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Ml'vrlyn Atkinson ami sans,
Stoph;ami Stewart. of' Norfolk,
■spent ' ■ -u ek‘ei)<l with lu*r parents,
Mr. at.<J Mrs. Jiw Spruill Mrs.
Sprit II had been ill. is hu\v able
• ■ bo
Mr. ,i ■ \l ■ Mil ; Spy. il ■ ■!' \ ■
1 k > ■■ ok . ml priests 'it' Mr. ami
M's .1-•• Sprit: : ami ■ !i. r re l a; ■ -
> i." lowo'l'l roturiii'ii Friday
i..oh\ •' I hilVal". X > wiu n- ho
attomli .>■ Hr- al «'ouai-il Mr
I ir:.d S'.o'os of tlio Itnproved Order
of Km: M.i. Mr. (lia ■ i a rut;
in' plat’i fi"'i N"rtidk. ■ p*»i't.-
rlii
Mai ■ ami .Mrs I "rm Haskott
sp, : • . ■k- al :n Siritlifield. X
iis *.i.o ill's i*t Mrs. M.i- ket:
, Ml . I M-. ,o: .I'• mi l I
mat ii "s of M ■ l'< rri Smith:: i.
V (. r the n ot'k end.
Peny I’i'in and (iihs'Ui I'erri
speni Fi-'la.v n. X-rfi'lk on 1>'...-aies-.
Mr. ad Mi’s I Fihv i Ihifllap and
daughter. I'orothi. sp.-m Frida} in
Norfolk. .They v..ere.: ai't'oirpanied .by
: •' : ~ fboSp
■. :r. VK-gressAnsingfrom
; 70’UCH ULC£SS
e-JEto EXCESS ACID
Free Book Tells of Home Treatment that
Must Help or it Will Cost You Nothing
< iviTiwn million bottles ofth** WILL \ K l)
T fiK \ PM K NT have Iwen sold forrolirt < f
sMiipronH ofdiNtross arising fromStomacii
an i Duodenal Ulcers due to Excess Acid
Poor Digestion, Sour or Upeet Stomach,
Gassiness. Heartburn, Sleeplessness, etc.,
duo ro Excess Acid. Sold on 1"» da> s' trial ' (
fop •• Willard's Message'* wlueU fully
imai ueuiment —fras—ab
Mitchener’s Pharmacy
mLOHHEATRr
■:m\ |M\ NORTH ( AROj INA
Wf Have the Shows
Today (Thursday') and Friday,
let oher >-t
Humph rev Bogart and
lainren Bacall in
• THE lilt; >LKKI’"
Saturday, October '• ;
Johnny Mack Br ow n and
Raymond 11 a I lon in
‘•I \|>KK AKIZOX V SKIES”
Sunday. October H
Dan IJuryea and
June Vincent in
•THE Itl. U k XNHKL"
Monday and Tuesday,
October 7-S
Jane (Outlaw) Bussell and
l.ouis Hayward in
voi \(, \\ mow ••
Wednesday, October i*—
Double Feature
Paul Kelly in
"BLASS ALIBI”
Also
John Shepperd in
“STU.XXCK TUIAXOLK"
Coming October 10-11
Danny Kaye in
'THE KID FROM BROOKLYN”
m l . ■ . . . . .PL . _ s .
J ftICRI'S Also A UNIOP (OR
TELEPHONE SERVICE...
BUT YOU CAN’T SEE ITT
Today you line up for meat, bread, butter, nylons, slurt*
«nd many other scarce items. You wait patiently for these
things, because you can sea the line of people ahead of you.
At times of peak traffic, telephone service is often slow,
particularly long distance service . . . but you cannot see
the long line of other calls ahead of yours. We ask you te
try to visualize this telephone line-up ... it will help you to
hatter understand our situation.
S Norfolk & Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co.
Irviiig Leigh, who , lias joined tin
• stall if thi Portsmouth Star.
;. Vv'rlliam A. (Bill) U hiclumf re :
turned t" The Citadel. Charleston,
s ('.. on .Sunday, having Keen thi
gm'st of Ins father. I>r. M. I'. Which
• aid and Mrs. VVhiehard. and hit
l uncle ;tnd aiint. Mr. and Mrs. tie.out
)■. Byrun a' "V.-'u I Might f il” for I"
li.'lls.
~1 M i: Ki . XXI It.
\y, st !‘air B. arh. 1 hi.. Mr. and Mr
'.l \. VYeaHiershei Scotland Neck
: and Mr am! Mrs Fate Whitehurst -f
Were’ guests "f Dr ami Mis
M. I. Whilhard over tin- week-end.
is .' .1. F.ast ■uu of Burlingame
;; d San Fraiieiseo. t a l ., 'ell for her
home in California after being the
. ■ M rs. .M. D \\ ai son f. s.-i -
i a' day s.
( ■' I :ini I' Di\er.. •*!;:* s'i»ttlf
<,.i f,,.- the <liarl"ttc tcu:"i "f th.
