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PAGE EIGHT Masons Celebrate Past Masters’Night W. A. Harrell Presented Beautiful Past Mas ter’s Jewel Unanimity Lodge. No. V, 4 fM on Thursday night oowrvwj Night, '«***%* ’gf rZT uncording to their seniority. Stations and places. the oldest past C. H. wooa Kjampen, master present, tout H. A. B next in line,, living Liles, now ill, » 3* Mr. past master who served bei Caanpen. h filled offices The past masters wno at die meeting were: Mi^ 3 muot warden,^- g Griffin; secKJ- S. Hollowell; senior deacon, Wf Bunch; junior deacon, J. A. Jth« pSTmaaters present were: wo. Eiiiott, t. b. wnhfo r d, w. P. Goodwin, Hubert A- Harrell and Thomas J. Wood wno oenrod as a past master m virgn joining the local lodge. One member W. M. Wilkins has the dia- Sction of being a past two lodges, having served « “f**" ® the S lodge at BeulahviUe before mov- ing to Edenton. A feature of the meeting was pre sentation of a past master’s jewel W A. Harrell, immediate past master. The jewel was presented by “AfT& enjoyed an oyster roast at the Halsey Hardwood Company. No Change Made In Home Agent Setup Chowan County Commissioners on Monday gave some consideration to Sloyment of a fulltime assist ant home agent after Miss Carolyn Biggerstaff resigns August 1. (Under the present plan the Cho wan assistant homo agent serves pari time in Chowan and part time in Per quimans, and a request had been made by State officials to adopt a fun time program. The Perquimans County Commis sioners are reluctant to adopt a full time plan due to the salary which will be involved and requested Chowan County to continue to go along on a part time basis. The Chowan Com missioners complied with the request. BPW Club Fashion Show Proves To Be Delightful Affair Newest Wearing Finery Displayed By Attrac tive Models The spring fashion show and card party held last week at the Hotel Joseph Hewes under the sponsorship of the Edenton Business and Profes sional Women’s Club was claimed by those attending to be one of the most successful affairs staged by the local dub. Mrs. Leon Leary was the com mentator. The Easter Parade was out in all its finery with the cooperation of Edenton merchants, who had on dis play their newest fashions modeled by Edenton’s liveliest Misses and attrac tive youngsters. Judging by such, it is a sure sign spring is just around the corner. Edenton merchants who took part in the fashion show and their models are as follows: The Betty Shoppe—Mrs. Leslie Mor gan, Mrs. Kermit Layton, Mrs. Robert Thomas, Miss Betsy Miller and Miss Joan Cobb. Tots & Teens—Paye Twiddy, Pat Mooney, Martin Boyce, Tommy Ctoss, Betsy Hardin and Rickey Hardin. Bros.—Mrs. Thomas Walsh, Mrs. James (Walsh, Mrs. (Louis (Hughes, Mss Elizabeth Elliott Miss Mary Thorud and Mrs. Wolfrom. (Belk-Tyler’a—Mrs. Tommy (Leary, Miss Elwanda Gibbs, Mrs. Melvin Evans and Miss Rosa Hollowell. Anne’s Beauty Salon—Mias Lena Jones, Miss Billie Earl Russell, Miss Joan Cobb and Miss Frances Smith son. Mu-Curl Beauty Shop—Mrs. R. C. Jordan and Vicky Allsbrook. Jack A Jill—Sharon Dunbar, Wes ley Chesson, Barbara Layton, Neal Hobbs asd Anne Jenkins. Hobowsky’s—Madzel Leary «u*l Ruth Smith. Jackson’s Beauty Shop—'Mrs. Prank Holmes, Mrs. J. G. dampen, Barbara Layton, Anne Jenkins. Anita’s Millinery Shop—Mrs. Carl Blades and Mrs. J. N. Pruden, Jr. Preston’s—Mrs. J. D. Elliott, Miss Lena Jones, Mias Kitty dampen, Miss gharon Lupton and Mias Margaret Miller. (Following the fashion show, tables were set up for card playing and re freshments. (Mrs. Percy Smith, chair man of the affair, wishes to thank those who contrfbutaijb any Way to- I ' 'MR W lIiRBRBH' m iiilllHWi M ,v'. .§ f M—l -m « f' - c -f'm Mp:' jM MI Sr : '7MW i m ( -sSlil $Lw i F" ■ fjg| ■ JIhM ■j ALL-AMERICAN ROCKET—THE WAC CORPORAL—Is smaller than the 14-15 ton German V-2. Developed in 1945, the experimental, liquid-fuel, high altitude rocket weighs 655 pounds with a full fuel load and attains a top speed of approximately 2,800 miles an hour. Legion Auxiliary Will Meet Tuesday Night Mrs J. L. Chestnutt, president of the American Legion Auxiliary attention to a meeting of zation, which will be held Ed (Bond IPost in the Legion hut Tues day night, March 17, at 7 o clock. The meeting will be in the form of a box supper, when suppers will be auctioned off. . ... , At this meeting a service will also be held for new