.s He.ad.
Mr, and 51 rs. Mack Harris
and son, Gary of Homestead,
Fla., spent last week witli 5Ir.
and Mrs, C. L. .McIIarncy, Sr
and Mrs. Rad Jones. - ^
Tlic Rev. David Brown has
turned from Riclimond, Va.
where he conducted revival .cerv
ices at tlic Ellis Christian
Cliurcli.
51 rs. Haughlon Randolph and'^’'’*'
Fairfield j children, Ann and Frank h.avc
Wiiulley iciiii'iicd to Kansas City, 5to.,
I after a vi.sit witli 5Ir.s I. W.
lIlugliGs. Mr.s. Hiiglies accom
panied lliem to New Bern and
Camp LeJnone wlicrc they
LUNCHEON PARTY
5Irs. Jimmy Ferrell,
guest of her father, W.
visited Commander Frank
Huglies.
Mr. and 5Irs. 51ark Powell
and Charles Powell spent 51on-
day in Plymouth
hou/i'j
P. O’j
entertained at a luncheon
at tlio River Forest Manor. |
Guests included the bonoreej
tlic lio.slcss, Mrs. 1. L. Learyjl
5lrs. I. W. Hughes and heij
liousc guest, Mrs; Haughtoi,
Randolpli of Kan.sas City, Mo.j
and 5Ir.s. Angus 51iller. 1
5Irs. Ferrell is tlie forme|
Bot.sy O'Neal. She and her chilii
(Iren are visiling here. The;
live in Bosier City, La. i|
il
re-
r Ocra-
t>l0 and
crabs, costs of court.
Our sadness is not 'sd’d,'but'j
our cheap joys. — Henry David New York, GO mile.s in a 55 mile
Thorciiu. ' zone, reckless driving and driv-
Roy (';i I:
coke, jniblic
cost.
Edwin R. I’liiil, white of Batli, Frazier 51cDevitt, wliite of
impropeV lorn. $.5 .and co.st.s. j Wa.Miington, 65 in a 55 mile
Ed.-qn. Selby, colored of Siyaii zone, $10 and costs.
$10 Trent’bn I5dward,s, colored of
■ Pantego, damage to pcr.sonal
J. H W.'iters, wliite of Pino- property, cost of court,
town, driving on wrong sifle of W. E. Eaton, white of Wilson,
worthless ehcck, pay $108.15 and j
cost of court. j
Rudolph Harrell, wliite of;
Pantego, pniyer for judgment,
continued and leave the county!
for one year. j
James Johiisten, wJiite of Bel-1
haven, drunkoiie.cs, $5 and co.st i
of court. '
PUNGO HOSPITAL NEWS
Pungo District Hospital News
5Vhite patients July 15-22;
5Irs. Annie Carnwan, James
Best, '.Master Hilton I'bsilir,'
Dave Bnilance, 51rs.- Josephine
Cahoon, 51rs. Bes.sie Sparrow
and Jessie Foite.scue of Bel
haven; Chuck Bosse of Bath,
51iss Connie Wallace, Henry
Paul, Mrs. 5Iai'y F.llen Respess
of Pantego; George Luptoii and
5Irs. FlQrcncc.Speiiccr of. Scran
ton; Sam Dudley of Engelhard;
5Irs. Ebbie Cherry and 511-:.
5Iary .Mason of Swan Quarter;
5Iis.s Marjorie. Finley of Clic's;i-
peake, Va , and Riley Harris of
Faii’field.
Colored p:itieiil.s: 51 a t i 1 d a
Barrow ami Judy Jennette of
Pantego; Virgiis Collins of
Engelhard and Frances Chance
of Fairfield.
BELHAVEN CARD CLUB
51rs. George Riddick and 51rs.
Curtis Clark wore special guests
Thursday evening when MiV. ,11.
L. Dilday entertained "her
bridge club at her home. - -
The hostess .served a dessert
course and during play she
jiassed iecd drinks iind nut.s.
