Conger Directs
,Chamber Group
.1. 11. Conner. Jr., has
I ren nmtieri chairman of
H>e Art Committee of
Kdenton Chamber of Com
•'n'erre. - -y.
Assisting Conger on this
committee . will be Ross
Inglis and Alton Elmore.
Announcement of the
formation of this commit
tee was made Thursday at
•he monthly meeting of
Kdenton Chamber of Com
merce.
Jack Douglas, president
of Edenton Aviation. Inc.,
reported on progress at
Edenton Municipal Airport
and plans for the formal
opening and free air show
Sunday. The air show is
being sponsored by Eden
ton Jaycees.
Robert VV. Moore, execu
tive vice president, pre
sided in the absence of W.
v J. P. Earnhardt, Sr., presi
dent.
W. B. Gardner, chairman
of the Industrial Commit
tee. said plans are being
made to fete heads of local
industry Friday at a ban
quet at Chowan Golf &
Country Club.
The treasurer’s report
showed $14.1(14.58 collected
toward the chamber bud
get of $15,000,
Try a Herald Classified
® THREE DAY
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SALE ENDS SATURDAY, MAY 18th i
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HETlunch
E MINUS J
Ir YTTO\Ultras
Menus at Ernest A.
Swain Elementary School
lunch room for May 20-24
will be as follows:
Monday Luncheon
meat, green beans, carrot
and cabbage salad cheese
slices, school baked rolls,
butter, apple pie and milk.
Tuesday— Breaded veal
cutlets, butter beans, can
died yams, school baked
rolls. butter, grapefruit
sections, and milk.
Wednesday Hamburger
patties, catsup, carrot and
cabbage salad, French fries,
school baked rolls, butter,
peach pie and milk.
Thursday—Chicken salad,
garden peas, potato chips,
sliced tomatoes, school bak.
ed rolls, butter, jello with
whipped topping and milk.
Friday—Ham, potatoes,
turnip greens, biscuits, but
ter, pineapple and milk.
The credit got by a lie
lasts only till the truth
comes out.
—H. G. Bohn.
Genius, as an explosive
power, beats gunpowder
hollow.
—T. H. Huxley.
THK CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON. NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, MAY I«. 1968.
HOSPITAL
PATIENTS
VISITING HOURS:
2 to 4 P. M.—7 to • P. M.
Patients discharged from
Chowan Hospital May 8-19
included the following:
Mrs. Mary A. Riddick,
Mrs. Mary C. Williams,
Mrs. Bessie Baker, Miss
Debbie Richardson, Mrs.
Mary Taylor, Mrs. Clarcy
S. Smith, Miss Deboral?
Rea, Mrs. Imogene Bunch,
Robert Cobb, Charlie Nor
man, Mrs. Huriel Twine.
Mrs. Barbara Gale. Mrs.
Kathleen Lane and Mrs.
Joyce Evans. j
Also, Miss Emily Aileen
Bass, Miss Janet Etter,
Mrs. Mary Drew, Mrs.
Kathleen Spencer, Master
Terry Williams, Mrs. Irene
Peeples Mrs. Nealie Chap
pell, Mrs. Annie Lucille
Leary, Mrs. Nellie Berry
man, John Graham, W. G.
Pierce, James Brown and
Mrs. Thelma Goodwin.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. James Don
ald Riddick, a son; Mr. and
Mrs. William Haywood
Bunch, a son; Mr. and
Mrs. Wayland Eugene Ev
ans, a daughter; Mr. and
Mrs. Dodd Langdon Floyd,
a son; Mr. and Mrs. L.
Henry Felton, a son: Mr.
and Mrs. Erving Copeland,
a daughter.
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BIG CATFISH Murray
Nixon Is shown her* hold
ing the 25-pound catfish
pulled from the Chowan
River recently by Ray
Peele. Nixon paid Peele
$4.25 tor the big fish, one
of the biggest to bo landed
in recent memory of area
fishermen.
AA MEETS MONDAY
The Edenton Unit of Al
coholics Anonymous meets
every Monday night at 8
o’clock at Edenton Metho
dist Church. Anyone with
a drinking problem is en
couraged to attend or ob
tain additional information
by writing Box 464, Eden
ton.
Notice of Sale of Property
For Delinquent 1967 Taxes
By order of the Town Council, the undersigned will,
on Monday, June 10, 1968, at 12 o’clock noon, at the
Court House door in Edenton. offer for sale to the
highest bidder all properties on which the 1967 taxes
have not been paid.
The following is a list of all delinquent taxpayers,
the property to be sold, and the taxes, costs, etc., by
each taxpayer.