Uar Assets A.h in s’ration. 'returned
to Charlotte Wednesday titter spend
ing a feu days tit home.
Rat Campaign In
Chowan County Is.
Very Satisfactory
Questionnaires Sent to
All Who Received
Bait In Drive
I Vun'.y \ gent < . W. I >i "ro ;n re
port's that according t" informiitioi
received, the recent rat campaign m
the county; has beidi eery satisfactory,
n order to secure more delmite re
skits.: Mr. < H erman has mailed ques
t oimaii'es to every person, .who re
ciied nail during the drive and when
these are returned a better idea of
the etfectiveness of the dm.' utl! he
available.
U: K ii..'j.nil'll ’,,f the Cross Roads
coin mu ii ity reported picking up ill
dead rats the 'morning after the bait
Was put out. while Hankins Elliott
of the .Ry'and: section reported linding
at '.-as. 100 hr more dead rats. He
.also estimated that tit least an 010 r
1 oil ii ere killed under hi- harm
Educational Seminar
Attracts Around 200
In Methodist Church
In '.... •egl I. ■ ho- dos ■'• Met ho
.list ladies in th. Elizabeth City. Dis
trict attended an educatioim! seminar
held in the local church Tuesday in
an all day meeting. Lunch was
served !.y n.embers of th. I.dentoi:
church.
\ very iiilerestiilg ami |irotit:ihle:
program was carried out, with ad
dresses made during the day by Mrs
It F. Boone of Fairmont. Mrs. I* I.
Fonts es Weldon. Mrs. It. It. Slaugh
ter of Xeii Bern, Mrs. C. \ . Cross of
(iatesvitle. Mrs, H. K. Oduifj of (jib
son, Mrs. J: H: Cutchin of Whitakers
and Mrs; Ralph W'ellqns. returned:
n issionary who spent 25' years; in
India.
.li i j -tn i . 1 'end let Oil .iv as elected
p • d. nt of the district.
Bishop Will Preach At
kadesh C hurch Sunday
Bishop XV. C. I’roivn .>f .California
will preach a Kadesh A. M. K. Zion
■'Church Sunday - afternoon at t! o'clock.
The pastor of the church, the Rev,
W. 0. Sapp, cordially fiu.ites the pub
lic to hear the Bishop.
THE CIfOWAN HERALD. FDENTON, X. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER U, lo4f>.
; Final Stage Reached
| In Leasing Air Station
i Awaiting Only Approv
| al By Navy of Town’s
Sub Lease
Mayor l.eroj Haskett has been in
formed that tile Nail Department
has approved the latest inventory al
lie Fdeiiton Naval Air Station as
presented, with the exception of thtv ■
items, including sewing tnachin s.
safes and a feu Hollywood beds in
officers’ quarters. These items, lieu
.. ever, will not interfere with the op
eration of the flervcy Foundation, so
that :t will he a matter of a very
~ short time hefor. the Navy Dcpait
incut will execute a permanent re
vocable lease to take' the place of the
temporary lease recently signed.
Likewise, the Hervey Foundation;
will very shortly sign the lease pre
pared hi the Town of Fdenton. so
that the organization will before very i
long begin preliminary plans for op
eration in building prefabricated :
I houses and a program. of biological J
.research ..'having'-, to do with mass',
(breeding of high class cattle.
( Aiiout x .tt.U'i" uor'h of equipment
js non on a railroad siding in Ohio
ready to be shipped upon information r
that the Navy Department has ap
proved the sub-lease executed by the
Town of Fdenton to the Hervey
Foundation. A letter containing the
] ase was sent to 'the Navy Depart
ment Monday by Mayor Haskett, and
t is confidently expected it will be
approved. David Hervey. president
of the Foundation, is awaiting a re- .
ply from Mayor Haskett, at which
1 time he .will order equipment shipped
to Fdenton.
( omdr. Crei^liton Honor
Guest At Dinner To^ay
In appreciation of the splendid co- j
operation ami interest in the Town of.
Edenton since lie; has been stationed I
here as commanding officer of the
Edenton Naval- Air Station, ('omdr.
Bert H. Creighton nil) he 'honor guest
Thursday afternoon at 1 o’clock at aj I
dinner at Hotel Joseph Hewes. %
\ i"|> .tatiVe group of Kdtii
toiiians has been invited to attend
the dinner, including Mayor I.eroy
Haskett and members of Town Conn
oil, members of the Board "f Public;
Works, president of the Chamber of 1
Commerce and Merchants Associa
tion. chairman "f the County Com
e’is-sioners. presidents ~r the Rotary
ml Lions clubs and con mundei of
Lai Bond Post of the American
Legion.
Concerts Assured With
Over 700 Members
Continued Prom Page One
let. a company of eight, performers,
has been hooked solidly for the last
few years.
Three concerts will also he held in
Elizabeth ( ity, to wtiicli local mem- j
hers are entitled to attend. They are!
as follows: November 11. Mary Van j
Kirk. a mezzo-soprano; .January j
Platotr Don Cossack Russian Chorus.!
and February 24. Solveijjj I.unde, pi j
anist. The concerts in Klizabeth City j |
w ill he held in the S. L. Sjieep i
.School auditorium.
