Jr. Neman's Club
Has lively Meeting
Agrees to Take Part In
Daisy Alice WardT
Fund
. Edenton’a Junior Woman’s Club
held its regular luncheon meeting on
Wednesday of last week at the Joseph
Hewea Hotel. The meeting was called
to onder by the president, Mrs. John
Graham. The pledge was read by
the members and the collect by Mrs.
C. B. Mooney, Jr. iMrs. T. B. Smith
read a poem concerning Edenton
which was written by Mrs. Elizabeth
Boylan Ross of Norfolk, Va. This
poem was awarded a prize by the
Virginia State Garden Association.
Mrs. David Holton reported on the
'State Convention which was held in
NOTICE OF SHE OF PROPERTY FOR
DELINQUENT 190 TAXES
By order of the Town Council, the undersigned will on June 12, 1950, at
12 o clock Noon, at the Court House door, offer for sale to the highest bid
v der all property on which the 1949 taxes have not been paid.
Following is a list of the delinquent tacx payers, the property to be sold
and the taxes, cost etc. by each tax payer:
Edenton Veneer Mill Inc., mill, Hicks Field $ 3.67.73
Jordan Wilson Co., 6 lots, Pembroke Circle 39.92
Clyde Adams, residence, 905 N. Broad Street 38.08
Dorothy Moore Ballenger, lot No. 86, N. E., N. Broad 6.54
Annie Barrow, house, 113 Johnson Street 8.09
Hoskins Bass, house, Badham Road, lots No. 222 and 223 Badham
Road 28.14
B & B Venetian Blind Co., building, N. Broad Street 150.60
O. L. Brown, house, 922 N. Broad Street 38.00
Mrs. Eddie Cohoon, lot No. 90, N. Edenton 2.50
Arthur and Hattie Chappell, house, 203 E. Eden Street_Z , ~ 14948
Mrs. Mattie C. Davis, house, 108 W. Eden St.; garage, apartment 46.67
Edenton Buiiding Supplies Co., Hull House 475.85
Herbert L. Edwards, house on lots No. 88 and 89 Johnson Street 29.46
J. B. Harrison and wife, house and lots, 209 N. Granville 68.98
William P. Jones, Service Station, N. Broad Street 156.35
Ed. Kemp, lot No. 67, N. Edenton 2.49
G. W. Leary, house, 22 E. Queen Street (balance) 7.65
Leon G. Leary, house, 308 Moseley Street 32.95
O. P. Overman, house, 808 N. Broad Street 40.35
A. L. Perry and wife, Shop on lots No. 91 and 92, North Edenton;
house on lots No. 14 and 15, North (Edenlton; lot No. 8, North
Edenton 154.98
W. T. Phelps, lot No. 81, North Edenton 2.50
Mrs. Henry Powell, house, North Broad Street 68.93
W. A. Sexton, Jr., house and lot No. 195, North Edenton 27.60
Mrs. Mary V, Spry, house, 219 W. Eden Street 35.26
Palmer Tynch, house, 215 W. Queen Street 62.77
V. E. Tynch, house, 106 W. Church Street 68.36
Enoch Ward and wife, house, on lots No. 204 and 205, North Edenton 13.52
J. E. White and Mary Parrish house, No. 167, North Edenton 4.21
T. L. White, Estate, lot, Eden Heights 1.89
Julia Arterbridge, house, 207 E. Albemarle Street _ 32.15
Vance Austin, house, 122 E. Carteret Street 20.77
Essie Barnes, house, 112 W. Freemason Street 10.42
Pleasant Beasley, Estate, lot, E. Peterson Street 5.37
Charlie Bembry, lot, E. Albema.-l? Street 5.24
William M. Bembry, house, 114 W. Albemarle Street 25.89
Annie Blount and Bessie Miller, lot, Peterson Street 3.82
Evalina Blount, lot, Ryder Lane 2.28
John Henry Blount, house, 202 N. Moseley Street 7.72
teander Blount, house, 104 W. Peterson Street 15.95
.Pattie Blount house, 215 E. Peterson Street 2.55
Vannie Blount, lot, E. Freemason Street 5.76
Albert Branch, Estate, house, 146 E. Freemason; lot, N. Oakum 18.33
