Mw Opens
HHMb|P(VS'
’ announces the
■BBnßof his new drug store in the
bvijding on Broad street,
■HHrilding frfmerly occupied by the
■■-Htoh Daily News, near the Tay
- HfcUe The new store will sea-
class merchandise and
t specialty of curb service.
ispKflftitton moved his equipment
pMKpMt Durham. The front of
. building has been changed and
the Hm? decorated to make an
attifßßlßfeTig store.
a number of years ago
I as in )i>uaines3 here with J. W.
avia, Japerating the Sutton and
avi§ drug store, which is now op
ated as Leggett & Davis. Mr.
button sold out his interest here and
dwent in fcuainess at Chapel Hill, lat
ter adding a store in Durham. He is
a Chowan County man and has
many friends who appear glad that
he has returned home.
Mi*,. Sutton urges everybody to
-rirop in and inspect his new store
'when it is completed.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cullipher and
family of Norfolk spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Will Bunch.
Mrs-..- R. W. Leary, Jr., and little
daughter,- Charlotte, and Mrs. Em
mett pair's.'*' were the guests of
Mrs. Pi O. Johnson Wednesday.
Messrs. R. W. Leary, Sr., and R.
W. Leary, Jr., accompanied Miss
Mary to Elizabeth City Mon
r day where she is undergo
ng tyjfi: rents for the removal of
(tonsils.
Miss Louise Bunch returned home
iThursday after having attended
nsummei 1 school at E. C. T. C., Green
ville, N. CJ
The death of Jim Peele last Sat
- urday caused much grief in this com
munity and heartfelt sympathy goes
out to the bereaved family.
Mrs. Annie M.,-Leary of Edenton
is spending! several days with her
son, R. W.lLeary.
Quite a lumber of people in this
community Attended the reviyal held
at Center XU. church iustweek con
-1 ducted WflwTMr. ‘ P 13 " 1
City, con
ducting sendees at Rocky Hock this
gMek. The public is invited.
■Mrs. C. Bunch ha s returned
Sfcne after- speeding some time with
lor parents. Mr. and Mrs. Murray of
Dennison, C.
Mrs. Joh'J Hollowell returned home
I Monday after having visited rela
i tives in Norfolk, Va. She was ac-
Ivompanied home by her nephew, Mr.
f Hubert Hollowell.
Mrs. Bertha Hoggard of Cofiqd,
N.< C., is spending some time with
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Leary.
On Thursday, September 24, a
jolly crowd met at the hojje of Mr.
and Mrs. Rob Privott to Celebrate the
family reunion of Mrs. Jjlien Byrum,
which proved to be th/ most enjoy
able occasion of What an
ideal spot' for tljs festivities. The
’ gathering sat in a circle in the shod”
of the of o» the branche:
which hVPg Stum's ornament
graceful ri>oss). Some of the la.
in lively riMCd> ‘aang old-time so
All well knß* r that dinner was
main attractionfiMhe day and v
they they fi
it loaded food pre
ed by After the i
cation by Frank Cale,
crowd did full jus
It is the d JVe that the reunion
be long r«Mm'jered, and that
younger will carry 1
memories toT a ripe old age.
HEAVY IN THIS ,
SECTM/N over WEEJt-.i
An unusigal amount of jrafri ftj
over thfe week
starting >sjght. Mr.
Webb, of tf>e Yeoni m section,
he saw mori rain Bill Saturday i
than he has\ s ecri OT a long time
In some sectisrik.,bf Wake Co
growers reports Jfc-n one-fourt
one-yprd of y* J®obacCb desti
Q^fcied
aiuflKrals
111 d ill i limn i
ions any *oil;
ocksmith first cf*. S s or d< r.
See QuecV street,
calves. TC.
N orth^aM^^^^l
Chowan
State xM ■
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Lonnie
1 that aßlßppP^
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i i‘anions S|J •
•id anyone
j CROSS ROADS |
Mrs. Mary Skinner and son Ben of
Durham are visiting her sister and
brother, Mis 3 Pattie Winbome, and
Mr. W. H. Winbome.
