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Methodists To Hold
Fourth Quarterly
Conference Sunday
Rev. Freeman Heath
Will Be the Guest
Speaker
The Rev. C. Freeman Heath will
he guest preacher at the Edenton
Methodist Church at 8 o’clock Sun
day evening, June 5. Mr. Heath, in
his capacity as superintendent of
the F.lizabeth City District of the
Methodist Church, will hold the
Fourth Quarterly Conference fol-
Classified Ads
GUMS BLEED, tender, receded.
See dentist. Buy soothing OLAG
Tooth Paste at the drug store.
WANTED TO BUY—ACRE OR
two suitable for hunting-fishing
cabin, on stream. Describe prop
erty, state price. Box X, Chowan
Herald. June‘2,9,l6c J
GRASS CUT BY MOTOR LAWN 1
mower. Contact Tom or Bud
Parker, phone 615. lte
FOR RENT FURNISHED OR
unfurnished apartment. 206 S.
Oakum Street. Phone 146-W.
Itc.
HELP WANTED—WOULD YOU
like to have a good, permanent,
profitable business of your own.
You can have—selling Rawleigh
Products. Hundreds of men are
earning more than ever before,
supplying families with Raw
leigh’s every day necessities.
You can, too. Good locality
available in Chowan County and
also in Perquimans County. Write
Rawleigh’s Dept., NCF-310-216,
Richmond, Va.
June2,9,16,23,30p
EXPERIENCED PAPER HANG- ,
er and painter. See me for free t
estimate*. All work guaranteed.
Phone 453. J. M. McLeod.
June2,9pd
SIOO MONTHLY FOR DOING As
sembly work at home. Write
KENCRAFT, Selma. Indiana.
Itc
BOOMING BUSINESS M A K E S
opening available for responsible
man or woman with car to call
on farm women in Chowan
County. Full or spare time. Op
portunity to make up to *4O a
day. Write McNESS CO., Dept.
C., Candler Bldg., Baltimore 2,
Md. May26,June2pd
FOR SALE—PORTO RICO AND
Goldrush sweet: potato plants.
0. E. I.upton, phone 379-W-2.
Edenton.
May19,26,Ju2,9,16,23,301-
SEVERAL GIRLS TO ADDRESS,
mail postcards. Spare time ev
ery week. Write Box 161, Bel
mont, Mass. May19,26.Ju2,9p
CROCHETING FOR SALE—BED
spread*, dollies, potholders, etc.
Will take orders. Call 208-J or
call at 207 East Eden Street.
WHITE LAKE, N. C. The Na
tion’s pleasantest, safest family
resort. Crystal clear spring wa
ter; sandy bottom, 80 'minutes to
ocean. Hotel rooms, completely
furnished cottages, apartments.
Write Mrs. Lasley, or telephone
3473. May 19,26 ju2,9c
C. N. RICKS JEWELER
427 S. Broad Street
Prompt Guaranteed Watch
Clock and Jewelry Repairs
Gold and Rodium Plating
Diamond Setting and
Fine Hand Engraving
Next to Chowan Herald tfc
IePTIC TANKS PRE-CAST,
concrete. Distribution boxes, pre
cast, concrete. Pre-east concrete
grease traps. Kennan t Corey
Plumbing Co., 1111 North Oakum
Street Jan6tfc
ATTENTION WE ARE NOW
equipped to repair all types out
board motors, washing machines
and bicycles. Also sharpen lawn
mower blades. Western Auto
Associate Store. Phone 487.
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FOR RENT—3-ROOM FURNISH
ed apartment Private bath. Lo
cated 18 miles from Edenton on
Highway 32. L. E. Twine, Ty
ner, N. C. tfc
MONUMENTS when you SAVE
the middle man's profit 406 8.
Road Street Elizabeth City,
N. C. Dial S9K.
J. Winton Sawyer
MONUMENTS
Authorised Dsoler Far
ROCK of AGES
, monuments
The Werid’i Finest ~*
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lowing the worship service. Spe
cial music will he provided by the
Children’s Choir of the church.
