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SOCIETY NEWS
Asheville Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. John Bond had as re
cent guests Col. and Mrs. Stuart Lee
Cowles of Asheville.
Week-end Guest
Mrs. Lyn Bond of Tarboro spent the
week-end with Mrs. Fred Wood.
Visit In Richmond
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Wood, Mr. and
Mrs. James E. Wood, Mrs. R. F. Bad
ham and Col. and Mrs. William Rose
vear were recent visitors in Richmond.
Va.
Washington Visitor
Mrs, Mahle White of Washington,
D. C., is visiting friends in Edenton.
Visit In Wilmington
Mr, and Mrs. William Billings spent
the week-end in Wilmington. N. C.
Miss Donna Billings returned home af
ter spending several weeks with
friends. ,
Here From Griffon
Mrs. W. C. Moore, Jr., and children
of Grifton, N. C., are visiting Mrs.
W. C. Moore. Sr.
Attend Football Game
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Perry, Mr.
and Mrs. Rodney By rum and Mrs. J.
B. Harrisin attended the Carolina-
Wake Forest game in Chapel Hill Sat- ,
urday.
Sunday Guests
Mr. and Mi’s. W. G. Rrotton and
children of Scotland Neck spent Sun
day with Mrs. Inez Moran.
Visit In Suffolk
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hobbs, Jr., spent
the week-end visiting relatives in Suf
folk, Va. I
Sunday At Nags Head
M isses Myrtle Jenkins, Ruby Felts,
Lena Jones and Mrs. Mabel White
spent Sunday at Nags Head,
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See Football Game
| Lin Bond, Ray Rogerson, Billy Hard
ison and Jimmy Harrison attended the
j Carolina-Wake Forest game in Chap-!
I 1 Hill Saturday.
| Chanel Hill Visiters
i Mrs, Watts I’oe and children of
Chapel Hill are spending two weeks
With Mr-’.. Foe’s parents, Mr. and Airs.
O. B. Ferry.
Visits Relatives
Ail- >•♦ Rol-v-:. Jr., of Raleigh spent
the • a ek-end with relatives.
At Football Game
John A. Holmes. Sr., attended the
Carolina-Wake Forest football game
at Chanel Hill Saturday.
Attends Football Game
Edward Wozeika attended the Carrt-
II’”' W ’.ke Forest game in Chapel Hill
Saturday.
At Football Game
Mr. and Mrs. N. .J. George, Mr. and
Mrs Hubert Williford attended the
Carolina-Wake Forest football game at
Chapel Hill Saturday.
Visit In Fiiquav Springs
Me. and Mrs. Medlin Belch spent
the week-end. with Mi-, and Mrs. Ben
Ferry in Fuquay Springs and attend
ed the Carolina-Wake. Forest game
and the State-Duke game.
Visit In Raleigh
Mr and Mrs. Cecil Fry and children
' spent the week-end in Raleigh With
i Mrs. Fry’s parents. They attend”*) the
! Carolina-Wake Forest and the State-.
Duke football games.
, Week-end In Raleigh I
1 Mr. and M rs. J, M. Thorud spent
• i,„ week-end in Raleigh with Mr. and
Mrs. John R. Adams and attended the
Carolina-Wake Forest and State-Duke
football games. :i
I Attend Football Games
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Hardin spent
[the week-end in Raleigh with Mr. and|
Mrs. Willis Hooper and attended the
'Carolina-Wake Forest and the State
-1 Duke football games.
Visit In Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Overton. Sr.,
and daughter. Kathleen, spent the
(Week-end in Norfolk visiting Mr. and
Mrs, Harry F. Wilson.
Recent Visitors
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Cates were
[recent visitors in Edenton.
Return From New York
Mr. and Mrs; Thomas Byrum and
Mr and Mrs., Haywood Bunch return- ■
| ■ d hmue T’ ■.•.rsd.ay night after spend
:ng several days in New York City. 1
•■•here they attended the national re- •
tail farm equipment convention.
