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Cotton Sales Last
Week Take Drop
1946 Ginnings Slightly
Below Last Year’s
Figure
Spot cotton opened last week with
middling 15 16 inch averaging 35.22
cents per pound on the ten leading
markets and closing Friday with an
average of 35.19—up IT points over
Thursday’s low of 35.02.
Inquiries in most markets were I
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The Music You
Love to Hear
SINGLES
Perry Como
Faster Parade
Sonata
That's the I’eginiijitg >f the Knd.
I.es Brown—
My Number One Bream Came
True
Years and Years \go
Woody Herman—
Woodchopper’s Ball
Sidewalks of Cuba
Bing Crosby-
Rose of Santa Rosa
Blue Hawaii
South Sea Island Magic
Charlie Spivak--
Linda
Let’s Tut Our Breams Together
Dinah Shoree —
Anniversary Song
I’ll Close My Eyes
For Sentimental Reasons
ALBUM FAVORITES
All Time Hits—Tommy Dorset
Getting Sentimental—Tommy Bor |
sey
Hymns of All Churches —General '
Mills Choir
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All the Things You Are—Carmen
Cavallero
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CONSTRUCTION, INDUSTRIAL AND LOGGING EQUIPMENT
FOR PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICE CALL—
HAMPTON ROADS TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT COMPANY
West 39th Street and Killam Avenue
Phone 2-2717 , NORFOLK, VIRGINIA P. O. Box 237
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numerous, but the volume of sales
during the week ending March 29 de
creased. with 50.5500 bales on the ten
markets as compared with 127,000
during the previous week and 157,300
during the same week a year ago.
Ginnings from the 1946 crop totaled
8,513,489 running bales according to
last week's release by the Bureau of
the Census. This figure is approxi
mately 3 pet cent under last year and
28 per cent below that of two years
ago.
More Chowan Farmers
Will Raise Hybrid Corn
At least seven more Chowan County
i farmers plan to produce hybrid com
I seed this year, according to County
j Agent C. W. Overman. M. W. Jack
son and R. C. Holland will produce
i N'C 27 and W. E. Bond, Mack Ward
| and Paul Ober w ill produce NC T-20.
;J. B. Webb and W. O. Speight will
; produce NC 27 and S 2-10 respective
ly under contractwith T. W. Wood &
j Sons of Richmond.
] To err is human, to forgive is dj
: vine.— Alexander Pope.
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New Equipment In Stock
For Immediate Delivery!
JAEGER '/2-Bag Concrete Mixers. JAEGER
Pumps, Diesel Power Units (100 to 150 con
tinuous H. P.), Disston Chain Saws, Hypres
sure Jenny Steam Cleaners. Kohler Eight
Plants and Many Other Items of ....
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THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON. N. C.. THURSDAY MARCH 27, 1947.
Wildlife Directors
Meeting In Durham
Objective Realized, Fed
eration Senses Direct
Challenge
With its big objective of the past
year accomplished in the recently
passed legislative act, separating the
Game and Inland Fisheries Division
from the State Department of Con
servation, the North Carolina Wild
life Federation held a directors’ meet
ing in Durham Monday to outline a
program of activity for the next 12
months.
P. K. Gravely of Rocky Mount,
president, made it clear that the Fed
eration will continue to be highly ac
tive, emphasizing that it was not
formed merely to obtain a new gov
ernmental set-up for hunting, fishing
and wildlife conservation.
“Passage of the bill to set up a
North Carolina Wildlife Resources
Commission is a direct challenge to
our organization, which sponsored the
measure," hi said, “and we will con
tinue to work, in harmony with the
new Commission, for better game
laws, more satisfactory supervision
and wildlife conservation.”
Numbered among the board of di
rectors of the Federation is David
Holton of Fdenton.
Marking Down Process
Father—Son, your school report
shows a lot of very low marks. How
about it 0
Son Well, you see, Dad. every
thing’s so high nowadays 1 thought i‘
was time seme items were marked
down.
Greeting Cards
For All Occasions
CAMPEN’S
JEWELERS
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METHODIST SERVICES
Preaching services will be held in
the Methodist Church Sunday morn
ing at 11 o’clock, when the pastor,
the Rev. H. F. Surratt, will preach
an appropriate Palm Sunday mes
sage. Special music is being arrang
ed for the service and new members
will be received in the fellowship of
the Church.
Church School will be held at 9:45
Sunday morning and the Youth Fel
lowship meeting at 6:3U Sunday eve
ning.
FRANK HUGHES IMPROVING
Frank Hughes, superintendent of
the Edenton Street Department, was
able to leave his home Monday after
being confined to his bed most of last
week. He is gradually gaining
strength after narrowly missing the
necessity of undergoing an operation.
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PROCTOR-DIXON
Mr. and Mrs. Minton H. Dixon of
Norfolk announce the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Julia Bond Dix
on, to Philip Kenneth Proctor. The
wedding was solemnized at West
Palm Beach, Florida, on Monday
March 3.
The newlyweds are now at home at
6225 Rolfe Avenue in Norfolk.
JOYCE HARRELL ON DEAN’S LIST
The name of Miss Joyce Lorine
Harrell of Edenton appears on the
Dean’s List at Mars Hill College for
the current semester. Miss Harrell
made a total of 50 quality credits.
To make the Bean’s List at the col
lege, a student must be on the honor
roll with a minimum of 40 quality
credits and be otherwise eligible.
IN MEMORIAM
In memory of my husband, Jessie
P. Byrum, who passed away one year
ago today, March 26, 1946:
Just one year ago you left
From this world of sin and pain,
But we feel that our loss
Has been Heaven’s gain.
He was loved by all who knew him
for the kindly deeds he did,
And he 1 awes a wonderful memory
for those he left behind.
I miss you more as the evening sun
goes down.
Deep in my heart is a picture
Worth more than silver or gold;
Within my heart, dear one.
Your memory will never grow old.
And now that our circle is broken,
And parting fills us with pain,
We hold as a glorious token
The bright hope of meeting again.
—By His Wife.
TAKE....
Greenfield’s
MILKY WAY
To Better Health
NOBODY OUTGROWS THE NEED OF MILK
GREENFIELD DAIRY
EDENTON, N. C. P. O. BOX 55#
PROMOTED IN U. S. NAVY
Roy S. Cayton, 18, USN, son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Cayton, 34*6 East King
Street, has been advanced to seaman,
first class, aboard the submarine ten
der USS Orion.
Cayton, who- attendee} Edenton
High'School, entered the Naval ser
vice on June 29, 1946, and received
his recruit training at the Naval
Training Center, Bainbridge. Md.
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For Sale
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