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—SECTION TWO
Rady Pfamed
By Democrats
RALEIGH State Demo
cratic Chairman, J. Melville
Broughton, Jr., announced to
day that plans were complete
for ah old fashion democratic
rally to be held at the foot
ball Stadium in Kinston, Sep
tember 9, at 6:30 P. M., and
added, “I am happy to an
nounce that Governor Dan
K. “Sloore has agreed to be
the principal speaker on this
occasion.”
“We are interested in con
tinued democratic activity in
the eastern part of North
Carolina. Since the Vance-
Aycock Dinner is held in
Asheville, in the western part
of the state, we felt that it
Was appropriate to have such
a rally east of Raleigh. This
gives us a balance of activi
ties since the Jefferson-Jack-
Spn Dinner is held tradition
ally in Raleigh.”
ghairman Broughton furth
er*. ;added that the dinner
wJtyd consist of barbecue
arl'cT tickets would be sold
foMws2.oo each. This is not
a fund raising affair but an
'•csaSon f or a u democrats to
ge^Bgether.
jjjjflginai plans for the af
fajUgWere made for Septem
b however, conflicts
impossible. Coun
ty shSirmen and vice chair-
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43 Local Golfers Set
For Annual Club Event
Forty-three golfers quali
fied for play in the annual
Chowan Golf and Country
Club tournament which got
under way this week.
Paul Lassiter, golf pro at
the club, said there are five
flights with matches being
played each week for four
weeks. The finals, which in
clude 36 holes, will be play
ed during the two weeks fol
lowing match play.
Tom Bass won medalist
honors with a 36-hole quali
fying score of 154. Phil
Harrell was second with a
score of -56.
Cecil W. Fry is club cham
pion and did not have to
qualify for the tournament.
Lassiter said one of the
most improved golfers at the
club is Robert Ashley. In
last year's tourney Ashley
was in the fourth flight. This
year he will be playing with
the top golfers in the cham
pionship flight, having shot
the best round of his career—
a 79—during qualifying.
Parrings for the tourna
ment’s first round include:
Championship Flight
Cecil Fry and Floyd Friz
zell; Phil Harrell and Leo
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1965. ~ T '
Katkaveck; Tom Bass and
Robert Ashley; Joe ThorOd
and Bob Moore.
First Flight
Carlton Goodwin and Bruce
Jones; William Easterling and
Joe Crisanti; Allen Downum
and Hank Ehringhaus; Jim
Partin, Jr., and George Alma
By rum.
Second Flight
Jim Partin, Sr., and Lewis
Leary; Medlin Belch and
Henry Powell; Nathan Owens
and Joe Conger, Jr.; W. J. P.
Earnhardt, Sr., and Allen
Harless, Jr.
Third Flight
Ep Debnam and Dr. Rich
ard Hardin; Earl Goodwin
and Jack Douglas; Nick
George and Frank White; Dr.
Ed Bond and Ralph Parrish.
Fourth Flight
West Byrum and Dick Dix
on; Harry Venters and Wil
liam Privott; Leonard Small
and Joe Conger, Sr.
Fifth Flight
Jack Leory and Ernest Ke
hayes; Claude Griffin and
Oscar Duncan; W. J. P.
Earnhardt, Jr., bye.
Nature is a guest teacher,
if you care to take lessons.
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EDS EL F. LASSITER '
Duties Assigned
To Local Airman
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.
Airman Third Class Edsel F.
Lassiter, son of Mrs. Rade
K. Lassiter of 703 McMullan
Avenue, Edenton, has re
ceived his first permanent
U. S. Air Force duty as
signment after completing
basic military training at
Lackland AFB, Texas.
Airman Lassiter has been
designated for training and
duty as a personnel special
ist at Francis E. Warren
AFB, Wyoming. He becomes
a member of the Strategic
Ai r Command, America’s
long-range nuclear bomber
and missile force.
The airman is a 1964 grad
uate of John A. Holmes
High School.
Auditions Set
For Talent Show
The biggest audition show
ever staged in Eastern North
Carolina will be held Friday
night at National Guard ar
mory here. The show will
begin at 7:30 P. M.
Talent from throughout
this section of the state will
compete for a chance to per
form at the forthcoming Cho
wan County Fair.
The 16 top acts will com
pete at the fair for a free
trip to New York and a
chance to audition for the
Ted Mack Original Amateur
Hour.
The preliminary contest is
a first in this area and the
fair show is expected to be
an important part of this
year’s undertaking.
A small admission charge
will be made for the audi
tion.
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Robert Inglis has passed
the Red Cross Intermediate
Swimming Test. So what?
He’s only seven. ..
Mrs. Sheila V. Theiss, a
veteran swimfning instructor,
said young Robert is the
youngest swimmer she has
ever passed in this classifi
cation.
Robert ,son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Inglis, is definitely the
youngest swimmer in Cho
wan County to pass the de
manding test. It consists of
a five minute continuous
swim, 100 yards selected
stroke, diving, underwater;
swimming and dist an c e
swimming using the back
stroke and breast strbke. i /(.
“On behalf of the local,
chapter of the American Red
Cross and myself, I would
like to sincerely thank the
.parents who thought it im
portant to 'see that their
child learn to swim or im
prove his present skills,” Mrs.
Theiss said. “Without their
cooperation and interest we
would not have been able to
reach the more than 500 chil
dren that have participated
some time this summer in a
Red Cross program.
“Again, my thanks and it
has been a pleasure working
with your children.”
Dance Planned
At Teenage Club
There will be a dance at
the Teen-Age Club Friday
night with music by the
“Castaways”. Admission will
be sl.
This is the last night the
Teen-Age Club will be open
until school begins. It will
re-open on Saturday, Sep
tember 4.
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