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Beauty Contest At
Providence Church|
Negroes Stage Affair In
Church Auditorium
Tonight
A beauty contest and fashion show i
sponsored by the Negro business men '
and women of Edenton will be held to- i
night (Thursday) at 8 o’clock in the 1
Providence Church auditorium.
Those taking part in the contest, :
sponsored by various Negro business 1
establishments are: Emma Reeves, '
Jacqueline Coston, Dora Granby, Mary 1
Blount, Hazel Walker, Clenora Austin,
Margaret Mayo, Lunelle Small, Mary 1
Roberts, Rosa Blount, Julia Walker, :
Elnora Badham, Rebecca Lewis, Mary ]
Rawls, Annie Felton, Doris Walton, 1
Catherine Burke, Geneva Armstead
Juanita Morris, Viola Beasley, Eliza 1
beth Taylor, Martha Wood, Virginia :
Newsome and Essie Mayo.
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Some fanciers of the Weimaraner \
insist that it is nothing less than ah
miracle dog, able to do everything ,]
done by other bleeds—only much bet
ter. On the other hand, critics of the \
Weimaraner say that even the best <
examples of the breed are no more 1
than ordinary performers in the field. \
If anyone is in a position to explain \
the general confusion concerning the
true merits of the Weimaraner, Clar- (
ence Schukei of Waterloo, lowa, is the ]
man. He has imported, bred and hunt- j
ed over the “gray ghosts.” Here is •
what he writes about them:
“What has created all of this con
fusion is that the Weimaraner has
been terrifically oversold in this coun
try. It always has been a grand
hunting dog. But it has had too many
fanciful build-ups. Buyers have ex
pected impossible miracles, then been
MASSES NEXT SUNDAY IN
WINDSOR AND EDENTON
The Most Holy Sacrifice of the Mass
will be offered .Sunday, August 6,
Feast of Christ’s Transfiguration, at
8 A. M., in Duke of Windsor Hotel
convention room, Windsor, and at 11
A. M., in St. Ann’s Catholic Church,
Edenton, each including sermon on
“The Devil, An Enemy of the Church”,
Holy Communion, followed by Rosary
for Peace, Sunday School, with con
fessions in Windsor 7:30 to 7:55 A. M.,
Edenton 10:30 to 10:55 A. M., stated
Father McCourt, rector, who invites
everybody to all Services. August 4
and 5, mass in Edenton at 7 A. M.
Instruction and Inquirers’ classes;
meet at rectory Fridays 8 P. M., to
8:45. j
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Everything
J p a Maytag. Fa-
I p "n mous Gyrafoam
washing action gets
out oil the dirt . . .
with the
daintiest fabrics.
H 1 Liberal trade-in.
.“4 Low monthly pay
-1 ments. Come in today
V 1 * for a demonstration.
: K The Maytag Ma»tar
Finest Maytag ever
built. Large, square,
cast aluminum tub has
extra capacity.
*179”
She MwytagCsaHßaadsr—Big, square
porcelain tab. Gyrafoam action
aohaa nli> fast extra- *l44**
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Ralph E. Parrish
TOUR FRIGIDAIRR DRALRR
409 S. BROAD ST. PHONE 178 EDENTON, N. C
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disappointed.
“There is another serious situation.
The Weimaraner’s affectionate nature
and beautiful appearance have attract
ed many people who have no intention
lat all of hunting the dog. They sim
| ply want one for a pet. As a result,
'this fine hunting dog has been de
generating into a mere bench-show
exhibit. Sportsmen must now make
every effort to keep the Weimaraner
where it belongs—hunting in the field.
“We Weimaraner fanciers have no
quarrel with other breeds. Our dogs
will simply do what the other breeds
do when properly trained but more
of it. When yqu take a dog that will
locate and point upland game birds
and retrieve them; sit in a duck blind
and retrieve migratory birds from wa
ter—then you have a combination that
many dogs cannot equal.
The Weimaraner is an all-around
hunting dog—something that can’t be
said about other breeds. It will trail,
point, retrieve, and has speed that
equals the average English pointers.”
So we see that the Weimaraner is
neither a miracle nor a fraud —.but a
fine dog in the field when trained. And
in the field is where they rightfully
belong—not as a part of a living room
decor.
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Folder On Dairying
Edited By Extension
A new Extension Folder entitled
“Links in the Chain to Bettey Dairy
ing” and prepared by (R. L. Wynn,
Negro Extension specialist, came off
the press this week, according to F.
H. Jeter, editor of the State College
Extension tService.
The folder presents in picture-story
form the essentials of good dairying.
Some of the features portrayed by
Wynn are a safe water supply, mas
titis-free cows, sanitation, and clean,
tight milking barns.
Care of cows and milk isn’t the only
essential, according to Wynn. A good
Ladino pasture is also necessary in
providing a cheap, economical source
ITS WISE TO REPAIR
ATW
Thin soles and off levell
heels can be harmful to I
your feet. Come in for a
complete shoe rebuilding
job and ask for STEERHEAD
genuine leather soles thatl
protect your foot health.]
