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Barnett, who piayed
Western Music on the guitar
and sang.
Benediction - Ralph
Saunders.
Numbers were drawn for
prises. The committee for
next year’s reunion will be
Marvin Hobbs, Marjorie
Wood and Lessie Mae
Benton. A tentative date for
early May 1983 was set.
Those in attendance were :
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Warren, Elizabeth City,
N.C., Mr. and Mrs. Roland
Evans, Edenton, N.C., Mrs.
Evelyn Bunch, Hobbsville,
N.C., Mrs. Inez Suiz and son
Bill, Hampton, Va., Mr. and
Mrs. Garland Asbell, Tyner,
N.C., Mr. ana Mrs Carlton
Goodwin, Tyner, N.C., Mr.
and Mrs. Hillary Twine,
Suffolk, Va., Mr. and Mrs.
Ervin Saunders, Gates
County, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Wood, Hertford, N.C., Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Perry, Hert
ford, N.C., Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Barnett, Edenton,
Mrs. Audrey Nixon, Rocky
Hock, Mrs. Delcie Smith,
Rocky Hock, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Saunders, Edenton,
N.C;, Mr. and Mrs. Alma
Griffin, Eoc.iton, N.C., Mr.
and Mrs Raymond Blan
chard,Suffolk, Va., Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Byrum, Snug
Tobacco Box
Milepost 13 1 /i Beach Rd.
Just South of Surfside Plaza
Nags Head, N.C.
IMPORTED CIGARS
Pipes and Smokers' Accessories
Everything tor your
smoking enjoymeni
.. . : • , •*. ' • >*, «. V ’ ■
Nursery School
Openings
Where : Mr. Pazoo's Playhouse
(Behind Little Rascal's)
When : Mon. Wed. Fri. - Ages 4& 5
Tues. & Thurs. - Ages 2 & 3
Time:
9-11:30 A.M. V ?Qf 1
Call: 2&3
Ginnette Mitchener |
48 2* 4802 Year Old J
k Children M
Artie Nixon
482-8281 MMfißssiS
Farmer’s
Air Service
221-4296
CROP SPRAYING
Watermelon, Peanuts, Soybeans,
Cotton, Tobacco, Corn
Manager: Les Monroe Pilot: Don Book
NOTICE!!!
Voters Os Chowan County
Democratic
Second Primary
July 27,1982 (Tuesday)
Purpose: To Elect Nominee
For Judges Os Court Os Appeals
Polling Hour: 6:30 A.M. Until 7:30 P.M.
Curbside Voting: 9:00 AM.
Until 5:00 P.M.
Chowan County Board Os Bactnus
Harbor, Mrs. Geraldine
Lane White, Elizabeth City,
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell
Benton, Hertford, Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Hobbs, Tyner,
N.C., Mr. and Mrs. David
Goodwin, Edenton, N.C.
It was a vary enjoyable
evening. Each couple was
presented a little potted
plant and other novelties.
Elmore Is Sworn
Three new members of
the N.C. Enttronmental
Management Commission
were sworn in last Thursday
at the commission’s month
ly meeting in Raleigh.
Secretary of State Thad
Eure swore in Alton G.
Elmore of Edenton, Charles
Pinkney Francis of
Waynesville and M.L. Byrd
of Southmont. Commission
Chairman Thomas W.
Bradshaw welcomed the
three legislatively ap
pointed members.
Elmore is currently
serving his third term as a
Chowan County com
missioner. He is owner -
manager of Edehton Fur
niture Company and
president of Chowan Realty
Company. Re is a member
of Edenton Baptist Church,
and he and his wife,
Elizabeth, have two
Letter To The Chowan Herald Editor I
Dear Friends,
A lot of time was spent in
preparation'far this canoe
trip and many people have
contributed to its success.
Os these I would like to
acknowledge the following:
Mr. Gil Holt, Scout Coor
dinator, who has been a
constant source of en
In As N.C. Environmental Member
children.
Francis owns Francis
Fruit Farm and is president
of the N.C. Apple Growers
Association. He is a member
of the Board of Trustees of
Haywood Technical In
stitute and a member of the
N.C. Pesticide Advisory
Board. He is a Methodist,
and he and his wife Ellene,
have two children.
Byrd is currently serving
his second term as president
ot the High Rock Lake
Association. Now retired, he
is the founder of Byrd Motor
Line Inc. He is a past
president of the N.C. Motor
Carriers Association and the
Lexington Lions Club. He is
also a member of the
executive committee of the
Yadkin - Pee Dee River
Basin Committee. He and
a St,
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THE CHOWAN HERALD
couragement, Mr. Royce
Lankford of Union Camp for
providing river charts and
our first campsite, Mr.
Waylon Jones fdr the use of
his boat to survey possible
campsites, Atlantic Forest
Products for the rough
lumber to build nesting
boxes, Mr. William Koraska
his wife have six children.
