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Cancer Clinics Held
Every Friday At E
City Healtfi Center
Purpose Is to Encourage
Look-out for Cancer
Symptoms
Clinics at the Northeastern Carolina
Cancer Detection Center are held
every Friday afternoon in the Health
Center Elizabeth City, with registra
tion from 1 to 2:30 P.'M. These ex
aminations are free to all women 35
or over, all men 40 or over, and to
anyone with a symptom or a “danger
signal,” regardless of age.
The Northeastern Carolina Cancer
Detection Center is under the man
agement of the Pasquotank Medical
Society, and frequently there are
more applicants for examination than
can be accommodated. Therefore, in
order that those who live at a dis
tance may be sure of an examination
and thus not make a trip in vain, pri
orities will be sent on request, to all
who live 20 miles or more from Eliza
beth City. Requests should be ad
dressed to Cancer Center Clerk,
Health Center, comer Cedar and
Harney streets, and indicate two dates
on which the visit can be made.
A group of Elizabeth City women
volunteer their time each Friday af
ternoon to serve as receptionists and
volunteers nurses’ aides. The pur
pose is to urge people to have an ex
amination and to encourage them to ,
be on the look-out for Cancer symp
toms while they are in the early
stage. It is hoped many in the dis- .
trict will avail themselves of the op- ,
portunity to be examined.
Demonstration Club
At Cross Roads Meets
The Chowan Home Demonstration ,
Club met Monday May 8, in the Com
munity House at Small’s Cross Roads.
The meeting was called to order
by the president and opened with
members singing, “Hail Club Women
Crowned Through Service,” after
which they repeated l together the
Club Collect.
Minutes were read and approved,
roll called with one new member join
ing the club. Treasurer’s report was
given by Mrs. E. A. Elliott. A motion
was made to send the sick members
of the club a gift.
Business was discussed, the presi
dent urged that more members give
back reports so at least two mem
bers of the club would receive read
ers certificates. Mrs. J. B. Hollowell
was appointed to serve with Mrs.
Hughes Bunch on the County Program
Planning Committee. The County
Home Demonstration picnic supper
was announced; it will be held Wed
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Wednesday Afternoon Closed
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nesday afternoon, June 28, at Chowan
High School. Rocky Hock will have
charge of the program and arrange
ments.
Discussion for the meeting was
and How It Grows”, given
by Mrs. J. B. Hollowell. In her talk 1
« she pointed out that a child’s charac
[ ter begins forming in the home and
the parents’ conduct has a lot to do
with guiding the child i nthe right or
k wrong way. Booklets were given to
the members and these booklets gave
the different stages of growth for a
child and also tells what behavior
parents can expect during these grow
ing stages.
, Mrs. Lindsay Evans had charge of
recreation; she had a clothespin re-,
1 lay game which was enjoyed by all.
Refreshments were served by the
I hostesses.
• Baptist Bible Class
Fish Fry Friday
The Young Men’s Bible Class of
the Baptist Church will stage its an
nual fish fry Friday night at 7 o'clock
at the Edenton armory. L. E. Francis
is chairman of the committee in
charge of the affair. Members and
their wives, members of the Women’s
class of the Adult Department and
workers in all departments are invited
to attend.
Mother’s Day Services
At Edenton, Windsor
Sunday, May 14, the Most Holy
Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered
in Duke of Windsor Hotel convention
room, Windsor, at 8 A. M., and in St.
Ann’s Catholic Church, Edenton, at
It A. M., each including sermon on
“Birth Control Worse Than Murder,”
Holy Communion, followed by Rosary,
Litany in honor of Our Lady of Fa
tima for the Conversion of Russia,
Sunday School, with confessions in
Windsor 7:30 to 7:55, Edenton 10:30 ■
to 10:55 A. M., Saturday, 4 to 6 P. M.,
7 to 10, stated Father F. J. McCourt,
pastor, who invites everybody to all
services. Week-mornings: Mass May I
Devotions in Edenton.
