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Professional Group
Meeting In Edenton
Program Will Include
(Three Prominent
Speakers
c* M 1
The Eastern Carolina Medical,
Denial and Pharmaceutical Assti
ciatton will meet in Edenton today
(Thursday). The session will he
pin pt 3 P. M., in the colored high
school, with a very interesting pro
gram planned for the meeting.
Several prominent speakers are
included on the program, i'ncltid
ing JY. D, Garret, Pliar.D, whose
subject Will be “Role of the Pbai -
madst In Present Day Health Set
vicej’; Dr Judson J. Van Wyk of
th«fPediatrics Department of tie
University of North Carolina. \v1 1 • • I
will* speak on “Endocrine Almor-1
inaljties Which Influence Growth i
andiDevelopment of Children," an-i \
Dr. J Martin E. Chapin, head mull
processor of the Department of
Oral Surgery at the t’niversity of
Norjh Carolina, who will speak oi
“Intjer-professional Relationships of
Oral Surgery.”
Expectant Mothers’
Classes Come To End
The last expectant mother’s class
'n a! series of five classes was held
Wednesday night of last week at
th YEW home with ten present
Thef Carnation milk representative
showed films on terminal and asen- 1
tic {formula preparation and also,
baby skin care and baby’s bath.
Miss Dorothy Boone, nursing con
sultant from the State Board of.
Health, was present for this meet
ing-'
The H ealth Department wishes to
thank the VFW Auxiliary for its
splendid cooperation in sponsoring .
thes;e classes and also J. It. Dulan
ey, manager of Belk-Tvler. for tin
lovely gifts that were presented P
each member of the class.
A! tour was made by the expect- j
ant, mothers Friday afternoon of t
Chowan. Hospital's labor room. de. |
livery room and nursery.
Next Caneer Clinic
Scheduled Nov. 4th
Th next clinic of the Northeast j
ern Cancer Center will he b»-M
Friday, November 4, at the Health
Center in Elizabeth City, with reg ;
istration beginning at 1 o’clock. A ■
free chest X-ray wil be given to ,
anyone wishing it, along with tie-}
examination of the five areas efj
the* body where cancer is most . ..
ily found and cured. There are |
no limitations as to sex. rac. ..i i
economic status at the Center 1
However, there are age require j
ments. Women should be 35 , .
over and men should be 40 or more 1
unless one of the "Seven Dangei I
Signals - ” are present or uni. -- n |
ferttVd by your doctor. Appoint
merits are not necessary but fami
lies are limited and to lv assured
of “an examination it is suggested
that priority l)e secured bv drop
pirig a card to the Cancer Center j
Elizabeth City, N. C. Examine, s |
are asked to bring a robe or house
teat.
• .
Miss Grade Lee Eason
Weds Shirley Riddick
Miss Grade Le e Eason, daugh
ter* of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eason,
of Belvidere, and Shirley Riddick;
soil of Mr. and Mrs. Emory - Riddick
of3jlobbsville, were quietly monied
Thprsday evening, October 13. at
Hertford by Justice of the Pence
T. E. Raper at his home.
The bride wore a dress of win
ter white flannel with navy acces
sorfes and a pink carnation corsage.
She was a memlier of the high j
school graduating class last spring
andj since then has been employed
at Elizabeth City.
After a short wedding trip they
at Suffolk, Va., where
the bridegroom is employed.
J, Frank Miller, Jr.
; Injured In Wreck
3. Frank Miller was seriously in
jured in an automobile wreck which
occirred at Waverly, Va.. Thursday
afdbmoon about 1:30 o’clock. Mr.
Miller is now a patient in a Peters
burg hospital suffering from a
badly cut eye, a bad cut back of
hishtead, right arm lacerations, two |
ribs as well as internal
Hr. Miller had been visiting his
sister, Mrs. R. M. Wiltshire in
Richmond and the accident occur-
at Waverly as he was enroute
According to reports two
sailors rammed into the
EWg of has car at a high rate of
mati ffit wr was completely de-
[ Among Service People ,
i . By JOON AYNES
Happj/ Halloween! All the chil
, dren are looking alu-ad to the big
Hallowi party again this year.
. Besides the town'.- wonderful
Halloween party, jnunv of the chil
dren will go ytit "t.i a‘k or treating,”
, anyway. A n«-\* note will be added
■ til year With the I idled Nations
penny drive for underprivileged
children all over the world. The
1 slogan is “The trick is to treat." ft
is a constructive rather than de
structive Halloween urogram. It is
• being sponsor* d j ' 1 ■ « 'hapei
Glljl l of NAAS. Ecb Igor,, with the
aliprovii! of. tbe; Officersl Wives
Club and many of the civic organ- j
/.aliens of Edetiton.
S< if arty it tie goblins Coble to
your liou.se on Halloween with a
' labeled jar fi i- the f lilted Nations,
won't you trv to find some pennies.|
jll giv, to-this worthwhile. effort ? \
I'eiiny collection- may i>e turned
in at the t’ha Ilia in’s otfie,- or if you
will call me at oiiO-W. I’ll b,< g'ad
to piek tip tin- oenr.ii> turn into:
the fund. i
I aat writing this on Tuesday 1
| m. i-ning. the big interest is the tea
' and fashion show * on Wed
nesday at the Officers' Club. There
l was a rehearsal Monday night at
the club. The fashions to be seen
will be ’’’ltpund the Cloek".styles .
from tin- Town :-I C- ■• • * Shop
i of Plymouth.
