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Highway Patrolmen
Average 131 Miles Per
Day During April
North Carolina highway patrolmen
averaged approximately 131 miles per
day per patrolman during the month
of April, the North Carolina Depart
ment of Motor Vehicles reports.
The Patrol traveled 1,667,504 miles
and spent 141,927 hours on duty as
compared with the 1,542,764 miles
traveled and 145,515 hours on duty
during March.
A total of 32,908 lights were cor
rected on the 118,972 vehicles in
spected. Light tickets were issued
in 1,193 cases and equipment tickets
in 6,121.
Seventy-two persons were killed
and 838 injured in the 1,405 accidents
investigated by the Patrol.
A total of 1,257 more arrests were
made in April than in March, the
numlber for April 'being 10,489 and for
March, 9,232. The 8,728 defendants
found guilty of violations were sen
tenced to 80 years, one month and
22 days. Five hundred and ninety
persons were found not guilty. Drunk
en driving accounted for 750 arrests.
Five hundred and fifty-two vehicles
were weighed and 233 were found
overloaded.
Fifty-two stolen cars and contents,
valued at $37,900.48, were recovered
and returned to owners. Courtesies
extended numbered 15,135 as compar
ed with 13,724 for the previous month.
First aid was rendered in four cases
and fire extinguished in six cases.
'Complaints investigated: amounted
to 6,928. Warning tickets were issued
in 3,781. Driver’s licenses inspected
numbered 120,700.
The Patrol brought in $318,953.31
in April, including the value of stolen
property returned to owners. Os the
amount. $171,911.29 was in fines turn
ed over to county school funds and
$99,333.64 was from costs turned into
county general funds in counties
where cases were tried. Highway
revenue collected on overloaded and
improperly licensed trucks amounted
to $9,807.90.
Quick Service
Excited Tourist (after smash-up)—
’‘Run, sonny, run. Run like every
thing and bring the nearest doctor.”
Farmer Boy—“ That's him there—
under the car.”
Classified Ads
SEE DENTIST REGULARLY—
Clean teeth reguiariy with sanitiz
ing Olag Tooth Paste, made with
soothing, protective oils. Olag
Tooth Paste. At all drug stores.
LOST—ONE PAIR EYEGLASSES,
near Post Office. In brown case,
with name, Annie C. G. Finder
please return to Annie Granby, 126
E. Carteret St. ltp.
FOR RENT BEACH HOUSE,
electric refrigerator, stoye and hot
water heater. Available last four
weeks in June. Mrs. R. S. Carr,
Edenton. Phone 322-W. ltp
FOR SALE NEW 3-BEDROOM
brick house. Small down payment.
Terms arranged for purchaser.
Open for inspection. Call 567-J.
maylß,2s,junelc.
SBBK
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■ frozen fruits, vegetables, meats, ice ■
H gm mQnL H cream, pastries, too .. . just a few ■
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A tL H Home Freezer k“a store that sever ■
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LUKI Ji Py and SAVEI
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QUINN FUDNITUtE COMPANY
EDENTON, N. C.
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GENERAL® ELECTRIC
HONE FREEZERS
HOUSE FOR SALE— NO. 9 WEST- ;
over Heights. Will sell for highest
offer. If interested, call Capt. F.
T. Watts, New Bern 26880 collect.
roaylß,26,junel,B,pd.
CURTAINS WASHED AND
stretched, tailored or ruffled. Call
anytime at 306 W. Gale St., Eden
ton. < maylljtf
FOR SALE 3-BEDRiOOM BRICK
house. Inspection by appointment
16 Westover Heights. Phone 577-W.
may11,18,25p
MAN OR WOMAN TO TAKE OVER
route otf established Watkins cus
tomers in the city of Edenton. Full
time income averages $45 weekly.
No investment necessary. We will
help you get started. Write J. R.
Watkins Co., Dept. S-3, Richmond,
Va. mayilß,2s,Junelp
FOR SALE —4-ROOM HOUSE, LESS
than year old. Thermostatically
controlled gas floor furnace. Ve
netian blinds. Table top gas water
heater. Immediate possession for
a small down payment. No. 1 Strat
ford Road, Albemarle Court. Con
tact C. A. Broudy, VMF-115, MOAS,
Cherry Point N. C. mayll.exjunelp
FOR RENT—FURNISHED APART
ment. Private entrance. 306 N.
