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SECTION ONE- The Chowan Herald Published ©very Thursday by The Chowan Herald, a partnership consisting of Bufflap and Hector Lupton, at 428-425 South Broad Street, Edenton, N. C. 1 bwwMc -I—, Carolina / MESS ASSOCIATION^ ~\e.^ SUBSCRIPTION RATES: On© year (Outside State)-- 12.50 On© year (In North Carolina) six Months Entered as second-class matter August 30, 1934. atUie Post Office at Edenton. North Caro lina, under the act of March 3. 1879. Cards of thanks, obituaries, resolutions of reepwtf etc., will be charged for at regular advertising rates. I ' ttujrsdA^^^- ' Xlift~ for today if Be still, and know that I am.Cod.—Psalmsi.3(>: 10. ALL TOO OFTEN the lines between us and God .ire so filled with our complaints and requests that our Heav enly Father who knows all our needs, cannot make lus V °HelJ e us'o Lord, to be willing to listen, as well as to talk with Thee. MasoniTOpen House Sunday Edenton Masons, with their new temple now complet ed and dedicated Wednesday night are looking '! with pleasure to its observance of open house Suml.n afternoon from 2 to ft o’clock. Natural ly proud of their beautiful new and modern home, members ot too tv ternitv are hoping many people Will attend open house o' see what can be accomplished’ as the result of aleterminn- , tion, persistency and a willingness to work and cooperate. , An effort has been made by Masons and Eastern .Star members to make a visit to the temple Sunday afternoon an enjoyable affair. Members of the Eastern Star have charge of serving light refrshnlents and guests will he escorted throughout the entire temple. As an added tea tube an organ recital will be rendered,by Warren (tUuke of Baltimore, who is stationed at the Norfolk Naval Base. Mr. Glocke has appeared on. stage, radio and tele vision, so that this feature alone, should attract many people. His appearance in Edenton was arranged by A. E. Denton of the Milton Music Company of Norfolk, who | will provide a Baldwin electric organ for the recital Masons and Eastern Star members have worked hard and long toward the completion of their beautiful tem ple. They are very proud of it and justly so, ami have arranged the observance of open house so that the pub lic may have an opportunity to see it. They hope many people in this area will take advantage of the r hos pitality. Another Way To Help It will be noted that the Edenton Junior Chamber of Commerce, the Edenton Woman’s Club and the Edenton Business and Professional Woman's Club are jointly spon soring a pancake breakfast and supper in the Penelope Barker house Saturday, October 9. The. purpose of this affair is to help raise funds with which to complete remodeling, the building to serve as a community building. So. by attending the breakfast or supper or both, not only Will a contribution be made to ward the completion of this project, but at the same time a delicious meal will be served. An added feature will he | the presence of Aunt Jemima, who will assist at both i meals. All three clubs solicit the patronage of a large crowd j of people. I ASSURE THE SUCCESS OF YOUR j Peanut Harvest I WITH THE DEPENDABLE PERFORMANCE OF THE NEW I Benthall Peanut Picker j And Benthall Hay Baler j I We Have In Stock a Complete Line of Machines and Parts for T Your Peanut Picking Needs A rT^aJ^EPAnTyTT OLD DIGGER NOW j I DON’T GET CAUGHT IN THE LAST MINUTE RUSH « We Carry a Complete Stock of Goodrich Repair Parts f By rum Implement & Truck Company 1 “Your International Harvester Dealer” ' PHONE - EDENTON, N. C. « Page Four THE CHOWAN HERALD EDENTON. N. C„ TOPK3DAY SEPTEMBER 30, 1954, ! Heard & Seen | By “Buff” 1 O'-- —"— ■■■■' My friend Florian Arthur hopped on me with both feet Shortly after last week’s Herald was delivered, Florian felt that an injustice was done him by Ihe Her-1 aid in making arrangements with Allen Studios of De | troit Michigan, to take pictures of as many children as possible in Chowan County and surrounding territory Thursday, October 7. Florian feels that this arrange ment will hurt his studio business considerably, coming us it does rather close to the Christmas season. Hovy ever this arrangement was not entered into to hurt his business, but rather as a medium to increase reader in terest in The Herald. Under the arrangement there will he no charge for making these pictures although if any pictures are desired, a charge will be made. Where The Herald benefits is the fact that free cuts will bt furnished by the studio to be used for publishing lj>c tu res of the youngsters in subsequent .issues of The Herald This same arrangement was carried out by Ihe Huai 1 some years ago which proved very popular and created a great deal of interest among not only Herald subscrib ers but others as well. 1 hope many pictures of kiddies will be taken next Thursday, which will appear in The Herald later, and I also hope that Florian s business will not be hurt as much as he at first expected. a One of the rooms at the new Masonic temple looked like a shoe store Tuesday night when •» group of Masons met to practice for the dedication ceremony Wednesday night. In order not to mess up the carpet m the lodge room, the hoys took off their shoes and piled em out ride the door. So far as 1 know each one managed to ovf his own shoes. Ami sneaking about the new Ma sonic temple. members of Unanimity Lodge and the East ern Star apparently do not belong to a. union, tor a g-un. of Vm have been working night and day in order to get the temple in readiness for the dedication Wednesday night and open house Sunday afternoon—and Without pay, much less time and a half. Their pay is the■■sat' 1 isf action- of having a beautiful and modern building, one >f■'■which any organization might he justly proud. °ne lav little Debbie Wilkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis George Wilkins, was in the temple while her mother was ■ working. Flaying with a doll carnage, the little girl - bumped against the