SECTION THREE-:
Mrs. Mooney’s Piano
Pupils Give Recital
Interesting Program Is
Presented at School
Monday Night
An enjoyable program was held in
the Elementary School auditorium
Monday night, when the piano stu
dents of Mrs. C. B. Mooney present
ed their annual Spring Recital.
Robert Earl Edwards was awarded
first prize in the senior group for be
ing the most progressive music pupil
for the year, with little Miss Joan
Leary taking second place from the
junior class. W. S. Privott presented
the awards, which were based on tone,
quality, technique and rhythm.
The program was presented as fol
lows:
"Donkey Ballet,” Rachel Reeves, by
Pat Mooney; “Cotton Pickers,” Eliza-/
beth Martin, “Sweet and Low,” J.;
Barnby, by Meg Wiggins; “Short’ nin’
Bread,” Sehaum, “Butterfly,” M. H.
Cochran, by Ben Harrell; “Valse in A
Flat,” (simplified) Chopin, by Marion
Collins; “Prince Imperial Galop,”
Charles Coote, by Harriet Crummey;
“Tommy’s Drum,” Dorothy Croeher,
“The Spider Dance,” John W. Sehaum,
by Jim Partin; “Sparrow Polka,” Leo
Hoffman, “Boggie Woogie Parade,”
Samuel Spivak, by Joan Leary; “Rob
ins Greeting Polka,” J. S. Fearis,
“Song of Voyager,” Paderiski, by Burt
Harrell; “Jimmie Crack Corn,” Arr. by
Sehaum. “Gold Medal Waltz,” Harold
Spencer, by Betty Barr; “Big Bass
Drum,” Rossini, by Harold Collins;
“Fingals Cane,” Mendelssohn, “Hunt
ing Song,” Fritz Spendler, by Freddie
Ferguson; “Cedar Brook Waltz,” Phil
B. Perry, “Little Soldier’s March,” La
Valle, by Priscilla Bunch; “Theme
from Liebstraum No. 3.” Liszt,
“Wreath of Roses,” Violet Hudson, by
Judy Israel.
Following a five minute intermis
sion the program continued: “Vien
nese Melody,” Arr. by John Thomp
son, “St. Paul’s Waltz,” A. J. Vass, by
Jimmie Cozzens; “Swaying Daffodils,”
A. R. Overlade, by Mary Pearle Har
rell; “Prelude in A Major,” Chopin,
“Across the Ocean,” Wenrich, by Gus;
Hughes; “Honeymoon Waltz,” A1 W.
Brom, by Delores Basnight; “Rose;
Waltz, duet, J. S. Fearis, by Delores
Basnight and Mrs. Mooney; “The
Track Meet,” J. F. Wagner, “Love’s
Message,” F. R. Kimball, by Betsy
Craddock; “Roseland Waltz,” Henry
Bartell. “Falling Waters,” J. L. Truax,
Edenton BELK * TYLER’S Edenton I
-mOLO FAS HI PH ED
Week-End and Monday, May The 31st
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nesPOMSiaiurv of those basic freedoms which are j
The HERITAGE OF ALL AMERICA-The freedoms of thought,
worship and opportunity, they are free to live
WHERE THEY WANT, TO CHOOSE THejR. WORK. ANO TO DEVELOP
THEIR OWN PATTERN OF LIVING,
They MAve the responsibility of providing for their.
OWN family’s NEEDS, Pf.ESCIIT A:,D FUTURE - AND OF v '
f. ACTIVS RARTICIPATION ,A. w O. IN THE COMMUNITY
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by Ruth Stokely; “Prelude in C Mi
nor,” Chopin, “Sleighing Party," Eu
gene Walters, by Rosa Hollowell;
“Meditation,” C. S. Morrison, by Janet
Bunch; “Spring Zephyr’s,” Leo Fried
man, “The Chicago March,” Henry S.
Sawyer, by Maude Lee Corprew; “Ar
kansas Traveler,” Karl McDonald, by
Janet Bunch and Mary Pearle Har
rell; “Song at Midnight,” “Starlight
! Serenade,” Ralph Federer, by Patricia
Bunch; “Golden Days,” Friedman,
“Witches Dance (No. 5), “Concone, by
Virginia Jones; “Polonaise Horoique,”
Leon Braun, “Wind and Rain,” Con
n,',! CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON, N. C.. THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1954.
■ cone, by Ariminta Hobbs; “First
, Valse,” Durand, “Witches Dance,” J.
, Delancey, by Linda Leary; “Street
' Scene,” Alfred Newman, “Malaguena,”
1 Emeste Lecuoma, by Brenda Mooney;
■ “Valse in D. Flat,” “Military Polon
. aise,” Chopin, by Robert Earl Ed
. wards.
> | Ushers for the evening were Ann ■
j Taylor, Billy Bunch, Millie Willis and,
; Billy Cooke Griffin,
i Following the program Mrs. Mooney
, invited those attending the perform
■ ance and the recital participants for
’ refreshments at the Teen-Age Club,
■ where dancing was also enjoyed.
j , EGG PRODUCTION j
i Production of eggs in North Caro- 1
lina during April, 1954; amounted to
141 million eggs. This amount is sea-,
sonably lower than the 156 million
produced during April, 1953. ,
The monthly average number of |
layers on North Carolina farms dur-i
jing April was placed at 7,848,000 by!
, the Crop Reporting Service. This num-'
i ber is 6.5 per cent lower than the j
| monthly average of 8,395,000 layers on i
hand a year earlier.
Legal Notices
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as Executor of the
estate of Joseph S. Corbitt, deceased,
late of Chowan County, North Caro
lina, this is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the under
For N. C. SENATE
VOTE FOR AND RE-ELECT
A. Pilston Godwin, Jr.
YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE
GREATLY APPRECIATED j
j signed at Edenton, North Carolina, on
lor before the 20th day of May, 1955, i
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons indebt- j
cd to said estate will please make im- ■
mediate payment.
, This May 20, 1954.
M. W. JACKSON,
Executor of
Joseph S. Corbitt Estate,
i May20,27,June3,10,17,24c
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j '
j NOTICE OF SALE
! OF REAL ESTATE
j Under and by virtue of the deed of
! trust executed to the undersigned by.
Horace C. White and wife, Bommie I.
White dated the 11th day of August, |
1952, and recorded in office of Regis- 1
ter of Deeds of Chowan County, North j
Carolina in DT Book No. 63, page 529, j
etc., default having been made in the.
payment of the indebtedness secured I
by said deed of trust, the undersign-1
ed will offer for sale at public auc
tion for cash to the highest bidder at
1 12:00 noon on Friday, June 18, 1954 at
' the Court House door in Chowan
I County, North Carolina the real es
! tate in Edenton, North Carolina, to
j wit:
, That certain lot, with all buildings
I and improvements thereon, located in
the sub-division of the M. G. Brown
I Property and described and designated
as Lot No. 4 on map of said sub-divis~^
| ion, which map is recorded in Pla%Jfr
I Book No. 1, page 22 in office of Regis
ter of Deeds in Chowan County, North
j Carolina. Reference is made to the
aforementioned deed of trust and the
.instruments therein for further des
cription.
A deposit of five per cent in cash
I of the high bid for said property will
be required to be made by the success
! ful bidder to the undersigned on day
.of said sale.
Dated and posted May 18, 1954.
I R. C. HOLLAND, Trustee.
May2o,27,June3,loc