North Carolina Newspapers

“Grand Ole Opry" Well Received At CHS Friday Night Oak Grove Club Ex tends Thanks to All Who Helped The “Grand Ole Opry” was weil received by the audience at. Cho wan High School on Friday night of last week with the “stars” be ing ably represented by local tal ent. String and piano music and comedy highlighted the event, with the girls furnishing a touch of glamour. “Minnie Pearl”, “Moon Mulligan”, "June Carter”, and “Alonza and Oscar” were a few of the famous acts presented to enter tain those attending the show. The Oak Grove Home Demon stration Club, sponsors of the event, wish to express their appre ciation to each group and individ ual for their outstanding perform ance, and to everyone else who helped in any way to make the show a success. Those taking part in the play in cluded: Lamar Benton, Luther Casper, Elmo Felton, Waverly Cas per, Hubert Rabey, George Whit ley, Earl Griffith, Betty Gay Mor ris, Dicky Modlin, Annie Ruth Nix on, Jackie Boyce, Judy Evans, Mal colm Bunch, Kay Bunch, Ronnie Toppin, Loretta Benton, Mary Alice Perry, Becky Harrell, Loretta Bunch, Esther Layton, Joyce Nix on, Nancy Wilson. Britton Byrum, Shirley Wiggins, Mack Eason, Car roll Peele, Sammy Morris. Lloyd Evans, Danny Nixon, Clark Peele; Kay Frances White, Johnnie and Shirley Lewis, Melvin Harrell, Red Belch and Stewart Phelps. Mack Eason was master of cere monies. Students Win Trin To Historical Sites Seven pupils of the St. Paul’s ‘Church School have won a trip to Jamestown, Williamsburg, and Yorktown for memory work Com pleted during it is finntMfficed by the Rev. George Bi. Holmes, rec tor, and Mrs. R. E. Forehand, su perintendent. Those leaving May 21 are Eliz abeth Anne Baer, ‘Ed Carson, Sue Byrum, Anne Graham, Kay Kra mer, Glerma Quinn, and Mary Jo Wozelka. Sponsors will be the Rev. George Holmes, Mrs. John W. Gra-! ham and Mrs. W. E. Malone. Into the woman’s keeping is committed the destinies of the generations to come after us. ( —Theodore Roosevelt. : MULTI-UNIT I I I cniMiiiim mZte | i COLOR CHOICE in corrugated aluminum or flbtr- J glass lop. ...••• . . Either on# is your btsl I —' buy . . . both have all these superior CIEARVIEW ‘ • DESIGN HARMONY to complement any stylo ggpsslls/| J •• COLOR COMBINATIONS in baked-on enamel finish n J on all aluminum parts. / 11 < • MUIT(PLE-UNIT INSTALLATION economy - beauty. - < • NO OBSTRUCTION,to vision or ventilation. J • AWNING-SHUTTER protection from uyi, rain and BWIRBSMWR ’ hurricanes. ' |>l lacks I. •hsUsr ’ ' ' eeihlee. far kerrlcus prstsctiee. I L |k jA ' ® ■I si«ny»uoM II k lff ■rlt I • DOWN in trick te ■ 11 ■ MtMlee iti ' hurriMM yretKliM. r £ -V. NO DOWN PAYMENT i g < i ffiiiinnii jii/i ; q ft#- ai rATiTr lAIO Bishop Wright To Visitjn Edenton Group of Candidates Will Be Confirmed Sunday The Rt. Rev. Thomas H. Wright, D.D., Bishop of the Diocese of East Carolina, will.be in Edepton May 18 and 19, for his annual visita tion and confirmation. A congregational jupper has been planned in his honor to be held in St. Paul’s Episcopal Parish House at 7 o’clock Saturday. A group of candidates for confir mation will be presented to the Eishop for the Laying on of Hands at 11 o’clock Sunday by the Rev. George B. Holmes, rector of St. Paul’s. Bishop Wright received his early education in Wilmington, later re ceiving his B.A. from the Univer sity of South, Sewanee, Tennessee. He gained his B.D. and D. D. from Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria. He is the recipient of two other honorary degrees one from the University of the South and the other from Washington and Lee University. Civil Service Exam For P.O. Positions Apnlications Must Be Received Before June 4 i The Fifth U. S. Civil Service Re gional Office, Atlanta, Georgia, an nounces an open competitive exami nation for career or temporary ap pointment to the positions of sub stitute clerk, substitute carrier and substitute special delivery messen ger in the Edenton Post Office. Applications will be accepted from persons who reside