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Mrs. Rodney M.vrum has returned
after spending ten days with her
mother, Mrs. W., B. Lyons in liad
ford, Va.v and with her neice Lois
Keich at the Womans Division of,
Virginia Tech and while there heard
Richard Bonelji, American Baritone
of the Metropolitan Opera Company.
Miss Mary Bowyer has returned
to her home in Laurinhurg. \. (' . as
ter. yis-itihg.• her Brother, and i sister-,
ii law, Mr. and Mrs. R. \V ihnyyer.
Miss Rebecca Colwell, Chowan
County home: agent, spent the week
end at Wallace visiting: relatives.
West liy rum, Jr., left Monday for
Met'all it* .School at Chattanooga.
Temi., after spending, a few day -
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. U.
VV, By runt
.JUST RECEIVED . . .
100 NEW DRESSES
COTTONS
RAYON
SILKS
55.40 to $22.50
bettTshoppe
2io South Broad Street
EDENTON, N (
Relief At Last
For Your Cough
Crcorculsion relieves promptly be
cause it goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe
and heal raw. tender inflamed bronchial
mucous membranes. Tell your druggist
to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with
Die understanding you must like the
way it quickly allays the cough or you
are to have your monev back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
| Just Received
S ( HAEF FE R LI F E T I \1 E
f PEN AND PENCIL SETS j
CAMPEN'S
| JEWELERS I
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FARMERS, ATTENTION! 1i
if yuu need money U> refinance your farm debts, to build,
purchase: additional land or farming equipment, or to pay any
farming obligation, you should investigate the possibilities of
a Federal Land Bank loan made through the National Farm
Loan Association. 4IF- interest —tong term—mortgage may 1
paid any time and interest stops. j
i
K. K. PEARSON, Secretary-Treasurer
Albemarle National Farm Loan Association j
111) Mitchell Street, Telephone 227
AHOSKIE, N. C.
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Also at Production Credit Association office in Edenton, V C'„
every Wednesday from 11 to 12 o’clock.
S 1. s _-r j
FOR SALE
129-ACRE FARM IN GATES COUNTY
Located at Middle Swamp Baptist Church. 40
acres in cultivation. Last year’s crop consist
ed of Tobacco, Peanuts, Cotton and Corn.
Two-story house ready to occupy.
B.W. Evans
EDENTON, N. C.
1 .Mrs. J. A. Moore and her two
• daughters. Misses Elizabeth and
Mary Mae re, 'eft Tuesday for New
York, where they will spend ten
days.
,1. Craig Haste of Hampton. \ a:,
spent Saturday in Kdeuten. Mrs.
Haste lias been here, since last w eek
tv he with her father, T. A l-erry.
w ho is very ill.
Mrs. William J, ! vary continues:
seriously ill at her lions on Las!
\\ ater Stria t.
Harold AV. tlilnver.- Jr,, msirurfor.
n Cushing Aeadviny, \slihunihani,
U.i.vs , is expected !o arrive in Eden-.
: toil Sunday to ■ spend a . Brief vacation'
with his parents, the Rev. And Mrs.
Nardil \\ t.iilri•.• i. a' tln- Episcopal
t rectoryj : - j ,-jj
(Quarterly (on sere me
In Chowan Charge
Sunday, March 24th
Th»* Seivml Quaiti*rlv t ‘••nfrromv
•if thi‘ Chnwa'n (’hargo is
t" !>•• hold Sunday after
tin*Mi, March 24. at at th»*
lU’tiiany Midhuilist (‘hurch in IVr
ijuimans County. ia*ar IVlviduiv;
Thi' \ 4 Hi-rln'rt Millin'. District
SiiprnntfDili'nt. :s !■• prtach. The
.public is invited to. attorn}:
Tlte Chowan Chaigt* is composed;;
of. four churches: Evans and Center
Hill in Chowan C'btinty and Ander
son find Uethanv in Perquimans.
Masonic Lodge (alls
Off Meeting: Tonight
Tonight’s (Thursday) meeting .of,
Unanimity Lodge, No 7. A. F. <fc A.
M., has been failed otf By W. L.
(iv..,iwin, the master. The meeting,
was cancelled in order to allow Kden
ton Masons to attend the 125th an
niversary Banquet of Perquimans
Lodge, Nsi. inti,-at Which time District
Deputy Grand Master H. A. Cam pen
wifi be honored By honorary member
ship in the Hertford lodge.
The regular meeting will he held
Thursday of next week, at which time,
"f the degrees u . be conferred,
RKK.H I JEW EI.-> MEET
Ihe Bright Jewels. Children's - •
i ety of the C.-nt. : Hi- M-thoriist
t’hurc-l:. he’d ,’s regular monthly
- vet :.g a- - Frida;. owning w ith
, M.. . eotr.e ..f h:s
: ,r- ts. Mr. ami Mr-. Bennie Munns.
1 ■ ty ’ • mifei. a: -I -■-n,
•el.: t- wee. ; M o • The topic r
gi a g ■.vas "Spr ng
t Af'ei a .r> Busjne» -e.,-
- • . ga- vs .s.-re i a. eg and r.-fr.--!
