Jurymen Selected
For Term Os Court
Judge W. C. Harris of
Raleigh Will Again
\ Preside
Chowan County Commissioners at
their meeting Monday morning select
ed a list of 50 Chowan County men
who will he summoned to serve as
jurymen at the term of Chowan Su
perior Court, which will convene the
week of November 27.
Judge W. C. Harris of Raleigh is
again scheduled to preside over the
session, which will be a mixed term.
Those chosen to serve as juryimen
are as follows:
J. P. Partin, N. E. Hollowell, Jr.,
C. B. Mooney, Milton L. Evans, R.
Preston Morris, C. C. Webb, Erie
Jones, George W. Bennett, Thomas
J. Hoskins, Jr., H. D. Hobbs, W. M.
Cozart, P. E. Saunders, Kenneth
Floars, Eugene Baker, C. F. Boyce,
Vandy Nixon, W. H. Jordan, J. S.
Turner, C. P. Wales, Jr., G. D. Cale,
Jimmie Earnhardt, David M. Warren,
A. V. A shell, C. A. Bass, J. Q. Bass,
D. H. Berryman, Lloyd M. Peele,
John G. Wood, Jr., E. J. Ward, Henry
Jordan, J. Wallace Goodwin, Thomas
Harrell, C. C. Nixon, Wayland C.
Moore, Jr., C. E. Byrum, J. M. Lane,
T. E. Bunch, Claude Griffin, Henry S.
Rogerson, R. Graham White, Melvin
L. Evans, V. D. Hare, J. W. Fore
hand, L. P. Chappell, J. N. Jordan,
R. H. Hollowell, Wince White, John
A. Bunch, H. M. Nixon and J. C.
Byrum, Jr.
110 Pints Os Blood
Donated Tuesday
(Continued From Page One)
rison, Lyle B'. Pasineau, H. Allison
Campen, Harold T. Rose, Mrs. Kate
L. Boyce, Annabelle Leary Hollowell,
Minnie Frances Harrell, Erwin C.
Griffin, Jasper Lee Gray, Walter C.
Keeter, Mrs. Lina W. Stallings, Mrs.
Mildred P. Spruill, Catherine Brown,
Mrs. Sarah R. Wilson, Mrs. Freda H.
White, John L. Parrish, Thomas
Harris, Ruth H. Overman, Mrs. Eliza
beth Ashley, Earl G. Harrell, Guy C.
Hobbs, Mrs. Myrtle P. Cuthrell, Cas
s sie Winslow, Beulah M. Privott, Hec
tor Lupton, Frank St. Pierre, Bobby
Shell, Herbert W. Hollowell, Jr., Irv
ing Tompkins, Carlos R. Mora, Mrs.
Marjorie Aiken, William D. Sanders,
MIDWAY 1
Drive-In Theatre
EDENTON-WINDSOR
HIGHWAY
MERRY HILL
Two Shows Every Night Starting
At 7:00 O’clock
Friday and Saturday,
November 10-11
' Jimmy Wakely in
“SILVER TRAILS" *
Cartoon Serial No. 9
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Sunday, November 12—
Ray Milland and
Maureen O’Sullivan in
“THE BIG CLOCK”
On Stage Everybody
One Reel Bob Hope
Monday and Tuesday,
November 13-14
Joel McCrea and
Alexis Smith in
“SOUTH OF ST. LOUIS”
' Cartoon In Color
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Wednesday and Thursday,
November 15-16
David Niven and
Jane Wyman in
“KISS IN THE DARK”
Cartoon •
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Russell W. Dalerhie, Cecil H. Hollo
well, Jr. f Thomas O. Asbell, James
D. Lawrence and Mildred Munden.
Twelve persons volunteered to do
nate blood, but were rejected for one
reason or another. These were Mrs.
J. A. Webb, Robert L. Gallagher,
Mrs. Lena M. Mason, Mrs. Mary W.
Hobbs, Mrs. Lillian W. Leary, Mrs.
(Margaret White, Mrs. Laura M.
Ferguson, Mrs. Kate Wozelka, Mrs.
Robert L. Bunch, Mrs. Ruth V. Por
ter, Paul A. Eder and .Charles Zim
merman. Four or five other volun
teers were also rejected due to being
under the age limit.
That Marines stationed at the Ed
enton Air Station are in sympathy
with the blood program is reflected
in the fact that out of 45 Marines at
the base, 36 volunteered to donate a
pint of blood. It was also pointed
out that 17 members of the local Na
tional Guard Unit also were among
the volunteers.
