THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA,
Merry Jpll News
By Mr, Ethel Wtnborae
Hftr. and Mrs. Leslie Willi
ford of Newport News wei4
the Thursday guests of Me.
and'Mrs. Joe White. «
and Mrs. Miles White,
were the Sunday night
gposts of Mr. and Mrs. Iw
W¥te. Ua'b
Mr. and Mrs. Miles White
wdre the Sunday night guests
of Mrs. E. J. Pruden, Sr, ?
iMr. and Mrs. Tom BissetteM
and daughter of Wilson spent
last weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Smithwick. •' |
Mrs. Rufus Baker his beat
a patient in the Memorial
Hf*p ital at Windsor for the j
past week.
Billy White, who has been
attending State College
Raleigh since Christmas spenft
the weekend at home with-
f parents, Mr. and Mrs.
White. /
W. White entered Bertie
ital at’ Windsor
niOfriing following a heart.at
|jßrs. C. W. Davenport
a 'patient in the Bertie M<£>J
rnorial Hospital at Windsor
sd&ral days last week, re
tiMned home Saturday.
Keeter of Hampton,
•,Vj| spent Saturday at his
hflpe here.
. »rs. Virgie Baker and
mSL E. J. Pruden, Sr., and
S. B. Adams accompan
ied!! Mrs. Odell White . of
Windsor to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Graham Pearce of Cole
rain Wednesday afternoon.
Marvin Cobb of Camp Le
jeune was the guest of his
mother, Mrs. Georgia Cobb
for- the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Pierce
of Portsmouth were with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert
Pierce for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
White and daughter Lisa pf
Newport News spent the
weekend with their parents, 1
flubltr Karaite
Continued from Page One
light among people to whom
if must eventually turn for
support.
Within the next few years
a vast amount of money
must be spent at Chapel Hill
an d other state-supported
ihmpuses if the state is to
meet the''- higher education,
ctDpllenge,, , r . _ o
npis will almost certainly
involve a bond.issue -running
into the millions of dollafa
Tfe. put across such an issue
with the people of North Ca
rolina is very difficult under
f thp most favorable conditions;
%ex-Gov. Terry Sanford 1
overed to his dismay,
ut to put a higher edu
cation bond issite-across-ae-jf
time when developnicnti at
Chapel Hill were creating a
"Berkley image’’ in the minds
of the people would be nex.t,
to impossiblfc.
North Carolinians are basi
cally conservative. The/ fear,
rightly or wrongly, the cros
sion of liberty and the en
croachment of communism.
They love the University of
North Carolina; but they do
ndt want to see it become a
propaganda haven for the
. forces we are fighting in ,
! Viet Nam and elsewhere
around the world.
’ They will buy freedom 4>n
inquiry and freedom to ex
change ideas with visiting ex
■perts so long as they serve
to advance valid educational
purposes; but they are not
about to provide public plat
forms to speakers sponsored
groups with nothing bet- I
ter in mind than to involve
i.jgg h university in strife and I
turmoil and pointless contro
versy.
..iThat is where the line
must be drawn—and it must
miiM&wTiTTiM
I
Mode} KH-16C $
'l l Jt’i jtut like having a supermarket in your own
if,r home. Eliminates needless "second’’ trips to the
grocery and enablee your .family to eat what they '
, want, when they want it. Has convenient counter
’ balanced lid, faat-freeze compartment and key lock.
J/estern & Fuel Oil S*vicß
gpr, and Mrs. J. W. Whitt
and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Dayton.
* Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bak
er of Norfolk spent the
weekend with his father, Ru
ftis Baker and visited his
mother, Mrs. Bessie Baker,
V patient in the Bertie Hos
pital at Windsor.
Those visiting Mrs. Kate
Johnson and Mrs. C. T. Bak
er Saturday were Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmy Sitterson of St.
Petersburg, Fla., and Mrs. S.
D. Ward of Orlando, Fla.
&eir Sunday 'guests were:
m Johnson and boys of
Norfolk and Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Baker of Capcharts
community and Mrs. S. B.
Adams of Riverside.
{ Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Pru
den, Jr., and children Ellen,
JEJdmund and Marie and Mrs.
E. J. Pruden, Sr., visited Mr.
and Mrs. M. W. Holloman of
Williamston Sunday.
* Miss Beckie O’Neal of Cho
wan College, _ Murfreesboro,
Spent the weekend with Miss
May White.
*» Mrs. E. J. Pruden, Sr., Mrs.
Kate Johnson attended the
funeral of Mrs. Sadie Sitter
son in Edenton Saturday af
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. William
White and Miss Kay White
-visited her father. Graham
Fairless of Mill Neck Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Nina Love of Green
ville and Jimmy Love of
Swansboro were at home for
the weekend.