wall. “Be cuioful. Debbie ealiee out her mother, “remember you are not at home now. i 0 Most everything is turning modern these days, Mini driving in the county the other day 1 passed a small out-. I'bni'.iLaiT where a, group was grading tobacco. The mod em aspect was the fact that a television was set up in the building and a program in progress while work was g >- r, g on with the tobacco. o Some people get. “coin feet’’ when they join a fraternal o> eranization. which was ,th*> case of an Eilcnton LifD M'omlay night! Thr FiFnton Pocahontas Council took j:> new candidates to Ul: a both City to witness the ini tiation ceremony and one of ’ei- i came from Norfolk, where she and lier husband spent the day. She arrived Lite and started up the steps but came back three times Finallv her husband got out of the car and with sort of a shove, said, “You march yourself uo to the lodge, room. I brought you all the way from Norfolk and you re go ing to go in.” Well, she did. — — —o — Rosa Ambrose stopped in the office Tuesday afternoon showing two big bass she caught just a short distance ’ from Water Street. I’ve seen a lot of visiting fishermen I who would have licked their arms up to their elbows to catch ’em. Just another bit of proof that it’s no need to I travel a long distance from Edenton in order to have fun ; fishing. In fact, Rosa quite often walks just a few steps 1 md comes hack with some nice fish. U. S. Savings Bond Sales In Chowan I $10,121 In August Sales So Far This Year $124,732 or 57% of Annual Quota People of Chowan County, as well as other North Carolinians, continued their thrift habit during August with purchases of Series E & H Savings Bonds totaling $3,849,650.75. a 13 C A increase over the same month last yea r. The amount of Series E & H Bonds outstanding in North Carolina is ap proximately $755 million. Sales for the first eight months of 1954 were $31,910,845.50—69F above the same period for 1953—and a nine year sales record. Walter P. Johnson. State Director nf the U. S. Treasury’s Savings Bonds Division and W. H. Andrews, Jr., State Charriivin. Advisory Committee, ex pressed genuine satisfaction with the Voo-nd record. .Citizens of Chowan County pur- j '■boseif, during August $10,121.75 which brings for the year Savings Dni'i 1 s-OeV in Chowan County to $124-732,25. 57'U of the annual county quota. A. B. Harless. U. S, Savings Bonds Chairman for Chowan, expressed his appreciation for the “fine support giv en to the Savings Bonds Program <lur-| ing August”. He said that he wasi I very anxious for more people to join | with him in a concerted.effort to as sure this county of reaching its quota for 1954, which is $217,000.00. nvir r at.kvoat? (Continued From Page One) per in ihe Penelope Barker House Saturday, October 9, from 6:30 | to 10 A. M„ and 5:30 to 8 P. M. F.denton Aces meet Spring Hope High School on Hicks Field Friday night in the last home i Straight Kentucky • i Bourbon r( e V, I^IBMCTTKENmmBOU^M^ Milt tewQISS AN C.BnTa^OE NG CO. r FRANKFORT. KENTUCKY & HHHiWp STRAIGHT KENTUCKY BOURBON WHISKEY, 86 PROOF ANCIENT AGE DISTILLING CO, FRANKFORT, KY. [ game until November 5. Chowan County Commissioners will hold their October meeting Monday morning at 10 o’clock in the Court House. Young Woman’s Bible Class of the Edenton Baptist Church will b meet Tuesday night, October 5, at the church at 7:30 o’clock. Special meeting of Edenton Chapter, No. 302, Order of East • em Star will be held tonight (Thursday) in the new Masonic temple. Children’s pictures will be tak en free of charge at Hotel Joseph Hewes Thursday afternoon, Octo ber 7, from 1 to 8 o’clock. I Wesleyan Guild of the Edenton i Methodist Church will meet Tues day night, October 5, at 8 o’clock at the church. First Congressional District I Democratic Rally in Elizabeth j City Thursday, October 21. Nickels for Know-How election j will be held in Chowan County Friday, October 15. Fire Chief R. K. Hall will begin his annual fire inspection early in October. Edenton Rotary Club meets to day (Thursday) at 1 o’clock in the Parish House. VFW Post meets in VFW home Tuesday night of next week. Chowan Tribe, No. 12, 1.0.R.M., meets Monday night at 7:30 o’clock. Fund raising drive for the Edenton swimming pool still in progress. VFW Post home open every Friday and Saturday night for members and guests. Edenton Lions Club meets next I Monday night at 7 o’clock. ! Lions Join In Effort To i Secure Activities Bus (Continued From Page One) around $6,000, hut about $2,000 can | lie saved by purchasing it through the State contract, it was stated, j Rill Billings, the new head coach of, 'the High School football team, made a short talk and then turned the pro- j gram into a question and answer per- 1 iod, which proved highly interesting. especially in regard to some new playa which he has so effectively installed* this year. “Although we have been much™ gratified with the fine showing our • boys have made thus far, we still have seven more games on our schedule, in cluding some tough ones,” said Bill ings, “and do not want to become too optimistic.” “I was greatly pleased with the tal ent which I found here,” continued the speaker. “We will lose our starting players on the team by graduation next spring and will have to do considerable rebuild ing. However, we must presently bend our efforts and concentration toward the remaining games on our sched ule.” President Earl Harrell expressed the club’s appreciation to Coach Billings for his very interesting talk, as well as to Lions Cecil Fry and Rodney By rum who arranged the program. Too Late To Classify FOR SALE—BLACK LACQUER CHl nese coffee table, Westinghouse has sock fan, Kneehole mahogany desk with chair, new Hornart kitchen cab inet, new 1954 Kenmore dish wash ing machine, like new Bendix auto matic washing machine with plumb ing attachments. Phone 364-W. Sept3o,Oet7pd /^Toioat^A Q_n MINER ©SHAVING CREAM HI HK>W BUBBjJE F & Q SUPER MARKET
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