PAGE TWO Free Demonstration FarmaU Cub Tractor Friday, September 12 All Farmers Invited to Goodwin Farm Near Edenton Farmers in Chowan and adjoining counties are invited to attend a free demonstration of the new Farmall Cub tractor, which is scheduled to be hel<j Friday, September 12, at 2:30 o’clock on the Goodwin farm at the junction of U. S. Highway 17 and the old Hertford road about a mile north of Edenton. The demonstra tion is sponsored by Byrum Imple ment & Truck Company, who invite all farmers to see for themselves the practical uses of the Farmall Cub Tractor which will be shown during the demonstration. “Operators of small farm acreages, preferably of 40 crop acres or less,” says Haywood Bunch, manager of the Byrum Implement &- Truck Com pany, “at long last are being pro vided with a new, small, all-purpose tractor that will give them practical, economical and complete mechaniza tion at a price within range of the average farmer’s pocketbook.” The long-desired tractor became available when the International Har vester Company announced that it has started volume production of its Radio Service For quick and dependable radio service, call THOMAS JACKSON at Hughes-Holton Hardware Store. Jackson Radio Service PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE [ CHOWAN COUNTY ANNUAL ] FARM BUREAU Membership Drive Is Now Oh A STATEMENT BY J. E. BAKER, PRESIDENT: “We are living in a world of organized political and economic , *» power. As individuals we are helpless in dealin'g with this organized force, but when we unite, our power be comes colossal. Come, fellow farmers, give us a hand. Join the Farm Bureau and make your weight count. Our ~ fall goal is 617 members. Join NOW and help us realize it.” 1 The Farm Bureau is the farmers’ own organization. Through this organization farmers and their families can work for: Improved Crop I Marketing, Improved Livestock Marketing, Better Poultry Marketing, Better Roads, More Rural Electric Lines and Improved Farm Con- , ditions Throughout the County. A great statesman once said: “United yye stand, divided we fall.” The Farm Bureau is the farmers’ organ ization for UNITY and STRENGTH. * , Every Chowan County Farm Family Should Be A Member The Following Chowan County Farm Bureau Members Are Township Leaders In the Membership Drive j A. C. Griffin, County Membership Drive Chairman 1 i iIRST TOWNSHIP W. A. HARRELL ! Chairman LLOYD BUNCH 1 Worker ' - FRANK WARD ..... Worker ; i HERBERT HOLLOWELL i Worker A. C. GRIFFIN ' * Worker 1 , L. E. FRANCIS Worker < > O. J. FOREHAND - ...Worker SANFORD BASS /. Worker ANDREW PARRISH Worker THIRD TOWNSHIP J i L. E. TWINE * !. Chairman ' J. C. (DICK) LEARY ~a. - .... Worker DREW WELCH - Worker ; i ROY PARKS : Worker LLOYD BRIGGS - - Worker , E. G. BLANCHARD . Worker ; l D. H. BERRYMAN Worker See one of these leaders or one of their workers at once. Every fanner, for his own protection, can ill afford not vto be a member of the j» Farm Bureau. The Farm Bureau is a family organization and not just a farmers’ organization. Your membership m the Farm Bureau also entitles your family to all of the benefits of the organization. JOIN TODAY! . . .. i Chowan County Farm Bureau J. E. BAKER, President JOE A. WEBB, JR., Secretary-Treasurer L. E. FRANCIS, Vice President ■ > \ BOARD OF DIRECTORS; A. C. Griffin, J. G. (Dick) Leary, W. H. J. B^ We bb andß. H. HoUoweU ‘ I new, small, low-cost Farmall Cab tractor, an exact scaled-down model < of the row crop tractors used by jarge-scale farmers throughout the United States. Produced at the company’s Louis ville, Kentucky, formerly the Cur- ■ tiss-Wright plant, the Farmall Cub is designed specifically for use by truck farm operators, small general farms, orchardists, large general farms needing small auxiliary units ; and for businessmen who have be come farm devotees. Music School Held At Rocky Hock Church J. Rector Robbins of Rutherfordton Con ducting Classes Revival services came to a close Saturday night, at which the Rev. W. C. Francis preached and J. Rector Robbins of Rutherfordton, N. C., con ducted the music. As the result of 000 CHILIS 666 for MaUrial SympfomjppW now give* you QUININE* *■■■■ PLUS 3 MORE anti-malarial drugs combined os Totaquina directed \ RALPH E. PARRISH EDENTON, N. C. ■ >■/ . «*• ««!»