Major Bottleneck
In Postal Operation
IfNow Eliminated]
—. j
Many Problems Can
I»e Solved at Local
Level
Ooii(ir<\sKi!inii Hrrlx'il ('. Roiim-m'
has anmiuiii'i'il that, iimli-r tde
centralization (murrain of the Lost
Office Department, postmasters
hereafter will report directly to a
local district maii.-ipei- rather than
to the Department ill VVashiiipton. ]
On amt after March 7, Ittr.fi, post
masters in Beaufort, ( siipiteii, Clio
wan, Gates, Currituck. Ihi to, licit,
ford, Hyde, Martin, l’asqpotank,
Perquimans, Pitt, Tyrrell. :j i> .■ t]
Washington counties will toport to
the district ma natter in I’aleiph,
North Carolina, Plans rail for. |
eight district managers in a region |
covering the States of Georgia,
Florida, South Carolina, North
Carolina, Puerto ..Rico /and Hit- Vir
gin Islands. .District managers it 1 -1
port to the regional manager at |
Atlanta.
“Tills eliminates one of the ma
jor hot tie necks in postal opera
tions," Ron tier said, “since it on
allies local personnel to solve lorn!
problems at the local level. The
result will lit . 'letter service and
greater economy."
The success of tht> decentraliza
tion program in ! eleven. other rep:;
ions prompted the. decision to t \
tend the progrttm at once to He
area. Three more regions will lie
established to -.cover, the entire
country. Fit-ltl personnel will '»
delegated authority equal to -then
responsibility.;
Ronner pointed out that after
this reorganization lias been in t f
fect a rea.sonahlt- length of time,
he would like tit have 1-01111111-11!. •
from Post masters anil others at'
fected.
Peanut Recipe 1
Ambrosia Corn Bread
kind of love is Ameri
taste for peanuts, You don’t
to convince your family tlud
peanut dishes :uv always temptmg
treats, packed with get Ml* and-ge
power. Her* ’ one lunch y• urr
youngsters will love dearly. It will
keep thorn fueled up right thriiuvh
t«> dinner time hot . peanut hutt«*
corn broad in exciting variations:
a brimming howl of mixed p«*amp
blit tor am! bonny, to spread.; fresh
fruit and a pitcherful of cold mill.
1 cup sifted flour
1 2 cup sugar
•l teaspoons hakim* powder
fl i teaspoon salt
1 cup yellow corn m< al •
2 cuc
-1 cup milk
1 2 cup crunchy peanut butter
Sift flour, sugar, baking powder
and salt. Stir in corn meal. Add
eggs, then add .milk blended with
peanut butter. Beat only enough
to mix. Bake in hx!k\2-
inch pan in hot oven t 12.5 I’d
to 2. r » minutes.
Variations: Add 1 - clip seedless
raisins, chopped dates or crumbled
bacon. Bake as bread, muffins, oi
corn sticks.
Great men are they who see that
spiritual is stronger than any ma
terial force; that thoughts rule the
world. —Ralph Waldo Kmei on.
JAMES (JORDON
BENNETT. JR.
“// is not published mis
takes but hidden wrongs
that makes for social mis
ery; darkness is more to
be feared than daylight."
you will find not only
la thorough understanding of
our duties but a knowledge
that equips us to serve —a
spirit of fairness and a be
havior of courtesy and tact.
WILLIFORD
/zmh c/zxz£
l _//(<»*(/ - 231 • EDENTON NC II
( fHL HOMO. Tut ALBttfAZLt
I As IST UAL BURIAL ASSOCIATION
[if \
[Hospital Patients |
Patients admitted to Chowan
Hospital during the week of Feh-
Iruaiy liS through March (i were:
Whit,.
, Fdentoh: Mrs. Viola Bunch,
Mrs. N’t-ltla .(ones, Mrs. Curtis By
rum, Mrs. Horn ice Brooks. M-s,
Elizabeth Flipped, Uoilney Rune'),
jasper Wiggins, Mrs, Lillian Jack
son, Mrs. Annie Spruill, Mrs, I,a
vt-rm- Harrell, Mrs. Frances Mill
lens, Mrs. Kunice ('arraway, Mary
AI iet- Perry.
Tyitt-I-: Mis. Fannie Chappe'l.
David Hart-.
I Hertford: Mrs. R.-attic,• Riddick,
[ Plymouth: Mrs. Virtnnia Fin
] lough.
