PAGE SIX
Town Council
Proceedings
Edenton, N; G., May 14, 1935.
The Town Council met this day in
the Town Office at 8 o’clock P. M. in
regular monthly session. Present, E.
W. Spires, Mayor, X. E. Copeland, A.
G. Byrum, T. W. Jones, 0. B. Perry
and L. P. Williams.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
On motion of T. W. Jones, second
ed by X. E. Copeland, E. & W. De
partment bills amounting to $3,824.35
are ordered paid.
On motion of T. W. Jones, sec
onded by 0. B. Perry, Town bills
amounting to $295.24 are ordered
paid, as follows:
American LaFrance & Foamite
Industries $ 21.81
Wico Electric Co. 11.85
Norfolk Carolina Tel. & Tel.
Co. 16.46
Standard Oil Co. 111.88
Chowan Motor Co. 6.26
Edenton News 17.00
Chowan Herald 9.80
Byrum Bros. Hardware Co. 2.48
M. G. Brown Co. 13.10
Jno. C. Bond Co. 7.19
M. P. Whichard 2.00
C. H. Wood, Agent * 8-75
Pole Holders and Registrars
(for election) 38.16
S. J. Sutton 2.50
Edenton Laundry 4.00
Postmaster 2.00
Railway Express Agency .50
R. K. Hall 4.50
A. R. Owens (salary fireman) 15.00
• ' $295.24
E. W- Spires was duly sworn in as
Mayor for ensuing two years. L. P.
Williams, O. B. Perry, X. E. Copeland,
A. G. Byrum and T. W. Jones were
duly sworn in as Councilmen for en
suing two years. W. H. Gardner was
duly sworn in as Treasurer for a
period of two years. F. P. Wood was
duly sworn in as a member of the
Board of Public Works for a period
of two years.
On motion of A. G. Byruin, second
ed by L. P. Williams, the following
are reappointed to serve for a period
of two years:
X. E. Copeland, Mayor pro tern; L.
P. Williams and A. G. Byrum, Finance
Committee; T. W. Jones, Street Com
missioner; G. M. Byrum, Park and
Play Grounds Commission; O. B.
Perry, Fire Commissioner-
No further business, the Board ad
journed.
R. E. LEARY, Clerk.
, Edenton, N. C., May 1, 1935.
The Board of Public Works met in
the Town Office Wednesday evening
at 6 o’clock in regular monthly ses-
sion.
Present, J. A. Woodard, chairman,
and F. W. Hobbs. The following bills
were examined and approved for pay
ment for the month «of April, 1935:
Goodman-Bright Electric &
Supply Co. $ 26.24
The Texas Co. 2-70
North Carolina State Board
of Health 16.00
Lynchburg Foundry Co. 94.84
Owen G. Dunn 151.50
Graybar Electric Co. 230.32
M. G. Brown Co. 84.47
Byrum Bros. Hardware Co. 33.95
Jno. C. Bond Co. 44.00
Chowan Herald 39-00
Pomona Terra Cotta Co. 624.60
Sears Roebuck Co. 10.94
C. N. Griffin . 420.00
Geo. W. Daughtry & Co. 9.31
J. M. Baldwin 100.00
John Jones 2.80
Virginia Elec. & Power Co. 972.67
Railway Express Agency __ 1.53
Riley Gay 1-00
S. J. Sutton 7.25
N. S. R. R. Co. 132.23
F. F. Muth 55.22
Joe and Frank Barrow 18.60
jl. C. TeL && Tel. Co „ 10.85
, . . - •• $3,090.02
Paid salaries for the month
of April, 1935 734.33
$3,824.35
Amount of receipts in excess
of disbursements from E.
& W. Dept, for month of
April, 1935 1,464.29
$5,288.6/
Received from collector for
rent and merchandise for
month of April, 1935 $3,005.53
Received from collector for
water for month of April,
1935 - 2,283.11
$5,288.64
Respectfully submitted,
R. E. LEARY, Clerk.
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Miss Catherine Harrell, of Nor
folk, Va., spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Harrell.
Mrs. Henry Mansfield was the sup
per guest of Mr. and Mrs. Colon
Jackson Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs- Albert Gray and
children, from the Edenton-Hertford
Highway, spent Saturday night with
their brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. J. HT. Harrell and
family visited their son, Thomas
Harrell in the Albemarle Hospital,
Elizabeth City, Sunday. They found
his condition very satisfactory.
Mrs. Willie White, of Edenton,
spent the week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Overton,
i Mrs, Melvin Colson and children
Reading Certificates
Awarded At Chowan
One hundred and fifty-six pupils in
Chowan High School received read
ing certificates for the term of school
just ended. The number of books
completed by each pupil ranged from
6 to 35. Those receiving certificates
were:
First Grade—Mildred Wilson, Wil
mer Chappell, Juanita Spivey, Elwood
White, Lester Byrum, Melvin Evans,
Christine Dail, Lillian Privott, Cinnie
Parks, Naomi Jordan, W. T. Eason,
Erwin Copeland.
