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Creightons Now In
Seattle, Washington
Comdr. and Mrs. Bert H.
Creighton Remember
Stay In Edenton
Edenton friends will be interested
to know that Comdr. and Mrs. Bert
H. Creighton are now located in
Seattle, Washington. In a letter to
The Herald’s editor, Comdr. Creigh
ton, former commanding officer of the
Edenton Naval Air Station, said he
and Mrs. Creighton feel very badly
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about leaving Edenton. “We loved
the place, the people and everything.’’ !
he wrote. “The silver service pre
sented to us will remain one of our
most cherished possessions always.”
After leaving Edenton the couple
drove to Pittsburgh, l’a. “We wanted
to go over the Skyline Drive as rec
ommended by ‘K. B.’ Davis, so we
headed that way. The drive was
completely obscured by fog, so we
were forced to drop over the moun
tains in the Shenandoah Valley. This
drive proved very interesting and
picturesque. The brilliant colors of
fall still reigned in the woods. It
! was extremely interesting to me, for
1 1 had been away from the country,
j where seasonal changes occur, for
j many years,”
! After leaving Pittsburgh Comdr.
Creighton went to Washington, D.
IC„ where he was ordered to go to
r Cleveland, Ohio, to put on the Navy
exhibit of the National Aircraft
j Show. He went to Great Lakes to
• round up a working party and infor
| mation is to the effect that the show
i was immense, very interesting and
informative.
■ Proceeding to Pittsburgh, Comdr.
Creighton met Mrs. Creighton and
, later in Memphis his son. Ensign
: Bert Creighton, Jr., who accompanied
his parents to Seattle prior to leav-
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THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, N. C., THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1047.
ing for duty in the Pacific.
! “We had clear skies and smooth
sailing until we hit Oregon,” wrote
Comdr. Creighton, “then came the
j rains, Hoods and snow which gave
.us a ragged..time. Finally after log
I ging 4,700 miles from Pittsburgh, we
| arrived at Seattle tired and homeless,
jso we bought a home since people
think you insane if you think you
can rent a home here.” ■«
In concluding his letter, Comdr.
Creighton requested The Herald to
extend their regards to Mr. and Mrs.
.J. H. Conger, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
] Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Harrell, Mayor
and Mrs. Haskett and “just all of our
friends there in Edenton."
Taylor Investigating
School Delinquency
W. J. Taylor, school attendance
officer, reported to the County Com
missioners Monday that he had in
vestigated families of 33 children
reported delinquent in school attend
ance. Most of this number, sair Mr.
Taylor, are back in school, although
one boy was absent whose mother
was in the hospital and another Who
had to help support a widowed mo
! ther part of the time by working,
j Mr. Taylor reported a warrant had
been issued against one family con
cerning two children, but execution
of the warrant was held up tempor
arily to see if two boys, 12 and 14
years old, remain in school.
51 Placed In Chowan
Jail During December
According to the monthly report
of Jailer Herman White, 51 persons
were confined in the Chowan County
jail during December. All were jail
ed for brief periods, the time ranging
from one to four days.
The expense involved amounted to
$102.60, which includes jail and turn
key fees.
ELWOOD WHITE ENLISTS FOR
THREE YEARS IN IT, S. ARMY
Elwood C. White, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll White of HobbsviUe, has
been accepted for a three-year enlist
ment in the New Regular Army.
Young White chose the Air Corps
for his branch of the service, and in
formed the Army Recruiting office of
Elizabeth City that he intends to
make the Army his career.
The Army recruiting team is at
the Edenton Post Office every Thurs
day from 9 A. M, to 4:30 P. M. to ae-
J cept men or furnish any information
j to those who are interested.
NEW CAFE OPERATORS
Donald Burgess and Jack Barnes
have taken over operation of the case
just south of the Fish Hatchery on
the Edenton-Windsor highway, which
was formerly operated by A. B. Gil
liam, who plans to return to Windsor,
where he will devote his time to his
chicken hatchery interests.
TAX COLLECTIONS
Sheriff J. A. Bunch collected $14,-
189.50 byway of 1946 taxes during
the month of December, according to
his monthly report to the County
Commissioners. Up to January 1, to
tal 1946 taxes collected by Sheriff
Bunch amounted to $49,834.96. ,
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
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Harrell and before moving to Florida
■Mr. Senterfitt was a member of the
Edenton school faculty.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Cpl. and Mrs. Robert E. Horton
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of a daughter, Camilla Cofficld,
born Monday, Dec. 23. The baby
weighed 9'i pounds. Mrs. Horton is
the former Miss Camilla White,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. White
of Tyner.
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