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TO THE QUEEN jflMftk | OF THE MONTH fIBHHr) f j Mother’s Day, May 12th Wzy j o HELENE CURTIS \ '''' 7 I Eusncuffl. \e4 j> PERMANENT WAVE X • * | x ★ It assures curls tl]at snap back into place £ * * It holds its setting between shampoos ? kt *lt makes your hair gleam and sparkle—no dry or “kinky” look I 1 W ELASTROL,” that new and secret lotion that preserves A | the natural lustre and elasticity of your hair. H i T ELASTI-CURL Permanents at $lO, sls and S2O x ANNE’S BEAUTY SALON I nunvii. ~, Beauty Salon Mezzanine Floor Citizens Bank Bldg. I I PHONE *33 EDENTON, N. C. | =- • v l[ *• Pj Spice for £ Spring fj T \ W\t\ by Jaunty Ljf \ ? jjP\ Junior! I ml l As Seen In i GLAMOUR! i ' Button-bright s —■ t suit for you V Color-right—seasoned * n an a " with lively detail. These worsted twill. j are the sparkling junior Sizes 9to 15. J fashions that inspire / \ compliments wherever J \ they go. From our J ’ exclusive collection of ~ Jaunty Junior fashions. D Preston’s I i""D RING sroud and happy. . era Keepsake, the ! of the engagement jf America's loveli ility and value are leepsakc Certificate Registration, signed confirmed in writing A (Hpuil SUMEIN 350.00 Ah* *175 • DANVWS 135.00 C (MfMot. COtOOVA VJO M Ano, M«M MAM set « «•« m w»ia«i goM Pag— MrtMrta fidiNl fir m ™-.l V .. fv VNiaanu ww But IwrtMMM CAMPEN'S JEWELERS '«* ■ EDENTON, N. C. THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, N. C., THURSDAY, MAY 9, 19*6. , Young People To ! Conduct Services [ (Continued from Page One) > ing able to select religious topics, out- I line and compose a speech from this > topic and deliver it with good cnunci , ation, pronunciation and expression; 1 being able to properly appreciate and ! sing the gospel hymns of the church ; with correct value to time, tone and , expression. ! Those taking part in the program ; are Mary Ann Elliott, who was given , a perfect score in the Junior Memory ; Work Tournament for those of the , Junior Ages 9 through 12 years; Mary | Berryman, who was successful in the ■ Sword Drill for those of Intermedi | ate ages 13 through 16 years; Fran ■ cis Chesson, who was voted to repre ] sent the two associations in the State 1 Better Speakers Contest at Ridge ! crest during the State Training Union ; Assembly June 20-26. Members of the , sextette, Charlotte Bunch, Beverly ; Moore, Ruth Goodwin, Dorothy Lee Chestnutt, Josephine Mills, Nelle Perry, whose two numbers in the Hymn Festival were given the high est rating of any participants, will sing these two numbers during the program. Members of mixed ages from the training union will fill the choir and will render the offertory inumber. Wallace Goodwin, Jr., will read the scripture lesson. The demon stration of the Junior Memory Work Drill will be conducted by Miss Mil dred Munden, the Junior Leader; the Intermediate Sword Drill will be con ducted by Mrs. John Senterfitt, Jr., the Intermediate Leader; the Better Speaking Project will be presented by- Mr. J. L. Chestnutt, the associate di rector. This program will demonstrate in an interesting and informative man ner the value and benefits from the various projects sponsored in the training program and what they can mean to the individual, the training union and the church. Every church member is urged to attend and the public is cordially invited. Directors Os Rotary Name New Officers Edenton Rotary Club’s newly elec ted directors at last week’s meeting announced the re-election of R. N. Hines as secretary and the election of ' J. L. Chestnutt as sergeant-at-arms. The terms of office will begin at the Greeting Cards For All Occasions Campen’s JEWELERS FOR County Commissioner I hereby announce myself as a candidate for County Com missioner from the First Town ship, subject to the Democratic Primary election May 25, 1946. I will appreciate your vote and support. WILLIAM E. BOND Man Floats On Air Recently a local man who has suf-J sered for years With tired aching, burning feet used PED-EX, and stated that, by simply massaging his feet with PED-EX every time he bathed, he now feels as though he floats on air. He states, “You couldn’t buv this jar of PED-EX for a million if 1 couldn’t get another.” PED-EX is a formula of essential oils designed for foot sufferers. So 1 don’t be without it! Get PED-EX. Sold by all drug stores here in Chowan CoUnty in professional size • only. adv. [ | NOTICE OF SCHEDULE