Newspapers / The Chowan herald. / Aug. 13, 1953, edition 1 / Page 11
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C. Os C. Convention f August 27 And 28 Over 200 Are Expected „ To Gather at Chapel Hill The sixteenth annual convention of the Children of the Confederacy of the North Carolina Division, United Daughters of the Confederacy, will convene at the University of North Caroline, Chapel Hill, Thursday and Friday, August 27 and 28, with the Cornelia Spencer Chapter, C. of C. as host and Miss Betty Lee of Durham, president, presiding. Over 200 young people from all over North Carolina are scheduled to at tend and give reports of the year’s activities. These groups are interest ed in true history of the South. They have a five-point program of benevo lence, historical, memorial, patriotic, and social. They contribute lo the maintenance of three beds in three tubercular hospitals in North Caro . lina; to the Confederate Woman’s r Home and Nurses in Fayetteville; maintain two scholarships, the Holt and Wallace at Woman’s College in Greensboro; as well as contributing to the General Winnie Davis Scholarship jpvhich is open to children over the United States; and now the main pro ject is contributing to a Memorial Building Fund which will build a home . in memory of the Women of the 60’s in Richmond, Virginia. In many towns and cities these young people lead in assisting with community, Red Cross, Heart, Cancer, and March of Dimes Drives. This organization has as its Five- Pointed Star of Life: to Do, to Dare, to Love, to Live, and to Pray; and stress these principles in their every day activities/ This year there! are sixty-seven Chapter and Essay Prizes being offered with three hundred) ninety five dollars remunerations. Al ready over five thousand children have participated and these prizes will be awarded at this Convention. Registration will be from ten to four in the Naval Armory in Chapel Hill, August 27. There will be a Planetarium Show and tojir of the University at 3 o’clock, a courtesy of I the Extension Department of the Uni versity. A banquet will be held at the Carolina Inn at 7 o’clock. A dance will follow in the armory at 9 o’clock. During intermission at ten thirty, the Leonidas Polk Chapter U. D. C. and the Cornelia Spencer Chapter C. of C. will entertain at a reception in the armory. Dancing will be until twelve with Mason Wilkins and his “Star lighters” Orchestra furnishing the music. On Friday, a business session Will be held from nine to twelve with **MRfOffll UMTUCSV Sg' 1 KENTUCKY WHISKEY-A BLEND £ at TOOOF. 70* GRAIN NEUTRAL STOWS. SCHENIEY DIST., INC., FRANKFORT, «f. if Miss Betty Lee, president, presiding. Reports will be given and an election of officers will be held. During the luncheon at 1 o’clock, a public speak- . ing and vocal music contests will be held, and prizes awarded in these fields. 4-H CLUB CORN DAMAGED Assistant County Agent Robert S. Marsh observed several 4-H Club pro jects. Although corn projects are not looking too well as a whole, a few club boys were fortunate enough to have a fair amount of rainfall and should, consequently, have a fairly good com crop. Peanuts are looking good and ap parently have not been seriously dam aged by the drought. There is a need in this country for a park where speakers expound on soap boxes, as they do in London. But our Congressmen probably wouldn’t use it. Commissioners’ * Proceedings The County Commissioners met Monday, August 3, 1963, with all members present. W. W. Byrum, chairman, E. N, Elliott, J. A. Webb, J. R. Peele and W. E. Bond. The minutes of the previous meet- 1 ing were read and approved and the . following bills were ordered paid as follows: Shadrick - Elliott, labor cleaning 1 Court House grounds, $6.95; John A. Hobbs, labor for general repair, Coun ty Home property, $142.50; H. D. > Hobbs, for general repair to County i Home property, $142.50; Edenton Graded School, transfer of funds from , General County Fund to