PAGE EIGHT
New Provisions
[ In Cotton Law
* * __________
Application for Increase
Mast Be Filed By
April 21
New cotton legislation recently
passed by Congress provides for mini
mum 1950 acreage allotments based
on one of three provisions, J. M.
Price, Secretary to the county PMA
committee, said this week.
The revised allotments are based on
the larger of (1) 65 per cent of the
average acreage planted in cotton (or
devoted to war crops in place of cot
ton) in 1946, 1947 and 1948; (2) 45
per cent of the highest acreage plant
ed to cotton (or devoted to war crops
:n place of cotton) on the farm dur
ing any one of the three years; but
(3) not more than 40 per cent of the
1949 acreage which was tilled on the
farm or in regular rotation.
Any owner or operator of a cotton
ONE 1946
PLYMOUTH
4-DOOR SEDAN
New Motor, New Tires, Seat
Covers and Heater.
THIS CAR IS PRICED 1
TO SELL! ]
IF YOU WANT A GOOD CAR—
ACT QUICK!
Chowan Motor Co.
WATER ST. EDENTON
A BABY CHICKS I;
IP* Get your Chicks now, this month, April.
Tht y make g° od earl y la y ers - New
Pw Hampshire and Barred Rock. Having
Chicks to come off Tuesday and Friday i
Priced at $12.00 Per 100 I '
At Hatchery j (
We Have Some Started Chicks on Hand at Attractive Prices
SUPERIOR HATCHERY
PHONE 359-W-1 EDENTON, N. C. _,
BiERATOR- 1i
FREEZER 1
!N AHON j
N.v.r b.for* luth " modtt ot
A REAL home freezer that
holds up to 53 lbs of froz
en food — and a BIG re
frigerator that never needs
w
QUINN FURNITURE COMPANY
EDENTON, N. C.
Authorized Dealer
GENERAL @ ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATORS .
SCHENLEY |d|||
JmiVI NT
' $3.40 4/5 QT.
SCHENLEY DISTRIBUTORS, INCORPORATED, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY* MlB
BLENDED WHISKEY. <5% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRIT*. 84 PROOF.
farm in Chowan county who believes
fee is entitled to an acreage increase
and wants to be considered by the
county committee for possible allot-
I ment adjustment under the legislation
must file an application not later than
April 21, 1950.
“We urge owners or operations who
I want their farms considered for re
vised allotments to file applications
by this date,” Mr. Price said. “Farm
ers who are satisfied with their pres
ent allotments need not file applica
tions. However, those desiring in
creases will be considered by the coun
ty committee after applications for
such increases are filed in the county
office.”
Each operator of a farm for which
an application is filed will receive a
notice from the county committee of
the revised 1950 cotton acreage allot
ment. When the new allotment notice
is mailed it will replace any previous i
1950 allotment notice already received
by the farm operator. Application
forms may be obtained from the
county PMIA office.
BIRTHDAY DINNER
m
R. A. Beasley was given a birth
day dinner in honor of his 77th birth
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs* J-
C. Skinner of the Macedonia section.
Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. j
Reid Taylor and family of Kinston,
Mr. and Mrs. Rondell Barrington and
family of Grimesland, Mr. and! Mrs.
A. W. Jordan and family of Hertford, ;
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rider and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goner, Mr. and •
Mrs. Ralph Taylor and family of Kin- i
ston, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith, Mr. ;
and Mrs. Thomas .Smith andi family of .
Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. George Sut
ton of Belhaven, Mrs. Dan Webster
and Mrs. Berlie Cartwright of Curri
tuck, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Smith of
Point Harbor, Miss Phillis Sawyer of
Kitty Hawk, Mr. and Mrs. Sid White
and family and Frank Halsey of Eden
tnn, Alice and Jennette Cheppell of
Hertford.
Many nice presents were received.
TRY A HERALD CLASSIFIED AD
iHb CHOWAN HKMauj EDENTON. N. C-. THURSDAY, AJgg. atyiMtr:
Miss Ernestine Jones
Weds Wm. Vogedes
Wedding Solemnized . In
Washington, D. G,
April 15th
The marriage of Miss Ernestine
Jones, of Edenton, to Wiliuun Voge
des, Jr., of Baltimore, Md., took place
on Saturday, April 16th, in the Lu
ther Place Memorial Church, Wash
ington, D. C. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. L. Ralph Tabor,
pastor of the church.
The bride wore a dress of bridal
blue, with matching hat, and navy
accessories, and carried a prayer book
topped with purple-throatedl white ,
orchids.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Herbert Bragg Jones and the late Mr.
Jones of Edenton. She graduated from
Edenton High School and attended 1
Massey’s Business College in Rich
mond, Va.
