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Marines Win Two
Gaines In Oping
Baseball Season
Lester Jordan Holds
Leathernecks to Tie
Game Sunday
On Saturday afternoon at Hicks
Field the Edenton Marines made
their debut by defeating Merry Hill
by a score of 22-2. Mahlikowski,
Marine pitcher, limited the opposition
to Spur hits, while striking out nine.
Before a crowd Sunday
afternoon a double-header was play
ed, the first 'between a picked Eden
ton team, while the night-cap oppon
ents were Consolidated Aircraft of
Elizabeth City. The first game de
veloped into a pitchers’ duel between
Lester Jordan, local pitching ace
home on furlough, and Chinnis. Jor
dan limited the Marines to one hit,
while 11 went out by the strike-out
route. Chinnis allowed four hits.
The game was called after the seven
th inning with the score 1-1 in or-
Her to begin the second game. The !
highlight of the game was a double j
in the sixth by Chinnis, which ruined
Jordan’s chances for a no-hit game.
In the second game the Marines
had little trouble in defeating Con
solidated Aircraft, the final score
being 9-0. The Marines opened the;
first inning with a 4-run lead which
was never seriously threatened under
the masterful pitching of Stevenson,
who allowed only four safe bingles
and fanned 15 batters. Two circuit
clouts were made during the game,
one by Platt and the other by Mah
iikowski. The Marines hit safely 14
times and made only one error.
Batteries for the first game were:
Edenton, Jordan and Phipps; Ma
rines, Chinnis and Londergan; second
game, Marines, Stevenson and
Kaisin; Consolidated Aircraft, Evans
and May.
ACORN HILLNEWS
Mrs. Maude Eason is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Elisha Hurdle, in
Suffolk, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. By rum and ]
daughter, Sandra Lee, of Suffolk, Va., j
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. j
and Mrs. L. B. Harrell.
Mrs. Don Roads and Mrs. Bernice !
Ralph, of Portsmouth, Va., spent'
Sunday with Mrs. Elsie Eason.
Jim Briggs has returned home,
after spending a few days in Rich
mond, Va., with his daughter.
Margaret Lee, little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Briggs, has
whooping cough.
Corporal Bruce Briggs spent the
week-end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hurley Briggs.
Miss Wessie Harrell spent Satur
day night with Miss Frances Stall
ings.
Ceilings To Be Put
On Several Products
Ceilings will be placed on water
melons, Irish potatoes, cabbage, to
matoes and cantaloupes in the ‘’near
future,” the Cooperative Fruit and
Vegetable Association, of Washing
ton has notified the State Depart- j
ment of Agriculture.
While pointing out that definite
ceiling prices are now in the process
of being established, CommLssioner of
Agriculture Kerr Scott said the an
nouncement of these ceilings “will
come too late to have any effect on
the quantity of these products planted
in this State.”
50 Locked Up In Jail
During Past Month
Exactly half a hundred persons
were placed in the Chowan County
jail during the month of April, ac
cording to the monthly report of
Jailer Shelton Moore. Confinements
ranged from one to nine days, with
the cost amounting to $122.35, which
includes jail and turnkey fees.
card~osemthanks~'
We wish to take this opportunity
to express our sincere thanks and ap
preciation for the many kindnesses
and the sympathy shown us during
our recent bereavement.
D. T. Ward and Children.
Sentinels
of Health
Don’t Neglect Them I
Niture designed the kidneys to do. n
marvelous job. Their task is to keep the
flowing blood stream free of an exesesi of
toxic impurities. The act of living —lift
iltelf —is constantly producing waste
matter the kidneys must remove from
the blood if good hoath is to endure.
When the kidneys fail to function aa
Nature intended, there is retention of
waste that may cause body-wide dis
tress. One may suffer nagjrfng backache,
persistent headache, attacks of dixaineea,
getting up nights, swelling, puffiness
under the eyes—feel tired, nervous, aU
worn out.
Frequent, scanty oi burning passafea
are sometimes further evidence of kid
nay or bladder disturbance.
The recognised and proper treatmen t
is a diuretic medicine to help the kidneys
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Dean's. Sold at aU drag stores.
'Doans Pills
OPA Grants Advance
In Poultry Prices
C. W. Sheffield, poultry marketing
specialist with the State Department
of Agriculture, reports that recent
raises for poultry will mean “thous
ands of dollars to State poultry pro
ducers.”
