I-H Club Members !
Get Project Chicks
Jest Grade Will Feature |
Show and Sale In
September
Club members who en
illed in the 4-H Poultry Contest
hich is sponsored by the Berkley
'eed Company of Norfolk, received
leir chicks on Wednesday of last
eek.
Club members ivceiving chicks are:
ickie Pate, Westover; Paul Dail of
aradise; Billy Goodwin, Rocky Hock;
ene Harrell, Barbara Ann Jordan,
lack and Janet Faye Hendrix, Sara
id'Jackie Asbell, H. T. and Jimmy
ollowell and C. B. White, Jr., all of
yner section. Millard and Ruth Ann
lyden, of the Hobbsville section, al
i received their chicks.
These club members agree to brood, ;
mse and care for their chicks and j
ing 12 of their better grade pul-)
ts to a show and sale in September I
this year. Proceeds from the sale
11 go to the Berkley Feed Company, I
onsor, to perpetuate the Poultry,
tain. I
inday School Record
t Presbyterian Church
Last Sunday for the first time in
e history of the Edenton Presby
rian Sunday School, there were more
an 100 persons in attendance—ll 3
be exact. This represents a gain
20 persons from the previous high
tendance mark of 93.
A year ago last Sunday (March
>, 1954)) there were 30 persons in
tendance. In spite of the rapid in
ease in attendance, the pastor, the
ev. James MacKenzie, announces
lat steps are being taken to insure
{equate room for all who come.
Edenton Jr.-Sr. Menu
Menus for the week beginning Mon
ly, April 5, at the Edenton Junior
enior High School lunch room will
e as follows:
Monday—Vegetable soup, pimento
rieese sandwiches, carrots, celery,
rackers, bread, milk, chocolate pud
ing.
with barbe
ue potatoes, succotash,
arrot strips, rolls, butter, milk.
Wednesday—Chicken salad on let
uce, garden peas, beets, potato chips,
itz crickers, bread, butter, milk, ap
►le pie.
|D AIL’S GROCERY
North Edenton
> I
E SPECIALS THROUGH
i WEDNESDAY, ftPBII 7th }
I Harrell’s Siseked Picnics, lb. 45c |!
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; Boneless Arm Roast of Beef, lb 65c §|
> Fresh Dressed Fryers, lb 47c I
I Lister's Franks, 1-lb. cello 49c 1
! Wisconsin Aged Cheese, lb. 69c I
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: Lean Homemade Sausage Meat, lb. 65c I
'> HARRELL’S YE OLD VIRGINNY I
> Sliced Bacon, lb. 73c I
; Sunshine Krispy Crackers, 1-lb. pkg 27c |
> POCAHONTAS SMALL I
Green Limas, 2 No. 303 Cans 43c 1
* <'
Lang’s Whole Sweet Pickles, qt. jar 41c
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EASY-MONDAY
Liquid Starch, 2 quart bottles 35c
NEW BLUE «•
Super Suds Detergent 2 large 47c i
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White Cross Toilet Tissue, 4 rolls 29c ];
Granulated Sugar, 10-lb. bag $1.03 ::
White Potatoes, 10-lb. bag 29c ;;
Large Juicy Oranges, dozen J.37c
Radishes. 2 bunches 15c
Fresh Snap Beans, 2 lbs 37c
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Fresh Carrots, 2 cello bags 27c
Fresh Cucumbers, 2 for 25c
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FREE DELIVERV EVERY DAY i!
Phone 71 For Prompt Service I!
j Thursday—Chopped weiners in pork 1
land beans, cole slaw, French fries,
'bread, butter, milk. t
• Friday Austrian ravioli, string r
beans, carrot strips, cheese biscuits, '
! bread, butter, milk, peaches. 1
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'Make Accessories
To Your Own Liking
I If you enjoy being original and us- 1
ing your own creative streak, you'll •
find lots of enjoyment in making \
many of your own clothing accessor
ies.
According to Mary Em Lee, State
College extension clothing specialist,
accessories that show good taste are
often way out of line as far as price
is concerned. By making your own
you’ll have a lot of fun and at the (
same time save yourself considerable
expense.
Miss Lee says that you can find
any number of patterns for attrac
tive neckwear, bags, hats, and gloves
at most department stores. Next time
you are browsing through pattern
books, pay special attentaion to the
accessory sections.
J Accessories are very expressive of
I certain modes and personalities, ex-
I plains Miss Lee. They can be dressy,
| tailored, feminine, exotic and very
dramatic according to the wishes of
j the wearer. Accessories can complete
ly change the character of the suit or
dress—they can “dress it up” or '
“dress it down” as the occasion die- [
tates.
The use of artificial flowers as an
accessory comes and goes with the
seasons. This spring, artificial flowers
are abundant—they’re even being
fashioned into earrings. Here again
you can save money by making your
own. Plan these earrings to go with
a specific dress or outfit.
Artificial flowers for spring and l
summer wear are most effective if '
light in color. They will harmonize
well with the newer pastel. fabrics.
Patrolmen Tag 17,756
Drivers In February
State Highway Patrolmen in Feb
ruary tagged 17,756 drivers for traf- j
sic law violations the Motor Vehicles |
Department reports.
Despite the shorter month, troopers ;
arrested 4,067 more alleged violators j
than they did in January.
They drove nearly two million miles j
on routine patrols and made spot in
spections of 139,810 drivers’ licenses.
During the month they locked up |
571 drunken drivers, investigated 1,- j
615 accidents, inspected 80,411 ve
hides, corrected 21,986 lights, and in
vestigated 7,038 complaints.
Other activities: 16,092 courtesies,
928 equipment tickets, 7,528 warning
tickets, 1,341 vehicles weighed, 70 sto
THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON. N. C.. THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1954.
len cars recovered.
The monthly report covered the ac
tivities of troopers under the com
mand of Captain S. H. Mitchell, Green
ville; C. R. Williams, Fayetteville; A.
W. Welch, Greensboro; W..F. Bailey,
Salisbury, and D. G. Lewis, Asheville.
CLASS MEETS TUESDAY NIGHT
The Young Woman’s Bible Class of
the Edenton Baptist Church will meet
Tuesday night, April 6, at 7:30 o’clock
at the church Mrs. M. L. Bunch,
" OOAVTON4II. Im
ALWAYS ready and willing to
risk fife and limb in dafensa of
your property and loved ones,
the fireman typifies depends- j
bißty. No night too cold, nor j
j task too arduous for himl j
l i
We are always ready and will- ,
ing to give you the benefit of
our experienced ability and i
comforting assistance when . |
the need arises Those we j
serve appreciate our unswerv
ing dependability.
! fr?
h-d time of Vv
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| president of the class, urges all mem
bers to attend.
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES
Morning worship ser"ice will be I
INCREASE jow ACRE YIELD
urttk ECONOMICAL LONe-lASTINe
NITROGEN
MCTEHHI gg,
ANHYDROUS AMMONIA
• Applied directly to the • Practical and Profitable
sail to save you time for Spring and Fall
and labor! ' • Increases the Proteia
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fU ELIZABETH CITY, NORTH CAROLINA
- wwiff ass CHAS. H. WOOD, JR., District Representative
MATHIiSON.M^——
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.held at the Presbyterian Church Sun
day morning at 11 o’clock with a ser
mon by the pastor, the Rev. James
. MacKenzie. Sunday School at 10
I o’clock with classes for all. Every
SECTION ONE-]
one is welcome to all services at tha
Presbyterian Church.
Do not turn back when you are just
at the goal. —Publilius Syrus.
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