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Ministers Discuss
Revival Meetings
Union Vacation Bible
School Also Being
Considered
I
The Chowan-Perquimans Minister
ial Association held its regular month- j
ly meeting Monday morning at 11 j
o'clock at the new Presbyterian j
Church building at Kdenton.
The question of a union vacation
Bible school for Kdenton was discuss
ed. A meeting was called for next
Sunday afternoon at 3:3t) o'clock at
the Methodist Church at Kdenton for
Sunday School teachers and others
interested in vacation Bible school
work to attend and make plans for a
SHEAFFER AND
PARKER PENS
at —— J ;
CftMPEH’S ! :
GET GOOD BOOKS
FOR YOUR HOME
Write H. A Brickhou.se with i
the Universal Book and Bible
House Box iSa this city, to call
and show you their b(x>ks of
DR. HURLBURT S GREAT
WORKS. Story of the Bible
and life of Christ.
BIBLE STORIES FOR LIT
TLE FOLKS THE NEW
MARKED BIBLE together
with Bibles in all sizes and
readable type, and other good
books for your home.
ThatNa^in^
Backache
May Warn of Disordered
Kidney Action
Modern life with its hurry and worry,
irregular habits, improper eating and
drinking— its risk of exposure and infec
tion —throws heavy strain on the work
of the kidneys. They are apt to become
over-taxed and fail to filter excess acid
and other impurities from the life-givhig
blood.
You may suffer nagging backach.*.
headache, dizziness, getting up nights,
leg pains, swelling—feel constantly
tired. rvous, all worn out. Other signs
of kidney or bladder disorder are some
times burn.ng, scanty or too frequent
urination.
Try Doan's Pills. Doan’s help the
kidneys to pass off harmful excess body
waste. They Ave had more than half a
century of public approval. Are recom
mended by grateful users everywhere.
Ask your neighbor'
DOANSPILLSI
91 HEAD DAIRY CATTLE
VALUABLE DAIRY EQUIPMENT
AT ADSOLUTE AUCTION
Meadowview Dairy
EDKXTO.V N C.
FRIDAY, MAY 10 —1 O’CLOCK
(RAIN OR SHINE)
Because of unavoidable circumstances, on Friday, May 10, at
one o’clock sharp, we will sell at absolute auction the entire
dairy herd and equipment of the Meadowview Dairy, owned
and operated by Mr. M. W. Jackson. The dairy adjoins the
Edenton Peanut Company, located on Highway No. 32, on the
city limits of Edenton.
THE HERD CONSISTS OF:
50 GUERNSEYS
20 HOLSTEINS
7 ARYSHIRES, All Registered
11 JERSEYS
2 GUERNSEY BULLS
Os the cattle, 40 to 50 are fresh, 15 springing heavy, and the
balance heifers. A good many of the Guernseys are pure bred.
The equipment consists of the following: 8-can G. E. bo* with
motor; 6-can G. E. box with motor and brine pump; 34-inch
cooler, almost new; 24-inch cooler; Ft. Wayne bottler, 2-bottle
filler; G. E. Frigidaire, 12-ft. capacity with new unit; cream
separator with motor size 16; bottle washer; 3-compartment
sink; 3-unit DeLaval milker with 4 stainless steel pails; 12 to
15 gross milk bottles, assorted sizes; 39 stanchions; 25 new
automatic drinking cups for cattle; practically new manure
spreader; 150,000 caps; 4 barrels washing powder; 2 drums
fly spray; 100 tons baled peanut hay; 25 tons baled clover hay,
and other items too numerous to mention.
John F. Hobbs
SALES MANAGER
“Remember, We Go Anywhere and Conduct
Auction Sales On a Commission Basis”
k ■ ■■■ r
vacation school.
A committee with the Rev. D. C.
Crawford, Jr., as chairman and the
Rev. David B. Lawrence, the Rev. H.
Freo Surratt and the Rev. J. T. By
rum were chosen to work on the ques
tion of union evangelistic services for
Edenton and report at the Association
meeting in May.
