Chowan High School
Adopts New Course
r In Safe Auto Driving
New Chevrolet Is Made
Available By BBH
Motor Co.
>J A new course was started at the
* Chowan High School last week which
is designed to teach high school stu
dents the right attitude toward car
operation as well as the practical and
r theoretical phases. Strong backers
of this safety education are the Au
tomobile Association of America,
school authorities and local car deal
ers.
Linwood H. Worrell, manager of
the BBH Motor Company in Edenton,
has made available for the use of the
|p instructor and the students a brand
new dual-control Chevrolet. This
safety car containing a double set of
. pedals will remain in the custody of
L the school until January, 1950. It is
* expected that ample time will thus
be provided for the course to be
taught.
According to Mrs. Jonas Futrell,
supervisor of safety education for the
State of North Carolina, Chowan
County is fortunate in having as an
instructor W. J. Nichols, principal of
the High School. He has been trained
specially for the instruction at the
University of North Carolina.
The Automobile Association of Am
erica, which is co-sponsoring the
safety driving course in conjunction
with the BBH Motor Company and in
cooperation with the State Depart
ment’s program of safety education,
was represented by Miss Goldie Lay
ton, local manager of the Carolina
Motor Club. Geddes B. Potter, chair
man of the Chowan County Board of
Education, accepted the car for the
school. Peter Carlton, manager of
the Chowan County Chamber of Com-
V merce and Merchants Association, was
' also present at the presentation.
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| A human weasel is a shifty,slinking,
chinless weakling who takes by unlaw
ful craftiness what he cannot gain by
, intelligence, pluck, hard work and
personal integrity. All of this de
scribes not the real weasel, but his
complete antithesis.
i There is nothing shifty about the
) weasel. He is as direct as a bullet.
Yet you never hear anyone speak a
kind word in his behalf. This small
carnivore is always pictured as a vile
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Satanic killer, sly, sneaky, without
morals, scruples or self respect.
But to Byron Dalrymple, once a
trapper, the weasel has many char
acteristics of which humans could be
very proud, if they had them to his de
gree. He *is equipped wffh a Mgh
speed metabolism which Keeps him
constantly restive, always on the
move. Coupled with this tremendous
energy are one of the most alert and
agile intelligences in wildlife, match
less fearlessness and determination,
lightning physical agility, and the
most amazing strength per unit of
weight you will find in mammals.
The weasel is one of the world’s
smallest carnivores, yet probahly na
ture’s most efficient killer. In his
every daily act he is, next to the shrew
the most intense of all mammals. We
call, this intensity of movement and
purpose ferocity, but from the wea
sel’s viewpoint, it is nothing more
than a superior development in re
lation to conditions of his environ
ment.
His unusual strength, plus his other
qualities, enable him to cope with
creatures outweighing him 20 and
more times. To muscular power he
adds an expert surgeon’s knowledge
of the most deadly holds known to any
rough-and-tumble fighter. Artery
holds. And, knowing these, he never
gambles on using less effective ones.
The weasel must dart in and sink
his razor-sharp dental scalpels in the
fatal place with one lightning thrust.
And he must know the physiology and
anatomy of dozens of different
species.
So do not malign the weasel, even
though his purpose and the human
purpose are at odds. Consider well the
perfection of his dynamic character.
And if, in measuring your own wits
against his, you can honestly say you
can match him, then put aside all
your personal worries. Your future
is assured.
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THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, N. C„ THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1949.
Red Men Hear Reports
Great Council Meeting
At Monday night’s Red Men meet
ing members of the tribe listened to
very interesting reports made by
representatives at the Great Council
meeting held in High Point last week.
Those making reports were W. J.
Daniels, who was elected to Great
Prophet; A. S. Hollowell, who sub
stituted for Raleigh Hollowell as
Great Sannap, and George T. White
and L. E. Francis, the two represen
tatives of the tribe.
Raleigh Hollowell, who was unable
to attend the meeting, received a
three-year appointment in the Great
Council as chairman of the Public
Relations Committee. J. Edwin Buff
lap, who also was unable to attend,
was appointed deputy Great Sachem
for Chowan Tribe.
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NOTICE IF SALE OF PROPERTY FOR
DELINQUENT COUNTY TAXES
•
1 The undersigned, Sheriff of Chowan County, will offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder, on Monday, June 6, 1949, at 12 o’clock noon,
at the Court House door in Chowan County, the following property for non
payment of 1948 taxes. The amount represents the amount of tax due, pl,us
interest and costs.
