j County News
! St mbs. ROLAND EVANS
Miss Ann Phthisic 'celebrated
her 11th birthday on Saturday
with a party Saturday afternoon
at 2 o’clock at her heme. As
guests arrived, games wefe play
ed with Beth Keeter, Rachael j
Holmes and Jill White winning
prizes. Records were' played,
arid refreshments served.' The!
table was decorated with Christ
mas motif—red punch, red
cake, iced with green, nuts, |
mirits, candies and giftn were:
served. Those present were Beth!
Keeter, Jill White, Bonnie Flan-1
agan, Ann Keeter, Claire Cope- j
lanjl, Rachael Holmes,-l Julie
Habit, Jerry Evans, Mrs. Au-.
drey Keeter. Mrs. Hazel Keeter,
Miss Kathryn Ward. (
Mrs. Effie Evans’ family met
at Oak Grove Community House
Saturday night for a Christmas
O et-together. All kin<te>ef good
ies were served, presents were,
given out. A large number at
tended.
Lee Perry had dinner with
MrS, Baker Hollowell oh Christ
mas Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Evans
have gone to Florida this week.
Mrs. Camilla Driver and chil
dren went to Greenville during
the Christmas holidays,.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Bunch
and family visited Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Evans Christmas night.
Mr. and Mrs. Muriel Evans
and Dean of Portsmouth. Va.,,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Edward.
Evans during Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland,.Evans’
guests for dinner Christmas
evening were Mr. and Mrs. Cal
vin Keeter, Chris and Jeff, Mr.
and Mrs. Merritt Hoopfei", Jr., of I
Elizabeth 1 City; Mr. and Mrs.l
Claude Sawyer and Scottie of
Morehead City, N. C.; Miss Clau
dia Sawyer of Kinston;,Mr. and
Mrs. Stan Perry and Elaine and 1
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Perry of
Suffolk. After dinner*, gifts
were exchanged.
Sympathy goes out to the
Bass family.
Warner Evans is sick^
J. F. Phillips Ijas beerir in the
hospital.
Henderson Nixon V\„..still a
patient in the hospital.
Elbert Peeie has been in the
ho»Dital.
William Barrow is repOjrted as
being improved.
Gtrover Cale went to! Chapel
Hill for a check-up on Tuesday.
Roland Evans has been sick.
The Rev. and Mrs. R. N. Car-
PROPERTY MUST BE LISTED IN
JANU A R Y
NOTICE JS HEREBY GIVEN
That the List Takers for Chowan County will sit at the
following places at the times named, at which places and
in which mpntluall pyvjpefs and taxpayers are
required td the List Takers for taxation for the
yeap 1964'a1l Real Estate, Personal Property, etc., which
each one shall owwon the Ist day of January, 1965, or
shall be required to give in then. All male persons be
tween the ages of 21 and 50 years are to list their polls
during the same time. Return of property and giving in
of polls are required under penalty imposed by law.
FIRST TOWNSHIP
Listers: Mrs. Pattie S. Byrum ,
Mrs. Annie M. Hare
Monday through Friday 9 to 5 o’clock
Saturday 9 to 12 o’clock
Every Day First Floor Hotel Joseph Hewes Building
SECOND TOWNSHIP
Lister: Henry Bunch
January .5, 12, 19, 26 Bunch’s Store, Center Hill
January 6 Earl Smith’s Store, Rocky Hock
January 13 ... W. L. Miller’s Store
January 27 r .. C. C. Nixon’s Store
; ; At Horne All Other Days Except
| «? Saturday Afternoons
THIRD TOWNSHIP
Lister: T. A. Berryman
January 9, 16, 2f, 30 L. C. Briggs, Gliden
January 7, 21, 28 H. R. Peele’s Store, Ryland
B-. ... i; Rylatnd Pbst Office
All Other Days
TOWNSHIP
Vard Hoskins
H. A. Perry’s Store
!• % J<N 23, 30)
— ii - A. Perry’s Store
6,* 13,>20, 27)
-r-r-’r H. A. Perry’s Store
mother Days .
