PAGE FOUR Dorothy Heninger Weds Jack Habit Ceremony Performed In' Catholic Church Sun day Afternoon igt Ann's Catholic Church, Eden ■ban, was Whe scene of a ljeaultiful cere- Tnony as Mass Dorotiiy Aral Heninger, daughter of Mrs. J- W. Hoßowell of Edenton was wed too Sgt. John F. Hab it, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hab it of Edenton ait 3 o’clock Sunday, April 19th. Hie double ring cere many was performed by Father IP. J. McCourt, pastor of St. Ann’s Church. ~ The church was beautifully decorat ed with -white gladiolus, porn poms, mums, and snapdragons as well as palms, fern and candles. The bride, who was given in mar riage by her brother, Leroy Heninger, Wore a ballerina length dress of lace over- satin. The fitted bodice extend ed to long sleeves ending in points over the hands. Her finger tip veil of imported illusion was arranged to a tiara of seed pearls. She carried a ■whit© prayer book covered 1 with two baby white orchids and showered with stephanofis. Mrs. L. M. Dowd, sister of the bridegroom, as matron of honor, wore a ballerina dress of green nylon tulle over taffeta with a white lace bodice and matching headpiece. She carried a nosegay of yellow carnations and pink roses. Miss Gladys Heninger, sister of the bride, of Norfolk, Va., and Mrs. Frank Habit were bridesmaids and wore gowns of orchid like that of the ma tron of honor with ‘ matching head pieces and carried nosegays of purple carnations 'and yellow rases. Frank Habit, brother of the bride groom, was best man and the ushere were Larry Dowd and George Habit. The bride’s mother IwKhe a navy blue dress with matching accessories. Her corsage was white carnations* The mother of the bridegroom wore a pow der blue dress with navy accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. The honorary bridesmaids were: Mrs. Gerald Layriten and Misses Mari etta Perry, Joan Cobb, IShirley Harks, Alphia Small and Frances Bennett. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride groom on North Broad IStireelt La tter the couple left by car for Enid, Oklahoma, where Sgtt. Habit is now stationed Iwith the Air Farce. The bride wore for traveling a navy blue and white suit with white accessories and the orchids from her prayer book. The outt-of-itown guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Craddock, Charles Craddock and Jimmy Craddock of Nor folk, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bunch of Newport News, Va,, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas King of Tyner, Mrs. W. P. Parks of Tyner and Mr. 'and Mrs. IS. B. Archbell of 'Elizabeth City. i Choral Club Musicale < At White Oak School j i The public is invited to attenl the first musicale of the choral dub of ] White Oak Consolidated School on ' Sunday afternoon, April 26, at 3 < o’clock in the auditorium of the school. 1 The school’s Rhythm Band will also j makes its second public appearance at this recital. Mrs. R. H. Tompkins, < the music instructor, will direct the a groups in their presentations. < On Thursday night, April 23, at i 8 o’clock the second an dthind grades , of White Oak Consolidated School Will present an operetta. Mrs. (Parker, i Gilliam and Hicks are the teacher sponsors of the program. try a herald classified ad masw. • JVo change in policy %No change in service • Afo change in management or personnel EDKNTON Raleigh ... 11th Flow, Insurance Building—Phone 2-3711 REPRESENTATIVE: : _ j) a yid Warren Chaelotte ... 601 Johnston Building—Phone 2-7783 Mi Soath GrMTine Street New Yo px City .. .40 Wall Street—Phone HAnover 2-8260 jrGOOD HEALTH —i 1 T DOES REMOVAL TONSILS PREVENT j- VALUABLE FOOD 7 Answer to Question No. 1: i Health insurance is the method 1 v by which millions of Americans 1 protect themselves today against ’ the costs of serious illness or ac cident Since most families and - individuals are not themselves able to cope with the financial • burdens, of serious illness which - requires hospitalization, surgery 1 or medical care, health insurance : spreads the costs (in the manner i that automobile or fire and theft insurance do) over many people at rates which most individuals and families afford. : Answer to Question No. 2: Hot entirely. Removal of en i larged diseased tonsils reduces the 'likelihood of infection, and makes I COLORED SCHOOL I NEWS , | The choir of Oxford Orphanage, Ox ford, N. €., gave a program at the Edenton High School Sunday, April 18, alt 3 P. M. The program was introduced by Alexander Blaine, instructor of Agri culture at Edenton High School. A warm welcome address was given by Pnotf. IR. 