J. A. BUNCH, Sheriff of Chowan County.
FIRST TOWNSHIP WHITE
J. J. and Minnie E. Adams, 1 lot, North Edenton 5.71
Dorothy Moore Ballenger, 1 lot North Edenton 5.69
M. D. Blanchard Estate, lots, Eden Heights 3.48
A. L. Boaz, 1 house, Pembroke Circle 75.38
Joe Bunch, Jr., 1 house and lot, Hertford Road 19.92
Mrs. Eddie Cohoon, 1 lot, North Edenton. —— 2,28
Arthur and Hattie Chappell, 1 house, East JEden Street— 125.76
Lester A. Jones, 1 house, Johnson Street —— —-— —-- 26.07
Frank Miller, 23 9/10 acres Jones land —— —— 45.72
H. T. Miller, 1 house, West Church Street 35.19
Lillian Rogerson, 1 house, West Eden Street-. —_— 37.19
John G. Small, 1 house, Queen Street - —.-- —--- 52.51
.Charlie Swanner, 1 house, East Queen Street
S. A. White Estate, 1 house, West Eden Street 27.26
T. L. White Estate, 1 lot, Eden Heights 2.80
FIRST TOWNSHIP COLORED
•Julia Arterbridge, house, East Albemarle Street $ 27.26
Hannibal Badham, Jr., Estate, 319 acres pocosin.land 20.72
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Shelton Badham, 1 house, East Gale Street 7.78
Hattie and Irma Banks, 1 house, East Freemason Street j 12.87
Charlie Bembry, lot, Albemarle Street 5.78
Jerry Bembry Estate, 1 lot, Hicks Street 1.77
Miles Blanchard Estate, lots, Eden Heights 2.41
Annie and Bessie Miller Blount, 1 lot, Peterson Street 3.39
David Blount, 1 house, East Carteret Street 11.01
Evalina Blount, 1 lot, Rider 1 3.11
Leander Blount, 1 house, West Peterson Street 13.86
Vannie Blount, 1 lot, East Freemason Street-- 5.02
Oliver Bonner, 2 lots, Paxton 13.07
Albert Branch Estate, lot, Oakum Street, 1 house, East Freemason St. 16.63
H. L. Brewer, 1 house, East Freemason St., 1 lot, East Freemason St. 24.20
Leroy Brinkley, lot, Moseley Street —— 2.41
Herbert Brooks, 14 acre Mingo Pierce - 10.92
William M. Brownrigg, 1% acres Brownrigg 11.56
Elisha Burke, 2% acres Burke 4.11
O. C. Carter, 10 acres Warren-Rumber 14.26
O. C. Cartr, 10 acres Warren-Rumber > 14.26
Richard Cooper Estate, 8 acres Capehart 7.12
John Henry Coston, 3 3/B»acres Moses Wynn-Coke 8.95
Tom Coston Estate, 1 house, W. Peterson St., lot, N. Granville St 8.31
Emma Cox Estate, 1 house, Carteret Street 7.00
Beatrice Dicks Estate, house, Hicks Street 5.72
Uuta McDonald Diggs, 1 house Oakum Street 11.56
Rosa Douglas, --lots, Eden Heights . 2.41
Gale Street Baptist Church, lot, West Gale Street-- 10.92
W. E. Goodman, lot, Rider Lane 6.06
Vance Granby, 7% acres, Albania, 10 acres B. C. Hare, Albania, bal. 16.55
Laura and Elizabeth Griffin, 1 house, West Gale Street 5.41
Mary Gussom Estate, lot, Church Street—— •_—- 6.06
Henry Halsey, 1 house, East Peterson Street—— —— 7.36
Lillian Halsey, 1 lot, Peterson Street —_—-—;- 4.74
Vernon Halsey, Blue Bird Case, East Albemarle Street, store— 45.09
Lucius Hathaway, % acre Hawkins-Monticello ——-——— 14.18
John Quincy Haughton, 1 lot, Freemason Street——_—__—.——— 4.42
Aggie Taylor house, Church St.; 1 house, Carteret St.; lot,
Oakum and Hicks Sts.; lot, Church St.; lot, Albemarle St.— 46.25
Will Honeyblue, 12 acres Hertford Road ——-—- 9.02