Effective immediately, the prices of
, all poultry items except dressed tur
keys will be advanced 1.8 cents per
pound, the State Department of Agri
culture has been informed by the War
Food Administration. The report
said that in May the raise will move
to 2.2 cents over the price as it stood
before the April advance, and in
June will be lowered to 1 cent over
the original price. In July, the price
will be reduced to the old base and
will be kept there until next January,
when the advance will be one-half j:
cent; February, 1 cent; M?rch, 1.4 j
cents.
GLIDENNEWS
Mrs. C. T. Rogerson, Mrs. Curtis j
Chappell, Mrs. C. T. Rogerson, Jr., |
and daughter, Carolyn, of Belvidere, j,
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. 1
A. D. Ward, jr. •>
Miss Willie Hurdle, of Sunbury; >
Miss Nonie Hurdle, Mr. and Mrs Joe
Sands, of Norfolk, Va., spent the
week-end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. '
iC. A. White.
Mrs. Minnie Ward, Misses Lorinda :
and Florence Ward and Miss Lizzie j
Brown visited Mrs. Roy Winslow on ,
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. L. N. White visited her par- ■
} ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bunch, of
j Cannon’s Ferry, recently.
Mrs. Annie Parks visited several ]
friends in the community Wednesday. ,
Mrs. L. C. Briggs is spending '
some time with her husband, who is ,
stationed at Bain bridge, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Ward, Jr.,
visited Miss Iris Perry, at Windsor, ]
Sunday afternoon. j
Miss Florence Ward attended the !
Junior-Senior picnic from Hobbsville <
High School Tuesday evening. The >
group had supper at Chantilly Beach
and later attended the show in Eliza- ;
| beth City.
The Rev. and Mrs. Guy and Mrs. :
C. H. Carter, of Gatesville, called on ;
Mrs. Minnie Ward Tuesday morning.
WELFARE REPORT 11
Ninety-six Chowan County persons
! received old age assistance during
! April, the amount distributed being .
$1,297. According to the report of
| Mrs. J. H. MoMullan, superintendent
I of public welfare, there were also 16
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THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON. N. C„ THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1944
cases of aid to dependent children,
representing 42 children, the amount
distributed being $433. Five blind
aid cases received SB7 and $81.66
was distributed among six general
relief cases.
Activities of the department during
the month included three adult prison
parolees under supervision; five ju
venile delinquents on probation under
supervision; five employment certifi- ,
cates issued to minors; four referred i
NOTICE OF SALE Os PBOPOtTY FOB
DELINQUENT TAXES
The undersigned, Sheriff of Chowan County, will offer for sale at public
biddings to the highest bidder, on Monday, June 5, 1944 at 12 o’clock noon,
at the Court House door in Chowan County, the following property for non
payment of 1943 taxes. The amount represents the amount of tax due, plus
interest and costs.
FIRST TOWNSHIP—WHITE
j Dorothy M, Ballenger, l 1 - lots North Edenton ——_.s 3.42
Mrs. Lillie Bass, 1346 acres Cowpen Neck —:— 2.07
M. D. Blanchard Estate, lots Eden Heights - 2.80
iJoe Bunch, Jr., 1 acre Hertford Road 12.62
1 Mrs. Annie Byrum, 1 lot. North Edenton —— 2.73
J. A. Davenport, 32 acres Coke-Urffiji land 73.90
J. W. Dowdy Estate, house, Peterson Street 5.90
