SECTION ONE-
SOCIETY NEWS
Attend House Party
A/C Frank Hughes and A/C Rip
Osterhuber, stationed at Spence Air
Base at Moultrie, Ga., spent a few
days as guests of Mr. Hughes’ par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hughes.
Over the week-end the air cadets and
Miss Linda Downum and Miss Joanne
Schriver of New York City attended
a house party at Nags Head.
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Teaching At Roanoke Rapids
Miss Faye Dail left for Roanoke
Rapids, where she has accepted a po
sition teaching Junior Home Eco
nomics.
Return Home
Mrs. Aubrey C. Turboville and son
have returned after spending several
weeks visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Samarin. in New Bright
on. Pa.
Returns From Insurance School
Aubrey C. Turboville has returned
after spending several weeks attend
ing the Farm Bureau Public Relations
and Material Damage School in Co
lumbus, Ohio.
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Raleigh Visitors
Mrs, D. G. Alderman of Rose Hill,
N. C., and daughter. Miss Frances Al
derman, of Raleigh are spending sev
eral days visiting Mrs. Alderman’s
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Elliott.
Will Visit Mother
Mrs. William M. Ritter of Red Jac
ket, West Virginia, will arrive Sunday
to spend the week with her mother,
Mrs. C. D. Sawyer.
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Week-end Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton G. Bunch of
Alexandria, Va., and Mr. and Mrs.
Yates Jordan and daughter of Eliza
beth City spent the week-end visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. E. K. White.
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Move To Georgia
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Ward and son
have moved to Moultrie, Ga., where
Mr. Ward will be engaged in farm
ing.
Return From Nova Scotia
Mr. and Mrs. Geddes Potter and Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Byrum have return
ed after a two week trip to Nova
Scotia.
Returns From Tour
Jerry Smith, son of Mrs. W. B.
ltosevear. has returned after spend- 1
ing several months touring the coun-|
tries abroad.
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Visit In South Carolina
Oscar Griffin and mother, Mrs. J'. j
W. Griffin have returned after -pend
ing, the week with Mr. and Mr- .1. V :
Hammett in Sumter S. C.
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Visit In Franklin
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Forehand visit
ed friends in Franklin. Ya.. Sunday. ;
Pa ‘ On Vacation
The Rev. and. Mrs. R. X. Carroll are
spending their -vacation visiting rela
tives in Tennessee:
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Week-end Guests
J. P. R: ■ of South Georgia Col-,
lags v' '• d Mr. ami Mrs, Med!in.
Belch of Wesfoyer, Heights over the
week-end.
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Suffolk Visitors
Mr. *od Mrs. Ben Askew and fa.mi-,/
ly of Suffolk, Ya.. snent the week-end/
visiting Mrs, Askew’s parents. Mr. and]
Mrs, T. C. Byrum.
Teaching In Chapel Hill
Miss Mary MacDonald Holmes left ;
Monday for Cbapel Hill. N. C., where <
she has accepted a teaching position. ]
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Visit In Danville
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Price spent the
Week-end visiting relatives in Dan
ville, Va.
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Returns From Kansas
Donald Thomas returned home Sun
day after spending a week visiting ,
relatives in Kansas.
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South Norfolk Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Pill Garrett, son Rnb
by and daughter Nancy Carroll of
South Norfolk spent the week-end as (
guests of Mr. Garrett’s mother. Mrs.
John Garrett.
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Week-end Guest
Miss Eula Garrett of South Norfolk
spent the week-end visiting her mo
ther, Mrs. John Garrett.
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Deep Creek Visitors
Raymond Garrett and two sons. Ray
and Wilson, of Deep Creek, Va., spent
Labor Day in Edenton as guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwin Bufflap.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED j
, Mr. and Mrs. O. B. B, ch announce
r the engagement of tiieir daughter,!
, Miss Shirley Bunch, to Jasper L. i
Holmes, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas
per L. Holmes. Mr. Holmes is now!
[ serving in the U. S. Air Force and aj
, late fall wedding is planned.
Auxiliary Will Sponsor
Classes In Motherhood
Sponsored by the VFW Auxiliary, a!
■ series of mothers’ classes will he held i
in the VFW building beginning Wed
nesday night, September 15, at 8
o’clock. The purpose of these elass
-1 es is to better prepare expectant mo
thers for motherhood.
The classes wifl be taught by Miss.
Hulda Wood and Mrs. Opal Wood,'
public health nurses, and Mrs. Georgia
Quicksall, supervisor of nurses at Cho- J
wan Hospital.
WOMAN’S CLUB MEETS
The Edenton Woman’s Club held its
first meeting of the current season
Wednesday afternoon at 1 'clock in the
Parish House, with the president. Mrs.
