PAGE TWO
-SECTION ONE
Small Dent Made
' fit Criminal Actions
gjpqntinued From Page 1, Section 1
(guilty to a charge of manslaughter
j*hd judgment was postponed until
pthe November term of court,
r jjnjmett Riddick was found not
"guilty of receiving stolen property,
but was sentenced to 18 months for
breaking,' entering and larceny.
James Forest Wilson was also
sentenced to 18 months for break
ing and entering and larceny.
Otis Crees Holmes was fined
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ed to surrender his driving license
on a charge of drunken driving.
A charge of rape and accessory
to fact against George Privott was
nol pressed. In a companion case
against Elijah Rankin, the charge
was reduced to an attack on a fe
male and he was sentenced to 18
months.
A charge pf hit and run against
William Donald Kelly was nol
prossed, but he was found guilty
of drunken driving and driving af
ter expiration of his driving license.
He was sentenced to 90 days on 1
the roads, suspended for 12 months
upon condition that he pay a fine'
of $125 and costs during this term
of court and not operate a motor
vehicle in North Carolina.
A non-suit was granted in the
divorce case of Mattie Riddick
Boyce'vs. Raymond Boyce.
The case against Clyde Leary on
a charge of breaking and entering
and larceny was nol prossed.
George David Twiddy, Darrell
Rickey, Robert L. King and Carl
Mayo Cayton all pleaded guilty to
charges of breaking and entering,
but judgment was not pronounced
THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON; NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, 1956.
I up to Tuesday night.
Judgment was also continued un
til Wednesday against William Em
mett Bunch on three charges of
receiving stolen property.
Trial of criminal cases was re
sumed Wednesday morning, when
the first case scheduled was A. B.
Copeland, charged with 16 counts
of issuing worthless checks.
Action Rescinded To
Widen Oakum Street
Continued From Page 1. Section 1
ton. Mrs. Tucker presented a spe
cimen and Town Council voted to
take any precaution in a coopera
tive movement to save the trees. ,
Another matter consuming a
considerable portion ‘of the meet
ing, which remained in session un
til almost midnight, was tKrequest
from the Board off Public Works
for Town Council to set in motion
necessary machinery that will make
funds available to obtain tempor
ary permits and time schedule ap
proved by the State Stream Pol
-1 lution Committee.
I In order to correct deficiencies in
the Edenton water distribution sys
tem and provide for Town growth
consulting engineers employed by
the Board of Public Works recom
mends an expenditure of $324,000.
In addition to alleviate unsanitary
conditions in the Edenton Bay
$667,000 must be spent on a sew
age disposal plant.
Total expenditures of $991,000
were recommended by the engin
eers and of this amount to barely
meet State Sanitation Laws and
low water pressure $125,000 must
be spent during the next twelve
months on the water system and
$405,000 on the sewage disposal
plant.
.Outlays are more than expected
and it will be necessary for the
Town Council to appropriate funds
for the E & W Board as provided
under the charter. Funds can be
raised by a bond issue or by tax
anticipation notes.
Haste is necessary as steel costs
are gradually increasing and the
few contractors interested in such
projects are becoming few. Each
day’s delay adds to the essential
immediate outlay of $530,300.
The Couneilmen took no action,
preferring to hold a joint meeting
with the Board of Public Works in
order to more fully consider the
proposed improvements.
J. Clarence Leary and George A.
Byrum, the committee appointed to
consider a View Municipal Budding,
i_i Hiumunr nmnun r v ygjy
presented a sketch of proposed ren-1
■ ovation of the present building
. housing the Police Department and
f Street Department. The committee
was'instructed to confer with con
. tractors to determine how much
i more a new building will cost. An
. estimate was made that a new
i building can be built for about one
third more than it will cost to re
model and add to the building.
The Couneilmen again consider
ed payment for the Byrum prop
erty hack of Hotel Joseph Hewes.
The Finance Committee was au
thorized to confer with the Board
( of Public Works relative to amend
ing the E A W budget in order to
n.ake the purchase price of $12,000
| available as early as possible.
A project for closing the big
ditch along Park Avenue was con
sidered, which involved other prob
| lems, so that it was decided not
to do anything about the matter
1 until a conference can be arranged
with the town’s engineer.
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I STEAK
I lb. 59c
1 Fancy Fresh Grade A
DRESSED
I TURKEYS
jg 4 TO 8 LB. AVER*AGE
1 lb. 59c
I Margol Oko
I V 2 lb. patty 10c
8 with purchatu of ono pound
jj Strietmann’s
ft Town House
I COOKIES
S l»«/ 4 -OZ. BOX
I 47c
I WHITE HOUSE
I Apple Sauce
1 No. 303 Cans
1 2 081,18 27c
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| Town Council was requested to
pay half of the deficit of $167.99
in connection with erection of three
flag poles as a memorial to service
personnel from Chowan County.
It was agreed to pay this amount.
J. Edwin Bufflap and John Miteh
ener were authorized to continue
! their study of a Planning Board
Ordinance.
I After several refusals Mildred
Willis was granted an application
to sell beer on the premises at 114
East Gale Street. She presented
signature of practically everybody
in the neighborhood that they did
not object. '
William McKinley Carter was
granted a permit to operate a taxi
cab for Charlie Jemigan.
The Couneilmen before adjourn
ing voted to invest SIO,OOO in U. S.
Treasury Notes bearing 2\% in
terest maturing August 1, 1957.
This amount became available Au
gust 15 when $50,000 U. S. notes
bearing 2% matured.
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CAMPBELL’S
1 omato Soup
2 cans 25c
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Waverly
Wafers
13 OZ. BOX
27c
Pillsbury
PANCAKE MIX
1-Lb. Box
2 for 35c
Fresh Black
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GRAPES
2 Lbs. For
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29c
Finn Texas
ONIONS
Per Pound
5c
Harrell’s Smoked
PICNICS
’ 3 TO 6 LB. AVERAGE
lb. 33c
Harrell’s Ye Ole Virginny
SLICED
BACON
1 LB. CELLO ,
lb. 45c
FRESH
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lb. 29c
FULL PINT JAR DUKE’S
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