Edenton Motors. 4 lots, Dixon . —: 2.78
H. PL Foxwell Estate, 3346 acres Bonner land _— ————.— 5.76
Mrs. Emma Holmes and Mrs. Bessie Wilson, lot, Water Street 8.37
W. T. Phelps, 2 lots, North Edenton 3.35
Mrs. W. O. Saunders, lots, Eden Heights ——-—— 13.31
Mrs. Mary White Spencer, 1 house, Broad Street —: 17.43
Dr. Richard Spicer, house, West King Street —..—- 66.44
Wilson Spicer, 1 lot, North Edenton —— - 2.73
W. W. Spruill, 346 acres Woodard-White land —— 6.93
Robert Staton, 1 lot. North Edenton _—- . 2.60
J. D. Stillman Estate, 2 lots—Balance ——— 2.81
Mrs. A. E. Ward Estate, 1 house, Maine Street 24.02
E. Q. White, 4 lots Dixon 1-76
Jesse W. White, house, Queen Street; lot, Queen Street 31.22
T. L. White Estate, lot, Eden Heights 2.41
J. L. Wiggins, house, Granville Street; lot, Granville Street 92.25
FIRST TOWNSHIP—COLORED
Maggie Banks, 146 acres Monticello 3.86
Arthur Beasley Estate, 1 house Peterson Street 8.37
Pleasant Beasley Estate, 1 lot Peterson St. 3.22
Jerry Bembury Estate, 1 lot, Hicks St. 1-38
Sadie and Mabel Bembury, 1 house, School Street 7-34
Miles Blanchard Estate, lots, Eden Heights 1-78
Annie Blount, lot, Peterson Street 2.39
Evalena Blount, 1 lot, Rider 7.57
Lorena C. Britt, 1 lot, Oakum Street ———. 2.60
Lula J. S. Britt, 3-4 acre Coke land 3.42
William Brownridge, 1146 acres Brownridge land 9.21
Claudia Lee Bunch, 1 acre Paxton Road 3.86
Katie Bunch Estate, 6 acres Mexico Road
Charlie G. Burke, 1346 acres Greenhall
Elihu Burke Estate, 244 acres Burke land ——
Lillian J. Burwell, 1 house, Freemason Street —, —--
Edward Cherry, 1 lot, Rider
Richard Cooper Estate, 8 acres Capehart land
John Creecy Estate, 10 acres Goodwin Estate ——————
W. H. Creecy, 1 house, East Gale Street; 1 lot, East Gale Street -3-49
Beatrice Dicks Estate, 1 house, Hicks Street
Ophelia Etheridge, 12 acres Briale
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to a hospital at charity rates; one re
ferred to the Chowan crippled child
ren’s fund for service; two referred
to the Clerk of Court for admission
to an institution; three adult mental
cases on probation under supervision;
one affidavit furnished in matter of
adoption of infant; two referred to
vocational rehabilitation service; 110
miscellaneous articles accepted for
distribution from the U. S. Marine
Corps Air Station.
Ammonia
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Obelisk Flour 62c •
Krispy Crackers wml 19c
Northern Tissne 3* ,u, lsc 1
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Cut-Rite Wand Paper 'SP 15c ,
Vegetable
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Triangle Flour l! p*I"11.25
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Sophia J. Etheridge 1 house, Albemarle Street 9.49
Edward Gaskins, 1 house, Hicks Street 3.42
W. H. Gilliam, 1 house, Carteret Street 7.15
Laura and Elizabeth Griffin, house and lot, West Gale Street 3.03
Mary Gussom Estate, 1 lot, Church Street 3.42
Lillian Halsey, 1 lot, Peterson Street 2.60
J. A. Handy, lot, Hicks Street 2.60
Anthony Hathaway, 1 acre Paxton Lane 5.06
Florence Haughton, 1 house School Street 3,86
John Quincy Haughton, 1 lot, Freemason Street 2JJ9
Solomon Haughton Estate, house, Cemetery Street \ 70
William Haughton Estate, 1 lot, East Church Street 3 42
Henry Hawkins, 5 acres Dillard land J 2 !54
Lauretta Holly, 1 house, Albemarle Street 425
Will Honeyblue Estate, 12 acres, Hertford Road c'm
J. E. Howell, 1 lot, Rider "
