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A NEWSPAPER TO SERVE NORTH CAROLINA'S MOST FAMED AGRICULTURAL AND RECREATIONAL REGION
VOLUME VIII; NO. 51
SWAN QUARTER, N, C, THURSDAY. JUNE 16. 1949
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WHOPPING BIG TIME BEGINS
JULY 1 FOR 8-DAY BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION IN BELHAVEN
POTATOES
ARE ROLLING
By Harriet Brown Harris
VAN OUTSTANDING HOME
AGENT IN HYDE PRAISED
The Town Is Planning The Biggest Event So i
Far Undertaken In Eastern North Carolina
This Year, and Belhaven May Have 30,000
Visitors During the Three-Day Period;
Huge Program Shaning Up.
By BEN DIXON MacNEILL
Again in the uiidst of a cele
bration. this time of its 50th birth
day anil collateral matters that
include a new $150,000 hospital,
this cran-and-oyster am! seed-
corn capital of North Carolina
has dusted off its unpatented fish
fryer capacity : one ton every
ten minutes and at 1 o'clock on
July Fourth will be ready and
willing to feed all comers, up to
and including ten tia.9S the tow n's
Copulation of 3.r"0.
Feeding 3'i.",!l people a mess
of fried trout, means next to noth
ing to this sprightly town. They've
i'o.'ie it before. beginning 21 years
;igo when they cebrated the
opening of the I'r.i'.a iink of the
.dm! Waterway wit" the hue
Josephus Daniels a:vl t'.-.e late Con
gressman John H. Small as the
principal dignatories. This time
it will be Senior I'. S. Senator.
Clyde R. Hoey who will address
massed congregations at, the ball
park on Sunday morning, the day
before the Fourth.
Master Farmer Fred Latham
who, at 77, has come home from
the hospital as good punew to
resume his place as elder states
man in the Pungo basin and to
take on new duties as a member
of the State Conservation Com
mission, designed and built the
unpatented fish-cooking machine
when the community was con
fronted with the necessity of feed
ing 30.000 people that festive day
la 1938. The device is also as good
as new end the 'only problem that
now remains is catching that
many fish. Trout are not as plen
tiful as they used to be. but they
have deep freeze plants now and
they can save up.
With so much on its hands those
in c harge of events have decided to
take three days at it, beginning on
Saturday with the town's 2oth
annual water carnival, topped off
by a gigantic street carnival fea
tured by something that probably
no other town ever thought of
they loose 101 frying size chick
ens from the roof of the town, hall
and let the crowd scramle.
There's a greased pig too.
Sunday is the Sabbath and will
be obserbed accordingly with
Senator Hoey promised as big a
congregation as any man has ever
addressed in North Carolina when
lie speaks at the ball park in the
morning. All clrirches will attend,
white and colored. The service
will be followed by a big home
inininz picnic. There will be
events on the water in the harbor
PONZER HAS A NATIVE
SON WITH A PURPOSE
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Hinting season, fishing season
land potato season are definite
I phases in the life of Belhaven cit
izens. Hunting at thus time of the
year is a happy memory, fishing
a future anticipation, but potatoes
i very present reality. The everj
dependable spud has been rolling
this week from the small private
garden as well as from the acres
of the large commercial producer.
The small gardener soon had his jp
table ci;op dug and housed but the
large producer is still hard at it.
digging, washing, grading, bag
ging, and shipping.
An old-timer would be much im
pressed by the changes that have
taken place in the handling of this
: nrajor eastern Carolina crop. Gone
: 1 is the wooden barrel, gone hap
: j hazard grading, gone the imcer
: tainty of housing and future dis
S ' posal. In their place is the jute
5 ' bag, 'he highly mechanized, ac-
' i curate grader, and the truck w ait-1
'ing at the field to transport the! Hyde County, North Carolina
crop to far-awav places. A visit liir women, particularly those in
to nearby Swindell's or Wilkinson j H-V'ip County, lose one of the out
will c.i.vinre fine that even not:., i -tand workers In Home Demon-
to production is today a stream
lined pioce:-s taking us cue from
the factory assembly line. Every
possible lorm of mechanized e
qu'pmerit that can possibly be
used to cut time and labor are
employe,! locally ev-.i an air-
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j By NELL WECHTER
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With the resignation of Iberia
Koach Tunnell as Home Agent in
3y CARLTON MORRIS
stration work in the state.
