North Carolina Newspapers

SECTION ONE Belk-Tyler Clerks Honored At Dinner i Eight Employees Pre sented Five - Year Gold Pins Eight Belk-Tyler employees, who have been affiliated with the Edenton store since its opening five years ago, were honored at a steak dinner on, Wednesday evening, September 29, when J. R. Dulaney, manager, was host. Mr. Dulaney presented Belk five year gold pins to the following: El wood Harrell, assistant to manager, and manager of the shoe department; Classified Ads TOBACCO STAINS DISSOLVED BY the oils in OLAG Tooth Paste. Buy at the drug store. FOR SALE -"USED MAYTAG washing machine. In excellent con-; dition. Price S7O cash. Phone 359-W-2. ltc | DUROC GILTS AND BOARS FOR sale. Ready for service. Apply L. H. Haskett, Edenton, N. C. September3o,Oet7c HOUSE TRAILER FOR'SALE—I9S3 Pacemaker, 30 feet. Fully equipped. Will deliver. Price $2,500. Write USAF Recruiter, Greenville, N. C., or see trailer at West End Circle Trailer Court. 0ct7,14,21pd MAN FOR SPECIAL TYPE ROUTE work. 50 stops daily; pays $75 weekly, commissions to start. Car and bond required. See B. G. Beas ley, N. C. Employment Office, 204 Citizens Bank Building, Edenton, 10 to 12 A. M„ Friday only. ltc LOVELY SPINET PIANO—CIRCUM stances beyond their control, causes couple to return darling little Spinet Piano. Mahogany case, full stand ard keyboard with matching bench. New piano guarantee. Will trans fer to some resident of this section.. Just pay small down payment and several small monthly payments. If interested in buying, write Time Payments, P. O. Box 1373, Char lotte. N. C. 0ct7,14c HOUSE FOR RENT—UNFURNISH ed; master living room, open fire place and oil floor furnace heat. Well insulated, kitchen ceiling fan, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large screen ed front porch, utility room. 907 1 Cabarrus Street. Phone 749-J: af ter October 1, call 610. Sep3o,Oct7p| FOR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE in Westover Heights. Call 206. tfc; FOR SALE—KEXMORE WRINGER type washer with automatic, pump. Pr -ticaliy new. Phone 284-W. Sept3o,Oct7,c CHINESE CHESTNUTS HUGHT resistarit. Produce profilic crops of sweet, delicious nuts and provide shade for the home grounds. Two 3 to t ft. Rearing Size Trees—Of fer No. 4-A—for $6.45, Postpaid. Ask for Free Illustrated Folder in color, offering many other bargains. Salespeople want ed. WAYNES- j BORO NURSERIES, Waynesboro, Virginia. ltc | USED SEWING MACHINES AS I low as $19.95 and up. $5.00 down, balance on easy budget terms. Sing er Sewing Center. 605 East Main Street, Elizabeth City. Phone 4306 tfc. FOR SALE—BLACK LACQUER CHl nese coffee table, Westinghouse has sock fan. Kneehole mahogany desk with chair, new Ho mart 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,Oct7 pd 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 surfaced. Plenty of barn and shel ter room. Cool and shady. Electric lights, but no water connections. Known as Parker Monds place. I’m looking for a permanent resident. Write Willie E. Monds, 2910 North Boulevard, Tampa 2, Florida. Sept9tfc. 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 V-J-O. Feb20,1955pd SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS— on all makes. Free estimates in advance. We will loan you a ma chine while yours is being repaired Singer Sewing Center, 605 East Main Street, Elizabeth City, N. C., phone 4306. Nov’tfc FOR SALE MONUMENTS where you SAVE the middle man’s profit. 405 S. Road Street, Elizabeth City, N. C. Dial 5996. J. Winton Sawyer MONUMENTS Authorized Dealer For ROCK of AGES MONUMENTS The World’s Finest exp S-18-55 Page Two Mrs. Mattie Shannonhouse and Mrs. Mary Perry, co-manager of piece ] goods and notions; Mrs. Tressie Bunch, manager of ladies’ ready-to-wear; ■ Mrs. Effie Smith, alterations and la-j I dies’ ready-to-wear department as sistant; Mrs. Allie May White and Mrs. Gladys Blanchard, gifts, drapery and ready-to-wear departments; Erie Jordan, maintenance. Other employees present at the din ner were: Mrs. Hazel Lassiter, sec retary; Mrs. Clara Tolley, manager 'of boys’ and gift departments; Miss Jane Spry, window decorator and of fice assistant; Mrs. Hazel Morgan, manager of hose and accessories; W. jC. Hollowell, men’s department assist ant; Mrs. Lennie Turner, shoe depart ment assistant; E. K. White, manager of men’s department; Mrs. Ramona Mizelle, manager of girls’ infants and drapery departments; Helen Leuton, i elevator operator. Mrs. Dulaney and Miss Jane Du laney were additional guests. Edenton FHA Member Will Preside At Rally As State Secretary of the Future Homemakers