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fe'S, l:-^ fer |.?, r If' I'V:, ■' .y" - ;l; ,i '@' w i( l■^> 1/1 f' Ir. p>'’ r//.- hi |r ■' ll’' IJ^ If-t; i. I' *; - II, - i If |.v ; N f t ?il f'r I % f f MRS. HARRY G. KRAMER , Mrs. Missouri R o 11 i n s o n Kramei', 77, of Elizabeth City, ■^e widow of Hari-y G. Kramer, died Saturday night' after |l5ort illnes.s. c A funeral service was held Monday at 4 p.m. in First Meth- ■ odi^ Church. Officiating wei’o ■fte Rev. Carlos P. Womack, pastor, and the iRev. W. B. L. Hutcheson, rector of Christ Episcopal Church. Burial was in Hollywood Cemetery. t Slieh was a member of First Methodist Church and its "Wom- dn’s Society of Christian Sei-v- ice. A native of Hatteras, she liv- e‘d at 312 W. Church St., Eliza beth City, C8 years. Her parents ’ were Samuel M. and Mrs. Settle Fulcher Rcllinson. Sui-viving are two daughters, Mrs. Helen Phillips of Washing ton, N. C., and Mrs. Dorothy Kramer Branch of Elizabeth City; a son, Harry G. Kramer of Elizabeth Qity; two brothers, ■' John W. Rollinson of St. Simon .Island, Ga., and Alonzo JI. Rol linson of East Palatka, Fla.; 10 ■ grandchildren; and a great grandchild. 1,Mts. Ki'ainer was a frequent visitor in Dare County and a great booster for the area. MRS. CLAUDE J. TOWNLEY MRS. GEORGIANNA SPRUILL COLUMBIA — Funeral iser- vices for JIrs. Georgianna Spruill, 79,, who diel in the Washington County Hospital, Saturlay, August 27, were held in the Chapel Hill Baptist Church here on Wedne^ay, August 31, at 2:30 p.m. conduct ed by the Rev. J. O. IRogers. Burial was in the chui-ch ceme tery. , , A native of Washington County, Mrs. Spruill was the daughter of the late George and Mrs. Sarah Wynne, and widow of Solomon J. Spruill. She has made her home here for more than 60 years. She was a mem ber of the Chapel Hill Church and its affiliate organizations; member in the Order of the Eastern Star and the Sons and Daughters of Zion. Sun’ivors are six sons: James Welton and William Isiah both of Richmond, Va ; Johnson E. of Williamston; Elijah Thomas of Norfolk; Harrell S. of An napolis, Md.; and Albeit W. Spruill of Greensboro; three daughters: Mrs. Came S. Whi taker of Swan Quarter; Mrs. Von S. Jordan of Plymouth; Mrs. Eva S. Pope of Virginia; 14 grandchildren and several great grandchildren. JIi-s.'-Netta Rockstead Town- ley, 71, of 557 Dove Drive, Great Bridge, died (Saturday in a Nor folk hospital. ’,A native of Vining, Minn., she was the wife of Claude J. Townley anl lived here four years. Jlr. and Mr.s. Townley lived for a number of years in Kill Devil Hills, where they operated a motor court. . She was a member of Norfolk Unitarian Church. Besides her husband, she is survived by two sons, Elvin L. Townley of Virginia, Minn., and Dr. Charles 0. Townley of Port Huron, Mich.; and eight grand children. A funeral service was held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Twiford Colonial Chapel, Great Bridge. Burial was in Chesapeake Me morial Gardens. MR.S. MARY T. J, MIDGETT GUTHRIE FRANCIS Guthrie Francis, 70, of Gul- rock died Saturday night. He had been in ill health for several months. He was the son of the late William T. and Effic Pugh Francis. He was a veteran of World War I and was a mem ber of the Christian church. Surviving ai-o two brothers, Adolph Francis of Gulrock and Rudolph Francis of Manteo. Graveside sendees were held Monday at 2 p.m. in the Pugh cemetery at Gulrock conducted by the Rev. Haywood Alartin, Methodist minister. Mi-s. 