PAGE SIX
ttCTION ONE-
SOCIETY NEWS
Week-end Guests
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Germain of j
ftaleigh spent the week-end with;
Mr. and Mrs. John By rum,
o
At Nags Head
Mr. and Mrs. W. W, Bynim, Sr.,
and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Byrum, Jr,
the Memorial Day holiday,
week-end at Nags Head.
High Point Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Batch Collins andj
family of High Point spent the j
week-end with Mr. and Mrs, A! 1
Phillips.
Week-end At Nags Head
Mr. and Mrs. John Byrum and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gris-I
fin and daughter and Mr. and Mrs.
G. 6. Germain spent , the week-end j
at Nags Head.
Norfolk Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Georg,. Kadiae of l
Norfolk. Va, visited Mr. and Mrs.;
S. S. Campen over the week-end.
Mascots Kilter tain
Jane George and Herkv Billings.,
mascots for the Senior Class, en- j
tertained the class with a Col-o
part y Sunday night after the bae- j
ealaureate sermon.
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Week-end Guests
Dr. and. Mrs. K. If. Hardin had:
as their guests last week-end Mr.
and Mrs. W. M. Janies of lioeky
Mount and Mr. ami Mrs. J dir.
Walker of Bethel.
Released prom llospii.il
|)r. prank Wood has rrturneil
from the fniversity Hospital at
Chapel Hill.
Class At Nags Head
Members of the graduating ■! is- |
of Edenton High School -|ient tb'
week-end at Nags Head. I h"> uac- ,
accompanied hy Mr and Mrs \ .1 |
George and Miss Juktnrv I.ym:.
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Home Prom College
Miss Linda Downturn a student
at Greensboro College, ha- in t
home to spend the siimmei with j
her parents. Dr. and Mrs. \ h
Downum.
Williamston Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. J. C And. i son of j
Williamston spent Sunda> with Mr
and Mrs, Ernest Ward. Jr.
o
Visits Grandmother
•Miss Judy Riley spent the week- t
end with her grandmother. Mrs. J.|
G. Kiley in Wilson.
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At Let:ion Convention
W. T. Harry. R. I. Pratt. Mark |
finger son 1 oft WofliiesHay f«> ;ittcndf
t he American C«»n-yrntion in !
Kalefjrfv.s.
Visiting Mother
Mr.’. James Pail <*f S■ • * l lli V»r 1
folk is spending • . ‘•" * •
guest of her mother. M; J :n (J.u
rett.
Weekend In Delaware
f>r. and Mrs. W ! H rt v- m-i*- :
homo Monday fr»»m R •
Bruch. Palawan*, wh* ‘ay ’ -I’-
ed friends over the w*-* k ••rid.
shopper
stopper
refreshments on our
PRINCE MATCHABEILI
perfume counter
C-^/sfV
f 4 Jr
SUMMER SHOWER . Cologne and
Ousting Powder take the sizzle
out of summer, keep you cool and
freshly fragrant! Each item only $1
PLUS TAX
LEGGETT & DAVIS
. . . WE DELIVER . . .
Phone 67
Expert
Watch and Jewelry
Repairing
-S-
We Are In Position To Give
3 to 4 Day Delivery
All Work Guaranteedl
CAMPtH’S
Visit At Atlantic Beach
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mooney visit
led friends at Atlantic Beach last
week-end.
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Return Home
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Porter re
turned home Saturday after spend
ing a few days in Alexandria, Va.,
as guests of Mr. Porter’s brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Porter. They were accom
panied home by Mr. Porter’s mo
ther, Mrs. It. A. Darden.
Attend Graduation
Mr and Mrs. J. Edwin Buffing
and Miss Dorothy Bufflap attended
;the Williamston High School grad
uation exercises Monday night
where Miss Sondra Bufflap was
am< mg the graduates.
Going To Florida
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Elliott will
leave Saturday for Miami. Florida,
to spend a week as guests of their
ison-in-lilw and daughter, Mr. and
I Mrs. Eugene Liptrell.
Conway Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Ward and
{children, Roseanhe and Taylor, of
Coimav. N. C., spent Monday and
Tuesday as guests of Mr. Ward’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ward.
Helms Promoted To
District Manager
Parker Helms, who for two
years lias been the Edenton repre
sentative for tlie Farm Bureau In-;
■sit ranee Companies of Columbus,
Ohio, lias been promoted to district!
-il,- manager with offices in
Koek> Mount.
Mr, Helms and his family, in-,
eluding his mother. Mrs. G. A.
Helms, will move to Rocky Mount
as 5,.,»n as he secures a house. He|
assumed his new duties May Hi and
has beet: succeeded in Edenton by
Jo,. Thorud. 1
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Tender
VEAL CUTLETS
Pound 73c
LEAN. HOMEMADE
Sausage Meat, lb. _ _ 53c
i,-I B. CELI.O PKG. LITER’S BREAKFAST
Link Sausage, pkg. 29c
( ENTER SLICES
Tenderized Ham, lh. .1.89 c
1 -LB. SWIFT’S ALL-SWEET
Oleomargarine, pkg. 49c
CELERY 2 Large Stalks 17c
Luter’s Skinless
1-LB. CELLO PKG.