Second Grade Margaret Taylor,
Frances Perry, Forrest Byrum, Rob
ert Hendrix, Virginia Mae Jordan,
Selma Toppin, Mackeriel Lassiter, Ed.
mond White, Mary Chappell, Ernes
tine Dail, Evelyn White, Paul Byrum,
George Davidson, Herman Layden,
Haywood Jordan, Albert Ray Blanch
ard, Louis Twine, Ray Ward, Elmer
Lee Twine, Merrell Perry, Horace
Parks, James Copeland, Mildred Har
rell.
Third Grade Thomas Blanchard,
Robert Boyce, Adron Chappell, Ru
dolph Dale, John Eason, J. H. Hollo
well, Edgar Earl Hollowell, John Win
borne Privott, Fred White, Walter
Dail, Vashti Bowman, Molly Bunch,
Eula Copeland, Marian Copeland,
Nita Davidson, Carrie Lee Davidson,
Mary Winborne Evans, Gladys Hen
inger, Marjorie Smith, Dorothy Wil
son, Thomasine Ward, Margaret
Ward, Rella Evans.
Fourth Grade—Virginia Hope Per
ry, Frances Jordan, Delcie Jordan,
Frances Copeland, Lessie Mae Chap
pell, Alene Dale, Geraldine Lane,
Sylvia Byrum, Virginia Twine, Mar
gie Chappell, Viola Chappell, Clarissa
Boyce, Lois Jean Davis, Stanley Tay
lor, Wilford Toppin, Alma Griffin.
Fifth Grade William Blanchard,
Raymond Blanchard, Welton Boyce,
Ray Bunch, Lloyd Byrum, Lassell
Chappell, Doris Copeland, Robert
Dail, Claude Eason, Hubert Eason,
Thomas Jackson, Elbert Jordan, Hu
bert Jordan, Jarvis Jordan, Lester
Jordan, Lewis Leary, Ervin Saunders,
Irving Trotman Spivey, J. T. Twine,
Elmer Ward, Lehman Ward, James
Russell Winslow, Helen Blanchard,
Evelyn Byrum, Marguerite Dail,
Elizabeth Lane, Geraldine Perry,
Ruth E. Perry, Emily Lee Saunders,
Juanita Twine, May Twine, Mary E.
White, Gertrude Bunch, Ruth Byrum.
Sixth Grade—Winston Baker, Celia
Copeland, John Logan Savage, Jr.,
James Perry, Ruth Privott, Grace
Privott, Rejina Byrum, Roger Byrum,
AUene Blanchard, lea Mae Stallings,
Laverne Copeland, George Privott,
Jr., Evelyn Williams, Kathryn Wins
low, Jarvis Saunders, Winfred By
rum, Catherine Copeland, Doris Um
phlett, Lillie Mae Toppip, Mary
Louise Davidson, Delton Copeland,
Sarah C. Berryman, Doris Marie
’ Copeland.
Seventh Grade— Beulah Frances
Copeland, Clarine Lane, Leroy Har
rell, Geneva Chappell, Frances Ward,
Juanita Lane, Lavelle Ward, Mar
garet White Byrum, Lillie Mae Saund
ers, Hilda Byrum, Marjorie Berryman,
Virginia Blanchard, Charlotte Hollo
well, Isaac Byrum.
Eighth Grade Melba Chappell,
Camilla White, Beulah Perry, Eleanor
Winslow, Melvin Copeland,
Ninth Grade—Mary Leary, Paul
Harrell, Mabel Craft, Mary Esther
Belch.
Tenth Grade—Anna Belle Privott.
Eleventh Grade—Carey Privott.
are spending a few days at New
Hope with Mr. Colson’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Colson.
Mrs. Thomas Goodman, of Eden
ton, spent Friday afternoon with her
mother, Mrs. W. E. Jordan.
Miss Annie Parker, of Hertford,
spent last week with her sister, Mrs.
W. J. Goodwin.
Mrs. J. S. Jackson is spending a
few days in Durham with her daugh
ter.
Earl Davenport, of Norfolk, Va.,
spent a few days last week with his
father, Mr. Doc Davenport-
Miss Clara Copeland spent the
week-end in North Edenton with her
aunt, Mrs. R. K. Hall.
ATTEND FUNERAL
Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson and
son, Aubrey Thompson, and Waddy
Ferebee, all of Norfolk, Va., attend
ed the funeral of Mr. George Thomp
son’s brother, Mr. L. O. Thompson, on
Saturday afternoon.
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