Demonstration Club
Meets At Center Hill
Eleven member's of the Center
Hill Home Demonstration Club met
Wednesday, July 23, at 3 o’clock
■with Mrs. Rufus Smithson.
Mrs. J. C. Boyce, vice president, i
called the meeting to order and read 1
several verses taken from the Ist ;
and 2nd chapters of Corinthians and :
LOGS WANTED
, Top Prices Paid
FOR
Select Veneer Logs
GUM AND POPLAR
SEE
DAVID L HERVEY
HERVEY FOUNDATION, INC.
NAVAL AIR STATION, EDENTON
More People Igifl
Are Smoking I
camels mm I
than EVER BEFORE I
Through experience during the wartime \
cigarette shortage... in smoking—and
comparing many different brands . . . «fiSM
more and more smokers learned that
CAMELS suit them best ,
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NOTICE OF SALE I
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-* On Friday, August 15, at 12:00 o’clock Noon, at the
Chowan County School Bus Garage, located at Small’s
Cross Roads, the following junk will be offered for
sale at public bidding:
15 tires 650-20
8 wheels 32x6, Fords a\id Chevrolets
Three 1937 Model Fords—junked buses
One 1936 Model Ford junked bus
Wo Dodge junked buses
- One 1938 model Chevrolet junked bus
One lot of junked tires
One lot of junked iron
These items-of sale can be inspected by the interested
bidders, and we reserve the right to reject any and
all bids. 1 * •
A. L. HOBBS
> ' BUS MECHANIC
W. J. TAYLOR
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
jj How Are We Doing ?
I! RECORDS TELL THE STORY! J
33 i. AUTOMOBILE production and sales week ending July |
33 sth, 1947: I
if KAISER-FRAZER 2,555 Cars |
3 I Leading and exceeding by 2% times the average pro- J 3
] l duction of Studebaker, Hudson, Packard, Chrysler, < >
< ► Cadillac, Lincoln, Mercury, DeSoto, Nash and Willys 3 3
3 3 during same period. < >
3! 2. KAISER: Broke Pike’s Peak Hill climb record. 3!
J 3 3. KAISER: Broke Kansas City to Denver speed record. 33
33 4. FRAZER MANHATTAN: Received Academy Award ;;
prize as being best styled car in America. 3 3 1
3; 5.. FRAZER: Awarded “Grand Prix de Honneur” in French 33
J [ Cennes Beauty Parade. j;
3 3 6. FRAZER: Awarded “Grand Prix de Honneur”* in Monte 3;
3 3 Carlo Beauty Parade. Competing with. all foreign and 3 3
j; American cars. - ' < 3
3 ; 7. EDE&TON became a KAISER-FRAZER wn. i
II EDENTON mint COMPANY 1
DAVID HOLTON JACK McMULLAN, Props.
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Bible gems for the day.
“Hail Club Women” was sung by
the group, followed by the collect.
A report was given by Mrs. J. T.
White on Czechoslovakia. Mrs.
White also gave a very interesting
report of the County Council.
Miss Rebecca Colwell gaVe a very
interesting talk on Siinple Enter
taining—how to meet and greet
guests, introductions and simple
foods to serve.
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, N. C., THURSDAY. JULY 31, 1947,
During, the social period Mrs. W.
C. Francis led an enjoyable game of
Ringing the Liberty Bell with Mrs.
T. E. Jernigan winning the game.
Mrs. Rufus Smithson, hostess,
served party sandwiches and punch.
Ernest E. Boyce Dies
", Wednesday Morning
Ernest E. Boyce, 53, died at his
home near Cross Roads about 7
o’clock Wednesday morning following
an illness of several weeks.
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Deceased is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Carrie B. Boyce and a son, Ern
est E. Boyce, at home. Four broth
ers, J. N. Boyce of Hertford, W. 0.
and J. I. Boyce of Tyner, and E. B.
Boyce of Edenton, and a sister, Mrs.
Cecil Byrum of Tyner, also survive.
Funeral services will be held in the
, Center Hill Baptist Church, of which
he was a member, this (Thursday)
afternoon, at 3 o’clock. The Rev. W.
C. Francis, pastor of the church, will
officiate. Interment will be made in
the family cemetpry.
Sluggers Add Two
More Wins To List
Edenton Sluggers, local colored
team, continued their winning streak
by turning in two more victories
last week. The Sluggers won a hard
fought game Friday night from the
Williamston Bears 8-6. The locals
played good ball back of Brickhouse,
who went the entire route on the
mound for the Sluggers.
Another thrilling game was won
Sunday afternoon on Hicks Field,
PAGE FIVE
when the Sluggers won 10-9 in a 13-
inning contest Kith the Hertford
Tigers. Collins started on the mound
but was replated by Brickhouse in
the fifth.
The Sluggers are scheduled to
play a game on Hicks Field tonight
(Thursday) at 8 o'clock, but on
Tuesday the opposing team had not
been selected.
Most of our fortunes are more sup
portable than the comments of our
friends upon them.
r—■C. C. Colton.