Granville St. Phone 265-W or 433.
maylltf
IT IS GOOD BUSINESS TO KEEP
good records of your business. Get
your supplies from Edenton Office
Supply Company. tfc
GET YOUR GARDEN SEEDS FROM
Halsey Feed & Seed 'Store. Yes we
have them from the spoon full to a
bag full. Any kind of seed you
will need for your garden. Halsey
handles T. W. Wood famous seeds.
They will come up and grow. Ask
your neighbor, he uses them. Try
Vigoro this season and see the
difference. tfc.
DO NOT DESTROY VALUABLE
papers. File ’em. Get what you
want at Edenton Office Supply Com
pany. tfc
10-DAY SALE OUR FINEST
Rocks, Reds, White Wyandottes,
Crosses, your choice at $8.95 per
100 as hatched. Same Heavy Breeds
our choice, $7.95 per 100 as hatched.
Heavy Breed Roosters, $6.95 per 100
(Positively No Leghorns.) 12 Duck
lings, $4.75. 15 Turkey Poults
Toms, $10.50. Blood tested. 100%
Live Delivery, C. O. D. Ruby Chicks,
Dept. 19A, Norfolk, Va., Phone
29040. tfc
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
Latest methods used in the art.
Contact Zeb E. Brown & Son, Ahos
kie, N. C., P. O. Box 168. t-f
DUPLICATING PAPERS, STEN
cils, inks, and other supplies avail
able at Edenton Office Supply Com
pany. - tfc
BACKACHE, GETTING UP NIGHTS,
cjoudy urine, leg pains, bladder and
kidney troubles. Guaranteed relief
or money back. Ask for BACK-O.
Miltchener’s Pharmacy. apr27-tf
PERSONAL: CHUCK CALL LULA
belle tonight sure. Everybody else
call Goldie Layton, office 26 -W, or
residence 308-W, Edenton, N. C.,
representing Farm Bureau- Mutual
Automobile Insurance Co., Farm
Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
Farm Bureau Life Insurance Co.,
Columbus, Ohio. t-f
THE CHOWAN HERALD EDENTON, N. C„ THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1950
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS YES, WE
have everything to keep them that
way. Bone ipeal, Cotton Seed
Meal, Sheep Manure and T. W.
Wood famous Seed and*Vigoro., We
also have Peat Moss and regular
and Special Vigoro for your flow
ers. Grass and Vigoro Sower loan
ed if you desire. Phone 273. We
deliver. Halsey Feed & Seed Store,
“The Checkerboard Store.” tfc
FOR SALE ACCOUNT BOOKS,
ledger sheets, binders, indexes—
anything for the office. Edenton
Office Supply Co. tfc
WANTED —WHY WORRY ABOUT
Athletes Foot. Boils, Burro, Itch,
Eczema, Impetigo, Pimples, Psoria
sis, Ringworm or any known skin
disease. Ask your druggist about
V-J-O. expDec2Bpd
FOR SALE OR RENT— TWO BED
room house. 19 Albemarie Court.
Phone 596-J-2. tfc
FOR SALE—LARGE OIL BURNER
and 2-piece bedroom suite. Apply
307 North Broad Street. may!Btf
PORTO RICO SWEET POTATO
plants for sale. Seed treated be
fore planting. C. E. Lupton, Route
3, Edenton, N. C. Phone 379-W-2.
erpjune29p.
HOUSE FOR SALE— FRAMIi, 3
•bedrooms, Lot No. 7, in Westover
Heights. Small down payment.
Phone 560-J. ltp.
FOR SALE HARDWICK GAS
range and 8 cubic foot Servel gas
refrigerator. Both used eleven
months and in perfect condition.
Also, used 12x12 foot fibre rug.
Reasonable. 9 Hawthrone Road,
Albemarle Court. Call 592.-J-1.
ltp.
FOR SALE—COLE HOT WATER
heater, 30-gallon, laundry-type,
good condiion, price SIO.OO. F. E.