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THE CHOWAN wuntALD EOENTuN, N. G THURSDAY. MAY 11,1950
RETURNING TO EDENTON
1 Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Newcomb will be delighted to know
that they will return to Edenton to
1 apend the summer. The popular
couple, Edenton residents for several
years, are now living at Virginia
Beach, and upon their arrival June 1
will live in the home of Mr. and Mr 3.
L. A. Patterson while the latter spend
the summer at their Nags Head cot
tage.
Mr. Newcomb while in Edenton
worked at the base and is now re
covering from an emergency opera
tion while he and Mn. Newcomb were
on their way to Florida.
Sold In Edenton By
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46-oz. Can Sunshine
Orange Juice
35c
No. 2 Can
/vvV'' . CORN
2forJsc
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3 for 46c
Libby’s or Del Monte No. 2'/z Cans
PEACHES, can .........2Sc
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Fresh (North Carolina
MAY PEA 5...... 3 Mb. 29c
Fancy Selected Slicing
TOMATOES 2 cartons 35c
Fancy Iceberg
LETTUCE 2beais 25c
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Fancy South American fc
CANTALOUPES, each. 35c
White Cap Washed
PPTATBES. .IIHb. bag 45c
Large Juicy California Sunldst t r
LEMONS, dozen 39c
HONOR ROLL CITIES
Ten North Carolina cities with pop
ulation between 5,000 and 10,000 halve
won places on the Honor Roll of the
National Traffic Safety Contest, ac-
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Dried Peaches i
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Raisin Tapioca Pudding
Broadcatt: May 13,1950
1 css. teparaltd V, tup P«* Milk . ,
W rup brown sugar ‘A CU P seedless raisins
t tablespoons quick- X teaspoon vanilla
cooking tapioca 2 marshmallow*,
(aw grains salt haired
1/, cup water 2 teaspoon* jolly
Beat egg white until stiff, but not dry.
Beat in 14 cup brown sugar. Mix in
laucepan the tapioca, V ♦ cup brown
sugar, the salt and water. Boil over
low heat 5 min., or until tapioca is
clear and thick. Stir in slowly a mix
ture of slightly beaten egg yolk, milk
and raisins. Stir to a boil over low
heat, then boil and stir 30 seconds
longer. Take off heat; add vanilla.
Fold in egg-white mixture. Put into
4 dessert dishes. Chill. At serving
time, garnish with marshmallow
halves. Top each marshmallow with
equal parts of jelly.
You will need l
Pet Milk, Seedless Rais
ins, Tapioca, Eggs, Brown
Sugar, Marshmallows
and Jelly.
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Borden’s Eagle Brand
MILK, can 26c <
Lipton’s Vi -lb.
TEA, pkg. 31c
4-Ib. Carton
FLUFFO, pkg. -----70 c
8-o*. Pkg. Durkee’s
COCOANUT, pkg.--25c
No. 2 Cana Red G«o * ■
TOMATOES-. .2 for 25c
Bleach
WASHO 2 qts. 29c
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1-lb. Cello Long Grain nn
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cording to information received from
the National Safety Council by the
North Carolina Department of Motor
| Vehicles.
r The following cities were placed oh
the Honor, Roll for going through the
22-oz. Cross Cut Sweet
Pickles
22c
46-iOZ. HI-C
Orangeade
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46-oz. can Phillips «n> L \
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HELD OVER. One 8-oz. Jar FREE
With one 16-oz. Jar Cream Whipt '
SALAD DRESSHG.. 33c
i entire year of 1949 without a single'
, traffic fatality: Asheboro, Canton,
, Henderson, Hendersonville, Lenoir,
Mooresviile, Mount Airy, Newton,
Roanoke Rapids and Washington.
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Luter’s 1-lb. Bag , -
Sft USAGE MEAT, 0). ...37c
LUNCHEON MEAT lb 55
8-oz. Jar White House
Apple Jelly
jar 10c