PAGE EIGHT
LOCAL
Here From Charlotte
Mr. and Mrs. Willis McClenney
of Charlotte spent the holidays in <
Edenton with relatives.
Visiting Grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jackson
have as their guests this week their
grandchildren, Martha and Hobby
Fallis.
Holiday Visitors
Mrs. C. F, Russell had as her
guests for the holidays, Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Busby and daughter of
Chapel Hill and Miss Billie Earle'
Russell of Norfolk, Va.
Here For Christmas
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Chestnut t
and children of Richmond, \ i.,
Spent the holidays in Kdcntc! visit
ingr relatives.
Kooky Mount Visitors
Mr. and Min. \Y. M. James have :
returned to their -home in Rocky
Mount, after s-pondimr the holidays
with their son-in-law and daughter.
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Hardin. Missi-
Itetsy Hardin areonißahied her
grandparents home to spend s“V- *
ewl days.
Returns To Norfolk
Miss Shirley Keefer returned to
Norfolk Tuesdav after snending tin*
Christmas holidays with her par- .
ents. Mr- find Mi’s. Gliff Keetor in i
Westovei* 1 le.ight.s.
Scotland Neck Visitors
Mr. Jtnd Mrs; Will Hei
Scotland Vpck were week end \ isite
ors in Kdenton.
(»uo<t of Father
Mr. and Mrs.. Millard . \V,avd
Ci re* .* n>shor<>- >• iv 'nt tl y e week-end wiMv
his father, Frm >t \Y:u*’(i on Qtteori
Street.
Holiday (.nests
Mr. and Mr 1 • •<».• - Fopdiami -
had: as. t guests.-My
Mrs. Jaeksoji and cni live
of Plymouth ;n*l Mr. md -Mi J (
1.. Foreh •'
Nancy, of (Ir*v "•
Attending Raskethall (lames
Mr. and Ml - (' Fl >
dren are 'pending several .days ir.
Raleigh visiting Mrs. Fry's imp
ents. While ll.at--.ji
tend the Dixie ('lassie fkisk-othall <
Tournament.
Fuquay Springs Visitor*
Mr. and Min. TVp FrrrV of Fu
qua> Springs ' \ •] ■ a n'.ivi* Friday to
speiul the holiday with Mr. and -
Mrs. W. T. Hairy in. Wost.pver <
Heights.
Vi.silinc In Raleigh
M•. nd Mrs
Dixon. Jr.. ~ nd pH ildren ■: >v. .sp.-n.d.
ing a week w.ith .Mrs. Dixon's na.-r
--♦ nts. Dr. and Mis. Samuel Roh
idtt in lialeigh.
In Pen ns.viva ilia
Mr. and Mrs V. .1 , -g. i?fc
Monday to sjirnd r ••• d.iys in:*
Waynesh,urg. I‘with M r. (■.;«*'org‘-’-
mother.
Here From Rphhins
Mrs. Harold' Rickman and sri-p
Ah*\and<r. Mis>»-' Frm-kie nd !
Flefa Troth-r of Roddins. V. (’.. ir
visiting in the Koni- of tin- R. .
and Mrs. Karl Richard-on.
finest of Parents
Mi As Anno f*ofi.-!d will return
Sumlay to her stiplic- it Woman's I
■CiSljpgo_..(ire*-7i i *dO;-'».. t‘ • i : II g
the Christmas ludiilay -:> • g'u* r st of
her pfire.ntK. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. {
Co field.
Visiting Parents
Mr. arid Mrs. \ \Y Fu.rgde''
und daughters. .I: - . , *>d 11-n d t r
Fulpeppf r. Va.. arc spending ’in.
holidays with .Mrs, Furginele's par t
ents. Mr. and Mrs. T. J, Wood.
Here From Vho.skie
Mr. and M in, U. U. ( ’ ■
Miss K1 iz.itic? h■ (-iami and Miss
Anns La'i.o . ■ ■
were Chiistipas l; ie>ts of Mr. and
Nlrs. Frank Ha]me-. M -s Fmily
Holmes aecoinpaiiiefl her grand- <
parents home for a few days visti.