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Physicians To Hold
Series Os Meetings
Continued from P*g« 1. Section i
sated jointly by the First Dis
trict Medical Society, the Uni
versity of North Carolina School
of Medicine and the UNC’ Exten
sion Division.
i A similar course for nearly
600 phys.cians in 19 other North
Carolina counties will open on
j January 14 at the Country
I Squire Restaurant at Kenans
ville. Sponsors are the Duplin
I County Medical Society, the
j UNC School of Medicine and the
UNC Extension Division.
The first speaker for the six
! meeting series will be Dr. Vic
tor C. Vaughan 111, chairman of
the Department of Pediatrics at
the Temple University School of
, Medicine in - Philadelphia, Pa.
He will discuss advances in the
treatment of upper respiratory
infections and the treatment of I
children with wheezing, cough
ing asthma.
The weekly meetings in Eden
ton will include physicians from
Bertie. Beaufort, Camden, .Cho
wan, Currituck, Dare, Gates,
Hertford, Hyde, Martin, North
ampton. Pasquotank. Perouim
ans. Tyrrell and Washington
Counties in North Carolina and
members of the Tri - County
Medical Society in Suffolk. Va.,
and the Princess Ar n County
Medical Society in Norfolk, Va.
Attendance at the Kenansville
medical meetings will be drawn
from Bladen, Carteret, Craven,
.Cumberland, Duplin. Edgecombe.
I Greene, Harnett, Johnston, Le
noir. Jones. Nash, New Hanover,
Onslow, Pamlico, Pitt, Sampson,
Wayne and Wilson Counties.
| Cantata Repeated At
Rocky Hock Church
Continued from Page L Section 1
and Young People at 9:00 P. M„
in the Educational Building of
the Church.
Beginning at 11:15 P. M., a
New Year’s Watch Night Service
is- planned which is to be held
in the church sanqtuary. An in
vitation is extended to anyone
wishing to attend this service. I
All choirs are requested to be
at the church by 7:30 P. M.,
for necessary preparation.
roll went home for Christmas.
Mrs. Annie Leary was a visit
or of Mrs. Elizabeth Ralph of
Corapeake on Christmas Day. -
Miss Sandra Cale spent the
holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Cale.
BPBHW. Mom CABOUMA. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1961,
Miss Margaret Anna Zuraw Becomes
Bride Os Leslie Howard Phipps Dec. 19
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Miss Margaret Anna Zuraw
became the bride of Leslie How
ard Phipps at 7 P. M., rites on
Saturday, December 19. The
candlelight ceremony was con
ducted by the Rev. John W. Long
in Tabernacle Baptist Church in
New Bern.
Mrs. Phipps is the daughter
of Mrs. Marjorie Fender of
Havelock and Ignoce Zuraw of
North Adams, Mass. Mr. Phipps’
parents are Mrs. Olivia Harrell
of Edenton and the late Howard
Phipps.
I Traditional wedding music was
played with Mrs. Leroy Alligood,
organist and Dr. Roy A. Miller,
Jr., soloist. He sang ‘O Perfect
Love” and “The Wedding Pray
er”. ?
The church was beautifully
decorated vyith palms, baskets of
white glads and mums, pyramid
candelabra and pews marked
with ribbon and wedding bells.
The bride was given in marri
age by her uncle, Joseph Zuraw
of Hadley, Mass,
j She was pretty in a gown with
‘ lace bodice and scalloped neck
line. The sleeves came to points
over the hands and the skirt of
the gown was tulle and lace.
I The front of the lovely gown
' had four tiers of tulle with lace
and the back was all lace. Se
! quins were scattered on the
! gown’s lace.
| The bride carried a white or
chid atop'St,Bible showered jjrith.
stephanotis. Her a
pearl pendant given to her by
the bridegroom and a‘.diamond
heirloom ring.