'Mary Jane Twifonl Mid- gett, 88, native and lifelong resident of Manns Harbor, died Wednesday after a long illness. Funeral services will be conduct ed at the home in Manns Harbor by the Rev. W. L. Barbee, pastor of Mount Carmel Methoiist Church, at two o'clock Friday afternoon. Burial will be in Mann’s Cemetery, Manns Har bor. Mrs. Midgett was the widow of the late Joe Tom Midgett, and a daughter of the late James and Mary Stowe Twiford. She is smwived by one son, Cecil Midgett, of Manns Harbor; and six grandchildren. She was a member of Jlount Carmel Church. MRS. MABEL STILLMAN THERE IS NO SCBSTITUTK TOR NEW.siPAPER AnVERTiaiNO For 8«fter B«ach Prop«rtits Sm' Ted Wood, Rooltor T«l. 441-3071 ILL DEVIL HILLS. N. C iJIrs. Mabel Estelle Vale Still man, 61, of Chesapeake, Va., diel Tuesday at 5:10 p.m. in her home after a sudden illness. A native of Roper, she lived in Chesapeake 14 years. She was the wife of Herbert R. Stillman. Besides her husband, surviv' ling are two sons, Herbert Leroy Stillman of Virginia Beach, Air Force M. Sgt. Robert In-ing Stillman in Europe; two-daugh ters, Mrs. Leroy Davenport' of Manteo, and • Mrs. Winton, R. Ward of Virginia Beach; a sis ter, Mrs. Della Knowl^ of Rop er; and nine grandchildren'. ' , Funeral sei-vices will' be con ducted today at 2:30 p.mi in the CresweH Baptist Church by the Rev. Norman Burns. Bunal will be in the Azalea Memorial' Gar dens. OCRAGOKE HAS MORE IN SCHOOL THIS SESSION James P. Rines, New Principe Comes To Ocracoke After > Nine Years at Mt. Mourne With James P. Rines as new pinncipal, Ocracoke School open ed on' Thurstlay, August 25 with a regular morning session in which the • children were regis tered and received their texts for the coming school year. Regular se.ssions started the next day. The enrollment was slightly above that of last year and further enrollment is ex pected. ■Mr. Rines, comes to Ocracoke from the Mt. Mourne Elemen tary School of Mt. Mourae, where he has been the principal of the school for the past nine years. With him comes his wife, versatile and experienced teacher who will instruct in the iHigh School and assist her hus band in many ways. Also at Ocracoke for his fii'st time term is 'David Gaskill, a vetoran teacher who will guide the fifth and sixth grades. Mi’s. Gaskill is moving here with her husband from Washington, N. C. Returning teachere are Mrs. Francis Saunders, beloved first and second grade teacher; and Ml’S. Senia F. Davis of Bath for her second term as third and fourth grade teacher; and Miss Mary Elizabeth Williams of the local community for her second term in school and her first term as seventh and eighth grade teaclier. The curriculum will be the same in all departments as last year. The children are especially enthusiastic about the continua tion of the athletic program. The school committee consists of Jack Willis, Chairman; Mon ford Garrish and Mrs. B. E. Spencer. CYCLIST LUCKY IN ACCIDENT AT NASS HEAD Cyclist Blaine Toler, 18, of Kitty Hawk who was thrown from his 1966 Honda and x’olled down U. S. 158-Bosiness a short way is lucky to be alive. . ’ As Lela Boykin Vaughn, 44, of 1609 South Elm St., Greenville, who was driving a 1961 Chevro let out of the Forbes Candy Shop parking lot, her car hit the cycle of Toler' and threw him rolling down the road. Toler, however, was injured not severely but was fortunate a car was not traveling behind him at the time. Damage to the CheiTolet was $150 and to the Honda $330. Lela Vaughn , was charged with failing to yield night-bf- way, Highway Patrolman C. F. Padgett said. Hatteras MRS, GEORGE MANN NEW HEART FUND PRESIDENT Wanchese Mrs. Andy Mihoych,, Mrs. James Ruhle and Mrs. Jamits Craddock were fn ElizabetK City Friday. , ■ ■' Robiei’t H., Daniels of Alpena, Jlich., spent the week end .with his sister, Mrs. Louise 'Cud- worth. ‘ ' Mrs. Grace Daniels of' St. Augustine, Fla., is visiting here. Mrs. Vivian Daniels has re turned home after visiting in Baltimore, Md., and • Washing- Mrs. George Jlann of Manteo has been named president of the Dare County Heart Associa