Martha Jackson, house, Granville Street —.—— 5.41
J. B. Jerkins, 1 lot, West Albemarle Street .- 4.74
Lemuel Jerkins, 414 acres Paradise——-—— 7.96
General Johnson Estate, 14 acre White 4.42
John Y. Johnson, 4%. acres Albania : —•- 2.45
John Jordan, shop. East Carteret Street ——-; 23.06
Martha Jordan Estate, 1 lot, Peterson Street— ——. 4.11
Claudia Skinner Lewis, Hi acres, house, Albania, balance 13.04
Charles Lowther Estate, Vs acre Wash-Nixon —— 2.80
Elizabeth (Bond) Luton, 1 house, W. Gale St,; 1 house, W. Gale St.— 37.09
John A. Luton, 1 house, West Gale Street -—-———■-- 4.38
H. L. Manley, house and lot, Eden Heights —-————l4.o4
Allen Mann, 2 lots, Albania ——— 4.74
Charles and Lillian Mayo, 1 house, Oakum Street -— —— 7.47
Emily Mullen Estate —... —-—— —7.47
James McClease, 314 acres White-Bond : —-— 6,09
Maude Newby, lot, School Street ——l ——.——; 3.44
William C. Nixon, 14 acre Ricks ---------—, —9.70
Willie Overton, lots, Eden Heights , 13.46
Joe William Peterson, 2114 acres Roberts - 31.85
Gertrude Ricks Estate, lot, Rider ——,———
Elbert Riddick, 1 lot, West Cemetery Street 7.36
Isabella Riddick Estate, 214 acres Burke —— 3.75
William E. Riddick, 214 acres Burke 11.61
John W. Rollins, 1 house, East Hicks Street _— —----- —. 14.52
saac R. Roulhac, 1 lot, East Carteret Street 4.47
Amas Satterfield, 33 acres Major Bond ——-——-—— 20.08
Weston Satterfield, 1 lot, East Carteret Street ——— 6.06
H. E. Sawyer Estate, 1 house, East Gale Street 10.26
Lena Simons, 1 5/7 acre Dillard-Nixon ———4-74
Emily Skinner Estate, 1/6 acre Hertford Road : 3.44
Allen Smith and Bessie Lee, 1 house, Carteret Street 7.64
Minnie Taylor, lots, Rider 9.98
Ledell Valentine, 1 house, Gale Street 13.85
W. A. Valentine, 1 house, Oakum St.; 1 house, E. Carteret St.; lot,
E. Carteret St.; house and lot, Albania
John W. White Estate, lot, Gale Street . :—— 4.11
Betty Wills, 3 acres Morris 3.44
Kate Worrell Estate, house, West Carteret Street - 12.87
Sarah Wynn Estate, lot, Hicks Street 5.03
SECOND TOWNSHIP WHITE
Lester Bass, 14 acre Bass and house 32.00
Lois Bunch, 4 acres J. N. White - : -- ——— 2.41
M. B. Chappell, 1 store and mill Site —— 2.80
; Miss C. L. Goodwin, 35 acres Goodwin ——— ~■ —2 9.50
1 Luther Lane, 36 acres John Byrum —.—— —~ 16.52
Robert A. Perry, 36 acres Mazie Hill ——-—-—— 18.30
Mrs. John Small, 6% acres Bennett Mill Pond—— ——-- 18.80
; Mrs. Martha Small, 5 acres Dillard —-——————-4 —.—t- L7B
’ Mrs. E. E. Toppin, 1 acre home place — ——. —— —-— r ——4
H. V. Wilson, 2614 acres home place -——--—— 37.20'
SECOND TOWNSHIP COLORED
Sarah Cpffield Estate, 16 acres Henry Standing -- 3.72
W. M. Coffield Estate, 15% acres home place —---i——-—------- 7.00
Elmer Felton, 2 acres Costen —.———------——— —■—— U. 36
Arthur Gordon, 9 acres Forehand; 14 acres Dillard ——.— 25.26
Caroline Hurdle Estate, % acre Sandy Ridge Road .—3.44
Leonard Reed Estate, 7 acres — —1 4.62
Maggie Robinson Estate, 5 acres Dillard - 2.80
J. J. Rumble, 160 acres Perry —«. —— 50.48
Isaac Smith Estate, 35 acres Isaac Smith —.—-— — 11.95
THIRD TOWNSHIP W HITE
Maggie Bunch Estate, Vs acre I. C. Road ; 1-56
