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l)r. John \\ Magee l«‘ft Monday for
his home in Brock Haven, Miss., af
ter visiting Ins .sun, Warren Magee
anil Mrs. Magee at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles f RusselL He was
accompanied he m by Mr. and Mrs.
' Warren Magee ami little daughter.
Susan, wfio v% til make their home in
M ississipp
Thomas Cross dr., has returned to
porter Military \eademy. Charleston,
S. C. after spending the spring hole
lays with I s ; a:■> lits, Mr. and Mrs.
T. Y. Cross,
Chief of T'ohre .!. It I'aniiei of
Greenville was i visitor in Kile,tit-mi
Monday, bei: g ~ a iiuess in Sap' • b>r
Court.
Mr, am! Mrs. .! .1. Morris ami Mr.
rod Mrs. Raymond (jtiillen of Berlin.
Md.. were -Week : a guests "t Mr.
r:d Mrs. Raymond Mansfield.
M jss .• igi< ii ffler returned t<•
Mars Hill, Coll ego to resume her stu
dies. after.spending : the. -spring holi
days with her parents,;.Mr. ami Mrs.
M - !,. Hoff . r
Miss Joye. Harr. !! has returned' t"
Mat's Hilh College, where she is 1
student, after spending the holidays,
.with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.-Lou is
Harrell.
Mrs. W it. Phelps; and' two daugh
t.-rs of (treeiiviho, \ C., spent tin
week-end w ith her sisters,. Mrs. W. R.
Goodwin. and Mrs. T. I!. Williford,
and t" visit h r ■: "th.or. Mrs. (, li.
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NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS '
The Following - Schedule Will Be Carried Out
For Rabies Vaccination In Chowan County:
Monday, April 8
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I. t I’. ring's" Store, Gliden 8: ;o q:oo A M. i
j I) Ward. Sign Pine 9:15 10 9:45 A. M
Arthur ByriimS Store, An. and Kylund Road Fork to to 10:50 f
Beecher Ward's Store. Rvland r 0:45 to 11:15 A M
Hollow- II 1 vms Store. Crib-. Roads 1r:30to 12 :©ci. A'. M ;
Tuesday, April 9
Cannon > terry Fishery 0:40 to 0:00 A. M
Dillard - Mill 9:15 to 9:45 A. M.
Belch- Store. Center Hill 10.00 to 10:40 A. M. I
Evan- Saw Mill 10:45 to it:ls A. M !
Auction-., Block, Valhalla 1,0:40 to 12:0a A. M J
Wednesday, April 10
•Henry Bunch s Store. Rocky Hock S: ;g tu 9:00 A, M. |
Peek's Store, Rocky Hock 9:15 to 9:45 A. M.
Road I '.rk.-. Marvin Wilson Farm, Green hall 10:00 to 10:40
Road Forks, (ireenhall and Paradise.
/. \V Evans Estate Farm 10:45 to 11:15 A- M- |
C T. Dixon Store, Hancock Station 11:30 to 12:00 A. M.
Thursday, April 11
Clarence Harrell’s Store, Advance 8:50 to 9:00 A. M.
Quinton Bass Service Station, Cowpen Neck 9:15 to 9:45
Neal Hobbs Store, Yeopm 10:00 to 10:30 A. M.
Canaan Temple Church 10:45 to 11:15 A, M.
St John’s Church 11:30 to 12:00 A. M.
Friday, April 12
R. E Coffield’s Store, U S. Highway 17-A 8:30 to 9:00 A. M.
Road Curve, Greenfield Gate 9:15 to 9:45 A. M.
Town Lot. Corner Broad and Water Sts. 10:30 to 11:15 A. M.
Chowan Storage Co., W. Carteret Street 11:30 to 12:00 A. M.
Saturday, April 13
G. M. Byrum’s Store, Oakum St. 8:3040 9:15 A. M.
Office Edenton Cotton Mill 9:30 to 10:15 A. M.
Boswell's Store, Windsor Highway 10:30 to 11:15 A. M.
Leary Bros Storage Co., Virginia Road 11:30 to 12:00 A. M.
All dogs vaccinated on or before April 13, 1946, charges
are 75 cents for each dog. After April 13, 1946, SI.OO for each
dog. All house calls for Rabies Vaccination within city limits,
$2.00 regardless of date.
Dr. L. A. Deese
VETERINARIAN
I Cobb, who is ill at the home of Mrs.
Williford.
Mrs. Sophia hairless of Coleraiti. I
and Mr. and Mrs. M. 11. White of .
Colerain spent. Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Williford.
