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James L Wood New
President Os Rotary
Installed at Thursday’s
Meeting; Committees
Named For Year
James E. Wood was installed as
president of the Edenton Rotary Club
at the weekly meeting Thursday at
noon. Mr. Wood succeeds Richard P.
Elliott, who relinquished the gavel
and at the same time presented the
new president a Rotary president’s
button. Mr. Elliott, too, was pre
sented a past president’s button by
Secretary C. W. Overman. Mr. Over
man also, on behalf of the club, com
plimented Mr. Elliott for the success
ful year of Rotary under his able ad
ministration, during which the club
has attained its largest membership.
Mr. Wood expressed his apprecia
tion for the honor conferred upon him
and in a few brief remarks empha
sized the importance and opportunity
of Rotary in any community. By ap
plication of Rotary principles, he said,
a club can be an asset not only to the
community, but the State, nation and
the world.
President Wood announced his com
Carolina
Cities, Towns and Counties are using
sees tax mem
I
Last November, $1,784,821 in beer taxes (representing
JWy, August and September collections) was distributed
to North Carolina municipalities and counties wherein
beer is licensed to be sold. How is this money being used?
The results of a recent survey hold great interest for the ■
State’s taxpayers;
\ rw .—--I Twenty-six municipalities and 28
itO&d
Mmod —lfOriC* counties report that die new beer
mitVSH S3 revenue would enable them to RE
"Ee oTkEiT DUCE TAXES, and throe other
counties said k would help in daft
a. direction. Thirty-four munidpali
xy ties and 34 counties indicated k
A' would aid in PREVENTING
TAX INCREASES. Other welcome uses included MEET
ING INCREASED EXPENSES
and APPLICATION ON DEBT
SERVICE. WT
In some instances, EXTRA CITY ,'^w fl/J
AND RURAL POLICEMEN are / \
’ :!ng employed from the funds, re- *** 1 Poiutm**
»\ Employed
suiting in improved law enforcement. '
Other uses include STREET IMPROVEMENTS, PUR- •
CHASE OF EQUIPMENT
£..£r and SANITARY SEWERAGE
EXTENSION.
w, J IfSfip SCHOOL BUILDINGS are be
-9 111 Eg J ing planned, SCHOOL EXPEN
SES met, and county HEALTH
ERJESBwi AND WELFARE programs
y r «~» rrtrrm jm financed—from beer tax revenue.
Other constructive utilization of these funds includes:
COUNTY LIBRARY •
BUILDING, NEW
FIRE STATION,
COURTHOUSE EN
LARGEMENT, PUR
CHASE OF PROPER- %
TY for county purposes.
And so on —an ienpres
are array of sorely need
ed services and facilities made possible by die apportionment of
beer tax revenue to towns, cities and counties licensing the sale
es beer
§ {JSING 1947 beer tom as a
bans for estimate, nearly $4,-
000,000 of this "bonus” rovenue it
J . \ anticipated for North Carolina
r l municipalities and counties this
Qv £ *• year—money that will relieve the
/ I hard-pressed taxpayers.
f Safeguarding these millions is an
objective of the Self-Regulation
Program es the North Carolina
Division, U. S. Brewets Foundation. You help ns mightily
when you give your patronage only to those beer retaken whose
places of busmen reflect complete respect for North Confine
W and North Carolina eivic and social standnwls.
«*TH OROUUIDIVISION
9HB STATES IfiTflC FOUNDATION
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. mittee appointments, which are as <
f follows: ‘ 1
Club Service, George S. Twiddy, ;
chairman, with the following sub- <
r committees: Classification, R. N. '
Hines, Charles H. Wood and David
Warren; Membership, secret; pro
gram, Meredith Jones and Clarence
I Speight; Attendance, William Holmes |
and Frank Holmes; Public Informa
tion, J. Edwin Bufflap; Fellowship, C.