James L. Byrum, 16% acres J. D. Copeland —— ————— 12.94
J. T. Chappell, 125 acres S. R. Road 59.64
Louis A. Chappell, 1 acre W. T. Chappell ———_— —— 27.96
L. L. Chappell, 130 acres Gay Manufacturing Company-- —, —— 19.13
E. L. Eure, 44 acres Bunch; 10 acres Osia Bunch; 20 Seres G. L. Ran
dolph; 100 acres L. Hollowell 113.79
Bill Nixon Estate, 10 acres Nixon 3.44
Mrs. Ira R. Perry, 27 acres Skinner land—————;— 8.15
Mrs. Ellen Stafford, 414 acres P. W. Road 5.61
Shelton White state, 2 acres I. C. Road 3.03
THIRD TOWNSHIP COLORED
George Elliott Estate, % acre Mt. Roe —-- —$ 2.47
W. E. Elliott Estate, 414 acres Elliott Place 3.31
Vashtie White, 9 acres River Road ——— —~ 12.39
FOURTH TOWNSHIP WHITE
Eugene Baker, 57 acres John Skinner —35.46
Charles Layden, 60 acres Layden— i— i 25.68
Viola K. Odom, 500 aCres under water, Skinner’s Point ___— 14.18
Albert Twiddy, 14 acre lot and house —23.97
FOURTH TOWNSHIP COLORED
William Anderson Estate, 4 acres Holly Grove ———.-- $ 1.65
Noah Bell, 2 acres Leggett—— ——— ——____—:— 2.05
Henry Blount Estate, 7314 acres Brinkley —— ——_ 31.86
William R. Blount, 1 house, Brinkley 6.56
David T. Bond, 50 acres Pettijohn , .... —.—--——- 14.18
William Carter Estate, 1 acre Holley Grove—._. ——, 1.44
Andrew Clark Estate, 9 acres Holley Grove; 8 acres Holley Grove— 12.03
David C. Collins Estate, 44 acres Brinkley; 4814 acres Brinkley 32.92
Martha Collins Estate, 12 acres Leggett ———————— 4.67
Mills Collins Estate, 20 acres Middleton 8.95
James E. Coston, 1 acre Holley Grove—- —.— 1.26
Joseph E. Coston, 7% acres Holley Grove; 8 acres Holley Grove 9.73
Margaret Coston, 414 acres Holley Grove : - 1.68
Herman Cox, 1314 acres Honeyblue 9.41
William Creighton, 30 acres Warren; % acre Yeopim Fork , 17.70
Clarence Harris, 214 acres Holley Grove ——c—— - 1.44
J. Thomas Harris, 214 acres; 22 acres Woodside— 14.68
Mack and Janie Lee Harris, 35 acres Woodside 5.69
William Honeyblue Estate, 2914 acres Paige— B.lO
Sarah Hoskins, 3 acres Woodside 1.49
John Jordan, 3.1 acres Paige
Fred Lawrence Estate, 514 acres Holley Grove; 8 acres Holley Grove 8.62
Tharlton Lawrence, 3 houses, Holley Grove 10.01
Andrew Littlejohn, 2714 acres Brinkley; 2 acres Brinltley 36.75
Carlton Lee Littlejohn, 2714 acres Brinkley 10.45
Wheeler McClenny, 414 acres Holley Grove; 2 acres Holley Grove 1.96
William McClenny, 2 acres Holley Grove 1.38
Claudia Newby, 12 acres Leggett 3.99
Harry Nixon, 36 acres Hester Nixon - 36.56
Joseph Nixon, 66 acres Pratt; 35 acres Collins; 32 acres Norcum 35.86
Primous Nixon, 29 acres Spruill; 20 acres Sitterson 12.75
Milton Norman Estate, 35 acres Leggett 14.18
Robert Norman Estate, 20 acres Leggett 5.02
Joseph Outlaw, 214 acres Woodside - - 5.50
Noah Overton, 5 acres Holley Grove 1.77
Abram Paxton' Estate, 88 acres Woodside - 23.73
George Roberts, 40 acres Woodside 19.08
George A. Skinner, 10 acres Roberts 18.22
Allen Spruill Estate, 5 acres Holley Grove 3.08
Martha White, 1 acre White House 2.47
Arthur Wills, 6% acres Holley Grove 1-97
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