Miss Drenda Paul of New
Bern was maid of honor. Her
gown was of gold brocade and
was hell shaped. It had elbow
length sleeves,- matching shoes,
[ CIVIC CALENDARj
C6niinued from Page 1, Section 1 j
Rocky Hock Community Center
Wednesday afternoon. January
6 at 2 o'clock. j
Chowan Hospital Auxiliary
will meet Monday moaning,
January 4, at 10:30 o'clock at
the Parish House.
March of Dimes campaign will
begin in Chowan County Friday,
January 1 with a goal of $2,500.
Edenton Chapter No. 302, <Or>
der of the Eastern Star, will
meet Monday night, January 4,
at 8 o'clock.
Edenton Band Parents Asso
ciation will meet Monday night.
January 4, at 8 o'clock in* the
-hand room.
Ed Bond Post No. 40 of the
American Legion will meet
Tuesday night. January 5, at 8
o'clock.
Polio clinics Will be held in
Chowan County Sunday. Janu
ary 10 from noon to 5 P. M.
The clinics Witt bo baM at the
Edenton armory. Chowan High
School. White Oak School and
St. John's Community Cantor.
The combined choirs of Roqky
Hock Baptist Church will repeat
the Christmas contain "Lore
Transcending" on Now Year's
Eve, December 31 at 8 o'clock
at B>a church.
A NSw Year's watch night ser
▼ice will be held at ttocfey lie*
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glovelets, and crown veil. She
carried one long stemmed mum,
tinted to match her dress.
The only bridesmaid was Miss
Carol Phipps of Edenton, sister
of the bridegroom. She wore a
'beige bell shaped dress with
Jacket, elbow length sleeves,
'matching shoes, glovelets and a
crown veil. She, too, carried
a long stemmed mum, tinted to
match her dress.
The junior bridesmaid was
Miss Evelyn Harrell, sister of
[the bridegroom. Her dress was
of light green brocade, bell shap
ed, v/ith a jacket, elbow length
sleeves, matching shoes, glove
! lets and crown veil. Like the
other attendants she carried a
| single mum.
,' For the wedding, the bride’s
mother chose a light blue dress
I and blue accessories and a white
carnation corsage. Mrs. Harrell
* selected a Navy blue dress and
black accessories for her son’s
wedding. Her corsage was of
white carnations. '
John G. Mallard of New Bern
was Mr. Phipps’ best man. Ush
ers were Leo Boucher and Rob
ert Murdock, Jr., both of New
Bern.
A cake cutting was held at 8
P. M., December 18 at the
church.
Mrs. Phipps is a graduate of
Tennessee Preparatory School in
Nashville, Tenn., and is employ
ed Jr., pr
New Bern.
Mr. Phipps, who is a graduate
of John A. Holmes High School
in Edenton, is employed by
j Sears, Roebuck and Company in
New Bern.
Following their honeymoon,
the couple will reside in New
Bern.
(meeting Monday morning, Janu
ary 4, at 9 o'clock in the Court
House.
Free training courses for sle-
I nographers and automobile me
chanics are scheduled lo begin
, in Edenton Monday. January 18.
j Officers of Unanimity Lodge
; No. T. A. F. 8c A. M., will be
instated tonight (Thursday) at
8 o'clock.
| Edenton Jaycees are seeking
nominations for the outstanding
young man of the year.
Automobile license tags for
1885 will go on sale Saturday,
January 2.
Edenton Lions Club will meet
Monday night at 7 o'clock at
the Edenton Restaurant.
Chowan Tribe of Red Men
will meet Monday night at 7:3C
o'clock.
William H» Coffield, Jr. Post
No. 9280. Veterans of Foreign
Wan. will meet Tuesday nighl
at 8 o'clock.
ROT ARIA NS MEET" JAN. 7
Edenton Rotarians, who have
called off their meeting today
(Thursday) will meet Thursday
afternoon of next week, January
7 at 1 o’clock at the Parish
House. President West / Byrum
expresses the hope that the first
meeting in the new year will
register a 100 per cent attend
ance.
