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• fj' , if ■Ir; ( !' W- lc>-- - L . ^ -.1 |t 4» hi ■!fS 1 ( S -t THE COASTLAND TIMES, MANTEO, N. G. PAGE TWO “ FRIDAY. MAY 10. 1968 NiWS OF BELHAV6N And The Pungo River District MRS. M. L WINDLEY. Raprescntaf^w Ttl 943-2306 ANNUAL PROM HONORS J, A. WILKiriSON SENIORS , The John A Wilkinson School cafeteria ^\•as transformed in- -to the “Land of the Midnight ' Sun” on Friday evening, May 3, when the Junior Class played ' hosts to the Seniore, their dates. - * ih'embcrs of the high «hool ■ ■ faculty and other guests at the annual prom. Dancing to the music of “The • “Shadows” was fiMm eight to twelve. At nine, Jimmie Younce, Junior Class pre-'iident, intro- ducol the “Northern Lights", entertainers from the Sopho more Class, who prcsmted a program of song and dance. The program ^vas concluded with the Juniors singing the traditional farewell song to the ...Seniors. -* • The refreshment table fea tured an ice .sculpture of an Eskimo woni.m, surrounded by “"tpink peonies and pink candles. Punch and finger foods were scn-cd tlmoughout the cvcnii\g. Favors of memory books and heart-shaped jewelry' hoxs were presented to the Seniors by the , Juniors. BATH RRIDE-ELECT SETS WEDDING DATE .Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Tankard of Bath announce the engage ment of their daughter, Billie Gray, to Wiley D. Harris, Jr., ■ bf Raleigh, son of Mrs. Eileen .‘C'King and Wiley D. Harris, Sr., V of Raleigh. Miss Tankard attends Hard- .«.barger Business College and '■-‘••ilr. IHams is a senior at At- .'.lantic Christian College, Wil- . '*• son. .4 June 23rd wedding is be- i jng planned for the ' Bath ''Christian Church. , Belhaven PUNGO HOSPITAL NEWS Mrs. Elizabeth Baldivin; Mrs. Zeltna Hodges, 5Crs. Bes^e Tooley Tom Equills, Harvey Skinner, Mrsi Carolyn Jarvis, Charles Smith, Frank . Sawyer, Mrs. Lydia L^ey,- Mrs. -Maude Logan', David Smith, Mrs. Blanche Jiles, M a s t er Vin Abrams, Mrs. Beatrice Smith, Mrs. Margaret Arin Nixon Master Cecil Kecch of Bel haven; David B. Daviji, Johniiy Rose, Mrs. Ethm Alien, Mrs. Betty O’Neal, Nelson AHen, Providence Brown of Pant^o; Mrs. Louise Gaylord, Master Gregory Keech, Robert Mid- gette, Mrs. Mattie Waters, ^d John Harris of Pinetoira; Mrs. Odessa Paul, Miss Claudia Jef ferson and Master Jack Mason, Jr., of Bath. ^ Nathaniel Lucas of Bhgeil- hard; Dessie Harris and Frank Hill of Fairfidd; Thomas Ca- hoon, Herbert Green, Lula Saw yer and Mrs. Dicie Green of Swan Quarter; Norwood Credle, and Muriel Newman, Roland Tooiey of Scranton; Mrs. Willie Mae Woolard of Washington. Births Mr. and Mrs. Alta Hariris of Scranton became the parents of a son, Herman Charlie on April 26 at Pungo District Hospital, the mother is the former Helene (Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Earl Guthrie of Belhaven became the parents of a daughter, Mollie Allens, on April 29 at Pungo District Hospital. The mother is the former Miriam Irene Fost er. HISaiONART TO VISIT The Belhaven Missionary Baptist Church will have as a ^esi 6n May 12, Miss Erndile Brooks. Miss Brooks has' served several years as a missionary to Nigeria. She will speak at 11 o’clock service and will show colfirid slides 6f her work at the 7:30 service Sunday evening.. . - Following the worship service Sunday morning a picnic hmch will be served in the church fdlowship' hall. The public is inrited to attend these services. CS4 VOTE AT BELHAVEN BELHAVEN. — ’There was little Mack tithe at the voting booths here Saturday as 550 persons cast ballots for 54 cahilidates. Rep. Walter B. Jones, D-N. C., led the Democratic ticket with 376 votes.- Sen. Sam J. Ervin, Jr., got 326 votes in his bid for renomination. In the gubernatoritvl race, Mel Broughton received 206 votes, Lt. Gov, Robert Scott 189, and Reginald Hawkins 116. M. D. (Red) Whisnant led county candidates with 329 votes. ' . Sladesvilie Mi-s. C. E. Roberts and chil dren, Jane, Bud, Toni and Dan, of Dunn were the week ^nd guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh B. Edwards. Mr. and Mr.s. Harol.l White .