PAGE FOUR : /LJzL CUKITtTPfI THftßt!' 1 ■ j Hospital Patients V 1,.- - r ■ — ' Visiting Hours 10 to 11 A. M., 2 to 4 P. M.. and 6 to 8 P. M. Children under 12 years ot age not permitted to visit patients. Patients admitted to the Cho wan Hospital during the week of September 15-21 were: White Mrs. Emma Ward, Hertford; Johnny Perry, Hobbsville; Mrs. Bertha Stallings, Belvidere; Mrs. Ernestine McCoy, Edenton; Mrs. Norma Williams, Roper; Master Elliott Leech, Edenton; Allen Ca hoon, Columbia; R. C. Holland, Edenton; Mrs. Gloria Huston, Creswell; Mrs. Edna Byrum, Ty ner; Mrs. Daisy Jordan, Tyner, Master Franklin Wyatt, Hertford; Mrs. Evelyn Harrell, Norfolk, Va.; Mrs. Frances Dahl, Edenton; Mrs. Lois Hobbs, Hobbsville; Mrs. Mary Smith, Eure; Mrs. Mary Jordan, Tyner; Gurnie C. Hobbs, Edenton; Mrs. Maude Lee, Merry Hill. Negro Annie Sawyer. Creswell; Willie Ryan, Edenton: Charlie Copeland, Edenton; Lucy Sharpe, Edenton: Lillian Hassell. Edenton; Virgie Whitehurst, Belvidere; Annie Mae Smith, Sunbury; Noia Overton, Tyner; Etta Mae Hathaway, Eden ton; Rose Marie Bryant, Eden ton. Patients discharged during the same week were: White Robert A. Beasley, Edenton: Oscar Bunch, Edenton; Mrs. Elsie' Goodwin, Edenton; Mrs. Jennie Arnold, Roper; Miss Arlene Mil ler, Hertford: Charles Fowler. Hertford; Mrs. Gilma Davenport, Creswell; Parker Copeland. Hert ford; Mrs. Erma Swain, Roper; Mrs. Marlene Upton, Plymouth; Mrs. Erma Ward, Hertford: John ny Perry, Hobbsville; Mrs. Bertha Stallings, Belvidere; Mrs. Ernes tine McCoy, Edenton; Mrs. Nor ma Williams. Roper; Master El l'ott Leech, Edenton; Mrs. Gloria Huston, Creswell; Master Frank lin Wyatt, Hertford; Mrs. Evelyn Harrell, Norfolk, Va.: Mnj. Fran ces Dahl, Edenton; Mrs. Edna Mae Byrum, Tyner. Negro Joseph Lightfoot, Hertford; An nie Sawyer, Creswell; Leathia Redmon, Edenton; Helen White, Hertford; Alonza Dail, Columbia; Willie Ann Riddick, Edenton; Dorothy Fleming, Edenton; Willie Ryan, Edenton; Lucy Sharpe, Edenton; Lillian Hassell, Edenton; Virgie Whitehurst, Belvidere; An nie Mae Smith, Sunbury. Births Births during the same week were: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hil ton Upton of Plymouth, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hassell of Eden ton, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Isaac By rum, Jr., of Tyner, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Thomas Jordan of Tyner, a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Whitehurst, Jr., of Belvi dere. a son; Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hobbs of Hobbsville, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Eugene Smith of Eure, a daughter: Pfc. and Mrs. Robert Norman Jordan of Tyner, a son: Mr. and Mrs. An thony Hathaway of Edenton, a son. Break up cliques, level wealth with honestv, let worth be judged according to wisdom, and we get better views of human ity. —Mary Baker Eddy. Mfij JTtw l rANOTHER HAPPY HOME WE'RE. BOORING, THE WIFE DEMANDS OUR GAS FOR COOKING /[, gaC' ELSE-^ WVfMS v '-V—SKSMBI II II mmm Democratic Rally Scheduled Be Held 111 Ahoekie Oct. 7th j With dates and places designat ed for Democratic Rallies in each of the 12 Congressional Districts the campaign of the Democratic Party'got under way last week in the hope of returning a full Dem ocratic slate to Congress and electing other Democratic officials throughout North Carolina. Arrangements have been com-j pleted with the 12 Congressional | candidates with respect to setting the dates for the Congressional rallies which the Democratic Caravan composed of State Demo cratic leaders and candidates will attend. The caravan will move about the State from place to place in chartered buses. Congressman Herbert C. Bon ner of the First District will have the first rally and he has set the date for Tuesday, October 7, at Ahoskie. The rally will be held at 5:30 o’clock in the afternoon and dinner will be provided for those assembled. Following the usual custom the program will be limited to one hour for the recog nition of local candidates and par ty officials and with key speech es by Congressman Bonner, Gov ernor Luther H. , Hodges, find United States Senator B. Everett Jordan, and brief remarks by par ty officials. 