J. B. Braswell, building, W. side, Franklin Street , 22.21
Hubert Bunch, house, 218 W. Gale Street 8.97
Horace Burke, house, 201 E. School Street 6.69
Tom Coston, Estate, house, 129 W. Peterson; lot, N. Granville 9.64
Emma Cox, Estate, house, 105 W. Carteret Street 7.88
Beatrice Dix, Estate, house, E Hicks Street 5.37
Lucille M. Dixon, house, on lot No. 107, E. Gale Street 8.37
Effie M. Douglas, house, 309 N. Oakum Street x. 29.29
Lynn Feribee, two lots, Ryder Lane * 5.20
William T. Foxwell, house, 212 E. Hicks Street 9.90
Gale Street Baptist Church, lot, W. Gale Street 12.75
Miles Goodwin, Estate, house, 120 E. Freemason Street 15.08
Laura and Elizabeth Griffin lot, W. Gale Street 4.98
Mary Gussom, Estate, lot, Church Street 5.76
Herman Hall, Hall, N. Oakum Street 63.85
Lillian Halsey, lot, Peterson Street 4.21
Vernon Halsey, two houses, E Albemarle; store, E. Albemarle 51.90
James H. Holley, house, 130 E. Freemason Street 29.05
Martha Jackson house, N. Granville Street : 4.98
J. B. Jenkins, lot, W. Albemarle Street. : 4.21
Tiney Jemigan, house, 400 N. Oakum; lot, N. Oakum Street 25.94
" Francis Johnson, Estate, house, 131 W. Peterson Street 11.97
John Jordan, Shop, E. Carteret Street— 26.80
Martha Jordan, Estate, lot Peterson Street 3.43
Vance Lamberth, house, 120 E. Carteret Street (balance) 15.06
: Annie Douglas Leary, lot, W. Gale Street 3.20
Eliz. Luton Barnes, house, 213, and house 211, W. Gale St. (balance) 62.40
H. L. Manley, house and two lots, Eden Heights .: 13.47
Hattie Norman, house, 203 E. Albemarle Street 7.87
Gertrude Ricks, Estate, lot Ryder Lane. 2.66
Elbert Riddick, Estate, lot, Cemetery Street 7.31
Isaac Roulac, lot, E. Carteret Street 3.69
Mary Weston. Satterfield, lot, E. Carteret Street 5.76
Allen Smith, Estate, house, 108 E. Albemarle Street 8.83
Sarah A. Sutton, house, W. Carteret Street 8.09
Minnie Taylor, two lots, Ryder Lane 10.42
Ledell Valentine, house, 114 E Gale Street 12.23
W. A. Valentine, house, 307 N. Oakum; house, 106 W. Carteret 26.59
William Warren, Is, Ryder Lane 10.42
Klate Worrell, Estate, house, 117 W. Carteret Street 15.08
LOUISE D. COKE, Collector
This Bth day of May, 1950. 1 .
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on Friday, May 12, were outlined by
Mrs. J. N. Pruden, chairman of the
home and garden committee. Mrs.
Frank Holmes, vice-president, an
s nounced that members would begin
I supervising the- club-sponsored play
ground at Hicks Field this month un
til the arrival of Miss Mary McDonald;
l Holmes, playground supervisor em
ployed by the dub takes over in
June. s
The members voted to purchase a
large merry-go-round for the play
, ground and to install an awning over
, the water fountain. Money was also
, earmarked for rest room facilities for
I the tots to be installed at, the play
, ground at a later date. The presi
, dent announced that the bloodmobile
will be in Edenton on May 16 and
i urged all members to donate blood,
i Miss Kathryn Brown announced that
i approximately $892 has been turned
j in for the cancer drive. Mrs. Jimmie
> Earnhardt presented the case of Daisy
. Alice Ward, the tragic fire victim
> now in Chowan Hospital. It was
i agreed that the club would take
THE CHOWAN HERALD EPENTON, N. C„ THURSDAY, MAY 11,1950
Raleigh, and which was attended by
> ten members of the organization.
