White Cane Sale Is I
Now In Progress
1 Cooperation Is Urged to i
Raise Money For
Blind Work
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The White Cane Drive, under the
sponsorship of the Edeirton lions j
Club, is underway this week. At the \
regular meeting of the dub Monday 1
night, Dr. A. F. Downum, chairman j
of the drive, expressed the importance i
of the success of the White Cane Sale. •
Dr. Downum pointed out that one- i
third of the collections from the sale
will be spent here in Chowan County
for blind work and that the remaining ,]
two-thirds will be sent to the North ,
Carolina Association for the Blind for '
use in state-wide blind work. Every
member of the Lions Club was given
a number of white cane buttons to
sell and ail citizens are urged to co- '
operate in the drive.
W. W. Byrum had as his guests '
Lloyd Griffin of Edenton, B. A.
Brooks of Raleigh, and W. L. Mc-
Millan of Rocky Mount.
FHA Chapter Holds
Meet At High School
Friday of last week the Edenton ,
Chapter of the FHA held its regu
lar meeting in the Junior-l Senior High
School Library. The meeting was
opened by the president, Margaret
Parrish, using the FHA opening cere
mony. A short devotional was led byi
t Marion Goodwin.
The club elected Parli.nentarian and
reporter for the year. 'Serving as
'Parliamentarian will be Jackie Lane,
and as reporter will be Fay Taylor.
The president asked for suggestions
for money making projects for this
year. Several were made. Money
made from the projects will go to
ward a FHA Project For Improving
the School or Home Economics De
partment Napkins were sold last
year and those left are being -gold
by club members now.
The question as to whether or not
to have chapter mothers was discuss
ed. The class decided to have them
but nominations will be made at the
next meeting. The meeting was clos
ed by using FHA closing ceremony.
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I EDENTON SUFFOLK
Edenton Aces Tackle
Kinston Friday Night
Coach George Thomp
son’s Boys Will Be
Underdogs
Edenton’s Aces will face another
formidable foe Friday night, when
they are scheduled to tackle the Kin
ston Red Devils on the latter’s grid
iron. Kinston is reported to have a
rugged combination, flo that the Aces
will enter the contest decidedly the
underdog.
Coaches George Thompson and Ben
Perry have been putting the Edenton
boys through strenuous practice ses
sions in anticipation for this game
and believe the Aces will give the
Kinston team a run for its money.
Squad members are in good con
dition, so that they will do their best
to add another victory to their sea
son’s record of four losses and one
win.
Funeral Held Sunday
For Mrs. Annie Ainsley
Funeral services for Mrs A.nnie
Ainsley, who died Saturday morning
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
IS. R. Spruill, were conducted Sunday
afternoon at 3 o’clock at the graveside
in Tyrrell County.
She was a member of the Mount
Elma Methodist Church in Tyrell.
In addition to Mrs. Spruill she is
survived by Mrs. B. F. Twiddy also
of Edenton; and two sons, G. R. Ains
ley of Columbia and B. H. Ainsley of
Norfolk.
| if One of our
Approved List Selections
Towmotor
Corporation
This company’s 1951 _ sales were
the largest in its history, run
ning about 70% ahead of 1950.
At the beginning of this year the
company had a backlog of more
than $8 million in orders. Tow-1
motor’s products are being used,
increasingly in heavy industries j
where they are doing an outstand-1
ing job of reducing the cost of j
handling and moving materials, j
Approximate price—
s24.7s, I
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David M. Warren
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THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, N. C., THURSDAY OCTOBER 9, 1952.
146 Receive Old Age 1
Aid During September |
According to Mrs. J. <H. McMullan, j
superintendent of public welfare, dur-1
dng September 146 person* in Oho- ;
•wan County, received $8,704 in way of
old age assistance. Ten aid to de
pendent children cases received $326,
six aid to permanently and totally
disabled cases received $156 and 14
aid to blind cases received $428.
(General assistance was given two
persons in the amount of $30.45,
while other financial assistance in
cluded seven cases hospitalized in the
county. $645; two hospitalized out
side the county, $33.80, and one pau
peris funeral, $25.