E. Kramer and Hubert Williford; Ro
tary Information, John A. Holmes;
Magazine, Marvin Wilson; Club Bul
j letin, John A. Holmes; Sergeant-at
j. Arms, M. M. Perry.
Community Service, Joe Conger,
1 Jr., chairman, with the following sub
j committees: Youth and Service, Gil
-3 lam Wood and J. A. Bunch; Student
. Loan Fund, John Kramer and Johr
r W. Graham; Crippled Children, Dr
. W. I. Hart and Dr. George Crawford;
. Community Chest, Charity and Re
. lief, R. F. Elliott, Watson Bell and
. Dr. Frank Wood; Community Plan
j ning and Beautification, R. N. Hines, i
David Warren and Pete Smith; New
Industries and Unemployment Prob
, lems, J. Edwin BufHap and Thomas
. Byrum; Parks, Playgrounds and Rec- ;
r reation, Charles Wales and Gillam
Wood; Rural-Urban Acquaintance,
Lloyd Bunch and David Holton; Pea
[ nut Contest, Robert Mash, C. W. ;
I Overman and J. G. Small.
Vocational Service, Philip McMul
- lan, chairman, with the following sub
lUE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, N. C., THURSDAy. JULY 8, 1948.
committees: Employer-Employee Re
lations, William P. Jones and Jack
Mooney; Competitors’ Relationships,
J. L. Chestnutt; Buyer-Seller Rela
tions, Frank Holmes and Jimmie
Earnhardt.
International Service, the Rev. W.
L. Freeman, chairman, with the fol
lowing sub-committees: International
Trade, R. F, Elliott and L. A. Patter
son; Buddy Club, C. E. Kramer.
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Order From Your Local Newsdealer
Classified and Legais
machine. In good condition. Phone
Edenton 38-J. ltc
HUNTING DOGS FOR SALE—ONE
purebred black and white male Eng
lish setter, 12 months old. Two
purebred black and white male
English setter pups, six weeks old.
Five purebred black and white fe
male English setter pups, six
weeks old. E. J. Pruden, Jr.,
Merry Hill, N. C. Phone 221-W-3.
FOR SALE—ONE USED KITCHEN
cabinet and breakfast room suite.
In excellent condition. John Lee
Spruill. ltc
FOR SALE—F-12 FARMALL TRAC
tor. Good condition. Apply to Dr.
F. W. Hughes, Citizens Bank Build
ing, Edenton. ltc
CAN EARN $200.00 PER WEEK UP.
Your own business. Clean and
shampoo rugs in homes. For com
plete information and territory open
write P. O. Box 2501, Greensboro,
N. C. Give your complete address
and best time to see you. Less
than SI,OOO covers everything you
need. ltc
WE ARE STILL RECEIVING BABY
Chicks —but the supply is limited.
Place your orders now. Shipments
received each Wednesday and Fri
day afternoon. Halsey Feed &
Seed Store, “The Checkerboard
Store”. ltc
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The revolutionary NEW Ford is on display in
our showrooms right now! it’s the newest, smartest ear
we’ve ever sold, tWs completely different NEW Ford
in your future!
Come in today. Let us show you the ’49 Ford's "dream
cor" silhouette ... and 59% more rigid "lifeguard"
Body ... and wider seats ... and "Picture Window”
Visibility. You'll agree... here's "The Car of the Yearl”
NUSty'fefe st you ride in'the level
center section of the new Ford, where the
going's smoothest. You ride on "Hydra-Coin
\ Front Springs and "Para-Hex" Rear Springs,
for extra comfort*
Place Your Order NOW With Tour Friendly Ford Dealer I
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FOR SALE—IOO-LB. COOLERATOR.
In perfect condition. J. D. Swin
dell, R. F. D. 2. Phone Yeopim
121. julyß,l6pd
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HOUSE PAINT AT WHOLESALE
price, $2.70. gallon, any color.
