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U. S. Treasurer WV
Speak At Session Os
Farm-Home Week
Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest
On Progrartt Thurs
day, June 11
Mbs. Ivy Baker Priest, Treasurer
of Who United States, will be guest
speaker at the amjnual meeting y>f the
North Carolina Federation of Home
Demonstration Clubs on June 11 at
Farm and Home Week in Raleigh.
Mrs. Priest was bom in Kimberly,
Utah, and is the daughter of Orange
Decatur and Clara Feamley Baker.
She afttepded the elementary schools
at Kimberley, and was graduated from
Bingham High School at Bingham,
Utah. She entered Ithe University of
Utah, but left college in her fresh
man year and as the eldest iof seven
children, took over the family respon
sibilities when her father, a miner, ,
became ill 1 .
Later Mrs. Priest continued her ed
ucation through Extension courses at
the University of Utah. She became
a telephone operator and was soon
advanced to supervisor. She then
went into merchandising, working
during the day and teaching classes
in American history and citizenship
at night.
Her interest in public service has
been reflected in her work as presi
dent of the Utah State Women’s
Legislative 'Council, as vice-president
of the Utah Safety Council and in' the
general Federation of Womein’s Clubs
and the American Red Cross. She ;
took the lead in winning the first i
minimum wage for working wometn in ,
Utah, and participated in the foumdti|ng
of the Youth Canter for David Coun
ty, Utah (Salt Lake city).
Mrs. Priest was nominated by ,
President Dwight D. Eisenhower on
January 28, 1953. Mrs. Priest, the
of the United States. The nomination '
was confirmed on January 27, 1953,
and Mrs. Priest assumed office on
January 28, 1953. Mrs. P r iest, the
mother of three children, calls Boun
tiful, Utah, home.
[Hospital Patients |
Patients admitted to Chowan l Hos- j
pital for the week May 4 to 10 were:
White Miss Vicky Allsbrook,
■Bennie Harris, Jennings Bunch, Mrs.
Inez ‘ Gosser, Mrs. Clara Cooper, '
Mrs. Lydia Baker, Mrs. Edna Cor
prew, Frank Williams, Mrs. Martha
Ward. Allen Boyd Harless, John Mil
ler, Mrs. Maude Lane, Mrs. Julia 1
Sutton, Mrs. Hazel Byrum and baby 1
girl, Walter Merritt and Mrs. Flora :
Hurdle. '
Negro—Gertrude White, Evelyn
Lundy and baby boy, Mary Satter- 1
field and baby girl, Mary Blount, -
Daisy Perry, Navada Moye and Dora (
Hill. 1
Patients discharged May 4 to May
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Above is pictured a group of Edenton Seniors who last week enjoyed a tour of Washington, D. C. Front row, left to right, are: Marjorie Thigpen, Thomissa
Goodman, Margaret Miller, Shirley Keater, Legion Owens, Juanita Alexander, Billy Russell, Kitty Campen, Barbara Hollowell, Sharon Lupton, Charlotte Small, Ann
White, Vivian Alexander, Betsy Duncan, Anne Hawkins, Barbara Leary, Marion Goodwin, Linda Downum. Back row, left to right, Lou Jordan, Allen Harless, A1
Owens, Billy Gardner, president of the class, Bobby Bunch, Francis Hicks, Mrs. Francis Hicks, Mrs. West Leary, West Leary, Congressman Herbert Bonner, Mrs.
Ralph Blades, Jasper Holmes, Fred Lassiter, Lyn Boswell, Francis Hicks, Jr., John Foxwell, Ted Lassiter, Pete Dail, Ray Tollfey, Freddie Byrum, John Dobson, N. J.
George and Helen Boswell.
10 were:
White—Mrs. Evelyn Eure, Speight
Taylor, Arthur Byrum, Jonnie Van-
Horn, Miss Annette White, Bennie
Harris, Miss Vicky Allsbrook, Mrs.
Mollie Bunch, Frank Williams, Mrs
Clara Cooper, Mrs. Marion Nixon,
John Miller, Mrs. Martha Ward, Al
len Boyd Harless, Mrs. Lydia Baker,
Boyd Jett and Mrs. Edna Corprew.
Negro—Daisy Perry, Esther Cree
cy and baby boy, Shepherd Rowls,
Evelyn Lundy and baby boy, Levin
Ward, Connie Cos ton, Tallue Holley,
Daisy Perry and Navada Moye.