Chaplain Slavin from the Kdenton
Naval Air Station was present to
express his appreciation to the asso
j ciation for their work as auxiliary
] chaplains at the base. Chaplain Sla-
I vin is leaving Kdenton at the end of
j this month to the regret of the mem
i bers of the association. The chap
| lain expects to have the members of
| the Association as luncheon guests at
the base on May 27th.
Seven members of the Association
attended the meeting.
The next meeting was tentatively
set for June 10 at the Methodist
Church at Hertford at 11 A. M.
MOTHERS’ DAY SERVICES AT
KDENTON CATHOLIC CHURCH
. •' • ;
Sunday. May 12, Mothers Day, will
|be obtained in St. Ann’s Catholic
Church. Holy masses will start at 9
and 11 A. M. and include a sermon
on “The Mutual Love of Mother and
Child," Holy Communion as spiritual ■
bouquet for mothers, each mass
throughout May, month of Our llless
! sed Mother Mary, followed at once by
J Litany of the Virgin Mother of God I
| as May devotions, stated Father F. J. j
McCourt. rector, who invites every- j
body to all services. Confessions be
gin half hour and end five minutes
before services. Week-mornings, One
mass.
Mothers’ Day Cards
Campen’s
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THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, N. C„ THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1946.
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May 9, 16, 23c
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In clinical testa conducted by medical doctors, more
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during Plan.
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PHONL 67
(Tear Out This Ad as a Reminder)
NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY FOR
DELMQOENT TAXES
The undersigned, Sheriff of Chowan County, will offer for sale at public
biddings to the highest bidder, on Monday, June 3, 1946, at 12 o’clock noon,
at the Court House door in Chowan County, the following property for non
payment of 1945 taxes. The amount listed represents taxes due, plus interest
and costs.
J. A. BUNCH, Sheriff of Chowan County.
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FIRST TOWNSHIP WHITE
J. K. Ashley, 76 A. Cowpen Neck . . - 46.91
M. D. Blanchard, Estate, lot Eden Heights •- 3.11
Joe Bunch, Jr.. 1 A. Hertford Road ----- 14.45
Mrs, Annie Byrum, 1 lot North Edenton . - • - 1-98
' .Mrs. Eddie Cohoon, lot North Edenton . 1.98
Donald haircloth, 1 lot North Edenton ln.9.‘>
I. E. Halsey and wife. 23 A. Bonner, 33 3-10 A. Bonner - 26.24
Mrs. Emma Holmes and Mrs. Betty. Wilson, 1 lot Water, 1 lot Water
St. . .. . ’ . . 9.72
Albert Lassiter, house Gale St. - - 25.06
Mrs. L. L. Mason, lots North Edenton 7.95
K. L. Meiggs, l house North Broad ' - 21.11
Frank Miller, 23 9-16 A. Jones, 5 A. Creecy 45.62
Ernest .P. Mizelle. 1 house Eden St. . 8.4 >
W. T. Phelps, 2 lots North Edenton . 5,.75
J. L. Savage, 1 lot North Edenton . 2.08
i W. C. Sitterson, 1 house Johnson St. - 15.4 '
Robert Staton, lot North Edenton 4.09
S. B. Ward, lot Dixon -.- 17.52
T. L. White. Estate, lot Eden Heights - ---- L6O
L. F. Zeigler, Estate, lots North Edenton ‘2.59
FIRST TOWNSHIP COLORED
Vance Austin, 1 house E. Carteret St. . 9.90