Negro
Kdenton: Grady Sessons, Sophia
Mt.lli'ii, A ,1,1 it - Morning.
Merry Hill: Mahle Coffit-lil and
<'anit- King.
Columbia: James Rill.
| Hertford: Clinton Nixon.
Tyner: Marion I’livott.
j Wiiiful!: Pearl Knight.
Patients discharged from hos
pital (luring the same week -were:
W lute
Kdenton: Mrs. Kathleen Ra<|,-,
Mrs. Joan Arot-ha, Jerry Roiich
t-r. Cliff Rond. Mrs, Nelila Jnm-s,
Rodney Bunch, Mrs. I,miise Ash
ley, Mi s. Rein ice Rrooks, Jasper
iWiggins,' Mrs. FJizaheth T-jippen.
Mrs. Annie Spruill, Mrs. I.averhe
Hart. 11.
Columbia: Mrs. Leona Raven
port.
Tyner: Mrs. Mamie Hare, Mrs!
Fartnit-Cliappt-|l, Mrs. Doris Monds!
Roper: Mrs. Jean Woolard.
llttlthsvillt-: Mrs. Do r.ii t h y
Blanchard.
Hertford: Mrs, R.-atrice Riddick
I’lyinoiitti: Mi-.s, Virginia Fur
lough.
Negro
F.ileiiton: Grady Sessons.
Merry Rill: Mahle Coffiehl ami
Carrie King.
Winfall: Pearl Knight.
CotunVhia: James Hill.
Almskie: James Chin-vis.
Births
-■ Births for the week of February
iK through March fi were: Mr. and
Mrs. John Blanchard, a daughter:
Mr. ami Mrs. Robert Lee Brooks,
a Son; Mr. and Mrs. I ewis Monds.
a "Hi; Mr, and Mrs. Roy Spruill,
a daughter; Mr. and Mr.s. Thoo
doic .lours, a son; Mr. anti Mrs.
Mark Bvrunr. a son; Mr. ami M
M*lviii Harrell, a daughter.
Visiting ministers for tin* Week
<*f March 7 through March 12 arc:
White, the Rev. Bennie Crawford:
Negro, the Rev. Harrison Valen
tino.
TRY A HERALD CLASSIFIED
TAYLOR THEATRE
KDENTON, N. C.
Week Dav Shows Continuous
From .1:30
Saturday Continuous From 1:30
Sunday, 2:15, 4:15 and 8:45
Thursday and Friday,
March 10-11
Audio Murphy and
Mari Blanchard in
. "DESTRY”
G. H. HARDING
—— —O— —-
Saturday, March 12—
Phil ( arov in
“THE OI'TFAW STAFFION”
l.ate Show 11:15
Joan Fontaine and
Ennis Jourdan in
“DECAMERON NIGHTS”
Regular Admission
No Children Please
On l.ate Show
MRS MARY PAXTON
Sunday and Monday,
March 13-14
Dean Martin and
Jerry l.ewis in
“THREE RING CIRCUS”
OHARLF.S PARKER
. _■ ■■■■■—— -r> -——— - ■ -
Tuesday and Wednesday,
March 15-16
Double Feature
Brod Crawford in
“NEW YORK
CONFIDENT! AF"
—aIso—
“AFRICA ADVENTURE”
WILLIE C. LAMB .
EDEN THEATRE
EDENTON, N. C.
LILLIE B. PARKS
Friday and Saturday,
March 11-12
Jan Sterling and
Neville Brand in
“RETURN FROM THE SEA”
MRS. J. H. HOLMES
NOTE: If your name appears
in this ad, bring it to the Tay
lor Theatre box office and re
ceive a free pass to see one of
the pictures.
THK CHOWAN HERALD, EDF.N'TON. NORTH CARGIJHA. TrnTvfDA
i| Typical Group of 4-H dub Members J |
00 j
13 a ZtT Jjo
Above is pictured a typical group of 4-11 Gltth members in Cho
wan County. In the group are: Sid While, Jr„ .1. R. Parrish,
Ronald Perry, Carlton Perry, Dick Lowe, Lloyd White, Jr.; Larry
Skinner, Hetty White, Hazel Williams, Raihara Whße, Kay Lowe,
Mary Ann Ni von, Sherwood Harrell, Jack Perry, Robert Skinner, ,
Georgia Skinner, (Jail Skinner and Thurmond (ioodw in.
