PAGE TWO Veterans’ Widows Entitled To Pension Those Who Are Eligible Urged to Contact J. L. Wiggins Widows of veterans of World 'War I whose income is 41.000 a year or less are entitled to a pension of 442 a month from the Federal Government, Stephen H. Alford, District Service Officer of the North Carolina Veter ans Commission points out. Those with children under certain ages are entitled to extra compensa tion provided their income is not over 42,500 a year. Service by the veterans must have been between April 6, 1917, and No vember 11, 1918, and discharge or re lease from active duty must have been under other than dishonorable conditions after 90 days or more of military service. For the purposes of a pension a widow must have been married to a World War I veteran before Decem ber 14, 1944, or 10 or more years to the person who served, and must not have remarried. Applicants are urged to contact J. I. Wiggins, Chowan County Service Officer, Edenton or the District Of fice of the North Carolina Veterans Commission, 206 Kramer 'Building, Elizabeth City, for assistance and ad vice on all pension benefits. Fannie Badham Named ‘Negro Woman Os Year’ (Continued From Page One) Guests presented were Dr. Bessie B. Small, Denton, Maryland, daughter of the “Woman of the Year” and Mrs. Mary Sill, Ahoskie, a friend. Their greetings were impressive and timely. Mrs. Badham was presented and her talk was one of the high spots of the program. Besides the gifts and cards sent by friends of both races, special awards presented consisted of the Wo man’s Club awards, flowers present ed by Mrs. S. N. Griffith and a pin, presented by Mrs. W. E. Cox. 'Miss E. E. Foreman presented the “Unusual Candle” ( a candle wrapped with gifts of 5, 10 and 1 dollar Mils) donated by club members and friends. The Douglass Literary and Social Club award was presented by Mrs. L. J. Mcßae, the Order of Eastern Star award was given by Mrs. Bettie Cape hart. A floral tribute from Kadesh A. M. E. Zion Church was presented by the pastor, Rev. J. A. -StringfieTd. As a teacher for 65 years and 54 years in Edenton, Mrs. Badham has lighted many candles in educational and religious realms. The program! BOATS AND MOTORS FOR SALE The famous Mercury Outboard Motors at Norfolk prices delivered in Carolina. Also many makes of rowing and fishing boats at very good prices. Also Boat Trailers and other marine supplies. I have the boat agency for North Carolina which won B class in Norfolk to Richmond race and was also a 3-time winner in the Edenton race with a Mercury 10. Outboard repairs on all makes and models. Also power lawn mowers. McNAUGHTON OUTBOARD MOTORS * ELIZABETH CITY, N. C. j 2 Yes, you can trust our expert me chanics to satisfactorily find and eliminate that rough spot in your motor. Come around any time... it’s a sure bet you’ll be pleased with our skilled, rapid service . . . our fair prices! ❖ B. B. H. MOTOR CO., Inc. “YOUR FRIENDLY CHEVROLET DEALER” North Broad and Oakum Sts. Edenton, N. C. closed with an impressive candlelight service symbolic of her life. The script for this service was prepared I and read by Mrs. E. L. Byrd. Mrs. Badham was born in Edenton. She has the distinction of being the eldest active alumni of Shaw Univer sity. She was aalutatorian and secre tary of the class of 1894. After teach ing in Apex, for two years, she ser ved as teacher and principal for more than 30 years prior to 1932. Since that time she has been a member of I the Edenton High School faculty. 1 She has been prominent in fraternal 1 orders, having been the Grand Matron • of the State of North Carolina, order ! of Eastern Star for eight years and ‘ Grand Treasurer for five years. Locally she is a member of the 1 Douglass Literary and Social Club, secretary of the PTA and the faculty and a member of the choir of the Gale Street Baptist Church. ■ She is the mother of Miles Badham ' of New York City, and Dr. Bessie B. ' Small of Denton, Maryland. She has ! three granddaughters, Misses Sylvia ; and Shelba Small, Temple University, ■ Philadelphia and Miss Elnora Badham of State Teachers College, Elizabeth 1 City. i ________ ; Fresh Vegetables Top List Os Foods The U. S. Department of Agricul -1 ture, announcing its plentiful foods ' list for July, called the attention of 1 shoppers to the wide variety of fresh 1 and processed foods abundant on Southern markets, the local county and home demonstration agent for the State College Extension Service, said . this week. 1 Fresh vegetables listed for July, she said, include, carrots, onions, Irish po tatoes, fresh com, snap beans, beets, cabbage, lettuce, and tomatoes. The watermelon and cantaloupe sea son in the South will be in