I Hattie and Irma L. Banks, 1 house East Freemason 9.90
I Maggie Banks, I's A. Monticello 4.49
Mary V. Barnes. 4 A. Mexico Road _2 . 5,80
Pleasant Beasley, Estate, 1 lot Peterson St. _. . .. .. 3.89
Jerry Bemhry, i lot Hicks St. . . ... .. . 1.60
Sadie and Mabel Bembrv, house School St. - 8.45
Miles Blanchard, Estate, lots Eden Heights 2.08
Annie and Bessie Blount, 1 lot Freemason St. ... ------ - 2.82 j
Evelina Blount, 1 lot Rider - ..... —. 1.85
j Frank Blount,. 1 lot Peterson St. —— - -418
George Blount, Estate, 1 house East Freemason St. 8.93
Pattie Blount, 1 lot West Peterson St. —— 2.08
William Brownridge, llVi! A. Brownridge 12.25
! Claudia Lee and Harrison Bunch, 1 A. Paxton Rd. . . 4.54 v
[ Elihu Burke, Estate, 2Vi A. Burke y— 2.58
Mattie Burke, Estate, house North Oakum St. ——i. 6.97
O. C. Carter, 10 A. Warren-Rumble — — 2--—.--- 4.37
I Edward Cherry, Estate, 1 lot Rider __—,_.i—2— : —.. 1.60
i William Collins, l house West Church St. ——— 15.89
Annie Cooper, Estate, 1 house East Church St. —2.—2— ——— 12.84
William Cooper, 1 A. Paxton Road —_2—2.08
John Creecy, Estate, 10 A, Goodwin Tract -2 2.08
Beatrice Dicks, Estate, 1 house Hicks St. y_-____' 3.80
Anderson Elliott, Estate, 1% A. Albania —2—8.00
Edward Gaskins,. 1 lot Hicks St. -2 - 4.04
Laura and Elizabeth Griffin, 1 house West Gale St. 3.56
Mary Gussom, Estate, 1 lot Church St. —4.04
Lillian Halsey, 1 lot W. Peterson St. —.—l—'—— 3.o6
J. A. Handy, 1 lot Hicks St. 3.06
Rosa Hathaway, Estate, lot Gale St. - —— 2.58
Florence Houghton, 1 lot School St. i2--.-222_2.2_- 2.08
John Quincy Houghton, 1 lot Freemason St.—-—_——■ - 2.82
Solomon Houghton, Estate, house Cemetery St. ——- 2.08
William Houghton, Estate, 1 lot East Church St. ——l- 4.04
W. J. Heritage, Estate, 1 house Carteret St. — 2 — 5.99
Laurette Holley, 1 house East Albemarle St. — 2_— —. r —_i~_ 5.02
Will Honeyblue, Estate, 12 A. Hertford Road ——:—— 6.97
J. E. Howell, Lots Rider . ,____ , __. 3.06
Martha Jackson, 1 house Granville St. — —— 2-2— —_ 3.56
J. B. Jenkins, 1 lot West Albemarle St. _2.y-.-_ - 3-06
Allen Johnson Estate, 1 house East Church St., balance 2 19.69
Isaac Johnson, 1 lot Peterson St. __ :___ 3.06
John Y. Johnson, 14 A. White 1.32
Willie and Ophelia Jones, 1 house Granville St. 5.99
Willie Jones, 1 house Albania __ 2
John Jordan, 1 shop : 7.23
Martha L. Jordan, 1 lot Peterson St. __2_— ——_:—. 2.58
Vance Lamberth, 1 lot East Carteret St. 8.16
Lillie Lawrence, 1 house Hicks St. - 3.06
Claudia Skinner Lewis, IV4 A. Albania 13.82
Charles Lowther, % A. Wash-Nixon 1.60
H. L. Manley, house and lots Eden Heights lO.Ol
Allen Mann, lots Albania 3.06
Thomas G. Mayo, Estate, 20 A. Mayo Land 3.06
Emily Mullen, 7 A. Home place 5.11
James McClease, 3% A. White-Bond 1 4.59
Maude Newby, 1 lot Rider 2.08
L. S. Newby Estate, 1M A. Drew-Newby 2.58
William C. Nixon, % A. Ricks 9.08
E. S. Parker, 1 house East Albemarle St., 1 lot Albemarle St., 1 house
Railroad near Gale St. 2- 18.13
Dallas Perfy, 1 lot Eden Heights 1-60
Martha Perry, 1 lot Eden Heights 1-60
Robert Perry, 1 house East Freemason St. 6.00
Walter Perry, 3 A. Warren 4.78
loe William Peterson, 2% A. Roberts 26.61
- William Pearce, % A. Albania 9-24
Gertrude Ricks, Estate, 1 lot Rider 2.08
Write J. R. Watkins, Dept. S-3,
Richmond, Virginia.