AMERO
America by 107a will btv a na
tion li\ i n i n L r > ♦ ••• itly itb|rn> \« <1
houses as a result of industry'; ini
provetnerds in pi odnct ion met hoik-.
The Nat ional A- soeiation «»t :
Mamrfactim is cites a report en
titled “The Ameiican Knmnniy '
Prospects, for Growth 10a0 1!H»U
--}070.” by the Departineot of Kco j
iiomics. McGraw Hill kulilisliiiii’j
('ompanv. in this respect.
| “'fhe ur ealest improvement inj
the American standard of li\iuff . . .|
is likely to he in housing stand-|
ards. Mass production methods ■
whether factory prefalirication or
la rue-scab* fabficat ion;'at t in* site
will bring costs down.
I “. . . With prefabricated see-|
i t oms, it will be possible to . remodel.- 1
. illter or add to existing houses its
the family uroWs or its style of
• living chances.
“ . . . Traile ins of housing se«
i ions or cotnpb te houses may b
made as wv now t-iade <-ars.”
SPECIAL OFFER
DURING
National Peanut Week
.MARCH <i THROUGH MARCH 12
_____ A
5-piece Walnut
Bedroom Suite
Regular $320.00 Seller
Iz $220.00
$20.00 Down ... $9.03 Monthly
SI ()l l< WINno\V DISPLAY!
* , . M f /**“-»
. f y M, A* \ •
WE URGE YOU TO USE AX I) TALK
MORE I’EANTTS EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR'
Quinn Furniture Co.
EDENTON', N. C.
i SOCIKTV MKKTING
1 The Women’s Society of C’llri
tian Service of the Methodist
( liurch will meet at the ebur.vi
We<lnesda> aft(Tiinoii, Maicli lb. al
: I::: (i o:V*lock, I lot desses \v ill I"'
Mrs. (died Browii alid Mr. . Ileriiiaa ;
While.
IN MKMOR I \ M
In memory of u.\ deni Mot her, 1
I in*la I follow-ell:
It was three months ai;o today,
When God took my dear mb the.) |
away;
They laid her to n- I in a -bed ol
clay,
It wa so Ivin-! to i\ t you Up, f
Mot he r
I And yet we Know it had («► lie; but
some day
il hope t*» meet you and see your;
smiling IV.ce.
|The flowers oh .your grave.-.
. Have all faded away
But this IpMesoixieness in my In art
| Will go on day by day.
! Your suffering davs are over,!
Mother.
, Your pain w ill be no more:
; We know your name is writ t«*n |
Oil tile list at Heaven’s door.
You will never hie forgottc)i !
Mother,
Never will your memory fade.
| Sweetest thoughts will always lin
go V
Because I loved you so.
For those who have a mother.
Greet her with tender care:
For You never know her value.
Fritil you see her vacant chair.
HIvR I)AFGHTF.R.
Mi.-. Rudy Tarks.
Davit! Stick Speaks;
At Woman’s Olttb,
I ttpl Week 1
j t
Mendi'vs 'e»v Prepar- 1
ing for Sc\ oral Out- '
stabdin.!* (’vents i
.1*
Oil via Stir-; .1 • ' , Ih-vil nil. ft
aiitlmr of ‘ v i i i<l f. .f l \! :i
hintic“ and “F •" I.’.m- • Was 1
guest sf« k' l; . I ' " i egid'a r. 1
monthly myH id \Vi»TnaiT; 1
ri.i! h.hl i. tin I-in i h Hii *
WV-iiM (tr-v ■ : ■ Mg. Stic 1
WttS ■I i! I•• I 1 •■ I i , '-I - I :|l, fnn I
gel', .11.. lr i it t l ■
jug tall :fui th ’< I ji,*« nk and (
iadeiitbp. J *
Ml R 1 •;> i
askod for n |ioi:• ; from the ’carious I
i commit tco lo ad :aid \J r . d lilli-i m! I
U I 11 • , I
Spring Flo., ■ r Sbn j>oi o»*ed. by :
tin Ibuue ;i.iid (i rd* >■ coiiimit fia . ;
will be. bold "i dming th :
Cirsl \yeel in. M ii 1 ( :
It’s The “Expected” -
! That Happens
_ in, 1,,, ji n tiiwiwMii Kvri> year we cm expert jn have!
r*i **' nicl nut worry about the financial ltiss'j
W jpBB nut look into the low cost of all-■
‘t"' Mll< i "'"'ranee protection? .. . Justj
HL 1 , rail 41 i or see the Twitldy Insurance & 1
'Mi' H**al Estate Company'at 115 King St. j
K No wonder you see so rnttny 1?5.. Book on tlte hiqh
- * ■ I wciy l .
uitiii].'
j Who says you carit have
rr ——
)
7-cfe/L < £)^^j^cur/J
as any automotive engineer will tell you,
j\ i tie goal in automatic transmissions
has long been a design that would give top
;iecc leration mid top gas mileage-and still
he absolutely smooth.
