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Interesting Reports
Feature Meeting Os
Junior Woman’s Qub
Club Will Disband After
June Meeting For
Summer
At a luncheon meeting of Edenton’s
Junior Woman’* drib held Wednesday
of last week in Hotel Joseph 'Hewes
dining room, interesting reports were
given by members of the club who
attended the N. C. (Federation of Wo
men’s Clubs Convention held is Char
lotte. Attending from the Edenton
club were (Mrs. Jimmie Earnhardt,
president of the 16th District of Wo
men’s Clubs; Mrs. David Holton, .presi
dent of the local club; Mrs. William
Holmes, secretary of the local and
distriot clubs; Mrs. T. B. Smith and
Miss Kathryn 'Brown.
During the convention the group at
tended work shop meetings, a recep
tion on Wednesday and luncheon Fri
day, at which time election of offi
cers was held. The convention closed
Friday night with a reception and in
stallation of officers. Mrs. Holton
acted as a page during the convention
and attended a page’s dinner. She also
brought home the bacon, a ham, as a
prize winner.
The Edenton Club won second place
iri the J. Henry Highsmith award on
youth conservation and was present
ed $lO, as well as receiving a citation
on World Peace Program sponsored 1
by the club. The local organization'
presented at the convention $25 to
headquarters fund, in honor of Dr. In
glis Fletcher.
Announcement was made of the an
nual Flower Show to be staged by the,
organization on Friday, May 18, at
Hotel Joseph Hewes.
Mrs. Helen Pruden reported that the
Cancer Drive, sponsored by the club,
went over the top by $155, the quota
being SBOO and final proceeds amount
ing to $955.84. Mrs. Jimmie Earn
hadrt reported on the recent pilgrim
age and thanked those who helped to
make the tour the success it was.
The club voted to award a $25 war
bond as grand prize in the bicycle
safety campaign to be staged here
under sponsorship of the club on May
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7-11. Mrs. J. R. IFutreU of (Hertford,
Field Representative for State Safety
Council, was present at the meeting
and outlined the bicycle program.
Following the June meeting, at
which time installation of new offi
cers will take place, the club will dis
band for the summer months. The
president requested that committal
chairman have their yearly report®
ready to submit.
Frank Hughes, of the Street Depart
ment, was presented a gift by the
club for his past cooperation with the
club.
Mrs. Inglis Fletcher, honorary mem
ber of the club, spoke briefly as a
home owner on !the recent pilgrimage.
The Convention will be held next
year in Winston-Salem.
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Q —lMy father served 45 days during '
the Spanish-American War. Would he :
be entitled to VA outpatient medical 1
care, or is there some minimum period
of service he must have had in order
to be eligible ?
'A—lf your father served any time
between April 21, 1898, and July 4,
1992 (or July 16, 1903, if service was
in the Mono Province), and was dis
charged under other than dishonorable
conditions, he may be entitled !to VA’s
outpatient medical care —regardless of
his length of service. But he must
get VA’s prior approval for such
care.
Q —My eyes have been bothering me
since I left military service. May I
get eyeglasses from the VIA?
A—VA will furnish eyeglasses only
urfder three conditions: if VA judges
I they are necessary for a service-con
nected disability; if they are needed
as part of hospital or domiciliary care, [
or if they are needed for proper con
tinuance of Public Law 1 training.
TWO MASSES NEXT SUNDAY IN
EDENTON CATHOLIC CHURCH
The Most Holy Sacrifice of the
Mass will he offered on May 13, Whit
sunday or Pentecost and Mother’s
Day, at 9 and 11 A. M., each including
sermon on “Faith In Action, the Pre
cepts of the Church.” Holy Commun
ion, followed by May Devotions, Sun
day School, with confessions for half
hour before services, in St. Ann’s
Catholic Church, Edenton, stated
Father F. J. McCourt, rector, who in
vites everybody to all services. May
i Devotions after week-morning Masses
in Edenton at 7. *
THE CHOWAN HERALD. gDBNTON, N. C, THURSDAY, MAY 10,1961.
I This Week’s Poem
By WnjWRNE fIABREIJ,
Mother’s DiA May IS.
MADONNA
The holy smile that Mary wore,
The light upon her brow,
The gentle touch her fingers bore,
I find them even now.
Upon the rich, upon the poor,
Upon each mothers face,
I find the smile that Mary wore,
The same sweet love and grace.
Over 13,000 Attend
Schools On Tobacco
In greater numbers than ever be
fore, Tar Heel tobacfco farmers “jvent
to school” during the past .winter to
find out how to grow a 'better
quality leaf crop.
Beginning in December and end
ing in March, 113 community and
county meetings on tobacco produc
tion were held throughout the State
by IR. R. Bennett and S. N. Hawks,
extension tobacco specialists at State
'College. The total attendance was
13,571, or an average of 120 persons
for each session.
The 67 meetings for white flue-cur
ed growers attracted an attendance of
10,408, averaging 154; 20 meetings
for Negro flue-cured growers drelw
2,406, averaging 120; and 15 meetings
for burley growers attracted 557, aver
aging 36. ;
In addition, three meetings on pro
gram planning drew an attendance of
53, five method demonstrations at
plant beds drew 179 persons, and
three result demonstrations at plant
beds brought out 72 growers.
'Subjects covered included plant pro
duction problems, such as fertilization
NOTICE!
The N. C. Wildlife Re
sources Commission will hold
its annual game hearings for
District No. r in Edenton June
8, 1951, at 9:30 A. M. at the
Court House. You are invited
to give your views on game
regulations for the 1951-52
seasons.
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