MASONS MEET TONIGHT
A stated communication of
Unanmity Lodge No. 7, A. F. &i
A. ML, will be held tonight
i (Thursday) at 8 o’clock. At this
Inwetihg offers for the year
1985 will bu installed, so that
a large crowd is expected td at-
Rates Are Reduced!
1 On Bridge-Tunnel
Change Corrects In
eqpities Says C. of
C. President
The Chesapeake Bay Bridge
and Tunnel Commission has an
nounced immediate toll rate
changes effective January 1, giv
ing lower rates to trucks with
five axles, from $16.00 to $13.00
it is reported by Alton Elmore,
president of the Edenton Cham
ber of Commerce. Rates on four
axle trucks go down from $13.00
to $12.00.
Recommendations to reduce
rates followed a study called for
[in the bond trust identure that
I governs operation of the 17,6-
mile crossing between the Vir
ginia mainland and the Deimar-I
[va Peninsula.
“The changes correct some in
equities in the toll structure,”
according to Elmore. “The low
er rates should result in increas
ed vehicular traffic over this fa-!
| cility, to and through Edenton,”!
he pointed out. “Station wagons]
and carry-alls registered as com- j
mercial vehicles and previously
charged $5.00, now will be classi-l
fied as passenger vehicles and j
charged the basic rate of $4.00
for car and driver. They also
I become eligible for a combina
tion toll rate with the Hampton
Roads Bridge-Tunnel.
“Although the toll for pickup
trucks, panel trucks and delivery]
vans remains at $5.00, these ve- j
hides along with the station]
you SAVINGS the >ik, of
which you have never seen before, during our 13th Month Clearance Sale. One trip
to our modern store and you will wonder just how we have done it. Yes, prices have
been marked down, down, down!
Here is just a sample of wind we mean:
Reg. $139.95 Kingsdown
HP 4P" . sAMiufl.-
Sofa - Sleeper
All Foam
Now $69
Regular $96.50
Recliners
Heavy Naugahyde:
Full Foam.
Now' SSB
5-Pc. Dinette
Plastic Table and
4 Chairs
Now $29
Reg. $89.95 Lane
Cedar Chest
Mahogany or Cherry
Now $39
Plastic Top.
Student’s Desk
2-Drawer: Walnut
Now sl6
Large Selection Sunbean
TOASTERS
FRY PANS
COFFEE
PERCOLATOR
Now 25% off
Regular $129.95
Ea. Am. Swivel
Foam Skirt
Now $54
FREE PARKING . . . CONVENIENT TERMS
REMEMBER OUR EARLY AMERICAN GALLERY.. MASURY PAINT
COLONIAL FURNITURE COMPANY
W. Water Street BMentoKp'c
wagons and cany-aiis get a big
break if pulling utility, camp or,
boat trailers less than 21 feet,
in length, Elmore added. “Until
now their toll has been SIO.OO
or $13.00, depending on whether
the trailer had one or two axles.
As of January 1, they will pay
their base vehicle rate of $4.00
or $5.00„ plus SI.OO for a single
axle trailer or $2.00 for a two
axle trailer.”
Elmore noted that truck op
erators like to use the coastal
route served by the Bridge-Tun
nel because, it enables them to
avoid hills, traffic congestion
and freezing weather conditions.
It offers a distance saving of
some 55 miles on truck runs
between eastern Virginia-North
Carolina and Philadelphia-New
York-New England, and on all
runs a time saving of two hours
over the old ferry crossing. For
many trucks the time saving
can mean an additional run each
week with the same equipment.
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T .. X M PROOF
$ 0 25
BZ PINT |
SOSO
O FlF ™ j
DISTILLED FROM GRAIN
LAIRD & CO., SCOBEYVIUE, N. J.
Regular $119.95
Wing Chair
Traditional Print; Foam.