CHANGE j Due to the coal shortage occasioned by Coal Miners’ Strike, an emergency exists which makes necessary the following changes in passenger train service: Passenger Train No. 1 now leaving Bus Terminal, Norfolk. Va., at 9:45 A. M., Berkley, Va., 10:00 A. M., daily for Raleigh, N. C, and intermediate points will, effective Fri day, May 10th, leave tri-weekly at the same hours, Mon days, Wednesdays and Fridays. Passenger Train No. 2 now leaving Raleigh, N. C., at 7:15 A. M., daily for Norfolk, Va., and intermediate points, will, effective May 11, leave tri-weekly Tuesdays, Thurs days and Saturdays at the same hour. ❖ THERE WILL BE NO TRAIN FROM NORFOLK, VA., SATURDAY, MAY 11. Norfolk Southern Railway Company C. H. WARE, Traffic Manager first meeting in July when the new officers take over the new Rotary year. During the meeting, C. W. Over- the incoming president, was elected as delegate to the Rotary In ternational Convention at Atlantic City as well as delegate to the Dis trict Convention in Elizabeth City. Dr. W. I. Hart was elected as alter nate to the Rotary International Con vention. Parents Threatened For Children Out Os School W. J. Taylor, school attendance of ficer has had to threaten four par ents during April in order to get compliance with compulsory school attendance laws. Results, according to Mr. Taylor, were favorable in three instances, while the fourth seems to be rather indifferent. Three letters were written to par ents about irregular attendance of their children and two follow-up trips were made. SHEAFFER AND PARKER PENS 1 CAMPEN’S I Amazing Discovery IN A HEARING AID A big improvement has been made in a Hearing Aid now welcomed by thousands. It is a NEW Hearing Aid that does not require separate bat tery pack, battery wire, battery case, or garment to bulge of weigh you dmvn. The distributors of Beltone, Reach Hearing Aid Service, Dept. ECH, 707 Royster Bldg., Norfolk 10, Va., are so proud of this achievement that they will gladly send free de scriptive booklet explaining fully this amazing new discovery, and how you can get a FREE demonstration at their offices or at one of their clinics nearest your home, without risking a penny. You can adjust the Beltone yourself to 6uit your hearing as your hearing changes. Write them today. adv. MOBTffifflir EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA We Have the Shows Today (Thurs.) and Friday, May 9-10 Johnny Weismuller and Johnny Sheffield in “TARZAN AND THE LEOPARD WOMAN” Saturday, May 11 Wild Bill Elliott and Bob Steele ’ in I “SHERIFF OF REDWOOD VALLEY” Sunday, May 12 Susan Hayward and Paul Lukas in "DEADLINE AT DAWN” Monday and Tuesday. May 13-14 Wallace Beery and Margaret O’Brien in “BAD BASCOMB” Wednesday, May 15 Double Feature Sidney Toler in “RED DRAGON” Leon Errol in “RIVERBOAT RHYTHM” Coming. May 16-17 Gene Tierney in “DRAGON WYCK” Mothers’ Day Cards Campen’s JEWELERS Country Side Bacon AND Country Shoulders at OPA RETAIL PRICES L S. BYMIM EDENTON, N. C. ANNOUNCING .... THE OPENING OF THE DIXIE GRILL Located Next Door to Tots and Teens Shop BROAD STREET EDENTON FRIDAY, MAY lltti H. C. GOODWIN, JR., Prop. —— j y AN ANNOUNCEMENT Weldon A. Hollowell Candidate For Prosecuting Attorney 1 respectfully ask your vote and support of my candidacy for the office of Prosecuting Attorney for Chowan County in the Democratic Primary May 25th. If elected I promise to fulfill this office to the best of my ability and with credit to the county. our vote and support will be greatly appreciated. WELDON A. HOLLOWELL Mrs. Bly thought her closet A fine place to store... Came the heat, and she hasn’t A fur coat any more Damage to valuable fur coats runs into millions every year. Among the many dangers confronting a fur coat during the summer is the rampaging, insatiable, munching moth. Other hazards are intense heat, dirt, fire and thieves. t WHEN YOU STORE A FUR COAT AT HOME YOU ALSO STORE MOTH EGGS, GERMS, WINTER SOOT AND GRIME Prevent moth, heat and dirt damage to your furs! Have them scien tifically cleaned by our expert furriers. We’ll hold them for you until they are needed again. FUR STORAGE costs so little and offers complete protection against ALL summer dangers. OLD COATS REMODELED NOW AT LOW PRICES. ASK FOR AN ESTIMATE. STORAGE COST 2% OF OWNER’S VALUATION MINIMUM $3.90 Ballard & Smith “Suffolk's Quality Store Since 1880” LxqlaJ PAGE FIVE
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