Mrs 1!. li. Baker and M; -. 11. I .
i Smith, tile nrograii- chairmen of
the Officers' Wives t ’ :: < b: mol
all the arrangemerits for tile show-,
l ing of tin- styles. Mrs Jay Mae-
Donald will accompany -In modcl.--
! with piano .selections.
; Hostesses and pouring for the
tea will !v Mr.-. I. Lewis. Mrs.
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-1 By the time you read, this column
~! the Indies of the club and guests
Will have seen the much talked
about orange ehiffon, gold Itedotted
cocktail gown modeled by Mrs. L.
K, Davis, the striking ftuschia satin
ensemble shown by Mrs. N. D. But.
ler, the 'black beauty suit worn by
| Mrs. Dyer and all th.. other glam. J
orolls fashions.
MACS-.I had a squadron party
Saturday night. The buffet dinner
i was prepared by the wives. Major
. C. 1,. Lewis was surprised with a
, birthday cake and the gift of a
| sweater.
Miss Katherine Kirk of Califor
nia lias la-eii the house guest of
1.,-, and Mrs. E. Parrish this last
•j vv.*t*k.
IJftvnt ivsident.s of Morri. Cirri**
iiv tht* nrwly Li. :imi Mrs. i
Uivh:iH Skin nor.
Iho WrathersLoes of Williams-'
i»urtr ha<l more visitors from Edon-I
ton. The A. H. Arkrrmnns railed |
ion them last Sunday.
Hoard I»y phone from Mis. Waldo
k in Frederii'ksbunr. We ex-!
pert the Hecks to he here to eele
brate the Marine Corps Birthday{
Ball. They are looking forward to j
seeing many of their Kdenton I
friends.
Tripoli was the entertainment
tor th t truests of Capt. and Mrs.
John Read Saturday niirht. Enjoy,
in at the tranic were l.t. Col. and
Mrs David Wiley, f.t. Co] # and
Mi- .lay MacDonald and Maj. and
Mrs. Hoyh.
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THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY, or iOBEI
Western Unipn In
New Headquarters
i
; Office Now on Eastern
i End of Hotel Jo
seph Hewes
i
After ’ being located in the Nor
j folk & Carolina Telephone A- fele
■ I graph Company building on East
King Street for more than 30
years, the Western Union Tele
• graph Company as of today
- (Thursday) is in new headquar
• ters.
i The telegraph company is now 10.
i rated in tile office at tbe eastern
end of Joseph Hewes Hotel which
was formerly occupied by the Twid.
Uly Real Estate & Insurance Gom
. pany. The: latter concern now oc
cupies the office on East King
' j S-freet next to S, C, Mills’ Barber
i Shop.
j The hotel office has been cotn
’ I pletely ivnov.itetl for the telegrajih
| company and Will provide more
i room and privacy for the transac
tion of business.
I LIONSCALL Oi l-’ MEETING
I The Edenton Lions Club has
called off its weekly meeting Mon
day night of next week. This ac
tion was taken due to, th,. .annual
‘ Halloween party sponsored by! the
' Edenton Woman's C’uh.
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Th« date fw exchanging CS Galden Food Bill is Less X
i Negro Halloween
;! Party October 31
i Youngsters to Meet at
the Brown - Carver
Library at 5:45
The Negro Junior Woman’s Club
- is scheduling its annual Halloween
t party for Monday, October 31, at
1 «:(>() IV M. All children are expect.
- ed to have a jolly time. Children
' from 1 to 12 years of age will be
served refreshments. AH children
at, asked to meet at the Brown
. Carver Library at 5:45 P. M. Plans
t are being made to have the Eden
t ton High School Band play for the
. occasion.
If there are those who have not
• contributed: to this affair and I
t would like to make a eontribution
' please call Mrs. Sadie Payton, 701,
Club Supervisor.
, ENGAGEMENT ANNOI'XCED
Mr. and Mrs. W. I). White an
ti ounce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Lois Arlene White,
to Sgt: D. L. Stewart, son of Mr.
: and Mrs. J. 1.. Stewart of Phoenix.
. City. Alabama.
The wedding will take place Sun
day, December 18 in the chapel tit
the Kdenton Marine Corps Auxilia.
ry Air Station.
Interesting Display In
Belk - Tyler’s Window
As a pari of a Bible exhibit now
on display in Belk-Tyler’s front
window may be seen an interest
■ ing collection of artifacts. They
were recently excavated from what
is believed to lie the site of the
anoint Biblical town of Mizpuh. In.
eluded are items dating hack to
, 3000 RC. The collection consists
of coins, lamps, pottery vessels,
and pieces of jewelry, to mention
some of the more interesting ar-j
tides.
i
, These artifacts have been bor
v rowed from the Palestine Institute
of the Pacific School of Religion.
Tht Bible exhibit has been plan
ned and arranged by the Rev.
James D. MacKenzie and the Rev.
Earl Richardson, pastors of the
Edenton Presbyterian and Metho
dist Churches, respectively, in con
-1 nection with the showing of the
motion picture, “Our Bible—How It
Came To Us.” The film Was shown
in the Methodist Church Wednes
day night.
Through the courtesy of J. R.
Dulaney, manager of Belk-Tyler’s, I
the Bible exhibit will continue
through next Tuesday.
Negro Achievement
Program Nov. 7th
Tin County Council of Negro
Home Demonstration Clubs will
hold its annual achievement pro-1
gram Monday night, November 7, >
at White Oak Consolidated School
at 8 o’clock. Mrs. Gladys Cropsry
will show a movie “la-t My People
Live” in connection with her talk.
Home Demonstration Clubwomen
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The public is invited to lie pres
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