'F. 'Walker, principal of Edeutan High School. Mrs. W. E. Cox gave some interest ing highlights on Oxford Orphanage, resulting from one of her recent visits. The program was quite entertain ing to all. Poems and musical num bers were the program’s general make up. The Rev. T. H. Brooks, Superinten dent of Oxford Orphanage, made in teresting remarks on the orphanage’s program, activities and the overall improvement of the physical plant. Communities Meet To Consider Development Representatives from five communi ties met with the agricultural workers at Rocky Hock School on Monday evening to consider the community and county development program and. also entering itihe “Counity of the Year in Rural Progress” contest. At this meeting the rural people made several important decisions. They agreed to have the county enter the state contest. It was decided that the best approach in planning a pro gram for community and county im provement yould be Wo work on a community basis. They selected one representative from each of the nine communities who met alt the Chowan Community building on Wednesday night, April 22, Wo talk over suggested plans and activities to be presented to the community. Following this a meeting will be held in each communi ty where the people in the community can work out their program of work and goals for fthe community. Moye S. Williams, Extension special is THE CHOWAN HERAXB, EDENTOfN. N. C, THUEBDXT APRIL 28, 1»W. l-l-l— n-im-M I , I sore throat less likely. Removal of such tonsils takes away the already infected area, and lessens mouth-breathing and undesirable later complications. Answer to Question No. 3:* Yes, it is a very valuable food. , Pound for pound it has about the i same protein and vitamin and calcium value as meat Pound for pound it has less calories (weight- , gaining qualities), because-it is j low in fat. Salmon has slightly I more calories than other fish. Salt- • water fish is an excellent source < of food iodine. Certain fish oils j (such as cod liver oil) are rich, in vitamins A ana D and are j used extensively in medicine. (Copyright 1993 by Health Informa tion Foundation) spent one day assisting -the agents in planning this program. | Rent Forum | (These questions were selected from Whose often asked of the lo cal rent office. They apply only Wo those accommodations which are under, rent control. If you have a question, or Ifjwu sire ini doubt as to whether yotfr accom modation is under the rent stab ilization .program, contact Ithe area rent office located in the Edenton Municipal Building,) Question: lam moving two houses that are now subject Wo nenlt and evic tion controls from one lott ito another I have bought on another street. Does the maximum rent remain the Same or should I re-register the houses? Answer: In the Case where these houses aire moved Wo a completely new location (presumably on rollers) you should register them as new rentals i within 30 days after Whey are first rented in the new location. The maximum rent twill be the first rent charged at Whe new locations, subject to reduction by the rent office if found (to be excessive. Question: When I registered with ,'the rent office I was renting a house as an unfurnished unit and the maxi mum rent was established on What basis. I later furnished the house for the tenant which was after the effective date of rent control, and be gan charging a higher rent even though I did not apply Wo Whe rent of fice for an increase in the maximum rent Now Ithe tenant is suing me for overcharge. Can I get a retroactive order from the rent office increasing my maximum rent from the date I first furnished the house ? Answer: No. Once the maximum rent is established it cannot be in creased by an order retroactive to a date earlier than the