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SOCIETY NEWS
Attends Funeral
Mrs. Katherine Holton at
tended the funeral of Mrs.' Ben
Bougias in Charlotte. She re
turned byway of Winston-Sal
em to visit her daughter, Miss
Fiances Holton.
Week-end Here
- Jesse Berry and daughter,
Janie and mother, Mrs. Zena i
Berry of Arlington, Va., spent
the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. William White. j
Norfolk Visitors |
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Atkinson!
•f Norfolk spent the week-end j
With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I
Jessie Spruill.
“O'
Attend District Meeting
Mrs. E. L. Ward, Mrs. -W. C.
Moore, Mrs. John Bond and ‘
■Mrs. B. G- Willis attended the 1
district meeting of the WSCS at
the First Methodist Church in
Elizabeth City Tuesday
Week-end In Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Deßlois|
spent the week-end in Norfolk,
Va., visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sid
ney Cobb.
O
Sunday In Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Britt
tpent Sunday in Baltimore, Md.
Week-end Hare
Mrs. Sara Everett of Nor-|
folk, Va, spent the week-end j
with her mother, Mrs. R. H. I
Hurdle.
Visiting In Roanoke Rapids j
Mrs. Henry Hassell is spend
ing the week in Roanoke Rap
ids with her nephew and fami
ly, Mrs. Gilbert Watson.
Week-end With Parents
M r - and Mrs. Paul Kube and
daughter, Karen of Portsmouth,
Va, spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Edwards.
Visiting Daughter
Mrs. Garland Eatman of Wil
son is spending a few days with
her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Atkinson, Jr.
Week-end With Sister
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Echols of
Norfolk, Va, spent the week-i
epd with her sister, Mrs. Jesse-,
tiarrell.
Returns Home
Dr. A. E. Gustavson has re
timed to Orlando, Fla, after
spending the week-end with
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Hardin.
Attending Medical Meeting
Dr. and Mrs. Roland Vaughan
are in Las Vegas, Nevada, at
tending a medical meeting.
Week-end At Burgaw
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Chesson,
Jr, and sons, Bill and Earl,
spent the week-end in Burgaw >
with Mr. Chesson’s brother and ‘
Sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs.
Francis Chesson. Accompany
ing them as far as Burgaw was,
Mrs. W. J. P. Earnhardt who i
visited her son. W. J. P. Earn
hardt, Jr, in Wilmington. All
attended the Azalea Festival j
during their visit.
Returns Home
Mrs. Charles H. Shaw return
ed to her home in Greensboro;
Sunday after a two-week visit
with her mother, Mrs. W. M.
Morgan.
Visits Parents
State Highway Patrolman H.
T. Hollowell, Jr, stationed at |
Roseboro, N. C, visited his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hollo
well, Sr, of Tyner last Wed
nesday.
Hampton Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Cobb and
children and Mrs. C. D. Webb
of Hampton, Va, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Ina Munden and oth- -
er friends. Mrs. Webb remain- :
ed over for a few days visit
with her sister.
TO THE VOTERS OF
Chowan County
I hereby announce my candidacy
for
County Representative
Subject to the Democratic Primary
Saturday, May 26, 1962
YOUR SUPPORT AND VOTE WILL BE
L GREATLY APPRECIATED!
B. Warner Evans
Week-end At Nags Head
■’ Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Chestnutt
i spent the week-end at Nags
■ Head.
Rocky Mount Visitors
Mrs, S, J. Britt and Johnny
Britt of Rocky Mount spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
William White.
Week-end In E.'en'on
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Berry of
I Arlington, Va, spent the week-j
end in Edenton visiting rela-
I tives and friends.
I
Greensboro Visitor
i J. C. Farmer of Greensboro 1
is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. j. Farmer.
Returns Home
Mrs. H. T. Layton has return
-1 home from Winston-Salem where
she has been visiting her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
| Mrs. Melvin Layton.
Elizabeth City Visitors
Mrs. Tommy Manning and
children of Elizabeth City spent
Sunday with Mrs. H. T. Lay-j
ton.
U
Week-end Here
I Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Layton
and family of Winston-Salem
j spent the week-end in Edenton
| visiting friends and relatives.