('arolyn Elliott Member
Os College Glee Club
I Miss < arolyn L, Elliott, who is ma
"ring in voice and piano at Flora
MacDonald College, Red Springs, \.
.. has been selected to sing in the
oHege Glee Club directed by Dean
r Robert R titer. Dean Reuter is wide
ly known for his college work.
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Greeting Cards
For All Occasions
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JEWELERS
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I District PTA Meeting
I In (’(Jumbia October 8
The, district meeting of the Parent
* Teacher Associatiim will ho held in
Columbia Tuesday, October 8. open
ing at In u’olock in the morning. All
members arc urged to attend, ospe,
cialiy the uttieers tend comniittoi*
chairmen.
Mrs. E. N. Howell of SivannanOa,
State president, will address the Con
ference on “The Strength of the
Foundation," based on the theme of
the National Congress, which is "l ay
ing Firm Foundations.”
W. C. Rei d of Kinston util he the
guest sposiker and his subject will lie
‘The Challenge of the Public Schools
Today."
ANNE'S BEAUTY SALON Presells
atsTarg
; ,• v.-v , \
(T3oi-(.SiiidoC> ®>CUL6vA«O IS |
UNEP WITH PALM S MOST OP
Them itchink <r~.
You won’t have an itchy scalp if
you come here for a good hair
washing and then gel one of our !
better Cold Waves or Permanents.
■ Distinctive, modern methods where jl
the best is always available.
IVt JJrt Fill Sxanckci
EDENTONJ.C.
CITIZENS BANK BLDG PHONE 433
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PROTECT MOUR 1
HOME AGAINST 1
! |
I Give your home the care it de- j
j J WP serves. For superior protection A
S 0 against snow, hail and winter winds I
11 do a paint job now! Our fine quality ATLAS paint safeguards k
against the elements—adds beauty to your home as well as pre- (
1 serving it. A small investment now will save you many, many dol- >
lars later on. You can do the job yourself or we will suggest the f
men to do the work. If you decide to do the job yourself we will j
tell you how many gallons of paint you need. Don’t delay. Get A
to work today!
i Byrum Hardware Co.
'* 1 “EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE AND SUPPLIES” * *
\, Edenton, N. C. < ,
( PL. C. YATES PARRISH BACK i
■j IN STATES FROM JAPAN I
?! Cpl, C. Yates Parrish arrived in the j
" United States on Friday, September j
- 27, and reported at Fort Bragg to be j
, discharged, lie is expected to arrive .
home over the we.ek-opd. Cpl, Par-:
’ fish, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Par-;
rish. was on duty in Japan before |
sailing for home.
SHEAFFER AND
PARKER PENS
CAMPEN’S
■ IB t U ndH ■ yx-.
Wmmm wJH h rhjh rh ii biv
1 .
! HALSEY FEED & SEED STORE
"The Store W ith the Cliickerlwartl Front’’
Edenton, N! C.
!j * NOTBE OF SliLf of"real”estate* *j
The vmiiersii'ncd will offer lor salt* at public auction lor Cash
'% t i the highest bidder at it A M on October ra. 104(1. at the %
.0 ( on;; lluti-e door in Chowan County. N'ortli CaroHna. the land U
!0 in First Township-; Chowan County; North Carolina, to wit: m
-0 The \Y. I. Copeland homeplace containing zo acres..more or U
g less, on the Chainl>er> Ferry .road and bounded North by the g
,g Hassell land; Fast by tNe Miller land: Smith by the Henry *
™ White hind and West by R, C. Holland land and being the same P
f land conveyed to W. 1.. Copeland, deceased, by Augustus Miller £
0 and wife by deed recorded in office of Register of Deeds of g
g Chowan County. North Carolina, in Deed Hook I . pages 277 g
'<o apd 2 : 78;
g '(’he undersigned reserves the right to reject any and: all bids, g
- If the highest bid is accepted, the successful bidder will be re-
■" tpiired to deposit with the undersigned ten per cent of said bid w
$ iu cash at time of sale pending delivery of deed and the sale 0
0 will be final and not subject to upset by raise of -aid bid. I’os- g
g session of said property will be retained by the undersigned tin- g
til January 1. 1047.
0 Dated and posted this October 1. 1,946.
% J. CLARENCE LEARY, $
0 Agent of Jik* Copeland. Vanda A. Co[jeland. Minnit* C. Wil- 0
0 liams. Esther C. Danbury and Rachel K. Thomas. M
Grand Relief
FROM SNIFFtY, STUFFY DISTRESS OF
HeadCo/dsi
f ooußiE-Durr
[ NOSE DROPS WORKS Sk JgN
V FAST RIGHT WHERE \S- 91
TROUBLE ISI
Instantly relief from head cold dis
tress starts to come when you put a
little Va-tro-nol in each nostril. Also
-it helps prevent many colds from
developing if used in time! Try itl
Follow directions in package.
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