May 2,9, 16 pd
I FOR SALE YOUNG FRYERS
1 about 2Vi pounds. Apply to Fred
> White, Small’s Cros Roads.
May 2, 9 pd.
FOR SALE—PEANUT HAY. SEE
• L. C. Burton, Edenton.
April 18, 25, May 2,9 c
. FOR SALE—MILK BOTTLES AND
caps. With each purchase of $5.00
■ or more bottles we will give free
one roll of caps. Halsey Feed &
Seed Store. “The Checkerboard
Store.” May2,9c
SPECIAL—BABY CHICK SPECIAL
each Wednesday and Saturday from
2 to 4 o’clock. Halsey Feed & Seed
Store. “The Checkerboard Store.”
We will remain open each Wednes
day until 4 o’clock. may2,9c
HOTEL OVERLOOKING OCEAN,
28 rooms, 11 baths. Furnished and
equipped, just redecorated, automa
tic heat—s7o,ooo. 1 have offer of
SB,OOO for lease for this hotel for
summer and $3,000 for winter
months. J. L. Lvle, Virginia Beach,
Va. May 2,9, 16c
LOST—CLASS KEY PIN, ENGRAV
ed on back E. S. B. Lost on North
Broad St. Reward. Phone 115-J.
ltp
ANNOUNCEMENT—WE WILL BE
receiving soon another shipment of
8888 Purina Feed. Place your ord
ers now. Halsey Feed & Seed
Store. “The Checkerboard Store.”
Greeting Cards
For All Occasions
Campen’s
JEWELERS
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Elbert Riddick Estate, 1 lot Cemetery St. R ~
Lugenia Riddick, 1 house Peterson St.
Veston Satterfield, 1 lot East Carteret St. eVt
dilly Sawyer Estate, 1 house E. Albemarle St., balance—. —— : • *
Lena Simons, 1 5-7 A. Dillard-Makeley —— „
Emily Skinner, Estate, 1-6 A. Hertford Road —-- - •
Joe B. Skinner, Estate, 1 house Oakum St. -------- — cot,
Minnie Taylor, 1 lot Rider ——— R ’- ft 2
Josh Thompson, 1 A. Albania —— •
John Treadwell, 2 A. H. Miller ———— —— .A,
Ledell Valentine, 1 house Gale St. —r--—.-'- .
Norman Watson, A* A. Jones -——, ———----- '•
John W. White, Estate, 1 lot Gale St. MS
Thomas Wilder, Estate, 20 A. Wilder
J. L. Williams, 24 A. Rumble ———— —
Bettie Wills, 3 A. Norris ——.— - °
Kate Worrell, Estate, 1 house West Carteret St. • •• *
Sarah Wynn, Estate, 1 lot Hicks St. -- - 4
SECOND TOWNSHIP WHITE
Charles W. Blanchard, 105 A. W. R. Chappell -
J. B. Bunch, 65 A. Boyce ----- *7,7"
Lois Bunch, 4 A. J. N. Bunch ---
Emmett Byrum, 1 A. Coffield-Ashley --- ■“!