of America, Miss Alice) , Parrish, who is president of the Eden- 1 ! ton FHA Chapter, will preside at the (annual FHA rally to be held in Roan ■ oke Rapids Saturday, October 9. She I will accompany Miss Carolyn Brink ley of Plymouth to Roanoke Rapids Friday. Miss Brinkley is the district FHA advisor. Fifteen members of the Edenton Chanter are planning to attend the rally. They will leave about 7 o’clock Saturday morning and expect to re turn late in the afternoon. Everyone will share the fun and fellowship of a picnic lunch on the school grounds. More than 1.000 girls from Eastern North Carolina are expected to attend the rally. Initiation of new FHA members was a highlight of the week’s activi- 1 ties. Thirty girls became official l members on Tuesday when they came to school draped in Grecian style in ' white sheets pinched around the waist with a red belt, which carried out the FHA colors. A red halo attached on | the head and a water bucket carried j in the hands completed the outfit. Each new meml>er, upon the request of any old member, was required to say the creed or one of the purposes, repeat the motto, give the colors, etc. The initiation was climaxed Tuesday night with a party at the school! building. All the girls had fun and the freshmen came through with" fly-' ing colors. . Enrm Bureau Drive Planned October 20-23 j (Continued From Page 1. Section 1) t ion we should go Well over our goal. The membership solicitors will work without pay arid will also spend their (time and auto expense in working. ; Let's join our Farm Bureau without I argument and insult and help them I help us have a strong membership. “The American Farm Bureau is na-; ♦ion-wide and represents all farmers I of America.” Perry says. “Our farm] program may not exactly.suit us. Per-! haps we don't agree with many things i .'.our government does. But. it is still! •’ur America and we must keep it I strong, By keeping farm organization! we have a chance to adjust our farm ] program to fit our needs. “Let’s make our fall membership j drive a real success by a good rriem hership,” Perry urges. “It is our one j chance to work for ourselves.” X\\ \ n' l "' 1 '//. X' (ii \J/ \| ■ this product are' 4 YEARS OR MORE 01D.- IByl STRAIGHT WHISKEY, A SPIRITS,' | ei.ly^ oo BLENDED WHISKEY |\ s o 2o ” ftlfuLA and HolUtd if I » / I I / OUR OWN DISTILLERY I Frf,h V { OUR OWN DISTILLERY MOffirui. 1 ■" .■ i.... 5 %j*i.i j_i in i.. i . i , .n jkJ THE CHOWAN HERAIJJ EDENTON. N. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1954. News About Clubs] I In Chowan County By HATTIE SINGLETARY Home Demonstration Agent ————-c* Plans are now being made for a County Crafts Workshop on Novem- ] her 30 at the Chowan Community j Building. Aluminum trays, copper’ planters and braided rugs will be the main crafts taught at the workshop. | Splatter painting, leaf prints and Christmas decorations will be on dis play. Club members and non-club ] members are invited to attend this craft school. Mrs. Vernon James, State Music Chairman, will be the guest speaker at i the Home Demonstration Achieve ment Day. Mrs. James, an outstand ing leader and club woman, is from Elizabeth City. Schedule Monday. October 11—2:30 P. M., .Chowan Home Demonstration Club jwill meet at the Chowan Community Building. i Tuesday. October 12—7:30 P. M.. Beech Fork Home Demonstration Club will meet with Mrs. W. H. Saunders. Wednesday, October 13—2:30 P. M., The Ward Home Demonstration Club 1 will meet at the Wards Community Building. Thursday, October 14 —2:30 P. M., The Enterprise Home Demonstration Club with Mrs. Herbert Hollowell. Friday, October 15—3:30 P. M„ The Home Demonstration Choral Group will meet at the Rocky Hock Church. Jaycees Sponsoring Fire Prevention Week (Continued From Page 1, Section 1) it out, then put it in an ashtray, j 6. Before going to bed, especially (after entertaining, inspect the living I room or game room to be sure no butts are smoldering under cushions or on tables. I Misuse of electricity is also respon sible for many home fires each year. Here’s how to guard against the sparks and overheating that result in electrical fires: 1. Fifteen ampere fuses are recom mended for most household circuits. Never use oversize fuses or tamper i with the ones already in the box. j 2. Don’t try to run too many appl iances from one outlet: you will over- I load the circuit. If fuses blow fre quently even without overloading, have an electrician inspect the wiring. 3. Look for the UL label on all electric cords and appliances you buy. It means they passed Underwriters’ Laboratories tests for fire and shock safety. 