4-H County Council Planning Fair Booth The 4-H County Council held its monthly meeting on Septem ber 16, at the Chowan Communi ty Building. The meeting was called to order by the vice presi dent. Kay White. Devotion was given by Georgia Skinner and a poem was read by the vice presi dent. The group then sang “America” and the secretary read the minutes and called the roll with 20 being present. A discussion was held on the Chowan 4-H Council having a booth at the Chowan County Fair. It was decided that Dick Lowe. Georgia Skinner, Kay Lowe, Jack Perry and Kay White, along with the agents, plan the Council booth. After the business, the agents, R. S. Marsh and Miss Catherine Aman, led the group in recreation. Refreshments were served before the group adjourn ed. Mrs. Beulah H. Boyce Dies Monday Morning Mrs. Beulah Hollowell Boyce, 66, died Monday morning at 4 o’clock at her home in the Tyner section after an illness of two years. She was the widow of the late James N. Boyce. Surviving are a son, J. Cameron Boyce of Tyner; two daughters, | Mrs. Hilda Boyce Parker of Sun bury and Mrs. Myra Boyce Tuck er of Goldsboro; two brothers, R. C. Hollowell and A. L. Hollowell. I ms \ r '' v% . \ - «m uV Ll -ojPSSF-V s & 1 vv .V.' ■ ■ ■ -v .1- ■ THE 6HBWAf tfERALB. C9EXTM. NORTH CAJtOUIfA, fKOttDII SEPTEMBER 25, IfSJk , both of Tyner; a sister, Mrs. Ma-j ' mie H. Byrum of Suffolk and five grandchildren. ] She was a member of the Cen ter Hill Baptist Church, where funeral services were held Tues day afternoon at 3 o’clock. The pastor, the Rev. Henry Napier, of ficiated and buriatl was in the family cemetery near Center Hill. Pallbearers were Thurman Bunch, Carey Bunch, J. H. Hollo well, J. M. Boyce; Cecil Byrum, Ernest E. Boyce, C. T. Mansfield, and Hallet Hobbs, nephews of de- < ceased. Edenton Radar Man Commended l During ceremonies recently, Lt. Col. C. W. Boggs, Jr., Command ing Officer of Marine Air Base Squadron 14; NAAS, Edentoh, forwarded a letter of commenda tion to Master Sergeant Albert P. Eager, USMC. Eager received his letter from the Commanding Officer, Naval Air Technical Training Unit, Olathe, Kansas, for his outstand- I ing scholastic and military ach ievements while undergoing a course of instruction in technical maintenance of certain ground control approach (GCA) radar. Master Sergeant Eager gradu ated third in a class composed of Navy and Marine Corps personnel both enlisted and officer. Lt. Col. Boggs congratulated Captain Eugene L. Conroy, Offi cer-in-Charge of the GCA unit of which Sergeant Eager is assigned j Richard Davis Dies After Long IllnesF Richard Davis, 45, who has liv ed in Norfolk about five years died Monday morning at 2:53 j o’clock in the veterans hospital at Kecoughtan, Va., after an ill ness of three years. He was a veteran of World War 11. Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Davis; his wife. Mrs. Marie Riddick Davis; a son, Richard Davis, Jr.; two brothers O. B. Dav's of Hallsboro, N. C., and Eugene R. Davis of Warren ton; three sisters, AJrs. J. T. Pow ell erf Warrenton, Mrs. Clyde Cobbs and Mrs. Reuben Miller, both of Edenton. Funeral ,services were held Wednesday morning at 11 o’clock in the Protestant Chapel at the veterans hospital. Chaplain Har lan Tillbury,. a Navy chaplain of Norfolk and close friend of de ceased, officiated. A military funeral was held in the national j cemetery at Hampton, Va. CONGRATULATED During ceremonies in the office of Colonel Frank H. Collins, USMC, Commanding Officer at NAAS, Edenton, the Colonel con gratulated personnel of h's unit upon their recent promotions. They included Sergeant George I A. Fink, Jr., and Charles J. Step ic, Jr.; Corporals Kenneth R. Ra per, Joseph L. Jones, Jr., Wayne O. Loudermilk and Ross D. Ham- I montree. UPGood Neighbor” BsVJ Jk? f * .