■qxint the week end in Newport -..News, Va., vith Mr. and Mrs. " Don Paul. • Miss Lois Windlcy of the -'Wilson School of Nursing sjuint - the week end with her parents Mr. and Mr.s. Hubert Windlcy. , .Mr. and Mi^. Jo® jlit^bcH have returned to their homV Midway, Ky., after a visit vvith 3frs. Mitchell's p-ircnts, Mr. and , Mrs. James H. Griffin. J Mr. and Mrs. E, Russell Johnston spent the, week end at Nags Head. The Johnstons had as guests last week, Mr. and Mrs, George C. Robbins of Lenoir. Jirs. Jenny Brady has ^ turned homo after a risit wih her .son and daughte.r-in-Inw, Mr and Mrs. Tommy Brady in Goldsboro. Mrs. Eugene Linton and Mrs. Conway McKinney have re turned after attending the con vention of the Garden Clubs of North Carolina in.DurhF.m. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gregory of Chesapeake, Va., spent the week end, wLh Mr.s. (Jregory’s mother, .Mrs. Conard Spencer. ■ Mrs. W. L. Phelps siient sev eral days last week in Rocky Blount with her niece. Mr. and Mrs. Perry' Brock, Jr., have returned to Abcnlcen, Md., after a visit with Mr. Brock’s p.arcnts. Mrs. E. L. Wilkev-son h.as re turned to her home in'. C-olonial Heights, Va., after a visit with DOLPHIN REPORTED . FROM OFF HATTERAS More dolphin were caught off Hattertis-during the pa.st v-'cek blit-the main catches continued tb be blackfin tuna. A few king mackerel, amberjack and false albacore were also brought in by Gulf Stream fishermen, but so far no reports of bill fishes. Blue marlin have been takn as early as late April, but these giant fish, also white marlin and sailfish us'ually' do not show in numbers until late 51aj’. COURT (Continued from Page One) M. D. Cavrow and Mrs. (Riith CwTow' had a family get-to gether Sunday. Mri and Mre. Oliver Midyettc, Oliver, Jr., and friend Linda, Mr. and Sirs. George Jennette of Norfolk; Mr. and Mrs. Z. B. Midyette, Dartd, Ruth Helen, and Tessie, of Portsmouth; Mr. and Mrs. William O’Neal, Mitchell and Dianne, and Mr. and Sirs. Charlie Carawan att«ndcl. Mrs. Joe Williams returned to Norfolk with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Midyettc to visit her sis ter, Mrs. W. O. Howerin, and Mr. Howerin. Mr. and Mi's. Charlie Cara- w'an and Mrs. Bl&nche Spencer W'cre in Washington Friday. Pat Leigh of Belhaven visited in Slad^rtlle Friday'. •-Mrs. Timmy Spencer and Chester and Mrs. Tilman Jatvis visited Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fish er Sunda.v. Mrs. Scott Williams and Mrs; Han'ey Newman visited Jirs. Richai^ Newman in Pungo Dis trict Hospital Friday. William O’Neal, M. D. Car- row, and Mrs. Ruth Carrow were Belhaven shoppers Friday. ■Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harris, Mrs Le.slie Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Lupton of Wash ington visited the D. D. Fishers Sunday. Sfr. and Mrs. Rock-y Powell of Belhaven were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Daniels Satur- there were no lights on the car. Privott sentenced Farrow to 10 days in jail suspended upon payment of court costs. Daniel Duane Khoury, Kitty Hawk, fai'led to apjKjar when called to ans-vver a charge of using improper equipment. A warrant was issued and bond of 150 set. William Coolidge Drake noti fied ilic eoua't by letter that he was unable to apiicar on charges of speeding and driv ing without a license because he was enroute to Germany ^aft- er military duty; in Vietnani. The court said Drake woul2 ‘ permitted sign a waiver submit to the clerk of the court. Before calling the criminal docket, Privott granted a di vorce to Sophia White, Colum bia,. from Lassie White, -whom she ' married in 1943. Mrs. White. ‘ a school teacher, said they separated in July, 1947. her son, the Rev. Robert Wilk- erson. Mrs. M. L. Windlcy and George Aycock of Pantego at