Sunday In Washington
I Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Manning
I spent Sunday in Washington,
IN. C, visiting Mr. Manning’s
mother, Mrs. M. C. Manning.
GUEST SPEAKER
Mrs. Emily Badham Coxe of
Darlington, S. C, daughter of
Mrs. R. P. Badham of Edenton,
was well received as guest
speaker at a meeting of the
Atlanta Branch of the National
League of American Pen Wo
rn qn recently. Mrs. Coxe, who
wrote “Mother of the Maid,” is
becoming well known as a lec- 1
turer. She will speak May 51
at the Annual Alumni Luncheon
at St. Mary’s School in Raleigh.
Shelton W. Moore To
Attend Convention
i
Shelton W. Moore of the l
Eden Motel in Edenton, will at-!
tend the regional convention of!
Quality Courts United, Inc, j
April 15-16 at the Hotel Bar
ringer in Charlotte, N. C.
With over 30,000 units among 1
its 605 independently owned
and operated member motels, i
Quality Courts is the largest as- j
soeiation of its kind in the coun- j
try. The members are located
in all states east of the Missis
sippi and eastern Canada.
The association is dedicated, to
. maintaining rigidly high stand
-1 ards of operation. Last year
nearly 15 per cent of the entire
membership was dropped for,
; such reasons as obsolescence, i
j poor housekeeping and poor j
management.
B. Warner Evans
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Continued from Page 1, Section 1
ty he was appointed to the Cho-1
wan County Board of Education j
and served on the Chowan j
County Highway Commission
until it was discontinued when J
the state took over the roads, j
He also served for several years -
as chairman of Chowan District
School Committee.
Mr. Evans was chairman of j
the Chowan County Democratic j
Executive Committee prior to j
the present chairman, Lloyd j
Griffin. He is a charter mem
ber of the Edenton Rotary Club. J
Evans is married to the form-:
er Miss Irene Stanley of Ker-1
nersville.
TRY A HERALD CLASSIFIED j
ffHE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON. WORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY, APRIL/13. 1962.
Sorority President ]
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MISS PATRICIA WAFF
An Edenton student. Miss
Patricia Waff, has been elected
president of Gamma Sigma
Chapter of Kappa Delta Sorority
at East Carolina College.
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i Lunch Room Menu
Menus at Chowan High School
lunch room for the week be
ginning April 16 will be as fol
lows:
Monday. Milk, spiced ham,
pimento cheese sandwich, pota
to salad, green butter beans,
rolls, butter, peach cobbler.
Tuesday: Mine, meat loaf
and gravy, turnip greens, sweet
pickle relish, steamed rice, rolls,
butter, French apple cobbler.
Wednesday: Milk, baked ham,
string beans, toss salad, baked
potato, rolls, butter, strawberry
shortcake.
Thursday: Milk, chicken pan
pie, Spanish peas, pineapple
salad, cranberry sauce, rolls,
butter, jello with fruit.
Friday: Milk, fish sticks, cole
slaw, blackeye peas, potato
sticks, hushpuppies, lemon pud
ding.
NOTICE!
of Edenton
wllTbe
OPEN
FRIDAY
NIGHTS
and
Saturday
NIGHTS
TIL
7
Starting
THIS
FRIDAY
NIGHT
Miss Patricia Waff Elected As
E. Carolina Sorority President
Miss Patricia Waff of East
Carolina College has recently
been elected to serve as the
1962-63 president of Gamma
Sigma Chapter of Kappa Delta.
Sorority. Succeeding the pre-1
vious president, Katherine Ray- 1
nor, Patricia assumed her du- (
ties in March.
Kappa Delta, a soc;al sorority
was founded in 1897 at Long
wood College in Farmville, Vir-;
ginia. It exists for the forma
tion of sisterly love among its
members; the encouragement of
literature and education, social
mterests, and charitable pur
poses. Gamma Sigma is among
six chapters in North C"
and among 102 in the United
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\ GRADE A CAROLINA WHOLE 12-oz. Jesse Jones
djp?'' ■■ \M *■ n « ii m FRANKS
4||rF RY E R S.. .1b.25c s oq.