date you file a petition for adjustment. If your case were to b 6 settled by the rent office or Rent Advisory Board you would probably receive consideration for the reit you hive 'tteda allowed overcharges it is up Wo the court to de. cade what consideration you should re. ceive, if any. Your cage should serve as an example Wo all landknxh who Ido not petition timely for increases Whey are entitled Wo. Question: I put up a $lO deposit ‘on an apartment but whan I returned to sign Whe lease several days latter Whe landlord said he had changed his mind and was renting to another ten ant. Gan i sue ibis lantitard for treble damages? Answer: Not under the Federal rent laws. The laws administered by the area rent office have nothing ho do with such deposits when itihe relation of landlord and tenant is not created. Your recourse, if any, would be under State or local laws. , Question: I rented a house under an agreefoemt with Whe landlord What I would do certain painting and carpen try work to take care of the first five months’ rent and thereafter would pay file legal maximum rent Now What the work on Whe house has been com pleted he says he doesn’t intend to continue renting it to me and that I must move when the five months axe up. Gan he evict me? Answer) You ore a bona fide ten ant within ithe meaning of Whe Fed eral rent laws and your landlord can not evict you for the reasons you State. In other words, you have the same rights as any other tenant al though you have paid your rent in work rather Whan in cash. Question: I have just bought a piece of rental property and have dis covered that it is not registered with the rent office as required. Should f r SINGER ~ I s»rvlc« U Always I Avo'lqbla Star SttOn* Bewtog Machine Wrvei the finest to' service and p«rtt* Kerntmotr, no inautr wnvit you niovs, rsUabla ntm Service fit always ss dose sa yotir telephone! b *- '-*■* • ■nto MI YOU* miPHOM DIRtO- l TORY Ml YOU* NEAREST ‘ •A MtsuA *1 ms mta tea. es.v SINGER SEWING CENTER Edenton Representative L. R. Christianson 106 Morris Circle PHONE 154-iW M m 9 KM |K UA lIVII MMKM mM MM |1 MM B 9 HkM MM Mmm9m ■■ 9 H* now register the property and will I be penalized if I do f IMwter: You should register the ’ property as soon aa possible. You SSwtl be penalized foTany violation •Xavaib occurrea oexaro you Became me 1 owner. The previous owner remains ; liable for any pass violaltions. Question] My keeps a key .to my apartment and frequently goes ; into it when lam away. I know that ‘ my landlord should have access Wo the 1 apartment under proper circumstances 1 but it is disturbing to me to have someone go into my apartment when I 1 am away and without my knowledge. Is there anything the rent office can do Wo stop it? Answer: The (Federal rent laws 1 are written Wo protect tenants against 1 exorbitant rente and unwarranted - evictions; not Wo become involved in such disputes as you cite, except to Whe extent What you might be deprived ‘ of full use of the unit and services your landlord is required Wo furnish. ; It would appear that in this case your ! right of action would be under State ’ or local laws, rather Whan the Federal ; rent laws. COMPLETES SOIL TESTS 1 County Agent C. W. Overman last week completed Waking soil samples for 4-H projects in field crops for the prssent year. RPEMNMMBBMHHNMNHBMBMBMMEMIMBBNBEBBMBBIMBMBMEMi NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS j; By order of the Town Council, on Monday, May 11, I will advertise for sale for taxes all property on which the 1952 tax and paving as sessment has not been paid, the date of sale be ing Monday, June 8,1953. Please pay your taxes before May 11, and thus avoid having your property advertised for sale. LOUISE D. COKE, Collector TOWN OP EDENTON . - - - - - - - - - - ENGAGEMENT. ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mr* K. Parris Davis’ daughter, Mass Iris Joan Leery, to IWiffliam OatrMxm Deal of Edenton. The Wedding is scheduled to take piece in June TRY A HERALD CLASSIFIED AD vlAlllfi fjft 4/5 QUART ; .Ak S4OO j§Bjil\ pints STRAIGHT APPLB Jr BRANDY 1 LAIRD AND % COMPANY «ort6«rd*»,»* Jwbqriklk.'

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