Well, it's easy to step up acceleration, or
o;| S mileage—but tough to do both together
unless a lot of gearshifting takes place,
which cuts down on smoothness.
So Buick engineers looked to aviation for
the answer -and brother! what a won
drous new magic they came up with!
They took a leaf from today’s plane pro
pellcr—which switches the pitch of its
blades one way for quick take-off and
another way for better gas mileage aloft.
Thev brought the same principle to
Dynaflow Drive*-to the twenty propel
ler-like blades in the Dynaflow “stator.”
They engineered these blades to swivel
like the blades of the plane propeller-and
with the same results.
Thrill of the year is Buick
«
" la '* T “ ,;d ° y -—g- WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUUT "BUICK Will BUILD THEM
CHAS. H. JENKINS MOTOR COMPANY, Inc.
10r> to 109 East Queen Street Phone 147 Edenton, N, C.
Gross, made a motion that a
l ake sale lie held in connection with 1
the flower show which motion was
carried. Mrs. .1. H. Conger, Jr.,
asked that all entries for tin* Art
Kxhihit to lie held at the IVnelopc
Barker House on March 20 and 21
be in by March 14.
Mrs Dank) Reaves, chairman of
the Welfare Committee, announced,
that (’c|. M. K. I 'ey ton, Command- j
ing Officer, C. S. Marine Corps An '
viliary Landing Field, Kdenton.
has presented her with a cheek for
t») be applied to Chowan Coun
ty’- quota for the Cancer Drive j
and Miss Klizaheth Moore ;eport-{
ed that the Marine Corps had al. o
made a very generous contribution!
to the Hear t Fund. Mrs. Frank '
Holmes, chairman of “Help A 1
Home”, announced that a white|
family in the county is- in dire need
of furniture and especially a'baby
crib ami asked that anyone who
has otic to please contact her.
Mrs. A. F. Downum reported that
plans are shaping up for- the I 'il
grimage of Kdenton and Country
side, to be held April Fa ahd 10
and that Mrs. W. J. j*. Karnliardt
and Grayson Harding have been
asked to appear ori television from
the Raleigh station on April 12 in
connection with the forthcoming
1 Pilgrimage.
The club went on record as being
in favor.of the establishment of
sewage disposal plant for tin to\ i
of Kdento:
Mrs. C. B. Mconey. Jr., arid M
Richard Goodwin wen na'iuetl d« I
gates to the annual state ron.von
'tion of* tin* Ke<|er:itioii «•! Wprue
j (’I ill is to be held ill (in iir I mu'* di
I April 2c, 2''. and 27.
FOLK FI NER \l m:i D
l ,, unei*al ser\ i'ees w«• i ( Id i-|
|Thursday afternoon at 'lie
[side in Beaver Hill Cemet-*rry I’oi
'(leOree P. Folk, 8(1, who dud in a
KMMUvm.^i«v>luh</.-il - -
v' 'W '\y \y w 'W' a
I ► 4
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111 STAR 1
a ' rowf ' 1
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GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS • GOUDERHAM
S WORTS LIMIT*). PEORIA, ILLINOIS
In cruising and all normal driving, the
blades are angled lor economy and you
get a lot more miles from a tankful of gas.
Hut when you have to move instantly
when you need quick getaway. or a sudden
burst of safety-surge power to get out of
a tight spot yon just press down that 'das
pedal, and you're off in a split second.
Ym've never fell anything like it before
because there's never been anything like
it before in an automobile.
It’s action that’s sheer thrill-action that’s
backed by the highest V 8 horsepowers in
Buick history—action that’s sending Buick
sales soaring to record-high levels.
(Aline in and try it, at the wheel of a
Buick Special, Century, Super or
Ro vdmaster. You have nothing to lose—
and the year’s most thrilling buy to meet.
■ Donation Drue /» standard on Roadmaster, optional at extra
cost on other Series.
PAGE SEVEN
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oa Hi, .
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th i i - to oili- in-i((hlioi>- ami t'l-ionds
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