within the delivery of the Edenton Post Of fice or who are bona fide patrons of such office. Persons employed in the post office will be considered bona fide patrons of the office. Applications must be received or post marked on or before June 4 1957. The beginning basic rate of pay is $1.82 per hour. Applicants must have reached their 18th birthday on the closing date for acceptance of applications. This age limit does not apply to persons entitled to veterans’ preference. Necessary forms and further in i formation may be obtained from the Civil Service Information Rep resentative at the pqpt office, or from the Fifth Ui S. Civil Service Regional Office. Peachtree-Baker j building, 275 Peachtree Street, | N. E., Atlanta 3, Georgia. THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1957. - - - -- - . SBi: SjS^-$£ IH9HH& mi s SHHp^'' ' gjpMiSigj MILK IS FOR THIS BIRD-US. Navy Chief Radioman Lamon L. ( Glenn, of Hurlock, Md., caught this feathered felon during a tour of duty wnich took him to Copenhagen, Denmark. Glenn set out to get photographic evidence proving that some one was tampering with his milk each morning, and got the bird for his efforts. He also snapped a prize-winning picture. It won an award in the Army Times Photo Contest, and was placed on display during the International Photographic. Ex position in Washington, D.C. Hr , f ’ v* c f A “The weeds are about to take \ me.” This is a common expression this time of year in most sections of the state. What about “weed killers”? .Many of them are good but some are so highly selective that they must be used with great care. Well known 2, 4-D amine salt will kill j most of the broad leaf weeds in the | lawn but windblown spray may j cause excessive damage to flowers i and shrubs. For this reason 1 am suggesting that if you try any of the weed control materials, do so Classified Ads OLD SAYING “A clean tooth nev er But super-cleaning. OL'aG Tooth Paste at the drug, store. LEAVTNG FOR CHICAGO ON 25th of May, return about June | 3rd. Can take one rider. Con- I tact Lee A. Phillips, Gliden or telephone Sunbury 2091. ltp FOR SALE 1952 TWO-DOOR Chevrolet, fully equipped; ex cellent condition. Phone 2178. ltpd FOR RENT—FIVE OR SIX ROOM house furnished or unfurnished. Mrs. Earl Harrell, U. S. 17, South. ltc HOUSE FOR RENT IN MORRIS Circle. Available May 20. Phone 3218. ltc FOR RENT —THREE-BEDROOM house'in Westover Heights. Con tact Ralph R. Hall. Phone 3583. Mayl6tf FOR SALE—LAWN FURNITURE Call 3068. ltp FOR SALE—PORTA RICO AND Gold Rush sweet potato plants. 1 Clarence Lupton, Route 3, Eden -1 ton. Phone 2956. expju27c Help Wanted Part-time, high type book keeper wanted. Work 8 to 12 daily. Good pay for right person. Write BPx 165, care The Chowan Herald in own hand writing, stating past experi ence, age, etc. ’ HELP WANTED—MAN OR WO man to take over established food products route on commis sion basis. Sales and deliveries, no experience necessary. Write P. O. Box 5071, Dept S-3, Rich . mond, Virginia. May9,16,23,30p CEMETERY MEMORIALS YOU SAVE THE MIDDLE MAN’S PROFIT! 1. « nf , I WHlTim .Y/IWVRf I .#■ if IIIIUII VUTIIUI with great care and carefully fol low the instructions given on the package. You can buy them under, different trade names from your seedsman. Mulching will help control weeds and, in addition, will conserve mois ture and lower the soil tempera j ture around the roots during pe - ] riods of hot weather. A good j mulching material should be free :| of weeds and porous enough to i i permit free, passage of water down ’l ward to the roots. This is why I i ■ like pine needles, chopped straw I FOR RENT UNFURNISHED apartment. Three rooms and bath. Private entrance and ga rage. 200 South Oakum Street. Phone 3335 or 3792. ltc FOR SALE 1948 CHEVROLET 1-ton truck. Dual wheels; good tires. Perfect mechanical con* dition. Edenton Furniture Com pany. Mayl6,23c FOR RENT—THREE TWO-BED room unfurnished apartments. On ground floor in new building. $55 per month. Phone 3188, LOST SHORT NAVY BLUE topcoat. Contains David Rawls label. Finder please return to Mrs. J. L. Pettus and receive re ward. ltc l FOR RENT TWO-BEDROOM furnished house. 