Officials Os Cupola
House Meet Friday
A meeting of the Executive. Board •
and officers of the Cupola House Mu- <
and Library will be held at the
House on Friday afternoon, ,
March 26, at 4 o’clock, at which time ,
important business matters will be •
discussed, relative to considering ways
and means of taking care of certain j
expenses that are necessary in paint- |
ing, roofing and repairing the Cupola ,
House.
All members of the Board are urg ,
ed to be present at this meeting.
New Assistant Home
Agent Begins Work
i
Miss Clara Mason, new assistant
home agent, attended her first Cho
wan 4-H Club meeting with the Rocky
Hock local club last week.
At the local meetings the assistant
agent explained the different kinds of
demonstrations (both team and indi
vidual) that will be held this year.
The elimination contests for all coun
ty winners will be held at Washing
ton, N1 C., on July Bth. Several boys!
at the local meetings expressed a de-!
sire to enter one or more of these
contests.
Several members of the local clubs
conducted radio programs last week.
A combination of club members from
the Advance and Enterprise local clubs
teamed up together to put on a pro
gram of general information on 4-H
Club work. Members who took part
on this program were: Harold Bunch,
Barbara Ann White, and Betty By
rum, all of the Enterprise Club. Dick
Lowe and Rachel Wilder of the Ad
vance Club also appeared on the pro
gram. Harold Lloyd Bunch and Dick
Lowe appeared on a program which
was made by tape recording and will
be broadcast at a later date. Each
told something about the club and in
dividual activities.
AUXILIARY MEETS APRIL 1 ’
The Ladies’ Auxiliary of William H
Coffield, Jr., Pest No. 9280, Veterans
of Foreign Wars, will meet Thursday
night, April 1, at 8 o’clock in the VFW
hall. !
At this meeting newly elected of-
Ers will be installed, after which
eshments will be served. Mrs. El-|
Mae Parrish, president, urges all
ibers to be present.
BPW CLUB MEETS TONIGHT j
Edenton’s Business and profession-!
al Woman’s Club will meet tonight
(Thursday) at 8 o’clock in the Penel
ope Barker house. The meeting was
postponed from last Thursday night 1
and after the, meeting a Stanley party J
will be held.
MISSION STUDY Cl ASS j
A Mission Study Class w ill be held \
at the Methodist Chuu-h Wednesday j
night March 31, at T:80 o’clock. The j
book “Heritage and Duty” will be
taught by the pastor, the Rev. E. B. j
Edwards. The public is cordially in- !
vited to attend.
ORTHOPEDIC CLINIC MARCH 30 ,
The next Albemarle Orthopedic j
Clinic, sponsored by the American I.e- i
gion, will be held at the Health Cen
ter in Elizabeth City Tuesday. March
SO. Registration of patients will be
from 9 to 12 o’clock noon for the cor
rection of cripples.
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| Chowan High MenuJ
Following is the menu at the Cho
wan High School lunch room for the
week beginning Monday, March 29:
Monday Milk, brown beef and
gravy, cheese toast, lettuce and toma
to, mashed potatoes, beets, rolls, but
ter, rice and raisin pudding.
Tuesday—Milk, luncheon meat, cab
bage and carrot salad, blackeye peas,
buttered potatoes, com muffins, butter,
apple cobbler.
Wednesday Boiled ham, pimento
cheese sandwich, green beans, carrot
sticks, bread and butter, peaches.
Thursday—Milk, hamburger on bun,
green tossed salad, scalloped potatoes,
beets, rolls and butter, block cake.
Friday Milk, salmon croquettes,
cheese squares, cole slaw, mashed po
tatoes, carrot sticks, com muffins,
butter, jello with fruit.
James Speaker At
Lions Club Meeting
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tions and purposes of our high school
in November, 1952. We used stacks
I of check-lists and evaluation proced
ures throughout the remainder of the
last school year and on up until No-
I vember, 1953. On November 10, 1953,
a committee of 12 prominent educa
tors visited our school. They checked
the forms we had completed and made
an on-the-spot investigation of our
entire program.
“I do not believe that one could find
a better qualified faculty anywhere in
the State than that of our school. We
need both your financial and moral
support for the expansion of facili
ties. I know of no greater contribu
tion that we can make to the de
velopment of our youth for the future
responsibilities which they must even
tually assume,” concluded Principal
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James.
Another feature of the program
was the showing of a film by N. J.
George in connection with the Easter
Seal campaign now in progress. This
film depicted most graphically the
physical and psychological treatments
now being given to children who are
victims of infantile paralysis and kin
dred diseases.
An urgent plea for wholehearted
support on the part of the Lions Club,
which is sponsoring the campaign, as
well as the general public, was made
by both George and W. J. Taylor,
chairmen of the drive.
President Jesse Harrell expressed
his thanks on behalf of the club to
those responsible for the two pro
grams. |
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tickets to the home games of- the
Edenton High School baseball games
and quite a number of them were pur
chased by the club members.
J. Clarence Leary, director of the
annual Lions Minstrel, announced
that rehearsals indicate that this
year’s show will be even better than
that of last year. The minstrel,
which will be given on Friday night,
April 9, in the Edenton Elementary
School auditorium, has always drawn
a capacity crowd.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
A son, Gary Joseph, was bom on
March 15th, to Mr. and Mrs. George
J. Woods in the U. S. Naval Hos
pital, Camp Lejuene, N. C. Mrs.
| Woods was before her marriage the
'former Miss Ruth Foster.
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