tion. Mrs. Mann succeeds Mrs. Oni Houston of Manteo. Mrs. Hous ton is moving to Cope Cod, Mass., where her husband will be the Cape Cod National Sea shore Park. Other officers include Mrs. C. L. Reynolds, chairman; Emest Fuller, secretary and treasurer; and Mrs. Dan Parker, publicity chairman. As a local branch of the North Carolina and American Heart Associations, the D^re County iHeart Association provides public infoimation-on heart disease, informs local doctors, nurses and other health workers 'of advances in the treatmept of heart disease and operates community-wide pro grams to prevent heart disease or, assist victims and their fami lies. The Heart Association also leads the annual Dare Heart Funds drive to support local programs and those of the state and national organizations. Mrs. Mann reports that plans for the 1967 campaign, to be conducted next Febiuary, are now being drawn. ton, D. C., Mrs. Rena Tillett of Norfolk, Va., sp^t the week end here. Mr. and Mrs. Levene Cud- worth and gp’andson, Allen of Virginia Bench, spent the week end "with Mr. CudwortVs moth er, Mrs. Louise Cudworth. Miss Marcia Daughtry has re- tured from Hampton, Va., where she -visited her father, Morris Daughtry. S- -I how Carnegie frees you from IRONING for guaranteed FREEDOM; from IRONING look for the Co^ncqie label on shorts and slacks • Tuc.-Wed. Sept, 6-7 I coordinate sets JUHtfMIlMJlli-: ' LIFE • tOOK, • fARENTS' • LAOICS' HOME jnURNAl. • SPORTS ILLUSTRATED V. TIMES MACATINE Ted Midgett and Spurgeon Stowe left for Ocean C.ty, Maryland with Warren Paley to visit Gary,, Hartman. Mr. and Mrs. James Crumbley and children of Norfolk spent the week end at Hatteras. Mrs. John Oden and family of Massapequa, Long I.sland have been visiting Mrs. Char lotte Ballance. Mrs. Inez ,4ii.stin has visiting her daughters, Mrs. Don Skaglc of Chapel Hill and Mrs. Curtis Newton of Gi’censboro. Mrs. 'Wilma Scarborough- is a patient in Norfolk General Hospital. Cecil Ballance is a patient in Lee Memorial Hospital, Norfolk, Va. Herbert Oden is a patient in Albemarle Hospital, Elizabeth City. Bill Johnson and family of Norfolk have been recent camp ers at Frisco campground. Shanklin Peole graduated from Pitt Technical Institute in Greenville Thursday night. He received the reward for out standing student in his class. Attending tlic ceremony were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fui- ford Peele, Barry Peele, Mrs. Shanklin Peole, Mi’s. Hal Gray and daughter, Margie. Dudley Burnis, III has return ed from a visit with itlrs. Reba Veal in Norfolk. Mrs. Roberta Cake yisited 5Ir. and Mrs. Byron Byrd. Mrs. Cake’s son, Drew, remained for a visit. Mrs. Charles F. Johnson of I,ake City, Fla., has opened her house in 'Hatteras. Mr. Johnson plans to join her foi the Labor Day week end. A recent census of Hatteras village reveals that •there are 13 octagonarian residents. They include Mrs. Lizzie Peele, Isiah Ballance, Mrs. .-Viiges Styron, Mrs. Elnora Stowe, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Stowe, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wade, Mrs. Janie Styron, iHr.s. Brittle Gaskill, Mrs. Alice Willis, Capt. Billy Stowe and Mrs. Jcaniictto 'Stowe. Jlastcr Sargeant Albert L. Austin left Tuesday for Ismir, Turkey with the 4th Allied Tatical Air Force. Prior to de parture he visited his mother, Mrs. Kate Austin. A farewell party'was held ,at Scottie’s Res taurant Friday. Miss Lorriane Howard of Ocracoke spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Bill BUmis and Dale Bui’rus. Major and Mrs. R. W.’ Sh.-iw and Mr. and Mrs. Lynder .md family of Hampton, Va., visited at Hatteras. Mr. and Mrs. Grady .