■■■ ■ ■ THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON, N. C„ THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 11, 1947. the revival, 15 were baptized at Sun- 1 day morning’s eervic4 and two Others' added to the church, one by restor- ] ation and another by letter. Mr. Robbins is conducting a music i school at the church this week, with j classes being held each night at 7:45. ( The school will close Sunday night ! with a commencement, which will be ' featured by a sacred music program which will include congregational singing interspersed by special num bers by the choir, solos, duets and L other numbers. The public is invited to attend the school as well as the commencement exercises. W. E. Ambrose Dies At N. C. Sanatorium W. E. Ambrose, 39, died at the Eastern North Carolina Sanatorium at Wilson Thursday morning of last week after three years of declining health. Deceased was a native of Washington County and was a farm er in Chowan County for the past MILEAMINUTEMANTU f MILE - A-MINUTE^) / MART V \ VTHArs^ME; «< —.— ALBEMARLE MOTOR CO. WEST HICKS ST. ScWCCC PHONE 289 four years. 1 Surviving are his frife, Mrs. Sudie 1 Lewis Ambrose; four sons, William, , Robert, Gene and Earl Ambrose, all , at home; seven daughters, Emma, j Margaret, Janice, Shelbie, Peggy and Ruth Ambrose,., at home and Mrs. Eula Mae Gray. His mother, Mrs. , Larrie Wynne of the home; four brohers, Cpl. Henry Wynne, U. S. Army, sationed at Fort' Dix, N. J., and Ellis Wynn of Columbia, S. C., ‘and three sisters* Mrs. Carrie Brab ble of Edenton, Mrs. Marshall Sav age and Mrs. Howard Williams of Williamston, also sufivive. Funeral services were held Satur day afternoon at the Union Free Will Baptist Church at Gatesville in Beau fort County and burial was made in the family cemetery nearby. Halsey Feed Store Offering Silverware Halsey Feed & Seed Store, “The Checkerboard Store”, this week an nounces a sensational offer by which < fpfgj • MafeJcALiM j|Br (SOMEBODY j <S^;\quick/- SECOND TOWNSHIP 4 TOM ASBELL Chairman J. A. WIGGINS 1 Worker t C. M. EVANS - Worker ( E. Z. EVANS - Worker W. H. SAUNDERS Worker / E. L. PEARCE ‘ Worker * ERNEST PRIVOTT Worker E. D. BYRUM 1....* Worker * t MRS. B. T. BOYD : ! ' - Worker *\• < ■ FOURTH TOWNSHIP . 1 J. 4. WEBB, JR , ...’3, Chairman T. J. JACKSON .......’ - , ..... .Worker \ GUY C. HOBBS '. J. * .. .Worker I.LOYD OVERTON, JR.' ..........Worker \ t they are furnishing sets of William Rogers silverware. A complete set can be started by buying three tea spoons for 50 cents and then acquir ing additional pieces by obtaining from the store a silver certificate with any size bag of Purina laying chows purchased. Leon Halsey, manager of he store, will be glad to explain details in connection with this offer. Since none can compass more than they intend, In every” work regard the writer’s end. —Pope. Gift Wrapping Materials and Greeting Cards For All Occasions CAMPEN’S JEWELERS rs S |(l"cAlLED\| o T Albemarle' ( s (always m [ C SO * A > VjvH | y YSERVICED One at the best annuities that can be bought is through service in the United States Navy. The Navy pays the bill. [ ANTIQUE SALE AT - AUCTION ! Saturday, Sept. 20 * At 10:30 A. M. ON PREMISES OF JAMES IREDELL HOME 107 East Church Street Edenton, N. C. All Furniture, China, Jewelry and Glassware from this old estate. H. A. CAMPEN, Auctioneer PETE SMITH, Manager *- 1

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