W. B. Gardner, Administrator
BUSINESSES
Baer, R. P. Si C., 3.11 acres; 15.87 acres and
mill building $1,027.74
W. D. Holmes Wholesale Co., land and buildings 340.93
J. D. McCotter, Inc., 4.41 acres. Carteret Street
and buildings 194.41
Skiles-Goodwin Partnership, lot and bottling
plant, East Eden 141.11
WHITE
Alexander. Rufus Ray, lot $ 12.57
Ambrose, Sylvester, lot and house, 823 Johnson 44.60
Asbell, Mrs. Jessie, lot and house, 103 Mosely.. 29.10
Babeaux, Dennis M.. lot and and, Cabarrus 35.95
Baer, Frances K., lot and house. Johnson 35.49
Baer, R, P„ 11. lot and house, Blount 156.00
Bateman, Alfred, small jih between railroad
and Granville-Hicks 31.31
Berry, Clyde P„ heirs of, 10 acres, Wilder 10.77
Bond, Walter H. and wife, lot and house, 105
South Broad . 57.11
Bunch, Mary Arrington, lot and house, 203 E.
King, balance - 26.27
Clhappell, heirs of Mrs. Elizabeth M., lots and
house adjoining old Fish Hatchery 9.53
Copeland, Clarence, lot and house, 311 E. Queen 17.77
Davenport, Barbara Ann, lot. Jackson. . 7.93
David, Bernard 8., lot and house, 11 Hawthorne 40.74
Dowd, Larry and Frank Habit, Johnston, house
on Dowd lot ... . .... , 9.37
j AA Group Aid
I To Alcoholics
i
1 (Reprint From the News
And Observer)
By Rav. A. Purnell Bailey
1 listened to the story of
a man who is an alcoholic.
He said to me, “Here is
the situation I am in. I
j have not won the battle
| with alcohol, but I am try-
I ir.g. Yet here is my pre
• dicament: My wife says to
• me, ‘lf you take anothei
j drink, don’t you come back
home.’ My boss said, ’lf
! you come to the job drink
; ing again, you’re fired.’ If
. 1 go to church with alco
; hoi on my breath, people
look at me with disdain,
j “There is only one group
who has said to me, ‘Come
: back any time, in any con
i dition.’ They are the peo
; pie who make up what I
know as ‘Alcoholics Anony-
I mous.’ I can. always go
| back to them for I believe
| that they really care."
Alcoholism is a disease.
:It will not be erased by
j ondemnation, but it can
! he overcome and defeated
I by those who truly love
I and care!
We know that we have
passed from death unto
; life, because we love the
brethren. (I John 3:14).
Witness’
Eyeing Planned
“Silent Witness," color
| motion picture about a
teenager who broke his
promise to God, will be
: shown Friday at 7:30 P. M.
at Elizabeth City Assemb-
I ly of God, 716 Greenleaf
Street. The film’s appear
, ance in this area is being
sponsored by the Albe
marle section of “Christ’s
Ambassadors” youth or
ganization.
Shot on location at War
ren Central High School in
Indianapolis, Ind., “Silent
Witness" features a cast of
teenagers who produced
the film as a unique pro
ject. Students from
throughout the Indianapolis
area combined forces to
serve as actors, extras, set
dressers and gaffers dur
ing the three-week period
when. a crew from Gospel
Films, Inc., of Muskegon,
Mich., producers of the
film, was in their city.
Area Students
Will Graduate
WILSON— Some 257 sen
iors are scheduled to re
ceive degrees in the arts
and sciences at the 66th
commencement to be held
at Atlantic Christian Col
lege May 31.
Muriel Hurdle Bateman,
daughter of Mr. end Mrs.
Weylend Bateman, Route 1,
Edenton, end Brona Leigh
Wiggins, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Wiggins of
Hobbsvllle, are Chowan
area student- who will
graduate.
Commencement speaker
will be Watts Hill, Jr, of
Durham, chairman of aha
State Board of Higher
Education.
Dowdy, Mrs. J. W., Sr., lot. Freemason 8.04
Goodwin, Wilford P„ lot and house, 822 Ca
barrus 49.70
Griffin, James H., lot and house, 201 W. Chuich 47.05
Gritfin. Oscar 8., J. W. and Frances Hammett.
lot and house, 105 Morris Circle 48.98
Habjt, Frank H.. lot and house, 206 W. Queen 95.92
Habit. Frank H., lot and building, BB Venitian 64.33
Hannon, Jesse T., lot and house, Hawthorne 71.12
Harrell, David R. and Myrtle, lot and house,
907 Cabarrus ....... 56 50
Harrell. Roy L. and wife, lot and house, 200 S.