Service cases included one adult, I
parolee under supervision, three re-1
woman s Magazfne come *the
nationally advertised
arands you like . . quality IIUIrMMP
you can trust. This week you'll
Ind these recognized favorites “*“®
on sale at Colonial. Look for
brands marked with a RED
3at your neighborhood Colo- * Meat and Produce
■a famous brand on sale at a Price* Effective thru
Colonial Stores price that
04n afford. Sat. Night/ Oct. 11th
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TjgSgh EVERYWOMAN'S RED TAG SPECIAL—LIQUID SHORTENING
WESSON OIL * 32/ « 61/
jßlk EVERYWOMAN'S RED TAG SPECIAL—PETER PAN
'fk PEANUT BUTTER. ■» 32/
SyjSr EVERYWOMAN'S RED TAG SPECIAL—DINTY MOORE 4$
i BEEF STEW tst 48/
EVERYWOMAN'S RED TAG SPECIAL—GORTON'S * -Bfcf,
CODFISH CAKES . » 20/
*§P TAVERN ai>pet,ze.«.... * 29/
EVERYWOMAN'S RED TAG SPECIAL—FFV FOIL WRAPPED
PECAN COOKIES . » 41 /
Souk* 3-Mh fiMdua SimuuOmt Vkoli
SWEET VINE-RIPENED FULL CUT BONELESS
HONEYDEWS ROUND STEAK
Each 33C “IT" 79/ "*S~ 891
TENDER JUICY—PINBONE OR
THIN SKIN—FULL OF JUICE CIDI AIKI »i*»f ■
CALIF LEMONS. ** 25/ SlßLOlNbww7s^<trßs/
1 • • Mm** THICK DELICIOUS—PORTERHOUSE—CLUB OR
' SELECTED CRISP GREEN PASCAL T DAkIC . oa -y f\ J us. J
CELERY 2 silk* lsfiT T ' BONE STEAK v79/v99/ (
VatLtlV I Mrn ***r ECONOMICAL PLATE—BONE-IN 4
U*Gf CRISP CALIF. ICSSKB CHUCK *OAST -£'47/(/
‘ LETTUCE ... 2 HP,. 23/ Plate Bone-lnSteCingßeef:.?. 25«
1 Jiff y Steaks « 89c
POTATOES W.W Quelity Bacun ... «. 49,
— Pork Loin Roast RL, L .. 29c RSI lb. 39c
lbs# fork Chops Center Cut. LB.
COLONIAL'S BLUE RIBBON BONUS BUYft—4 PIECE ‘
CANNISTER SET - 59/
1 reived veterans rehabilitation in co-’
| operation with the Department of
j Public Welfare, two persons received !
j free eye examinations through the ;
!N. ,C. 'State Commission for thej
I Blind, two investigations were made,
j for the local 'Draft Board, four child j
labor certificates were issued and 11
children received individual service.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
The engagement of Miss Lillian
Overman, granddaughter of the late
Mrs. Lillian E. Copeland of Harrells
ville, and Edmund J. Pruden, Jr., son 1
of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Pruden of Mer- ’
ry Hill, was announced Sunday. The (
i wedding will take place during the
j winter. |
! TRY A HERALD CLASSIFIED ;
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Chowan High Menu j
i Following is the menu for the lunch 1
room at Chowan High School for the
■week of October 6 to 10:
Monday—Milk, beef and vegetable
soup, .pimento cheese sandwiches, ,
crackers, bread and margarine, ap
ples.
Tuesday—'Milk, roast beef and gra
vy, snap beans, rice, biscuits, mar
garine, chocolate pudding. I
Wednesday—'Milk, roast pork, tur
-1 nip greens, candied yams, bread, mar
‘ garine, apple pie.
: Thursday—'Milk, Australian ravioli, 1
vegetable salad, beets, whole wheatj
I bread, margarine, rice and raisin pud
| ding. |
Friday—Milk, franks, butter beans, l
cole slaw, sliced tomatoes, bread, mar
garine, ginger bread.
ROTARY MEETS TODAY
Edenton’s Rotary Club will meet
today (Thursday) at 1 o’clock in the
Parish House. The Club has been
having splendid attendance, carrying
it up in tne nonor section of the dis
trict, so that W. T. Harry, president,
urges every Rotarian to be present.
Too Late To Classify
1 LOST PAIR WHITE
either in Westover Heights or West
Gale Street. Finder please return
to Mrs. N. K. Rowell, 112 West Gale
' Street. ltc
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