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It was better when she said “Number Please”,
Instead of this new Automation;
Back then you could blame wrong numbers
On “Central” and not innovation.
Isn’t it frustrating to
KNOW you dialed right
and then get the wrong
number, or to hear a re
cording telling you that it’s
the wrong number or that
the number you are calling
has been disconnected? Oh,
'boy then you remind
yourself to count to 10 and
then start over again. It’s
a shame, too, that you
can’t even blame any one
person when you’re talk
ing long distance and get
cut off (it’s the equipment).
Frustrations again just
have to grin and bear it.
Do you remember when
you could mail a card for
one cent? I met a friend
one day last week in the
Post Office who had sev
eral antique greeting cards,
mailed with one cent
LH. Craddock
Taken In Death
Louis Henry Craddock,
53, Route 2, Edenton, died
at Chowan Hospital last
Thursday after an illness
of four years.
Mr. Craddock was re
tired.
He was bom in Wash
ington County, June 18,
1916, son of the late Char
lie H. and Annie Barnes
Craddock. He was married
to Sarah Lane Craddock,
who survives.
Also surviving are two
sons, Louis Preston and
Joseph Henry Craddock,
both of the home; two
daughters, Mrs. Carlton
Jackson of Edenton, and
Miss Joyce Ann Craddock
of the home; one brother,
Thomas Wesley Craddock
of Norfolk, Va.; three sis
ters, Mrs. John Habit, Mrs.
Herbert Hollowell, both of
Edenton, and Mrs. Charles
Carter, Jr., of Ohio, and
two grandchildren.
He was a member of
Yeopim Baptist Church.
Funeral services were
held at 3 P. M. Friday in
Williford Memorial Chapel
with Dick Brewer in
charge. Burial was in
Beaver Hill Cemetery.
Pallbearers were: W. P.
Boyd, Dan Morgan, S. D.
Griffin, Warren Twiddy,
Arthur Britton and Willie
Bunch.
Williford Funeral Home
had charge of arrange
ments.
FOR SALE
34 Westover Heiglits
Price Drastically Reduced
For Quick Sale
Edenton Realty
West Byrum Jack Habit
Ph. 482-2318 Ph. 482-2725
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stamps. He let me choose
one of them to keep. It
was a Happy New Year’s
greeting card and it really
brought back memories of
a greeting card album that
my mother had and that
we children loved to look
at on rainy days when we
were house - bound. It’s
nice to have friends who
share such treasures.
It was a nice surprise
last week to walk in the
Quinn Furniture Company
and to see Judy Cartwright
at the desk again. Judy
is one of the nicest young
ladies in Edenton, always
friendly, courteous and
pretty, too. Surely an
added asset to the Quinn
Furniture Company.
Now, I hear that the fish
are biting like wild at the
beach, since the storm
Gerda passed. Got a phone
call today telling me about
the large number of spots
and mullets being caught.
Woe is me l’m working
for Sue Bunch this week
and can’t get away.
Too many people over
look the importance of a
good breakfast and they
try to make a few bites on
the run to do them for the
most part of the day’s work
or play. Tests show that if
one doesn’t have an ade
quate breakfast, work does
not go as well or efficient
ly. I heard recently of a
mother of three who abso
lutely refuses to get up in
the morning to get break
fast for her school age
children. It just doesn’t
seem natural for any moth
er to be so neglectful in
this important matter. Sta
tistics state that from a
quarter to a third of the
day’s total food should be
eaten at breakfast time. A
good breakfast is essential,
too, to the homemaker. In
fact just as much as her
factory working husband.
(So eat up, Gals).
A Few Hints
Marinate shrimp in pine
apple juice, then fry in
butter sauce for an Orien
tal flavor.
Add a half teaspoon of
onion powder to mashed
potatoes for extra flavor.
When a house plant
shows signs of drying, pour
a teaspoon of castor oil
around the roots it will
give the plant new life.
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 11, IMS.
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