Oakum .. . . 75.60
Harrison, Gene R. and Barbara, lot and house,
207 Second, balance ...... 1195
Hollowell, Herbert E„ lot and house, 121 Morris
Circle ... 63.55
Holmes, W. D„ Jr., lot and house, 407 Court 116.03
Hughes, J. E. and Pearl 8., lot and house. W.
1 ,9 uee, l 61.18
Jenkins. Anne S., lot and house. 108 W. Eden,
balance —— .. . 17.75
Keeter, G. A., Jr„ 3 \ acre Hertford Highway
and house; iy« acres Hertford Highway „ 52.12
Lane, R. E. heirs of, lot and house, Johnson 28.78
Lassiter, Beatrice, lot and house. 301 W. Gale 24.00
Lassiter, J. E., heirs of, lot and store, Oakum 30.32
Long. Stephen H., Jr., lot and house, 21 West
over 63.04
Mayo, Hiram J. and Leah, lot and house, 226
W. Albemarle 16.38
Miller, Carroll S., storage room to trailer 6.49
Miller, Sara E., lot and house, 200 W. Church 51.97
Parker. Thomas E., Jr„ lot and house, 203 E.
Eden 36.41
Perry, Joseph Eugene and wife, lot and gar
age, Yates 138.85
Perry, W. W. and wife, lot. corner Johnson and
Third 94.61
Perry, W. W., lot, house, garage, Johnson.- 90.64
Privott, Thelma and Sally, lot and house, King 78.02
Rae, Earl M. and Louise, lots 1,2, 3 and house,
Dixon 41.25
Ricks, James P., Jr., and wife, lot and house. 3
Twiddy; lot and house, W. Eden 224.44
Ricks, John W. and wife,-lot and house, Morgan
Park 104.8 Q
Rose. L S. and Virginia, lot and house. 305 N.
Broad i 112.01
Skiles, Kathleen 8., lot and house, corner King
and Oakum j 49.60
Skittlethorpe, Willie and wife, lot and house,
704 Johnson 60.93
Small, Claude E., heirs of, lot and house, Gale
and Broad 26.83
Speight, J. Edward and wife, lot and hdtise, 17
Hawthorne 33.79
Tarkington. Raymond, lot and house, 115 W.
Queen ■ 55.62
Thorud, Mrs. Corrine F., lot and house, 408 N.
Broad 37.13
Thorud. J. M„ lot and house, 134 Morris Circle 64.22
Waller, Robert D. and Charlotte, lot and house,
113 Morris Circle 55.21
Ward, Thomas and Betty, lot and house, Mor
ris Circle 79.36
Wiggins, Emmett H., lot and shed, Pembroke
Creek; lot and lighthouse 122.16
Yates, J. E. and Dorothy, lot and house. West
over ... 49.96
COLORED
Askew, Walter heirs of, house. 214 E. Hicks .. $ 12.98
Austin, Vance, house and lot, 122 E. Carteret.. 24.62
Backus, William W., house. 110 W. Carteret and
lot 24.82
Banks, Mamie L., house, 213 E. School.. 15,81
Bembry, Jerry heirs of, lot, 217 E. Hicks 4.48
Bembry, John A., lot. Albemarle 3.30
Bembry, Pearlie M. Stallings, lot and house,
Albania . . 26.52
Bembry, Rosaline and Mary Horton, lot, E.
Church 2.68
Blair. O. F. and Essie. 2 lots ... 7.62
Blount, Alpine S., lot and house. Albania 12.05
Blount, Carrie, lot and house, 119 W. Freemason 12.21
Blount, Cleo and Bessie Blount, house. 220
W. Gale 19.47
Blount, Elijah, house. 209 Hicks on Foster
Blount land .... 17.67
Blount, George W.. Vi lot, Carteret 3.66
Blount, James, house. 500 N. Oakum ..... 15.76
Blount, John Robert and Mary, house, 215 E.
Peterson; house, 211 E. Freemason, bal. 10.46
Bond, Charlie E., 204 E. Gale ... 3.56
Bonner, Winston, house, 413 Granville 15.55
Brinkley, Leroy, lot and house. 128 W. Hicks 16.17
Brinkley, Mrs. W. F. (Mamie) house, 120 W.