FRANKS
2 For 79c
SUNSHINE
Frosted Cakes. ,7-oz. pkg. 23c
BATH SIZE
Camay Soap 3 bars 33c
Fresh LETTUCE 2 Large Heads 29c
Shortening
CRISCO
3 pound can 83c |
FREE DELIVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
DAIL’S GROCERY
Edenton, N. C. Phone 71
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON. NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1955.
Mrs. Flynn Opens i
Bouquet Shop
I
Specializes In Flower
Arrangements For
Any Occasion
Another new concern was added
• to Edenton’s business organizations
when on Friday Mrs, Elizabeth \\ .
. Flynn opened her Bouquet Shop,
. another florist.
The shop is located next to the
Flynn home on the Virginia Road I
opposite the Chowan Hospital
’ nurses’ home and is owned and op-1
• crated by Mrs, Flynn. She will deal
' in flowers for all occasions, eater--
L jng especially to weddings, fun
’ eruls, parties, hospital arrange
ments, corsages and cut flowers for
any occasion.
; On Friday, opening (lay. Mrs.'
Flynn presented a gift to the first j
• 100 people who visited her new .
1 {Bouquet Shop. - j-,
Seniors Graduate
i Wednesday Night
I (Continued from Cage One)
1 wood Durden Bond, Mary Elizabeth
Briekhouse, Mary Leggett Brown-j
mg. Evelyn M.- e Bunch. Harold
Lloyd Bunch, Albert Gaskins By-1
runt. Jr.. Maizel Leary Camplitdl.
Mary Allison Campen. Sidney Saw
yer Campen. Jr.. Asa Bryant Dail.j
William Chaplin Eason, Charles '
[Thomas Griffin, Jr, Etrelle Daugh-!
try Griffin. Willie ls>uis Hardison. I
'Jr. Melvin Richard Harrell, Thorn
las Stanton Harrell. Janies Harrell !
; Harrison. Franklin Hopkins. Mary !
Alice Keeter. Dolly Ann Kehayes.it
Robert James Keniian. Charles Rav
: Knox, t'lara Jean Lassiter. M.ehael t
| Taylor Malone. Cecil Haywood Mil
ler. ShirieV Joyce Moon. Essie 1
Muriel M.Clenney. Alice IVrmeli.i
i Parrish, Anna Jane Partin-. Lynn
Tender
VEAL CHOPS
Pound 69c
SW I FT’S
Corned Beef, 12-oz. can...43c
t-1.8. CAN SWIFT’S
Corned Beef Hash 29c
(IRANI LATED
Sugar .10-lb, bag 99c
SWANSDOWN WHITE
Cake Mix 20-oz. pkg, 31c
Harrell’s Ye Ole Virginny
I - LB. CELLO PKG.
SLICED BACON
2 pkgs. 97c
LOCAL GROWN
Beets 2 bunches 25c
FRESH local grown
Squash 4 lbs. 25c
Local Grown
SNAP BEANS
3 Pounds 29c
Churchill Perry, Frances Lou Pri
vott, Lois Juanita Privott, Albert
| Ray Rogerson, Betty Mae Rowell,
Roger Dexter Schicfer, John Train
or Smith, Robert Bland Smith, Jr,
| Barbara Jean Spencer, Milon Law
j rence Stillley, Shirley Jean Twid
]ily, John Earl Whitson, James Oe
tavioua Williams, Paul Miles Wil
liams, Alfred Washington Wright,
Jr, Corrinia Fay Wright.
GRADUATES AT I.OUISBI RG
Kermit R. Williams, son of Mr.
and .Mrs. E. B. Williams, was grad
uated from Louisburg College, the
oldest Junior College in the Unit-'
jed States. May HO, receiving an As
sociate of Arts Degree in Business
| Administration. While at I.ouis
ilmrg. Mr. Williams was outstand
ing in his studies besides being en
gaged in many extra curricula ac
tivities.
AT BAPTIST MEETING
i Miss Lucy. Bright Cofield of
[Burlington, daughter of Mr. arid
Mrs. R, E. ('ofield. Route 2, Eden
ton, is spending two weeks at the
Baptist Assembly at Glorietit, New
I Mexico. She is one of .‘ls Baptist
I young people from North Carolina
who are making the trip by char
tered bus. They will totir several
southern cities enroute and will
.isit Mexico during their stay.
Parliamentary
In a tpwp on the Pacific roast an
earthquake shock was felt, and
when the municipal building reek
ed, the City Fathers left without
bothering about formalities.
Tlie clerk, a man of rules and
regulations, was hard nu» to it to
give his minutes the proper official
tone. Finally, lie evolved this mas
terpiece:
"On the motion of »he city hall,
the Council adjourned."
