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Goody Number
Os Fanners Hear
Swine Discussion
Parasites Said to Cause
More Loss Than
Diseases
A farmers’ meeting on the subject,
“What the Hog Grower Can Do About
Controlling Diseases and Parasites”
was held at the Chowan Community
Building Friday night with approxi
mately 50 farmers attending. This
meeting was held in cooperation with
the Chowan County Farm .Bureau,
Jack Kelly, Extension animal hus
bandryman, and Dr. H. M. Matthis of
Wilson, a practicing veterinarian, con
ducted a most interesting and infoim
ative discussion. Dr. Matthis point
ed out that while swine diseases cause
Considerable loss to hog growers, the
loss by parasites amounts to consider
ably more than twice that caused by
diseases. He explained how the hog
grower can very largely eliminate the
loss by parasites through a swine
sanitation program. This means have
brood sows farrow on clean temporary
pastures, de-worm pigs at about 8
weeks of age and keeping these grow
ing pigs on worm free pastures until
they are 4 months of age. He also
pointed out many other things the
hog grower can do to greatly reduce
the parasite trouble.
Important Meeting Os
Legion Post Tuesday
Ed Bond Post of the American
Legion will meet next Tuesday nighlt
at 8 o’clock. The meeting will be
held on the second floor of the Al
bemarle Case. Commander R. L.
Pratt states that some imiportanlt busi
ness is scheduled to be transacted and
for that reason ah Legionnaires are
especially urged to attend.
CALLED TO SISTER’S BEDSIDE
Miss Martha McClenney left Eden
ton Sunday to be at the bedside of
her sister, Mrs. Dan Cannady, who is
a patient in DePaul Hospital, Norfolk,
Va.
(Mrs. Cannady is a former Edenton
ian and the mother of Buddy Cannady,
popular Edenton High School senior.
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Volunteers Sought
For Blood Donors 1
(Continued from rage One)
fee alt the hospital, for the administer
ing of the blood. It has been pointed 1
lout that a pint of blood from a per- "
son who sells it would ran around'
I $35 per pint and no charge, or any <
charge even close to that amount, has 1
| ever been fixed on any patient receiv- *
! ing blood under the program. >
A look at the figures can prove to 1
anyone the value o(f this program al- J
ready to* Edenton and Chowan Coun
ty patients. The county has donated *
> 228 pints of blood during the three 1
; previous visits. The county has used, *
through September 25, 175% pints of
r the 228 they used 1
■it absolutely free of charge. There *
1 has never been, and there never will (
1 be, under the program, a charge for ]
the blood. Anyone who needs it is ’
; given it absolutely free. On hand at ‘
the Chowan Hospitd at all times are
several pints of blood of each type *
to meet any emergency. Should an 1
' emergency arise where a particular j
■ type blood is required that may have ‘
! been used up before a new shipment
arrives, this blood is sent immediately ]
from the blood center in Norfolk by
’ the highway patrol of the two states
1 at no cost.
1 Miss Frances Tillett,
' of the hospital, is wholeheartedly in
, favor of the program. Recently she 1
told a member of the press that shejj
was “for the blood program in every
way. It’s free and its readily avail- !.
able. All the doctors I have talked
’ to in regard to this program, and
I've talked with the vast majority of
them not only in Edenton but else- 1
where, are wholeheartedly in favor
of it, too. It’s a great saving for a ‘
patient to be able to get this blood
when needed absolutely free. And,
i any statements which may have been
; made by anyone to the effect that
, blood has been nedied them, or that '
. they have been charged for it, are J
, unfounded.” , (
The bloodmobile will visit Edenton ,
I Tuesday, November 7. It will be
! quartered at the Parish House on .
West Gale Street as before, and as j
usual will have a complete, experi
enced staff accompanying it as well as
■ the assistance of local people.
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l , ■ BIBLE CLASS MEETS
, The Friendship Bible Class of War- ]
wick Baptist Church will meet at the
- parsonage at Tyner Thursday night,
, November 9, at 7:30 o’clock. All
members are urged to attend.
THE CHOWAN HERALD EDENTON, N. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, IMP
Hallowe’en Party u
Outstanding Affair
(Continued from Page One)
Stanton Harrell, brother and sister,
won for the girl’s prize.
Mrs. Kermit L. Layton was general
chairman for the party and desires
to thank ail who in any way contri
buted to the wonderful success. She
says she is unable to personally thank
all who had a part, but especially ap
preciates the work of members of
the Junior Chamber of Commerce and
the Varsiity' Club. Her thanks also
go to H. A. Campon, who “engineered”
the party; Gashouse Parker and John
Pavlicli, who put in long hours in ar
ranging the booths and portions of
the field. Mrs. Layton also appre
ciates the work of the Edenton Water
Department and Jimmy Manning, who
was a great help in attending to the
lighting effects.
The party was thoroughly enjoyed
by youngsters and adults alike and
for hours the roped in area was a
mass of humanity moving around and
having a general good time.
Royal Ambassadors
Hosts For Banquet
The Royal Ambassadors of War
wick Baptist Church were hosts Wed
nesday night at 6:30 o’clock for a
father and son banquet. The affair
was held at the home of Mrs. Lloyd
(Briggs at Gliden, where a talk was;
made by the pastor, the Rev. Paul E.
Lemons.
At the conclusion of the banquet
the group attended Wednesday night
prayer meeting at the church.
Carroll Goodwill Now
Manager For Libby’s
Carroll C. Goodwin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Goodwin, has (been appoint
ed manager of Libby’s Norfolk, Va.,
branch. The appointment went into
effect Monday, October 9, when Mr.
Goodwin succeeded D. V. Whitley, who
was transferred.
Mr. Goodwin’s area takes in Vir
ginia, North Carolina and West Vir
ginia.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr.and Mrs. C. A. Boyce announce
the birth of a son, Carroll Anthony
111, bom October 23 in the Norfolk
Naval Hospital.
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Dance Here Nov. Bth
The Old Dominion Barn Dance (Show
> featuring the all time favorite, Sun
shine Sue, will make its appearance in
1 the Edenton High School auditorium
1 on Wednesday night, November 8.
iSue will bring a group of top hill
! billy and western performers with 1
: her including Grandpa Jones, Crazy
; Joe, Roranna, Benny and Curley, Jacfc
• ie Phelps and John Workman.
* The program is due to get under
' way promptly at eigh/t o’clock.
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1 POCAHONTAS MEETS FRIDAY
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Chowanoke Council, No. 54, Degree
of Pocahontas, will meet Friday night
'in the Red Men’s halL Mrs. Willie
1 O’Neal, Pocahpntaq, urges all mem
! bers to attend.
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1 November 3-4—■
William Boyd in
“SANTA FE MARSHALL”
Cartoon Serial No. 8
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Sunday, November 5
Paul Kelly and
June Travis in ,
“JOIN THE MARINES”
Comedy Cartoon
| Monday and Tuesday,
November 6-7
, Roy Acuff in
“SING NEIGHBOR SING”
Comedy ; Cartoon
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November 8-9 —
Bart Lancaster and
> Lizabeth Scott in
“I WALK ALONE”
: Cartoon
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Ballard’s Oven-Ready Biscuits 2 cans 29c
Little Darling Green Butter Beans. .2 cans 47c
Van Gamp’s Hominy 2 No. Cans 29c
Cream Style Sugar Corn 2 No. 2 cans 29c
Dreft Soap Powder, large size... 29c
King Hake F10ur...... .ID-fl). bag 83c
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Large Juicy Oranges, dozen 41c
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