Horn" Demonstration work was
b'-zurs in Hyde County, September
1. ;:)H. whereas other counties
of North Carolina had been re.
reiving benefits of the work for
30 or 35 years. In spite of its in-
plane to supply repair parts from lancy unuer tne direction ot .is
Italeigh. Due to the use of tni'Sr I IbeHa Kwh. now Mrs. Tunnell,
even laborers can be transported a natlve of Rutherford County,
fmm rnmn9r9tiv.i inno- Hitan the work has grown rapidly and
aJ tomnnrarc workers t aat in has become a vital factor in the'
GURNWOOD RADCLIFF has the , handling the fairly perishable ,ivea of manv Hyde County peop-
distint tion of being one of the (crop. Then there is also the new
.-lie.
few men from Hyde County to go
factor of government inspection
and government purchasing. At
the present time about fifteen out-
lnnova-
around the world underwater, but
that is exactly what he did. He
enlisted in the Navy on Aug. 12. .these two fairly recent
1912. and he enlisted with a pur-jtions.
pose. That purpose was to do his Possibly the greatest change
duty toward his country and get -noted locally in the handling of
back to Hyde County and get to potatoes this year Is the almost
doing something that he considers exclusive use of truck transporta
reallv Important. Upon his en-Hon even on long hauls.
Much credit is due Mrs. Tunn
ell who not oni.. organized the
work but hold to sell herself to
BELHAVEN LADIES
PLAN BIG FASHION
SHOW ON JULY 4
Expect to Display All Fash
ions of the 50 Years of
Town's Hisvory
Spurred on by the favorable
comments that are still circulating
about last year's Jaycee fashion
show, the committee in charge of
the event which is being staged
this year as part of the fiftieth
anniversary celebration ,has com
pleted the plans for this year's
show that will surpass in beauty
and styling last year's outstanding
exhibition. Roswell Cox, chair
man of the fashion show, has re
leased the following information
as to the event for this year .
The show will be held on the
front portico of the River Forest
Manor. The tentative time has
been set for Monday, July 4th at
7:30 P. M. The Pungoan Book
Club will handle the sale of tic
kets and the seating of the aud
ience. Mrs. E. W. Midgette is
chairman of the r-ommitf.ee fromj
the club that will direct these ac
tivities. The cost of admission'
has b'-en set at 50 cents and ad
mission will be by ticket purchas
ed at the Main Street entrances j
to the Manor at the beginning ot
the show. There will be no table
reservations. Mrs. Eddie Voliva.i
who has charge of the girls who.
will act as usherettes and cigareti
girls, advises that she has design-1
ed a costume appropriate to thej
occasion and her group of girls!
will be ready to assist in serving
the refreshments that are covered
by the admission price. Mrs.
Billy Griffin, working with a
group of Boy Scouts, will have
charge of the seating arrange
ments. Mrs. Griffin would like
for anyone who has a card table
BELHAVEN'S HOSPITAL TO
OPEN FRIDAY, JUNE 23RD;
MRS. LUCY SMITH MANAGER
Hospital Committee Monday Night Announc
ed Appointment of Beaufort County Wel
fare Superintendent With Approval of
State and County Authorities; to Manage
24-Bed Hospital; Dr. M. 0. Fletcher to As
sist in Opening Hospital.
MEDICAL DIRECTOR
BELHAVEN HOSPITAL
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siders are in Belhaven handling the people, the home demonstra-, tnat is iendable to contact her.
tion program being so new. Un
der her leade-.ship and as a re
sult of much bard work, long
The show itself will be present
ed as an original skit entitled "A
Ion$ Fashion's Way." It depicts
hours, and the 'cooperation of the tne changing scene in fashions
people, 12 home demonstration
clubs have been organized with
DR. ELLIS G. WINSTEAD. Bel
haven's senior physician was e
lected at a meeting of the Trus
tees Tuesday night as Medical Di
rector of the Belhaven Hospital,
and he accepted. The election
was unanimous. Dr. Winstead is
a native of Beaufort County, and
was the first Beaufort County boy
to enter the service in World War
from the small preschool child i when he ran away from Trinity
through school days, childhood j Park School in Durham and en-
parues, graduation, oancea. days .listed in the Marines. After the
tjct 250 members, making it one of
listment in the Navy he was aa-, week., the local raUroa oaice"" si' u tne beacb, college days, mar-iwar he decided that he wanted to
signed to a LST and all his worn nanuie-i omy iwemy-one oars, uasn - - wage, DuuseKeeping. snopping, ana.be a doctor and so he went to the
was in the engine room, therefore.! year at this time twenty-one as!sanze'j a . "I6!.1 on' y'n En'tne activities of the modern ma-! University of Richmond, and then
he was underwater most of theia daily, not a weekly quota. In- e,h'- s'inileI1 Fork- Ponzer, . tron. The finale will be enacted the Medical College of Virginia,
time. He visited 27 foreign conn- deed there has hardly been aIFa.rflld. Sladesvilie Swan Quar-1 to the music, "Through the Years" ; Dr. Winstead married Miss Anne
tries during his stay in the Navy. t me on Highway 261 for over a,er- Tlny ak' North Lake, Lake , and will feature those appearing : Murphy in 1920. and they have
He went to such places as Ca!-eek when one was out of sight j Landing. Rose Bay. Nebraska, and in the show whom the judges se-, three children: Ellis G Jr.. Mrs.