Twiddy, Phone 445hJ, Edenton. ltc
FOR RENT BEDROOMS WITH
lavatory. Also 2-room furnished
apartment. Apply Mrs. Shelton
Moore, 919 N. Broad Street iPhone
174-J. may2s,junelc
TAM THEATRE
EDENTON, N. C.
1 Week Day Shows Continuous
From 3:30
Saturday Continuous From 1:30
Sunday 2:15, 4:15 and 9:15
Thursday and Friday,
May 25-26
Betty Grable and
Victor Mature in
“WABASH AVENUE”
■ -o
Saturday, May 27
Johnny Mack Brown in
“WEST OF WYOMING”
o
Sunday, May 28—
Ronald Reagan and
Patricia Neal in
“THE HASTY HEART”
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Monday and Tuesday, •
May 29-30
Dick Powell and
June Ally son in
“THE REFORMER AND THE
REDHEAD”
o
Wednesday, May 31—
Double Feature
Robert Lowery in
“CALL OF THE FOREST”
Willard Parker in
“BODYHOLD”
Eden Theatre
Friday Shows, May 26, 7-9 P. M.
Saturday Shows, May 27,
Continuous
Spade Cooly and
Barbara Woodell in
“EVERYBODY’S DANCIN’ ”
Hi-Way 17
Drive-In Theatre
y 2 Mile North of Edenton
Two Shows Each Night
In-Car Speakers
Modern Rest Rooms. Snack Bar
Admission 40c.
Children Under 12 Free In Cars
•—■ » ' —-o~v —l
- May 25—Last Showing
Dennis Morgan and
Andrea King in
“MY WILD IRISH ROSE”
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Friday end Saturday,
May 26-27
Maria Montez and
Rod Cameron in
“PIRATES OF MONTEREY” .
_~T » - " ■■ ■
Sunday, May 28—
Edward G. Robinson and
Arlene Francis m I
“JjLL MY SONS” ;
Monday and Tuesday,
May 29-30
Alan Ladd and 1
Brenda Marshall in
“WHISPERING SMITH”
Wednesday and Thursday,
May 31 - June 1—
June Haver in ; 11
“I WONDER WHO’S KISSING J
HER NOW”
PEOPLE’S CHCMCE!
For U. S. Senate, May 27tfa I
Senator Frank P. Graham
(jraham Against Civil Rights Bill I
Be Sure You Vote j
SATURDAY, MAY 27th
-I
Don’t be fooled by ugly, untrue statements against this
great man by those who think only of self in terms of the
ALMIGHTY DOLLAR.
Frank Graham puts the welfare of his people first and
cannot be bought with money to favor privilege grouper
individuals.
Herbert Bonner For Graham
Our good Congressman, Herbert C. Bonner, has publicly
announced that he favors Graham for the U. S. Senate. He
is in a position in Washington to know as much about the
proper man for this job as anyone.
What Responsible People Say About Our Senator Graham
LOYALTY . . . Senator Clyde R. Hoey:
Senator Graham is as loyal as any American who walks this earth.”
ABILITY . . . General George C. Marshall:
“The work Frank Graham did in Indonesia for United Nations was a diplomatic mir- 1
acle.” Frank Graham risked his life against Communist assassins to bring peace and I
democracy to the East Indies.
■ CHARACTER .. . Senator Wayne Morse:
“Frank Graham is the most Christ-like man I know.”
1 STATESMAN .. . Senator Charles Tobey: ;
“Frank Graham’s Senate speech on the Atlantic Pact was the greatest I have ever heard 1
in the U. S. Senate.” . ,
If DIPLOMACY .. . Mrs. O. Max Gardner:
Wife of late Governor and Ambassador Gardner and sister-in-law of Senator Clyde R. |
Hoey: “While I have many reasons for being for Senator Graham, I shall state only |
one—l believe that he works effectively for the prevention of war and the establish
ment of permanent world peace.”
11l HELP CHOWAN COUNTY GIVE THIS GREAT MAN, I
IQ FRANK GRAHAM, A LARGE MAJORITY SATURDAY I
CHOWAN COMMITTEE FOR GRAHAM, EDENTON. N. C. ; |
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