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SECTION ONE— Aces Lose Opener To Roanoke Rapids Friday Night 12 - 0 Milan Stilley Forced to Leave Game Due to Hand Injury Coach Ben Perry’s Edenton Aces lost their first football game of the current season Friday night in Roa noke Rapids when the Yellow Jackets won 12-0. The Aces threatened to score only once in the game when early in the first quarter they receiv ed the ball on downs on the Jackets’ 35-yard line. They advanced to the 24, where the ball was lost on a fum ble, which was rather frequent during the night by both teams. Roanoke Rapids scored its first touchdown in the first quarter when Tommy Williamson raced 40 yards to score. In the fourth quarter an Eden ton fumble was recovered by the Jac kets on the Aces’ 15. In seven plays they advanced to the one-yard stripe, from where David Williams crashed over for the second touchdown. Both trys for extra points failed. For the Aces Robert Twiddy and John Earl Whitson gained most ground with Bill Hardison, Ray Rog erson looking best on defense. Williamson, Williams and Moore were the principal ground gainers for Roanoke Rapids. Gibson and Vick were defensive standouts. The game was very costly in that Milan Stilley, one of Coach Perry’s principal ball luggers, was injured early in the game. Stilley’s hand was hurt in the third play of the game and he was forced to leave the field. In making your future plans, don’t count heavily on what you think other people will do for you. 1 i\m\^ Due to the popularity of the ’53 cars we have found that we are overstocked on used cars. Therefore, we are going to offer the following cars at a special reduction for a limited time only. If you are planning to buy a used car this Fall, this is your op portunity to take advantage of a great savings. Look These Over They’re Priced Right And Guaranteed 1948 PONTIAC B—Streamline8 —Streamline Sedan Coupe, hydramatic transmission, fully equip ped, new seat covers, 7 O C two-tone green (D I «/U 1949 CHEVROLE T—Fleetline, De luxe, 4-door sedan, fully Q O C equipped, white wall tires cDOJft) ' 1950 B U I C K 46S —Fully equipped, dy naflow transmission, 4 new ijOOC tires, only V 1951 PO N T I A C —Chieftain Deluxe, 4- door sedan, fully equipped, hydramatic transmission, two-tone A 1 COC paint, priced at tD 1 DUD 1951 BUIC K—Super, 4-door Sedan, dy naflow, easy eyeglass, seat covers, 4 new tires, two-tone paint, d* 1 priced at only <D 1 Uv V 1950 OLDSMOBILE 76—4-door se dan, hydramatic transmission, radio, heat er and new tires, going d* 11 at only wl X %/ 3 1950 BUIC K—Special, 4-door Sedan, one owner, low mileage, white wall tires, new paint job, new seat dt 1 A AfJ covers; a good buy uIUvV 1948 D O D G E—2-door Sedan, heater and defroster, good tires, good dj/IAC paint, only W s</9 1947 RAISE R—4-door Sedan, good tires, in good operating d|A i £ condition, a steal at.... Wm iU BUY A JENKINS USED CAR AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE CHAS. H. JENKINS MOTOR CO., Inc. Phone 147 East Queen Street Edenton, N. C. [■u ' ' Page Two | When the American Legion Fair is held October 26 through October 31, one of the feature performers will be Billy Outten, former AAU diving champion of the Eastern Seaboard and champion of the State of Florida who turned his talents towards profes sionalism and became in that field as important a figure as he was in ama teur competition. He and his lovely partner will thrill fair spectators dur ing fair week. From the top of the 110-foot ladder the tank has the ap pearance .of a small coin. Perfect judgment is necessary if Outten is to hit exact center. P<mn Premier Shows, greatest motorized show on earth, will be the midway attraction. Unpleasant as it usually is, people must be pushed if they are to work hard. THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON. SLCL_TOrUBSDAT_SEPTEMBER^I^I9S3^ 1 HEALTH FORAIiI READY FOR SCHOOL? The first day of school is a big event in a child’s life. He may