cutta. Bombay. Shanghai, French of one of the huge trucks that 1 1sanl ove. led during the event as candi- James Vounts and Miss Anne Win-
Morroco. Alg'.ers, Burma. Arabia, puea nign mgn wun tun jutei " 'or ine oeauty contest which stead. Dr. Winstead is a member
. .umpusr,, win tane place at the dance fol- of the town s lieht and water com
ing the fashion show. Assist-! mission
and Egypt to name a few. an 1 he bags, mean locally that potatoes ; zea ln 111,3 1s composed will
was in the invasions of Sicily. It-'are moving. officers from the local clubs 0w
aly and France. He also went! As one stands on the sideline1a"J lI,ey "'i iiuiuni, Benn ing in tne presentation of the skit'
through the Panama Canal a num-iand watches the movement of theas an advisory board to the Home .will be Mesdames A. L. Johnston.;
.- .- . i,i i,; lAeent in determining nlaees. nol-'T s frr.iarf r it n.,.
ber of times as well a3 the Suez crop, one cant help speculating on
Canal. (Continued on Page Four)
He is the third son of Mrs.! '
Mary and the late George Rad-j0RE LAND FOR
Ponzer on his mother's farm and . BIG CELEBRATION
he feels that there might be a;
better place to live but as he has',
only been in 27 countries beside ! ... , . . , ,
the U. S. He never did come a-ilts Co,nZ tonTe a Lot
ot noom in oeinaven
BEING ADDED
Agent in determining places, pol-,T. S. Jordan-. W. E. Bateman and
lcies. and programs. .Miss Rosa Gray Hamilton.
(Continued on pagre four)
MOTOR SHIP MAKES Trips
Tri-Weekly TO OCRACOKE
Another Venture Backed by Wa
hab to Bring Business to
Ocracoke
July 4
cross a better place.
He doesn't believe in putting all
his eggs in one basket, where hisj when Chairman Axson
farming is concerned. He farms land his committee got
MO a' res of land, raiding mostly ;iaymj out the scenario of this
(Continued on Page Four) I
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SMALL TOWNS TO GET I
SHARE OF ROAD FUNDS
Belhaven's Share $4,081; Manteo
$1,673; Money to be Used on j
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j mynvvtfys nrougn small
Towns
AN AUGUSTA STUDENT
'desirm-tibl
(Inline :Kr afternoon an evening,
topped o:f by a demonstration by
t'.ie I'.enny Baxter water ski
corn ami beans but he ooesn t ne-
pen 1 entirely on this for a living."
H- h-is a ereat deal oi natural ; days beginning on July
pa-t ne an I derives a hne income
from his hiu
l Bearing tne name oi unosay i. .
i Warren. Comptroller General of i Sm;ii towns in North Carolina!
Smith, the United States, Washington arP to iret allottments fmm hih. I
through i native and former Congressman way funds durine the next i
in-ifiom the First District, a con-i months to ret.air and ImOd trft
towns celebration ot ; verted sub-chaser nainte 1 a gleam-i jiimtmi.nu unr,,.,.,. i v..- .,,.
