PAGE TEN
Wfliiam M. Bond, Jr.
Dies In Garage As
Result Gas Fumes
Body Found After De
ceased Failed to Ap
pear For Work
Edenton friends and relatives were
shocked Thursday morning of last
week when it was learned that William j
M. Bond, Jr., was found dead in his au
tomobile in the garage of his home
along Pembroke Creek. He was clad
in his pajamas with the motor of his
car running, death resulting from the
carbon monoxide fumes.
Mrs. Oscar Elliott, aunt of the de
ceased, became alarmed when Bond
did not report for breakfast or for
work at- the Elliott Company, so she
asked Frank Elliott and William Wells'
to go to the house and see if the young |
man was ill. Upon arrival at thej
home Elliott and Wells found the doors j
to the house and garage locked but:
heard the automobije engine running.
They broke open the garage door and
found Bond dead on the front seat,
death apparently occurring during the
night. The car was so hot that it
could not be touched until it cooled
off.
Deceased was the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Bond. He
was educated in Colorado, where his
parents lived prior to 1916, when they
returned to Edenton to live.
Funeral services were held at the
graveside in Beaver Hill Cemetery
Friday morning at 11 o’clock. The
Rev. Harold W. Gilmer, rector of St. I
Paul’s Episcopal Church, officiated.
Pallbearers were Frank Elliott, Wil
liam Wells, Percy Satterfield, Harry
McMullan, Jr., Jack Pruden and Ben
Koonce of Hertford.
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SOCIETY NEWS
Caleb White, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Horace White, is visiting his grand
k parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Tobias, in
1 Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Peter Carlton returned home
Monday night from Falls Creek. Va.
1 after visiting her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Whitt.
Peter Carlton will leave today
(Thursday) to ■ spend a day with the
Edenton Boy Scouts who are camping
- at Camp Darden.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hurdle of
Washington, D. C., are spending a
{vacation visiting relatives and friends
in Edenton and Trotville.
Mrs. R. W. Hurdle spent the week
end-visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ray
mond Everett, at the Carolinian Hotel,
Nags Head.
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Oglesby and
son, D. B. Oglesby, Jr., of Norfolk
spent Tuesday visiting Mr. Oglesby’s
brother, J. N. Oglesby and Mrs. Ogles- j
by. They were accompanied by Mr.
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11 U* [ LOCAL PLUMP BAKING I I
II HEN S Pound 49 c |l
S Soft Scott
I Tissue 2 rolls 23c
H 12-oz. Planters
I Peanuts, can 35c
■ Libby’s Vienna
I Sausage, can 22c
fl 4xx Brown—l-lb. Box
I Sugar, 13c
9 l-lb. Box Sunshine Krispy
■ Crackers ...25c
9 Quart Bottle Bleach
■ Washo.. 2f or 29c
I Flag 3 Cans
I Dog Food ...25c
P & Q’s Homemade
SAUSAGE, lb 49c
Fresh Pork
UVER, lb. 45c
Fresh Center Cut
PORK CHOPS, lb 73c
“A” Grade Sliced
BoUßlt,li 53d
Harrell’s Skinless
FRANKS, It 47c
For Bar-B-Que —Fresh
SPARE RIBS, lb 53c
ry Every Friday |
THE CHOWAN HERALD KI/ENTON. N. C„ THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1950
i.| Oglesby’s sister, Mrs. Margaret Bate
-1 man, who will spend the remainder of
l the week with Mr. and Mrs. Oglesby.
D. B. Oglesby, Jr., is in the U. S. Air
, Corps and now stationed at Chanute
Field, Illinois.
I Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Oglesby have
returned from a trip to the Great
Smoky Mountains in Western North
, Carolina and Tennessee. While on the
' trip they witnessed the pageant, “Unto
1 Those Hills” at Cherokee and the
f Mountaineer Fair at Gatlinburg, Tenn.
i ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Martin of
Roanoke Rapids announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Rae Mar
tin, to William Edwards Yates, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis Yates of
Keysville, Va. The wedding will take
place August 26.
The father of the bride-to-be was
formerly director of the Edenton High
i School Band and the family lived in
Edenton a few years.
16-oz. Jar Duke’s
Mayonnaise 37c
Scott Roll
Towels 2 for 31c
Clapp’s Strained Baby
F00d... 3 for 29c
Tall Pet
Milk.. 4 cans 49c
Pint Bottle Insecticide
Cook-KII ...Be
Swift’s Dog Food 3 Cans
Pard 41c
Large Can Libby’s
Potted Meat 15c
Farm Inventory For
Chowan Is Released
(Continued from Page One)
sweet potatoes, 94 acres in Edenton
: Township, 103 acres in Middle Town
■ ship, 140 acres in Upper Township
and 12 acres in Yeopim Township.
! For vegetables grown for sale there
were 2,296 acres, 668 acres in Eden
' ton Township, 1,503 acres in Middle
• Township, 103 acres in Upper Town
ship and 22 acres in Yeopim Township.