The membership of the Quarter
ly Conference is the same as that
of the Official Board, and all who
belong to that body are urged to
attend. This is the most important
business meeting in the conference
year. The officials of the church
for the year beginning July 1, will
be elected.
Fidelis Club Plans
Hold Dinner-Dance
Friday, June 10th
The Fidelis Club will hold a din
ner-dance at the Staff NCO game
room on Friday night. June 10.
Cocktail hour wilt tie from 7 to 8 j
o’clock and a steak dinner from 71
to 9 o’clock. No food contributions
will be necessary as previously
planned. All members and their
husbands are invited to attend.
For those whose membership has
lapsed, dues may lie brought up to
date at the next meeting or mail
ed to Mrs. Rita Bestiek. 25 Haw
thorne Road.
To make reservations please call
Mrs. Alice Anderson at 10-W or
Mrs. Rita Bestiek 459-J.
1 Those planning to use the nur
sery should call Lorraine Nystrom
at 226-W by June Bth.
All Staff NCO wives of this com
mand are invited to come out and
get acquainted. The next meeting
will be a business meeting and all
members are urged to attend. The
bake sale will be, held today (Thurs
day) in the Marine Exchange,
Those who need transportation for
their baked goods please Call Mrs.
Mickey Turner at 827-J.
Belvidere Resident
Dies Wednesday
Mrs. Minerva Chappell Rountree,
82, a life-long resident of Chowan
County, died at her home near
Belvidere Wednesday morning at
2 o’clock. She was in ill health
for a long time, but tin- death
came unexpectedly. She was the
daughter of th,. late Silas and El
mira Chappell and the wife of the
late James A. Rountree.
.Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Elsie Ward and Mis. Ruth
Anna Chappell, both of Belvidere;
four brothers, Ambrose Chappell of
Belvidere, William T. Chappell and
Curtis Chappell of Tyner and Earl
E Chappell of New York City.
Three grandchildren and nine great
grandchildren also survive.
Funeral services will be held at
the Piney Woods Friends Church
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
with the Rev, D, V. Pike officiat
ing. Burial will be in the family
cemetery. The lstily Will be taken
to the church an hour before the
service.
COMMISSIONERS WILL MEET
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE 6
Chowan County Commissioners
will meet Monday morning, June <>.
at 10 o’clock in the Court House.
Most likely a considerable amount
of this meeting will b e devoted to
considering various phases of the
1955-56 budget.
TRY A HERALD CLASSIFIED
-Towle
voted most popular
with Hie doss of 55
More and more smart grad
uatei -to- be are registering
their Towle sterling pattern
with ui. Make it easy for your
friend* and family to give you
gift* of beautiful Towle Ster»
Kngl Register now I
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North Carolina introduces it- 1955 Slow Down and Live campaign with this panoramic shot of 112
St ile Highway Patrol cars and troopers. The big push for safer roads during th,. summer travel season
will extend through Labor Day. Last year’s Sloe Down and Live campaign is credited with saving 50
lives according to the North Department, of Motor \ ehicles.
Dancing Pupils
Present Program
Group Entertains Au
dience With \ arious
Kinds of Dances
An enjoyable afl.tir v.held
Tuesday night "f last vV« ek in tile
Elemental y Sc lion auditorium
when Miss Myrtle Mountcaslle pre
sented her dance pupils in * recital
“Curtain Time,” i lie youngsters
were very good ns they went
ithrough a lively paee of rhythm
Steps ballet, ballroom darn ing and
sollgs will' ll Were Well leeeivcd I'V
tile audience.
The program was as follows;
“Tapping Along.” by 1, ell ( util-,
roll, Kay Kramer.
“Lovely \ isions." b\ Mary Until
Woodley. Waii'la Cooper, l-’ay Speit
cer. Pat t’ah'ion. Lila Mitchell ami
Kay Melson.