have spent years in nursery school or kin dergarten, but he feels that first grade is “the real thing.” He is eag er, and at the same time a little wor ried. He may even be afraid. Os course, parents see the neces- , sity of taking Junior to the doctor to , make sure there are no physical de- i sects, such as poor eyesight or hear- ( ii.g, that will hold back his school ; progress. Many schools will give , reading readiness tests to be sure he is mentally ready for first grade. But , often his emotional preparation is i forgotten. There may be fears and ] wrong attitudes which will interfere ] with his adjustment to school. < “Just wait till you get to school. 1 They'll make you behave.’” Thought- j less parents may have used threats < like this which make school a terri-1 fying prospect. Older children may speak of teacher as a combination of j ogre and policeman and exaggerate > the difficulty of school work. If the damage has already been done, all members of the family will have to work together to repair it. ] An older child can take Junior 1 around the school and make him feel : familiar with the building. A shop ping excursion for clothes and school supplies will help make pleasant as sociations with the prospect of school. The change to a rigid schedule can be made gradually as summer ends, and 1 the time needed to get Junior up, ■ dressed, fed, and off to school can be worked out so that there will be lit tle tension and confusion when s he day comes. Mother will be wise to hide her feel ings and not tell the youngster how much she will miss him while fie is in school. With many children ad justment takes a few weeks, and par ents will have to be patient and un derstanding. It will only distress and perplex the child to be asked end less questions about what he learns 1948 PONTIAC 6—Torpedo Sedan Coupe, hydramatic transmission, white tires, two-tone green. Good trans portation, only (DOv v 1948 BUICK 46S—Sedanette, fully equipped, good paint, 4 new d» AA P| tires—A good buy <DQv 9 ,1951 CHEVROLE T—Styleline, 2- door Sedan, fully equipped, seat covers, twortone gray, a good buy All AH at only Wl 1 vD 1950 CHEVROLE T—Styleline, De luxe, 4-door Sedan, fully equipped, looks and runs like new. dt *■ Only tblUifD 1951 CHEVROLE De luxe, 4-door Sedan, one owner, fully equip ped, two-tone green with 1 OOC Power Glide W ImvO 1949 BUIC K—Roadmaster, 4-door Se dan, fully eqiupped, good (QQf buy at WvvU 1950 PONTIAC B—Chieftain Deluxe, 4-door Sedan, fully equipped with hydra matic transmission and til OR white wall tires wll vU 1952 PONTIAC B—Deluxe, 4-door Se dan, fully equipped, like 1 *7AC new car, only <D 1 I t/D 1950 CHEVR O L E T—Fleetline De luxe, 2-door Sedan, heater, defroster, Pow er Glide transmission, a t 1 HQI% very clean car tD X VJr O or what he does in his first school days. Parents are in an important posi tion to make the first days of school a happy adventure that will heed to a good emotional adjustment to school life. Home Ec Teachers Elect Set Os Officers Home economic teachers of Hie Al bemarle District met in the Edenton Junior-Senior High School Wednesday of last week. The district includes the counties of Chowan, Dare, Tyrrell, Currituck, Washington, Perquimans, Pasquotank and Gates. It was decid ed to meet once a month. Officers for the year were elected as follows: Miss Doris Mitchell of Weeksville, president Miss Catherine Hill of Edenton, secretary-treasurer; Miss Elizabeth Chappell of Elizabeth City, program chairman; Mrs. Beulah W. Gaylord of Roper, publicity chair man; and Miss Frances Newby of Chowan, FHA advisor chairman. ! A winning smile is not necessarily sincere. Classified Ads IF YOU SMOKE YOU NEED OLAG | Tooth Paste. Buy at the drug store. READY MIX CONCRETE DELlV ered to Edenton and vicinity from our new Williamston plant. Call us for your concrete requirements. Phone 1146 Washington, N. C. Septl7,24,Octlc For SALE—BLACK HEAD CON trol for turkeys. Sulmet for chick * ens. Cod liver oil, lump