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Week DarShvirßCmtianem
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Thursday and Friday,
‘N«Nrrt«ber 1-2
Gregory Peck end
Susan Hayward In
“DAVID AND BATHSHEBA"
Show Starts 3:30
Features 4:15—6:55—9:35
ROBERT .WHITEMAN
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Saturday, November 3
' Gene Autry and
Champion in
“BEYOND THE PURPLE HILLS'*
MRS. C. R. MASON
Sunday and Monday,
November 4-6
Clark Gable and
John Hotßak in
“ACROSS THE WIDE
. MISSOURI"
BERNICE WILLIAMS
Tuesday and Wednesday,
November 6-7
Double Feature
Paul Douglas in
“THE GUY WHO CAME BACK”
Wayne Morris in
“THE TOUGHER THEY COME”
EDEN THEATRE
EDENTON, N. C.
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Friday and Saturday,
.November 2-3
Jerry Colonna and
Jean Porter in
. “KENTUCKY JUBILEE”
W. □. FOREHAND
Drive-In Theatre
Hi-Way 17
Two Shows Each Night
Admission 40e
Children Under 12 Free In Cars
In-Car Speakers
Modern Rest Rooms Snack Bar-
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Friday and Saturday,
November 2-3
Weaver Bros, and
Elviry in
“MOUNTAIN RHYTHM”
W. L. MILLER
Sunday, November 4
Mona .Freeman and
Edward Arnold in
“DEAR BRAT”
Monday and Tuesday,
November 5-6
Randolph Scott and
Robert Ryan in
“RETURN OF THE BADMEN”
ELIZABETH HURDLE
Wednesday and Thursday,
November 7-8—
Gary Cooper and
Jane Greer in
“YOU'RE IN THE NAVY NOW”
NOTE, If your name appears in
this ad you will receive a free pass
to one of the theatres by calling at
. Tne Chowan Herald office.
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N.C. Bankers Endorse
Nickels Referendum
450 Banks of State Are
Campaigning For
Large Vote
The North Carolina Bankers Asso
ciation has endorsed “Nickels for
Know-How” through its Agricultural
Committee, it is announced by Wiley
W. Meares, president of the associa
tion, and executive vice-president of
the Planters National ißank and Trust
Company of Rocky Mount.
The committee unanimously endors
ed the referendum and called on the
450 banks of the State to present the
merits of the proposal to all of their
farmer customers.
Meares expressed the hope that the
farmers would approve the proposal to
expand agrioulture research and edu
cation when the referendum is held
on November 3. The enabling act pass
ed .by the 1951 General Assembly pro
vides for a contribution of five cents
per ton on feed and fertilizer, if ap
proved by the farm vote. The money
would be collected from the manufact
urers by the Commissioner of Agri
culture and paid into the agricultural
foundation.
The officers of the North Carolina
Bankers Association and members of
the Agricultural Committee will cam
paign for a large vote on November 3.
PTA At White Oak
Enjoys Turkey Dinner
Members of White Oak PTA turn
ed out in large numbers at the last
meeting, when members made new
plans for carrying on the lunch room
'program. After their meeting .they
enjoyed a turkey dinner, sponsored by
the Lunch Room Committee.
The guests were made welcome by
Mrs. H. F. Creecy. The Rev. C. C.
Boone sang, “My Task” and H. A.
Taylor gave a short reading. The
Reeves’ quartet sang a selection. Mrs.
E. L-Byrd gave a dinner speech, after
which the turkey dinner was served.
The president .of the PTA gave a
short respqnse after the dinner. The
Lunch Room Committee wishes to
thank everybody who helped to make
the effort a success, especially Eden
ton guests.
To those that attended the concert
by The Harmonizing Four, with Mad
am Marie Knight as guest soloist, the
PTA thanks all who attended.
Mrs. Fannie Parrish
Died Sunday Morning
Mrs. Fannie M. Parrish, 73, died
Sunday morning at 9:45 o’clock at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. R. A.