V , BLENDED
: WHISKEY
PROOF
THE STRAIGHT WHISKEYS
}Yjj[H :IN THIS PRODUCT ARE
4 YEARS OR MORE OLD.
3StfroOfef7yiMHil 40% STRAIGHT WHISKEY,
6o%neutra i spirits,
DISTIUED FROM GRAIN
BBi sOqo
BfflsSwßißwiß A piny
Code 216
%*= $3 20 »
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v OUR OWN DISTILLERY t>f»nvnu. wtuow county, kchtuchv
NEWS
Return To Burlington
Mr. and Mia. Ralph Norwood and
daughter, Elizabeth, have returned
their home in Burlington after
spending the Christmas holidays as
guests of Mrs. Norwood’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cofield.
Return From Rocky Mount
j Mr. and Mrs. J. 1\ Ricks, Jr., and
! daughter. Janet, have returned to
to their home after spending the
holidays With relatives in Rocky
Mount.
Norfolk Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Alberts of
N'orfolk. Va., were Sunday guests
; of Mr; and Mrs. N. J. George,
On Southern Trip
Jess Wilson and Mrs. W, Eve;
ans left Sunday for a week's visit
with relatives in; Savannah, Gy.,
and Miami, Fla.
Returns Home
Miss Lucy Bright Cofield re
turned to her homo in.. Burlington
j Sunday after spending the Christ
mas holidays ns gxe st of hoi- par
ents. Mr. arn! Mrs. U. !'. Cofieid.
Norfolk Visitors
Lieut.' and. Mrs. J. B; ..Times and.
sons-. Britt and Steve ,-f ?C,n;folk,
Va.. spent ■Christmas day-with Mr-.
Jones’ nar Oils. Mr. and Mrs. Ra
leigh Helinw-U.
11 ll i ll .1 ill Geest-
Mr. and Mr-. i.i. S'. .11 .■ ' T>■!'-
haul '.v,o- ge, —ts "f Mr. Boyee’s
hrotliel ill- IW lid - '. M ’ 1 a :
Mr-. I'liieigli 11 olio Weil, dm ag :h
--efiiastpias ooli-I-iys.
Holidays Jr Raieigb
M ■ end M - t . A EM- MM- nd
Toil • :.i ■ d
hdiiio *,n 1 King ’ce- t p;■ - 1- spend.
M'- b,d'ii!:iy s with
ir - io j:.-i;’-,-.':s}i. .'
Vi -itiag In M i. Gilead
M- M '
Hrti a-in ,1 Be. «Uv 'air; siwinThiir thl 1
"v . in' Mr. 'G •I ; Mrs
d. ♦ ■ ■ d iid. Mrs. J E
!'e. . .;
I, reen-bpro \ i -i t or-
Ml- nd Mrs. I V
child pop , - dt/p hire,, and FHdk ie ,> r
Green-A'Ov, aye speilrling i.he ; A ‘
. l b M \V
Mr. old Mrs. Cfar f
‘Jle-eir St r. , I. -. I"-.
In At I.i
!I - . I lid : M i-s. \V S <,
s’leli.lmg. Hr O ".’ ..’ ■ \ ■ * ;
Georgia,.' ■ • ;.j
A isdingJn Norfolk.
M -. i|i rg. !' a
Fi'i.dpy ;*■ r N'o.rt’ej k, V . where - she i
mil speijo tap .week- A- 1■ - hef|
■soii-i-n'-'l.tw .-iii.i diuja'n|,'-r,..’.\Er. and j
Mrs. Joseph-B . •• ■
Visiting lit W ilminglnn
Mr. o,f M' - \V Al l.” B
rilul .ch'hlre.ii .asphtvd'iig tlh, A |
wit:h ’" * 1 ’' ’ '• . •» ; - )\ ;
Return Home
M'. i 111! M i'>. D ,; •:,] !
IriMi ' • ■
' • • ’ > he j
(’ll-JM St i'l ' 1 ■ 11»* v.r.'i.V'-s .;' ]. K«f»-?V * op.
Return To New Mexico
M •*. ’• ■ M 1 ~l'i i- l\ . nt]. .
F.-f* •Si-n.vi.My flirp-r- luupu i
'1 A : 'lKfllf ! (pi . \ ' \F \ ft-.g
• • V 1 .