Pennsylvania Visitors
M . ami Mrs, Charles H. Bufflap '
■d daughte’ . Nancy, returned to their
.home in York, Fa.. Monday after*
-’I- ruling .. feu days as guests of Mr a
1 Mrs .1 Ed n .Buff;!a Miss ■
■ i 1-. chy Butflap.
I’Hlii'HoWAN HERALD EPENiuN, N C„ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1954.
Attends Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Cullipher at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Cullipher’s
cousin in Emporia, Va„ Sunday.
Attend Reception
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holoman attend
ed the golden wedding anniversary re
eejotion of Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Powell J
!in Ahoskie Wednesday night of last
week. |
Conway Visitors
Mrs. J. E. Taylor, Liihvood Ward
and daughter, Roseanne of Conway.
IN. C., Were Sunday guests of Mr.
| Wind’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. 1..
Ward.
Week-end In Norfolk
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Miss Evelyn Leary spent the week
fen d in Norfolk as the guest of her
brother-in-law and sister, Capt. and
JMrs, H. E. Baker on Foreman Drive.
Visit At High Point
I Mr. and Mrs. Albert Keeter and son
Bill visited their son-in-law and daugh
ter-. Mr. and Mrs. Selas Melloilas, at
Hi.trh I’oint over the Week-end. They
were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Netzinger.
Florida Visitors
Air. and Mrs. Frank Shope of Tam
pa. Fla., are visiting Mrs. Shape's
!pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Hollo
well.
Visiting Parents
Mrs. J. B. Jones and sons, Britt and
Steve of Norfolk, Va., are spending a
few days with Mrs. Jones’ parents, Mr.
land Mrs. Raleigh Hollowed.
, Returns To Honduras
,■ Charles Baker left Wednesday of
, last week for New Orleans, where he
boarded a ship for Pela. Honduras,
[after spending five weeks as guest of
[hiss grandmother, Mrs. Joseph Haste,;
Mr. Baker is an accountant for the j
| Tela Railroad in Honduras.
,1 Visit In Williamston
Air. and Mrs. Harry Lassiter and
.family visited relatives in Williamston
' Sunday.
Visit Friends
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Speight visit
ed friends in Kinston and Snow Hill
his week-end.
Here From Plymouth
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. L’ C. Burton.)
Jr., was Miss Constance Williford of'
Plymouth. I
Week-end In Norfolk
! gs Aurelia Layden spent the week- 1
lend in Norfolk as the guest of Mrs. 1
Beulah H. Spence.
Plymouth Visitors
Mrs. Bernice Hammons of Plymouth
is spending a few days with Mr. and 1
Mrs. LiC. Burton, Jr.
Menus at the Edenton Junior-Senior
lunch room for the Week beginning'
Monday, November 1, will be:
Monday- Hamburgers with gravy. l
baked potatoes, succotash, rolls, but-]
•tor.•milk, cookies.
Tuesday—Beef vegetable soup, spic
ed liani sandwiches, celery strips,
crackers, bread, milk, block cake.
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j Wednesday—Barbecued beef, cole
slaw, black-eye peas, cornbread, but
ter, milk, cookies.
| Thursday—Chopped wieners in pork
and beans, tossed salad, turnip greens,
I rolls, butter, milk, cup cakes.
CIVIC CALENDAR
(Continued from P, , e One) ,
County Farm Bureau will end Fri- j
day of this week.
New 1955 Model Chevrolet dis
played today (Thursday) at the
li.li.H. Motor Company.
Edward G. Bond Post, No. 40,
American Legion will meet to
night (Thursday) at 7:30 o'clock
in the Legion hall.
Edenton Chapter, No. 302 of the
Eastern Star will meet in the Ma
sonic Temple Monday night at 8
o'clock.
Bertie County Fifth Sunday
Sing next Sunday at Christian
Harbor Church.
Directors of the four-county Tu
berculosis Association meet in
Hertford Wednesday night, Octo
ber 3. at 8 o’clock.