charcoal, roost paint and lice powder, baby chicks. Special prices on large or ders. Halsey Feed & Seed Store, “The Checkerboard Store.” tfc WANTED—WHY WORRY ABOUT Athlete’s Foot, Boils, Bums, Itch, Eczema, Impetigo, Pimples, Psorias sis, Ringworm or any known skin disease. Ask your druggist about V-J-O. ExpFeb2o, 1954 pd I No costly pipes or registers to install or dean! ■ | I "ZSiSSZ ijpjpppj u iHmnnTi A jjfipfS |II /J, || >, SB jj h|l vA mMgAyr { '' - v . . HWC ,■■ ;■ JBMC: fl|E thIOLIS jCa This TWo-in-oiio Heatmaker’ DOCS /7*f BeUv captures the Top-o’-the-Ftame heat that’s -—" —”\ 4 Times Hotter than Side-o’-the-Flame heat, \ doesn’t waste it up the flue as ordinary heaters do. This extra, patented, inner heater is built, — iKnislfißßsl v *‘ tJ .tia \ right into the heart of the hottest fire. It cap-1 hiatmak w J!-— J turee the 4 Times Hotter Heat from the burner \ M °'V«» flame and pours it out over the floors through- l »m'M tUi : Mgg out your home. L —" HUB ThU MoHh-T.,. < g < 'WM ■ Tour dealer will demonstrate. >\\l// y \ i kHkHI HI i You’ll see and feel how Siegler \ j|g a . captures the 4Times Hotter Top-o'- * V \ the-Flame heat and forces it over ~ \ your floors throughout your home. rhu tM/AM/vrees /r/ "If your Siegler Oil Heater doesn’t 1“ W/Km deliver more and hotter heat over ,%-C A the floors than ANY comparable S t size heater on the market today, 111 Rlßf/fif ‘ regardless of make or price, you KHHI. get your money back!” m ’WWt' Wk ff* YOUR NEAREST DEALS! OR WRITE SIEGLER, CENTRAL!A, HL 4 A I§|| .9 ' ' Quinn Furniture Company PHONE 198 0 I PIAhlO —I HAVE A BEAUTIFUL Spinet piano partly paid for which you may have with a small down I payment, balance by month or year. , Don’t write unless interested, care 1, F. B. Merritt, Route 4, Salisbury, N. C. Aug21,28,5ept4,11,18,25 HOUSE TRAILER—26-FOOT. PAGE Caravan, excellent condition inside | and out; new awning, electric brakes, modern, deeps four. Must , sell by October Ist -A complete home for $1895.00. See anytime at Edenton frailer Park, Edenton, N. C., Capt. Don R. Anderson. ltpd 1 MAN OR WOMAN TO TAKE OVER route of established Watkins cus tomers in the city of Edenton. Earnings unlimited. No investment necessary. We will help you get started. Write J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. S-3, Richmond, Va. Septl7,24,Octl3pd FOR RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED rooms— kitchen and bath. Apply] Bell’s Store, 207 North Broad St Septl7,24pd WANTED AT ONCE—MAN OR WO man to supply Rawleigh household necessities to Consumers in the town nearby. Full or part time. A postal card will bring you full de tails without obligation. Write • Rawleigh’s Dept. NCI-310-271, Rich mond, Va. Sept.l7pd FOR SALE PUPPIES. HALF Cocker Spaniel and half Collie. Cheap. Also Beagle running dogs and puppies. Call R. Clyde Privott. Route 1.- Septlo,l7pd FALL GARDEN SEED, FERTILIZ er, and Nitrate of Soda; fresh stock just arrived. Halsey Feed & Seed Store. “The Checkerboard Store.” tfc HELP WANTED FEMALE—MAKE money at home addressing enve lopes for advertisers. Use typewrit er or longhand. Good full, spare time earnings. Satisfaction guar anteed. Mail $1 for instructional manual. Transglo, P. 0. Box 1543, Wichita, Kansas. ltc WANTED TO BUY RHODE ISLAND pullets three or four months old. W. A. Munden, 1005 North Broad Street. Phone 414-J. ltpd FOR SALE NEW ONE-STORY house, two bedrooms, bath, kitchen ette and living room. Herbert Leary, Edenton, N. C. ltpd WANTED! Saleslady Or Salesman ’ For - GATES, CHOWAN AND PERQUIMANS COUNTIES j 1. Must have good car. 2. Must be independent. 3. Must devote full time. 4. Must be interested in earn ing in excess of $75.00 per week. GUARANTEED INCOME TO QUALIFIED PERSON Give Full Particulars First Letter Box 736 GREENVILLE, N. C. I Lewis Floor Sanding and Refinishing CLEANING AND WAXING CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE PHONE 452-J-l Edenton, N. C.
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