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Boy Scout Drive
Proves Successful
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$1,300 Raised, Which
Will Greatly Help
Scout Work
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The recent fund drive for the Boy
Scouts of America in Edanton has
been termed a financial success. The
chairman, W. J. Taylor, desires to
thank the following committee chair
men and their committee members in
making the drive a success:
Business and Industries—(P. S. Mc-
Mullan, West Leary, Jr., and L. H.|
Haskett. ,
Edenton Mill Village—(Mrs. T. B.
Smith.
Morris Circle and North Edenton—
Clyde Hollowell and James Bond.
Westover Heights—W. T. Harry.
First Ward —Herbert Hollowell and
Ernest Kehayes.
Second Ward—Nathan Dail.
Third Ward—Mrs. J". B. Harrison.
Fourth Ward—l Mr. and Mrs. Guy , ;
Hobbs.
As previously Mated the drive was <
a great success, in that the various
committees were responsible for pre
senting the cause to the people of
Edenton and realized $1,300, which will
help greatly in the scout work.
Beatrice T. Martin To
Wed John R. White
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Martin of
103-44 Springfield Boulevard, Queens
Village, N. Y., announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Beatrice
Theresa Martin, to John IRichard
White, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Arthur White of Edenton. The
wedding will take place on June 9th.
Miss Martin is an alumna of Our
Lady of Wisdom Academy, Ozone
Park, N. Y., and the McDowell School
of Costume Design, New York City.
Mr. White graduated from Edenton
High School and The Gregg College,
Chicago. He is now with The Texas
Company, Norfolk, Va.
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Camellia Show In
Suffolk March 10-11
The Nansemond River Garden Club
-of Suffolk, Va., announces tbe fifth
•annual Camellia Show sponsored by
their club to be held in Suffolk on
Saturday, March 10 from 3 to 10
P. M., and Sunday, March 11, from
1 to 6 P. M.
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This show has always been otf
great interest to Camellia growers of
this section and it looks as if this year
the show will be larger and more beau
tiful than ever.
WILL (ATTEND (CLINIC
Dr. W. I. Hart will leave Sunday for
Washington, D. C., where he will at
tend the District of Columbia Dental
Clinic.
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Marjorie iHalsey
McKay Phthisic
such clubs as tbe F. H. A. and the 4-H Club.
(Marjorie hasn’t made any definite plans as yet but whatever plans she
finally "decides upon you can bet that a certain dark-haired boy who answers
to tire initials E. J. will play a leading role in them. Good luck to both of you'
The next biography is that of Haywood McKay Phthisic, Jr., who celebrates
■ his birthdays on October 8. He has
f been a member of the 4-H Club for
1 the last few years. His interests are
movies, all sports, music, eating and
girls. Going to the movies is his fa
vorite pastime and working on motors
is his hobby.
i As this is a bad time for a boy' to
plan his future without including a
: few' years in th' jsrmy, or any other
i branch of the Service because it is
■ more than likely that he will be called,
; (McKay has included a few years in
I the service in his future plans. After
that he would like to continue work
ing at the P & Q Food Center of which
his father is part owner, it is rather
difficult to locate McKay during the
week-ends, unless you know him well
enough to know that his favorite girl
friend, Audrey Keeter, is going to
school in Norfolk, Va. What does that
have to do with finding him during
the week-end? Well, he goes down
to see her just about every week-end.
(So if you ever want to locate him,
just remember that he’s Norfolk
bound ! ! !
VISITS PARENTS
Miss Audrey Keeter, student of
CoaStland Business College, spent the
week-end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Keeter. She returned;
j to her studies Sunday. 1
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THE CHOWaN HERALD EDENTON, W. O, THURSDAY, *MAfIBQH 8, 1951.