Visiting ministers for the week
May 11-17 are: White, the Rev. B
V. Childers; Negro, the Rev. R. E.
Horsley.
Mrs. Gordon Speaker
For St. Paul’s Auxiliary
Mrs. William Gordon of Spray, N.
C., guest speaker at the May 7th
meeting of St. Paul’s Episcopal
Church, Edenton, stressed in her talk
that “We say that we will say our
prayers instead that we will pray
our prayers.”
In her address on “The Auxiliary
Prayer” Mrs. Gordon elaborated on
the phrases from the prayer “to pray
fervently, to work diligently and to
give generously” and in so doing
she said we pray not only for oth
ers but ourselves.
Mrs. Gordon, who is the mother of
Bishop Gordon of Alaska and Miss
Joycelyn Gordon missionary to In
dia, was introduced by Mrs. W. B.
Rosevear.
The business session was dispen-
THft OBOWIAW HERALD. EDENTON. N. CL. THURSDAY HAY I*. 1958.
sed with by Mrs. George K. Mack,
t auxiliary president.
Following the meeting Mrs. Gor
“ don was entertained at tea in the
s- Parish Hpuse. Forty-one auxiliary
members were present including
> members of the Hertford Auxiliary.
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EDENTON, N. C.
Competition
“I suppose (the IStitJe wife will win
all Ithe arguments in your house?”
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NOTICE OF SHE OF PROPERTY FOR
DELINQUENT 1952 TAXES
By order of the Town Council, Ithe undersigned will, ion June 8,1953, at
12 o’clock noon, at the Court House door, offer for sale Ibo ithe highest bidder
all property (on which the 1952 taxes have molt been paid.
Following is a list of the delinquent taxpayers, the property to be Sold
and ithe taxes, cost, etc., by each taxpayer:
WHITE
Edenton Bay Packing Co., Water Street property $448.57
Edenton Veneer Mill, veneer plant 364.80
George Barrow, house 103 Johnson Street 14.86
Harley B. Batten, house and apartment, Cabarrus Street * 85.08
0. L. Brown, house 922 North Broad Street 34.84
Mrs. Eddie Cahoon, lot No. 90, North Edenton 2.52
R. A. and Martha Crosseitt, lot Nkx. 59, North Edenton 1.96
Arthur and Hattie Chappell, house 203 East Eden Street 116.45
B. W. Evans, scroll mill building and offices, hull house 357.55
Griffin’s Grocery, store East Queen Street 47.08
John B. Harrison and wife, house Granville and Gale Streets 55.31
Robert G. Henderson, house Water Street by Johnston’s Bridge- 15.23
Noel M. Hobhs, two houses on lots 12 and 13, North Edenton ' , 27.80
E. L. Hollowell, Jr., house 1023 North Broad Street , 22.20
J. M. Jones and W. B. Shepard, part of India Wharf owned iby J. M.
Jones j 8.24
T. Wallace Jones, building W. Hicks St., house E. Queen )St 222.90
Albert Lassiter, house West Gale Street , 56.64
Evelyn G. Leary, house 206 East King Street 41.64
George W. Leary, house 222 East Queen Street 32.39
Arthur Lee, House 701 Cabarrus Street 32.26
J. Willis McClenny, Venetian blind building, north Broad Street '52.95
O. P. Overman, house 808 North Broad IStreet; lolt 150 and % lot 151 39.46
A. L. Perry and wife, Itin shop, North Edenton; house (Bond \Street;
lots 14 and 15 114.70
Jarvis L. Pierce, house 814 North Broad Street 47.29
John M. Privtortt, house and lot BaiSt King Street 93.11
J. L. iSavage Estate, lot North Edenton 2.65
Franklin E. Twiddy, house an lot 99, North Edenton . 30.23
H. IS. West and wife, house 300 West Gale Street 27.80
W. R. West, house 207 Court Street 2 34.35
T. L. White Estate, lot Eden Heights C 1.96
Watson B. White, lot 22 North Edenton 2.52
COLORED
Shelbon W. Badham, house 216 'East Gale Street $ 6.12
Charlie Bembry, lot Albemarle Street 6.08