YFW Auxiliary will observe
poppy day Saturday, November 6.
Women's Missionary Society of
the Edenton Baptist Church meets
Monday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock.
Kindergarten Class of the Eden
ton Elementary School will pre
sent a program, “A Tiny Tot Cir
cus” Friday morning, November
27. at 10:4-’> o'clock in the audi
torium.
Lions Clubs of Zone 2, Dis
trict 31 -F will hold a zone meeting
in the Masonic Temple Monday
night, November 8.
VFVV square dance in the VFW
hall Saturday night from 9 o'clock
to midnight.
Annual Masonic banquet Thurs
day night. November 4, in the Ma
sonic Temple dining room, at 7:30
o’clock.
Edenton Aces play an Albe
marle Conference game Friday
night in Ahoskie.
Homecoming Day celebration
will he observed at Edenton Jun
ior-Senior High School Friday
night. November 5.
Art Appreciation Week observ
ed next week in the Edenton Ele
mentary School.
Varsity Club Halloween dance
in the Edenton armory Saturday
night. November 6.
VFW Post meets in VFVV home
Tuesday night of next week.
Chowan Tribe, No. 12, 1.0.R.M..
meets Monday night at 7:30
o'clock.
land raising drive for the
Edenton swimming pool still in
progress.
VFVV Post home open every
Friday and Saturday night for
members and guests.
Home Demonstration Clubs’
husband supper Friday night, No
vember 12, at 7 o’clock in the
Wards Community Building.
Edenton Rotary Club will en
tertain all the white school teach
ers of the county and Rotary
Annes at a meeting tonight at 7
i o’clock in the Masonic Temple.
Chowan High School I’arent
! Teacher Association will sponsor
the annual Halloween party at
Chowan High School Friday night,
October 29, at 7:30 o'clock.
Lions’ Zone Meeting
In Edenton Nov. Bth
(Continued from Page One)
children which they desire to take to
the big Halloween parade and party |
which has been staged in Edenton for!
the past few years.
A very interesting and entertaining
talk was made before the club oil the!
new federal income tax law by R. E. I
Aiken, a certified public accountant off
Elizabeth City and a former member |
of the Edenton club. A question and I
answer period followed, which should
prove quite helpful to those present.
Aiken was presented by Mayor L.j
H. Haskett, who had charge of the
program. Haskett expressed his ap- 1
preciat ion to tile other members of
his committee who assisted in ar
ranging the programs during the
month. |
Aid Is Available For
Hurricane Sufferers
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and insurance.
! Relief is given irrespective of race,
creed, politics or previous conduct. It
is an outright gift from the American
j people through the Red Cross. No
'loans are made and no repayment can
jbe accepted.
I Assistance is given in kind rather
.than cash. The families helped have
the privilege of selecting the mer
chant with whom they wish to trade.
The merchants arc given disbursing
orders and paid by check, thus keep-.
ing trade in its normal channels. ' |
Red Cross does not repair rental
property.
The main concern is for families
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Bel Air, “Two-Ten” or "One-Fifty” series, and the car
you win will be equipped with Powerglide Autoinacic
Transmission, Chevrolet heater and defroster, and
direction signals.
When your Treasure Chest ticket arrives in the mail,
here’s all you have to do. Fill it out complete, bring ir ■
to our showroom, and drop it in our Treasure Chest
box. And here’s one of the best things! Once your
ticket is in, it is good up to the very last drawing
unless picked as a winner. So get your Treasure Chest
ticket in soon and give yourself more chances to win!
and individuals and not for businesses.
Relief is extended only when neces
sary to supplement the actual and
. potential resources of the family as
. fected. Need and not loss is the basis
'for disaster relief.
When an application has been made
planning with a caseworker will folloyv
to determine what the family can do
and what will be needed by the RmL
Cross to give the family a footh<|B|
and enable them to recover. .. J
VFW Snuare Dance
AT VFW HOME
Saturday, Oct, 39
9 P. M. TO MIDNIGHT
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