Kl* •• - ’> ' A-.■ y\ }j ]* .
k-W- ■■ M • • 1 j :■! : ; i u•• • lu-.r- •
!M i : ’ - ' I \| •. 1 \[; - .
Cl if;:’ Ke m \\. -■ .■■ H.-ighi- 1
I A K - V: a a iti !. Ktii-ut i'i: si-vV j
>•!':.? hA -o. -'A '; |
' i•*il ii>ii Rein Hu--.
\\ i I: V • >ii-'ii*jing ♦hi.'l
k.i-Ti; \\ iimingiiVn x-.i > iti n g r* * I i -
?iv*'S;- -V.
Ifolulav* With I’areivis
M. "I ivfrs- W . !!. I ; i?rn
/.mi ><hi nh Diitii.im Ajm •i; t' tin h «>!.?- i
- tl.t _[i.‘i.rcn,t-s■ at their j
1 ■ lr- Street; • i
In lint lord For ( hri^tm.is
M ; M - . .1. IX KlUciti , -n.!
ciiikii er'i ')it i : ;:br lu*ijil.ajN iir Hci t-
Durham Visitor
Mis-; Sara Miller of Durham
spent the Christmas holidays with
••her p;irents. Mr. and Mrs. \\. F.
Miller Church Stre^*
Richmond Visitors
Chloc. Hill and Russell Boot*
wright of Richmond. Va.. are spend
ing this week visiting their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. IF A. Chap
pell and their aunt and uncle Mr.
and' Mrs. C». IF- Potter.
finest of Parents
Miss Catherine Reeves of High
Point, spent the holidays with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Reeves
?it their home on West Kdon Street.
Holiday Guests
John A. Holmes had as his holi
day guests Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Holmes. Jt\, and daughter of Ra
leiuh and his <laughter. Miss Marx
McDonald Holnuxs of Cliapel Hill.
Here From Virginia
Mr. and Min. W. ’l'. H.iny Had as
thVdr lioVidny guests Mrs. Harry’s
• t h‘ei jnd sister-in-lhAVi Mi arid
I rs. Fd Park of Pprksfey. \ a
ReWtrns Home
Mrs. C F. T'arks has return* d
y o her li.ome in Parksley. \’a.. 'af-
Aer having spent some time with i
!•(■*• son-in-law ,-rird daughter. Mr.
inj.MrsA \\ T Hiiri-v.
Ret urn To Richmond
Mr. uni Mrs. Tiloinils Chn.-ii-s.
•li'.. s'.l’ Richmond. Vo., have i-ctiirn
• li.hivnic After, spending A fho hnli
.iinvs in EiEptoti with tln.ir
, Ills
Garner Gmr-ls
Mi. ind Mrs. M niricc Runrli.
J”., nd i-iiiMron of fo'vnor. N.
is” ' *he liolid.iys in Ed( f nfbl.l visil
: lig h 1 s pal'rnl s., ■
\ isils Sister
Air-. 'A \ Holm- bin' ns bor
" ■”.-on,} gvii'si, hor si-tor; Mi'-. 1!
d J’iirk.i’f of f.iilos. \. i'.
Kciurn Home
M’ s. Tiynniusnp Gi-oobwood an !
"baiilvn halo I-Inmod to 'ln-ir
RJcigh aft.-i- - ponding
-ovri-at 'l,ivs witly h. i- !,i-.vtli,- 1— iti
' -sisf r. Mr mil Mrs. T. lb
Sii ih. :
Homo I or Holidays
M Mrs. J Kr:. nk WH •
- fho i r Ituliday gu os *.-
> lr. : Mrs, Wliito and I'anii
tf ' > ’ '■ ami Mr,- 'and Mrs.
S:.”' U h:to and fiimily,
Richmond Guests
V!' -a H. T I.ayfnnshar! a-
Mr. ami Mrs.
ug l a in ■ r of !.’ -ii.mould: \ a
Christmas With Parents
M" Al’- [\a.tb 11 a[l7 . a
”t Xorfyl K Claris till as
; -a i;. am. All.
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2 Door Sedan
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1 52 DeSoto Club Coupe
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11950 Mercury, 4dr. Sedan
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j I North Broad Street Phone 58 EDENTON, N. C» |
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON. NORTH CAROLINA, > v P"CEMBER 30, lAM.
