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MAKING “PEEDABS” —> These students at Swain
Elementary are busy making “peedabs”, a marble made
from clay. There will be a “peedab” shooting contest among
other activities at the Edenton Tea Party Celebration this
Saturday.
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cular, “Flannel, Flannel", page 7, is
advertised as a 4-Piece set. This is
in error and should have been 3.57 i
l each piece. We regret any incon
venience caused by this mistake.
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AUCTION SALE
Eliza K. Elliott Farm
Saturday, November 14,1981 11:00 a.m. on the premises
Located: 3rd Township, Chowan County on N.C. 32, IV4 mi. north of Small’s Crossroads;
approx. 15 mi. north, of Edenton and 17 mi. south of Sunbury. A portion of
ASCS No. C-1500
200 Total Acres (more or less)
90.3 Acres Cropland (more or less)
1981 Peanut Allotment: 24.4 Acres; 48,645 quota lbs.
Farm will be divided into two tracts:
Tract I: 170 Total Acres (+-) Tract 2: 31 Total Acres (+-)
82.5 Acres Cleared <+-) K Acres Cleared (+-)
1981 Peanut Allotment: No Allotments
24.4 Acres; 48,645 quota lbs.
4-2200 bu. grain bins
Timber included - (cruise information available)
TERMS: Tracts land 2 will be sold separately, then offer for sale together.
This is a final sale without raised bids. A to per cent cash deposit will be
required by the high bidder - BALANCE upon receiving of deed.
Seller reserves the right to accept to reject any and all bids. Other terms
may be announced at the sale.
For further information, contact:
.- i r. »‘Jataach.Bank. AJrust Co. - Farm Qept P.O. Box 1259, Tarboro. NC
'-* V--« « Telephone: 823-6)01
Auctioneer: Harold Winalow N.C. License No. 90
Edenton Marina
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585 lbs., Double Walled Sides, Back and Top, Burns Wood or Coal
HREPLACE INSERT 3000 g 4500 £ |
718 00 ■ JL /fk 485 lbs., Double Walled Sides, Back and Top, Burns Wood or Coal
Ffry ea n. Conditional Guarantee I Manua ‘ Drafts I " W /if FIREPLACE INSERT 36” - 2,500 sq. ft.
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Air Tight ■„” plate Baffle $ / r.?
Welded Steel Plate Construction V’ plate Doors TV • M 680 00
Rectangular Fire Box > 4 " Plate Inner and Outer Tops 111 All VI |
Large Ash Catcher , >/..■• Plate Inner and Outer Walls -I/IO Wllllil . _
Holds Fire up to 18 Hours Theromstatically Controlled Dual Fans ApprOtCd IPH ting Standards
Firebrick Lining 280 cfm Maximum Fan Output (F&R 12, U/L 737 U/L 1482)
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I-arge Ash Catcher V’ p| a t e Doors
10 Y G *t 'WTSSSSSSF& Ho>dS UP >0 12 H ° UrS v “" plate ' T °P- Bottom and Sides
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feats 1,600 sq. ft. Bums wood or coal. 386” Edenton feats 2,300 sq. ft. Bums wood or coal. 590”
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| Thursday, October 22, 1981
I Swain Students
Make Peedabs
[ Students in the sixth grade
I enrichment class at Swain
I Elementary are learning
I the art of making corn shuck
I dolls and “peedabs”
[ (marbles made of clay) for
I the upcoming Edenton Tea
I Party Celebration.
I These students will be at
■ Colonial Park to teach the
, art of making the dolls and
, will be in charge of the
i “peedab” shooting contest.
Other activities for
children will include
hopscotch, chuck-a
farthing, hoop rolling, a
corn shelling contest, tug-o’-
war, storytelling, and a
puppet show.
CARD OF THANKS
The Sweetheart Club of
Edenton would like to thank
everyone in the recent fish
fry for Larry Felton, Jr.