full swing in July and picnic planners can count on heavy supplies all during the month, the county agent said. Broilers and fryers are still in the plentiful class, as are dairy products, hens, eggs, peanut butter, fresh and frozen fish, and rice. Local availability of the foods on the July plentiful list may vary from area to area because of transporta tion and buying preferences, but most markets in the 'South, the home agent pointed out, will have abundant sup plies of the listed foods. Shoppers who buy seasonally plen tiful foods will, as a rule, find them the most economical buys, he added. Peanut Growers Urged To Dust For Leafspot Howard R. Garriss, extension plant pathologist at State College, this week advised Tar Heel peanut growers to | get ready to begin dusting their crop THE CHOWAN HERALD EDENTON, N. C„ THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1950 for control of leafspot disease. The first application of dust, Gar riss said, should be made not later than July 10, at the rate of 18 to 20 pounds per acre. Treatment should be continued at two-week intervals for a total of three applications if weath er conditions are moderately wet to dry. However, a total of four appli cations should be made if the weather is unseasonably wet. A sulfur-copper dust mixture con taining 4 per cent metallic copper is recommended. Tests conducted last year in Bertie, Chowan, Gates and Hertford Counties showed this ma terial to be superior to sulfur dust alone. In 11 demonstrations, sulfur alone gave an increase of 209 pounds of nuts per acre over untreated plots, while copper-sulfur gave an increase of 473 pounds per acre. At an aver age price of 10 cents per pound for nuts, and after subtracting $1.60' per acre for sulfur dust and $3 per acre for copper-sulfur dust, growers who used sulfur increased their profits by $19.30 per acre and those .who used copper-sulfur increased their profits by $44.40 per acre. In addition, dusting for control of leafspot improved both the yield and quality of the hay sufficiently to cover the cost of the treatment. Garriss said tests by a peanut pro ducts manufacturer last year failed to reveal significant differences in the general quality of nuts for processing, regardless of whether the nuts came fiom copper-sulfur, sulfur, or unflust eu plots. Miss Charlotte Leary Honored At Averett Mr. and Mrs. West Leary have re cently been notified that their daugh ter, Charlotte Leary, made the Dean’s list and honor roll for the final se mester at Averett College, Danville, Va. Miss Leary was elected manager of the Ballroom Dancing Club and al so chosen Young People’s representa tive of the Christian Student Union for the coming year. Classified and Legals FOR SALE—ONE GASOLINE lawn mower. Practically new. Will sell for half price. Mrs. W. D. Welch, Route One, Tyner, Nj C. ltp. 1666 fig I ■ with quininel Wt .. < ■ *****»' nifirtnutWiiji I'm.i I >iii nW I' ' , SavftKl is belfevirw You can get even greater economy... up to 15% with Ford Overdrive has been winning more and more ~~ ) new friends every day. For Ford owners have * found that this automatic fourth gear offers more savings .. ..is worth|its cost in driving ease alone. J CESS GAS You save up to 15% tn . . . 15c out of every gas dollar of highway driving with Ford Automatic Over- r/n ms jyAj) - drive. Ford alone in its field offers you this money- ' — n LESS WEAR Ford Automatic Overdrive cuts engine revolutions 30%. Your engine loafs along at 35 m.pJi. when W* Hr uD Hr Hr HRHF your Ford is doing 50! That means less wear on your ~ engine ... even smoother comfort for you. - - MORE FLEXIB3LITY ~i ' v \ w , ‘ r '' Ford Automatic Overdrive offers the - "gs \ y* V greater flexible operation of an auto- V , At matic fourth gear. For extra passing jjf/ S' s}> eS-to power, just press down on the gas •%, / / pedal t ... / ■. i * i/MKSmw? * ct ‘~ A * if lr f Jmk cs m and Feeling is believing tool ' A "Teat Drive” and you’ll hear the quiet “sound-conditioned” Lifeguard Body . . ... you’ll feel the getaway power of Ford’s you’ll feel the comfort of Ford’s “Mid Ship” » V-8 engine (the only “eight" in the low- Ride... and you’llleamthe safety yonget sr^3“ s i!f sSH o"*'’ 0 "*'’ l% & ■ firsthand the relaxing “hush” of Ford’s *omrtrtm»flluWlelmgrmmm. " '• "Tost Drive” the "Fashion Car” «f 1950 AT YOUR FORD DIALER’S »■•■■■ . SEE DENTIST REGULARLY— Clean Ueth rqguiariy with sanitis ing Oiag Tooth Paste, made with soothing, protective oils. Oleg Tooth Paste. At all drug stores. FOR SALE OR BENT—NO. 9 WEST over Heights. Call Capt. Watts, New Bern 26380 Collect. june 22,29,ju1y 6,13 c FOR SALE OR RENT—3-BEDROOM brick house. Inquire 24 Weetover Heights