SECTION ONE-
Edenton Aces Lose
Hard Fought Game
To Ahoskie 19 To 13
i
Breaks of Game Prove
Very Costly to Eden
ton Gridders
Although outplaying the Ahoskie
Indians Friday night in an Albemarle
Conference game played in Ahoskie,
Kdenton’s Aces were victims of the
breaks of the game and lost a heart
breaker hy a score of 19 to Id. The
Aces chalked up 10 first downs to four
for Ahoskie. In the passing depart
ment the Aces completed four out of
10 passes for 52 yards, while Ahoskie
netted 70 yards on the only pass com
pleted in four tries, Ahoskie was
penalized 80 yards and the Aces lost
50 yards on penalties.
Ahoskie scored shortly after . the ■
kickoff When Hall slipped through the
entire Edenton team at the 48-yard
line to score the first touchdown. The!
try for the extra point failed. Short- '
ly afterward the Aces began a drive i
from their own 35. At the 8-yard
line Holland flipped a pass to Roger-!
son for the Aces’ first touchdown.
Rogerson’s kick for extra point was
good, so that the Aces were out in
front 7-6.
The Aces’ lead didn’t last long, fori
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a few minutes later Hall threw a pass
which was good for 70 yards. This
play was a lucky break for Ahoskie,
for Jimmy Harrison jumped up to
break up the pass and the ball glided
into the hands of Hill, who raced for
! a touchdown without being touched.
I The try for the extra point was good
( putting Ahoskie in the lead 13-7.
Shortly before the half ended Whit
! son’s kick, was blocked so that Ahos-j
‘kie had possession of the ball on the,
jEdenton 8-yard line. In two plays
the Indians scored their third touch-,
down, hut tlw try for the extra point
failed, so that the score at half time
was Ahoskie 19, Edenton 7.
The Aces came hack strong in the,
second half but were able to score only'
one more touchdown. Edenton recov
ered ah Ahoskie fumble on the Alios-! 1
kie 17. Holland’s pass to Wright was
good for. 17 yards and in two, plays 1
'Stiljey added 22 yards, putting the *
ball on the 8-yard line. Holland then
'.called a pass play hut not seeing an'
open target, he plunged through the
line to score, Rogerson’s kick Was
wide, so that the score was 39-13. i
[With an exchange of punts neither]
team could gain much ground during
the remainder of the game, but Ahos-!
I kie had an edge in that Hall made !
some bountiful kicks to keep the Aces
i out of Ahoskie territory. The loss
dropped the Aces from the Albemarle
Conference Championship race,
\ The game attracted a large number
of Ahoskie and Edenton fans with the
Edenton and Ahoskie bands entertain
ng at half time.
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TRY A HERAT •• ’ VSSIFIED Al» j
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THE CHOWAN HERALD EDENTON. N. r> - URSDAT, NOVEMBER 4, 1954.
'
Chowan High Menu
1- r»
Menus for the Chowan High School
lunch room for the week beginning
! Monday, November 8, will be as fol
lows:
Monday— Stew beef, turnip greens,
sliced tomatoes, candied yams, rolls,
j butter, milk, raw apples,
! Tuesday— Beef and vegetable soup,
pimento cheese sandwich, crackers,
j bread, butter, milk, rice and raisin
pudding.
Wednesday—Boiled ham, potato sal-! 1
ad, green beans, beets, bread, butter, i
milk, fruit cup. |
Thursday—Chicken pan pie, green >
peas, pineapple salad, rolls, butter,|
milk, jello with fruit.
Friday.—Salmon croquettes, mashed
potatoes, cole slaw, corn muffins, but
ter, milk, peaches.
. ■■ ■ i;
!; . |
!130 Chowan Persons |
Get Old Age Assistance
i
| During October 130 persons in Cho-!
wan County received old age assist-j
ianrp with $3,285 being distributed.
1 Twelve aid to dependent children cas-!
es received $491, while 11 aid to blind]
cases received $406 and 14 aid to per-!
manently and totally disabled personsi
| received $492. Five cases received
$49.40 for general assistance, while)
$234 went for five cases hospitalized
in the County and $35.13 for two cases |
hospitalized outside the county.
Service cases included one person
I receiving veterans rehabilitation in
cooperation with the Department of
Public Welfare, one person receiving
free eye examination through the N. C.
State Commission for the Blind, five
'child labor certificates issued and 11
children receiving individual Service.
ACHIEVEMENT DAY POSTPONED
Achievement Day for Chowan Negro
home demonstration clubs will be ob
served at the White Oak Consolidat
ed School sometime in December. The)
observance was scheduled for Monday I
of this week, hut was postponed.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank each and everyone
for every deed of kindness shown us
during the long illness and death of
our father, Thomas Francis, all of
which are greatly appreciated and
helped to lighten the burden of our
oved one.
—The Francis and c I
Mansfield Families.
MEET THE WOMAN WHO
CAN’T CATCH COI.D
If you get the sniffles ever so of
ten you will die interested in reading
about the woman who simply can’t
Catch cold. Doctors have been trying
for six years to discover her amazing
secret, so everyone can benefit from
it. Read about this unusual woman in
the November 14th issue of
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Magazine in Colorgravure with the
BALTIMORE
SUNDAY AMERICAN
Order From Your
Local Newsdealer
Schedule For Home
Demonstration Clubs!