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON. N. C„ THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1946.
[llO Children At
( Pre-School Clinics
Ending Saturday
Complete Report Re
i leased By Health
' Department
Pro-school clinics in Chowan Conn
ty came to a close Saturday and dur
.| ing the , four'-d'ay clinics 11*0 children
' \ven• brought in for examination.
Eighty seven parents accompanied
. the children to the, elinics. while ..in
I otln-r cases relatives or neighbors;
accompanied t holm
lieporis of the clinics as compiled
By tin Health Ollico follow:
Fdetitol. White School 11 present:
■ absent- whose names were listed:
ii w liv didn't lived any iimmnhrations:
j S. iits’ dipblheria toxoid: J second
(iip.h.tl.iei'.ia ioxvni; 2< siitallpex; . 1 to
have J t of 1 injections for protec
ti* mi against whooping cough: t; 7 par
Chowan High School 2.7 present:
11 absent whose names were listed;
I, uh-i.didn’t need any immunizations;
: 1. Ins! diphtheria toxoid: Jo smallpox:
I t” iiav. iir.st.of. 4 injections for pro
!n-(:vi against whooping cough: 22
parents present.
Biieky Hock Central. Schools 111
present; none were absent whose
names wore listed: none who needed
any immunizations: none to receive,
first and second diphtheria toxoid: 9
■ smallpox: none to have first of 4 in-,
jections for protection against whoop
, ing cough: 7 parents present.
Hudson drove 1 present: none ah-,
sent whose nanic was listed; none
whi> didn't need any immunizations;
none first diphtheria toxoid; 2 second
diphtheria toxoid; none to have first
■of 4. injections for protection against
Twhooping cough; i< smallpox; blood
I test; 2 parents present.
Edenton Colored School—7 present:
J 2 absent whose names were listed;
none who didn't need any immuniza
tions: •;{. first diphtheria toxoid; 1 see
: otid diphtheria, toxoid: 2 smallpox:
t)i have first of 4 injections for pro
tection against w lumping cough; 7.
tfiovd test; f> parents present
Ryan’s drove— No prospects for
any pre-school children.
White Oak School— i' present:
abort vyh.vsv names ware listed; 1
..'.:■ didn't ini d any immunizations:
1 tirst diphtheria t x-4d; - second
diphtheria toxoid: - smallpox: i.-me
■■ haxe rrst "f 4 for pro
teetv I: aga.i.st w !:■ ■ plug cough: <■
t,:...„j test: 4 parents present.
.B'hr.N Scl.. •• 112 present:
I.- ahker.t .-whose i.aga was listed:
' ■ d <!*:* • .ed any .mmunizations:
■• ■•'>■■ her a toxoid: 1 second
d:j ntr.erla t.-x< ai. d stitallp. x; 2
i a . tirst f 4 ir.j,vt.i"tis f- r protec•
' ■■’ against whooping cough: 12
■■! tv>-: s parents present:
(iref'ii Ha . bi I: •■ -7 present: none
absent whose nana was listed'; 1 who
didn't Heed any immunizations; 1 first
diphtheria toxoid: 4 second diphtheria
t"X -:d; 2 s 1 : allpox; 7 blood test: «i
parent,- present.
Canaan's Tempi,— 7 present: none
absent wlui-v nan., was listed: 1 who
didn’t need any immunizations; 2 first
diphtheria to.xoid; 2 second diphtheria
toxoid; ■'; smallpox: none to have first
of 4 injection- for protection against
' w hooping cough; 7 blood test.; .5 par
-1 ,-nts present,.
Warren's tlrove 7 present; none
absent whose name was listed; none
who didn't! need any immunizations;,
first diphtheria toxoid; 2 second.
diphtheria toxoid; a smallpox; none.;
No Argument-
Must Ease Your
Cough °BACK ts
■•ware of Cauf Inar Bronchial
Irritation Dae to Colds !
I IfN mart grt satisfaction or monftr
tack. no argument—ls two or threo 1
I doses of Broa>chu>llne Emulsion
I don't (Its you fast unmistakable
relief, we will refund your money
| without question.
That's how good we think Bron
•bu-llne Is.
Contains no chloroform or narcot
ics and no sweet sugary syrup. Not
habit-forming. But If you are cough,
cough, coughing yourself to pieces
and losing your night’s rest. Instant ;
i relief la what you want and what you I
| get Ask for Bron-chu-llne Emulsion
Leggett & Davis
PHONE 187-J
TRUCK FOR HIRE
L ALSO
SAND AND DIRT
FOR SALE
MOVING
Day or Night Service
Earl Jones
106 Oakum Street
EDENTON, N. C.
to have first of 4 injections for pro
tection against whooping cough; 5
blood test; 3 parents present.
Virginia Fork—3 present; none ab
sent whose name was listed; none to
have first diphtheria toxoid; none to
have second diphtheria toxoid; 1
’ smallpox; none to have first of 4 in
jections for protection against whoop
ing cough; 3 blood test; 1 parent
: present.