Mr. Vogedes is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Vogedies of Baltimore, (
Md. He was graduated from Gettys
burg College, Gettysburg, Penna., and
served as Lieut., J. G., in the U. S.
Navy during World War 11. He is
now connected with the Caroline Lum- I
her Company in Bowling Gbeen, Va.
After the ceremony a small recep
tion was held at the home of the
bride’s sister, Mrs. Helen Huffines.
Later Mr. and Mrs. Vogedes left for
a wedding trip to New York and
Bermuda.
Veterans Eligible For
Disability
Disability Need Not Re
sult From Military
Service
Veterans of World War I or II who
have become unable to follow a gain
ful occupation 'because of disability
may be entitled to receive a pension
even though the disability did not re
sult from military service.
Rules and regulations governing |
pensions payable for non-service con- 1
nected disabilities have been liberaliz-1
ed which affords older veterans an op- j
portpnity to qualify for total disabili- j
tv benefits even though the degree
of disability may not be total. Many |
veterans who have been denied total
disability benefits in the past may
be eligible to apply again. ,
A veteran must have been dis
charged under conditions other than
dishonorable after serving a minimum
of 90 days service, or unless dis
charged sooner for line of duty disa
bility.
Single veterans whose annual in-
V/VWS/W\/WS/'/WV\/NAA/^^\/'A/V'/W'/WV'/V*
MIDWAY
Drive-In Theatre
EDENTON-WINDSOR
HIGHWAY
Shows Start at 7:30 Week Nights
Sunday Nights 8:30 O’clock
Friday and Saturday,
April 21-22
Andy Devine and
Franchot Tone in
“TRAIL OF THE VIGILANTES”
Cartoon Serial No. 5
o
Sunday, April 23
Bowery Boys in
“JINX MONEY”
Comedy and Cartoon
Wednesday and Thursday,
April 26-27
Tom Drake and
Janet Leigh in
“HILLS OF HOME” (Jin Color)
Cartoon
lit. !
come is SI,OOO or more, or veterans
with dependents whose annual income
-m over $2,500 cannot qualify.
The rate payable is S6O per month,
increased to $72 per month on attain
ment of age 65 or after continuous re
ceipt for ten years.
Veterans with disabilities limiting
their employment should contact Jas
per L. Wiggins, Chowan County Ser
vice Officer, Edenton or the office of
the North Carolina Veterans Com
mission, 206 Kramer Building, Eliza
beth City, North Carolina, immediate
ly for advice and assistance in com
pleting applications for disability
benefits.
EHS Seniors To Present
“A Case Os Springtime”
The Senior class of Edenton. High
School have made plans to present a
3-act comedy, entitled, “A Case of
Springtime” on Thursday, April 27 at
S o'clock P. M. Miss Rebecca Walker,
the director, has been working dili
gently for over a month so that the
production will be a success.
“A Case of Springtime” consists of
three acts of the most hilarious laughs
one can imagine for an evening’s en
tertainment. The story is situated
around Bob Parker, a likeable eigh
teen year old yputh, whose best inten
tions always seem to backfire. John
Diamonds Watches Jewelry
Forehand Jewelers
THE DIAMOND STORE OF EDENTON
USE YOUR CREDIT PAY THE EASY WAY
NEXT TO BELK-TYLER’S EDENTON, N. C.
—
sums?
comradeship^
BUILDING —for national security, for community bet
terment, for the welfare of veterans and their depen
dents, for the future of America. That, in a word, is
the program of' the Veterans of Foreign Wars, the na
tion’s OLDEST and LARGEST organization of overseas
fighting men.
The V.F.W. is truly a GOOD OUTFIT, and if you
served overseas in any war or expedition for which a
campaign service ribbon was authorized, you are eligible
for membership. At the V.F.W. Post, you will find men
who, like yourself were overseas in time of war—men
who speak your language, who understand your problems.
Join forces with the V.F.W. today Help carry out the
praise-worthy program which it has been supporting for
more than 50 years. Fill out the coupon below and mail
it—or bring it—to the local V.F.W. Post. YOU need the
V.F.W.—the V.JFVW. deeds YOU.
, mm—mmmm—mm
TO: Adjutant, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 9280
Edenton, N. C.
Your Name
Address
City State Phone
, ' [~! 1— . reconditioning serme
V \ r torn 1 QkJ for your John Deere Farm Implements. Ifs a
. rfj I foX combination you can’t afford to pass up!
nj/rSC /??=» fin l l~'/ / Oa every machine, we overhaul and recon-
VW.'V>7*y M I I | dition it tba way. die Factory recommends. Our
H I CJ |r-)V friendly, skilled mechanics have the “know
—T\ j \LVJf how** and the equipment to do the job fight.
