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SOCIETY NEWS
Maryland Visitors
Mrs. G. L. Walden, Ronnie
Summers and Wiss Walden of
Hyattsville, Md., spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. H.
Z. Moyers*
Recuperating
The Rev. Frank Cale of South
Boston, Va., is spending the j
week with his brotherin-law and I
sister. Mr. and Mrs. Benny Bate
man, while recuperating from a
recent illness.
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Week-end Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Porter
and son, Frankie, of South Nor-1
folk, spent the week-end in
Eden ton visiting Mr. and Mrs.'
V. E. Tynch and Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Williams, Sr.
Greensboro Visitors
Mrs. W. H. Womble, Susan
and Bill, from Greensboro are
visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Wheeler. 1
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Week-end Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gardner had
as their guests over the week
end, Mr. and Mrs. George Mad-J
drey of Windsor.
Visit Virgirtia Gardens
Among those visiting the gar
dens in and around Richmond
during Virginia Garden Weekj
were Mrs. L. A. Patterson, Mrs. 1
J.. W. Davis and Mrs. John
Wood.
Touring Abroad
Mrs. W. S. Harney sailed from
New York Tuesday for an ex
tended visit abroad. While away
she will visit Selby Harney in|
Holland and Capehart Harney I
M Rome, Italy.
Students On Tour
The eighth graders of John
A. Holmes High School spent
Friday visiting points of inter
est in Raleigh and Durham.
Accompany Students
Mrs. Noah Goodwin, Jr., Mrs.
Thomas Byrum, Mrs. Frank |
Holmes, Mrs. Linwood Daven-I
port, Mrs. Alice Belch and Mrs.!
Rebecca Overman went with
the eighth graders to Raleigh.
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Installs Officers
Mrs. J. M. Thorud was in
Manteo Tuesday to install the
®ew officers of the Manteo Wo
man’s Club.
In Florida
Dr. and Mrs. Ed Bond are in
Sliami, where Dr. Bond is at
tending a medical convention
for internal specialists.
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Here For Week-end
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Watkins of
Oxford and Mr. and Mrs. Pat
Flannigan of Fuquay Springs,
visited Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
Schuman over the week-end.
Morehead City Visitor
C. D. Stewart of Morehead
City was a visitor in Edenton
Tuesday afternoon. ,
Attend Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brit- !
ton attended the Britton wed
ding in Ahoskie Tuesday.
Visiting Grandparents
Little Miss Patricia Bond and
Master Gris Bond are in Chapel
Hill visiting their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Phipps.
Plymouth Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Brit
ton of Plymouth visited Mr. and
Mrs. G. E. Cullipher Sunday.
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Week-end In Raleigh
Mrs. Kathryn Holton and son,
David, spent the week-end in
Raleigh.
Visit In Elizabeth City
Mrs. W. E. Malone and Mrs.
A. F. Downum visited in Eliza
beth City Monday.
Visit In Newport News
Mr. and Mrs. Nick George
visited Mrs. Bill Belch and fam
ily in Newport News Sunday.
Attend Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Harrell
attended a wedding in Richmond
Saturday.
Week-end Visitor
Miss Mary Mac Holmes of
Rocky Mount was in Edenton
for the week-end.
At Nags Head
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Schuman
and family are at Nags Head
this week.
Visit In Georgia
Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Bunch,
Janet and Sandra spent the
week-end in Augusta, Ga.,
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Bunch.
COLONIAL CLUB MEETS
The Colonial Home Demon
stration Club met on April 27,
at Hotel Joseph Hewes with 12
members present.
The meeting was opened by
singing “This Is My Father’s
World.’ The devotional period
was led by Miss Harriet Leary.
Her topic was “A House or a
Home. ’ She based her thoughts
nn the Scripture reading of
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON. NORTH CAROLINA* THURSDAY, MAY 11, IMI.
i I Five Generations]
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Above is pictured five genera
tions. In center is Solomon
Miller. 86, and back of him at
left is his daughter, Mrs. P. J.
Warner. Beside Mrs. Warner is
her daughter, Mrs. Madison Phil
lips. At bottom left is Mrs. Ma
rie Cool, daughter of Mrs. Phil
lips, and the youngster is Terrie
Marie Cool, daughter of Mrs.
Cool.
Matthew 7:24-27.
Miss Pauline Calloway, home
economics agent, gave a demon
stration on “Inner Facings and
Linings”. She showed samples
of different kinds of materials
suitable for facings and linings
explaining why some were bet
ter to use than others.
Miss Calloway reminded the
members of the music festival
to be held at Chowan High
School on April 30th and the
tour to New Bern to visit Gov
ernor Tryon’s Palace on May 3
Both of these being a part of
special events to be held dur
ing National Home Demonstra
ion Club Week.
