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Police Arrest 17
People h February
Failure to Display City
Auto Tags Leads
Arrests
Edenton police made a total of 67
arrests during February, according to
a report of Chief cf Police George I.
DaiL Leading cause for arrests was
failure to display a city auto license,
21 being arrested for that reason.
Drunks followed with 16 and miscel
laneous traffic violations was next
■with 10 arrests. Os the 67 arrests, 66
‘were found guilty.
Those arrested included 32 white
males, two white females, 29 colored
males and one colored female. Eight
•transients were cared for during the
month.
Fines amounted to $536.50 and
costs $349.33 or a total of $885.83. Os
■this amount $131.60 was turned back
to the town in way of officers’ fees.
•During February the police answer
ed 105 calls, investigated nine acci
dents, worked three funerals, report
ed 36 street lights out, extended 33
courtesies, found 10 doors unlocked,
made 18 investigations, answered six
fire calls and issued 355 citations.
The police made 613 radio calls and
were on the air 51 minutes and 5 sec
onds.
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
James Holloway was agreealbly sur
prised Saturday night of last week
when a group of friends gathered at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Lee, to celebrate his 70th birthday.
AJbout 20 guests greeted Mr. Hollo
way when he entered the room after
■a day spent fishing. After opening
a goodly number Os presents the
honoree cut an attractive birthday
cake, which provided dessert for a
buffet style dinner.
-Without music life would be a mis
lake. —<F. W. Nietzsche.
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the diver's head; his leaden
soled shoes drag him down
thru murky depths. In a for
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brinq him the air that is life.
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YOUR MAIL MAN
’ His back is bent from heavy loads
Os mail of every kind,
He travels many miles of roads
But yet he doesn’t mind.
r He likes his job of carrying mail
, From everywhere to you,
, He brings your letters without fail
i When nothing else goes through.
’ When be himself is old and gray,
When one dark day he’s gone,
; We know that though he’s far away
The mail man carries on.
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IN MEMORLAM ,
In sad but loving memory of our ,
dear husband, father and grandfather,
John C. Saunders, who departed this
life one year ago today, March 17,
1950.
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A voice we loved is stilled;
A place is vacant in our hearts
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THE OHOWIAiN HERALD, EDENTON, N. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 22, MM.
Auxiliary Os St Paul’s
Holds Monthly Meeting:
I The monthly meeting of the Wo
men’s Auxiliary of St Paul’s Church
j was held in tile Parish House on
March 8. After prayers were said
Mrs. George Mack, Christian Educa
tion Chairman, introduced the speak
er for. the day, Mrs. John D. Palmer,
president of St. Timothy’s Auxiliary,
Wilson. Mrs. Palmer gave a most
interesting and enlightening talk on
symbolism in the Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Henry Gardner, U.TX3. custo
dian, announced that a Corporate
Communion and ingathering of the
United Thank Offering will be held I
Thursday, March 15, at 10:30 A. M. I
Mrs. W. B. Roeevear, on behalf of
the Auxiliary, thanked those who co
operated so wonderfully in redoing
the Parish House guild room. The
room was completely redecorated and
looks most attractive and inviting. A '
letter of thanks and appreciation <
from the Vestry to the Auxiliary 1
was read. The women of the Auxili
ary were highly praised for their
splendid work in doing such a fine
job on the room. ■
The Auxiliary voted unanimously
to send SSO to both Camp Leach and ;
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Mrs. Roeevear appointed the foßow
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Auxiliary Convention to be held in
Goldsboro in AJpril: Mrs. L. A. Pat
terson, Mrs. George Mack, Mrs.
James Wood, Mi*. John Graham and
Mrs. Charles Wales, Sr.
The members of the Auxiliary vot
ed to purchase a new two-oven stove
to replace the old single-oven stove
now in use. The addition of the new
stove to the Parish House kitchen
will be a most welcome improvement.
Miss Margaret Pruden, in checking
over records of the old St Mary’s
Guild of St. Paul’s Church found the
Guild had a balance of $68,66. Since
this Guild is no longer in existence,
Miss Pruden suggested that this
amount be turned over to the church
yard cotamfttee to be used for beau
tification of the church grounds. Her
motion met with full approval
After the business meeting, the
women attended Evensong in the
church. This service is being held
daily throughout Lent.
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