Willie Hux, 246 acres Burke land - ZZ" 497
Martha Jackson, 1 house, Granville Street HI 303
J. B. Jenkins. 1 lot, Albemarle 'Street 2®W
Allen Johnson Estate, 1 house, Church Street—Balance I 16l*i
General Johnson Estate, 144 acres White land gV7
Isaac Johnson, 1 lot Peterson Street . 2JJO
John Y. Johnson, 46 acre White land ~ 114
William and Ophelia Jones Estate, 1 house, Granville Street 607
Martha Jordan Estate, 1 lot, Peterson Street
H. L. Manley, 1 lot Eden Heights _ _ 531
Thomas G. Mayo Estate, 30 acres Mayo land ZZ..ZZZ 2.60
Emily Mullen Estate, 7 acres Home Place * _ _ 432
Spurgeon Muse, 1 lot, Rider _ . ~ 260
James McCleese, 344 acres White-Bond land I ZZ 427
Maude Newby, 1 lot, Rider ZZZZ 1.78
S. R. Newby Estate, 144 acres Drew-Newbern 2 21
William C. Nixon, 44 acre Ricks land 8 16
Dallas Perry, 1 lot Eden Street _ ~~~ 344
Martha Perry, lot, Eden Heights __ 143
Walter Perry, 3 acres Warren land _ ~~~ 6JO
William Pierce, 46 acre and house, Albania - ______________ _ 841
Gertrude Ricks Estate, 1 lot, Rider __ ZZ_ZZZ 1178
Elbert Riddick, 1 lot, Cemetery Street ____ _ ~ 4*25
Weston Satterfield, 1 lot, East Carteret Street I" 3.42
Bettie Sawyer Estate, 1 house Albemarle Street _________ Z t_ Z 919
Emily Skinner Estate, 1-6 acre Hertford Road 178
Jack Skinner Estate, 1 house. Oakum Street I ~~~ ~ 3*43
Minnie Taylor, 1 lot, Rider ZZZZZZZZZ. 696
Josh Thompson, 1 acre Albania ” 4
John Treadwell, 2 acres Henry Miller Estate _ ~ 178
Norman Watson, 3-4 acre Jones land ZZZZZZ_ZZZZZZZ_ 260
John W. White, lot, West Gale Street 2*21
Thomas Wilder Estate, 20 acres Wilder land ZZ 4!56
J. L Williams, 25 acres Rumble land ZZZZ_ZZZZZ_Z 15.24
Bettie Wills, 3 acres Morris land " 173
Kate Worrell, 1 house, West Carteret Street ZZZZ ~ Z 837
Sarah Wynn Estate, 1 lot, Hicks Street ZZZZZZZZZ 3A2
SECOND TOWNSHIP—WHITE
C. W. Blanchard, 105 acres Home Place t 41.96
Mrs. Effie Bunch, Jas. Bunch Estate; 1446 acres Home Place; 6 acres
Gum Pond; 25 acres Wilson 13.99
Lois Bunch, 4 acres J. White land ; _ 2 77
M. B. Chappell. 1 store and mill site 138
R. N. Coffield Estate, 4 acres Qoffield Z ZZZZZZZZZZZ_ 1.77
L. D. Copeland, 16 acres Holly Grove _ ** ’ 4^33
Mary E. Dail, 16 acres Home Place ZZ _Z Z 2^27
C. H. Davis, 6 acres Pond Z__Z ~ ~~~ 2067
Mrs. C. L. Goodwin, 35 acres Goodwin land __ ggj
J. A. Goodwin, 36 acres Mary Brinn land 4.50
J. C. and J. M. Lane, 40 acres Home Place—Bahyice _ . 5.84
Robert A. Perry, 36 acres Mazie Hill Z.ZZZ.ZZZZ 1(L92
Martha Twine, 30 acres Center Hill [ 3*42
SECOND TOWNSHIP—COLORED
Augustus Cornelius Estate, 1 acre Coffield $ 177
Isaac Cornelius, 1 acre Jim Federson land ~~ _ _”Z 580
Abraham Dillard, 946 acres Dillard land t ZZZZZZZ” 260
Mattie Edney, 12 acres Home Place .Z_ZZ_Z ZZ 3j>7
W. P. Felton, 2446 acres Felton land . 15*17
Carolina Hurdle Estate, 3-4 acre Sandy Ridge _ ’Z" L 77
iHannah Johnson, 6 acres Dillard land _ ___ 342
Rosa Mebane, ’6 acre Center Hill _ i 38
[Leonard Reed Estate, 7 acres Brown and Byrum land Z_ZZZZ 2151 a
I Isaac RoHitisun Estate, 14 acres Dillard land 232 E
Maggie Robinson Estate, 5 acres Dillard land __ i_.ZZ_.ZZZ 138 *
William Shelton, 50 acres Mary Ellis land 3.03
THIRD TOWNSHIP—WHITE
G. A. Boyce, 1 acre E. C. Welch __ 28.63
Mrs. Inez Bunch, 175 acres P. W. Road **9l9
J. R. Chappell, 646 acres S. R. Road j’go
J. S. Chappell Estate, 87 acres S. R. Road ZZ-ZZ_ 16 16
J. T. Chappell, 125 acres S. R. Road Z_Z"Z~ 34 81