<4 MISS JANET BUNCH Along with 14 other high school students in this area. Miss Janet Bunch has been chosen as a guest of the Norfolk-Portsmouth Goo:' Neighbor Days Committee on September 27. Beech Fork Club Changes Meeting “Do you know your best colors' Does the color you wear really do something for you? Do you make the most of your hair, your skin, and eyes by wearing a color that is right for you?” These ques tions were asked by Miss MaMred Morris at the Beech Fork Home Demonstration meeting at the home of Mrs. Mattie Halsey. “Color plays an important part in your costume.” said Miss Mor ris. “Often if the style of a dress is flattering the whole effect can be lost if the color is unbecom ing. A good color scheme need: contrast of (1) hue, which gives a color its name, as red or green. (2) value, the quality which shows the amount of light and dark colors, as light and dark blue, (3) intensity, shows the I brightness or dullness of a color it as bright or dull red. It is im- I portant to combine right colors. fThe colors you wear even make ' your eyes look different.” An inspiring devotional was given by Mrs. Blanche Ober, fol lowed by Mrs. Lillie Saunders i leading in prayer. J The ■ business session was con " ducted by the president. It was decided to change the night of the meeting to the second Thurs ■ > day night of the month. The fed eration meeting was discussed and everyone urged to attend on Oc tober 10. A reading of the “Citi zenship Oath” was given by Mrs. Mattie Halsey. Miss Morris read an article on “Kissin’ Kin” and gave a quiz on “Do You Know The County Officials?” After the meeting the hostess served delicious refreshments carrying out the schfeme of au tumn leaves. Take away wealth, fame and social organizations, which weigh not one jot in the bal ance of God, and we get clearer views of Principle. —Mary Baker Eddy. TRY A HERALD CLASSIFIED CARD OF THANKS We are taking this means of expressing our thanks and deep appreciation to our friends in Edenton and elsewhere for the flowers, courtesies and express es of sympathy during the ill ness and death of our brother, Jake Muth. c THE MUTH FAMILY itTmemori anT~ In memory of Mother, Mrs. Linda Hollowell: Three and a half years have pass ed and gone, Since God took you away. It was so hard to give you up, Mother; But yet I know it had to be. Your suffering days are over; Your pain will be no more. I know your name is written On the list at Heaven’s door. Deep in my heart is a picture: Worth more than silver or gold; 't’s a picture of you, dear Mother, Where memories will never grow old. There is no one like a Mother, In this life or in th ; s land; None can give a cup of water Like Mother’s loving hand. —Daughter, Mrs. Rudy Parks c You • count on us : for dependable deliveries : ; of cleaner-burning : TEXACO FUEL CHIEF \ Heating Oil 0 You can count on uafor on-time delivery of fuel oil when you need it. And Texaco Fuel Chief Heating Oil is best for many reasons. 9 CLEANEST BURNING! Texaco Fuel Chief is the cleanest-burning oil you can * 0 buy. It burns completely—no wasted fuel. SMOKELESS, ODORLESS! No disagreeable odor—no smoke to smudge walls 0 and curtains. 0 NO DEPOSITS! Won’t leave harmful deposits on burners—saves repair Bills. 0 UNIFORM QUALITY! Ordinary fuel oils vary in quality from batch to hatch. • Texaco Fuel Chief is always the same-you get dependable, uniform beat. 0 / jo DEPENDABLE DELIVERYI You can count on our on-time delivery service. We schedule # deliveries so you never run short. 0 CAIL US TODAY-AND FOBGET ABOUT YOU* HBATiNG nOBUMSt 9 -JL * I 11 .... MJpA*ri g rill I fl D y t *!