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PAGE SIX The Chowan Herald Published every Thursday by The Chowan Herald* a partnership consisting of J. Edwin Huitlap and Hector Lupton, at 423-425 South broad Street, Edenton, N. C. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Year ffJJ® Six Months SL2S J. EDWIN BUFFLAP Editor HECTOR LUPTON T _Advertising Manager Entered as second-claBS matter August 30, 1934, at the Post Office at Edentop, North Caro lina, under the act of March 3,1879. Cards of thanks, obituaries, resolutions of respect, etc., will be charged for at regular ># advertising rates. ~ OCTOBER 14, 1948. ThiS^wFe K *S BIBLE THOUGHT UNFAITHFULNESS BRINGS SORROW: And Peter went out and wept bitterly.—Luke 22:62. Business Women’s Week ‘ With the observance of so many “weeks” it is hard to keep track of them all, but this week is being observ ed as “Business Women’s Week” with the Edenton Busi ness and Professional Women’s Club taking an active part. The theme of the week is “Use Your Vote in ’4B”, which in itself is a very worthy effort on the part of the ladies. To be able to cast a vote for public officials is a heritage which every American should appreciate, but which too many treat lightly and even ignore al together. ' The women are not primarily interested in any par ticular candidate, but they are interested in every eligible voter casting his ballot for public officials. It is hoped that the result of the observance of “Business Women’s Week” will stimulate interest in voting, which is not only a privilege but a duty. The Edenton Club is one of the youngest organizations in Edenton, having been formed in May of this year, and at present the membership totals about 65, with the members representing various business and profes sions, including a few housewives. The charter is scheduled to be presented to the club Thursday, October 8, although the club already has been very active and a program of activity is planned for the year 1948-49. Particular objects of the club are: To elevate the standards and promote interest of business and pro fessional women, to bring about a spirit of cooperation among business and professional wo men in the United States and to ex tend opportunities to business and professional women through educa tion along lines of industrial, scien tific and vocational activities. The Herald salutes this husky “in fant” club and wishes for it success in all its worthy undertakings. Officers of the club are: President, Miss Rebecca Colwell; vice presidents, Mrs. Enola- N. Smith and Miss Mary Lee Copeland; recording secretary, Miss Louise Smith; corresponding secretary, Miss Frances Tillett; treas urer, Mrs. Mildred P. Spruill. A little bit of authority sometimes makes an ordinary man grow smaller and meaner. • A'l'MlillS I Farm Machines need expert attention, we’re ready your work ahead and we will to do the job the right way. take care of you. In these We’re here to help you every times of farm equipment j wav we can with our service shortages, remember that ES.. snd ... .took;! SERVICE WILL PULL YOU Genuine IHC Parts. Schedule THROUGH! We Have For Immediate Delivery. • International Hay Balers • B-7 Middle Busters and Super A Busters • B-238 Cultivators • 7-ft. 10-A Disc Harrows • N No. 9 Horse Drawn Mowers • Cub Mowers and Stalk Cutters SEE US FOR YOIJR NEEDS NOW! ❖ BYRUM IMPLEMENT & TRUCK CO. EDENTQfJ ELIZABETH CITY » -» I Heard & Seen By “Buff*’ One of my most embarrassing moments occurred Sun day morning when, as I was leaving the school building between the church school and church hour, Miss Betty Fleming stuck out her hand and said, “I’m Miss Flem ing, one of the Edenton school teachers. I’ve been teaching in Edenton a number of years, and I’m glad to make your acquaintance.” As a matter of fact, Miss Fleming is no stranger to'me, but I forgot to mention her as one of the “old-timers” last week. She’s been teaching the sixth grade for five or six years, and I’ve often spoken to her, and even passed the collection, plate to her ih the Methodist Church, so that I Should have remembered her and listed her among the teachers I know. Anyway, now that we have “officially” met and become acquainted, she’s on my list of “old-timers.” o Upon arriving home these brisk evenings, an appetite is considerably whetted when one smells onions cook ing (or is that characteristic only of the Pennsylviania Dutch ?) The other day a fellow was eating a generous .serving and made the remark, “Onions are healthy.” But before he could finish any more of what he might have had on his mind, another member of the family chimed in, “No, eating onions is disgusting.” , If you see smoke emanating fr6m The Herald office, don’t get excited, for it will no doubt be cigar smoke and not from a fire in the building (I hope, at least). You see Captain Billy Gregory is on the job. He became daddy of a bouncing baby boy Friday of last week and despite the fact that he is stationed >at Fort Jackson, Charleston, S. C., his mother dropped jn the office Wed nesday morning with a handful of cigaTs in honor of the event. Some birds in Edenton have not “paid up” yet, and that includes Walter Holton. Mrs. E. T. Rawlinson got quick results after placing a classified ad in The Herald, and