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Ocean Highway’s
Folders Off Press
1951 Map Folder Now
Available Free to
Public
Just off the press and ready to
guide Florida bound, or southbound,
motorists from frozen pines to sun
bathed palms, is the new greatly en
larged 1961 issue of the popular
Ocean Hiway four-color map folder,
made available to the public without
charge by its sponsors, the Ocean Hi
way Association.
According to an announcement from
association headquarters here, the
1951 map folder is 24 x 18 inches
overall, folded to 4 x 9 inches, near
ly twice as large as any previous is
sue; and it is the most complete and
informative ever published by the as
sociation in its 16 years of opera
tion.
“The motorist going to Florida this
winter will need no other map than
ours from .the time he leaves home un
til he gets back,” says Captain L. H.
Garrison, president of the Ocean Hi
way Association. “The 1961 issue will
serve every highway need of the mot
orist enroute to Florida, in Florida,
and on the return .trip.”
The new Ocean Hiway map folder
contains 24 printed panels, which in
clude a six-panel map of the main
Ocoan Hiway route from New York
to Florida, a four-panel map of Flori
da, five area traffic maps and four
easy-to-read mileage tables. Also,
it contains interesting descriptive mat
ter about the member cities on the'
route, lists outstanding things of his
torical value or beauty to see and
gives a complete list of inspected, ap
proved and recommended places to
stop, dine, and shop, such as hotels,
motor courts, restaurants, service sta
tions and unusual shops.
The 1951 issue of the Ocean Hi
way map folder is now available for
free distribution to the motoring pub
lic. A copy may be obtained prompt
ly by writing to Wm. T. Schwartz,
Secretary-Treasurer, Ocean Hiway As
sociation, P. O. Box 1552, Wilming,
ton, Delaware
CHRISTIAN CHURCH SERVICES
Services at the First Christian
Church have been announced as fol
lows by the pastor, the Rev. E. C.
Alexander:
Bible School, Sunday morning at 10
o’clock; morning service at 11 o’clock;
young people’s meeting at 6:30 P. M.;
evening service at 7:30 o’clock.
Wednesday Evening Bible Class meets
at 7:30 o’clock. Everyone is welcome
to all services.
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of him. He was weak, worn-out,
headachy and swollen with gas.
Recently he got CERTA-VIN and
says the feeling like a brick disap
peared the second day. This new
medicine is helping many Edenton suf
ferers. It makes your food digest'
faster and better. Taken before meals,!
it works with your food. Gas pains'
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Drunken Drives
Leads Cause For
License Revocation
1,031 Revocations and
317 Suspensions In
November
Drunken driving headed the list of
violations which resulted in revocation
or suspension of drivers’ licenses for
November, the North Carolina Depart
ment of Motor Vehicles has reported.
A total of 1,031 revocations and
317 suspensions were listed for No
vember.
Sixty-four persons were convicted
of drunken driving on second offense
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THE CHOWAN EDENTON, N. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14,1960
and six on third offense. Last year, >
during November, 50 persons were
found guilty pt driving drunk on sec
ond offense.
Driving "after their licenses were
revoked convicted 33 persons. Eleven
were found guilty of driving after
their licenses were suspended. Aiding
and abetting in drunken driving caused
seven to be convicted. Two persons
were convicted of hit and run, involv
ing personal injury and four of hit
and run involving property damage.
Thirty persons were found guilty of
two offenses of reckless driving.
Other convictions were as follows:
Reckless driving, involving personal
iin jury and property damage, 28;
I speeding over 76 miles per hour, 44;
two offenses of speeding over 55 miles
, per hour, 33; improper use of driver’s
license, two; larceny of automobile,
„ 16; transporting liquor, 22; unsatis
fied judgment, 14; failure to maintain
proof of financial responsibility, 100.
In addition, 7,089 persons were
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found guilty of moving violations i
which do not require revocations or <
suspensions on first offense. Os the <
number, 6,300 were North Carolinians
and 786 out-of-state drivers. •
Speeding headed the list with 2,368
cases, as compared with 2,301 during
the same month last year. Failure to
have driver’s license was second with
1,483. Reckless driving was listed in
618 cases, and failure to stop aj a
stop sign in 370 cases.
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Josie Morris Bride
Os Donald Schutte
The marriage of Josie Morris,
i daughter'of Mr. and Mrs. Robert P.
i Morris of Edenton, to Donald Schutte,
, son of Mr. and Mrs., Walter Schutte of
■ Mapleton, Minn., took place Friday
i afternoon, December 1, at 2 o’clock in
the parsonage of St. John’s Lutheran
j Church, Mapleton, Minn., with the
Rev. Walter Scharfe, pastor of the
church, officating. The double ring
ceremony was used.
The attendants were Misses Phyllis
Schutte and Ddnna Dalluge, Arthur :
Rosin and Robert Schutte.
After the wedding a reception was
giveh at the home of the bridegroom’s
parents.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
(Born to Mr. and Mrs. L B. Chris
tianson, September 30, a daughter,
“Cathy” Diane, weighing 6 pounds,
9% ounces. Mrs. Christianson was
formerly Miss Virginia White, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose White.
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