\ustin TOTAL LOSS OF CAR TO FLAMES NEAR swan QTR. A car,-en route to Hatteras,. burned Sunday moi’ning around 11:15 a.rn., two miles east of Swan Quarter on Highway 264. David -Layne was driving the automobile, a 1962 four-door Ford, which belonged to his motlier. He was cari-ying'three passengeis. Charlie J. Gaboon, Hyde county sheriff, reported that a bearing became vei’j’ hot and caught a rear wheel on fire. The passengers smelled something burning, stopped, and began throi^g.,Sand,^on, the^car.. Soon the gas tank caugh-t fire, and quickly flames ^engulfed the en- tire-fvehicle. ; , - -Layne had'-been visiting THE COASTLAND TI3IES, 5IANTEO, N, C. PAGE EIGHT, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1966 friends'^ in Sladesville-and was-accident occuraed. returning to Hatteras when the . The car was a total lolss. bookmobile SCHEDULE nONIER THEATRE MANTEO. N. C. Showtime WEEK NIGHTS 7:30 - 9:30 SUNDAYS 3;00 and 8:30 I I I I I Thur. I Fri. Sept. THE OSCAR Starring STEPHEN BOYD Filmed in Color 1-2 I I I I , Sat. SepL 3 , JERRY LEWIS As The ' BELLBOY * I I , Sun.-Moii. Sept, 4-5 ^ JAMES GARNER * and • SIDNEY POITIER • in DUEL AT DIABLO Filmed in Color ANTHONY QUINN and SOPHIA LOREN in AHILA Filmed in Color Thur.-Fri. Sept. S-9 * THE GROUP • RECOMMENDED for Adults I From No. 1 Best Seller Book hy JIary McCarthy Starring SHIRLEY KNIGHT - and JAMES BRODERICK Filmed in Color The East Albemarle Regional Libraray bookmobile schedule for Dare County for September 6. 7 and 8 is as follows: Tuesday, September 6,’ 9:45 to 10:46, the Methodist church. Duck; 11:10 to 12:10, the 3Ietho- dist church, Kitty Hawk; ]2.’55 to 1:40. old town hall. Kill Devil Hills; 2:10 to 2:55, the Wan chese Super 3!arket and 3:05 to 4:05 at .Midgett’s Self Service Grocery, Wanchese. Wednesrlay, September 7: 11:15 to 12:15 ;it the community building, Stumpy Point; 1:15 to 2:15 at the old school building, Manns Harbor and from 2:20 to 2:50 Mann’s Service Center, Manns IHarbor. 'I'hursday, Soptcinbcr 8: 9:45 to 10:30 at A. W. Philbrick’s Frisco; 10:45 to 11:45, the JIasonic Lodge, Buxton; 12:45 to 1:45, the iMethodist Church, Avon; 2:30 to 3:20, the Esso Center, Salvo and from 3:39 to 4:15, the home of Mrs. J. A. Morgan, R-odanlhe. have moved to Elizabeth City whore they will teach in the Camden School. Mr. and Sirs. Peter Capps and family yisited in IVilmington. TOO LxVTE TO CLASSIFY MEN’S LUGGAGE, three suiter, Acropak made by Seward, tan. Sells for $34.20 plus tax but will sell for $25. Call Mrs. Fred Ethci’idgo, 473-2833. 9-2-tfc SUMMER'S END ENTERTAINMENT To Be presented in the Anchor Club at The Carolinian, Nags Head Sunday Night, September 4th ONLY Dance and Floor Show feafuring HELYNE McLAIN PETE and HELEN STREIFF Music by: DICK JORDAN and Combo Show Time: 11 p. m. ANCHOR CLUB Open 9:30-12:30 For Table Reservations call THE CAROLINIAN Nags Head 441-2311 dm PHONE 473-2924 ^ FREE DELIVERY — MANTEO. N. C. Prices Effective September 1, 2. 3 LUTER'S SMOKED Quantity Rights Reserved SWEPT PREMIUM 31b. I SWIFT PREMIUM PICNICS . can $1.98 BEEF LIVER e e e e Fresh HENS Pound 35c JAMESTOWN lb. bag SAUSAGE.. 49c CAMELLIA Va gal. IMPERIAL lb. GRAPE DRINK. 23c MARGARINE .... .... 35c LOCAL ea. WHITE SEEDLESS lb. NEW WHITE 10 lb. Watermelons .. 39c GRAPES. 19c POTATOES .... 49e NEW MORTON'S 10 os. PIE SHELLS 29c UBBY'S BABY or FORDHOOK 10 es. LIMAS 5 for $1.00 NEW Morton's Apple or Raisin RING 69c LIBBY'S TOMATO JUICE UBBY'S CHEF BOYAR DEE LUCK'S CHICKEN and DUMPLINGS e e e e e e SUNSHINE CRYSTAL MINTS..... 29e 46es.! : UBBY'S GARDEN PEAS or 303 site ... 27c i W. K. GOLDEN GORN 5 for $1.00 16es.! ; UBBY'S 2V2 size ... 39c; [PEACHES ... .. 5 for $1.00 ISos.; i UBBY'S 24 oz. ...34ci Ibeef stew... .........49c ’ ’ , * ; ALCOA 25 fr. ... 34c: iW R A P ........ ......... 27c t ;:iobi.i I SUNSHINE lb. ... 29c iHYDROX...... ......... 49c
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