tended a special Registrars’ meeting in Wa.shington Thurs day. Mr.s. D. C. Credle, Sirs. W. C. Credle and Miss Ma^' Elizabeth Bell were in Washington 'Tues day. TUNA TIME AT HATTERASvV N. C. DEMOCRATS URGED TO ATTEND PRECINCT- MEETINGS Ii a lOiVA lUtiti AUAiiv III waters oii cape iiatleras and Karen Jlanshon of New Canaan, Conn., who flew to Hattcras with her parents last week end makes an attractive backdrop for a pair of the beauties. She was photographed at Hattcras Marlin Club whei-e her father, Richard Manshon of New Canaan, Conn., is chairman of the tounianrent coinmittee during the annual International Blue Marlin Toui-ney sponsored by the club—sched uled for the week of June 9-15. (Ay'cock Brown photo) MRS. MURRAY S. MANN NAMED HYDE COUNTY 'MOTHER OF YEAR' day. Mr. and Mrs. Allo.n Spencer of Belhaven visited Mr. and .Mrs. Rupci-t Spencer Sunday. Eugene Midyettc, and Mrs. R. C. Mrdgelle, Sr., visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Midyettc in Washington Sunday'. Sir. Mid yette is critically ill at his home. Mrs. J. C. Spicer and April of Belhaven -were guests Mon day of Mrs. Gus Blake and Kent. Mrs. Archie Carawan, Mrs. George Spencer, Mrs. Ethel Gibbs, Mrs. Jeff Credle, Mrs. Ethel Brinn, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bell, .Mrs. Allen Credle, Betty Blanc Crerlle, Christine Midy'ctte and Mrs. Dan Fisher attended the Senior Citizens fellowship meeting at the Mat- tamuskeet cafeteria Sunday'. y f Sunday seven days a THE - Dinner week 'It's finger lickin' geod" THE BOX.. $1.35; 3 pitevi of ehicktn, potafoat, 'Qravy, tiaw and bittiuih THE BUCKCT $4.50 15 .pieets of chicken, ,piec cracUIn' grevy, rHot IheuHs THC iARUL $S.7S 21 places of tender, testy chicken Out Satf-^SunHct Bkiiic P«Ho Oiir baiieiiiHas WMi Tail. OPEN EVERY DAY ' I2H» N»in td'2.-00 P.M. COLONY'S aARRY.our Whaltbonii Junction, U.-S. I5S Bus. and ■ |yj»aai, U; Operated end Men^d hy PaOl ehd JACKIE LEARV PhMf 44i.-27ti RA4R HUD. N. t. Mrs. Murray Swindell Mann oi’ Fairfield has been named "19C8 Mother of the Year” for Hyde County. She is the daughter of the late Mr. and 3Irs. Thomas Franklin Swindell Mr.s. Mann grew up ■'vith five sisters and three brothers. Most of .Mrs. Mann’s educa tion was received in a counti-y one-room school. Later she at tended Fairfield Academy and Fairfield High School. In February 12, 1922, “Miss Murray” maTricd Richard Lee Mann, a farmer and stock I'aiscr of Fairfield They had two won derful children, JIrs. Jlann is a lover of musie, having taaight private music lessons for,, 15 years in her home. Twenty situdontsdravc gone, beyond the third in music. She quotes “It i.s lu-vd to express the joy and pleasure I receive from teaching private music lessons. The appreciation and gratitude -these studont's showed, was, delightful to watch and listen' as they grow in knowlerge and learned to ap- reciate the art of good music” She h.ns been organist for tlrvi Fairfield Jletho.dist Sunday School and church for 20 years. Mr.s. Mann i.s active in tho Woman’.s Society of Christian Son-ice, having sened as presi dent for 10 years in the local WSCS and as an officer in tho sub^district church or-ganization. She is .mterested in .ell civic affairs' in the community, hav ing served as pre,«ident of Fair- field P.T.A. and Fairfield Book Club. She has also worked w-ith commitless in Red Cross, Heart Fund, dancer Drives.and Re gional Library in Fairficl'J. “Mis.s Murray” is a widow, being loft with Richard Lee and Betty Crccllc. Richard I>ee Mann is a graduate of N. C. State University, and lives in Fair- field. He is a successful dciry- man and fanner, . fertilizer salejiman, secretary of Fairfield Drainage Project No. 7, ti-oa- ^ire.r D H.I.A. and vice presi dent of Hyde County E.Ktcnsion Advisory Board. Richard mar ried Betty Simmons .anri they aril parents of four children. Betty Credle J.lann is a graduate of East Carolina Uni versity wiili a t'vo year busi