Revival. Meeting Will
Begin At Chapel Hill
Church September sth
A revival meeting will begin at the
Chapel Hill Paptlst Church Sunday
night, September 5, a"d continue
through Sunday, September 12.
The Rev. E. R. Stewart, of Hamil
ton, N. C., is the visiting preacher ]
and the public is cordially invitee! to
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THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, N. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1948.
attend all services. The services will
be held each night at 7:30 o’clock.
Sunday Last Day For
Enjoying Pool At Base
William Privott, in charge of the
Edenton Naval Station for the Town
of Edenton, announced Wednesday
that next Sunday will be the last day
the swimming pool at the base will be
operated for the current season.
Commissioners Will
Meet September Bth
Due to Labor Day falling on Mon
day, September 6, the regular date
for Chowan County Commissioners to
meet, the September meeting will be
held instead on Wednesday, Septem
ber 8.
Anyone having business to transact
with the Commissioners should note
the change of meeting.
New School Principal
Arrived Wednesday
Fenton L. Larson, new principal of
the Edenton school, arrived Wednes
day of this week preparatory to tak
ing over his new duties when school
opens Thursday of next week.
Mr. Larson was accompanied by his
wife, and they are living at Hotel Jo
seph Hewes until other living quarters
can be found.
Corn Tour In Chowan
Friday, September 3rd
(Continued Prom Page One)
3:15 Lester Harrell farm—4-H
Club corn.
4:oo—Mrs. Dorie Mae Chappell
farm, operated by Wallace Chappell.
Variety test demonstration.
5:30 Mrs. Lena Asbell farm,
Icaria, variety test demonstration by
Charlie Asbell.
“Corn occupies the largest acreage
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of any crop in Chowan County,” says
Mr. Overman. “It is truly a com
mercial crop from the standpoint of
feeding hogs and other livestock, and
I hope many farmers will avail them
selves of this opportunity to see the
various varieties and hybrids in pro
duction. Those who make the tour
will be able to see them in com
parison and probably can determine
which will be the best producer on
individual farms.”