St. John’s School—-12 present; none
absent whose name was listed; 3 who
didn't need any immunizations; none
first diphtheria toxoid; 1 second diph
j theria toxoid; •• smallpox; 2 to havei
first of 4 injections for protection'
against whooping cough; 12 blood
test; x parents present.
lireen Hal! School—7 present;
nolle absent w hose name was listed;
I who didn't need any imiminizat ions;
I first diphtheria toxoid; 4 second
diphtheria toxoid; 2 smallpox; 7
blood test: b parents present.
t’enter Hill I) present; 1 absent
whose uatiie was listed; 1 who didn't
need any immunizations;.'. I tirst diph
theria toxoid: none second diphtheria
toxoid: 2 smallpox; 2 to have first of
4 injections for protection against
w hooping cough: !* blood test: 7 par
rots present,-
Britt's School 1 present; -7 absent
whose names yvere listed; none that
didn't m,d any mnti.uniziltions; mine
tirst diphtheria toxoid: I second
' diphthoi ia toxoid; .lione smallpox; I
i blood test;. 1 parent present.
The Health Office points out that it
•■has boen mad, a law for each child
who is entering school to Be protected
against diphtheria, w hooping rough
and smallpox. Children who have not
had all of these immunizations are
urged to Be taken to a family doctor,
' or to . the Health Department on Fri
dav or Saturday morning. The. Health l
I Vpart ment. closes at 12 o'clock noon.
Parents are urged to bring a certi
ficate to show that children have Been
protected against these diseases. 1
KI’ISI’OI’AL SERVICES
Thu I lev. Harold W. Clilnur. rec
tor of the St. Paul's Episcopal j
Church, announces the following ser
vic.es at St. Paul’s.
Sunday, March Third Sunday in j
Lent—B A. M., the Holy Communion; |
0:30 A. M., Church School; 11 .A. M.,
the Holy Communion, corporate com-!
munion and united thank offering of
the Woman’s Auxiliary.
Monday through Friday—ll A. M.,
morning prayer: 7 P M.. eveninc
prayer.
Thursday -4:30 P. M., children’6
> itoir rehearsal and service; 8 P. M.,
cor.i'rmation instruction at 'he Par
ish House.
4 \j;sv IV
eC to 1J lURIto *F' iy>n rt 'k
I- DRINK ili
ruDUBLEi
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C. P. O. CLUB
EDENTON NAVAL AIK STATION
t
Extends a cordial invitation to all veterans
1 and their friends
to visit the club at any time.
A dance will be held Saturday night
from 8 to 11:30 P. M.
to which all are invited for an enjoyable evening.
❖
Call Chief C. L. Saxton at the CPO Club
to make arrangements for entrance to the station.
Miss Carolyn Oglesby |
Graduates As Nurse!
1
Miss Carolyn Oglesby, daughter of |
1 Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Oglesby, was
j graduated as a nurse February 18,
at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Haiti-1
; more, Md.
Miss Oglesby was graduated fiom j
J Edenton High School in 1941 and
entered ECTC at Greenville that]
same fall. She spent one year at
I ECTC and decided on a nursing 1
career and in the fall of 1942 enter
jed Johns Hopkins. After two and '
one-half years at Johns Hopkins she.
joined the Cadet Nursing Corps and
transferred to the l'. S. Army New-
I ton I). Baker General Hospital for
the required period of training for
■ nurses entering the Army. The end
I of the war brought about a change
of pia.is ami. she decided against en-
I taring the . service and accepted a
posit ion with Transcontinental Air
. linos to begin next month at Kansas
City.
Baptist Young People
In (’barge Os Service
Members of the Intermediate
Trait)ing Union will have complete
- charge of the evening worship ser
vice at the Baptist Church .Sunday!
■evening, March 24 at . 7:30 . o’clock, j
The theme of the program will bo!
"My All Sufficient Christ”. Special
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"AL h.n••• Now/Can
Breathe Again!
If Wonderfullyqulck.alittleVa-tro-nolupeach
K nostril helps open the nasal passages-makes
J breathing easier —when your head fills up
F >ls with stuffy transient congestion! If you need
I relief tonight from such breathing distress -
Va-tro-nol. Follow directions in package.
JwijM* 1 *” VA-IRO-NOL
! Attention Motorist! \
I I
| Come in and let us tune up your motor
i and tighten up your car for Spring and
Summer driving. I
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II EDEN I ON. N. (' I
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I music will be furnished by members
' of the sextette and also by a special
1 intermediate choir. Families and
, friends of this group are especially
' urged to be present.
B 111 i'll A NNOI'N CEM ENT
| Born to Mr. and Mrs. Reese Pick
| Ter, a 9H -pound son, Saturday night
iat their home at Morris Circle. The
; newcomer’s name is Paul Thornton
; Pickier.
HEADACHE^
Capodint cootaliu 4 »p«cial!r T7 £ *
•circled IngcedieoU that work
together to giv* qoick relief - * E
from headache Md aearalgU* \W,
Follow direction* on label. ) J /
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BETTER THAN SOAP
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1-pound •)■.,
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