“Beau Cat hers'." by Martha Moon
Beck. Patricia Byrum. Nellie Wood.
Vicki*- Allsbrook. M.ic'ba \ mghan.
Patricia Ann Bunch. I'iaire Belch.
Carol Forehand. Keber, i U liri»r*l.
Ginnv Tnislow. 1...'.'- I’l roc
and Maria Ant"-.
“Dixieland Strutter.” by Graham,
Pollock.
"Rhythm Steppers.” I■ v Bevi-rlv
Snead and I’. ’.-y M ■■■!;• A
“Springtime*’, by Claim.- Pollock,
Fov Edmonds. Givfclioti I»"n.
Van Wyatt, l.ucv U.■ i; 1 .
and Peggy Seilir,tr
“Purple Shadows." by Brenda j
Mooney.
“Waltz Ib'iitfin ■ by Myrtle
(Ann Mount, a-tb
“Ballroom Exhibit. n”. by Hulda
Fii*ming. Sonny (I twin. Mali'’
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NOW-AT SPECIAL SAVINGS-YOU CAN GET THI
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O PLUS ° *P et, °* extra • PLUS the easiest of
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PHONE 761
N. Broad Street Edenton, N. C
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1955.
Li I ley, Jeff'Wiggins, Marian Park
er. George Baker. Becky lavlor.
; [ Buti-h Edmonds and /Graham l’ol
. lock,
j; “Baby BaliV't'ihfis.” by -Ellen
j Cut lire! I and Kay Kramer.
•Waltz Ballot.” by 111 *l* b I e \V a1 -
• lace.
! • Putting on the Rltz." by Mary
Ruth Woodley. Wanda Cooper. Lav
Spencer. Pat Galloon. Lila Mitchell
I and Kay Melson.
' "Ballet in Yellow.” by Patsy
Mooney. Emily Holmes. Beverly j
1 Sm all ami Connie Lee George.
■| “Tuxedo Strut." bv Graham Pol-I
lock. |
; . “Mood in Blue." by Martha Moon
Beck, Patricia Byrum. Nellie Wood.
Vickie Allsbrook. Martha Vaughan.'
I Claire Reich. Rebecca Williford. |
' Ginnv Tritslovv. Frances Privott.
Maria Autos.
"Shades "f Rhythm.” by Bn nda
. Mooney
“Seintill ting Rhythm." by Myr
, tie M'Ulllti astle.
“Ballin' the Jack." by (’latino
I polloeq. Fov Edmonds. Gretclun
|G lvv in. Stuart Riddick, Van Wy
att. Lucy Riddick Carter and Peggy
' I Soiling.
Mrs. Roger Edwnrils was pianist
i for the entertainment, with Miss
Myrtle Ann Mounteastle dirocting.
Costume- w-* i-,. desig ni'd by Mrs A
: !m Mounteastle.
i William E. Bond, Jr.
Among 1 Graduates
At Camp Gordon
Pvt. William K. Rond. Jr., of
Edoiiton. has graduated from the]
Repeater and Carrier It stallation
i|and M lintenanee Course, mi,, of the
many courses offered at The South-'
■ eastern Signal School. Gamp Gor
don. Goorgia. He is ih. -on of Mr.
i' and Mr-. William E. Bond.
The Repeater and Carrier Instal
lation arid Maintenance Course
. which is 2ri weeks in length, train:
selected enlisted personnel in th<
installation arid, maintenance o
field and fixed plant carrier am
repeater equyiment. This equip
meat permits several, siinultnrieoii:
..telephone and . telegraph . transmis
sions over a single pair of wires.
During his training. Pvt. Horn
I received a technical educatioi
worth thousands of dollars. He wil
now lie reassigned to an active uni
. of the I’llited States Armv.
■ .
The Southeastern Signal School
| the largest communications collegi
'in the world, is located near Au
I gusta. Georgia. This installatipi
I furnishes trained signal technician:
I to army units all over the world.