'!" antvversary lasting three jng white is now plying the Pam-. Highway Commission this week
river and sound on regular! are as follows- P.ehaven Jmvi-
:ves a one income discovered with some ilismav that 1 cr-ho.inluu hot-e.n vOahincrtn ' vi.. ti i
1 aile. He (hp show was too hie for the stae. 'an.t ( x-raenke "ilie Ttrminlu of .-... u i ml.. . i- ,u. ....
t'n'.ipe. Tar Heels Afloat will jail o.' l::s farming with traftor They ned-d at least two acres 1 North Caiolina. i Z'.t'J
cuise fcere v itii abot;' I'M yachts j and d-!ivers his hog to market in r;fp e,onnd for the sort of fi.-'n This is another vei.tuie backed I ' The nM small tow--- ti e
far the tnree day eve.-.t. I his own truck--. He is an o-.it-. fr. th,.y N;e planning, and for, by Stanley Wahab. the patron : s-ate will c'-t A to'al of J!" 1."1 1
Ontlj d motor bo.it races. f;i st standi:; g succe-s as a farmer be- the crowds that will come to wit-jsaint of Ocracoke I-le. (These towns ate of less than 2 ".'
l-.eld ir. Notth I aroi:na on the " '.; "'"' "" ,r.ess the water carnival in .Match a- A ievied sad.ng chedule h
I'ungo :.ver in 1924 w!ll begin n ! ,0 'l0 an 1 ls 'lv,n w!,erejpur.2o river.
at 9 o Yl-Hk Mondav nor.iing and fc" war-,' ,0 ,:vf"- n" "nt Less resourceful
(ontmnf until a moT:-r narade U! U1 -11 -av-v aiJ,i nave cut down tne
'important
sail.ng i-ched'jle has t population. The money must be
j'l-t been released to coni'otm . first spent on streets whic h form
with local needs and Wednesday) a Part of the State highway svs.!
pioposeu ceie- aiternoon tnjis down the ramlp o tern, and second
y i'-
people might
ton. ,uA
... . . 11 , j ii i -' " , mi-. " ' ' 1 1' t uii M ( -t-I r I J 1 1 J
gets under way at noon, headed 1 ieU, tJr- ,., Dratl0n ,;ow n to size, but not so as well as moonlight sails each form
ward tie fish frying grounds
"orn bread, especially ground
f'roni Latham's Double selected
9 orn, native cabbage cole slaw and
jnative potato salad, will round out
(the dinner.
Dedication of the modern hos-
oital will he tfl??prl im.-ler the aus-
lidces of the State Medical Care
'Commission at 2 o'clock. Details
-f the program of this event are
L till in the making. The day will
lid with a fashion parade on the
iunds of River Forest Hotel, a
nster fireworks display over
river, a dance and queen-
ning.
jery organization in the Pungo
Is taking a hand. These in
Rotary, Lions, Masonic, and
SJcan legion dubs. Eastern
kf'TA. the town government.
rch auxiliaries, Junior
er of Commerce, Athletic
rclub, and Ministerial As-
He decided to add , Friday night, have been arranged j links,'
J. HAROLD LITTON, Tr son oi
connecting ,t- itl! i - ,.f r-
lo the State Hiehwav Svs- w ....i.. . '. .
required acreage to his loca-jby the N. C. Coastal Shipline. tern, or the county highway svs-1 ','., . ,i-,;. ..!. "I
tinn hir.U 1 it,. nt.t H-;ill., .....t.: fi ii-sii! . I . . . . -.RU.-irt ..j.ii.j;. " 1' "II-:-
f l . , . , - w,,.,, Ui.,ir, o,. ur idi iii-io-iiiarivei roaus
'"r u" "l, '"'"'s ! mansion now converted into the manager.
Olten times his destiny is rghtjRjver Fot(,st HotPl an,, by thti j The ship has twin diesel engines
time the celebration opens two, and is equipped for inland and off
weeks from Saturday, there will! shore waters. There are sleep-
be room and to snare for everv intr accnmmnl.ltinna fnr ahnnt iO
ciose iook tor it count oe an op-Mhw th h,... ni-.n.,u.i r.i,,u tu. a
unless some unforseen catas,food, restaurant style refresh-
in in it time ami r.is an vice to tnex0!1 c;m-;th
la i who is just starting out in tiie!thf
-rtilt in lrft.' '.rrtiin.l Kim hu ' .
at home, and too. when the grass
looks greener on the other side of
the fence you had better take a
Mrs. Lucy W. Smith, Beaufort
County Welfare Officer, has been
named as Manager of the Belhav
en Hospital, which is to be opened
Friday, June 23, according ta W.
P. O'Neal, Chairman of the Pungo
District Health Center.
The employment of Mrs. Smith
was made with the approval ,of
the State and County Welfare
Boards, arcl she will enter upon
her new duties with the tempor-
ary assi.-tar.ee of Dr. Maynard O.
r letcher. retired Washington phy
sic an, who formerly managed tha
'layloe Ho.-pifal in his home town.