/jWjy • " 1 n 4 I «\/TTf) Nothin* is omitted; nothin* unnecessary is
3 » l\7 done. This means fast, expert service at a
v£( I /wl -p IA I reasonable cost to you.
|2l | I (01) I /J/T\ *■==*' VJ You’ll be amaaed at the completeness ... .
Vi-vTITA V P / IT |) J the fine results yon net when we recondition
\?b. i j l J your John Deere Equipment. See us soon
/ for complete details.
Complete Line of V Type Steel Pulleys For Shafts From
1/2 in. to 15/16 in. Bore
Hobbs Implement Company
GUY C. HOBBS, Prop. “YOUR JOHN DEERE DEALER" EDENTON. N. C.
i .
-■»■■■- -
s ny Goodwin was elected to enact Bob
t Parker’s part Mr. Parker, Bob’*
atern father is characterized by Ash
1, ton Morgan. Mrs. Parker, who is
- more tele rant with her children than
- her husband, is personated by Suz
anne Speight Mary Dale Sipry per-
X forms the part of Betty, who is, quite
- fond of her brother, Bob, and she is
- quite enthralled over the principal’s
f son who is almost a college man.
- Dickie, Bob’s thirteen year old kid
- brother who has an air of superiority
- over women, is carried out well by
- Johnny Owens, the class clown. Ann
r Harless will play the part of Gwen
Anderson, who is as faithful to Dickie
as a puppy dog. Joyce Webb will en-
I- tertain the audience as Joan Aber
, naker, the principal’s daughter, who
was an object of Bob’s magic, especi
ally at the time that Bob tried to
l saw a person in half Mr. Abemaker,
i the high school principal, is to be
f characterized by Keith Emminizer.
t Louella, an awkward and not too
, bright house maid, is to be enact
- ed by Lucy Bright Cofield. Eddie,
: Joan Abemaker’s brother and who has
been dating Beitty is to be played by
f Ernest White. Billy White is to
i personate the Plainclothes Man or in
■ other words, the “law”. The parts
t of Mrs. Brunswick, Mrs. James and
- Mrs. Hill, three PTA ladies who as
■ ter a visit at the ’Parker home and
■ who are assured that it’s a nut house
1 ■ ■: - ■ "'"'t
i or that Bob is a lunatic, are acted by
) Edith Lane, Patsy Taylor, and Fays
■ Dail respectively. Nancy Boswell is
i Miss . Bright from the boo, who de
i termined Bab’s fate.
Miss Walker states that the play
■ will be an amusing comedy, similar
* to the movie* Kiss arid Tell, starring
i Shirley Temple. Curtain time wiR be
i at 8 o’clock the night of Thursday,
. April 27. A Case of Springtime is the
I first Senior play to be given in two
FOR SALE
' '
“THE KING OF SWINE”
Original Strain
Breeder 35 Years
Selby R. Minton
MERRY HILL, N. C.
ITAYLOR THEAfRE
EDENTON, N «
Week Day Shows Continuous
From 3:30
Saturday Continuous From 1:30
Sunday, 2:15, 4:15 and 9:15
Thursday and Friday,
April 20-21
Yvonne DeCarlo and
Philip Friend in
“BUCCANEER’S GIRL”
On Stage Friday at 9:00 P. M.
BEAUTY CONTEST
To Select Miss Chowan County
, —o
Saturday, April 22
Roy Rogers and
Dale Evans in
“BELLS OF CORONADO”
Sunday, April 23
Randolph Scott and
John Ireland in
“THE DOOLINS OF
OKLAHOMA”
Monday and Tuesday,
April 24-25
Jane Wyman and
Marlene Dietrich in
“STAGE FRIGHT”
————o
Wednesday, April 26
Double Feature
Vera Vague in
“SQUARE DANCE KATY”
Joyce Reynolds in
“GIRLS SCHOOL”
Eden Theatre
Week Day Shows 7 and 9 P. M.
Saturday Continuous From 1:30
Sunday 2:15, 4:15 and 9:15
Thursday, April 20—
Wild Bill Elliott in
“FRONTIERS OF ’49”
■■■■ O—/ ■■ ■ ■
Friday and Saturday,
April 20-21
Don Red Barry and
Wally Vernon in
“SQUARE DANCE JUBILEE”
■■ O '
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday,
April 23, 24 and 25
Steve Brodie and
Douglas Dick in
“THE HOME OF THE BRAVE”
o
Watch For Opening Date Hi-Way
17 Drive-In Theatre Soon
I ' _ . . . n _ mm—rn