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Edenton, N. €.
EVERYBODY’S
TALKING
ABOUT IT!!
BELK-TYLER’S plays second fiddle to no one when it
: , comes to offering the best values for your money in Eastern
Carolina. And here’s proof again how BELK-TYLER’S
gives you the most for your money.
SPECIAL PURCHASE
SALE!
SUITS
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TWO BIG VALUES!
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This sale of Suits has everyone talking about them.
They’re the best value in Suits that we have seen in years.
You can hardly buy a Dress this Cheap ... in fact you
couldn’t buy the material and make it as cheap as you can
buy this Suit. They’re brand new, too . . . not old stock!
WRINKLE RESISTANT RAYON!
! Made of lustrous all
| rayon gabardine in
able in sizes from io I
Jf Jr * to 20 and in eleven
| J* \ beautiful colors. The
i \ifSkfßL coat fully lined
with luxurious Earl
\ J * Glo rayon satin lin
| ing- Wrinkle resist
i wk. im WOULD USUALLY
| A SELL UP TO 5r6. 50 j
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I H I Several cunning new stylets in
■ 1 f Pore Imported linen. Yes, crease
■ ' I . resistant backbone fabric. Come In
■ • ■ Junior, Mieses’ and Women’s sizes.
m a Pink, biege, white, green, cocoa,
m aqua, yellow.
I H A GOOD S22JO VALUE!
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Belk-Tyler’S of Edenton
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, N. C-, THURSDAY, APRtPL 19, 1961
H Arrested By
-Jn Man*
Traffic Violations and
Drunks Lead List
Os Arrests
Edenton police arrested 60 persons
during the month of March, according
to a report of Chief of Police George i
1. 'Dail. Os .these arrests, 55 were
found guilty, four not guilty and one
arrest made for an out-of-town depart
ment. Those arrested 35 males, three
white females, 21 colored males and
six colored females.
Miscellaneous trpiffic violations
headed the list with 18 arrests, follow
ed by drunks with 11 and miscellane
ous arrests with 10.
IFines amounted to $716 and costs .
$402.16 or a .total of $1,1117.15, of
which amount $149j20 was turned back
to the town in way of officers’ fees.
'During the month 98 calls were an
swered, five accidents investigated,
two funerals worked, 49 street lights
reported out, 21 courtesies extended,
19 doors found open, 21 investigations
made, two fire calls answered, one
fire discovered, 396 citations issued.
The police made 646 radio calls and
were on the air '53 .minutes and 50
seconds.
TWO 'FIRES IN MARCH
Fire 'Chief R. K. .Hall reports that
during March there were only two
fires in Edenton. Damage amounted
to SSO, which occurred at the Tri
angle Restaurant.
Minutes Os County
Board Os Education |
The 'Board of Education met April
2, 1951, at 10 A. M., in the superin
tendent’s office. The following mem
bers were present: G. 18. Potter,
Chairman, J. I. Boyce, G. E. Nixon,
Carey Evans, 'Conroy 'Perry, and D. H.
Berryman.
•Mr. Potter, chairman, called the
meeting to order and requested the
reading of the .minutes of the previous
meeting. The minutes were read and
upon motion made and passed, same
were approved as read.
The report ot- the 'County Treasurer
for March was read and same was
approved by motion made and passed.
The reports of the Local School
'Fund Treasurer were read for Chowan
High .School, (Rocky Hook Central
'School and the Negro Schools, and
same were approved upon motion made
and Passed,' 1 i . , ,
The superintendent’ admed that the’
'State Inspector for the Division of
Schoolhouse Planning and Surveys,!
with the Architect, Frank W. Benton, |
would be .at the White Oak School j
Tuesday, April 3, for final inspection j
of the building, around noon, and j
that it would be necessary for the.
Board of Sducation to be present, to
accept or reject the project
The bids on the Yeopim, Wild Cat,
Virginia Fork and Old Edenton A
w ere considered with the Chairman of
tiie Board of Trustees and the Super
intendent of the Edenton Administra
tive Unit. The Board was advised
that the bid on the Old Edenton A of
?2,760 had been raised and would be
j re-advertised for 15 days.
The following motion was made and
! passed with respects to the other
I three buildings and sites:
j To reject the bid of $525 by H. IS.
j Small on the Wild Cat building and
! site and to negotiate private sale.-
| To reject the bid of $630 by Dr. 0. .
J L. Holley on the Yeopim building and
I site, and to negotiate private sale.
I To accept bid of $925 by C. E.
| 'Small on the Virginia Fork building
j and site.
The superintendent suggested that
j immediate siteps be taken to sell the
j 'Center Hill, (Britts, Hudson Grove,
! Green Hall and Warren Grove tbuild-
I ings and sites as soon as they were
j vacated.
The Board passed a motion that the
above buildings in the County Unit be'
advertised for sale as soon as vacated,
and that the advertisement provide
for the same manner of sale as those
previously advertised; thiat is tile
building first, the site second, and then
the building and sjte.
Upon the request of the Board of
Trustees of .the Edenton Unit, the
Board passed a motion authorizing the
transfer of the title of the St. Johns
site and building to the Edenton
'School Administrative Unit.
The Board of Education then went
into executive session—and reported
the re-election of W. 'J. Taylor, Su
perintendent for the next two yean,
by motion unanimously passed.
The Board by a motion unanimously
.passed, re-appointed 8. IW. Evans,'
Willie 'Saunders and Carey HolloweU
as District Committee members fort
the next two years. The Board was
of the opinion that the District should
be more fully represented on the Cooj
mittee, and by motion made and past
ed unanimously, appointed Weldon 'A.
HolloweU and E. G. Blanchard to serve
with the three former members for
the next two years.
The superintendent read the bills
for the month of March, same were
approved upon motion made and pass
ed in the amount of $3,086.22. Gen
eral Expense, $780.60; Veterans Train
ing Program, $802.18; Lunchroom
(Program, $791.91; Veterans Depred
ation Fund, $22.13; Gymnasium Fund,
$20.00; Teacherage Fund, $30.40, arid
Vocational Teachers’ (Salary and Trav
el, $639.00.
There being no further business,
motion to adjourn was in order.
G. B. (POTTER, Chairman. j
W. ST. TAYLOR, Secretary. A
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