We remain to coeval with the sun.
The .patriarch: pupil would he learn
ing still. —Young.
i Ocean View Masons I
‘ Present Masonic Play.
In the neighborhood of 100 Mas-
- oils gathered at the Masonic Tern- j
■ pie Tuesday night to witness the j t
presentation of a Masonic play "A 1 1
I Brother Stands Accused,” which ■;
• 'was presented hy the Acacia Club f
of the Ocean View Lodge. j
Tlie play was very much enjoyed
by those present and the visitors c
were highly complimented coming a
‘ to Edenton to present the out- \
standing play. Prior to the play a i
fish fry was served. f
SEE...
GOLDIE LAYTON
Water Street PHONE 266-W Edenton. X. ('.
FOR YOUR COMPLETE LINE OF
INSURANCE NEEDS
• EIRE • AUTOMOBILE
• WINDSTORM
• AND OTHER FORMS OF INSURANCE
Clearance To The Walls!
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON ALL MERCHANDISE ... UNDER NEW MANAGE
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NO TRADE-INS... COME IN AND SEE OUR MANY BARGAINS!
Television—s4o Off List Price
Your Choice . . . Any Set
Deep Freezers and Refrigerators
$40.00 Off List Price
Any Model
WHIRLPOOL
Automatic Washer and Drier
Was .%599.95-NOW $399.95
Not Sold Separately!
Air Conditioners...
1-TON Regular $389.95—N0W $289.95
,-TON Regular $319.95 - NOW $219.95
, y r TON Regular $269.95—N0W $199.95
! Gas Ranges...
Regular $210.95—N0W . .$189.95
Regular $.379,95 NOW .. ... $289.95
ServelWonderbar...
Regular $169.50—N0W SI 19.00
GOLF BALLS
60c each
BASEBALL GLOVES
25% Off
8-PLAY GYM SET
Reduced to $29.95
10-PLAY GYM SET
j Was $44.95 NOW $37.00
(>V»-FT SLIDE BOARD
Was"sl9.9s NOW... $15.00
ENTIRE STOCK OF
SHOT GUNS - RIFLES
Reduced!
ONE LOT
FISHING RODS AND
REELS
10% Off
ONE LOT ’BAITS
50% Off
MARINE CUSHIONS
20% Off
ONE LOT TOYS
VALUES UP TO $2.00
NOW 79c
i PAINT SETS
y 2 Price
WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE
I So. Broad Street PHONE 487 Edenton, N. C.
MYF Plans Hay
Ride Friday Night
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
will have a hay ! ride and weiner
roast Friday evening, June <’L All
those wishing to join the party are
to meet at the Methodist Church at
7 o'clock. Each member of the
MYF i? permitted to invite one
guest.
The Methodist young people en
deavor to have at least one recre
ational gathering each month.
With this party they hope to usher
in Vacation time with a lot of fun,
food, and fellowship.
RADIOS ELECTRIC FANS
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
WASHING MACHINES
20% Off
ARM REST COVERS
REGULAR $1.(1!* VALUE
% Price
FENDER SKIRTS
HUB CAPS
Less 25%
BULOVA- ELGIN -GRUEN
LADIES’ AND GENTS’
WRIST WATCHES
25 to 50% Off
ALL WATCH BANDS
l A Price
COLUMBIA
DIAMOND RINGS
Vz Price
WIZARD Re £*;T Giveaway!
OWIZARD Refrigerators or Freezers Given
OU FREE...NothingToßuy!
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| ’ " ™l®*V prt*M» r«frigtrofSf
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3 90'
Edenton Furniture Co*
PHONE 516 EDENTON
Bicycles
WERE
Now $35.00
WERE $19.95
Now $30.00
—Also—
Tricycles (all sizes)
Juvenile Autos
Sidewalk Bikes
Tractors
30% Off
AUTO
Kool-Kushion
Regular Size—MERE $2.95
Now $2:25 ~ *' '
King Size—M ERE $3.95
Now $2.95
Auto Visors
REGULAR $10.95
Now $8.50
5-YEAR GI'AKANTEE
Garden Hose
Plastic 25-foot—WAS $2.98
Now $1.98
Plastic :>O-foot—WAS $1.15
Now $3.98
SOAKER
Sprinkler Hose
20-FOOT SIZE
$1.35
35-FOOT SIZE
$1.85
KITCHEN
Utility Table
WITH 3 SHELVES
WAS $9.95
Now -$6.00 "
—Also—
Bathroom Scales
Clocks
Toasters
Ironing: Board
Pad and Cover
ALL REDUCED!
USED
WASHERS
S2O to $45.00
POWER
LAWN MOWERS
S2O to $45.00
Outboard Motors
$25.00 to $60.00
BIKES
$20.00
ONE LOT
SEAT COVERS
Vz Price
AUTO
THERMOMETERS
WERE $1.19
Now 59c
House Paints And
Paint Brushes
REDUCED!