The 17 - member En
vironmental Management
Commission is the chief
policy - making board for
the protection of North
Carolina’s air and water
quality.
Scientists have discovered
that the mating call for the
Mediterranean fruit fly has
exactly the same frequen
cy as lower F 3 on the
harmonica.
K4ISBIR^^^
In the Byzantine Empire, any person chosen as a ruler
of a country might be celled Caesar. In the Russian
language the term became czar and in German, kaixer.
■■■ ■ ‘xv-
for accompaning us in his
motor boat-and his skills as
a merchant marine seaman,
and Mr. William Riddick
who accompanied us in the
other boat.
Finally, there are three
men who deserve special
thanks and recognition.
They are Mr. Richard Lane
assistant scoutmaster, Mr.
Billy Owens assistant
scoutmaster and Mr.
Shelton Butler troop
chairman. I wish to thank
each of you publicly for the
investments of time and
energy to prepare the boys
and the equipment for this
trip. Without your help the
trip could not have been
possible. I want you to know
your efforts will not be
forgotten nor unrewarded;
it has been a pleasure
working with you. I am
proud to call you friends.
Sincerely in Scouting
(OV *
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Post 40 To Hold Meeting
By Jim Criddle
Welcome to the first
edition of what I hope will be
an informational column for
all veterans.
Post 40’s regular meeting
night is on the first Tuesday
of every month. Our August
meeting will be on the third
and our guest speaker will
be James W. Ball Jr., who
will show slides of his tour in
Viet Nam.
Membership Kickoff will
be on August 15 at the Post.
This is for the whole family
so plan to spend the day with
us for fun, games and lots of
good food. As long as your
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SON SHAWNEE TRAIL...S9’ x
150’ lot among the trees and only a
block from the park area. 2
bedrooms, living room—kitchen,
bath and screened porch with
refrigrator/ range and air-cond.,
also storage shed. Small pier on
canal leading to Chowan River, on
county water system.
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CHOWAN^v
REALTY COMPANY
if you have property to sell or lease ... if you have rental
property you want managed ... or if you want to buy a
home, commercial property or farmland ... CONTACT
ME DAY OR NIGHT! Prompt, efficient, thorough,
professional service!
ALTON G. ELMORE. REAL ESTATE BROKER
211 S. BPOAD STREET PHONE: OFFICE 482-8419
EDENTON, N. C. 27932 HOME 482-3577
(located With Edenton Furniture Co.)
NEW LISTING: 100’ x 200’ WOODED LOT IN MORGAN PARI
Paved Street, curb & gutter, city water & sewage, beautiful area.
NEW LISTING IN CAPE COLONY
You Must See
This House And Yard
To A PP reicate The Value!
ifei fIL I * Three bedrooms, living room, kit-
P . chen - dining room and bath. Six inches
insulation overhead & 4" in the walls,
has electric but easily heats with wood
- heater. County water.
two lots so* x on
Lane 148’. Five ft. juniper fence
Varound back yard already planted with
fruit trees and new garden. 10’ x 20’
1 storage building.
1 Call For A Showing!
*30,000
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—
8 Acres Off Paradise Road Between
Dillard Ave. And Radio Station WCDJ
Excellent open field for development Into needed house or mobile home park. Immediate
*32,000
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IN CAPE COLONY ... 252 Coral
Lane (across railroad at Mont- , 'jf
pelier Drive, turn right, about half "1
way block on right) 24’ x 50’ yjEßlljSS* f*
double-wide, unfurnished, fcfc,
beautifully situated in the middle 1 ' nt KU. JflUhgj
of 3 lots (total 150' x 160’). Central | JJj jfell &
electric heat and air condition, 3 , -_T w|]
bedrooms and 2 baths, living M ,yM
room, kitchen and dining
area , also small storage shed. 10
year financing available from
seller.
New Listing In Cape Colony
50* x 15V.V lot backs up to , . .
the main park & playground. 3 *wil#»*-•■* f
Jpedrooms, living room, kitchen -
dining combination and bath
Has large 8' x screened front
refrigerator. per
assumable loan available on part H99HhBER ■ iWl' ml
of price. ■ v &>
1983 dues are paid this
outing is free for you and
your family.
Our baseball season is
over for 1982. And our Sports
Award banquet will be held
on Thursday July 15. We will
eat at 7:30 P.M. This is free
for all season ticket holders
and $5 per person for
everyone else. Come on out
and help us support Legion
Baseball,
Did you know that if you
have a VA home loan you
can pay it off at any time
without a penalty?
Did you know that if you
were injured while on active
Thursday. July 15. 1982
--
duty there is no time limit on
when you can file a claim for
benefits?
If as a veteran you have
any questions about your
benefits please contact
George Stokes at 482-7441.
If any veteran or
•legionaire would like to pass
op some news through this
column please contact
James W. Criddle at 482-3538
(home) and4B2-4471 (work).
Every time you smile,
you use thirteen mus
cles. When you frown,
you use fifty muscles.