Spruill, after an illness of two months.
She was a native of Chowan County,
the wife of the late J. H. Parrish.
Surviving are five sons, J.-T. Par
rish of Tyner, J. L. Parrish of Win
ton, A. E. Parrish ,of Portsmouth, E.
M. Parrish of Newport News, F. R.
Parrish of Plant City, Fla., and three
daughters, Mrs. T. B. Dail of Newport
News, Mrs. John Morris of Tyner and <
Mrs. R. A. Spruill of Edenton.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the Rocky
Hock Baptist Church, of which she |
was a member. The pastor, the Rev.
Ed Gordon officiated. Burial was <
made in Beaver Hill Cemetery. 1 1
T^gjCTH^yAN^gTOALD,jEPmtTOg^JLG^TOURaDAY. NOVEMgER^LJgSI^
Jtospital P^enbJ
Patients in Chowan Hospital as of
Monday of this week included the fol
lowing:
White
Mrs. Anne Lane, Miss Blanche
Leary, Mrs. Hulda Swain, Mrs. Ella
Rae Jethro, Brooka Whedbee, Vern
on L. Moore, Percy 'L. Smith, Mrs.
Mattie Nixon and Noah Goodwin.
Colored
Essie Fenner, Sam Robbins, Elbert
S. Riddick,. Mary Elizabeth Holly and
baby boy and Beatrice Perry.
Patients discharged from the hos
pital from October 22 to October 28
were: *
'White
Mrs. Leo Dail, Mrs. Martha Leary
and baby boy, 0. C. Ward, Mrs. Jean
Wadsworth and baby boy, Mrs. C. B.
Hardison Mrs. Maggie White, Mrs,
Myrtle Leary and baby boy, Mrs.
Edith Mansfield and baby girl and ,
George Thompson.
Colored
Penrose Rogers, Catherine Cox,
Irene Rountree, Roberta Lewis, Jose
phine Kelly, Mildred Wills and baby
girl, Martha Moore, Cleo Bembry and
Callie Liver-man.
4-H Club Girls Study
Devices For Kitchen
The demonstration for the 4-H girls
in the month of October was on small
kitchen devices. Pieces of equipment
were shown and discussed. Such ques
tions as: Is it easy to use? Is it
easy to clean? Will it serve more
than one purpose? Will it do the job
quicker and easier? Is the size suit
able ? were used to discuss each piece.
The girls learned names of new pieces
of equipment and use of each of them.
A bulletin, “Tools for Food Prepa
ration”, was given to each girl. The
content of this goes into
more detail about each piece ’and
pieces than the agent wtd able
to discuss in the limited time.
Mrs. Lin wood Ward
In Organ Recital
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ward spent
Sunday in Conway, N. C., where they
attended an organ recital Sunday
night in the Conway Methodist Church
given by Mrs. Linwood Ward, their
daughter-in-law. Mrs. Ward also ren
dered several selections on the violin-,
accompanied at the organ by Miss
Dorothy Ballenger of Chowan College.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward formerly lived at
the Beechwood farm in Edenton but
are now making their home in Con
way.
Mrs. Ward presented the following
numbers on the organ: Toccata in D
Minor by Bach. Arioso bv Bach and
Andante Cantabile in B flat by
Tchaikovsky. Her violin numbers were
Traumerei by Schumann and Ave
Marie by Baeh-Gouno'b
Edenton~BPW Club
Holds Game Party
One of the most enjoyable affairs
of the season was held Thursday night
at the Hofei Joseph Hewes when the
Edenton Business and Professional
Women’s Club staged their annual
game party.
The club room was attractively dec
orated, carrying out the Halloween
motif in both decorations and at in
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dividual tables.
' Twenty-one tables were arranged
for the games with prizes given the
high scorer at each table. A beauti
ful cake, donated to the club by Miss
Inez Felton, was won by Mrs. Caro
line Thomas. Miss Agnes Chappell
won the door prize and was presented
a box of homemade candy, prepared
and donated by Mrs. Emma Perkins.