Mr. arid Mrs. It. fit Holldvvell and j
family, attended the funeral of Mrs.
Ilollowell’s brother-in-law Mr. W D.
Taylor, in Norfolk Saturday
Miss Winifred Holldwell, student at-,
Wake Koi'eslCollege'; is Speliding t lie■'
spring holidays with her parents. Mr. t
a d Mrs. It. P. flollou.ei
Mas, \\ . W. Taylor arid Jack Rob j
orso'u of Ltohersonv rile and Miss Dot j
Roberson. student nurse at General
Hospital. Norfolk, were guest's of
Vlrs, Tayior's daughter. Mrs. Wiihair.
■ S. htlliott;aiid- Mr. KHioft Tuesday i
.lan es Miteheiiei:, student at l N( .
Chapel Hill, was tile 'week-end guest
of his parents. Dr. ami Vli s. .1, A.
.VI liehener
Miss Ruth -Itv run'-, student at Fair
i'a\ Hail, Waynesboro. Vat. was, the •
gU'-.-t of her parents, Mr: and Mrs. f
I.'. S. ITyrum, during the spring ho|i.-j
da vs,' ■ : ' . t T
.Mis. .1. M Dan. ';, n.othoi •!' Mr-
I■■ hii A. Holn.es. has returned to her I
ia'ine iii Aiiarlotte afti'i' spending sev •
’ era I'.ohfl.s in IMoilin'..
Mrs. Henry Goodwin is gradually ,
. ree"vet"ing '.from an operation at Nor
folk: tlenera! Hospital and is imw at
Irorne.
Mr. and Mrs. T. V". Dyrtiiu are vis- '
ting Major and Mrs, A. C, Lowell; at
Sett Island,AhC They were accord ‘
d by Miss. Sara Sutton of Now '
City',', "l ",|.
LM.AGKMKNT VNNOI NCKI)
Mr ami Mrs. Herman White an
ni'um e the engagement of their
daughter, Minnie Perry, to John Kd
•■var'd Hag i. VM.M -c. I S\, son of .
Mrs. D, .11. liagood and the late Mr •
iiagood of Birmingham, Alabama.
The wedding will hi; solemnized in the j 1
Methodist Church on April 6 at *>:3o
;w hich Hie .public is cordially in.vit
hi hit: class meets
I’h* A bung: Wp'niat - Bible Class
n eets Tuesday night ;tt the Baptist
.Church at 7:30. Mrs,- M. M. Perry,
pre • Id' ll!, urge- members to be ;
present.
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, N. C., THURSDAY. APRIL 4, 1946
Ed Bond Post Votes To
Buy Everett Property
(Continued from Page One)
ism, preserve memories and incidents
in world wars, inculcate a sense of
obligation to the state and nation,
combat autocracy of classes jutd mas
ses, make right master of might, pro
mote peace and good will on earth,
as well as other Legion goals.
I He told of the organization of the
| Legion after veterans of the first
( World War were given a s(itt bonus
and a kiek in the portion of the ana
tomy w here it did the most good. He
said he is opposed to any veteran or
his family being penalized for service
i rendered to his country and cited sev
oral instances: where the Legion has
stopped iii to help a veteran, a voter
I an's widow atid. children.
Tire .speaker said ho has seen the
Legion grow and that ho was proud
to tell newcmeis that they belong to
a kliiu.uui'.ouo organization. He said
ho was glad to see new blood coming*
! into the Legion, stating that new
bu of the Legion membership is
con p. -ed of World War II veterans,
who will .help to sole i- problems.
"W o ivi'iv soft eggs after tile la -1
war." said Judge Stevens, "when Avo
scuttled our ships and reduced bur
actual combatant troops to just, about,
' the size of the New York police force.
We were accused of being .war.-blob
i gers, but after being drawn into two
j w ary unprepared. I w ould have liked
■j t" yell through a gigantic mega-;
i phone, 'we told you so.’ Two times'
wo have had time to prepare, but
; the next time, they will start with j
us and w e will not have time to get !
'ready. We will be monkeys; if we ah,
! low our country to bo defenseless, and
i movements are already in progress to |
do that vcry tlung."
The speaker said that with, atomic j
developments, a third world war may j
j last not over 13 hours and in olos- '
ring Urged the Legionnaires to carry
on. in peace for what they fought for
in war.
Funeral Held Sunday
For Mrs. Mary Privott
i
Mrs. Mary Harrell Privott passed I
away at her home Saturday after a j
' long illness. Deceased, daughter of |
' the late Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Harrell, ;
was (iu years old!