4. When an electric cord or appli-l ance needs, repairs, don’t let a “home handyman” tinker, with it. Take it I to. an electrician. I 5. Extension or repairs to wiring is also a job for a professional. Wiring ! done by amateurs has caused many ; fires. 6. Don’t string wires over hooks or iaround nails, or run them under rugs ' where they may he walked on. In | sulation will break or Wear out. CAIdTiH^TTFANKS We want to take this means to 'thank our friends for their many ex pressions and deeds of kindness dur ing the sudden death of our brother, W. J. Cobb. MRS. T. B. WILLIFORD MRS. W. P. GOODWIN c | ENROLLED AT MARS HILL I Two girls from Edenton are among 1 862 students enrolled at Mars Hill College for the fall semester. They are Hazel Elliott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Elliott, and Charlotte Virginia Small, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Small. Enrollment figures show 445 women and 417 men in the student body of the 99-year old Baptist junior college. ] This includes 525 freshmen and 337 J second-year students. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our devoted son and brother, Ferma M. Ward of Tyner, N. C., who departed this life ] four years ago, October 2, 1950. | A precious loved one has gone from us, ' A voice we love is still, It will always leave a vacant place in , our hearts, That can never be filled. We often go down to the river you loved so well, The bright, blue beautiful waters, where you spent so much of your time, Catching the glory from across the sky. It makes our hearts throb to the memory of things you used to say and do. It creates memories of things that are 1 last, That were beautiful and true and helps to ease our sad and j broken hearts. Faithful and honest in all your ways, I Devoted and true to the end of days. Loving, gentle, patient and kind; What a beautiful memory you left behind. We hope to meet you, Ferma dear, When our work here on this earth is done, With soft music sounding down life’s listening way, Giving us back what we have lost in tears since you went away. His Devoted Mother, Mrs. Victoria P. Ward, Sisters and Brothers. c Wanted To Buy— VACANT LOT . . . either in white or colored section. Will pay cash. —SEE— MR. HALL 29 WESTOVER HEIGHTS or Call 576-J TAM Ural EDENTON, N. L. Week Day Shows ( ontirxms From 3:30 Saturday Continuous From 1:30 Sunday 2:15, 4:15 and 8:45 — Thursday and Friday, October 7-8 — John Derek and Joan Evans in “THE OUTCAST” Saturday, October 9 Phil Carey in “MASSACRE CANYON” o Sun., Mon., and Tues„ October 10-11-12 Spencer Tracy, Richard Widmark and Jean Peters in “BROKEN LANCE” Cinema Scope o— Wednesday, October 13— Joel McCrea in “BLACK HORSE CANYON” EDEN THEATRE EDENTON, N. C. Friday and Saturday, October 8-9 McDonald Carey in “THE GREAT MISSOURI RAID” MAY DRIVE-IN THEATRE EDENTON, N. C. Admission 49c Per Person Children Under 12 Free o Friday and Saturday, October 8-9 Kirk Douglas in “THE BIG SKY” 1 Sunday, October 10— Abbott and Costello in “LOST IN ALASKA” o Monday and Tuesday, October 11-12 Tony Curtis in "ALL AMERICAN” o Wednesday and Thursday, October 18-14 Charlton Heston in "THE NAKED JUNGLE” ' LEGAL NOTICES EXECUTRIX NOTICE Having qualified as Executrix of the estate of A. S. Smith, 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 un dersigned at Edenton, North Carolina, on or before the Ist day of October, 1955, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This October 1, 1954. SALLIE B. SMITH, Executrix of A. S. Smith Estate. 0ct7,14,21,28,N0v4,11c EXECUTOR’S _ NOTICE Having qualified as Executor of the estate of Ida Rebecca Jordan Ward,] deceased, late of Chowan County,j North Carolina, this is to notify all | persons having claims against the es tate of said deceased to exhibit them! to the undersigned at Tyner, North Carolina, on or before the Ist day of' September, 1955, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This September 1, 1954. LUCIUS T. 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Lane, deceased, late of Chowan County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the es tate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Edenton, North Carolina, on or before the Ist day of October, 1955, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This October 1, 1954. LONA ESTELLE LANE, THOMAS E. LANE, WALTER S. LANE, Executrix and Executors of J. V. Lane Estate. W. S. PRIVOTT, Attorney 0ct7,14,21,28,N0v4,11c j FOR SALE 3-BEDROOM Brick Home 27 WESTOVER HEIGHTS Contact Dampen - Smith Real Estate EDENTON, N. C.