Lloyd C. Chappell, 24 acres T. C. Forehand land _ 628
Mrs. C. C. Copeland, 77 acres Meadow Road; 66 acres B. P. Road ‘>l 67
Mrs. T. E. Forehand, 23 acres I. C. Road ____ _ I Z 19 11
V. D. Hare, 40 acres Wingfield ~ 2152
Mrs. G. W. Lassiter Estate, 15 acres River Road ZZ ZZZZ Z 407
Bill Nixon Estate, 10 acres Nixon Place Z_ZZZZZ~ZZ_ 177
Mrs. Jesse Rountree, 32 acres S. R. Road ZZZ__Z Z ~Z__ 17 73
Luvinia Skinner Estate, 8 acres L. Skinner land ZZZ_ZZ_Z_~Z Z_ 177
J. L. Stafford, 4 acres P. W. Road ZZZZZ_Z__ 559
Shelton White Estate, 2 acres I. C. Road ~~ 254
THIRD TOWNSHIP—COLORED
George Elliott, 46 acre Montrose land $ 114
Richard Elliott Estate, 3 acres Rover Road ZZZZZ.ZZ 2 41
W. E. Elliott Estate, 446 acres I. C. Road ZZZ_ 2 71
G. C. Randolph, 3 acres Gum Pond ZZZZZZZZZZ' _ 177
J. G. Randolph, 21 acres Gum Pond Road 9'gi
Vashti White, 10 acres River Road ZZZ~Z Z 442
FOURTH TOWNSHIP—WHITE
Mrs. I. E. Harris, 20 acres Moran land 0 59
Pruden & Cox, 78 acres Platt Z_Z~_ 4*16
Powell Bros., 100 acres Powell land ~~ 9*19
Mrs. John Smith Estate, 100 acres Bunker Hill land ZZZ”_~ 18 46
FOURTH TOWNSHIP—COLORED
William Anderson Estate, 4 acres Holly Grove land $ j 27
Julia Arterbridge, 146 acres Lucindia Brown land -—ZZZZZZZZZ - 188
Noahy Bell, 2 acres Leggett land ZZ Z 151
Daniel T. Bond, 48 acres Littlejohn land " ““ g’gg
Ed Bonner Estate, 13 acres Montgomery land ZZ_ZZZZZZZ 746
J. E. Brown, 2 acres Holly Grove land 372
Robert Brown, 946 acres Holly Grove, L. W. Brown; 6 acres Holly
Grove, L. W. Brown 999
David C. Collins, 44 acres Brinkley land; 4846 acres Brinkley Zand 23 68
1 Martha Collins, 2 acres Leggett land 3‘jg
James E. Coston, 1 acre Holly Grove land ZZ_Z__ 3^93
John W. Coston Estate, 16 2-3 acres Holly Grove land ZZZZ 3 09
Henry Cox Estate, 2346 acres Gum Pond land ZZZZ_ZZZ~ 5.90
1 Russell Cox, 1346 acres Paige land ZZZZZZZZ 15.62
Mary Ford, 1 acre White House land 1*97
Clarence Harrell, 2 5-10 acres Holly Grove land ZZ_ZZZ 1.25
J. T. Harris, 2446 acres Woodside land ZZZZ 14.04
> Thomas Harris Estate, 19 acres Woodside land ZZZZZ 9.69
Wm. Honeyblue Estate, 2946 acres Paige land ZZZZ 6^40
Sarah Hoskins, 3 acres Woodside land ZZZ 1.20
Andrew Haughton, 9 acres Woodside; 2 acres Woodside ZZ_ 7^61
» Wheeler McClenny, 446 acres Holly Grove; 2 acres Holly Grove __ZZ L 49
' William McClenny, 14 acres Holly Grove land ” 2JII
Claudia Newby, 12 acres Leggett Place ZZ 2.77
Harry Nixon, 26 acres Hester Nixon land 15.19
> Joseph Nixon, 8 acres Pratt; 36 acres Collins; 8 acres Holly Grove;
' 12 acres Pratt; 32 acres Alfred Norcum 21.20
Primus Nixon, 29 acres Spruill; 20 acres Sitterson 7.51
Melton Norman Estate, 36 acres Leggett 9.19
1 Robert Norman, 20 acres Leggett Place 3*42
‘ Joseph Outlaw, 246 acres Woodside 3^4
: William Outlaw, 246 acres Woodside 3.84
Noah Overton, 6 acres Holly Grove land 0 1.38
I Fannie Paxton and Others, 146 acres Lucinda Brown land 1.38
* Edward Paxton, 146 acres Lucinda Brown 1.38
T. C. Roberta, 72 acres Johnson land 13.31
Frank Rogers, 2246 teres Paige land 2.79
, George A. Skinner, 10 acres Roberts land 11.00
' Llewellyn Stallings, 5 acres Holly Grove land 1.88
M*vtha 1 acre White House land Ll 4
Arthur Wills, 646 acres Holly Grove land 1.50
. Emma Wills, 6 acres Holly Grove land 1.38
' Joseph C. Wills, 44 acres Holly Grove land 21.17
L S»Tn Wills, 28 acres Holly Grove; 1 acre Yeopim Fork 9.74
1 Laura Winborne, 246 acres Jones Lee 1.57