Mrs. Milton Robertson and
son of Rosemead were the
Saturday guests of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chesley
White.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Bar
field and children Marilyn,
Marsha and-Randy spent Sat
urday with her parents, Mr.
aVid Mrs. Noah Small of La
-1 Grange.
be drawn by the university
administration, with the full
support of the board of trus
tees, If the administration is
unable or unwilling to
draw such a line, then it will
soon discover that the people
have‘granted it still another
freedom—the freedom to op
erate without funds, which is
to say, the freedom to starve.
That, too, is one of the
original freedoms.
Bar Mitzvah
Service Held
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Herman
seleprated the “Bar Mitzvah”
/confirmation) services of
hheir son Harold Herman at
the Agudath Achim Syna
gogue in Suffolk, Va., on
February 26, 1966.
%Tt vw*)e--'dinH£f_ji’a.s
served at Simpson's Restau
rant.
Among the guests were Mr.
Mrs. Doctoroff and
daughter Elaine from East
Meadow, N. Y„ Mrs. N.
Goodwin from Miami Beach,
Fla., Mrs. L. Reim from
Brooklyn, N. Y., Mrs. H. Mor
gan from Maysville, N. C.,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Sadler and
children from Baltimore, Md,
Also Mr. and Mrs, A. B.
Stillman and son, Mrs. E. B.
Smith and son .from Edenton.
N. C. Also from Suffolk,
Va., Rabbi and Mrs. Kantor,
Mrs. Mary L. January, Mrs.
H. Bernstein, Mrs. M. Gold
ner, Mrs. E. Kozak and Mr.
and Mrs. N. Kozak, Ports
mouth, Va. ’
Visit Parents
Fred Britton, Jr., of Fred
erick College, Portsmouth,
and Miss Joyce Hooper of
Norfolk were the weekend
guests of ,his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Britton, Sr.
TRY A CLASSIFIED AD
V STOCK "SUPER RIGHT” FAMOUS QUALITY HEAVY CORN-FED
a. beef sale
ROASTS
CHUCK ROASTS ... 65c W ” W
"SUPER-RIGHT" CORN-FED BEEF—BONELESS BONE-IN
‘iinui nrr noirr (Hi tmmmljT' .. puiipiy A 10
BRISKET ROASTS .. 65c BE C
'SUPER RIGHT” HEAVY CORN-FED BEEF
0 6th 00
PER U
"SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY, LEAN, FRESHLY 7ll|T 1
ODHIIIin DCCr per /[tin "SUPER-RIGHT" heavy corn-fed beef "SupeSight" heavy corn-fed sirloin TIP or
9SSPLSUL “ ,0t PORTERHOUSE or qq BONELESS , lft
STEW BEEF tt 65c *-“■ “ “» c Rl * STEAK “
■ "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY CORN-FED BEEF "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY CORN-FED BEEF
CUBED CHUCK STEAKS-- 89c Boneless Top Round Steak _ » 89c
■■SL,PER.R,GHT” HEAVY CORN-FED BEEP "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY CORN-FED BEEP
CUBED ROUND STEAKS 99c Boneless Bottom Round Steak 83c
"SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY CORN-FED BEEF BONE-IN "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY CORN-FED BEEF
SHOULDER ARM STEAKS _ 69c CHUCK STEAKS bone in 55c
A&P “OUR FINEST QUALITY” FRUIT
mlurwM9 M#l
OZ. CANS
• PASTEURIZED PROCESSED CHED-O-BIT . PACKER S LABEL BRAND
CHEESE SPREAD *K ..2 a. 79c NAVY BEANS. 2 lil 27c VS 27c
• "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY • BIG TIME BRANL
CHILI WITH BEANS 2'cj™ 1 55 c CHICKEN DOC FOOD 6'&£'B9c'
• AB.P "OUR FINEST QUALITY" a an A&P EXCLUSIVE BRAND
PINEAPPLE JUICE 'A- 27c SAIL LIQUID DETERGENT £, 53c
ICE MILK 2 75c
r Sponish Bar J iTru"”.,, 0 „ ao„ T I™™™ A
w CAKES ■ otdto Morsels 2 33c L PRESERVES 4
E A&P BRAND FROZEN
WESTERN GROWN RED g|#\ I F IL b 00 Green Peas 3 40c 2».'75c fQ b 7 Re 3
Delicious Apples.. 19r | .«. -tl 1 L 3 !l
jBE- A Lh TASTY, JONATHAN ■ -l -
3 - apples MB
r Lb REGULAR WHITE US HJI
0 POTATOES BAGS ■■ if I
op YOUR Mm
mmm 5 * POTATOES - CHOICE ■ W mTor ..
19 * W ■ MATCH™
• I a LEMONS X B SALE!