Monday, November 8, 2:30 A. M.—
Chowan Home Demonstration Club
will meet at the Chowan Community
Building.
Tuesday, November 9, 7:30 P. M.—
Beech Fork Club will meet with Mrs.
Stillman Leary.
j Wednesday, November 10, 2:30 P. M
—Ward and Ryland Home Demonstra
tion Clubs will meet at the Ward Com-
Imunity Building.
j Thursday, November 11, 2:30 I’. M.
i —Enterprise and Rocky Hoek Homo
| Demonstration Clubs will meet with
| Mrs. Wallace Goodwin.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. James Robert Hendrix
lof Tyner announce the birth of an
8-11)., 12-oz., daughter, Robin Elaine,
I born Saturday. October 16. Mrs. Hen
drix is the former Marvis Elaine
Hobbs.
FOR SALE
3-BEDROOM
Brick Home
24 WESTOVER HEIGHTS
Owner Leaving Town . . . Priced
For Quick Sale.
CONTACT
Camper? - Smith
Real Estate
EDENTON, N. C.
Sold In Edenton By
Mitchener’s Pharmacy
PHONE 100
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DO YOU KNOW
That You Can Buy A Brand New
l-PLOW
FARMALL CUB TRACTOR
for ONLY $1054 Delivered 11
1- PLOW
FARMALL SUPER A
for ONLY $1350 Delivered j I
2-
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WITH FAST-HITCH
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for ONLY $1717 Delivered I
ASK US ABOUT THE TRACTOR BUY OF A LIFETIME!
Convenient Terms Through the Income Purchase Plan
Byrum Implement & Truck Company I
“YOUR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER”
U. S. 17 North Edenton, N. C.
CLASSIFIED ADS
BAD BREATH . . . EVEN ONIONS!
Use breath-taking OLAG Tooth
Paste at the drug store.
FOR RENT APARTMENT FOR
family or office. Apply Bell’s Good
year Store, Broad Street. ltp
ROOM AND BOARD —APPLY 315
East Queen Street, Edenton.
Novltfc
PLA NT CHINESE CHESTNUTS—
Blight-resistant. Produce prolific
crops of sweet, delicious nuts and
provide shade for the home grounds. |
Two 3 to 4 ft.! Bearing Size Trees-
Offer No. 4-C for $4.95, Postpaid.
Ask for Free Copy Illustrated Fall
Price List. Salespeople Wanted for
Virginia’s Largest Assortment Fruit
Trees, Nut Trees, Berry Plants,,
Grape Vinos, and Landscape Ma- ■
.■■Aerial. WAYNESBORO NURSER
IES, WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA,
ltc
ROYAL TYPEWRITER FOR SALE.
Office size. Good condition. Phone
294-J. Nov4,llpd
SEE THE NEW 1955 AMERICAN
Coach housetrailer now in stock.
32 feet, large bedroom, big bath
room, 5-piece dinette set, automatic
heating. Mobile Home Sales, West
I End Circle, Greenville, N. C.
jNovLllpd
S4OO MONTHLY
SPARE TIME—NO SELLING
NATIONAL company will select a re- 1
liable man, age unimportant, to re
fill and collect money from our 5-
cent automatic dispensers, vending
a product advertised on TV, radio
and magazines in this area: to qual
ify you must have good references,
car. and $640 cash available im- i
mediately for inventory ad equip
ment. Devoting 6 to 8 hours per
week, income will net up to S4OO
monthly. More for full time. Com
pany will allow applicant selected
liberal financial assistance for ex-
pansion. For interview with region
al director, write, including phone
) number, To Box Number 165 Care
j of Chowan Herald. ltp
SALESMEN WANTED WOULD
you like to have a good, permanent,!
profitable business of your own.!
You can have—selling Rawleighj
Products. Hundreds of mon are'
earning more than ever before, sup- 1
plying families with Rawleigh’s ev-j
erv day necessities. Y'ou can tooj
Good locality available in Chowan]
County. Write Rawleigh’s, Dept.
NCK-310-216, Richmond, Va.
N0v4,11.18,25pd /
WANTED SALES PERSONS TO
distribute Luzier’s cosmetics in Cho
wan and Perquimans Counties. Con
tact Mrs. Mamie Rhea, Box 15,
Windsor, N. C. 0ct28,N0v4,11,18p
MAKE $75 AND UP EVERY WEEK
full or part time. Take orders for
America’s largest selling, nationally
advertised LIQUID FERTILIZER.
Sold with Money-Back Guarantee.
No investment. Write “Nn-Churs”
| 470 Monroe St., Marion, Ohio.
0ct21,28,N0v.4c
j MAN OR WOMAN TO TAKE OVER
route of established Watkins cus
tomers in the City of Edenton.
Earnings unlimited. No invest
ment necessary. We will help you
get started. Write J. R. Watkins
| Co., Dept. S-3, Richmond. Virginia.
, Oct 14.21.28.N0v1pd
' USED SEWING MACHINES AS
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.
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 ABOUT
Athlete’s Foot Boils, Burns, Itch,
Eczema, Impetigo, Pimples, Psorias
is- Ringworm or any known skin
disease. Ask your druggist about
V-J-O- Feb20,1955pd
SEWING K \CHINE 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
J. Winton Sawver
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1 exp 3-18-55