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PAGE EIGHT Fourth Graders Hear Address By English Nurse Mrs. Elizabeth Corbett Delights Miss Jones’ Pupils Speaking colorfully, and with deep interest, Mrs. Elizabeth Corbett, British nurse of the Chowan Hospital staff, kept 39 boys and girls of Miss Lena Jones’ fourth grade noticeably alerted and interested as she related her adventures across the Atlantic Ocean, 18 months ago, aboard the Queen Mary. Mrs. Corbett, a native of London, England, who having been the head of an orphanage with more than 280 children in her charge during the re cent war, made herself perfectly at home with the small children to whom she talked on Thursday afternoon in their class room at the Edenton school. Displaying her .passport, and ex plaining why photographs and finger prints were required, brought up quite an interesting round table dis cussion among the listeners. Also on display was a treasured collection of British coins which reached a high peak of interest when many children told of their own collections of for eign coins which were given them by relatives who were in the warring I countries during recent years. When asked to relate some of the I war incidents of which Mrs. Corbett I has experienced, she humorously re- I plied, in her soft spoken well poised I manner, “Well, as long as we could I hear the bombs whistling through the I air, we were told not to worry. It is I when you can’t hear the noise of them I that they are getting ready to ex- I plode and do the damage.” “I will add this to my answer to your questions,” Mrs. Corbett said, “When your boys came to our res cue, we felt quite safe and well guard ed by such stout-hearted, steadfast •boys on our territory.” The speaker promised to make a re turn visit with the class sometime in the not too far off future. Edenton Students Visit Local Bank Various Banking Ser vices Explained By John Kramer In conjunction with the study of I units on banking, 255 members of the I bookkeeping class at Edenton High I School paid an educational visit to I the Bank of Edenton Thursday morn- I ing of last week. John Kramer, cashier, talked to I the students about the various bank- I ing sendees and explained the use of I several commonly used negotiable in- I struments such as the cashier’s check, I bank draft and certified check. The I use of the posting machine and check I cancelling machine was demonstrated I I PETER CARLTON Home Town Photographer I STUDIO: Citizens Bank Building fOOUBLEI L COLA J ilfillf; fjfil ■ *- r ** Ml n :; I MORE FO* YOUR MONEY! | and the proper use of an Individual bank account was also disclosed to the group. The student bookkeepers that made the trip to the bank were Cynthia Ambrose, Dorothy Baker, Joyce Bass, Alva Bunch, Rachael Gale, Syble Cay ton, Nelda Davenport, Ruth Daven port, Gspie Daniels, Carlton Good win, Peggy Goodwin, Evelyn Harrell, Virginia Hughes, Jean Jones, Mar jorie Jones, Madge Lassiter, Hazel Leary, Vernon McClenney, Margie Miller, Earl Minshew, Charlie Cecil Perry, Haywood Rogerson, Mike Wil liams, 'Lucille Winslow and Clara ■WVW^WWVVWS^WWVWS^WVSA/WS^ IN OUR CORNER ij ’jfl - JsTf ’ - “ L JM Factory Pack I Sugar, 5-lb. bag 48c I S ! No. 303 Can Del Monte J I Lima Beans.. .27c I S 12-oz. Can 1 I NIBLET CORN I 2 cans 21c j I A Treat For Sunday Dinner! I GRADE “A” I WESTERN CHUCK I beef k. I ROASI I lb * 43c I FOB BETTER NUTRITION I ■ v. s. NO. 1 I POTATOES, 10-11).bag...35c I LOCAL TENDER GREEN I CABBAGE tills.2sc ■ FANCY GREEN TOP I MOTS 2 lbs. 17c « JUICY CALIFORNIA SUNKIST I LEMONS, dozen 45c ■ WASHINGTON STATE DOUBLE RED IOELICISOS APPLES 3 lbs. £c ■ __^ —mmmm— _______ I FIRM, sweet, full of vitamins IJMNJNA^^mao THE FEBRUAKYJB^WO^ 1 Dixon. Earl Minshew