Richard H. Goodwin, presiding.
Considerable interest prevailed re
garding the fall program and the new
, yearbook was distributed.
POCAHONTAS MEETS FRIDAY
Chowanoke Council, No. 54, Degree
of Pocahontas, will meet in the Red
Men hall Friday night at 8 o’clock.
Mrs. Haywood Phthisic. Pocahontas,
urges every member of the Council to ;
make a special effort to attend.
State Adds New Road
To Highway System
Maurice L. Bunch. Clerk of the :
County Commissioners, was notified
by Ina L. Ferrell, secretary of the ]
State Highway & Public Works Com- ]
mission, that a recent meeting the :
commission approved another addition
to the county highway system. :
The road added is known locally as 1
the Woodard Lane road and begins at
a point on an unpaved county road :
eight miles east of Edenton and 2 1 - i
miles east of N. C. Highway 32 and 1
runs in a southerly direction 1.8 miles <
to the Albemarle Sound.
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{ Lean Homemade Sausage Meat, lb. o9c |
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| Luter’s Smithfield Smoked Shoulders, lb._ 69c ||
| Center Cut Pork Chops, lb, 67c f
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» Pork Loin Roast, lb. ,_. 59c f
| Tender Round Steak, lb._ 69c §
i. Fresh Dressed Hens, lb. „ 45c |
l Fresh Green Collards 3 lbs. 25c §
| Local Green Field Peas 3 lbs. 35c 1
j Firm Sweet Potatoes 5 lbs. 35c j
I Red Delicious Apples 3 lbs. 39c I
I I Fresh Cucumbers 3 for 19c |
j Firm White Potatoes.... 10-lb. bag 39c |
I Green Cabbage 4 lbs. 23c |
II -LB. BOX I
Sunshine Honey Sugar Graham Crackers 33c |
Vel Detergent, large size, box -31 c I
Oxydol, large size, box, 29c I
t Washo Bleach 2-qt. bottle 25c |
;; Easy Monday Liquid Starch.._2-qt. bottle 35c
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| News About Clubs
i In Chowan County
, i By HATTIE SINGLETARY
.. Home Demonstration Agent
'I ‘‘Heigh-Ho-Come to the Fair,” The
[ Chowan County Fair, September 13-18.
! Come Monday to enter your best ex
hibits. Come during the week to en
joy the fair.
Check vour premium list today and
I see what you can enter this year,
j If your choice is cut flowers you’ll
j certainly want them to stay attractive
as long as possible. You have prob
-4 ably tried remedies from aspirin to
hydrochloric acid with varying de
grees of success. John Harris, in
charge of Extension Horticulture, has
compiled a. list of simple, easy reeom- 1
mendations on keening cut flowers.
| 1. Cut you: flowers with a sliarpi
knife in lrte afternoon,
i 2. Be svre. "’u.v container in which,
j you are to . ;:: '."',: ' l :,:' the flowers Js
1 thoroughly scoured, even sterilized,
I because scum (bacteria) clog up the
I stems and cut down on water ab
sorption.
3. Copper containers work good be- !
cause they .give off small amounts of
copper which help keep down bacteria.
Copper wire in other type containers
will help in the same wav.
4. Plants absorb most of their wa
ter through the cut end. Therefore
it makes little difference with most
flowers how deep the stem is in the
water. Make a sloping cut so the
water can enter the stems. Pin cush
ion type holders may stop up part of
the stem and thus prevent some water
absorption.
5. Don’t allow leaves to stay in wa
ter. They soon decay and foul up
the water.
6. The cutting of stems under wa
ter helps with some plants, others!
show no effect.
7. Most writers agree that dahlia,
poinsettia, hollyhock, heliotrope and
poppy kept better if cut end of stems
are burned before placing in water. ;
8. Keep your flowers out of drafts ,
and as cool as possible, especially ,
when first cut.
9. The commercial preparations •
available from your florist usually
contain several materials and should
be satisfactory. One home mixture
consists of 2 teaspoonsful sugar, %
teaspoonful clorox, and 1 pinch ferric
oxide (iron rust) in 1 quart of water.
Home demonstration club members
all over the county are making aprons,
pickles, preserves, candy and lots of
•ther items for their annual bazaar at
the County Fair. Two or three clubs
will work in the bazaar each day to
make money for their clubs. All Hie
unsold “goods” will be on sale on Sat
, urday. The proceeds will go to the
” County Council Treasury.
Bazaar Schedule
Tuesday—All Day—Wards, Beech
Fork. (Saturday—l2:oo-3:00 P. M.)
