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THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON. N, C„ THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1934.
; Many Local Rotarians
; Hear Rotary Governor
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> Changing their regular luncheon
! hour from Thursday to Wednesday
| this week, a large number of Eden
> ton Rotarians and a few visitors
J yesterday heard Tom (that’s what
> they call him in the Rotary Club)
J Sykes, governor of the 57th Rotary
J district, who spoke at a luncheon in
> the Parish House at 1 o’clock.
J Mr. Sykes of International Rotary
> and the good it has accomplished,
J stressing the need of recovery of
? spiritual values rather than of money
t values.
j> He took his hearers Dack to the
? beginning of Rotary, which was
£ started in Chicago by a mere hand
l ful of men, and traced the rapid pro
i> gress all over the world m a com
j> paratively short time. Mr. Sykes is
j> a very entertaining speaker, inter
> mingling his seriousness of Rotary
? with a number of good clean jokes.
s> As usual, the ladies served a very
S> appetizing meal to the Rotarians and
? their guests.
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EDENTON METHODIST
l Rev. W. F. Walters, Pastor.
Sunday School Superintendent,
- John A. Holmes.
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Morning service, 11 o’clock.
Young People’s meeting, 7:15 p. m.
Junior League, 7:15 p. m.
Evening service, 8 o’clock.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at 8
I p. m.
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PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. L. W. Topping, Pastor.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Preaching services alternate each
j Sunday, from 11 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Next Sunday’s service will be held
at 8 p. m., with Rev. Topping preach
ing.
ST. ANNE’S CATHOLIC
Rev. Father Michael A. Carey, Pastor
Services first and second Sunday
in each month with morning mass at
10:30 o’clock.
Services third and fourth Sunday
with morning mass at 8 o’clock.
EDENTON BAPTIST
Rev. E. L. Wells, Pastor
R. E. Leary, Sunday School super
intendent.
J Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
, Preaching services at 11 a. m. and
>j 8 p. m.
< Prayer meeting Wednesday even
-55 ing at 8 o’clock.
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ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL
» Rev. C. A. Ashby, Rector.
’< Services Sunday at 11 a. m. Holy
■j Communion.
Y, Other services of the church have
£ been called off during the summer.
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| ASSEMBLY OF GOD
n Alma Howell. P"
M. kj. ‘SAWYER, Assistant.
EL J- Bunch, Sunday Schomsuper
i •*&aS£i»y School at 10 a. m.
Services’Ntaadjlll a. m. amt
' Prayer services Tuesday and Fri
i day evening at 8 o’clock.
• Editor’s Note: It i 3 the desire of
, the Herald to publish a complete list
j of church services for all the churches
i in the county, both white and colored,
] but due to the various obstacles to
i be overcome in starting the publish
j ing of a newspaper, this information
J could not be obtained in time. It
) will be greatly appreciated if this
J information is sent in either by the
) pastors of the churches or some
) member thereof.
) Brief News Items
Cumberland cotton growers receiv
_ ed $46,000 in rental checks last week.
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The Home Culture of Roses, Exten
di sion Circular 200. may be obtained
X free of charge from State College by
addressing a card to the Agricultur
x al Editor. «,
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6 Because of excessive moisture, to-
T bacco in many counties is curing out
£ with a bright color and medium body.
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> Infestation of boll weevil is reported
> in the cotton fields of Nash County
’ though no serious damage has been
. reported to date.
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> Cotton growers in Tyrrell County
’ have lived up to their contracts 100
' percent and are pleased with the re
, suits of the adjustment program.
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In Rowan County, growers of lespe
| deza and clover say they will produce.
■ from two to four tons, of dry hay an
> | acre. All farmers are endeavoring to
’ save all hay possible.
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' J. A. White of Caswell County will
' sell about. 2,000 bushels of peaches
> from his 12-acre orchard this season.
• ■ He says peaches are more dependable
> i as a cash crop than tobacco.
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■ Four purebred Hampshire rams
| were purchased last week by farmers
? of Alleghany County.
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| AHI crops in Catawba County are
i renited in - exceilant condition with
ha lW It forecast. .
Pugh Roberson Moves
To New Location
Pugh Roberson’s barber shop has
been moved from the building next
to Campen’s Jewelry store on East
King street to the old express office
building, quite recently occupied by
Buff’s Printing House. Mr. Rober-
was forced to vacate his old
stand when it was decided to re
model the building in order to al
low more store room.
The barber shop equipment was
moved Tuesday. The interior o£_the 1
new location has been painted and
remodeled. Mr. Roberson was rerdy
to serve his customers Wednesday
night in his new shop.
EXCELLENT PROGRAM FOR
WEEK AT TAYLOR THEATRE
An excellent program of pictures
is in store for theatre-goers at the
Taylor Theatre for the week.
Today and tomorrow Earl Car
roll’s “Murder at the anities” will
be STiown with a host of beautiful
girls in the cast.
Tom Tyler, a local favorite, will
be seen Saturday in “Tracy Riles,”
together with an episode of “Pirate
Treasure” and a comedy.
On Monday Pat O’Brien in “Per
sonality Kid” will be the attraction.
“Midnight Alibi” with Dick Bar
thelmess in the leading role will be
shown Tuesday. As an added attrac
tion, Amos Griffin and his College
Club Orchestra will peerform on the’
stage as an added feature.
“I Like It That Way” with Gloria
Stewart is scheduled to be shown on
Wednesday.
The Taylor Theatre announces that I
“Many Happy Returns” has been I
booked and will be shown Thursday
and Friday, September 6 and 7.
SEEK STRATOSPHERE SAFETY
Many methods of assuring safety I
in the stratosphere are being ad
vanced in Moscow, Russia, by engi
neers and other scientists. One de
vice is a hermetically sealed glider,
suspended underneath the gondola.
Should anything go wrong, the crew'
could climb into the glider, detach it
from the balloon and glide to earth.
Another is a gigantic parachute,
opening out from the envelope. In
case of a too swift descent, the para
chute could be opened and useed as a
“brake.” A third consists of buf
fers underneath the gondola. This
idea would enable a falling stratos
phere balloon to hit the earth with
force and yet prevent its being
smashed.
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NEW DRUG STORE
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I FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1934
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When in Edenton, We Cordially Invite You
To Visit Our New Store.
| Located in building formerly occupied by I
| White s Wholesale Grocery, I
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3j We will feature only Quality Merchandise and J ' 1
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CONTRACTS TO BE LET FOR
PAINTING SCHOOL HOUSES
Contracts for painting the White
Oak and Center Hill colored school
buildings will be let at a meeting of
County Board of Education on
Monday, September 3.
Peanut growers in eastern Carolina
report more than 1500 persons pres
ent at the recent conference with
AAA officials, millers and producers
a.t Suffolk.
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For High Quality Merchandise and J
Right Prices M
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FEEDS SEED OATS POTATOES
GARDEN SEEDS
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WE DELIVER PHQNE 53^
COUNCIL AND COMMISSIONER
TURN DOWN CANNING PjAl
The Town of Edenton and Chow
County definitely turned down 1
idea of a canning factory here al
joint meeting of Town“ouncil a
the County Commissioners ' L
Thursday night. The reason fl
turning down the proposition 1
due to the financial outlay the I
i and county would be called upcat
assume. J