Limited -One Fryer with Each One Dollar Purchase of Other Merchandise * Jr W
X-LB. SIGNAL LEAN, TENDER FRESH (CENTER CUT) ~, _ _
SAUSAGE PORK CHOPS.. Jb. 55c bacon
i m 12-lb. average gwaltney’s country brand m
25-Lb. Harrell’s Pure 46-oz. Hi-C 10-Lb. Cream Self-Rising No. 303 Red Glo
■ m GRAFF & ORANGE « B H
LARD drink FLOUR Tomatoes
$2.99 can 29cbag 99c|tan 11c
Free Giant Box Fab -81 c Value Quarts Easy Monday Pillsbury, Puffin, Ballard
.I'"' TonT REFILLS BLEACH BISCUITS
each $2.00 bot. 15c 3 (ans 2sc
fifc SS!*-** ORANGES each 3c
Bird Effss ok? 25c Large Crisp Firm Top Quality
, LETTUCE head 19c
££.' Baby Food tjarsßc
Idaho Valley Kraft’s B-oz. Bottle AIIIAkIC I
French Dressing 27c UHIUIP.... hafl 2J(
IWD.IW
Turnip Greens Black Pepper '....can25c AZALEAS bloom
9 30-inch Average (in bud)
j - •’ ' 6V4-oz. Sunshine Balled with Burlap
reg. size (5c °ff) Cheez-It Crackers Bride’s Maid IIP*
I r^-1» I AZALEAS $249 If
I II l 111 l Saturday
ftft H| H ■■ HLjHLHftRH . yHBF fhices effective through Saturday, april 14. 1902.
States.
, Patricia, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Waff, is a soph
omore art education major at
, East Carolina. Her other ac
| tivities include secretary of the
'Art Club; Junior art advisor,
, Buccaneer yearbook staff, Bap
j tist Student Union, Freshman
Dorm counselor, Dean’s list, and
a college marshal for 1962-63.
EASTERN STAR MEETING
Edenton Chapter No. 302, Or- 1
der of the Eastern Star, will
meet Monday night, April 16, at j
8 o’clock. Mrs. W. P. Good-1
win, worthy matron, is very
anxious to have a large attend-!
anee. ! !
| Two Edentonians Get
Teaching .Assignment
East Carolina College’s stu
dent teaching program for the
spring quarter includes 226
■ seniors who are conducting
classes in more than thirty pub-.
1 lie schools in Eastern North,
'. Carolina. Eighty-five are do- 1
•| ing work in the primary and
’ I grammar grades, 122 in high.
■ schools, and nineteen are teaoh*
1 ing either art or music at all
', grade levels.
Os the total number of stu
dents participating in the pro
giam 220 are from North Caro-j
I ina, and six are from other i
states.
i Assignments of seniors at the'
| cr’ilege who are now gaining ex-|
perience as classroom instruc-l
j tors have been announced byj
■ Dr, J. L. Oppelt, director etf stu
a. ->r-i n II
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t dent teaching at East Carcftina.
t! Students who are teaching
I from Chowan County, listed
' with their teaching assignments,
are. Delores L. Barrow of
| Edenton, Wahl-Coates Labora
' tory School on the campus, 4th
'• graide; Grace H. Whiteman of
' | Edenton, Belvoir-Falkland High
I I School, home economics.
•j
| Roper Youth Enlists
For Marine Training
Carroll Gordon Livingston,
Jr., of Route 1, Roper, has en
listed in the Marine Corps 120
| Day Delay Program and will
I leave for Parris Island, South
Carolina on June 25 for train
ing.
| Livingston, a senior at Cres
jwell High School, is the son of
I ivir. and Mrs. Carrol G. Living- j
ston, Sr., of Roper,. N. C.
Local Boy Promoted *
In College AF-ROTy
Clinton Woodrow Slades &
Route 1, Edenton, -a mathemat
ics major at East Carolina Col
lege, has been promoted to tWe
rank of Cadet A/1C in the 600th
AF ROTC Cadet Group at ft* t
college.
A sophomore at East Carolina,
he is the son of C. W.
Sr., of Route 1, Edenton.. > .
INFANT DIES
David Lee Copeland, infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie
Lee Copeland, died Friday night
of last week.
Funeral services were held
Sunday at the graveside in
Beaver Hill Cemetery. 'flhe
Rev. Henry Napier officiated.
TRY A HERALD CLASSIFIED