Mrs. Hazel Byrum gave a re
oort on foods and nutrition.
The meeting closed with the
members repeating together the
Club Collect.
j Elementary School *]
Lunch Room Menu
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Menus at the Edenton Ele
mentary School lunch room for
the week of May 15-19 will be
as follows:
Monday: Weiners, weiner
rolls, toss salad, baked beans,
chocolate pudding, milk.
Tuesday: Beef and vegetable
pie, blackeye peas, fruit cup,
cornbread, butter, milk.
Wednesday: Chicken salad,
garden peas, potato chips, milk,
saltines, pineapple, butter.
Thursday: Baked ham, mash
ed potatoes, turnip greens, milk,
school baked rolls, apple pie,
■ butter.
Friday: Fish sticks, cole slaw,
potato salad, milk, cornbread,
cherry pie, butter.
New Books At
Local Library
A number of new biographies
, have been added to the Shepard-
I Pruden Memorial Library re
! cently. Among them are:
The Courage of Dr. Lister by
Iris Noble.
The Autobiography of Benve
nuto Cellini.
Mere Marie of the Ursulines
by Agnes Repplier. "
Henry David Thoreau by Jo
seph Wood Krutch.
Face To Face by Ved Mehta.
It Isn’t All Mink by Ginette
Spanier.
From Immigrant to Inventor
by Michael Pupin.
Better Than Working by Pat
rick Skene Catling.
Treat It Gentle by Sidney Be
chet.
The Story of San Michele.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Halsey
announce the birth of a son,
Frank Gray Halsey, Jr., born in
Chowan Hospital on Thursday,
May 4.
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m I II- Store Open Until 7:00 P. M. Friday
I II l 111 I P* M. Saturday
| Mrs. Patterson And
Mrs. Rosevear Win
In Bridge Marathon
The bridge marathon sponsor
ed by the Chowan Hospital Au
xiliary ended last week with
Mrs. L. A. Patterson and Mrs.
W. B. Rosevear claiming first
place and the $25 prize. Mrs.
Dick Goodwin and 'Mrs. R. Elton
Forehand came in second and
won the sls prize. The winners
in the closing rounds passed Dr.
Richard Hardin and Joe Thorud,
who clung to first place during
the greater portion of the race.
The 10 leading teams and their
scores at the end of the tourna
ment follow:
1. Mrs. L. A. Patterson and
Mrs. W. B. Rosevear, 94,930.
2. Mrs. Dick Goodwin and
Mrs. R. Elton Forehand, 92,230.
3. Joe Thorud and Dr. Richard
Hardin, 90,600.
4. N. J. George and Hiram
Mayo, 88,770.
5. Medlin Belch and 'C. A.
Phillips, 83,010.
6. Mrs. F. W. Hobbs and Mrs.
J. H. McMullan, 75,870.
7. Mrs. 11. A. Campen and Mrs.
A. M. Forehand, 75,440.
8. Mrs. George Hoskins and
Mrs. Albert Byrum, 73,160.,
9. Mrs. J. W. Davis and Mrs.
Earl Goodwin, 73,150.
10. Jesse Harrell and Dick At-,
kinson, 72,060.
New Automotive Club
Names Set Os Officers
By JUDY EVANS
The Chowan County Automo
tive Club for 4-H Club members
, held its first meeting May 2 at
, the Advance Community Build
jing. Dick Lowe and Carlton
Perry, leaders of the club, gave
a very Interesting talk on the
“Importance ol the Automobile
on Our Way of Life.” The auto
inspection bill was discussed. A
motion was made that the club
send a telegram to the State Leg
islature Representative favoring
the bill.
Officers were elected for the
new club. They are: President,
Ronnie Toppin; vice president
and reporter, Judy Evans, and
secretary-treasurer, Nelia Lowe
Other 4-H’ers attending the
, meeting were Joan Francis, Lin
da Byrum, Ray Evans, Kay
Bunch, Emmett Jones, Johnny
Winbonne, Jack Perry and Rich
ard Dixon. Harry Venters also
was present.
The second meeting of the Au
tomotive Club was held Thurs
day afternoon at Bill Perry’s
Service Station. Mr. Perry told
the group many good tips on car
keeping. He stressed that with
very little effort and relatively
small expense for supplies, a car
can be kept clean inside and
out and looking good no matter
how old or ntw. All nine 4-
H’ers, Mr. Venters and Miss
Catharine Aman enjoyed this
meeting with Bill Perry.
He'll Get The Cream
“I’m engaged in the dairy
business at present,” remarked
the lawyer.*
“You don't say!” ■ exclaimed
his friend, the doctor.
“Fact,” rejoined the legal light,
“I’m milking an estate.”
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