I he benefit of his wide hospital
experience wa-s sought by the
Committee before Mrs. Smith be
came available for the post.
The foimal indication of the
nospital wiil take plae on July
li h. when the town will also form
ally observe its 5'Hh anniversary.
At this time the hospital will be
:n full operating form.
Hospital's History
The aquisition of this hospital
came only after a lot of hard work
on the part of many public spiri
ted citizens, and a review of some
of the work which began some
two years ago should now be of
interest.
In January, 1947. a group of cit-
teens met and organized the Bel
haven Hospital Building Corporav
tion and the original signers were
H. V. Latham, W. P. O'Neal, the
Belhaven Mayor and town drugr
gst, with Mrs. O'Neal. In this
group of original incorporators
were F. L. Voliva. J. H. Luptdn.
W. E. Bateman, U H. Johnson, Dr.
Clifford C. Byrum, Guy Davis, 3
A. Lee, J. L. Lancaster, A. R
3ethune, Scott Topping. F. T.
Paul, C. G. Westerbeck, D. W.
Lupton, W. H. Voliva, J. E. Ed
wards, J. C. McKeel, L. L. John--son.
M. L. Andrews, Walter Za
chowski. Reginald Bishop, Clyde
Potter. R. Y. Williams .and Clyde
Burgess.
Before the complete plans for
the non-stock and nonprofit cor--loration
ha 1 been effected, the
State became much interested ill
the provisions of the Hill-Burtonv
Public Health Aid Bill, and the
Pungo District Hospital Corpora
tion rested on its oars until they
coull look into th" possibility of
bringing State and Federal Aid to
belhaven. When it was found there was
a po.-slbil tr of obtaining Hill
Burton aid they made applict on,
bur w th B-Mufort County ir; "C"
pi.ority stjius ft was decided to
create a iii:r:r-t w hi-h included
!.e rieliirt.c.i recorder's court area
.if luui .j pi: t- of Bath. Long
v -e. ;,...! all of Pant ego Town--.'.i;.
i.i tiie s.nin.er of 1947,
j -' 1 y-ai ago. the corporat or!
is ii !-- I ar.-l named the Pun-
r". I I'-!-.. I t - 'i ! .1 fVimur . t f n
i:: .(.ii. . i -, i.." i) i inane up a
!." t for tire o:,-r: uction of
Vd ho-pitai( one story cindeN
.'.i.. 1).. !-: vender, with woo it
.in.'ir and no bas-mer.t. On Marct
-7, iliH, the project had niovcuF"
,;lo;ij so idpidiy that it was aJ
tical illusion.
Gurnwood is
a sober, straight
forward, hard working man of 23
years. He is single and lrkely to
remain that way unless you girlsand t0 your ,ot ig not sucn a cofc
get busy. I don't advise any girl
to apply for the job if she doesn't
like Hyde County.
trophe happens to the dredge thatments and dancing. The Lindsay
he completed yesterday afternoon. C. Warren is a US-foot ship.
Adding a couple of acres of) The Wednesday afternoon cruise
beginning at 2:30 for four hour
will take about 100 passengers
(without congestion) down at
least as far as Indian Island and
ENGINEERS SHIFTED
ON HIGHWAY JOBS
Plan May Prevent Highway
Forces Growing Moribund; New
Ideas and Stimulus Expected
I he has jtir-t complete! his third
jyear. He has recently returned
'home for the summer season
MASONS AND WIVES
FED BY EASTERN STAR
plex problem along the Matcha
pungo river. All you need is a
good retaining wall and a sand-
sucker. You suck some sand up .return. The maiden trip will be
Jout of the river and dump it inside made tomorrow for the down the
the retaining wall. It makes good I river outing.
dry land and it also makes good i "Ocracoke Island, C., is dif-
The members of the Order of
the Eastern Star of Belhaven
Chapter. 224, entertained the Ma
sons and their wives of Belhaven
Lodge. 509, at a buffet supper
Wednesday evening. The sup
per was held at the Community
IGELHARD METHODIST j House, and consisted of Ham sand
wiches, potato salad, pickles,
deviled eggs, ice cream, cake and
at a revival will begin iced tea. Of an expected 125 peo
Ight, June 2). at F.ngel-'rle only 75 attended. After sup-T-dlst
Chunh. The Ser-iper everyone was entertained by
Lbe conducted by Rev. a song fest nut on by several
members of both orders. Mrs.