W. M. RHOADES
SHOE REPAIR SHOP
EDENTON, N. C.
1295. Broad St. Phone 378
The Maytag ChMMa A (aadai
Maytag, yet pricad within a Amt
dollars of the lowest-cost waahasa
on the market. ... $124"
TELE CHOWAN HERALD EDENTON, N. C., THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1950
Smokey Says:
mst shameful waste is—when
. .s burnt
. of feed. Wynn says a good vigorous
growing pasture is also an aid in
maintaining a healthy herd.
Wynn uses pictures to demonstrate
How mild can a cigarette be?
MORE PEOPLE
SMOKE CAMELS
than any
other cigarette!
and among the millions who d 0...
PETER LIND
Star of stage and I'i-. wAI
TV: "I found SmPRr J
what cigarette
mildness means I
when I made my Jpr^W
own Camel 30-
Day Test ! I’ve
smoked Camels
ever
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Even Wiser than He Seems
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PLAINLY, here travels a man
wise in the ways of fine
motorcars.
You know that, by the four
Ventiports and the rich sweep
of chrome which mark his car
as a RO ADM ASTER.
You know it, should you trail
him on the highway, by the
smooth lift of the big Fireball
Only BUtCK has
Pywnffcwrt- nmrvs*
and with it woaai
HIOHft-COMMSSSIOM FfraboH vo/ve-M-heod
\ power in three engines. INow F-248 engine in
Sure* models.) • NiW-HTTSSH STYUHO,
with MULTI-QUAMD forefront, taper-throogli
fenders, “doeWe bubWe" taiWght* • WID*.
ANQLt VISIBILITY, cfaee up rood view both
forward and bach • TSAINC-M ANDY SIZM,
less over-all length for easier parking ond
garaging, short turning radio* * IXWa-WIDI
MATS cradled between the antes • SOU
MUCK RIM, from all-coil springing. Safety-
Ride rims, low-pressere tires, rlde-steadyinj
torque-tube • WN ASSAY Os MODtU
with Body by Fisher.
•Standard on K 0.4 DMABTBA. optinnakU tail'll «M I
on Super and Special medsfo
f Tone In HENRY I. TAYIOR. ABC Networ*. every Monde
j Chas. H. Jenkins Motor Company Inc.
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that raising calves as herd replace
ments is essential to economical pro
duction of milk.
Copies of the folder may be obtained
from the local county agent or by
writing the Agricultural Editor, State
College Station, Raleigh, and request
ing “Links in the Chain to Better
Dairying,” Extension Folder No. 82.
When youngsters risk their lives for
,the safety of their country, we are in
clined to believe that profit-as-usual
should be thrown out of the window.
‘Betdtoi AcufA'
"| use OLAG and recommend
it to my patients."
olag
At Drag Stores Everywhere V
I WANTED I
BOWL GUM, POPLAR AND SWEET CUM
VENEER LOGS
10 Inches and larger In Diameter
LARGE AND SMALL QUANTITIES
Bring us good quality Veneer Logs and you will get
more money than you can get anywhere else.
Hervey Foundation, Inc.
HARVEY POINT HERTFORD, N. C.
i power plant at his toe’s com*
s mand, by the obvious levelness
of the ride he enjoys, the swift
ease with which Dynaflow Drive
solves his traffic problems.
r What is not so plain from what
you see is that here also is a man
very wise in what today’s dollar
1 should buy!
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1 JPor this man has all that a fine*
car owner can ask for —brilliant
performance, a ride without
equal for gentle softness, finger
easy handling, abundant room
all around him, styling that is
easily the most distinguished on
the highway.
I
a Yet he paid considerably less
’/ than comparable merit costs
* elsewhere.
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Recreation is vitally important to
the development of a balanced life and
no progressive community can afford
to overlook its responsibility in this
field.
Sold In Edenton By
MITCHENER’S
PHARMACY
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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 3ell through undertakers
and others.
SAVE THE ENORMOUS
COMMISSION
TRY HERALD WANT AD.-
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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 3ell through undertakers
and others.
SAVE THE ENORMOUS
COMMISSION
TRY HERALD WANT AD.-
>
He found fewer extra charges in
his delivered price, with such
things as Dynaflow Drive, foam
rubber cushions, windshield
washers, electric clock, even
non-glare rear-view mirror in- \
eluded in the price.
If you know fine cars, rt won’t
take fifteen minutes behind a
Roadmaster wheel to see that
here is one of the finest.
If you have inquired about prices,
a single glance at the delivered >
figures establishes this as the big
buy of the field.
Why not make both checks •,
•specially since your Buick
dealer will be glad to arrange a
trial run in a ROADMASTER any
time you care to call on him?
(UAf) ran M