The affair was in charge of the fi
nance and hospitality committees, with
Miss Inez Felton and Mrs. Lydia
Daniels as chairmen, respectively.
Band Fails To Appear
For Pocahontas Dance
Members of the Degree of Poca
hontas were embarrassed Saturday
night When an orchestra failed to ap
pear for a square dance in the ar
mory, the reason for which is un
known. However, quite a few remain
ed to enjoy the evening by the use
of records.
The admission price was offered
refunded to those who did not wish
to remain, and members of the Poca
hontas appreciate the interest and co
operation of those who did remain.
The affair was climaxed by a cake
walk, with J. Edwin Bufflap winning
the cake,- which was baked by Mrs.
Mary Harmatuck.
METHODIST SOCIETY MEETS
The Woman’s Society of Christian
Service of the Methodist Church met
Tuesday night at the home of Mrs.
J. W. Davis, when 19 members were
present. An interesting and helpful
program was presented under the
leadership of Mrs. J. H. Thigpen,
with other members taking part. Miss
Mamie Hogg, spiritual life leader,
conducted an inspiring study on the
life of Alcaham.
Mrs. Roy Harrell, president, pre
sided over the business session and
the hostess served delicious refresh
ments at the close of the meeting.
Classified Ads
A DAB WITH WATER CLEANS
mouth quickly between brushings.
Olag Tooth Paste. All drug stores.
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WILL LIKE THIS
new couoh help
For coughs and bronchitis due to colds
you can now get Creomulsion specially
prepared for Children in a new pink
. and blue package and be sure: - :
| (1) Your child will like it i
I (2) It contains only safe, proven
! ingredients.
(3) It contains no narcotics to dis- 1
turb nature’s processes.
(4) It will aid nature to soothe and
heal raw, tender, inflamed throat and
bronchial membranes, thus relieving
the cough and promoting rest and
. slqep. Ask for Creomulsion for Chil
dren in the pink and blue package.
CREOMUITSION
FOR CHILDREN
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Has k est BALANCE between
' power and weight for 2-row, 2-'
power problems for years.,
MORE POWER! MORE PEP! MORE PULL!
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Bigger cylinder bore gives 12%..
more power on every piston
stroke. Power-packed valve-in
hegd engine starts in a flash,
delivers plenty of smooth
power over entire load ranee.
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A BYRUM IMPLEMENT & TRUCK CO,
? P EDENTON ELIZABETH CITY
WANTED—WHITE FARM TENANT
Good tobacco and peanut allotment
Good house, lights and hard surface
road. Apply J. W. Thompson, Cole
rain, N. C. Oct2s„Nov.lpd
EGGS ARE SCARCE—THEN TRY
one of our Laying Mashes. We have
it in several brands, in mash, pel
lets and block form. 'Don’t your
hens need worming or tuning up?
We have the medicine. Halsey Feed
& Seed Store. “The Checkerboard .
Store.” ltc
MAKE OUR STORE YOUR LAWN
supply headquarters. We have about
everything you need. Rye grass
es, Vigoro, Clover, Bone Meal, Cot
ton Seed Meal, Pete Moss, Lime and
a Seed Sower to loan. Halsey Feed
& Seed Store. “The Checkerboard
Store.” ltc
FAT ROOSTERS, TURKEYS, GEESE
and Ducks. Just a few more left.
If in need of any of the above men
tioned, see us. Halsey Feed & Seed
Store. “The Checkerboard Store.”
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HOG GROWERS—WE CAN
you with all kinds of Hog Feed,
Sow and Pig Mash or Blocks. 40%
Supplement Mash or Block and 18%
and 20% Mash. We have a good
worming product. Halsey Feed &
Seed Store. “The Checkerboard
Store.” ltc
LOST—PAPER BAG CONTAINING
several pair of women’s shoes and)
one pair men’s shoes and baby ap-i
parel. Lost last Sunday morning.