Summer flowers were used as
decorations.
Club memher.s attending wore
5Iesdanics Leigh Wahab, Clcvo
Woodward, Grady Fussell, Dave
Ballanee. Charles 511dgette, Or
ville Clark. C. B. Tillman, Jamc.s
Griffin, and Jack Leigh.
High scoring honors went to
51 rs. Leigh.
On Tuc.sday evening 51 rs. Ed
Harri.s entertained her bridge
club and special guest.s, 5Irs.
5Ta(; Harris of Home.stoad, Fl:i.,
5!rs. Frank Noble, Mrs. W. B.
Voliva and .Mrs. W. G. Ralph.
Summer flowers were used to
decorate. Daringcards ,v .salted
.nuts, assorted camtio and coliis
were served and at the con
clusion of the evening jelio and
cookies were enjoyed.
Club membor.s pre.^ent were
Mr.«. Charles Powell. High .“core
winner was 5Ir.=, Clifton Jones,
low .scorer. Mrs. .f. E. Edwards
and 5Irs. Russell Daniels.
51 iss 5Iary Costulis enter
lained mcmber.s of her card club j
at The River Forest 5Janor. AI
dessert course was served and'
during cards colas, cheese
straws, pretzels and candy were
seh’od
Guests included .Mesdame's
Don Edmondson, Paul Smith,
Conway 5IcKinne.v, H. Vann
Latham, Sam Bnger, Steve
Davenport, Jimmy Wiiidloy, Ted
Smithwick, Delma T.ilan, Lowell
Rhodes, Henry Haiwey. Jr., and
the hostess.
High score went to 51 rs.
Rhodes; Mrs. Tolau low, aiulj
5Irs. 5icKinncy won at bingo.'
5irs. Edmondson, a special
guest, was renieiiibiired with a
gift. - ■ - •
If Antarctica's ice melttid, the
world’s seas would rise Some'
250 feet, eiigulfiiig, a’mong oth-1
cr landniarksi New Ydik Har-1
bor’s Statue of Liberty to nose
level.
A Salute to Tar Heel Products .
^ Coloniars Seventh Annual
Sale of Quality Products
MADE IN
WE'RE PROUD!
Ym, we or* proud (o salute our own Tor Bool State; its . ’
citizens, industry and i.nstitutions. Frcm tlie mojettic
mountain splendor in the west to the beautiful sunny shores
of the tost. Colonial is proud to be o part of this greet Sfc.'o. Since Mr. David Pender, • native ot Torboro N C
opened his first store in thof city. Colonial has contmuolly strived to bring f-lorlli Ca.-olinieni the very best in Food Koducts*
Courteous Service, and Friendly Associations. ' '
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FROM NORTH CARbLlNA'S FARMS
FRESH bRESSSb GOVT INSPECTED WHOLE
* it
■■pRiCE.s ooon Tintouctt ;
SATL'RIJAV. JUl.y ’7. 1963.
QUANllTV KIGins RESERVED.
MADE IN
NORTH
.CAROLINA
tROerSSEO IN CilARlOTTE ARMOUR STAR
FROM
ItX INGTON
PARKER'S FROZEN FRUIT
APPLE • PEACH • CHERRY
BACON.... li. 67e
BOILED
$t;o9
FROCEtsto Ik Wilson .
SWIFT'S EOlLfiD
MADE IN
NORTH
.CAROLINA
FROM CHARLOTTE . . .
ARMOUR STAR
SLICED
MADE IS GARNFR JESSE JONES
22 02.
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89'
50
SAUSAGE.
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cranks;.....:
from CREEfiitOSO, , CURTISS CLUE RI6COM
BOLOSNA....
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. LIVER-CHEESE
PICKLE-PIMENTO
• “SPICED MEAT.;
CeiONIAl STOfESl
6-OZ.