acted as manager sCnd they were accompanied by Miss (Mary W. Morris, commercial teacher. Wilbur Nowell Joins Chowan Herald Force Wilbur Nowell of Suffolk began working for The Herald Monday of this week. An experienced printer, Mr. Nowell will devote most of his time to job printing. His wife and three children will continue to live in Suffolk until he can find a suitable house. ■ Box of 80 I Napkins,box.. 10c I ■ 46-oz. Can Dr. Phillips if I Orange Juice. .35c I I [ INDY JUNE PEAS I | 2 cans "9c | PRECIOUS BABY Please, Mothers! Come only at time of appointment to assure baby careful attention and time for true life photos. Peter Carlton LICENSED PHOTOGRAPHER . Citizens Bank Building TRY A HERALD CLASSIFIED AD IP & Q Food Center’s MEAL OF THE WEEK J fy WCwtfJUcc^tyCox Hamburger Patties \ ■ | 1 French Fried Potatoes 1 1 'i Creamed Cauliflower / Pickled Beet Salad | 1 Marble Cake 1 1 l 1 (Recipe below) j I 1 ! NOTE: Starred Item* (meal ; o(-the-week ( 1 < ( specials) in id will this meal. |' 1 a/vw Marble Cake /ww! 1 '/ 2 tee.poooe 1% tee.pooeil melted veeetable belong powder •hortening Vi tea.poon salt 1 Vi tebleepoone V* Cup soft vegetable COCO a ehortemng 1 'A tebleepoone Vi cup Pet Milk worm water V* cup water 1 cup plus 2 table- Vi teaspoon vanilla spoons sifted cake 1 unbeaten egg flour Vi teaspoon baking jj; % cup eager rode ■ Turn on oven) set at moderately slow |H (350° F.). Grease a medium loaf pan. S Mix melted shortening, cocoa and warm water. Sift flour into bowl with sugar, baking powder and salt. Add ■ soft shortening and %of a mixture of milk, water and vanilla. Beat 2 m minutes with spoon or electric beater at medium speed. Add remaining Vi S of milk mixture and egg. Beat 2 at minutes longer; Pour about Vi of bat ter into greased pan. Stir soda into M cocoa mixture. Beat into remaining Vi *, of batter. Spoon over light batter. Cut through batter in zig-zag pattern with knife. Bake 40 minutes, or until cake shrinks from sides of pan. CooL m Spread with chocolate frosting, if de sired. P 4 FOOD CENTER Phone 511 C. I Free Delivery Every Friday! I Good and Good For You— Rice Krispies, box.. 14c Bamby—Brown V Serve Rolls, pkg. 14c 1 Imported From France—Genuine Roqufort | Cheese, Vi 1b... ...Bsc Swift’s Brookfield Butter, lb 75c , r Kingan’s Reliable Colored ''j’s | j Sleo,lb. 37c j i WSMtffISSS&KSSi I Juicj' and Tender Sirloin Steak, lb. Sic Armour’s Banner Sliced Bacon, lb 43c Fine With Scrambled Eggs Pork Brains, lb.. .19c Delicious and Economical Cube Steaks, lb. 89c Indoors or Outdors, They’re Tops Franks, lb 49c End Cut Fresh Pork Chops, 1b..; 45c POPULAR BRANDS Cigarettes, ctn. $1.45 Plus 5c Tax PET AND CARNATION EVAPORATED MILK 2 large cans 25c SEAFOODS ALBEMARLE ROE Shad, 1b...... .411 OYSTERS STANDARD, pint 59c SELECT, Pint «9e /—■" 1 ■" ELECTRIC WELDING ACETYLENE WELDING GENERAL BLACKSMITH WHEELWRIGHT E. P. JONES I BUILDERS OF TRUCK BODIES, TRAILERS, ETC. Woodworking and Portable Welding Service 70S Johnston Street EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 680 Guaranteed Work ffi Economical—l-lb. Cello Dry Large B I Lima Beans, !b 18c | 1-lb. CeMo I White Rice 15c I S Swift’s Dog Food I I Pard 3 cans 39c I H Del Monte Seedless 15-oz. H I Raisins,box...... 18c I K No. 2 Cans Del Monte I j Cut Beans 25c I All Meat Boneless Stew Beef, 1b.... 59c Perfect With Onions or Bacon Pork Liver, 1b.... 35c Made Fresh, Fine Flavor Ground Beef, lb. 48c Home Killed, Dressed and Drawn Hens, lb. 49c Luter’s Pork Bag Sausage, lb. ...37c I Boneless and Smoked Canadian 11 Bacon, lb. 98c I l-lb. Box Sunshine Krispy Crackers 25c I KINGAN’S I PURE LARD I 4-lb. Carton 61c I lelveeta I PASTEURIZED PROCESS CHEESE FOOD DELICIOUS DISHES
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