or call H. D. Campbell 561-J. june 22;29,ju1y 6 pd. FOR RENT OR SALE— VERY REA sonable. Chaplain Kennedy House. Three acres of land. Three bed rooms. Partly furnished, with elec tric range, electric refrigerator, au tomatic washing machine and hot water heater. Just the place* you have been looking for. Three and one half miles north of 'Edenton on Hertford Highway. Stop by and see this comfortable house or telephone Edenton 522-W-2. Available July 1. june 22£9c WANTED—MAN OR WOMAN TO take over route of established Wat kins customers in the city of Eden ton. Full time income averages $45 weekly. No investment necessary. We will help you get started. Write J. R. Watkins, Co., Dept. IS-3, Rich mond, Va. J une22,29Jly6p ?OR SALE—.LARGE OIL BURNER and 2-piece bedroom suite. Apply 307 North Broad Street. maylßtf )UE TO RECENT PROMOTIONS from agents to managers, we have openings for two salesmen or sales ladies in Edenton, and surrounding territory, to call on hospital in quiries. No collecting. Car essen tial. Full time agents are earning from $75 to SIOO weekly. If you are energetic and willing to work, write or apply, T. C. Godwin, Man ager, 318 Carolina Building, Eliza beth City, North Carolina. june15,22,29c WOMAN WILLING TO LEARN TO sell and service nationally advertis ed Charis products. Applicant should be over 30, aggressive and of neat appearance. Write Box O, Chowan Herald. june15,22,29,26p. 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. FOR RENT—FURNISHED AJPART m«nt Private entrance. 305 N. Granville St. Phone 265-JW or 488. maylltf , BEAUTIFUL LAWNS YES, WE have everything to heap them that way. Bone meal, 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 er*. Grass and Vigoro Sowar loan ed if you desire. Phone 278. We deliver. Halsey Feed A Seed Store, "The Checkerboard Store.” tfc BACKACHE, GETTING UP NIGHTS, cloudy urine, leg pains, bladder and kidney troubles. Guaranteed relief or money back. Ask for BACK-O. Mkcheneris Pharmacy. api27-tf ALL LINES OF INSURANCE— life, auto, fire, accident and health, burglary and robbery, etc. Call Goldie Layton, office 286-W, or resi dence 308-W, Bdenton, N. C., repre senting Farm Bureau Mutual Auto mobile Insurance Co., Farm'Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Farm Bureau Life Insurance Co. . t-f FOR SALE OR RENT—TWO BED room house. 19 Albemarle Court. Phone 596-J-2, tfc WANTED —WHY WORRY ABOUT Athletes Foot. Boils, Burns, Itch, I Eczema, Impetigo, Pimples, Psoria sis, Ringworm or any known skin disease. Ask your druggist about ; V-J-O. expDec2Bpd PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING. Latest methods used in the art Contact Zeb E. Brown ft Son, Ahos kie, N. C., P. O. Box 168. t-f PORTO RICO SWEET POTATO plants for sale. Seed treated be fore planting. C. E. Lupton, Route 3, Edenton, N. C. Phone 379-W-2, expjune29p. J. E. Dees Memorials GREENVILLE, N. C. Quality monuments for more than forty years. Write direct for photographs and prices. In the interest of our patrons, we do not sell through undertakers and others. SAVE THE ENORMOUS COMMISSION , FOR RENT OR SALE—VERY REA sonable. Chaplain Kennedy House. Three acres of land. Thtee bed rooms. Partly furnished, with elec tric range, electric refrigerator, au tomatic washing machine and hot water heater. Just the place you have been looking for. Three and one miles north of 'Edenton on Hertford Highway. Stop by and see this comfortable house or telephone Edenton Available July 1. june 23, 30c North Carolina, In The Chowan County. Superior Court Daphney Virginia Currie, Plaintiff, vs. Manning David Currie, Defendant. NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION The defendant above-named will hereby take notice that an action en titled as above has been commenced in the Superior Court of Chowan County, North Carolina, for the pur pose of obtaining absolute divorce from the said defendant upon the grounds of abandonment anl separa tion for the statutory period of two years; and the said defendant will further take notice that he is required to appear at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of said Count ty, in the Court House in Edenton, N. C., within twenty days after July 28, 1960 and file a written Answer or Demur to the relief demanded in the Complaint in said action, or the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said Complaint. This 22nd day of June, 1960. 0 E. W. SPIRES, Clerk Superior Court Chowan County, North Carolina. Herbert Leary, Attorney. june 29,ju1y6,13,20cH,L. How mild can a cigarette be? MORE PEOPLE SMOKE CAMELS . than any other cigarette! and among the n'Ujmw mho d 0...

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