ness course. Betty moi'ried Bill Carawan and they now reside in Ches-apeake, Va., and have two children. A friend said, “I know ‘Miss Murray’ for years and she de serves much credit for rearing her children in a Christian home—both arc of good char acter and conduct rrith much State Democratiic Chairman I. T. Vale.ntiino, Jr., has urged North. Cai-olina Democrats to attend' their precinct meetings, to be held acro.ss the State on Saturday, May 11. Valentine stated that .each precinct c"nmitteo has been increased from five to ten mem- bera. thereby adding 10,955 pre- einct committee members The precinct committees will elect delegates to the County Con vention, and, where appropria-te, will elect new cliairmen and vice cliainncn in the precincts. The enlargement of precinct committees is a part of the State Democr.atic Party’s npw Plan of Organization, which was approved in January at the State Deonoci-ntic Executive Committee meeting. Rodanthe Mrs. Florino T. 'Willia'ms of ,Wanchese and ;Mrs. Reta 'Wool of San Ca.rols, Calif., visiterl Mr. and Mrs. John E. HerbeH, Sr„ and Mr. and Mr.s; Julian L. Gray Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Leverne W. Midgctt arrived home Saturday after being in Norfolk. ■ hir. and 'Mrs. Julian L. Gray visited Mr. Gray|8 sister, Mi's'. Manfeo Mrs. Arnold ShiffmaTi of Greensboro is spending some time at her waterfront home hero. Visiting her have been Dr. and Mrs. Boyd Harden of Burlington rmd Jlrs. Joe Bry son of Green.sboi-o. Mrs. Walter G. Etheridge is a' patient in the Albemarle Hospital, Elizabeth City. She was accompanied Uicrc Wednes day by her daughter, Mrs. Lu ther. Daniels. Judson C. Payne is. a pa tient in the Albemarle Hospital, Elizabeth City, having suffered a heart attack Monday. He was accompanied to the hosiptal by his wife and Mrs. Hazel Twyne. Mrs. Elsie . Hale, ivho has been spending the winter with her daughter, in Seattle, Wash., recently fell and suffered a broken hip and is a patient in a Seattle hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gilbert and son, Paul, spent last rveck end in here and attended the going-away party for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roush. Paul spent the week end with Johnnie WescotL . _ - ■ . Lonnie Jones is homo, rvith his family after being away for several months with tho ^ler- chant Marino—this time in the Viet Nam area. The Rev. and Mrs. Adrian Brown of Greenville and Jlr. they journeyed on to Buxton for a sclredulod fishing party. They wore again entertained by Maj. Hobpei'’s uncle, ivKo operates a motel there. The group reported great luck and much fun. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barbour have as guests Sir. B.nrbour’s pai-ents, Mr. and 31r. F. F. Bar bour of Boston, Mass. Mrs. Claude Jones, who has been a patint in the U. S. Public Health Hosirital, Norfolk, Va., for several weeks, rrturned home this week. Mrs. Mary Kemp of Albemarle and JIrs. Irvin Spake of Shelby returned to their homo Thurs day after spending a week with JMr. and Mrs. RoDeit I. Spake and girls. Misses Ella and Lcvenio Davi.s students at Campbell College, Buies Ci-cck, spent last week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Davi's. • Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Midgette last week end were their children, Ann, a student at Pitt Technical Institute, Green villc and Mr.- and Mrs. Elmer R. Midgette of Camp Lejunc. credit g:;ng to her. She reared i - , ,, , , ,, her children through the most I •^“seph difficult years of their lives as teen-agers — their father having passed away when they were young.” Mrs. lilann was honored at the annua'l Fairfield, Family Night in Febi-uaiy sponsored by the, Faiyfield E.xtcnsion Honie- m'ajters plub. Hyde County .salutes this 1968 Jlother of tlie Year. Middletown Wilb'crl Carawan of Arling ton, Va,, and Gerald Mason of Elizabeth City, were Saturday guo.sls of Mr. and ?,lrs. Hagh McKinney. Mr.s. Jlyra Patrick and Mis.s Juli.1 Co.N attended last rites for Mi.s.s Hell on Swindell Wednesday at Fairfield. Mr.s., Hattie .White .