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BROTHERS SET BOND RECORD
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Five brothers, standing: 1. to r., Mike G., John G„ and Steven A., kneel
ing; George Jr., and Joseph A. Stephanchick, of Lorain, 0., have set
what is probably an all time family record for the regular purchase of
U. S. Defense Bonds since 1942. They all work in the Lorain plant of
the National Tube Company, where 99.04 per cent of its 12,000 employees
are enrolled for the Payroll Savings Plan. Company-wide, the National
Tube Co. has enrolled 97.7 per cent of its 21,000 employees.
Senior Class News
By ANN COFIELD
Hallo! The senior play has really
gotten under way now with practice
being held often. Mrs. Shepherd and
the various members of the cast are
putting in a good bit of time and ef
fort and the play is progressing nice
ly-
Grace Hudson is one of our busy
seniors. She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Hudson and was bom
on February 6, 1934.
This popular senior is also quite
popular with the Junior Class, es
pecially a certain member named John.
Maybe some of the reasons we all ;
like Grace is told by her superlatives
of cutest and best personality, and
maybe her part in so many school ac
tivities has something to do with it
Grace is a majorette and a member .
of the F. H. A. She also sings with
the Glee Club, the Three Bows, and is
president of the Treble Clef Club. In
her spare time she reads and sees
a lot of good movies, however, she
seems to enjoy talking and hang
ing around Brickie’s more. I wonder
why ? ? ? Grace’s plans for the
future are incomplete but I’m sure she
will do very well at whatever she
chooses. Good luck, to you, Grace ! !
Now let’s talk to Gerald Collins,
who is the son of Mrs. J. L. Collins,
and was bom October 11, 1933.
He tells me his favorite occupa
tion is dating and his favorite girl is
Shirley. In fact she is his one-and
only. Os course he doesn’t spend
aH of his time dating. Some of the
other things he enjoys are attending
ball games, singing in the Glee Club
and just loafing.
Each afternoon Gerald is busy driv
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day night he has a date with the
National Guard.
Gerald says he will probably work
for his uncle after graduation. “My
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good luck, Gerald ! ! ! We all hope
you will be very happy and success
ful.
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COLORED SCHOOL I
[_ NEWS
The Annual Dramatic Festival of
the Edenton High School began on
Friday night, February 16, at 8 o’clock
in the auditorium by presenting the
following four-act plays; “Winter
Sunset,” 9A Grade; “Summer Hotel”,
9B Grade; “Girl Trouble,” 9C Grade,
and “A Date With Barbara,” 108
Grade.
On Monday night, February 18, at
8 o’clock in the auditorium the an
nual Dramatic Festival closed by pre
senting the following four one-act
plays: “We Brents Pay Our Debts,”
10A Grade; “Triumph In Ashes,” 11A
Grade; “The Red Lamp,” 11!B Grade,
and the “Dark Star,” 12th Grade.
The Dramatic Festival of the Eden
ton High School is held annually to
help the high school students display
their art and skill in acting their cho
sen parts.
The play which performed best will
enter the Dramatic Tournament which
is to be held at State Teachers Col
lege, Elizabeth City.
Students of the Edenton High
School who have made the best all
round student list for the fourth per
iod of this school year are as follows:
Cleveland Blount, 1A; Lula Mae Out
law, 3C; Barbara Jean Overton, 8A;
Joyce Joyner, SA; Ray Cooper, 3A;
Mary Alexander, 3B; Ruth Arm-
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stead, 7B;-Arlene Banka, 7A; Ernest
White, 6B; George Skinner, 2C; Sar
ah Mae Garter, IB; Priscilla Blount,
4A; Eleanor Jerkins, 2A; Sarah
Leigh, SB; Nora Nixon, 6A; Barbara
Valentine, 2B; Hildra Boyce, 98, and
Annie Askew, 118.
Plans Progressing
For Corn Contest
The Community Com Growing
Contest Committee has been at work
stimulating interest and soliciting
funds for prizes. Many have indi
cated their intention to take part in
the contest. Final details will be
worked out by the committee at a very
early date.
All participants will be required to
sign an entry card indicating their in
tention to enter the contest by a
specified closing date. Several other
community improvement plans were
discussed.
| Tribute To Mother |
Abraham Lincoln was bom Febru
ary 12. We call him the Great Eman
cipator. George Washington was
bom February 22. We call him the
Father of our Country. Henry W.
Longfellow was bom February 27.
We call him our most distinctive
American poet. We celebrate Febru
ary 14 in honor of our good St. Valen
tine, who was fond of children and
expressed with zest the words “I Love
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but someone else was bom in this
great month, and is greater to me
and that’s my mother, Mrs. -Harriett
Owens Luton, daughter of the late
Brickmason Isaac Owens, Sr. She
was bom February 14. The most
precious Valentine I know of. If it
wasn’t for ill health, plenty of great
things would be administered to her
in the midst of her friends. But
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ing greetings, presents and money is
presented to her by her daughter,
Elizabeth. * This year the box held
items from the following: A few of
Elizabeth’s friends from the Eastern
Star chapter, No. 669, sent greetings.
A few of Elizabeth’s friends from the
I Excelsior Temple, No. 692, sent greet-
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tiet Church, Bertie County, for which
she plays, sent greetings. 'The Rev.
M. A. Riddick, pastor of both church
es sent money. Money also came from
George Jones, John Barnes, B. O.
Luton) Cleo Pittman, New York City,
Florence Mills, New York City, and
Mrs. Julia Hines.
Presents came from Mrs. Bessie
Lee, and daughter, Tome, Mrs. E.
D. Herritage, Mrs. M. O. Freeman,
Mrs. L. J. Mcßae, Mrs. Ruth Jones,
Mrs. Estella Spruill, Mrs. Tiny Evans,
her grandchildren, Dot and Vemetta,
her daughter, Helen, her brother, Isa
ac, Mrs. Mary Lee and mother, B. E.
Davis, Norfolk, Va., Rufus Modlin,
and the Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Rogers.
Greetings were received after the
box was presented from Mis. Fannie
Badhara and Mrs. Mabel ColHns.
We thank you friends for being kind
to our most precious Valentine.
(Mrs.) Elizabeth Luton Barnes,
daughter.
'■ And the other members of the
Luton Family.
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