Funeral services were held Sunday I
afternoon in the Rocky Hock Church
with the pastor, the Rev. W. C.. Fra
ncis. officiating. Interment was made
in Beaver Hill Cemetery.
Surviving are her husband, C. D .
Privott, six daughters, Mrs. J. A. 1
Wiggins of Tyner, Mrs. W. L. Mardre |
of Hertford, Mrs. I. S. Blanchard, j
Misses Beulah I’rivott. Mary Pri
CHICKEN
EVERY
SUNDAY
FREE FRYERS FOR ONE YEAR
You can get a fresh PLYLER FRYER from your grocer FREE each week for a
year. Complete the following sentence in 25 words or less: “I prefer a PLYLER
FRYER because
No box tops, no labels to send in. Just write your entry on a penny postal card and mail to
PLYLER Poultry Farm, Gatesville, N. C. Contest closes April 30, 1946.
Each PLYLER FRYER is individually packaged in cellophane with the weight, price, hatching date and date of dressing clearly printed on
the label. ALL PLYLER employees approved by State Board of Health, and dressing plant operations approved by the District Sanitary Offi
cer. Each PLYLER FRYER is unconditionally guaranteed to be entirely satisfactory, or your purchase price refunded.
Now Available At the Following Stores:
EDENTON
Goodwin Grocery
Byrum Grocery
WINDSOR
Cowan & Heath Grocery
CONWAY
CLIFTON A. DAVIS
JACKSON
GEO. B. BURNETT
POWELLSVILLE
BARNES & SON
~ PLYLER POULTRY FARM - GATESVILLE, N. C, .
vott and Anna Belie I’rivott of Edcn
ton, and five sons, W. J. Privott of
Tyner, C. E. Privott of Rocky Mount,
1,. W. Privott, E. E. I’rivott and C,
A. Privott of Kdenton.
Two brothers, W. A. Harrell and R.
iT. Harrell of Kdenton, four sisters,
1 Mrs. N. W. Bunch of Ahoskie, Mrs.
(i. H. Privott. Mrs. 11. L. Nixon, and
j Mrs. J. T. Layton of Kdenton and j
! several grandchidren also survive.
Active pallbearers were Robert
Harrell, Carlton Nixon. Karl Harrell,
Linwood Layton, George’ Privott, Jr.,
and Ervin Bunch.
Honorary pallbearers Were A. F.
Proctor. J. A. Webb Jr., John Bunch,
, Roy Bunch; Mark White. Kllie Bunch,
Worth i, ay ton, P. T. I’errv and I)r
I. I'. Williams.
TWO MASSES EVER Y St NDAV
El tI’NTDN ( \ I HOLD (111 ECU
At 0 and tl A. M., holy luasses
start in St. Arm's Catliolic Church,
each including Sermon (April 7 on
Ihe Most Precious Flood of Jesus."
Passion Sunday I. Holy Communion,
concluding in -Jf> itiinutes, followed at
■' once by Sunday School, stated Father
! F. J. McCmirt, pastor, who invites
i twerybody to ail.■ services.- Confessions
start half hour, end five minutes be
(fore services, Week-mornings: one
; mass. Communion, Rosary. Lenten
j Fridays: >k p r . in: Way- of tile Cross, i
j iienedietion. choir practice.
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M. C. Love Market
W. E. Pappendick
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AULANDER
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Interesting: Affairs
Planned At USO Club
The Girls Service'Organization of
the local USO Club is sponsoring a
box supper social at the club Friday
night at 7 o'clock. All members are
urged to bring a gayly decorated
lunch box with them, ready to be
| chosen by some hungry sailor, sol-
FARMERS, ATTENTION!
If you need money to refinance your farm debts, to build, to
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. 4G interest—long term -mortgage may
be paid anv time and interest stops.
! . ..
R. R. PEARSON, Secretary-Treasurer
Albemarle National Farm Loan Association
110 Mitchell Street, Telephone 237
AHOSKIE. N. ('.
Also at,Production Credit Association office in Kdenton. V
every Wednesday front 11 to 12 o'clock.
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I Attention Motorist!!
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Come in and let us tune up your motor
and tighten up your car for Spring and
II Summer driving-.
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dier or veteran.
Next Monday night at 8 o’clock the
GSO will also sponsor a scavenger
hunt and all parties will gather for
instructions at the club.
A large turnout of personnel from
the local base is expected and local
veterans are particularly reminded
that activities at the USO Club are
also open to them.
HERTFORD ,
J. C. Blanchard & Co.
AHOSKIE
Earley Super Market (
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WINSLOW & WARD J. M. EASON
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