Edenton i School Fund for emergency repairs to school, $1,500.00; Edythe Nixon, sal ary and services, janitress Court House, 51.25; George C. Hoskins, ; County Treasurer, to County grant, APTD Fund, $29.50; Mabel B. Jordan, salary, Clerk to Negro Agricultural ; Agent, $25.00; Nathan H. Yelton, Di i rector, N. C. Public Employees’ Soc- L £1 Security Agency, $174.70; Federal . Reserve Bank of Richmond, Federal , income tax withheld from County em ; ployees for June, $226.33; Commercial Printing Co., bill, $69.16; Eastern Of fice Equipment Co., $60.69; Mitchell ’ Printing Co., bill, $10.35; Flora W. Teague, bill, tax calculation, $42.00; Standard Cotton Goods Co., bill, $46.- i I 2 ’ Lena M. Leary, Assistant Clerk ■ Superior Court, postage, CSC office, ' . $6.00; E. W. Spires, salary and bills, $256.51; Commercial Printing Co., bill, $11.22; The Norfolk & Carolina Tele -1 phone & Telegraph Co., bill for 2 • months, J. B. Small, Colored County i Agent’s office, $14.09; Eastern Office 1 Equipment Co., bill, $3.47; Town of . Edenton, light bill for J. B. Small, , Negro County Agent’s office for the , month of July, $1.20; The Norfolk & [ Carolina Telephone & Telegraph, for | C. W. Overman, County Agent’s office, - $14.55; State Commission For the 1 Blind, $86.00; The Norfolk & Carolina i Telephone & Telegraph Co., bill for THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON. N. C, THURSDAY AUGUST 13, 1963. «I WAS EOBBEPr j ISM ■t pilfMi t i HnHWI i 1 tmlmrmmm Looking every as Indignant j as a major league player, this > young man voices protest with the familiar. H I was robbed!” He is t dressed for the big leagues, too, in t i a Scout-Tea baseball suit made of f cotton knit mnttrcaa licking. CSC office, $7.65; Twiddy Insurance & Real Estate Co., Inc., $15.00; Byrum Hardware Co., Inc., bill, $45.80; Eden . ton Ice Co., bill, $3.25; Owen G. Dunn Co., bill, $4.21; M. G. Brown Co., Inc., bill, $108.91; The Eastern North Caro liife Sanatorium, for Lloyd Morring, to August 1, $18.50; The Norfolk & Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co., Mrs. Imogene Cochrane, home agent, $9.75; Charlton’s Funeral Home, com plete burial expense for Annie Cooper, $95.00; Chowan Hospital, Inc., for Lonnie Vanhorn, 5 days @ $7.50, $37.50, 6 days, Jno. Taylor @ $7.50 $45.00, 1 day Annie Cooper, @ $7.50, $7.50, 1 day Emma Wright Hassell @ $7.50, $7.50, 1 day Margaret Cooper, @ $7.50, $7.50; M. L. Bunch, bills and services, $111.25; Byrum Grocery Co., bill, food order for Lonnie Van horn, $12.00, food order for Willie Riddick, $12.00; Mrs. Joe Jackson, nursing care for Arthur Byrum, $15.00; Miss Lizzie Jordan, general assistance for George Jordan, $15.00; Mrs. S. N. Griffith, rent to date for 1 [ SUPER MARKET Its certainly plain to see... Chevrolet trucks must be the best buy! .jOBeeBjHKijiML Uw»«-~Yy-' c '' v^ —”' .^wj|E^3BßSijjfcAg|Y. il « , This year again—for the 12th straight production year—truck users are buying more Chevrolet trucks than any other make. It's plain to see that Chevrolet trucks out-sell all others because they out-value all others! For the best buy -buy now! HEAR UP-TO-THE-MINUTE NEWS AROUND THE CLOCK Every Saturday and Sunday • ABC Radio Network B. B. H. MOTOR COMPANY "YOUR FRIENDLY CHEVROLET DEALER” $. Broad and Oakum Streets • Edenton, N. C. indigent family, $65.00; Chowan Hos pital, Inc., payment in full account of Tency Bond, SI.OO, payment in full account for Lydia Baker, $20.00; pay ment in full account for Arthur By rum, $8.00; P & Q Super Market, mer chandise purchased by Mrs. Herman White for jail, $1.15; J. A. Bunch, Sheriff, salary and bills, $385.50; Edenton Ice Co., bill, $5.00; The Cho wan Herald, $307.90; Ralph E. Par rish, bill, $2.68; M. G. Brown Co., Inc., bill, lumber, Court House and County Home, $55.60; Town of Edenton, lights for Sheriff’s office, $4.95, lights for Court House, $ll.OO, lights for jail, $18.10; Herman White, bill, care of prisoners, $323.18; Herbert Small, rent $50.00; Mrs. Carolyn C. McMullan, travel, $40.11; Miss Lois Harrell, pos tage, Welfare Department, $10.00; Norfolk & Carolina Telephone & Tele graph Co., July service, $5.25. By motion of E. N. Elliott, second ed by J. R. Peele, that the State High way and Public Works Commission, be requested to hard-surface the road leading from Evans Church to Ralph Dail’s home. By motion of J. R. Peele, seconded by J. A. Webb, that application for beer license to Oscar Coffield (Col.) to operate on Broad Street over the Chowan Credit Union, be approved, subject to approval of Town Council. By motion of W. E. Bond, seconded by E. N. Elliott that the chairman, W. W. Byrtm, be authorized to pay school building coupons, due Septem ber 1, 1953, $145.38. By motion of W. E. Bond, seconded MEET POPULAR^nTsTARS For sparkling stories of well-known in television, pictures of ; top stars and other video news of in -1 terest-tum regularly to the ; PICTORIAL REVIEW Bright Magazine in Color with the ! BALTIMORE , SUNDAY AMERICAN Order From Your > Local Newsdealer 1515 CSS 90 I1 /4v I ~wur^ 100 ftOOf UQUIUR I SOUTHERN COMFORT CORP. II ST. LOUIS 3, MISSOURI HI by E. N. Elliott that the County Com missioners send Lena M. Leary, As sistant Clerk Superior Court to Chapel Hill to the Institute of Government meeting. 1 By motion of J. R. Peele, seconded by E. N. Elliott that flowers be sent to Mrs. A. S. Hollowell’s funeral, Lena M. Leary, Assistant Clerk of Court was authorized to place the order. On motion duly seconded that W. T/ Phelps be relieved of dog tax interest and penalty year 1937, listed by error. The following names were drawn for jurors for September term court: Harry V. Chappell, Julius L. Hardi son, Lycurgus Perry, H. M. Nixon, Carey A. Privott, W. H. Griffin, Lon nie Bunch, T. R. Hollowell, Robert H. Kennan, Joseph Eugene Perry, G. G. Chappell, Worth E. Spencer, R. L. Williams, Louis A. Chappell, Herbert W. Dale, Luther Lane, Muriel Byrum, T. E. Bunch, J. H. Conger, Sr., Hen derson E. Waff, John L. Nixon, Fred M. Tunstall, T. Stillman Leary, Les ter Bass, Henry Jordan, Garland H. Asbell, Ray Byrum, Charles L. Parker, J. C. Perry, M. P. Ashley, Luther Bunch, McCoy Spivey, S. T. Alexan der, C. A. Copeland, Rubie C. Byrum, A. M. Spivey, A. H. Copeland, C. D. Sawyer, William L. Brabble, Thurston Stallings, Roy E. Lane, J. L. Winslow, Jesse F. Harrell, W. T. Nixon, H. H. Lane, Louis E. Bunch, J. Wallace Goodwin, Jr., E. C. Bunch, Henry T. Lane and N. E. Hollowell, Jr. On motion of W. E. Bond, second ed by J. A. Webb that the 1953-1954 I budget be approved. The following reports were accepted $2.3° H *3-65 I Clenmore § ■ UMTOCXT ■ KTRAICVT ■ BODKBOM ■ ■ WMISKIY / kentucky\ / STRAIGHT \ / BO U R BON \ I GLENMORE — GLENMORE DISTILLERIES COMPANY • LOUISVILLE, KY.B6 PROOF When truck users show a continued preference for one particular make of truck, you can be sure that preference J | :v fl is based on a single sound reason: It’s the best buy! Year after year, truck users in every field show a hSBBUM clear-cut preference for Chevrolet trucks by buying more of them than any other make. Why not drop in and see why so many more truck buyers choose Chevrolet? You’ll find, as they have, that Chevrolet trucks offer more of the features and advantages you want . . . more solid value in every way ... yet ifs the lowest-priced truck line of all! Page Eleven and ordered filed: C. W. Overman, County Agent; R. S. Marsh, Assistant County Agent; Mrs. Imogene Cochran, Home Agent; J. B. Small, Negro County Agent; On nie S. Charlton, Negro Home Agent; Chowan County Welfare Board; Sher iff; Treasurer; N. C. Department of Public Welfare. There being no further business the ; board voted to adioum the meeting. M. L. BUNCH, Clerk to Board. “The King of Swine” BIG TYPE OIC Sendee Boars, Bred Gilts and Pigs S. R. MINTON moa mrnn cwrwi • me iNSKCTtm •» ham * seme m /tor ' m nu*«m (783 Coll. I <33 woMiys uutotsr par conikx 00.
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