Auxiliary members and other important business vnU be transacted, so that Mrs. Chestnut* urges every Auxiliary member to be present. Antique Show At Colerain March 17th A crowd of 600 antique lovers are expected to attend the Antique Show at Colerain, March 17. The show will open at 10:00 o’clock in the morn ing and close at 9:30 in the evening. The show will comprise eight Promi nent antique dealers. There be an exhibit from the demonstration clubs, and instructions on how to re store old furniture. Regular lunch and dinner will be served. The public is invited to com to view and to purchase many of the treasures of the past. The show is being sponsored by the Colerain Wo man’s Club. WORMS ATTACK CLOVER A few farmers have reported worms in their pastures which they believed to 'be eating particularly the clover. A sample of these worms was col lected from the pasture of Jarvis Winslow of Yeopim Community and sent in for identification. The entomologist advises an appli cation of 20 pounds of 5 per cent DDT dust per acre and keeping the animals off the pasture two to three weeks after the treatment. The en tomologist identified these worms as larvae of the crane fly which feed on decaying organic matter and seld om, df ever, feed on green plants. He do®s not think that these worms are doing any damage to the pasture. The old order changeth, yielding place to new; and God fulfils himself in many ways. —Tennyson. fPUT NEW BITE lit Your Disk Harrow sm/ce OVERHAUL. | Be sore your disk harrow will bita deep, disk evenly and / I trail properly. Let oar IH-trmined servicemen sharpen or i ; replace worn disk blades, and check and replace bearings ] : and sand collars, steam-dean and paint your harrow. At ' the same time, they will check and service your pressure reds, 4 \ rollers and draft connections. ■*"* - \Schedule Your Disk ' , r aia ' Harrow Check-Up NOW! lUEJs-snw f,wvl ” 1 BYRUM IMPLEMENT & TRUCK CO. EDENTON.N.C. STMtOI o( »1»VIC» gag~MA.C o7 oU*U»T*| Tg»QTOWA»IgRAI4>. EDKNTOy, N. C» THOTBDAT MARCH 12,1968. MASONS CALL OFF MEETING C. T. Griffin, master of Unanimity Lodge, No. 7, A. F. & A. M., has an nounced that there will be no meet ing of the lddge tonight (Thursday). A stated communication will be held Thursday night of next week in the Court House at 8 o’clock. Chowan County Short 25 Pints Os Blood (Continued from Page One) blood program. Mr. Byrum congratulates those who gave their lifesaving donation and wants to thank all those who worked so hard to make this visit of the blood mobile as successful as it was. Those who contributed a pjnt of blood last week, 14 of whom were re jected, were: Mrs. Mary Twiddy, Herman W. Bond ,Kathryn Brown, John H. Asbell, Jr., Mrs. Ralph Hall, Thomas (Byrum, William K. Davis, Mrs. Yvonne (Bige low, J. Scott Harrell, Rodney T. (Har rell, Grace W. iSWanruer, Mrs. Claudia W. Swanner, Rhett Miller, Preston ' Layton, Robert J. Spaulding, Russell j W. Bauer, Cecil H. Miller, Thurman P. Harrell, Elbert J. Herman, Dur-j ward O. Travis, Murray Wheeler, Gerald T. Lassiter, (Fred C. Byrum, Mrs. Bertie J. Cross, Oscar P. (Bunch, Mrs. Grace Byrum, Riley iW. (Brothers, Walter C. Keeter, W. J. P. Earnhardt, Mrs. Eunice IW. CairoWay, Henry Joe Haste, Mrs. Christine Spivey, Frank lin B. J. Britton, Wilbur C. Smith, Mrs. Ramona Mizelle, (Marvin Bunch, Emogene Morgan, Jesse L. Harrell, Harry V. Lassiter, Thomas E. Har ris, William A. White, Mrs. Ernest Kehayes, Kenneth B. Lytle, Mrs. Ruth Jordan, George W. Worley, Thomas C. Cross, Rodney Lee Rogerson, Mrs. Helen P. Jackson, Henry Allen (Bunch, Cecil W. Alexander, William M. White, Miss Sarah Harrell, Octavious C. Long, Robert West (Leary, Rudolph 1 M. Dale, Forrest Jemigan, John Ed ward Foxwell, James P. Partin, James B. (Stillman, Henry B. Sienkiewies, Carolyn Biggerstatff, Mrs. Alvah Bunch, Mrs. Margaret Jones, Mrs. Patty J. Jordan, Horace R. Jordan, Isaac L. Harrell, Mrs. Annie Spruill, ' Leslie J. Harrell, (Simeon J. Phipps, Oscar E. Duncan, Joseph K. Swan ner, H. (Allison lOampen, Lloyd J. Wil i liams, Mrs. Wilber Perry, John L. Foxwell, Henry WilHam Rodman, Mrs. Pansy Elliott, Parker G. Helms, Mrs. Mary J. L. Perry, Pet* Manning, Paul L. Fortin, Robert 8. Marsh, John C. Twiddy, Leroy H. Haskett, Luther P, Forbes, Mrs. Leona Twiddy, James E. Byrum, George J. Habit, Warren B. Wheeler, Mrs. Violet Courtney, Kathryn Gibson, Mrs. Carolyn Monan, Mrs. Percy Saunders, (David G. White, Jr., Leo George Lavoie, John M. (New man, Jr., James O. Perry, Graham By rum, McKinley Z. (Wright, Dewey R. Whitehurst, James A. Brabble, John F. Habit, Juanita Bennett, James T. Lister, Anthony Bernard, Bruce Jones, Thomas W. Rowell, Rupert E. Wright, Leo C. Boncher Thomas 'S. Harris, Shelton B. Rogerson, William Badbam Gardner, Ruth G. Tucker, Claudia L. Moore, Rose Evelyn Swanner, WfHiam W. Hoppe, Melvin E. (Andrews, (Donald Joseph (Burton, Raymond IW. Terry, Edward G. Oarrao, Emma L. Fore man, Mrs. Ruby Rowell, Mrs. Mary Hobbs, Douglas H. Edwards, Clarence A. 