Agents wanted. Send for trial
I order. Certified Products Co., Dept
130, Louisville, Ky. julyß,lsc
YES, WE HAVE IT PURINA
Sprays and Dust for your Homes,
Gardens and Stock Buildings. Also
sprayers and dusters of all types.
Halsey Feed & Seed Store, “The
5 Checkerboard Store”. ltc
; CHOICE REAL ESTATE FOR
| eale —Beautiful building lot, well
set with shade trees, plants and
flowers, West Eden Street Six
room house, West Eden Street. 36-
acre tract of woodland, two miles
from Edenton, near Chowan bridge
highway. See E. W. Spires.
jun24jull,Bpd
J MR. DOG OWNER—IF YOUR DOG
has to run rabbits this hot weather
for his living he will not feel like
' running rabbits when the season
opens. Keep him in shape by feed
ing him Purina Kibbled Meal and
Checkers. We have it in any size
bag. Special discounts can be ar
ranged on large quantities. Is
[ there much Purina Dog Feed fed
! in this section? Yes. We are third
largest distributor in Eastern
North Carolina. Halsey Feed &
, Seed Store, “The Checkerboard
Store”. • ltc
FREE VEGETABLES!
Yes, by side dressing your garden
with VIGORO. Recent test proved
that it has increased yields up to
252%. If that’s not free vegetables,
what is? We can supply you with
any size bag. Ask your neighbor*
He uses it. Also garden seeds, dust
and dusters. We deliver six days a
week. Phone 273. Halsey Feed &
Seed Store, “The Chevkerboard
Store. ltc
POLISHES FOR ALL SHOES—IN
all colors and shades —leather or
fabric. Ward’s Shoe Shop, West
Eden Street. AprStf
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
' Latest methods used in the art
Contact Zeb E. Brown & Son, Ahos
kie, N. C., P. O. Box 168. feb26tfc
WHY WORRY IF AFFLICTED
with any skin disease? Ask about
V-J-O. Mitchener’s Pharmacy,
Edenton. exp Nov 11 *4B
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as Executor of the
[ estate of S. M. Tynch, deceased, late
of Chowan County, North Carolina,
I this is to notify all persons having
1 claims against the estate of S. M.
I Tynch to present them to the under
signed at Belvidere, N. C., on or be
; fore May 27, 1949, or this notice wiU
’
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; 1 HINTON SAWYER. MEMORIALS
• 405 South Road Street Elizabeth City, N. C.
; PHONE ix 19
: The reason monuments we erect NEVER settle, lean or fall is
1 because we erect them on foundations of concrete piling nve
feet deep.
I J. WINTON SAWYER, Owner
1
i est’et'aMtetttttttttttVtt* aaeeaaooeeet
1e ' 2
ill Notice To Dog Owners
DOG TAXES FOR THE YURIW-IW
1 ° 1
ARE DUE IN JULY, ISU. _
!;; Pay your dog taxes promptly. The tax on
:< ► j
!;; each male dog is one dollar. On each fe- j
j ► male dog two dollars. j
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■:: R. L. PRATT, Chief of Police j
[ \\ LOUISE D. COKE, Collector
1
"PictuTe WinJowYisibilrty
fl i* . more than 20 square feet
M I 'of ghmor to make driving lots
JK \il 1 . ulensanter and safer. Even the I
/I\j\ u I 1 rear window b windshield bigl
F j Let es show you.
i wUh 355 S man braUh,
power i i stop the new Ford on
a dime, at a tip-toe touch. That’s
one of the reasom IPs a lte»
*- —* La'flmre
nvarr iv uiifteo
be pleaded in bar es their recovery.
All persons indebted to aaid estate
will please make immediate settle
ment..
This the 27th day of May, 1948.
' FRANK TYNCH,
Executor of S. M. Tynch, Deceased.
JuneS, 10,17£4Julyl,8pd
Seats life I
vj V W I should wa fwM I
9 yog about V
them! Come h and find Out haw
much room there is on the new Ford's I
-ofa-wide seatsl j I '