TRY A HERALD CLASSIFIED AD
I SQUARE DANCE
Saturday Night
Music Furnished By
Rocky Hock Plow Boys
Eason’s Place
SMALL’S CROSS ROADS
12 Miles North of Edenton
On N. C. Route 32
) ESSO REGULAR 25.9 Gal.
I TAYLOR THEATRE
EDENTON, N. C.
Week Day Shows Continuous
From 3:30
Saturday Continuous From 1:30
Sundsy 2:15, 4:15 and 9:15
Thursday and Friday,
November 9-10—
James Stewart and
Shelly Winters in
“WINCHESTER 73”
Saturday, November 11—
Rex Allen and
Carl Switser in
“REDWOOD FOREST TRAIL”
—
Sunday, November 12—
Cary Grant in
Paula Raymond in
“CRISIS”
Monday and Tuesday,
November 13-14
Bette Davis and
Anne Baxter in
“ALL ABOUT EVE”
Features 3:45, 6:30, 9:15
See It From the Beginning!
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Wednesday, November 15—
Double Feature:
Jon Hall in
“THE ISLE OF SOMOA"
Also
“THE GOLDEN TWENTIES”
Eden Theatre
EDENTON, N. C.
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Friday and Saturday,
November 10-11
Richard Widmark and
Paul Douglas in
“PANIC IN THE STREETS”
‘ Hi-Way 17
Drive-In Theatre
Yz Mile North of Edenton, N. C.
Two Shows Each Night.
Un-Car Speakers
Modern Rest Rooms. Snack Bar
Admission 40c.
Children Under 12 Free In Cars
———c
Thursday, Nov. 9—Last Showing
Esther Williams and
Peter Lawford in
“ON AN ISLAND WITH YOU”
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Friday and Saturday,
November 10-11
John Wayne and
Gaile Russell in
“ANGEL AND THE BADMAN”
Sunday, November 12—
Dan Dailey and
Anne Baxter in
“YOU’RE MY EVERYTHING”
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Monday and Tuesday,
November 18-14
Percy Kilbride and
Marjorie Main in
“MA AND PA KETTLE”
Wednesday and Thursday,
I November 15-lft
I Gene Kelly in
"3 MUSKETEERS”
THE CHOWAN HERALD EDENTON, N. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1950.
Washington .High
Trims Aces 32 To 0
Coach George Thompson’s Edenton
Aces suffered their worst defeat of
the season Friday night on Hicks
Field, when the Washington Pam Pack
piled up a 32-0 scqre. The Aces
were outclassed in every department
of the game, with the visitors’ pass
ing attack proving just too much for
the local boys.
The visitors scored their first touch
down shortly after the game started,
but the Aces then tightened up to hold
the visitors to a 6-0 score at half
time.
In the third quarter, however, the
I Pam Pack unleashed its passing at
; tack, with the Cherry to Cherry com
. bination playing a major role in
1 chalking up three touchdowns during i
the quarter, making the score 26-0 at I
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I the end of the third period.
On the first play in the final quar
ter the visitors scored their fifth
touchdown, after which the Aces
strengthened, but the Paiq Pack
chalked up three successive first
downs and had the ball on the Eden
ton 30-yard line when the final whistle
blew.
VFW Poppy Day Will
Be Held Saturday
The local VFW Post will observe
Poppy Day Saturday, November 11,
when the little red poppies will be for
sale. Everybody is requested to co
operate by buying a poppy and wear
ing it in token of appreciation for the
boys who gave their lives in the
fight for the American way of life.
I TRY A HERALD CLASSIFIED AD
Clinic Schedule By
l Health Department
i ' Dr. B. B. McGuire, district health
: i officer, this week released the schedule
t ( of various clinics held in the Pasquo
- tank - Perquimans - Camden - Cho
; wan Health District.
The schedule for Edenton follows:
Immunizations and food handlers,
Tuesdays and first and fifth Fridays
from 2 to 6 o’clock.
r Venereal disease, Fridays from 2:30
to 3:30.
» Midwives, third Monday in Hert
, ford from 1 to 4 o’clock,
r Pre-natal and well baby, first Wed
- nesday from I to 3 o’clock.
Orthopedic, last Tuesday in each
i month from 8 to 12 o’clock.
3 Cancer, Fridays in Elizabeth City
from 1 to 2:30 o’clock.
Dr. McGuire will be in Edenton
3 each Monday from 2 to 3 P. M.
m\sONS MEET TONIGHT
Unanimity Lodge, No. 7, A. F. &
> A. M, will hold its weekly meeting
i tonight (Thursday) at 8 o’clock in
! the Court House. (Hubert Williford,
master of the lodge, urges a full at
- tendance.
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