Ricks offiiiatej at the
s
. .BEGINS MONDAY
J f . Harmon, pastor, an-
be conducted by Rev.
j oi wasinngton. er-1
be at o'clock. Thej Claud
r
harborage for Tar Heels Afloat
and other yachts that come here
with increasing frequency. And
it will restore to the once fabu
lous Wilkinson House grounds all
of their one-time quality that once
rated the place the handsomest
residential establishment in the
State.
Mr. Smith these days attends
meetings of the Celebration Com
mittee dad only in a par of shorts
and a sweat shirt. He is superin
tending the work himself, and
doing a good deal of it. The re
taining wall timbers are virtually
in place and the sand pumping
ial!y invited to at ipiaoo. Everyone reported a very will et under way by the first of
pleasant evening. next week.
ferent". One of the famous Outer
Banks, it is built around Sliver
Lake where your boat will dock.
Sandy trails wind beneath water
oaks and yaupon bushes. A large
flat extends behind the village to
the beach where is unexcelled for
surf -casting.
"In the village you can rent
skiffs for bottom fishing. There
is a small hotel with dining room
as well as a restaurant. There
is a command-car taxi for going up
the banks to see the wild ponies,
or to visit the old lighthouse
Northward lies Cape Hatteras.
reached by ferry.
Informality and ease are the
words for Hatteras.
! by tiie Noith Caroli
i .', ' 'are ( ommiss on and tj
.. : i Sta's Public Health
and on March 16 a coni
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eg-'; r.r v, ii.-ou, r.ortn caroifia
. : coiioti.e't tne. hospital. Fiti
HYDE FARMFRR HFAR iound was broken in April,
MARKET RPFr.lAI l5T; on October 1 the building
.complete; a remarkable tribi
H. R. Niswonger. Horticulture , th vision and energy of BeV.
Specialist w:th the N. C. Exten- people the first hospital
sion Service, and Joe Gourley. I'nited States constructed
Marketing Specialist with th" 'he Hill-Burton Bill, flnaa
State Department of Agriculture, 'irey without levy upon
spoke to a group of 175 represen- , ;rs of the district.
tative farmers from Hyde County . private subscriptions
regarding an auction market for, Vbis group raised
vegetables. The meeting was held ! $"3 exclusive of the I
In the Engelhard school auditor- leg d fes, the site beincf
iura Thursday n'ght. June 9. with b the C'ty of Belhaven A
exiellont interest In th venture, .el ai tl.,vi"i. The cq-JM
Farmers present stated' that; of b idling this hos;t
vegetables could be grown on a and the lareesrAJf
ciiiiiiiiMi v,ai Hi-nip on moi or tn was rseau'ort Lo'inty
soil in Hyie County
ers pre-ent joiner1
movement to establ
The news that there has been a
shift in Highway Engineers
sounds like a good plan. Fortun
ately, the Second and First divi
sions were well pleased as mat
ters stood, but there has been a
growing belief in the state for
some years that it might be better
to transfer the engineers occas
ionally. For one thing it has been
often the case that the engineers
run the division. So many Com
missioners, after building a few
pet roads for their own towns,
have then let the Engineers do
as they pleased.
W. N. Spruill. Second Division
Engineer, who is a native of Tyr
rell County, and long stationed at market for vegetable
ureenvine, nas been transferred plan enough of the various vz- . q ;;,, ,,,,- ar 1 f
to the first Dtvisron with offi esletable crops to ass-ire buyers for c ' d's short fy
in Aboskie. He will replace T. J. the market. As a result of this ing f!"i.0'M. This
M' Kim who for the past two years !mee(:ng. an organiaztion meeting .le-isned n'iinarilv
has served the First Division, and for sett ng up the working pr'n of 'he Pur.go Half
Mr. M Kim will go to Wilson with i oiple of the auction has beer. nil. h o;,e i n peo-1
the Fourth Division. Romulus ' ed for T'i" Hy nieht. June :i In i:e main'nl of i
Markham will go from Wilson tojthe Engellurd sihool auditoririm of Dare Cority :l
Greenville to replace Mr. Spruiil. fit 1:31. Further details regarding
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n most of th was Beaufort Countyl
'y. The farm- ri' ul'urisf, Honoiaf f
'osether in a La'hani. who gave 1
ish an auction val g-nral con'ra
e product! arid h ho- ! v as ff
Nine engineers in all were pivenlthe market will be discussed at
appointments.
this time.
(Cintini.ed ojf