We would like to send a
special thank you to: Coble
Dairy, Hall’s Gas Service,
Nixon Fishery,
Northeastern Printcrafters,
Rouson Funeral Home,
Seabrook Blanching Corp.,
and for all the special
donations.
The Sweetheart Club
of Edenton
Joyce Wrighton, pres.
Pd.
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WELCOME TO MY HOME! The Edenton Jaycees will
hold a “Haunted House” from Oct. 26-31. Located at B&B
Furniture, the doors will open each night at 7 P. M. Don’t
miss this ghoulish, ghostly, and otherwise “fun” event.
Mr. Keeter Dies
Jimmie Calvin Keeter, 64,
of 101 Twiddy Ave. died
Sunday in Chowan Hospital
following an extended
illness.
Mr. Keeter was the son of
the late John W. and Ella
Castelloe Keeter.
He was retired and a
veteran of World War 11.
Surviving is his wife, Mrs.
Dorothy Bass Keeter; one
son; Jimmy C. Keeter, Jr.
of Edenton; five
brothers:Melvin Keeter,
Rockingham, N. C., John
Keeter, Portsmouth, Va.,
Albert, Fred, and Carl
Keeter, all of Edenton. Two
sisters: Mrs. Margaret K.
Stamey, Portsmouth,
Va. and Mrs. Pat
Tinney, Atlanta, Ga.,
and two grandchildren.
Funeral services were
held Tuesday at 2 P. M. at
Williford - Barham Funeral
Chapel with burial in
Beaver Hill Cemetery.
Pallbearers were: Jack
Barrow, Robert Brooks,
Jimmy C. Bass, Jimmy
Alligood, Lenny Copeland,
and Byron Kehayes.
THE CHOWAN HERALI
Voter* of
The Third Ward
RE - ELECT
JAMES P. RICKS, JR.
Council - Third Ward
Experienced - Capable
Municipal Election November 3rd.
Your Vote And Support Will Be Appreciated
Presbyterian
Stewardship of Life is the
emphasis at First
Presbyterian Church,
Edenton this month. This
Sunday at the ll o’clock
worship the pastor, Rev. H.
E. Mallinson will be
bringing the message,
“They First Gave
Themselves.” The Stew
ardship committee under
the direction of Mr.
Ken Thorsen will be in
charge of the Church
Family Supper at 6:30 P.M.
Mr. Terry Williams will
bring the message.
On November 1 the second
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to thank all
my friends and relatives for
their kind expressions of
sympathy during the recent
illness and death of my son
Edgar, Jr.
The many prayers were so
greatly appreciated also the
flowers, food, love and
visits. May God bless
everyone.
Rev. Edgar Bunch pd
Sermon Topic Is Revealed
semester of the Fall Sunday
School Classes will begin for
the adults. Mr. Gil
Burroughs will lead a class
in the study of the Gospel of
John. Mr. John Mitchener,
111 will have a class on Basic
Beliefs of the Reformed
Faith. These will be held at
9:45 A.M. for six Sundays.
Tuesday nights for six
weeks beginning November
3, Mr. Terry Williams will
oversee a class on “Good
Grief” at 8:30 P. M. The
SHOP I.N.S. |
at
W.E.S.
Chuck Roast lb. $U9 |
Shoulder Roast lb. $1.69
EXTRA LEAN
Ground Beef 1b.51.59
Valleydale Bacon lb. $1.29
Valleydale Franks.. .pkg. 89c
FRESH PORK
Spare Ribs lb. 98c
DEL-MONTE ASSORTED
Mixed Vegetables 3 cans 51.19
CHICKEN AND TURKEY
Pot Pies 4 for SI.OO
Fresh Meets, Fryers, Cut Beef, Pork
end Homemode Sausoqe
W.E. Smith's Store
Phone 221-4031 - Edenton, N.C.
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public is invited to any
class.
Meeting Set
Chowan County Farm
Bureau will have the annual
meeting on Thursday,
October 29, at 7:30 P.M. at
the new office building
located on N. C. 32 North. All
members and families are
invited to share in this
meeting. Refreshments will
be served.