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Mr. Aftd Mis. Privott
At Home To Friends
Mr. and’'Mrs. Wood Privott were
‘“at home" Friday afternoon from
five to seven," when they received ap
proximately 125 guests.
The hall,‘living room and dining
room were attractively decorated
with poina.ettas, red berries, holly and
pine. In jjiie dining room, the table
was covered with a fine lace cloth,
.and centered with a cluster of nandina i
berries. At each end of the table 1
were red candles in silver candle- j
holders.
Chicken salad sandwiches, ham be
lSgSjMlf is with true appreciation of
I the fine patronage that you
j have extended us in the past year that
| we pause at this glad time of the year
to express our sincere good wishes for
a most enjoyable Christmas and a sue- j
cessful New Year.
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A. a * i May Christmas bring for,
•£> and Peace and Content-
Wl J # T| merit, and may the New
Im I T 11 .1 Year be one filled with
1 j ant * Prosperity...
Your associations have
made the past year happy
_ for each of us and we trust
these friendships may oon
| tinue for many years to f
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HOME FERTILIZER WORKS
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of This Firm
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firm has enlorod ooa of Ito bssl jgaxa. $
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your patrouag* that w# pans* to toT, f
1 ‘ “SEASON'S GREETINGS.- S to OW &
sincere wtoh that these pleasant «■- X
*' i sociations mar continw.
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Time-worn words, but the most |
appropriate of them all. When |
we say "Merry ChristmasP you
can be sure that it is expressed
wi* h appreciation of its \
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S. HOBOWSKY
tween beaten biscuits, hors d’oeuvre,
salted nuts, fruit cake, punch and
coffee were served.
Presiding over the punch bowl
during the evening were Mrs. W. I.
Hart, Mrs. T. C. Byrum, Mrs. L. P.
Williams and Mrs. A. G. Byrum.
Mrs. J. A. Holmes. Mrs. W. E. Bond
and Mrs. Philip McMullan poured
coffee. Assisting in serving were
Miss Jessie McMullan. Mrs. George
Privott and Mrs. Loo Wilhelm.
TOWN EMPLOYEE DIES
! Andrew Bullock, colored employee
!of the Edenton Street Department,
j died at his home Saturday night. He
I died after being partially paralyzed
several weeks before.
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON. N. C., THURSDAY. DECEMBER 25, 1941
BAND MEMBERS ENJOY PARTY
Immediately after the concert on
Main Street Friday evening', C. L. Mc-
Cullers, director of the Edenton High
School band, entertained the senior
members of the band at a dance at
Hotel Joseph Hewes. Punch and
wafers were served. A delightful
time was had.
On Monday evening Director Mc
-1 Cullers entertained the members of
the junior band at his home on Water
Street. The youngsters celebrated
, I Christmas with fire crackers and had
a jolly good time.
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l Midnight Mass, Crib
At Catholic Church
A remarkably close resemblance to
the original scene in the Stable at
Bethlehem at the first Christmas,
when our Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ was bom into this world over
1900 years ago, will be shown
through statues, etc., representing
the Divipe Babe, His Mother Mary,
Foster-father St. Joseph, the Angei
singing “Gloria in Excelsis Deo,”
shepherds and animals with Stable
at Mass midnight between Christmas
Eve and Christmas morning in St.
Anri’s Catholic Church, comer North
Broad.and Albemarle Streets, Eden
ton, announced Rev. Father F. J.
McCourt, pastor.
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TAYLOR THEATRE
EDENTON, N. C. WE HAVE THE SHOWS
A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL
Thursday, December 25—Christmas Day—
WILLIAM POWELL and MYRNA LOY in
“SHADOW OF THE THIN MAN"
Stooges Comedy Shows Continuous From 3:15
Friday, December 26
ANN SHERIDAN, JACK OAKIE and MARTHA RAYE in
“NAVY BLUES”
Saturday, December 27 —
GENE AUTRY and SMILEY BURNETTE in
“SIERRA SOE”
Sunday and Monday, December 28-29 < ‘
GEORGE MURPHY, LINDA DARNELL, JACK OAKIE and
WALTER BRENNAN in
“RISE AND SHINE”
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■ PRISCILLA LANE, BETTY FIELD, JIMMY LUNCEFORD and
BAND and WILL OSBORNE and BAND in
i “BLUES IN TIE NIGHT
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Wednesday, December 31—Double Feature—loc and 22c
RAY MIDDLETON in
“MERCY ISLAND”
JIMMY LYDON in
“HENRY ALDMCH FOR PRESIOEHT
MIDNIGHT SHOW NEW YEAR’S EVE
ON OUR STAGE
Reuben Burke And His Ink Spots
A Local Talent Colored Show
On the Screen
MAXEE ROSENBLOOM in
“HARVARD HERE I COME”
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Christmas Service At |
Mackeys M. E. Church j
A Christmas service was held at
the Mackeys Methodist Church last:
Sunday evening. The theme was j
“Tidings of Great Joy.” Love offer-'
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6AEET I N G i (
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•.. from every member of this
organisation. Wo are pleased
If we hare been of serrice to
you at any time In the past
and inrite you to call on us
at any time in the future.
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AND SINCERE GOOD WISHTS
701 THE NEW YEAR ,
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I To Our Friends |
May we have the pleasure of extending to
you. one and nil our sincere desire for all
the good things that you may wish for...
Our ever increasing circle oi friends has j
made this Christmas a very happy one lor j
as... and we only hope that you. too, wfll j
receive your share of happiness.
Far your fine patronage we are thankful „,«!
and ask that we may continue to ssrro i|j| ]
you in the years to come, '« . - ■ l
HAPPY i
NEW YEAR 1
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W. i YATES SERVICE STATION j
. ing amounting to $3.54 wfe token
and turned over to the’ Rsd Cross,
lit was announced .that• the,"v||itorch
I will be kept heated all day Cj»ift)lniap
for the benefit of any w» might
i want to worship, and thk? service
i will be held Christmas evening at
'6 o’clock.