Learning without thought is la
her lost; .thought without, learning
is perilous. Confucius.
Wanted To Buy
Your Leftover
Peanuts
f SHELLED OK NOT SHELLED
? 1
If you have pea
: nuts left from vour
I
planting' stock, we
will l»uv them from
| you. /
,| II /: PAY TOP PRICES!
JACKSON
Wholesale Company
RHONE 1131
Hertford, N. C.
Make Best Use Os [
Electric Power s
i
This is an nppriipt-mte time for v
North Carolina’s rural families to e
cheek on how efficiently they are!
using electricity to help them with
farm and home chores, says David f
S. Weaver, secretary of the North
Carolina Rural Electrification Au
thority and director of the Exten
sion Service.
Weaver, who served as principal ]
agricultural engineer with REA in
1936, made this statement white
calling attention to the 20th an
niversary of the Rural Electrifica
tion Administration on May 11.
REA has helped make electricity
available to 177,189 consumers over
REA-financed lines in rural areas
of North Carolina.
The U. S. Department of Agri
culture reports that 96.9 per cent
of Tar Heel farnfs have electric
service today, compared with only '
3.2 per cpnt in 1935, the year REA
was established.
Weaver emphasizes that to. get .
the maximum benefit from elec-j
trie service, farm families should
make sure their electric appliances
fire in good repair and they arc us-,
irig them to the best advantage.
~ Proper care helps avoid big repair
e - bills arid* helps assure that the
lS| equipment won’t break down when
"' it is needed most. It is also im
portant that farm homes and build-1
'•i ings are adequately wired to carry)
■*" the loaded needed in operate all |
■ s the farm equipment needed.
” “Overloaded wires result iri poor
equipment performance, was t e itj
power, higher electric hills, and
111 hlown-out fuses, besides creating a
3 hazard,” Weaver said.
Recent reports from REA show
that from the beginning of its ;>ro
d, gram up to January 1, 1955, REA
;e had lent $97,288,843 to 33 eoopera
i- tives and five other borrowers in
I FOR SALE
1950 Ford Auto
■ 4-DOOR SEDAN
Excellent Condition
Radio and Heater
New i ires
—Contact—
R. E. Forehand, Jr.
305 Citizens Bank Building ;
PHONES 607 AND 37
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control. Response
control and Poaition
control.
SEE THIS GREAT NEW ADVANCE IN TRACTOR INGINIRING TODAY AT . . i
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Edenton Tractor & Implement Company
n, PHONE 461 West Water Street (Old Kramer Garage) EDENTON, N. C,
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North Carolina for buihling elee
trie facilities. When all the con
struction authorized in these loans
is completed, the facilities will pro
vide electric service to an estlmnt-1
ed 190,290 consumers.
A blow with a Word strikes
deeper than a blow with a sword.
ANNOUNCEMENT
This is to notify my friends that I
am now associated with the Gene Fer
ry Texaco Service Station, serving l in
the capacity of manager.
We will continue to give the same
fine quality of service as rendered in
the past and respectfully request your
patronage.
Elton [Chap] Chappell
The “Hurricane”
That Whispers!
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\\ .a steady power. Complete engine silencing
makes h iUp,r quit, ‘ New D^n3 FWt
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i Hobbs Implement Co., Inc.
EDENTON, N. C.
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NEW DUAI-RANCi
TRANSMISSION
Provides aix for
ward, two reverse
speeds; fits tractor
speed exactly to the
work.
Now She Knows
Mrs. #i%vvn "For months
couldn't discover vv litre my htts
baml spent his even ings.’
j Mrs. .Smith—‘‘How did you find
| out?”
“Well, one evening I went home
and there lie was,”
TNI NIW
VARIAIIf-DRIVE PTO
Provides drives in
ratio to tractor
ground speed, or to
- tractor engine speed.
NIW y
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Controls tractor *
movement and live
PTO with one foot
pedal. . V-,
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