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WINNINGEST COACH AND FRIENDS BiU Bill burs, right, of Middletown, Del., and former coach of
the Eden ton Aces, returned to the area Monday to speak at the Elizabeth City Rotary Clnb. He renewed ac
quaintances later in the day with Edentonians and discussed prior football campaigns with former players at
John A. Holmes High School. Getting a bang out of a BilUngsism are Haughton Ehringhaus, left, and Claude
Griffin. Billings, in six years at Middletown, became one of the nation’s winningest coaches as his teams won
S 3 straight ball games without a defeat. His Middletown team this year finished the season 8-2, dropping
the final two games to schools much larger than Middletown.
Happenings At C.H.S.
By CHARLOTTE NIXON
A constitution for the
Student Council was pre
sented to grades 7-12 at an
assembly program last Fri
day. This constitution was
drawn up by the represen
tatives.
All of the articles of the
constitution were read.
Questions were asked by
members of the student
body and answered by the
individual representatives
regarding the constitution.
Persons participating in
the assembly program were
Emily Peele, Nancy Chap
pell, Rhonda Bunch, Tom
my Bass, Lynette Boyce,
Vickie Blanchard, Patricia
Tynch, Susan Jordan, Lou
ette Monds and David
Spruill.
Sharole Goble, president
of the Pep Club, gave an
encouraging talk with an
attempt to persuade the
students to accept the pre
sented constitution.
lets Corner
EDITOR’S NOTE: Below ara
authoritative answer* by the
Veteran* Administration to
■one of the many current
question* from former service
men and their families. Further
information on veteran*' bene
fit* may be obtained at any
VA office.
Q. Is a veteran given .
preference in obtaining pri
vate employment?
A A veteran is aided in
obtaining private employ
ment by the Veterans Em
ployment Service of the
U. S. Department of La
bor. This work is carried
on through the local state
employment offices in each
of the 50 states. A veter
an also has some re-em
ployment rights for the job
he held prior to going into
service. Full details may
be obtained at the nearest
state employment office.
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Voting for the approval
of the constitution will
take place tomorrow.
Grades 7-12 are eligible
voters if they have regis
tered. Registration days
were Monday and Tuesday
of this week.
Chowan’s Glee Club
presented its annual Christ
mas cantata Sunday after
noon at 4o’clock in the
high school auditorium.
“Bom a King” was the
given cantata. It was
taped by Tommy Privott
and will be played on
WCDJ Christmas Day at 2
P. M.
The Bulldogs were once
again defeated on Friday
night by the Camden Reb
els. Final score for the
girls was 31-24 and 61-35
was the boys’ final score.
Mrs. Marvis Hendrix won
a turkey given away by
the senior class. It was
given away at half time of
the boys’ game Friday
night. Jerry Cale Ward
won the cake which was
also given away at half
time.
Chowan Bulldogs ventur
ed to Camden to once
again meet the Rebels
Tuesday night but scores
were not available at
press time.
The first conference bas
ketball game of the season
will be played tomorrow
night when the Bulldogs
meet the Cape Hatteras
Blue Devils at Hatteras.
Christmas will soon be
here and as a result, the
Christmas edition of the
“Chowanian” has been pub
lished. The paper staff is
sued this paper to the stu
dent body today.
School lets out tomor
row for a two week Christ
mas vacation for the Cho
wan students. Students
will return to their studies
Tuesday, Janaury 2.
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