called up to tell me about it. E. T. said The Herald is the best paper printed in Edenton, and he’s right. Mrs. E. T. says, like Sir Thomas Lipton, “It pays to advertise.” But John Ross is the most optimistic guy I know. He advertised to sell a baby carriage and sold it. I asked him if he wasn’t a bit op timistic, but John replied, “Hec, no. I’ve sold three baby carriages already, so if we have another increase, I’ll up and buy another one.” o Holy smoke, I have quite a bit of items to write about this week, but look «t the space left me by the birds who make up the paper. Anyway, some of ’em will keep, so here’s hoping I’ll have more space next week. PtfCpiockfA. of Conerd Mills soys» "Here's the kon •for faster, easier TRiAfenv General Mills IraJ^atlron WITH ★ Sira large 4-Way fuli-Vue Ironing Surf are ★ Enwgy-savng Safety Side Rest ★ Super-accurate frw-Neat Control S€E IT TODAY AT K, L NIXON ELECTRICAL WORK AND APPLIANCES i Rocky Hock Eden ton, N. C. THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON, N. C„ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1948. OUR SWIFT’S HALF OR WHOLE PREMIUM HAMS, 8-10 lbs., per 1b...89c GUARANTEED GOOD—GROUND TO YOUR ORDER SUPER STORECOFFEE, lb 40c LIBBY’S CHOICE CORNEDBEEF, an 47c TENNER BIG GREEN GIANT PEIS, can 21c 5-LB. BAG Corn Meal 37c 10-LB. BAG SELF-RISING W. Blossom Flour 73c. l-LB. BOX Hi Ho Crackers - - .29c LARGE Super Suds, pkg.._ 34c LARGE Swan Soap. _.2 for 35c XPERT CHIFFON Cake Mix 29c PILLSBURY IZi -LB. Pancake Mix 16c KELLOGG’S Variety Cereal 31c Libby’s Heavy Syrup 2Vi Can , Canned Peaches.. -33 c WHITE HOUSE NO. 303 CAN Apple Sauce 2 for 23c KELLEY’S NO. 2 CAN FIELD Peas - Snaps 2 for 35c TINY TIM NO. 2 CAN ’ . Shoe Peg Corn ___l9c ASSORTED , Jello 2 pkgs. 15c CAMPBELL’S Tomato Soup 2 for 21c 4-OZ. PACKAGE Lipton Tea 33c { s . • # H.M. PHTHISIC PHONE sli H. G. QUINN FOOD P and Q CENTER A HOME STORE FOR HOME PEOPLE Delegation Seeks Relief From Noise (Continued From Page One) if the building is to be preserved, so that the custodians were authorized to investigate the extent of repairs necessary and see what can be done to make them. Sadie Fayton, librarian of the Brown-Carver Library, attended the meeting and presented a letter re garding the expenditures of library Ik * wrorP? jpfJ mm l-LB. BAG MAXWELL I Coffee, 1-lb. bag. _s2c j VACUUM PACK Niblet Corn _ .2 for 37c j DR. PHILLIPS 46-OZ. Orange Juice 27c f SWEETENED Condensed Mi1k,..28c j NEW CROP—I-LB. CELLO Long Grain Rice.. 17c j SOUTHERN Dried Apples, pkg. 19c } ROUND MORTON Salt .2 for 17c | l-LB. CAN PARD I Dog Food _ _ .2 for 27c | 12-OZ. NBC I Vanilla Wafers ..33c I ALL Chewing Gum 3 for 10c f ALL 5c Candy Bars 4c i LARGE Oxydol Powders ..34c j LARGE Dreft Powders ___3lc 1 PURE Lard, lb. 29c i I CRISCO—3-LB. CAN j Shortening _____sl.l7 j 5 funds. The letter stated that salaries and current expenses must be paid from local appropriations, for which no provision is made by State funds. The present town and county appro * priations are not sufficient to meet 1 these expenses,'so that Mayor Has i kett was instructed to arrange a s mbbting with proper authorities in an effort to iron out the situation. 3 Few matters came before Town 3 Council Tuesday, night, so that it was - one of the shortest meetings held in / several months. I NEW CROP—I-LB. CELLO | BLACK-EYE PEAS, pkg...... 19c i LOCAL HANOVER, KALE 1 COLLADOS 31k 11c l FOR CAKES AND PIES j SHREDDED COCOANUT, 4-oz. pkg... 17c : LIBBY’S | TOMATO JUICE, No. lean.. 10c ®Tpodi Chop* with Milk Gravy Mashed Potatoes Seasoned Spinach Sliced Tomato Salad Bread Butter or Margarine Ambrosia Floating Island (Recips belovT __ .. , Ambrosia Floating Island Broadcasts October 16,1948 »/, cup P.t Milk I teaspoon grated 3 tablespoons water orange nnd 2 eggs, separated Vs cup orange juke 7 tablcspoonOsugsr n cup shredded lew grains salt cocqput Heat slowly to boiling mixture of milk and water. Stir into mixture of slight ly beaten egg yolks, 3 tablespoons sugar, salt and orange rind. Cook over boiling water, stirring tmtil slight ly thickened, or about 3 minutes. Re move from heat; stir in orange juice. Pour into shallow quart serving dish. Cover and chill. When ready to serve, beat egg whites until stiff. Beat in slowly remaining Vs cup sugar. Drop in 4 "islands” onto chilled custard. Top "islands” with shredded coconut. Garnish with orange sections, if de sired. Makes 4 servings. —' You wm Need i u 'PET MILK f . . ROTARIANS MEET TODAY Edenton’s Rotary Club will,meet today (Thursday) at 1 o’clock in the Parish House. President J. E. Wood urges all Rotarians to be present. CAPWMreN quick relief freee J Lgr jfr HEADACHE! J |K.™“K,!^trA33rssssl I liquid. Follow dircctioo« ott BAKERY DEPT. | NOLDE’S i Butter Rolls 13c i ROYAL I French Broad 16c | NOLDE CHOCOLATE AND i Lemon Cups _.2 for 5c i PUMPERNICKEL i Bread, loaf 19c I LARGE | Angel Food Cake..7sc GUARANTEED MEATS 1 FRESH I Spare Ribs, lb. ___s9c i Ground Beef, lb.__ssc I Calves’ Liver, lb.__B9c i FRESH LEAN | Pork Chops, lb. ...73c j- Leg-o-Lamb, lb 83c I PRODUCE DEPT. I fresh local I Turnips 2 bunches 25c | FRESH SHELLED 1 Butter Beans, lb.__4sc | LOCAL TENDER ! Snap Beans. .2 lbs. 25c = DRY CURED SWEET | Potatoes ____s lbs. 33c
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