1 Stratford Road. Contact Mrs. J. L. Pettus, Edenton 2435 or T. R. Boutwell. 38-B Bryant Avenue, Langley AFB, Va. May9,l6c APARTMENTS FOR RENT NEAR Hertford. One 4-room, one 8- room, two Its-rooms each. For additional information call Hert ford 2706. tfc * . HELP WANTED—HOUSEWORK ers, year around, live-in posi tions. Mass., Conn., N. Y. S3O to 50. Carfare arranged. Bar ton Emp. Bureau, Gt. Barring ton, Mass. May2,9,16p FOR RENT —5-ROOM APART ment. Choice location One block from business district. Phone 3126, T. W. Wilson, Hert ford, N. C. / Maylo,l7c FOR RENT TWO BEDROOM cottage at Kill Devil Hilld. Screened porch, ocean front. Available June 1 'to June 10, June 23 to June 30. Reduced rates. Also available July and August. . Mrs. Wood Privott. Phone 3230. May9,l6p NOW - IS THE TIME TO BEUTI fy your lawn border or flower garden. Rooted geranium cut tings labeled 20c each. 6 for SI.OO. Better Times, Snowball, Picardy. Boyce’s Greenhouses, Ryland. May9,l6p TOR SALE l 7-FT. FISHING boat. Clinker built $125.00. V m ■lllilfi m li [or old hay. On the other hand peat * moss, sawdust and cotton seed hulls will form an almost impervi ous layer over the area covered. Peat is an excellent organic ma terial and I would rather work it into the soil than use it as a mulch. It will pay you to heavily mulch your tomatoes regardless of wheth er or not they are stalked. The same is true of azaleas, camellias, peppers, raspberries and many oth er home garden plants. The best treatment that you can give your! raspberries is to mulch them with strawy manure up to 20 tons per acre. Before the mulching material is applied, it is a good plan to clean away all grass and weeds, fertilize the plants, if needed, then apply your mulch. This will really make your plants happy if you give them the needed water and protection from insect and disease pests. Timely hints: Keep after the in sects and diseases. Pinch back your 'chrysanthemums to cause branch ing and root some cuttings. Use sharp, clean sand, shade, keen moist and protect from the wind. 1 Watch your plants. Any that are in apparent good health but are | showing signs of yellowing may 1 need quickly available nitrogen. I Pharmacists Honor: James Mitchener _ Cited For Outstanding Jobs In Various Activities James Mitchener, a native of Edenton, was among seven phar macists honored last week in Char lotte when they were cited for do ing “an outstanding job in pro- 1 fessional, civic, community and re ' ligious activities.” The honor was bestowed during the awards banquet at the North Carolina Pharmaceutical Associa- ; tion’s annual convention, at which time the seven pharmacists were inducted into the North Carolina Academy of Pharmacy. Mitchener was- cited for his outstanding jobs The man who seeks the best in driving: comfort... BUYS AUTOMOBILE AIR CONDITIONER Now, for the first time, there’s a really prac tical, low cost way to beat the discomfort of hot, dusty windy summer driving. Vornado proudly announces a completely new automo bile air conditioner so revolutionary in design that every car owner can easily enjoy the benefits of air conditioning! Amazing low budget price Come in or Phone 3122 for Demonstration Start C00L... Drive C00L... Arrive COOL I JUST COOLS BETTER! Western Gas Service St. PHONE 3122 Edenton, N. C. in various activities. Mitchener joined the Cabarrus Memorial Hospital pharmacy staff as an intern in October, 1950, and upon completion of his internship in September, 1951, he was ap pointed assistant chips pharmacist. He was appointed chief pharmacist the next year. Mitchener also attended the an nual meeting of the Southeastern Society of Hospital Pharmacists in Atlanta, Ga., where he was install !ed secretary-treasurer for 1957- 58. Billings Releases Football Schedule For Edenton Aces Wallace-Rose Hill Will Be New Foes of Aces In preparation for the 1957 foot ball season, Coach Bill Billings last