. Plans for the Flower Show to be held
charge of answering correspondences
, connected with the Daisy Ward Fund
drive acknowledging all letters and
donations. Following the . business
; meeting, Mrs. W. D. Holmes, Jr.,
introduced Miss Elizabeth Corbett
i who gave a most interesting talk on
her recent tour to Canada.
News And Views Os
E. H. S. Senior Class
BY NANCY BOSWELL
It’s a busy time of the year for the
, ISeniors, for they are getting their
j caps and gowns discussing their class
night play and studying for their
exams.
: The members of the Senior Class
have chosen their class night play
; which is entitled, ‘‘The Senior Merry-
Go-Round.” Certain members have
already been assigned to take a par
-1 ticular part during the exercises.
The Seniors are making plans to
entertain their sister class, the Sopho
more class, in about two weeks. The
Sophomores will carry the Daisy
chain as is the tradition.
Patsy Taylor, girl’s monogram
j president, presided at the monthly
I meeting of the club. Each girl was
(presented a sterling silver basketball
; and chain as reward for their year’s
work. Miss Walker, the club sponsor,
received a silver chain and ball as a
[ gift from the members.
OUTSTANDING SENIOR
This week we have a quite industri-
I ous person. In the class he is a mem
[ her of the boy’s volley ball team, and
t is constantly working for the better
» ment of the school.
For nearly 8 years he has worked
lat Hughes and Holton’s hardware
1 3tore. He is a member of the Baptist
* Church. He is none other than Alvah
J Bunch.
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to travel down and interesting places to visit—and a
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r Missionary Union
i Meets At Warwick
i The Woman’s Missionary Union of
I Chowan County will meet Thursday
I morning, May 18, at 10:30 o’clock at
i the Warwick Baptist Church. The
, theme of the meeting will be “Christ
1 Our Light.” Those taking part on
i the morning program will be Mrs.
Jacob Spivey, Mrs. James Hughes,
Mrs. J. W. Davis, Mrs. I. A. Ward
and Mrs. Bela Udvarnoki, a mission
ary.
1 Young people will 'be in charge of
the afternoon session
• TOUR POSTPONED
'Miss Rebecca Colwell, home dem
-1 onstration agent, informed The Herald
early this week that the our planned
by the home demonstration clubs of
1 the county today (Thursday) is post
poned. The date of the tour will be
■ announced later. Miss Colwell said.
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A
Town In Darkness i
Few Hours Friday
Edenton and surrounding territory
was in darkness Friday night, when
electricity was cut off for about three
hours. Current was off from about
7:46 until shortly before 11 o’clock.
Restaurants and other business
houses open were obliged to resort
to tallow candles, and the Taylor
Theater was forced to abandon both
shows.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH SERVICES
'Services at the First 'Christian
Church will be held as follows, accord
ing to the pastor, the Rev. E. C. Alex
ander:
Bible School at 10 o’clock Sunday
morning; morning service at 11
o’clock; evening service at 7:30
o’clock, at which time there will be
special Mother’s Day music; Wednes
day evening Bible Qlass meets at 7:30
road has become a boulevard—and the turns and lights
seem so very close together!
And the soft, easy quietness of it all! You just sit and
relax —in complete contentment —and the miles go by—
and the miles go by... “Oh, how I wish this car were mine!”
Well, it’s time, we think, to stop dreaming—and lend
an ear to this: the lowest-priced Cadillac costs less to
buy than certain models of numerous other makes of
cars; it is so enduring that it will give a lifetime of
service; and it is so economical that it actually approaches
the low-priced popular cars in gasoline mileage.
Yes, it’s time to go into action— and to make this car
your own!
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mrs. Julius Maynard Fleetwood of
Edenton, announces the engagement
of her daughtjr, Mary Kathryne, to
Vernon Frank Barrow, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Barrow, also of Edenton.
The wedding will take place in
June.
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