Saide and Mabel Bembry, house 213 East School Street 8.25
AnnSe Blount and Bessie Miller, lot Peterson Street 4.70
Joe Befnnettk, house 204 N. Oakum Street; lot on Carteret Street 32.95
Evalina Blount, lot Ryder Lane 2.30
Frank Blount, lot Bast Peterson Street 2.65
George Blount Estate, lot Freemason Street 5.59
George Blount and Joseph Vann, lot Carteret street 21.52
Howard Blount, house 133 West Carteret Street 26.46
John H. Blount, house 202 North Moseley Street , 7.32
Leander Blount, house West Peterson Street J 15.50
George W. Bond, house 206 East Gale Street 10.67
Alverta Branch, house E. Freemason iSkt.; lot N. Oakum 16.77
H. L. Brewer, house 124 E>. Freemason; lot, E. Freemason , 29.75
Henry Burke Estate, house 110 East Freemason Street 9.63
Mattie Burke Estate, house 106 North Oakum Street 9.63
Mary Ooffield Estate, house 714 North Granville Street 8.80
Lawrence and Dorothy Collins, lot East Peterson Street 24.08
Sam D. and Cora Collins, lot East Albemarle Street 4.04
William Colins, house 309 Wert Church; house 121 E. Albemarle 43.93
Tam Coston Estate, house 129 Wert Peterson St.; lot N. Granville ESt. 8.94
Emma Cox Estate, house 105 West Carteret Street 7.54
Beatrice Dix, house East Hicks Street 5.09
Annie Duggins, house 118 East Carteret Street , 8.59
Golden Frink, lot Hicks and Granville Streets 3.68
Lynn Feribee, lots Ryder Lane 5.08
Miles Goodwin Estate, house 120 East Freemason Street 13.82
Laura and Elizabeth Griffin, lot West Gale Street 4.75
Mairy Gussom Eisltate, lot East Church Street 5.44
Mary Halsey Estate, house d'l2 East Albemarle Street 15.23
Vernon Halsey, house 137 East Albemarle Street; store 185
Albemarle 1 Street 39.02
Joseph Hathaway, house 127 Wert Carteret Street—Z Z ZZZ- 16.01
Dora Hoskins, house 107 Gale Street. 614
James W. Howoott Estate, house 130 East Carteret; lot, East Oarterettl
Street 18.72
Martha Jackson, house North Granville Street 4.76
J. B. Jenkins, lot Wert Albemarle Street Z 405
Charlie Jemigan Store, 217 North Oakum Street; house, 216 North
Odeum IStreetr house, 203 North Oakum Street; store, North
Oakum Street; Shop, Bart Carteret Street; house, 112 West
Freemason Street ' . 85.65
Thomas H. Jemigan, lot 408 North Oakum IStreet 26.20
Martha L. Jordan Estate, lot Peterson Street 3.33
Vance Lamiberth, houdfe 120 East Carteret Street 16.26
Annie Douglas Leary, house 206 West Gale IStreet 16.23
H. L. Manley, house and 2 lofts Eden Heights , m. 60
Charlies and Lilly Mayo, house 616 North Oakum Street 4.75
Maude Newby, loft Oakum Street, near railroad 2.65
Haltfße Norman, house 203 East Albemarle Street.. 12 32
Rev. E, S. Parker, house, 131 East Albemarle Street; blouse, 129 East
Albemarle Street; house, Oakum Street; lot, Peterson Street;
■l. (house on railroad near Gale Street 5378
William and Emma Reeves, house '409 North Granville [Street 2116
Gertrude Riche Estate, lot Ryder Lane. ... . 265
Elbert Riddick Estate, Cot Cemetery Street *** 68A
John W. Rollins, house 210 Bast Hicks Street... , nan
Weston Satterfield, left East Carteret Street 5.44
Betsy Sawyer Estate, house 107 East Albemarle Street 16 23
Evelyn E. Spellman, (house 129 East Carteret Street 12.42
William Spruill, house East Albemarle Street «. n. 63
Sara A. SUHton, house 104 Wert Carteret Street 7 54
Mipnie Taylor, lofts, Ryder Laras ; o' 03
Ladell Valentine, house 114 EaSt Gale Street tLLgs
•W. A. Valentine, Shop, 307 North Oakum Street; house, 106 West
wT Street 4 25.36
house
flWkSfc day of May, 1955. LQUISE rtkaac OnUadlm.
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