I Wednesday—All Day—Chowan, En
terprise. (Saturday—3:oo-6:00 P. M.)
Thursday—All Day—Ryland, Ad
] vaiice. (Saturday—6:oo-8:00 P. M.)
Friday—All Day Oak Grove,
Rockv Hock. (Satuxday—B:oo-10:00
1 P. M.)
\ | Jr.-Sr. H. S. Menu J
! .Menu's-For the week beginning Mon
day. September 13, at the Edenton
.Ii nior-Setiior High School will he as
follows:
Monday—Smoked sausage, buttered
potatoes, apple sauce, carrot strips,
bread, butter, milk.
Tuesday—Beef pan pie, beets, tur
j nip greens, celery, bread, butter, milk,
cookies.
Wednesday—Chicken salad sand
wiches, stewed corn, garden peas, milk,
block cake. ,
Thursday—Weiners, pork and beans,
cole slaw, pickle relish, milk, cup
cakes.
Friday—Hamburgers, baked pota
toes, green beans, carrot strips, rolls,]
butter, bread, milk, cookies.
Rotary Governor Visits
Edenton Club Today
Egbert N. Peeler of Raleigh, Gov-.
emor of the 278th District of Rotary
International, will pay an official visit
to the Edenton Rotary Club this I
(Thursday) afternoon at 1 o’clock. '
Governor Peeler will hold a club I
assembly with officers and major com
mittee chairmen and will speak at the
club luncheon. President Gilliam Wood
is especially anxious to register a 100
per cent meeting, so he urges every|
Rotarian to make a special effort to'
attend.
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; FOR SALE—PIGS, 35 TO 40 LBS. j
each. Located between Edenton and
Chowan River Bridge, on Highway
17. Earl Harrell.
5ept9,16,23,39pd
FARM FOR RENT —FARM AND
home for rent cash or share crop.
% mile from Center Hill on Cisco!
and Center Hill road and is hard 1
surfaced. Plenty of barn and shel-|
ter room. Cool and shady. Electric
lights, but no water connections. 1
Known as Parker Monds place. I’m'
looking for a permanent resident.!
Write Willie E. Monds, 2910 North
Boulevard, Tampa 2, Florida. ,
Sept9tfc. |.
FOR RENT—3-ROOM FURNISHED I
* nnartmeut. 206 \Y, Oue-'n Street.
0. I’. Wales. Phone 201-W.
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FOR SALE—IB-FOOT SKIFF WITH
L’niversal marine motor. Contact
Willie Bunch, phone 69-J or W. M.
Rhoades, phone 378. Sept9,l6pd
LOST—A DARK RLUE SILK UM
brella, left in a store or home. Re- 1
ward if found. Mrs. Claude Nor
man. ltc
LOST—MEDIUM SIZE SLIM BLACK
| cat. Marked white breast, white]
I toes on three feet, named Button.;
I Disappeared in Westover section.!
Finder please return to or inform ,
| Mrs. J. E. Debnam, Westover
Heights or Thomas Chears, Albe
marle Court and receive reward.
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WANTED —WHY WORRY ABOUT
Athlete’s Foot. Boils, Burns, Itch,
Eczema, Impetigo, Pimples, Psorias
sis, Ringworm or any known skin
disease. Ask your druggist about
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| on all makes. Free estimates in
advance. We will loan you a ma
chine while yours is being repaired
Singer Sewing Center, 606 East
Main Street, Elizabeth City, N. C.,
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FOR RENT THREE-ROOM UN
furnished duplex apartment consist
ing of bedroom, living room, lounge,
kitchen and bath with full length
shower, table top stove, space heat
er and water heater. Venetian
blinds. Price $55 per month. Call
1 1025 North Broad Street. Phone
| Edenton 731-W. ltc
TWO-ROOM FURNISHED APART
-1 ment for rent, three miles from
I Edenton on Windsor highway. Ap
ply E. W. Lee. Phone 386-W-l.
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'FOR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSES
j in Albemarle Court and Westover
i Heights. Phone 206. Julyßtf
SINGER SEWING MACHINES—
New Singer machines may be pur
chased for as low as $94.60. Bud
get terms. Liberal trade-ins. Sing
er Sewing Machine Center, 606 East
Main Street, Elizabeth City, N. C„
phone 4306. tfc
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Shop—Tropical Fish, Tanks, Plants,
Accessories. Parrakeets, Finches,
Lyric Bird Seed, Petamine. supplies.
Alligators, Turtles, Rabbits. Hours:
! 12 to 8:30 P. M.; closed Wednesdays
i and Sundays. 410 E. Colonial Ave
' nue, Elizabeth City, phone 7227.
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