Malaria Quarters
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malaria control program. For some
time J. E. Coffey, in charge of the
Federal malaria control program in
this area, has housed his equipment
in the Edenton armory. When the
Edeniton unit of the National Guard
was reorganized, Mr. Coffey was
obliged to seek new quarters and sub
sequently moved to one of the build
ings at the air station. Since the
base has been reactivated, Mr. Coffey
had to seek a new place.
Due to the good accomplished
throughout Chowan, the County Com
missioners agreed to furnish perma
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, N. C., THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1949.
nent headquarters by building a ware
house at a cost not to exceed SBOO.
The warehouse will be built on prop
erty owned by R. C. Holland on West
Carteret Street. Mr. Holland is very
much in favor of the program and has
contributed the space for the new
warehouse.
Old Age Benefits In
County Total $3,372
In Chowan County 3,372 was dis
tributed in way of old age assistance
during April, while $990.50 went for
aid to dependent children and $329
for blind aid payments. According to
the monthly report of Mrs. J. H. Mc-
Mullan, welfare superintendent,
$164.35 was spent for seven general
assistance cases, while other financial
aid included three persons hospitaliz
ed in the county, two hospitalized
outside the county, transportation
furnished for three transients and
one medical care case.
Service cases included four adult
parolees under supervision, 14 cases
receiving care from Veterans Rehab
ilitation in cooperation with the Wel
fare Department, two child labor cer
tificates issued and 26 children receiv
ing individual care.
DANCNG PUPILS GUESTS AT
WOMAN’S CLUB MEETING
Edenton’s Junior Woman’s Club
held its monthly meeting Wednesday
afternoon, at which time Miss Shelly
.nd her dancing pupils presented a
very interesting program. The pupils
were accoitipanied on the piano by
Miss Susan Thigpen.
Carolyn Elliott Takes
Part In Scotch Dances
At DAR Dedication
Miss Carolyn Eltiott, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Elliott, and a
i group of Scotch Highlanders of Flora
MacDonald College, danced the Scotch
1 dances at the dedication of the Daugh
ters of the American Revolution
Chapter house at Farmville, N. C.,
Friday, April 29.
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