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Chowan 4-H Boys Trying For Team In Livestock Judging Group of Six Travel to Rocky Mount Wed nesday Chowan County 44H Club boys who are interested in livestock judging hare recently had practice in judging. " Several club members from Chowan School are determined to make the. team, and have been concentrating on fat steers and fat hogs for market. There will he four boys on the team, with two alternates. Their first con test was at the iFat 'Stock 'Show and •**S|||Rt!«N ■■ ■ ~ b -h llSßl**** V '"■vtS **•••••••••■••••••••••••* |H fl ■ fl B B I I XX/VVYY\y !!!:!!:!!! # *»••••••••••••••••••• !■ fl B Hr Shop at P& Q SUPER MARKET where r VALUES ON PARADE j « Bonnet. We’ve all the makin’s for a royal ! JUICY FLORIDA I DRESSED AND DRAWN feast, too! Let us help you with Lotta GRAPEFRUIT FRYERS! § | proowce |mß«s EXTRA FANCY GOLDEN BANTAM '* M Corn-on-Coh ~..3 ears 29c JeronK dry cure— fancy iff Sweet Potatoes. 3 lbs. 39c X&Ogak TENDER NEW FLORIDA Hi Cabbage, lb 5c <8 GREEN TOP BUNCH I FANCY FLORIDA BUNCH ■ ONIONS RADISHES Jit 10c 12 bunches 15c 1-lb. Carton Harrell’s II PURE LARD 111 2 lbs. 25c xQ | S m ySHm aS Oq9 Ili ■ FRESH 111 l w V I m M FOK DYEING % 38 K I- J|| / WHITE \ 1/eggs i jBR jjg. : ' jQENk ... Qtr ~ iWOa • Sale in Rooky Mount Wednesday of I this week. Six boys were taken to Rocky Mount. (However, the four who will be on the team have not been chosen as yet from this group of six. Therefore, there is still much competition among the boys to make the team. This is the first year that Chowan County has had a livestock judging team. In addition to prizes and awards which may be won, .the team members learn a great deal about the selec tion of good livestock. GUILD (MEETS APRIL 13 The Wesleyan Service Guild of the Methodist Church will meet at 8 o’clock Monday night, April 13, at the home of Mrs. Harry Lassiter on . the base road. The meeting will begin at 8 o’clock and all members are ex pected to be present. Be just before you’re generous. —(Sheridan. -————*•— -a * a * S (THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON. N. G. THURSDAY APRIL 2, 1963. ■ ■—■ February Defense Bond Sales Total $23,878 In Chowan Pender County Already Exceeded Its Quota For 1953 Sale c? Series E, H, J, and K Unit ed 'States Defense Bonds in Chowan County for the month of February totaled $23,878.75. Os this amount, $20,378.75 was in Series E Bonds; $1,500.00 in Series H Bonds; and $2,- 000.00 in Series J & K Bonds (com bined). This sales announcement is made by County Defense Bonds Chair man A. B. Harless, based' on the/ 7l 1 Q^ or 4 9<n lb - 49 C jp || U. S. Choice Western Rib Steaks lb. JONES—“The Ham Makes the Difference” l-LB. BAG 1-LB. CELLO SAUSAGE FRANKS 55c 55c No. 303 Green Giant No. 2y 2 Del Monte Sliced June Peas Peaches 2 cans 35c 29c 1-lb. Armour’s Corned kinganis LUNCHEON MEAT Beef Hash K. P. can 29c can 33c FRESH SHUCKED A . 111 l OYSTERS-p|| IJj 1 1 fgili PT. STANDARD PT. SELECT SUPER MARKETMIIfIIM »7l“. oe _ M&. i dc j| J monthly sales report from Allison James, State Director of the U. S. Defense Bonds Division in Greens boro. The total figures for North Caro lina’s 100 counties were as follows: Series E $4,726,355.50; Series H $161,- 000.00; Series J & K (combined) $ 60,628.00; totaling $5,547,983.60. County Chairman Hartess in an nouncing the above sales, explained that the foregoing state sales figures include $674,000.00 of Series E Bonds purchased by North Carolinians in the Armed forces during January. These sales, which have not been previously reported, were distributed to North Carolina’s 100 counties on a per capita basis in February sales. Chairman Harless also stated that the people of Pender County have ai reaidy, during the first two months of this year, exceeded their entire 1953 year’s Defense Bonds sales quota. Pender is the only county'in the state so far which has equalled or exceed ed*its 1953 quota. Lunch Room Menu «► The menu at the Edenton Elemen tary School so; the week beginning Tuesday, April 7, will be as follows: Tuesday—Raviola, carrot sticks, hot rolls, butter, apple sauce, peanut butter cookies, milk! Wednesday Spiced ham, green beans, toss salad, baked apples, bread, butter, milk. Thursday—Turkey salad, peas and carrots, pickles, hot rolls, butter, milk, chocolate cake. Friday—Franks, dried beans, cole slaw, rolls, butter, milk, gingerbread. EASTER EGG HUNT Members of the Methodist Church School will observe an (Easter egg hunt Monday afternoon, April 6, at 3 o’clock. The affair will be held at the Ezell Ward grove on the Suffolk highway. ARIVIOUR’S Star Smoked Butt or Shank Portion lb. 59c i Old Cure Harrell’s Smithfield Type COUNTRY HAM, h 79c Jt /oosSw TALL PET OR CARNATION ||||| MILK i BY THE CASE J|||| $6.75 1 Yes, We Still Have New Zealand CHUCK SIRLOIN and T-BONE vgSSSgX BEEF ROAST STEAKS ■ lb. 33c lb. 43c 111 Jim Daniels Named Bertie Song Leader More people than could crowd into the building were on hand at Conorit sa Baptist Church Sunday afternoon to attend the Bertie County Fifth Sunday Sing, when a splendid pro gram was rendered. 'At a brief business meeting (W. Jim Daniels of Edenton was elected song leader of the sing, succeeding (Levy Goodwin of Ahoskie, who died in De cember after serving as song leakier for 20 years. Mr. Daniels will also head the sing ing at a revival meeting in the (Letwis ton Baptist Church which will begin Sunday, April 12, and continue for 10 days. Nice Touch Wise —You know, Wibur, I speak as I think. Husband—Oh, no, my dear. You speak quite often. PAGE THREE
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