I week announced practical comple- I tion of the schedule. Nine games ' have thus far been scheduled hut I Billings hopes two other games can Ibe secured for September 27 ami j November 8, both open dates. I It is noticed that Great Bridge, | whom- the Aces have twice defeat- I ed, have been dropped from the I schedule and instead they will plav • | Wallace-Rose Hill. The Aces won the Eastern championship from the j Duplin County boys. The schedule as announced fol - lows: September 6—Roanoke Rapids at 1 Roanoke Rapids. September 111- Wallace-Rose Hill j at Edenton. September 20 Williamston at ! Williamston. | September 27—Open. October- 4 Elizabeth City at Edenton. I October 11 —Tarboro at Tafhoro. October 18—Hertford at Eden | ton. October 25—Ahoskie at Edenton. 1 November I—Plymouthl—Plymouth at Plv ' mouth. November B—Open. November 15—Munteo at Eden-' ton. If you would reform the world from its errors and vices, begin by enlisting the mothers. Samovar VODKA S>o PROOF s 3v&. 950 Product of U S A Booko Komponlyo, Scher.ley. Pa and fremo. Calif • Made * from Gram • 100 proof. / * J NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY FOR DELINQUENT 1956 TAXES Bv order of the Town Council, the undersigned will, on Monday, June 1(.-, 1957, at 12 o’clock noon, at the Court House door offer for sale to the highest bidder all property on which the 1956 taxes have not been paid. Following is a list of all delinquent taxpayers, the property to be sold and the taxes, cost, etc., bv each taxpayer. WHITE Edenton Veneer Mill, Veneer Mill. - ..... $180.54 George Barrow, house, 103 Johnston St... ..... 13 36 W. A. Bass, lot, Badham Road . 7.53 Clarence G. Brickie, house Pembroke Circle 112.08 O. L. Brown, house, 922 N. Broad St 30.41 Mrs. Eddie Cahoon, lot No. 90, N. Edenton. - : ... 2.47 Arthur and Hattie Chappell, house, 203 E. Eden St... j 78.62 Holley Colombo, house and lot, 209 S. Oakum St.._. : 14.26 Clarence Copeland, house, 311 E. Queen St._ 14.64 Win. C. Crummy, house, 28 Morris Circle—(Balance)..___! 2.29 Mrs. J. W. Dowdy, Sr., lot E. Freemason St 4.62 B. W. Evans, Warehouse, Office, Planing Mill, Etc., House, Ca barrus St. _ .. _ . 329.89 George J. Habit, house, 30 Morris Circle. 53.68 J. B. Harrison and Wife, house. 200 N. Granville St . 48.07 R. E. Lane Estate, house, 900 Johnston St. , ; 15.38 Albert Lassiter, house, 301 W. Gale St _ , 33.03 IJanies Kermit Layton,.house, Second St.—(Balance) 20.68 j Leon (!. Leary, house, 222 E. Queen St. ; 44.98 | Mrs. Henry Powell, house, 206 N. Broad St.. 63.55 i John M. Privott. lot, Eden St., 2 lots, house, E. Kine St 87.58 W. A. Sexton, Jr., lot, W. Albemarle St., house, W. Albemarle St. 58.94 Win. Edward Shaw, house, 822 Cabarrus —(Balance) 2.29 Wm. N. Skittlethorpe, house. 85 Johnston St.. . 30.00 Joseoli K. Swanner. house, 820 Johnston St._ 41.38 A. F. Twiddy, lot, Jackson St... 9.01 Albert Twiddy. house, Jackson St.. 36 60 Curtis A. Twiddy, house, 1101 N. Oakum St. _ 44.61 Tlios. D. Twiddy. house on leased land __ 10.16 Enoch Ward and Wife Estate, l l *> lots, house, Badham Road 12.89 3’. 1,. White Estate, lots, Eden Heights . 3,94 COLORED Julia Arterbridire Estate, house, 207 E. Albemarle St._. 28.16 Walter Askew Estate, house. 214 E. Hicks St.___ __ 4.28 Vance Austin, house, 122 E. Carteret St 19.95 Shelton Badham. house. 216 E. Gale St 13.12 Jerry Bemburv Estate, lot. E. Hicks St. ■ 1.93 Sadie A. Bembrv, house, 313 W. Church St._ .. .. 25.27 Sadie and Mabel Bembrv. house. 213 School St 7.98 W. M Benibnry, house, 114 W. Albemarle St. : 21.33 .Toseuh and Eleanor Bennett, house, 204 N. Oakum St 29.46 O F. Flair, house. E. Carteret St... . __ 43 46 ] Miles Blanchard Estate, 2 lots, Eden Heights. ._ _ 2 60 David Blount, lot, Hicks St _ 3.94 George W. Blount, lot. Carteret St 1.93 •Tames Blount, house. 500 N. Oakum St. 12.51 John Henry Blount, house, 202 Mosely St 9.49 Vunnie Blount, lot. Freemason St.. _ 5.29 Norfleet William Bonds, house, 123 E Gale St. _ . 21 33 Winston Bonner, house. 