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President Os Lions
Visitor In Edenton
Clifford Pierce Royally
Greeted By Group of
Local Lions
Met by a delegation of Edenton
Lions and Secretary of the Chamber
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! of Commerce Peter Carlton, Clifford
i Pierce, president of Lions Interna
| tional, was a brief visitor in Edenton
Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Pierce was
j very much impressed with the beauty
! and historical background of Edenton
and had his picture taken in front of
the Court House.
The distinguished visitor was pre
sented the key to the city by Mayor
Leroy Haskett, and Dr. Wallace Grif
fith president of the Edenton Lions
Club, presented him with a copy of
Inglis Fletcher’s latest historical
novel, “Toil of the Brave;”’
Mr. Pierce left later in the after
noon for Wilson to attend a district
Lions meeting. He was accompanied
to Edenton by Sanford Aydlett and
Shelby Cooper of Elizabeth City and
Major Norn an Truoblood, former dis
■trict governor and Mrs. Trueblood.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
Theda Goodwin, daughter of Mr.
ami Mrs. John L. Goodwin, celebrated
I her eighth birthday Monday after
noon at her home on Eden Street.
Before being served ice cream, cake
and candies, numerous games were
; enjoyed, with Sandra White and
.Mini'dy; Deese winning prizes. Many
' beautiful and useful gifts were re
ed,
-.Those attending were Misses San
rUE CHOW AN HERALD. EDENTON, N. C. 4 ifURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1947
dra White, Janet Bunch, Janice Com-1
er, Marcha Speight, Maxine and Ann
Spruill,- Leigh Dobson, Ann Taylor,
Mary Pearl Harrell, Judy and Peggy
Elliott, Marjory Thigpen, Jean and
Mazzelle Leary, Gene and Dorothy
Lee Spruill, Raven Hollowell, Peggy
Dale, Jackie Wallace, Brenda Dean
Mooney, Ann Perkins, Ann Hawkins,
Peggy Goodwin and Theda Goodwin,
Master Bud Skiles, Ray Hollowell.
Ralph Hawkins, Billy Bunch, Bill
Goodwin, Jr., Buddy Deese, Erol
Flynn and Johnny Goodwin, Jr.
[High School News]
BY FRANCIS CHESSON
The Home Economics Department
staged a diverting fashion show Fri
day of last week. Each model posed
on the stage to exhibit her costume
and simultaneously a speaker told of
the versatality of the garment;" The
all cotton clothing varied from catchy
bathing suits to attractive evening
dresses.
. The members of the Edenton Junior
and Senior 4-H Clubs are presenting
an assembly program Thursday and |
Friday morning of this week in ob
servance cf National 4-H Club Week, j
| Then, on April 10, in the Edenton |
! High School auditorium, at 10 o’clock j
j the annual meeting of the Sixteenth
District Federation of Home Demon
stration Clubs will be held. Ushers
are being selected from each Senior j
Girls’ Club of each district.
Chowan Youth Member
Os Antarctic Expedition
Floyd M. Taylor. 21, cook third
class, USX, of Tyner, is serving
aboard the attack cargo ship USS
Merrick, part of Task Force 68, the
Navy’s Antarctic Expedition.
On the trip to the South Polar re
gion young Taylor was initiated into
the Ancient Royal Order of the Deep
as the ship crossed the equator. The
“polywogs,” or men who had not
crossed the equator before, were ini
tiated into the organization in a two
dav ceremony.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Stal
lings. a six-pound, eight-ounce daugh
ter, Brenda Mae, Saturday, March 1.
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Frozen Food Locker
Many people the latter part of last
week visited and inspected John Mit
chener’s Colonial Frozen Food Lock
ers on North Broad Street, and the
plant is now in full operation. Each
person visiting the plant during “open
house” was requested to register and
on Saturday evening a name was
drawn out, which entitled the lucky
person to a locker for one year. The
person winning the locker was O. M.