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COLD BOND STAMPS |
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WITH TMiv rot ros t.>n rrneuvo. nr @
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MADE
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COLD lOMD STAMPS
wfia nils cm roN ami rrnnivo: or
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from .MT OLIVE CAZCIINA iCAUTY
PICKLES ... 2
SPECIAL LOW PRICE!
Bleach
MADE IN CHARLOTTE...SWIFT'S PURE
Jewel Oil
FROM ABERDEEN... LUCK'S HALVED ELBERTA
MAOEIN
NORTH
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Grown in North Carolina
LARGE, LUSCIOUS, JUICY-SWEET
PEACHES
J POUNDS 2i^C
FROM S.AGIOVC
LUCK’S
.. llACKCYt PEAS AND PINTO
BEANS .....
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HALF GAL.
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MADE !N CHARLOTTE . . . OUR PRIDE FRESH-BAKED SANDWICH
Bread
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LIMIT: 3 CANS WITH YOUR $5.00 OR MORE PURCHASE.
I60Z.
LOAVES
50 WINSTON-SALEM . . . GAINER'S PURE PRESERVES AND JELLY
GOLD BOND STAMPS
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MASON JARS 12S.'$1.25
GRAPE JAM
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PEACH PRESERVES
PINEAPPLE PRESERVES
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COLONIAL'S BXemNd
SPELL CASH
HERE'S ALL YOU DO...
You get o free "Spell Coth" cord every time yeti viiip
your fovoritc Colonial in this area. Each card has a
mystery ink spot thet is removed by plocing card under
running top voter ond rubbing spot gently. When
the spot is_ rc.Tioved, il revcols one of the letters "C"
or "A" or "S" or "H" or the familior Gold lotid Sandy
Sover Symbol. When you collect four cards thof
spell the word CASK" bring them to your fovorito
Coloniol Store for verif,colion and win $100 CASH.
Every time you reveal the Sondy Saver Symbol brine
your cord to Colaniol tor verilication and win lOO
FREE Gold Bond Stomps. That's alt there is To i».
Thcrc^s nothing to write or buy«
NO PURCHASE REQUIRED
Coloniol reserves the right to hove • qualified inti-
scntoKve determine the authenticity ot winning' "SpdR
CASH ' cords. Employees and tomilies of amplayeat
of Colonial Stores incorporoted ond sublidiorit* «r«
not eligible to participate in game.
MORE $100 WINNERS
Mrs. R. W. Youngsteodt, Rolelgh, N. C
Mrs. Harold Potter, (Soldsboro, N. C.
Mrs. Fronk Butler, Southern Pines, N. C
Mrs. J D. Johnson, Winston-Salem, N. C
Helen Lennon, Woshington, N. C.
Mr. Carlton Heolh, New lern, N. C
-Mrs. Earl Noe, Jr., Beaufort, N.C ' ' '
Bonita Moller, Havelock, N. C. -r - : ■
Dorothy Helton, Tarawa Terrace, N, C,
Mr. Roy Stephenson, Smifhtield, N. C. .•
Evonne Kciter, Greenville, N. C.
Edna Corbett, Greenville, N. C. *• '
Ruby Me Kinnie, Durham, N. C.
Mrs. Lottie Pope, Fayetteville, N. C.
'Mrs. Ann Clark, Foyettevllle, N. C
Mrs. Bill Loltln, Stotesville, N. C
Mrs. B. H. Wolfe, Burlington, N. C.,
Mr. Theodore Lowe, Burlington, N. C.
Mrs. W. A. Farrington, Greensboro, N. C.
'.Mr. A. W. Huffman, Roanoke, Va, ■“ ' '
Mr. James Farrington, Chapel Hill, N. C • '
' Mrs. F. A. Childress, Mebone, N. C. - ‘ ' > '
Mrs. Barbara Revis, Mcbane, N. C.
Mrs. Louis Covington, Danville, Vo.
Cloricc Mehnert, Roanoke, Va.'
Mrs. Lillian Lyles, Winston-Salem, N, C
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