Miss Henrietta Hollowell of Balti
more, Md., is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Jordan Hollowell.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brady and
baby of Honolulu, Hawaii, are visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Jordan. .
Miss Alese Hines and Mr. Robert
Winbome of Suffolk, Va., spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Winbome.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Evans and
sons, Lindsay, Jr., and Melvin and
Mrs. T. L. Evans spent Tuesay at
Ocean View, Va.
The many friends of Mrs. W. D.
Welch will regret to hear that she
is confined to her bed with an at
tack of lumbago.
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Hollowell, Sr.,
and Mr. Bertram Hollowell will
leave Friday for Washington City to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hollowell.
Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Leary spent
Tuesday in Washington, N. C., with
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Welch, Jr
, Miss Hilda Boyce has returned
from attending summer school at
E. C. T. C., Greenville, N, C.
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Elliott -Entertain
Mr. and Mrs. E. 'N. Elliott enter
tained at a barbecue dinner Satur
day and had as their guests the fam
ilies of both Mr. and Mrs. Elliott.
Those present were: Mr. and Sirs,
R. V. Knight and son Bobby, Mrs.
Fannie B. Knight and Miss Lila Ded
mon of Tarboro; Capt. and Mrs.
Louis Knight and daughter Anne of
Honolulu, Hawaii; Mr. and Mrs.
i: !
Compliments of
S. Hobowsky
TO THE CH< LD
Our Fall goods lily
and you are c to
» visit our store. ;
The place whei tty
merchandise at 3.
S. HOBOWSKY
Phone 211 Edenton, N. C.
tiener’s Specials j
>live Shampoo 25© I
of Magnesia 65c!
of Magnesia 39c
;ral Oil " SOC I
;ral Oil 75c |
in Tablets 39c jj
I" I 1 TUBE TOOTH PASTE SI.OO value for , |
Ipt. ANTISEPTINE 49c |• I
1 *■ ’» Paste 3 Thin Blown Glasses |
only 5©C
25c and 50c pt. f
Ii ' a SPECIAL 75c pt. |
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Pharmacy I
Tablets
St EdentonAt C. 1
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, N. C„ THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1934.
John Elliott and son, David Parker,
of Suffolk, Va.;' Mrs. A. B. Hollo
well and son, Asa, Jr., Miss Esther
Elliott and guest, Mrs. Hurdle and
Ernest Cook of Aulander, N. C.; Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Winbome, Miss
Pattie Winbome, Miss Annie Parker
Winbome, Mr. Hutchins Winbome,
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Perry, Mr. ,W- T.
Perry, Mrs. W. W. Bunch, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Hollowell, Mr. Will Bunch,
Mr. John Bunch and Mr. W. D.
Welch of the county; Mr. and Mrs.
John White and daughter, Carolyn;
Dr. and Mrs. W. I. Hart, and
Miss Nelle Caldwell of Edenton; Mr.
Marion Caldwell, of Dillon, S. C.;
Mrs. Mary Skinner and Mr. Ben
Skinner of Durham.
In the afternoon Miss Anne
Knight, in Hawaiian costume, did a
number of native dqnces ancl acro
batic stunts. c-
Hollowell Family Reunion
The Jordan Hollowell family had
their annual reunion Wednesday at
the Hollowell home. Those present
were: Mrs. Jordan Hollowell, Luke,
Ray and Carlisle Hollowell, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Hollowell and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holywell and
son, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hollowell
and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Hol
lowell and family of Corapeake, Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Leary, Mr. and Mrs.
Carey Hollowell and son, Mr. and
Mrs. Raleigh Hobbs and son and Mrs.
Britt Hollowell of Hobbsville, Miss
Mate Boyce of Richmond, Va., Miss
Rosetta Baker of Suffolk, Va., Miss
Henrietta Hollowell of Baltimore,
Md., and Miss Pennie Hollowell.
Beaufort County tobacco growers [
expect to produce more than their!
allotments of tobacco due to the fav
orable season.