Eason,Who lives on Route 1, Edenton.
Carlton Will Resume
Radio Broadcasts
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work, as well as from the president
of WTAR, Campbell Arnoux.
Peter Carlton is also known in the
writing field and his columns appear
ed frequently in the Daily Advance,
the Independent and The Chowan
Herald. They were entitled "Albe
marle Scouting,” "Scouting Around,”
"Seouter of the Week” and “Tomor
row’s Citizens.” He writes a column
now for The Chowan Herald entitled
“Scout in’ A round.”
In his writing, talking and dealings
| with people. Mr. Carlton brings into
{ play a wide background of experi
j ences, understanding and compassion
| for his fellowman, and; he is not ad
verse to going “all out” when he be
; lieves in .he righteousness of a cause,
according to friends who know him in
, timately.
Carlton has boon writing since he
j became a member of the LaSail
Military Academy yearbook staff,
back in 1928, In college he was
sports editor of the College Year
book, the Kanakadea of Alfred Uni
versity. He belonged to. the Samuel
Johnson T iterary Society at the Uni
versity of Alabama when he was in
attendance there in 1921. He has
pDuj^n
j written many poems and one which
' received much attention was one writ
| ten in defense of mothers-in-law.
He acted a small part in one of the
first movie productions ever made
'back in 1922, when the industry fre
quented the heights of Fort Lee, New
Jersey, iiis father was a “med
showman” and travelled the country
with Indians and cowboys. Carlton
says he’ll always remember old Frank
Canoe, an Iroquois Indian, who took
a fancy to him and was always show
ing him how to do Indian dances. He
also did a few “bit” parts on the
“med-show” stage.
One of his religious articles written
for young people during the wpr ap
peared in the Christian Science Senti
nel, entitled “The Army ’chaplain.’
Mr. Carlton did extensive prison
work as a social worker in the Brook
lyn City prison, tae Elks Island de
tention quarters for aliens and the
Governor’s island Military prom.;.;
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MEASUREMENTS TAKEN
Local Firm —B. & B Venetian
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NEXT DOOR TO CITIZENS BANK BUILDING
PHONE 50-W EDENTON, N. C.
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* TO GIVE BEAR AUTO ALINEMENT t
* SERVICE TO STOP TIRE WEAR t
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Chas. H. Jenkins Motor Company, who is operating a garage at P
M 105-IQ9 East Queen Street, has just installed the complete set of M
J gauges and tools used in the BEAR SYSTEM OF WHEEL ALINE- *
| MENT. This is the method used and recommended by practically all 0
- important automobile manufacturers, because it is the most accurate
P method known and the only system that returns every car and truck I
g to original factory specifications so that it steers like new.
No feature of automotive service has come so prominently to pub- *
P lie attention during the past few years, as the maintenance of aline- U
g merit in the front-end and wheels. This is because the combination
P all-the-year driving and higher speeds created a need for a service that P
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W safety. P
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V> line and scrapes the tires sideways along the road. It also causes wan- PI
0 dering, weaving, and bad steering.
fi A? essential feature of the new BEAR EQUIPMENT is the fact \
that i‘. includes special hydraulic devices for straightening bent or. P
g twisted axles and knees, in the car by cold process, which does not as- g
feet the temper of the metal nor weaken the front suspension. By P
t\ correcting these parts in the car, it saves the car being tied up for 0
** days while such are removed for straightening. P
A. E. Jenkins believes that offering such a device to Edenton mo- %
g torists is a real forward step in accident prevention, and that use of 4
™ the service will also save motorists many dollars in the tire replace- P
0 ments. The new service is now ready. 0
during the war. He claims a most
extensive friendship with people from
all over the country.
According to Mr. Carlton, the pro
grams will contain news items, com
ments and personality slants, mainly
about our own county folks. The
program is sponsored by J. 11. Con
ger, consignee of Texaco Products,
Cam pen’s Jewelers and Albemarle
Restaurant.
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