• V/V/i. vyiisi|{i cc ¥1- ■ * Legalj Notice North Carolina Chowan County. The undersigned, having quali fied as Administratrix of the Es tate of John Miller Privott. de ceased, late of Chowan County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to present them to the undersigned on or before the 25th day of September, 1959, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons in debted to said estate will please make immediate payment to the undersigned. This 22nd day' of September. 195 C. THELMA MAXWELL PRIVOTT, administratrix 5ept25,0ct2,9,16,23,30c North Carolina In The ■ Chowan County Superior Court' Bessie Perry Lyons. Plaintiff - vs. John Douglas Lyons. Defendant. NOTICE SERVING PROCESS BY PUBLICATION To: John Douglas Lyons. Take notice that A pleading seeking relief against you has been filed in the above entitled action. The nature of the relief being sought is as follows: Absolute di vorce based upon continuous sep aration between the parties for more than two years immediately preceding the institution of this action. You are required to make de fense to such pleading not later than November 15. 1958. and upon your failure to do so the party seeking service against vou will apply to the court for the relief 5 % New Car Loans Peoples Bank and 1 rust ( 10. Consumer Credit Branch :>l<) Sunlit Broad S'n ■! HH MOV \ (~ Member F. 1), I, C. sought. .. This 18th day of September, 1988. ! LENA M. LEARY. Ass’t Clerk Superior Court. sept2s.oct2,9,l6cwsp North Carolina. Chowan County. The undersigned, having quali fied as Executor of the Estate of W. W. Byrum, deceased, late of Chowan County, thjs is to noti fy all persons having claims against said estate to present them to the undersigned on or before the 25th day of September. 1959, of (his notiqe will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment to the undersigned. This 22nd day of September; 1950. WEST W. BYRUM. JR, Executor. 5ept25,0ct2,9,16.23.30c EXECUTRIX NOTICE Having qualified as Execuior for the estate of Vance Granby deceased, late of Chowan County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to ex hibit them to the undersigned at Edenton, North Carolina, on or before the 28th day of August, 1959, or this notice will be plead ed in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate pay ment. This Aueust 25th, 1958. REGINALD GRANBY. Executor of Vancy Granby Estate. . Aug2B.Sept4.U.lß.2s.oct2c When it • comes to money, enough is ehough—no than can enjoy • more. —Robert Southey. WkGUK; *_ __ eppiiTl’tv 3 thg,. perils of wealth except in becoming rich toward God., ,'j ' —Charted Simmons. Taylor Theatre » Edenton, N. C. Thursday and Friday. September 25-26 2(s «eete*.*iafeee* I H 6RESBHYPECK ■ »|iii ||l| Look v the qßr finest picture you ever ...js| hope to sec! u -*-• - TJS. llifflf OOAN |NS STEPHEN JHHhr HENRY SUVA ASOBEW DUGGAN »y HERBERT B. ■ SWOPE, Jr. HENRY KINGj^P” p. “up 1 mmm yordan COLOR by DE LUXE CinsmaScopE Saturday, September 27 Double Feature JOHN ASHLEY in “Hot Rod Gang” YyONNE° LIME in “High School Hellcats” SPECIAL SHOW 1:15 —25 c Set”xdj»v. September 27 ROBERT WAGNER and HOPE LANGE in “The True Storv Os Jesse Janies” Ch»Ot— NO. 1 “DICK TRACY’S G-MEN" Sund»v, Monday and Tu»«dav. BR.NO— and his own together for the first timel sPsf PATRICIA BRESLIN FAY HOLDEN lETTIDDY ROONEY ‘"’SSff* •Wednesday and Thursday, October 1-2 BURT LANCASTER in “From Here To Eternity” Coming ... Friday, October 3 FOUR DAYS ONLY They celled her."Meg«ie theCefl rnaafflMCß. uM Jack Carson-Judith Andbson m MCTROCOtOfc AW AVOW PaOOUCTtOM HI-WAY 17 Drive-In Theatre Edenton-Hertford Road Friday and Saturday. September 28-27 j! JERRY LEWIS in “Rock A Bye Baby” Technicolor Sunday. Se»*emh*r 28- JACK WEBB in L p “The D. I.” 1 1 •> l pMandav and Tuetday. 1 I lai'tlUl ii i 29-30 I I PfieilM* r I I WFT, STEH in. v. J “J 8 And AnyrioOSr 71 I MAGGIE HAW ta g|J “Girl In The Wood sill ■ md ThtiMdftVi ■ I Itypy***?* _******. •'• .■.. * T-*rd-«dor k.: * “M«rione I

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