Hi Friends: Here’s hoping that Thursday will be a
nice, warm, spring day because that is when the Sen
ior Class is to take their proposed trip to Raleigh. Soon
after our arrival there we plan to visit the State Mu
seum. Next on our itinerary is the State Legislative
building where we hope to see our representatives en
gaged in the actual process of law- making. After
lunch, The Nefws & Observer building is next on our
list of places to visit. Then we’re off to Wake Forest
where we will spend the reSt of the afternoon until 5
P. M., when we will depart for home.
One petite, blonde Senior girl who is eagerly look
ing forward to our trip is Marjorie Lee Halsey, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Halsey. IShe is a lot of fun
to be around because she is always so enthusiastic
about most any thing- Her many and varied interests
include movies, listening to the radio, cooking, sewing,
reading and driving. Dating E. J. Proctor is of course
her favoriate pastime. Marjorie’s hobby is a unique
one in that it is designing and making her own clothes,
and very attractive ones aft that!
Os course Marjorie takes five days a week and six
hours a day away from her busy schedule to attend
school here (which we seem to have forgotten to men
tion before). Yes, she has been with us since she
first joined us in -the fourth grade. During her years
in high school she has been a welcomed member of
I CHESfmT^TOIERNAM^T
> The official checker championship
j of the Southeastern United States will
. be decided at Wilmington, N. C., in
, the- annual tournament of the Fourth
district of the American Checker Fed
, eration.
t The tournament will be a part of the
. program of the annual Wilmington
j Azalea Festival.
Earl Ingram, of West Palm Beach,
( Fla., will defend his title against ap
. proximately 100 outstanding players
from the Carolinas, West Virginia,
, Virginia, Georgia and Florida, ®. C.
. Harris, of Wilmington, executive sec
. retary of the Federation, said.
The tourney is sponsored by the
American Checker Federation, the
, Southeastern U. S. Checker Associa
tion and the City Recreation depart
. ment. Harris said accommodations for
overnight stay will be available at the
Community Center.
SOCIETY MEETS TUESDAY
The monthly meeting of the Wo
man’s Society of Christian Service of
the Methodist Church will be held
Tuesday night, March 13, at the home
of Mrs. E. B. Edwards. The meeting
iwill rtart at 8 o’clock and Mrs. Edw.
! Speight, the president, urges all mem
fibers to attend.
f U,V,W,X,Y,Z Drivers
•Must Renew License
* Deadline For Renewals
) Will Be Saturday,
X June 30
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, Persons in this area whose surnames
I 'begin with U, V, W, X, Y or Z should
; apply at their earliest convenience for
renewals of their licenses to drive,
. Driver’s License Examiner D. S.
. Skiles says.
Deadline for the group is June 30,
Examiner Skiles reminded these mo
torists. “If you wait until the dead
line is near you will more than likely
have to stand in line,” he said. “At
the present time lines at the examin
ing station are short and applicants
are having very little difficulty in be
ing waited on.”
The daily schedule for Examiner
iSkiles will be as follows:
Edenton—Monday and Tuesday.
Hertford —Wednesday.
Windsor—Thursday and Friday.
Blustery Weather
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TWO MASSES NEXT SUNDAY
, IN EDENTON CATHOLIC CHURCH
The most holy Sacrifice of the mass
t will be offered Passion Sunday,
March 11, at 9 and 11 A. M., in St.
Ann’s Catholic Church, Edenton, each
I including sermon on “Modem Pagans,”
Holy Communion, followed by Rosary
for Peace, Sunday School, with con
fessions half hour before Services,
(stated Father F. J. MdCourt, pastor,
who invites everybody to all Services.
Week-mornings at 7 in Edenton:
Mass, Rosary. Lenten Fridays 7:30
P. M. Choir Practice, 8 P. M., Rosary,
Way of the Cross, Benediction, Con
fessions.
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BIBLE CLAES {MEETING
The Young Woman’s Bible Class
of the Edenton Bapfcist Church will
meet Tuesday night at the home of
Mrs. Raleigh Hollowell. The meeting
will begin a* 8 o’clock and all mem
bers are urged to attend.
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