413 N. Granville St 15 27 Albert Branch Estate, lot. Oakum St 14.37 .T R. Braswell. Building. Franklin St.. . 17.60 H. L. Brewer house. 124 F. Freemason St., lot, E. Freemason St. 24 12 Hubert and Dorothy Ranch, 218 W. Gale St 7.84 Willie Bunch, house, 214 E. Albemarle St 7.98 Emma Rurke Estate, house, 211 E. Albemarle St—. 17 54 Mattie Rurke Estate, house. 106 N. Oakum St... _ 9.32 Oliver Carter. Jr.. 2 lots, house, Eden Heights. - : 23.95 William Collins, house, 309 W. Church St., house 121 East Albemarle St. _ - 45.95 Annie Cooper Estate, house. 314 E. Church St. 17.40 Emilia Cov Estate, house 105 Carteret St... 7.30 • Beatrice Dix Estate, lot. E. Hicks St 1.59 Wm T. Foxwell, house, 212 E. Hicks St. _ ._ 13.79 W E. Goodman house Ryder’s l ane—(Balance) 2.47 Miles Goodwin Estate, house, 120 E. Freemason St 1336 I aura and Elizabeth Griffin, lot, W. Gale St... f. 4 61 Mary Gusson. lot. Church 5t.... ... 529 Mary Hal.sev Estate, house. 112 E Al'bemaele St.. 14 71 Tames and Mamie Harrell, lots. Eden Heights _ , 28.37 •Toseuh Hathaway, house. 127 W. Carteret St._ 16 22 Hattie C Hawkins Estate, house. 602 N. Oakum St._ 9.32 Martha Jackson, house. Granville St 4.61 .T. B. Jenkins, lot, W. Albemarle St .... 3.94 Earl Jones, house, N. Oakum St _ 115 38 John A. Jones, Jr., house. 203 E. Church St 24.29 George Jordan, house, 2121 W. Peterson St 18.88 Martha 1,. Jordan Estate, lot. Peterson St.__.-_ 3.88 Elizabeth B. Luton, house. 213 W. Gale St., house. 211 W. Gale St., lot 107 E. Gale St., lot 209 W Gale St.—(Balance) 29.60 Charlie and Lillian Mayo, house, 516 N, Oakum St 4.75 Emanuel Morris, house. 123 W. Freemason St 14.71 Vera Muse, house, 213 W. Church St 12.01 Milton Nixon, lot, 128 E. Peterson St._ 8.99 Walter J. Norman, 2% lots, Eden Heights 11.64 Isaac Owens. 2 houses, Granville and Hicks Sts 28.50 Marv Palen Estate, house. 108 N. Oakum St 16.06 E. S. Parker, house. 131 E. Albemarle St., house, 129 E. Albe marle St., house, 220 Gale 'St 38.52 Thomas M. Rawls, house. 214 E. Gale St 11.64 Wm. A. Reeves, house, 409 N. Granville St 19.64 Elbert Riddick Estate, lot. Cemetery St 6.63 John W. Rollins, house, 210 E. Hicks St 7.30 i Weston Satterfield, lot. E. Carteret St 5.29 William Satterfield, 2 lots, Eden Heights 2.60 Betty Sawyer Estate, house, 107 E. Albemarle St - 14.71 Thos. Sharp and Wife, house. 111 E. Gale St 62.14 Aline B. Slade, house, 125 W. Carteret St 17.93 Minnie Taylor, lot, Rvder’s Lane 9.32 Adeline Wadsworth Estate, lot. Carteret St t 3.94 Frank Melton White, 214 lots. Badham Road ’. 8.94 D. E. Wilson, Station, 407 N. Oakum St : 20.49 Hannah Wilson, 1 lot. E. Church St 8.29 Katie Wilson, house, 127 W. Freemason St 12.38 Sara F. Wilson, house. 127 E. Freemason St., house. Freemason and Oakum Sts., lot and house, Freemason St., house, Carteret St.—(Balance) , 29.53 Walter Wright, house, 506 N. Oakum Rt ; 12. W , Ernest J. Ward, Jr*, (jerk. SECTION QN& PAGE FIVE I 'Buying anything on credit is much easier than paying for it as - you’ve got it. Legal Notices ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE Having qualified as Administra tor of the Estate of Lilia V. Bell, deceased, late of Chowan County, this is to notify all persons hav ing claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Edenton, North Carolina, on or before the 2nd day of May, 1958, or this notice will he pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate pay ment. This 2nd day of May, 1957. F. W. BELL, Administrator of Lilia V. Bell Estate, j May 3,9,16,23,30,Ju6c j NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION ! Having qualified as executors of j the Estate of Jennie P. Vann, de -1 ceased, late of Chowan County, ! North Carolina, this_is to notify j all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to ex hibit them to the undersigned at Edenton, North Carolina, on or be fore the 18th day of April, 1998, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This 18th day of April, 1957. MYRA VANN HOLLAND AND R. C. HOLLAND, Executors of Estate of I Jennie P. Vann ' Apr18,25,May2,9,16,23pd