Finder please call at 202 W. Church 1
Street or call 409. Reward. It '
MAN WANTED FOR 1,500 FAMILY
Rawleigh business. Permanent if you
are a hustler. Write Rawleigh’s
Dept. NCK-310-123, Richmond, Va.
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FOR RENT STEAM HEATED
room, private bath. Kitchenette if
desired. 206 N. Broad Street. Tele
phone 206. ltp
FOR SALE—ONE 1935 CHEVROLET
Sedan. Motor recently overhauled.
See or write Preston Morris, Route
1, Box 208, Edenton. ltp
FOR SALE—I BOAT, 13-FT. IN
board. Powered by air-cooled mo
tor. Price $150.00. Kenneth Wor
rell, Edenton, N. C., phone 240-J.
Oct2s,Novlpd
NEW SHIPMENT OF FLOWER
bulbs. Hyacinths (mixed), daf
fodils, narcissus, tulips and crocus
mixed). Halsey Feed & Seed Store,
“The Checkerboard Store.” ltc
FOR SALE—TERRA COTTA PIPE.
Farm Drain Tile. Kennan & Corey
Plumbing Co. Phone 545, Edenton.
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CONCRETE FENCE POSTS, PUMP
pipe, steel pipe, valves and fittings.
Kennan & Corey Plumbing Com
pany. Phone 545. Hertford High
way, Edenton. tfc
GET THE FEEL OF SUPER-EASY
DRIVING! Big-diameter, high
leverage steering wheel steers
with finger-touch response.
Nev: TIP-TOE self-energizing
disc brakes insure positive p” l
point turning. '
MALE HELP WANTED —GET INTO
business for yourself. Good Raw
leigh business open in Chowan and
Perquimans Counties. Fiektaan’will
help you. Write at once, Rawleigh’s
Dept F, 4th and Hull Streets, Rich
mond, Va. 0ct26,!N0v1,8,15,2229c
I HAVE ACQUIRED AND TORN
down the old M. G. Brown Mill. Out
of it I have an abundance of build
ing materials, roofing tin, joists. In
fact anything needed for building
purposes. This lumber is mostly
■ solid heart, unobtainable today, at
any price. Offered at half-price. M.
S. Elliott. Octll,lß,2snovlc
CHICKS, CHICKS, CHICKS—WE
are getting a few each week, Wed
nesday and Friday. We’ll do our
best to fill your order. They are
appreciated. Can get sexed by
special order. Halsey Feed & Seed
Store, “The Checkerboard Store.”
FOR SALE—HOT POINT GENERAL
Stove, like new. Frigidaire, 6 feet;
Chinese rug, 9x12 ft.; marble top
coffee table. Will sell at sacri
fice. Mrs. Ernest Gentile, 105
Mosely Street. Phone 339-J.
Octll—tf.
DIAPER SERVICE—SOFT, FLUFFY
and sterilized diapers now available
to young mothers in and around
Edenton. Don’t wait until your baby
is born —reserve now. Call 432, Tots
& Teens Shop, Agent for Stork Dia
per Service, Eliabeth City, N. C.
tfc.
FOR SALE—REGULAR SHOT GUN
shells, $1.50; Super, $1.75, 12
i gauge; 20 Ga. Remington Auto-
I matic Shot Gun and Shot gun
shells, $1.50. Herbert Leary, 105
i East King Street, Edenton. ltp
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Penn
Blended
If. Whiskey
Retail
Rvttla* 1 $1.95
1 m
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86 Proof
"MI STRAIGHT WHISKEYS IN THIS PRODUCT
ARE 4 YEARS OR MORE OU>. 35% STRAIGHT
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GET THE FEEL OF BALANCED
WEIGHT AND POWER! Weight
is matched to power for high
traction pull with trailing im
plements ... for peak perform
ance with the Farmall Super C’s
foil line of mounted equipnier.r.
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