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Jackie Langdale
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Milton r ‘ y . nds more of her time baby-sitting than do
her part-time Fs Jacqueline Hope Langdale and she is the
daughtS of Mr and Mrs. W. L. Langdale. Her life and school career were
both started here in Edenton. Her
two main extra-curricular activities
in which she has been most interested
in is the F. H. A. Club and the Glee
Club.
Ask “Jackie”, (as we all affection
ately call* her) a question and she’ll
say “cause” everytime. Even to her
current boy friend, Theo, that’s all she
will say (or so she says; we've heard
differently). Her favorite past-time
is listening to records and “Theo.
Don’t believe a word he says, Jackie.
She hasn’t definitely decided on her
future plans, but if what a certain
fortune-teller told her comes true,
someone else will decide for her. Con
trol your temper, Jackie, I’m only
teasing you. I guess I’d better start
running now because she’s going to
get me for this. See you all later. I
hope ! ! ! . .
We are proud to present this list
of the Senior Class Honor Roll. These
are the names of the people who
made 90 or higher on their first six
weeks average. Keep up the good
work, and let’s see more join them:
They are as follows:
Cynthia Ambrose, Dorothy Baker,
Betty Byrum, Copeland, Vir
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By HAZEL LEARY
Hello Friends: Why does i,t always have to rain i
whenever anyoiie plans a big day ? That is one of the <
-mysteries of life that I will never understand. You
know, of course, that I’m thinking about our trip to
the State Fair last Thursday in particular. Yes, it ■
rained, in fact it poUred ! ! ! You should have seen
us on the way home! But we enjoyed every minute
of it. !
What’s that I hear? Is it a trumpet? iWhy, yes, !
it is, and look who’s playing it. It’s Milton Ward ‘
Flynn, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Flynn. Milton, who ]
had a birthday on October 14, was bom here in Eden- <
ton and started school here. He has just about reach- t
' ed the point where he is ready to finish school here 1
also. Since the band organized in his Sophomore year ,
he has been a member. The Student Council claimed (
his attention in his Freshman year.
Milton is a nice, easy-going fellow who gets along *
well with everyone. “Huh” is the way he usually an- 1
; swers everyone even at his part time job at* the Tri- 1
I angle. Believe it or not ! ! ! he prefers Edenton i
girls. Tinkering with radios is Milton’s hobby and he :
would like to develop that hobby and become a radio :
electrical engineer someday. Good luck, Milton, and
don’t catch any “live wires.” •
Next we have a young lady who considers school as
ginia Downing, Jean Jones, Hazel
Leary, Lillian Leary, Betty Letcher,
Christine Perry, Donald Campbell,
Charlie Cannon, Sherwood Chesson,
John Ward.
Democrats Predict
Victory November 7
Party Completes Tour
After Holding Nine
Big Rallies
The Democratic Party this week
completed an extensive tour of North
Carolina by fts leading speakers ana
officials when the Democratic caravan
seeking votes conducted rallies at Ra
leigh, Reidsville and Greensboro.
Previously* .nine rallies had been con
ducted in other sections of the state.
Declaring that he was greatly en
couraged by the reception accorded the
caravan on its twelve appearances in
the Congressional Districts, Everett
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THE CHOWAN HERALD EDENTON, N. C* THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1960
Jordan, Chairman of the Strte Demo
cratic Executive Committee; and ac
tive head of the campaign for votes, ,
said that in every district the Speakers
had been received by enthusiastic ;
groups of mten and women and with
one or two exceptions the rallies had
attracted a much greater number of
citizens than in previous years.
Predicting a handsome majority for
the Democratic Party in the General 1
Election on November 7th, Mr. Jordan I
said that he believed the enthusiasm j
manifested at the rallies expressed,
the general sentiment of the people
in their approval of the Democratic
Party in its management of affairs j
of the State and Nation. He said
that the only thing which could cut']
the Democratic vote in his opinion ,
would be over-confidence on the part ;
of the voters who might feel that!
since victory is sure it is not',
necessary to go to the ipolls. He urged
every Democrat to be sure and vote
on November 7th, and he invited all
Republicans interested in good govern
ment to came over into the Demo
cratic fold.
During the past four weeks rallies
have been conducted at Slyvia, Marion,
Morganton, Statesville, Lexington,
Whitevilie, Greenville, Tarboro and
Goldsboro. At each of the rallies the
major speakers have joined in urging
that the full ticket of the Democratic
1 Party be elected and stress has been
1 laid on the fact that the primary is
over and all Democrats should unite
to fight the common enemy, the Re
publicans. Taking the lead in stress
ing this theme were Governor W. Kerr
Scott, Senator Frank P. Graham,
1 Senator Qlyde R. Hoey and Willis
Smith, Democratic nominee for the
Senate. Others who have taken part
in the rallies and have made a few
remarks from time to time were Har
ry McMnllan, Attorney General; Sec
retary of State, Thad Eure; Commis
sioner of Agriculture, L. Y. Balleri
tine; State Treasurer, Brandon Hodg
es; Superintendent of Public Instruc
tion, Clyde Erwin; Commissioner of
l tabor, Forrest Shuford; State Audi
tor, Henry Bridges, and Commission
er of Insurance, Waldo Cheek; former
Senator William B. Umstead and Rob
ert B. Williams, Jr., of Asheville,
president of the Young Democratic
Clifts in the State. The speakers have
also urged the adaption of the five
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be submitted to the people, and Chair
man Jordan urged the voters to give
serious thought to these amendments
and to give their approval. These
amendments provide for higher pay
for the Legislators, safeguards to pro
tect the inviolability to the Employees
Retirement Fund of the State, and
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Thomas E. Green Is
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| Thomas E. Green, who is in the U.
,'S. Army, has been promoted from
private first class to Corporal, ac
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mother. The promotion was effective
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Dr. Downum Moves In
Office On King Street
Dr. A. F. Downum, local optometrist
Friday moved his office from the
Citizens Bank Building to the office
on East King Street which was oc
cupied by the Chamber of Commerce.
Dr. Downum has been located in
Edenton for a year and a half and
made the change because the King
Street office -will not require his pa
trons to walk up steps.
Weldon Hollowed, prosecutor of
Recorder’s Court, who shared the of
fice with the Chamber of Commerce,
has moved into an office in the Bank
of Edenton Building.
HOME EC TEACHERS MEET
The district Home Economics Teach
ers meeting was held at Gatcsville
High School, with Mrs. Annette Car
■ ter hostess. A representative from a
i local Singer Sewing Center was pres-|
i ent to demonstrate new attachments
for the Singer sewing machine.
Those attending the meeting were:
Mrs. Helen Larabee, Central; Miss
Elizabeth Chappell, Elizabeth City;
Miss Doris Mitchell, WeeksviUe; Mrs.
Edna Reaves, Chowan; Mias Miriam
; Scott, Edenton; Mrs. Annette Carter,
Gatesville; Mrs. Argent Smith, Poplar
> Branch; Mrs. Evelyn Creekmore, Mo
■ yock, and Miss Mabel Lacy, State
. Home Economics supervisor,
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