'Stallings, James E. Cozzens, Hellig Harney, Clinton W. Slade, Robert Lassiter, Mrs. Myrtle Edwards, Ruth Twiddy Wright, (William Bunch, Earth- ' er Alexander, William Perry, (Burke C. Newsome and Miss Joan Harris. Town Councilmen Will Buy Bleachers (Continued from Page One) fire fighting. It was Stated that Fire Marshal Brockwell stands ready at any time to send an engineer if and J when a new fire station is erected in order to make a thorough study of the most advantageous location. Mr. Yates was instructed to con tinue hds work in an effort to secure I the approximate cost of erecting a new fire station. John A. Holmes, Thomas Ohears and Philip MCMuHan appeared at the meeting in the interest of sidewalks , and curbing in front of the two color ed schools and the Junior-ISenior High i School. A request was also mode to construct e hand-surfaced street 'be tween the baseball park and the school building from Oakum (Street to Arm ory Street. It was pointed oct that such a road would be * big (help haul ing coal and supplies to the school, the rtreat now 'being in such shape that cars frequently get stuck. School , teachers could also park along the street, thus eliminating congestion on ' Armory Avenue. A request was also made to install lights near the en trance of the colored land white < schools. Graham (Byrum and J. Edwin Bufflap were appointed to confer with Hire ' ' 'MSS' i!' I* I jpscpp^ ; $pW TO EASTER New, exciting slim look in terpreted in an ever-lovely suit that travels everywhere, near or farl Front-page fashion news with its long, gently curv ed jacket, its elegant fringed stole. A suit to Eve in! Large selection of Suits ... in plain or fancy materials. Reg ular and Yt sizes. Priced $12.75 up SEE OUR NEW LINE OF TOPPERS ALL.COLORS AND STYLES l ■“"’"■“-.‘t-J rnmmmm —■ ■■■ . i i if ,a committee from the school trurteea to tee whet might be done regarding the improvements. During the meeting Town lOouncil men heard complaints aimed at the Teen Age Club In the co lored sec tion. It was reported that at times groups of young people became bois terous, crowd the sidewalks and use obscene language which creates a nuisance in the neighborhood. The Councilmen will confer with the Town Attorney relative to the possibility of recommending action by the Grand Jury. Town Council complied wrih a re quest from the Edenton (Merchants Committee for an appropriation of 6100 to be used for portage in an swering mail ordinarily handled by a Chamber of Commerce. The Councilmen also voted to pay David Holton 622.50 freight charges for removing the temporary bleach ers at Hicks Fiedl back to Wake For est The bleachers were loaned by Coach Jilm Weaver. Town Clerk Er nest Ward, Jr., was instructed to write a letter of appreciation to Coach Wea ver for loaning the bleachers. Mr. Ward was also instructed to write a letter of appreciation to VFW iFost, No. 9280, for the invitation extend ed to the formal dedication of the new posit home. The Councilmen went on record to request the State Highway Commis sion to install curb and gutter on Wert Queen 'Street when Ithe- highway is widened. 1 J. Edwin Bufflap and J. Clarence I WWS/S/VWVWWWS^/VWWWS/S^^WWWWWWWS/VWSA^WWWVWWVAC^WWWV/ NOW— I i: YOU CAN GET i: ji EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE | II ELECTRIC IRONS - TOASTERS - LAMPS j; i ► o —also— \\ i: ELECTRIC FANS - VACUUM CLEANERS |j Cleaned—Oiled —And Repaired 11 BELL ’S I o o o O :: CALL US FOR QUICK SERVICE ! \ PHONE 216 BROAD ST. <; ♦ <> fig Z WORLDS'FASTEST UNIT* WHEN YOU GET A newWestinqhouse CHAMPION SPEED'ELECTRIC RANGE I \ assists \ 7 V law Dews Psysgt U i SEE IT TODAY|P* , SEE ALL THESE TOP-QUALITY FEATURE ; (' •Exclusive Miracle Sealed Oven that bakes per-j V fectly in any rack position. 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