Albemarle 14.42
Brooks, Henry C. and wife, 2/3 lot, Albania 2.16
Bunch, Hubert and Dorothy, house, 218 W. Gale 12.31
Bunch, Willie (Miss) heirs of, house, 214 E. Al
bemarle 8.86
Burke. Willie M. and Junior Burke, lot and
house 19.83
Chandler, Howard, house, 218 E. Gale (NSRR) 7.47
Cherry, Edward, heirs of. lot. Ryder (Coke Ave.) 9.58
Copeland, Herbert Lee and wife, house, 233
E. Church 17.61
Coston, Tom heirs of. house. 129 W. Peterson 14.32
Cox, Emma heirs of, house, 105 Carteret. __ 6.23
Drew, Herman and Madie S.. house, E. Carteret 23.54
Edgerston, Geraldine T„ house, 133 E. Gale 50.52
Edney, J. Carroll, Jr., house, 137 E. Church 23.54
Felton, Sam D. and heirs of. 2 lots. Albania;
house 12.52
Felton, Sammy Lee, lot 194x324, Albania 7.52
Gordan, Dorothy L„ house. 125 E. Gale 40.17
Gcrdan. Sara, lot, E. Hicks 6.80
Green, Horace, house, 129 E. Gale 13.70
Griffin, Laura and Elizabeth, lot, W. Gale 2.83
Grissom. Mary heirs of, lot. Church 2.37
Hall, Herman, Jr., lot 34.25
Halsey, Mary heirs of, house, 112 E. Albemarle 15.61
Harris, Hezikiah C. and Annie, house. 712 N
Granville; lot and store, Freemason; lot,
Cemetery Street-Riddick
Holley, Annie F. heirs of. house. 115 W. Albe
marle 54.49
Holley, Dr. O. L.. store. 403 N. Broad; house.
227 W. Albemarle; E. Freemason house; lot
Oakum; house, E. Freemason 82.35
Jenkins, J. B. heirs of, lot, W. Albemarle 3.97
Jernigan, Hunter T. heirs of, house. 410 N-
Oakum 1A.37
Jernigan, Tiny (Evans) 2 houses. Oakum 33.99
Johnson, Minnie heirs of, house, 120 E. Gale.. 11.54
Jones, Walter Lee, house, 131 W. Carteret 7.01
Jordan, George C.. house, 121 W. Peterson 17.72
Kelly, Josephine Holley, lot, Albania 6.28
Lambeth, Vance, house, 120 E. Carteret.J 19.11
Littlejohn, Revenal H. and Alfonza Hathaway.
house, 205 W. Gale 14.58
Lowther. Matthew Frank, shop, Oakum 21.99
Mizelle, heirs of Percy R., and wife, house. 220
E. Church , 20.29
Overton, Linwood Joseph, IV4 house, 116 E.
Gale 37.55
Overton, Penelope heirs of, house, 123 E.
Church —— 18.75
Peoples Consumer Mutual Association, store.
Church and Oakum; funeral home building;
store and apartment 61.13
Perkins, Olaudine, lot, Hicks 4.84
Perry, Robert heirs of. house, 108 E. Freemason 11.23
Pierce, Mingo, 1 Albania house 22.92
Ricks, Gertrude heirs of, l lot. Ryder Lane 5.31
Satterfield, Milton Lee, lot, Albania and house 17.82
Satterfield. Western, lot, E. Carteret 7.83
Sawyer, Betty heirs of, house, 107 E. Albemarle 15.19
Sessoms, Charlie C., Jr., and wife, lot. Coke 7.73
Stallings, Martha J., 3 houses, 213 E. Gale; 211
Sharpe, Oliver, house and lot. Ryder Lane 13.60
E. Gale; 213 Church - 23.18
Stallings, Whit S., Albania house 46.66
Sykes, Frederick Alton and wife, Annie Lee,
house, Ryder Lane J®-®*
Taylor, Annie, home, 206 E. Gale 17.72
Taylor. Mary (heirs of Amos Taylor) tot Ryder
Line ........
Tripp, John Lee. house tnd lot. Albania 21.01
Turner, Anne, tot Coke Avenue— ;.51
Valentine, Ladell, house, 114 E. Gale 14.23
Valentine. W. A., shop. 307 N. Oakum— »-l»
Vann, Ed heirs of, house, 708 N. Granville.— 13-4»
Wadsworth, Adeline heirs of, lot Carteret— 4.17
Walker, Clarence Edward, lot and house, 407 N.
Granville ----- 48.11
Ward, Bernice, house. 514 N. Oakum IM7
Warren. William, lot, Ryder Lane
Watford, Nancy, lot 1» W Peterson 3JB
Wilson. Hannah, 1 tot. E. Chun* ------- --
Wilson, Sara F. heirs of, house. 127 X. Free.
mason —— 21.82
Wynn. Adeline, 2 lota, Hicks JJI
Wynn, Sara heirs of, tot. Hides; tot Peterson 7.47
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