Representatives Os
: Two C. Os C. Groups
Visit Phone Office
Efforts Made to Correct
All Legitimate Com
plaints
Representatives of the Senior and
Junior Chamber of Commerce made
a visit to the local phone company
this past week and were cordially re
ceived by Mrs. Luther Keeter, chief
operator. Two new boards have been
added to take care of the increased
phone traffic. Mrs. Keeter pointed
jN out by demonstration that a rapid
jiggling of the receiver by an im
patient client did not register on the
board but that a slow motion caused
• a light to go on and also to make a
in the receiver worn by the
* operator. It was also clearly demon
strated that on long distance calls, as
soon as the call was completed a red
light flashed' on before the operator,
who immediately stamped a ticket
with a time clock to record the ter
mination of the call.
Mrs. Keeter expressed a wash that
many others would pay a visit to the
company and learn first hand how
the phone traffic is handled. She
stated that every effort wrill be made
to correct any legitimate complaint,
and that the operators and the com
pany feel encouraged over the inter
est shown in their problems. Kermit
Layton represented the Jaycees, and
Peter Carlton the Senior Chamber
Los Commerce and Merchants Asso
p ciation.
The surest way to live with honor
in the world is to be in reality what
we appear to be. —Socrates.
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MADE TO SCALE JUST LIKE DAD’S j
I Tractors $1.55 Spreaders $1.35 Wagons $1.25 ;
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PEPSI COLA COMPANY OF EUZABETH CITY, N. C.
Under Appointment From Pepai-Cola Company, New Tork
NOTICE! 1
Sale of Personal Property at Public Auction
The undersigned Administratrix of the estate of Mrs. Ellen L. Asbell
I I will offer at public bidding for cash certain items consisting of house
yrjl hold and kitchen furniture, one stalk cutter, plows, etc.
H • The sale will take place at the home place, three miles north of Tyner
H on the highway between Tyner and Ryland.
I! Time of Sale: Wednesday, December 22, 1948, at 10 o’clock A. M.
IL MRS. J. C. FOREHAND
II ■ JMUNISTHATRK OF THE ESTATE OF MRS. ELLEN L. ASBELL I
siplSted and posted this November 26, 1948.
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EBENTON, N. C„ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1948.
Grand Jury Finds
Conditions Good
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Monthly Inspection of
School Buses and Driv
ers Is Recommended
The Grand Jury for Chowan Sup
erior Court, which ended Wednesday
of last week, in its report found cqn- ;
ditions in Chowan County very satis- i
factory. All County offices, the jail
and county home were found in good ;
condition.
The only complaints found by the ]
Grand Jury were several minor re
pairs at school buildings. A recom- 1
mendation was also made that the .
Highway Patrol check and inspect i
school buses and drivers once each '
month. |
Members of the Grand Jury were:
J. G. Perry, foreman; A. G. Byrum, :
secretary, M. H. Perry, T. E. Bunch, ’
J. F. Miller, Carlton Privott, L. E.
Francis, George S. Harrell, Eugene
Baker, C. B. Mooney, Jr., O. M. Blan
chard, L. E. Twine, J. C. Williams,
W. M. Hare, C. R. Satterfield, C. C.
Nixon, Quinton Bass and W. T. Me- :
Clenny. '
Sunbury News
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Harrell visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Jordan Sunday. Mrs. Jordan is very
sick and is confined to her bed.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Perry of
Corapeake visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Jordan at Small’s
Cross Roads. ,
Miss Sill Jordan is very ill and
has lost the use of her legs. She is
expected to enter Lake View Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Taylor visited
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Harrell Thanks
giving.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harrell of
Ocean View visited his brother, L. B.
Harrell last Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Chappell has returned
home and is greatly improved after
spending ten days in " Albemarle
Hospital.
Chowan High Seniors
Present Play Tonight
Three-act Comedy Little
Miss Spitfire Begins
At 7:30 O’clock
The Senior Class of Chowan High
School -will present “Little Miss Spit
fire”, a three-act comedy, Thursday
night, December 9, at 7:30 P. M.
The leading role, a*little spitfire,
is played by vivacious Christine Har-,
rell. The handsome Jack Leary I
plays the part of the hero. Leon|
Bunch takes the role of a stiff-necked j
butler. The henpecked husband,
James Dail, is ruled by a flighty,
quite stupid society woman. Toby
Tutwiler, the guy who loves all the
girls is a perfect fit for Kelly Byrum.
The Chowan High seniors promise
fun and good entertainment for all i
who attend their play.
METHODIST SOCIETY WILL
MEET TUESDAY, DEC. 14
The Women’s Society of Christian
Service of the Methodist Church will
meet at the home of Mrs. E. L. Ward
on Tuesday night, December 14, at;
7:30 o’clock. All members of the!
society are urged to be present.
SHOE SERVICE I
shoesTdyed
(ANY SHADE)
Suede Cleaned and
Sprayed Like New
POLISHES
(ALL COLORS SOLD)
SHOE SHINE BOY
SATURDAY AND AFTER
SCHOOL HOURS
W. M. Rhoades
Shoe Repair Shop
429 S. Broad St. Phone 378
EDENTON, N. C.
WISDOM
OF THE AGES
“The foundation upon
which Democracy rests is
faith in the moral instincts
of its people
The foundation of our ser
vice is personal sincerity—the
desire to serve tactfully, grace
fully and with a reverent dig
nity.
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MASSES NEXT SUNDAY IN
WINDSOR AND EDENTON
The Most Holy Sacrifice of the
Mass will be offered December 12,
I Sunday Within the Octave of the Im
| maculate Conception of the Blessed
(Virgin Mary, at 8 A. M. in Duke of
Windsor Hotel convention room,
Windsor, and at 11 A. M. in St. Ann’s
Catholic Church, Edenton, each in
cluding sermon on “Boycott All Bad
Shows and Literature,” Holy Com
munion, followed by Sunday School,
with • confessions in Windsor 7:35 to
7:55 and in Edenton 10:30 to 10:55
A. M., stated Father F. J. McCourt,
1 pastor, who invites everybody to all
services. > Week - mornings: Mass,
.Communion and Rosary in Edenton.
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S Community, Tudor, 1847 Rogers 1
Holmes & Edwards j i
? ALL GUARANTEED PLATE
I $38.75 up |
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The J
Settlement I
Os An Estate
j is not a matter of mere routine. Itinvolves ||
111 exacting duties and confidential relationships.
It calls for personal service, friendliness and
helpfulness. It requires specialized experi
ence and facilities.
We believe that our qualifications as an
Executor are those you would desire in the
best interests of your estate and your bene
ficiaries. We invite an opportunity to discuss
details, in cooperation with your attorney.
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THE BANK OF EDENTON
EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA I
aflety Spince 1894
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
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Joe Privott Elected
Freshman Treasurer
In. a recent election held at the
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freshman class. Young Privott poll
ed 226 votes to win over other can
! didates for the office.
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