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Conference Tourney
Starts February 28 At
Chowan High School
Six Teams Entered In
Chowan River Con
ference
The Chowan River Conference bas
ketball tournament will be held in the i
Chowan High School gymnasium Feb- '
ruary 28, 29 and March 1.1
Six schools will enter teams in the :
tournament, including Harrellsville, I
Mars Hill, Gatesville, Sunbury, Hobbs
ville and Chowan. Starting time for 1
the first two nights will be 5:35 IP. M.
This will be the first time the
tournament has been scheduled to be '
played in the Chowan High gym- 1
nasium, and a hearty welcome is ex
tended to all schools and their patrons 1
during the tournament.
I PERSONAL ITEMS I
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Mr. and Mrs. George S. Harrell
have returned home after spending
a vacation in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Spruill left Sun
day for their home in Washington,
D. C., after visiting relatives and
friends in Edenton. They were ac
companied by Mrs. R. W. Hurdle and
Mrs. Sarah Everett, who will spend
some time visiting Mr. and Mrs. ;
Horace Hurdle in Washington.
Mrs. L. H. Ambrose left Monday ■
for Washington, D. C., where she is
visiting relatives.
Byron Kehayes, USN, stationed at
Cherry Point, spent the week-end
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Kehayes.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Baer are
spending a vacation in Bermuda
Pocahontas Game Party
Scheduled Friday Night
Chowanoke Council, No. 54, De
gree of Pocahontas, will sponsor a
game party Friday night. The party
will be held at the home of Mrs. Er
ma Allsbrook on Broad Street, start
ing at 8 o’clock. Refreshments will
be served, and it is hoped many mem
bers and their husbands will attend.
TODAY” FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY
FINAL CLEARANCE OF
Winter Coats, Suits
and Dresses
Rain Coats and
Evening Gowns
y 2 off
Two Lots of
Coats $4.95 - $6.95
Two Lots of
Dresses ..SI,OO - $1.98
Two Lots of
Hats SI.OO - $1.98
Preston f s
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M watching our mechanics, seeing how
thoroughly they do their work, you’d
soon understand why our shop offers j
When you bring your John Deere <
Tractor or other equipment to us for *
reconditioning, our mechanics, skilled
what’s wrong. They know exactly how
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Hobbs Implement Company 1
GUY C. HOBBS, Prop. “YOUR JOHN DEERE DEALER” EDENTON. N. C <
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Miss Jane Goodwin
Addressesßuritans
Club Starts Drive For
Electric Clock at
Chowan High
Miss Jane Goodwin, Chowan High
School winner of the World Peace
Contest sponsored by the Edenton Wo
man’s Club, addressed the Ruritans
at their regular meeting Monday night
at the Community Building at Cross
Roads. Miss Goodwin was introduced
by W. J. Nichols, principal of the
school. Other speakers on the pro
gram were Leon Privott and Sammy
Byrum. String music was also fur
nished by Leon Privott, Sammy By
rum, Jack Evans and Britton Byrum.
Important business was transacted
with the president, Tom A shell, pre
siding. All members of the club
voted unanimously to raise money to
purchase an electric clock for Chowan
High School. A voluntary collection
was taken, with S3B being raised.
One member agreed to lend the bal
ance needed after S2OO is raised by
the membership. Several companies
have agreed to give $25 toward the
clock, and Coach C. P. Darr also
pledged $25. Ruritan members will
contact interested people to solicit
funds in order to purchase the clock.
Anyone interested is asked to contact
any member of the Ruritan Club or
W. J. Nichols.
NEW COLONIAL MANAGER
L. P. Forbes has assumed his duties
as manager of the local Colonial
Store. He succeeds J. K. Gray, who
was transferred to Brambleton.
-on special order
„ m Is one of Jhese your Towle
A A1 pattern? Then here is an op
portunity to fill in your own
set, or give a friend some
much-wanted pieces.
These beloved Towle pat
™ V terns are available for sum-
I mer delivery. j
■ Order before February 15th.
CANTERBURY VIRGINIA SYMPHONY BENJAMIN D ORLEANS OLD
CARVEL FRANKLIN NEWBURY
LADY SYMPHONY OLD DOROTHY ARISTOCRAT GEORGIAN '
CONSTANCE CHASED ENGLISH MANNERS
SEVILLE MUL Ol'q DDURV CHASED
REVERE BROCADE CHILTON LANE DIANA HARE
CAMPEN’S
JEWELERS
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THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, N. CL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28,1982.
Interest In Girl Scout 3
Troop On Upward Trend ]
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scout headquarters. For the time t
being, they are meeting in the school
library due to the need of furniture
for their new quarters. Mia. Sheehy
is seeking, and will appreciate any
donations of furniture, hooka or any- U
thing that might be used in the club 1
room. Particularly needed are chairs,
she said. The only equipment on hand
so far is six chairs, donated by Belk-
Tyler, and a cabinet, a gift of Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Dulaney. A girl scout
troop should be an asset to the town,
and it is hoped local citizens will
come forward with donations in an ef
fort to keep the scouting spirit alive
here.
The scout roster shows twenty-three
intermediates, with ages ranging from
10 to 13 years. Meetings are held
every Thursday afternoon from 3:30
to 5 o’clock and scouts pay weekly
dues of five cents. The troop is made
up of three patrols, with the following
serving as officers:
Flag Patrol —Araminita Hobbs, lead
er; Brenda Mooney, secretary; Jane
Dulaney, treasurer.
Safety Patrol—Patricia Bunch, lead
er; Linda Leary, secretary; Ruth
Stokely, treasurer.
Blue Bird Patrol—Sylvia Pearce, 1
leader; Delores Basnight, secretary;
Marie Small, treasurer. Rosa Hollo
well is treasurer of the troop and
Beverly Conn is scribe.
Miss Louise Smith is assistant
scout leader and the Neighborhood
Committee is composed of Mrs. W. J.
Conn, chairman; Mrs. Guy C. Hobbs,
Mi-s. Worth Spencer, Mrs. Emmett
Dale, Mrs. J. R. Dulaney and Mrs.
Horace White.
Mr*. Sheehy came to Edenton last
year when her husband, Major Sheehy,
was transferred to the local Marine
Base.
Week Os Prayer
At Baptist Church
The Woman’s Missionary Society of
.the Edenton Baptist Church will ob
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YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND THE
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SPRING SHOWING AT
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Thursday, Feb. 28th
AT 10:30 A. M. ON SECOND FLOOR
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serve a week of prayer for home
missions during ithe week of March
3 to 7.
These meetings will be held each
afternoon at 3:80-* o’clock at the
church. Interesting programs are be
ing prepared and all members are
especially urged to attend.
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