Now $57
Reg. $259.95 Duo-Therrn
Oil Heaters
65.000 BTU
Now 8188
Reg. $219.95 Solid Cherry
Triple Dresser
WITH MIRROR
8 Drawers, 60"
Now Xl.'if!
Regular $59.95
Ea. Am. Chair
Foam and Print
Now $57
4-piece Maple
Bedroom Suite
Double Dresser, Mirror,
Chest, Poster Bed.
Non SB9
Double or Single
Odd Beds
Maple or Mahogany
Poster Beds
Now S2B •
Large Group
Lamps
Some Pairs; Some Odd
Now 50% off
Snowden C. Mills Dies
After Lengthy Illness
Snowden Calvin Mills, 79, died j
Monday night at 11 o’clock at l
his home on West Queen Street
after an illness of one year. A
native of Pitt County, he lived i
in Edenlon for the past 58 years.
He was a son of the late Rich
ard A. and Sophia Taylor Mills.
I He operated a barber shop in
Edenton for many years until he]
retired several years ago due to
failing health. He was a menj
ber of the Edenton Baptist
Church and Unanimity Lodge
No. 7, A. F. & A. M., and wasj
a past master of the lodge. '
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.'
FOR SALE!
F'>m*‘beclroom house. Central heat,
214 !laths. Half bloek from Broad
Sti :?l.
Priced right for quick sale
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ROBERT B. SMITH
Phone 482-2350 Edenton, N. G
Regular $149.95
Sofa
Choice of Colors;
Foam Cushions.
Now SB9
Pair of Chairs
French Provincial:
Gold Beige
2 for $59
Sylvania
19-in. Television
Table Model with stand.
Full Guarantee.
Now $l3B
2-piece
Sofa and Chair
100% Nylon: Foam Back
and Seat: Reg. $249.95
2 PIECES
Now $l3B
Regular $359.95
3-Pc. Sec. Sofa
Rubber Cushion and
Back; Skirt.
Now sll7
Regular $217.95
Ea. Am. Sofa
Red Print, 3 Cushions
Skirt.
Now $97
Regular $89.95
Kings. Mattress
Now $44
Annie C. Mills; a son, Snowden
C. Mills, Jr., of Hampton, Va.;
; Mrs. Josephine M. Brown of Ra
'leigh; two. brothers, John B.
Mills and Mabe Mills, both of
'Grimesland, N. C.; a sister, Mrs.
i Henry Dixon of Washington, N.
iC., and two grandchildren.
A graveside service was held
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
i o’clock in Beaver Hill Cemetery.
- j The Rev. T. W. Allred, pastor
i of Rocky Hock Baptist Church,
officiated.
Nature will always maintain
;' her rights, and prevail in the
I end over any abstract reasoning
whatsoever.' —David Hume.
Reg. $299.95 Deluxe
Gas Range
Coppertone or Turquoise
Now $l9B
Reg. $196.50, Quality
Lounge Chair
AND OTTOMAN
All Foam with Skirt
2 pieces S9B
4-pc. Solid Brass
Bedroom Group
Regular $89.95
Now $25
Regular $89.95
Barl.-Back Chair
Rubber Cushion;
Sage Green; Skirt.
Now $49
Entire Selection
Pictures
Now 25% off
Lawson Sofa
Sage Green with 3 foam
Cushions and Skirl.
Regular $189.95
Now t S9B
Regular $199.95
Lawson Sofa
Brown with foam
and Skirt
Now $Bl
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Electric Iron
Regular $11.95
Now $6.88
Regular $56.50
Odd Sofa
Green Plastic.
Now $34
Regular $139.95
Lounge Chair
Scotchgard Beige;
Foam; Skirt
Now $47
Regular $39.95
Port-A-Crih
IT’S BEEN HERE
Now $5.98
Regular $399.95
Kelv. Freezer
17 Ft. No Frost
Now $248
Regular $189.95
Wring. Washer
Deluxe Wringer and
Pump; with timer
Now *97
Solid Cherry
Odd Chest
Now $57 •