-uid Mr. and Mr.s. I'liomas Spencer at tended the Fanil' Bureau Sup ply Jlonday night at Jlattamu- skeet School.. _ George T. Burrusr, of' Cape May, N. J., visited lici’o Mon day. Miss Julia Co.x was Uie Sun day guests of Jlr. .and Mrs. Thad Selby and Thad Selby, Jr. Mcrrctt J.an'is spent some time in Poit. nioutli, Va., last week. Barbara Lee. Harris, of A.C. C„ Wil.son, spent the week end with her mother, Jli-s. Warren Harris, Jr. Ml', and .Mrs. Joe Payne and Mr. n'ld Mis. Jack Pugh vi.sitod at Williamston Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Payim. Jlr. and Mrs. Joe Payne v'isited Mrs. Bessie Mann at Swan Quarter Monday. last week end in their Mniiteo home. Mrs. Terry Rhodes had as her guo.sts Thur.day of last week her ’orolher, Sgt. Joseph Reynolds who h'as just com pleted four yeai-s’ sciwicc with thp U. S. Marines, and wdio is now home as a civilian; his parents, Jlr. and Mrs. Dennis Reynolds of Columbia; Miss Gail iReynolds and Mrs. Stella Ainsloj', all of Columbia, In a recent gathering at tho home of Cecil Berry of Mantco, five generations of the family were present. Representing the generation.s were Mrs. Nancy Ben-y of Engelhad, who is 86; Cecil Berry, 61, of Mantco; Mrs. Gladys Wilson, 39; William Wilson, 22: and Vicki Wilsan, eight months Jlaj. and .Mrs. M. I. Hooper, with their two sons, Iiwing and Billy spent a part of the week end at their home on Little St; Col. and Mrs. Click and four children, M'uj. and Dungan and tlircc children, Tilaj. and Mrs. Kinvood and two children, all friends from the Armed Forces Staff College in ' Nor folk, ftopped by Saturday morn ing and were entertcincil at a break fa.st by the Hoopers. Then Minnie Gray, . Monday in the Albemarle • Hospital, Elizabeth ] City. Mrs. Colenda Midgett arrived home Friday afterf visiting her chiith-en in ■'Norfolk, Va. BEEFEATER GIM 520 2™ FROM ENGUND BY KOBRANO, N.Y. 94 PROOF’TRIPU DISTILLED. 100% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS ^vsmust We have a complete selection of everything the artist needs: FOR PAINTING IN OIL COLORS. WATER COLORS, TEMPERA. POLYMER COLORS FOR DRAWING IN PEN AND INK, CHARCOAL, ‘" PASTELS, OIL PASTELS. The finest in ait materials and supplies by Th* nam* that iticani Hightit Quality t Honaii Value d' Amours Studio Tel. 473*2239 Manteo, N. C. OPEN DAILY: 11 B.m. - 9 p.m. SPENCER’S i RESTAURANT MANNS HARBOR, N. C. U. S. 64 & 264 "FAMOUS" for Seafood Combination PlaNers FISH. SHRIMP, OYSTERS — FRESH DAILY , —, U.S.D.A. Choice Steaki — CATERING: Privafa and Civic Groups — Banquet Room Phono 473*2257 ORDERS TO TAKE OUT Flame Room Steak (Open to the public 5 p.m. 'til Midnight)^ No. 9 to table at NAGS HEAD byyourVepcoHomeEconomist Here’s a flavorful and inexpensive way to enjoy the delicate flavor of lamb. PERSIAN PILAFF, a savory steamed rice steeped in the flavors of lamb, onion and fresh tomatoes, will bring the plates back for second helpings. 3 tbls, oil 2 lbs. lamb shoulder (cut in 1' cubes) 1 cup chopped onion = 1 cup peeled fresh tomatoes, chopped ' 114 cups uncooked quick-cooking rice 2Jli cups hot water 1 cldckcn bouillon cube ' , ‘ - 2 this, butter Salt, pepper, garlic salt to taste Preheat oven to 350“ F. Braise meat cubes in hot oil. Drain excess fat. Add onion and lightly brown with mat. Add tomatoes; cover and simmer for 15 minutes.. Put meat mixture in oiled 2-qt. casserole. Put un cooked rice in center on top of meat. Put butter in denter of rice. Dissolve bouillon.cube in hot water. Pour arouiidedge of casserole. Bake for 1 hour. Serves 4 to 6. ■ You can inak4 this thrifty dish for less than $3,'and - , the. cost of electricity is about Sjf. Quite a bargafai, electricity. . ' - BEACH CLUB Open FRIDAYS^and SATURDAYS For Your Eiitertplhinent. . . 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