M. B. Chappell, 1 store and mill site - -------—“
Mrs. Mary E. Dail, Estate, 16 A. Home place ... -'”1
J. A. Goodwin, 36 A. Mary Brinn ------- J-87
Miss C. 1,. Goodwin, 35 A. Goodwin .; - ---- ---- - 6.64
M. J. Tynch, 76 A. Nixop ... 59.7 j
Mrs, W. J. Wilson, 34 A. Home place, 2 A. Gum Pond • -
L. F. Zeigler, Estate, 10 A. Tom Wilson - . —— - 2.08
SECOND TOWNSHIP COLORED
Isaac Cornelius, 1 A. Jim Pederson *>.59
Abram Dillard, Estate, IVi A. Dillard - 2.08
Mattie Edney, 12 A. Homeplace ... . . : 4.38
Caroline Hurdle, Estate, % A. Sandy Ridge —?,08
Leonard Reed, Estate, 7’A. Brown and Byrum —._ 2.96
J. J. Rumble, 160 A. I’erry ------ 47.94
C; C. Welch, 40 A. F’orehand 15.66
THIRD TOWNSHIP WHITE
James L. Byrum, 16-li A. J. D. Copeland 13.81
J, S. Chappell, Estate, 87 A. S. R. Road . . . _ 19.24
Louis A. Chappell, house on W. T. Chappell , . . - 25.76
Bill N'i.xon, Estate, 10 A. Nixon Place : 3.11
Mrs. Jesse Rountree, 32 A. S. R. Road - - . - 22.44
Mrs. Ellen Stafford, 4E> A. P. W. Road - - 4.49
L. N. Ward. Estate, V6A.P. W. Road _ _ - 3.06
M. C. Ward, 32 A. Va. Road —28.69
Shelton White, Estate, 2 A. Icaria Road 1.78
THIRD TOWNSHIP COLORED
George Elliott, 4* A. Mt. Roe - ---- 1.32
W. E. Elliott, Estate, A. Elliott Place . - _ .... 1.98
G. L. Randolph, 3 A. Gum Pond ._ 2.08
J. G. Randolph, 21 A. Gum Pond Road . 14.90
Anderson Rountree Estate, 20 A. G. P. Road, 30 A. S. R. Road 11.56
Fannie Twine, 18 A. River Road, balance - 1.43
Vashtie White, 10 A. River Road -i 6.25
FOURTH TOWNSHIP WHITE
Pruden and Cox, 78 A. Pratt ------ 4.91
Mrs. John Smith, Estate, 100 A. Bunker Hill ! A _ _ - 21.70
Mrs. Clara Spruill, 35 A. Whiteman 10.88
FOURTH TOWNSHIP COLORED
William Anderson, Estate, 4A. Holly Grovfe . 2.52
Noahy Hell, 2 A. Leggett ; 2.81
William R. Blount, 1 house on Brinkly 5.34
Ed. Bonner, Estate, 12 A. Montgomery . . 8.82
Robert Brown and wife, 9*2 A. Holly Grove ... ..... 15.71
William Carter, Estate, lA. Holly Grove
Martha Collins, Estate, 12 A. Leggett _ , . 3.73
James K. Coston, 1 A. Holly Grove 4.29
John W. Coston, Estate, 16 2-3 A. Holly Grove 3.64
Margaret Coston, 4Vs A. Holly Grove ...... . _ 1455
Henry Cox, Estate, 23 1 2 A. Gum Pond . 6.97
Russel! Cox, 13's A. Paige’ .... 10.82
Mary Ford, 1 A. White House .. 1.25
Charles Clifton Granby, 10 A. Tigerville 19.85
Clarence Harris, 2V4 A. Holly Grove - .... 1.33
1 William Honeyblue Estate, 29'* A. Paige 7.37
Sarah Hoskins, 3 A. Woodside 2.42
; Andrew Littlejohn, 27'i A. Brinkley, 2 A. Brinkley and house 19.61
I Carlton Lee Littlejohn, 27*6 A. Jor'dan-Brinkley .... 2.58
Bennie Newby, 7 A. Roberts . 6.49
Claudia Newby, 12 A.
Harry Nixon, 36 A. Hester-Nixon .. . _ 23.99
Joseph Nixon, 8 A. Pratt, 35 A. Collins, 8 A. Holly Grove, 12 A. Pratt,
32 A. Alfred Norcum ... _ 24.78
Primous Nixon. 29 A. Spruill, 20 A. Sitterson . . 11.75
Milton Norman, Estate, 35 A. Leggett 10.88
Robert Norman, Estate, 20 A. Leggett _ 4.04
E. D. Nowell, Estate, 30 A. Woodside 5.09
Noah Overton, 5 A. Holly Grove 1.60
Walter Paxton, IM> A. Lucinda Brown . ...... t.OO
George A. Skinner, 10 A. Roberts .. 19.99
George W. Skinner, 42 A. Roberts ...... . _ 27.57
Allen Spruill Estate, 5 A. Holly Grove 2.58
Arthur Wills, O’j A. Holly Grove 1.75
Emma Wills, 5 A. Holly Grove . . 1.00
Joseph C. Wills, 44 A. Holly Grove ... _ 24 48
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Hughes-Holton Hardware Company