Henderson Visitor
Mrs. J. E. Coffey of Henderson, I
, formerly of Edenton. spent the
week-end here visiting friends.
Move To Chapel Hill
Mr and Mrs. Christopher Bushy,
loft Monday for Chapel Hill where I
they will make their homo While
Mr. Bushy attends the University!
of North Carolina.
Visits Parents
Stacy [.atub, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Willie Eumb, left this week for
| Voiktown. Va„ where he is station
-1; ed with the I", S. Navy on the USS|
! Red Pole (mine sweeperl after
spending the holidays with his par
■ ents.
Ernnklin Visitor
.Alike Kehayes of Franklin. Va.,,
■ was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Er-|
nest KehaVes during the holidays.
Holidays With Parents
Mr, and Mrs. Erie Onfield and j
-oil "f O.A Ridge, Temi.. were
• guests of Mr. Cofield’s parents,
Mr. and M rs. R E. Cofieid. dur
i itig tin' holidays.
Culpepper Visitors
Air. and Mrs. A. AV. Fiirciiiele
and daughters, Jane and Harriet,
Avf Oiilpepner, A"a.. are spending the
(holidays-with Mrs. FtirgiueleV par
.’ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.
'Wood.
Christmas Guests
Mr, and A!rs. Bill Garrett and.
■/two eb ildren of South Norfolk sjient!'
i tiio Christmas holidays as guests,
I of Mr. Garrett’s mother. Mrs. John j
iGarrett, and other relatives.
Home From College
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Chappell, for-;
, merly <if Edenton, are now living;
in Bonne. N. C„ and attending Ap
v'alai'hi.aiiA. .State Teachers College.
Mr. Chappell, the son of the Rev.
and Airs. AT I Chappell of Tyner,
v is ”inployod by Home Seeurity
J .if,- In sura nee until September E
IP.A-1. At Appalaehian he is con-i
I tinning work ini bis Master of Arts-i
' degree -llld has been sell'eted as
graduate assistant in ' the T)eparts|
Aleut iif: Biology. Mrs. Chapjiell,|
the former Miss Hazel Geary, dm l
honor graduate of . Edenti>n High
.■school in RI.AI. is the daughter of
Mrs. W-ltiam K. Davis of Edenton..
Alt's. Chappell is working on her
Hachi lor of Sri. nee degree in Pri-J
'nary .-ducat ion. Mr. and Ml's.)
Chapuell *i r-■ snending the Christ -!
inns holidays with their parents.
Ne« A’ork Visitors
William DespiVsito and sops. Pat j
and lietiry. returned to. their home j
in New. York on .Sunday, after,
' spending .Christmas, (lav. as guests;
Air. ik'si nisi i o’.- sister-in-law.
Mrs. Ernest Kehayes ami Mr, Ke.j
haves. |
Visit* Sinter
Mr*. Harold E. Baker of Norfolk,
Va., spent several days last week
in Edenton ns the guest of her sis
ter, Miss Evelyn I.eary. Mrs. Bak-!
ior and son. Kenny, will leave Nor-1
J folk the first of the year for An
napolis, Md„ to join Captain Baker, |
| who recently assumed his new du- j
■ ties as head of the Ordnance and I
Gunnery Department at the Naval j
Academy.
Holiday Visitors
Jack Pruden and family of Dur
ham spent the holidays with his j
mother, Mrs. J. N. Pruden, Sr.
lloltdays With Alolher
Miss Billie Russell has returned 1
Ito DePiml Hospital, Norfolk, Va.,'
; after spending the holidays with ,
| her mother, Mrs, Charles Russell.
A isits Mother On Christmas ,
Air. and Mrs. James Pail of ■
[South Norfolk spent Christmas as
guests of Mrs. Bail’s mother, Mrs.,
John Garrett.
j Colored
News
V
In a recent article Ave informed ;
you about (he five topics the
Edenton High School faculty pro-;
j poses to 'complete this school,
year. Today w« wish to share wjth ,
: you some of the recommendations |
[from the Steering Committee arid
i fundamentals of th" group process.
; Recommendations:
1. That a representative from!
leach committee be prepared to [
Intake a staterftent on the plans and '
, progress of the group at each meet- j
mg.