There were 1,018 apple trees of
1 bearing age, of which 163 were in
1 Edenton Township, 444 in Middle
Township, 402 in Upper Township and
nine in Yeopim Township.
Sows and gilts farrowing totaled 1,-
959, with 516 in Edenton Township,
473 in Middle Township, 650 in Upper
Township and 320 in Yeopim Town
ship.
Fertilizers used, except lime,
amounted to 7,213 tons, with 2,208 tons
in Edenton Township, 2,464 tons in
Middle Township, 1,772 tons in Up
per Township and 769 tons in Yeopim 1
Township. 1
P & Q Food Center's
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Fruit Icebox Dessert
Broadcasts August 5, 1950
V* tup powtUmd Vi cup ice told
„ug«r Pel Milk
Vi Clip soft buttet 4 teaspoons Crsn
'/, cup Pet Milk ui-itod sugar
2 cups graham 2 teaspoons lemon
crackers, brokets ~ juice
m ‘/,-in. pieces Vi teaspoon grated
Vi cup canned lemon nnd
crushed pineapples"
well drained
Mix powdered sugar and butter in a
lVi-qt. bowl. Stir in. Vi cup milk, a
tablespoon at a time. Be sure all milk
is mixed in before adding more. Fold
in half of graham crackers at a time,
heing careful not to crush the pieces
of crackers. Drop in 4 portions on a
flat pan. Top with the pineapple. Chill
until firm, or about 2 hours. When
ready to serve, put ice cold milk and
granulated sugar into small, cold bowl.
Whip with chilled rotary beater, or
electric beater at high speed, until
fluffy. Add lemon juice and rind;
whip until stiff. Serve on the dessert.
Makes 4 servings.
★Fruit cocktail, peaches, or apricot
halves also can be used.
You Will Need t
Crushed Pineapple, Gra
ham Cracker*, Pet Milk,
Powdered Sugar and
Lemons.
Regular Toilet Soap
Lux.... 3 bars 22c
Armour’s 12-oz. Luncheon Meat
Treetcan ....41c
Phone 511 POOD (SNTK Edenton
POPULAR BRANDS Carton
Cigarettes... $1.50
- Plus 5c Tax
Milk cows and heifers, two years
old totaled 281, with 75 in Edenton
Township, 75 in Middle Township, 80
in Upper Township and 51 in Yeopim
Township.
(Hens and pullets of laying age num
i bered 42,545, with 7,962 in Edenton
Township, 15,345 in Middle Township,
1 14,784 in Upper Township and 4,454
in Yeopim Township.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Ayd
lett Hollowed on July 18, a son, Wayne
Aydlett, weighing 8 pounds, 3%
ounces, at Chowan Hospital. Mrs.
Hollowed and son are getting along
very wed at their home at Cross
Roads.
CLASS MEETS TUESDAY
The Young Woman’s Bible Class of
the Baptist Church will meet Tuesday
night at the home of Mrs. M. L. Bunch.
Mrs. Charles Small, president of the
class urges all members to be pres
ent.
Plain White Blossom
Flour 10-lb. bag 74c
Wax Paper
Cutrite, box.. .23c
3-lb. Can
Crisco 90c
46-oz. Can Orangeade
W-C 31c
Campbell’s Tomato
Soup.. .3 cans 32c
Duff’s Hot
Roll Mix, box.. 25c
8-oz. Can Pride df Chowan
Herring Roe... 25c
Cleanser
Ajax.. .2 cans 23c
Armour’s, Libby’s, Swift’s 12 oz.
Corned Beef. .45c
I ALL 5c CHEWING
Gum... .3 for 10c
Assorted Flavors
i Smokey Says:
i
’ WTCH rm BUMS GO »il
I
Acre after acre of good farm land
is moving toward the sea. Stop
woods fires and help stop soil ero-
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RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. A. S. Hollowed returned home
from Chowan Hospital Wednesday,
where she was confined for several
days taking treatments.
Assorted
Jello, 2 boxes. 15c I
No. 2 Red Glo 2 Cans H
Tomatoes ....25c I
l-lb. Cello Durkee’s fl
Cocoanut 49c I
Condensed Milk Can B
Eagle Brand ..2Sc|
New Regular H
Tide, box 27c I
12-oz. Can Corn H
Niblets...2for3lcl
l-lb. Can Libby’s Corned B
Beef Hash... :41c I
Large Sunkist Juicy H
LEMONS, dozen 33c I
1 i ■
Firm Hard Head
CABBAGE Gibs. 29c I
U. s. No. 1 White • if
POTATOES ....101b5.35c1
Tiny Local I
OKRA, lb. 27c I
Fancy Tender Stringless Hi
SNAP BEANS 2 lbs. 29c I
Golden Ripe B
BANANAS 2 lbs. 29c I