MISSIONARY CIRCLES MEET
i
The four circles of the Woman’s
Missionary Society of the Baptist
Church had their regular monthly
meetings on Monday night of this
week.
The R. T. Bryant Circle met with i
Mrs. T. W. Elliott. A very interest
ing program on “Prayer” was rend
ered by several of the members. The
meeting will be heled in September
with Mrs. E. S. Norman. Those
present were Mesdames C. T. Dough
tie, H. B. Jones, T. W. Elliott, Will
Perry, J. C. Leary, Cecil Byrum, O.
C. Davis, Mollie Privott, H. T. Lay
ton, John M. Harrell, Bob Chesson
and J. Frank White.
The Leila MacMillan Circle met at
the home of Mrs. W. D. Holmes with
six members present: Mrs. W. D.
Holmes, Mrs. A. T. Bush, Mrs. T. E.
Harrell, Mrs. Mary Ward, Mrs.'
James Boyce and Mrs. George Las
siter.
The Sophia Lanneau Circle was
entertained by Mrs. J. H. Haskett at
her home near Edenton. Those pres
ent included Mesdames Dan Carter,
D. M. Reeves, J. Frank Miller, R.’
W. Boyce, Ellis Mason, W. S. Privott,
W. I. Cozzens, J. C. Dail and J. H.
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Coming In
Every Day
| NEW FALL
CLOTHING
FURNISHINGS
I SHOES ;
F O II
MEN and BOYS
PRICED RIGHT AND STYLED
TO THE NEW SEASON.
■We invite your inspection of
the finest stock we have ever
shown.
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S. Ganderson & Sons
“The Men’s and Boys’ Store”
EDENTON- N. C.
I I “Buy Your Coal NOW
•I Satisfied customers is our motto. We will be
glad to serve you with Pocahontas Egg or Stove,
Anthracite Nut or Stove, Splint, Egg, Run-of
mine or Slack. Call us for prices. We have Qual
ity Coal and give honest weight. X
€| If it is Feeds you need, we have just what you I
want. Eggs are high ... feedTaying Mash. Hog ■
prices are advancing. Try Pig and Hog Chow I
for quicker and better growth, or if you want 8
Fish Meal, Tankage and Middling, see us before I
q We also have SEED OATS, SEED RYE. RAPE, I
CLOVER, VETCH. If we don’t have what you 8
want we can get it in a few days. §
I WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE !■
I LIVERMAN PEANUT PICKER II
I AND CASE FARM MACHINERY II
8 CjJSee us for your Peanut; Bags. We have the 8
| right prices. .. -W JL
IrQo We Welcome The Chowan Herald'
Edenton Feed iruel
1 Haskett, ancl one visitor, Mrs. Carey
Bunch.
The Pearl Johnson Circle met with
Mrs. Jordan Yates at her apartment
on Oakum street with five members
present: Mesdames H. J. Boyce, L.
D. Bond, Will Satterfield, J. J. Long,
E. J. Griffin and W. J. Yates.
Two Local Stores To
Increase Floor Space
The Dixon building on the north
east comer of Broad and King
ou^^xtr^speclal!^
On cleaning are still in force
and will continue until
further notice
We operate one of the largest ancl best
equipped plants in the Albemarle section.
i
| For One Day Service
Call 156
j FREE CALL AND DELIVERY IN CITY
All Work Strictly Cash Upon Delivery
Men’s Suits
Overcoats j
Ladies’ Plain
Dress or Coat w w
DRY CLEANED AND PRES!
Special prices given on Childri
ments at plant. We specialize in Alt<
Repairing.
Odorless Dry Cleaning
ED. HABI
MASTER CLEANER AND DY
street will be remodeled in order to
provide more room for S. Ganderson
& Sons and the A. and P. grocery
store, which front on Broad street.
The part of the building which was
occupied by Pugh Roberson’s barber
shop will be added to the two stores,
thus adding about 30 feet to each
store room. Both of the firms are
cramped for room in their present
quarters, and the addition of space
will allow a larger stock and better
display of the merchandise.