2. That each group he responsi
ble for refreshments at a meeting;
during the year, beginning with [
Group I at the December meet-;
AFTER
CHRISTMAS
CLEARANCE
of all
I
Fall and Winter
Merchandise
I ❖ !
f l.l'A. ■' !
PRESTON’S
i
EDENTON, N. t .
» ,
We Invite You To
TESTDRIVE
The New 19,55
Fords
» THEN YOVWILL AGREE
THEY ARE TOPSt
ing.
Fundamentals of the Group Pro
cess:
1. Organization of the group.
a. Each group selects a chair
man and a recorder.
j 2. Responsibility of the Group
| Chairman.
| a. Restates problems and is-
I sues clearly.
b. Asks questions for facts. i
e. Clarifies meanings and en
courages ideas.
d. Distinguishes between con
flict of attitudes and misunder- t
standing of statement. ',
f 3. Responsibility of the Recorder.i,
i a. The recorder keeps a record m
' of action and deliberation of I.
the group.
li. He summarizes agreements
, so as to keep members inform- ; <
ed at next meeting. 1 1
o. His records serve as a basis ! •
for group reports and evalu- I
I at ion.
4. Responsibility of each mem-1
ber of the group.
a. Attends meetings regularly
arid on time.
b. Is willing to contribute j
ideas.
c. Cooperates with group lead
er.
d. Knows the purpose of the j
1 group.
I e. Is fair about the time he ;
j consumes in the group diseus
j sions.
f. Accepts and follows through ;
i with his assignment.
I g. Blends his ideas witli other
I people’s.
r .A, Responsibility of the group as ;
,' a whole.
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a. Accepts assignment.
b. Performs tasks on schedule.
c. Hears each other's views.
d. Analyzes and assesses all
aspects of the problem.
e. Submits progress reports to |
other groups.
f. Sets limit on itself and de
fine its work.
(This will be continued in next
week's issue.)
ROTAKIANS MEET TODAY
Edenton’s Rotary Club will meet
this (Thursday) afternoon at J
o'clock in the Parish House. The
club djirt not meet -last week, so
that President Gilliam Wood urges
every Rotarinn to attend.
Too great refinement is false
delicacy, and true detic.'fcy GC solid'
refinement. —La Rochefoucauld.
“Kins of Swine” j
Rig-Meat Type OIC
for quickest toppers ... !
use OIC Boars.
Minton’s OIC Farm i
MKKRV HILL, N. C.
Heat Your Home
The ESSO Way! j
|
Esso Heating Oil
PHONE 459
Harrell Oil Co.
Louis Harrell
ITHUHt THEATRE
• , EDENTON, N. C.
Week Day Shows Continuous
| From 3:30
Wednesday and Thursday,
December 29-36 —
Van Heflin and
Gene Tierney in
' “BLACK WIDOW"
Cinemascope with
Sterephonie Sound
EARN. Q. HARRCI-k *
Friday and Saturday,
December 31-January 1—
Dana Andrews and
- Donna Reed in
‘THREE HOURS TO KILL”
MRS. C. O. LETCHER
• IT
| O
LATE SHOW’
NEW YEAR’S EVE
I : 11:30 P. M, December 31
! Vincent Price and
Mary Murphy in
“THE MAD MAGICIAN”
—Also—
Nat King Cole .Short
Regular Admission
W. R. TUfiWER
j . —p—^ —•— .
Sunday and Monday,
January 2-3
Alan Ladd and
Audrey Dalton in
, -“DRUM BEAT"
' CjnemaScope with
' S’terephonic Sound’
PEaRL BAKER
! . : ——rO- ; '
1 Tuesday and Wednesday,
January 4-5
Double Feature ,
L ;i k R«(bertJslaTk In -
: “SABREJET’’ *>
| . alsoH-
Charles t’ahinkiri s* i
» “THE ROCKET MAN”
' MISS MILDRED BUNCH
! EDEN THEATRE
-■ kdenton, n. c.
FrWay and Saturday,
December 31-Jamiary 1—
Rod Cameron in
- *• “BRIMSTONE" f
; \ NOTlli'^ont.W#
cclvg-a. free ppss to tee one < j
tKe ■