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NAAS NOTES
By CONNIE ATHERTON
Hello there—once again it is
time for the NAAS Notes. I hope
you enjoy reading them just half
as much as I do writing them.
The dance last Saturday night
was so nice! I only wish more|
had come out to enjoy the delight-.
ful music provided by the Nor-1
man Bennett Quartet. Everyone"
who attended had a wonderful j
time, but we hope to see more of
•you at the next dance.
Lt. and Mrs. J. M. O’Connor
and family and CWO and Mrs.
Leahy and children are spending
this week at Nags Head. I know
they will have a wonderful time.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Palmer, Sr., fcre
visiting their son and his family,
Lt. and Mrs. Len Palmer of 6
Stratford Road.
Major and Mrs. A. T. Wood al
so had visitors.' Mr. and Mra
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hamh»Tf»rml " themselves! hooeyraoon! the gals!
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Penmar/j. Wood from Maryland.
They were on their way to Flori
da, and I guess they just could not
resist stopping here for a few
days to see their new grandchild.
Lt and Mrs. Art Long enter
tained a visitor, too,, Bob Chris
tian of Richmond. Va.
Major and Mrs. William Zane
and family spent a few days in
Washington, D. C., this past week.
Several of the bridge players of
the O’ Wives Club enjoyed a re
laxing afternoon last week in the
cool, air-conditioned O’ Club. I
surely wish I could play; what a
way to “beat the heat” as the say
ing goes. Mrs. W. S. McCaslin,
Jr., was hostess and also won
first prize.
NAAS would like to welcome
aboard Lt. Col. and Mrs. Charles
W. Boggs and their family, Chas.
Jr., and Jeffrey. Lt. Col. Boggs
is to be the new commanding of
ficer of MABS.
There will be an O’ Wives
luncheon Thursday, July 25, at
the base swimming pool. It will
begin at 1:30 P. M., and box
lunches will be provided in lieu
of a luncheon. Hostesses will be
Mrs. F. B. Haines and Mrs. K. L.
Byers. Reservations must be in
by noon Monday, July 22. To ;
make them, call either Mrs. Den-1
nis, 3072 or Mrs. Shields, 3863.
For nursery reservations call Mrs.
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ROYAL RACER IN OSLO—Running before a brisk breeze
which fills its balloon spinnaker, the yacht Hanko, manned
by Norway's Crown Prince Regent Olav and his crew, com
petes in the annual One Ton Cup race at Oslo. The race
was won by the American yacht Llanoria. The prince is a
sailing enthusiast who takes part in many national and in
ternational competitions. He skippered the Hanko to a second
place finish in the race this year.
Carpenter at 4189.
Please remember, if you have
news of any type, call me! I can
be reached at 3797 and will be j
only too happy to include your
news item in my column. I want
to add that this includes the NCO
Wives and the new Enlisted
Wives Club. Please don’t hesi
tate to phone in the news as this
is your column and I would like
to see it published every week.
Thank you for your help, you
| have been wonderful. ’Til nexti
week then—Bye . . .
| Vets’ Question Box j
Q —l am a disabled Korea vet
eran taking vocational rehabili
tation training. Will my month
ly subsistance allowance end as;
soon as I am declared rehabili
tated?
A—No. It will go on for two
months after you are declared re
habilitated.
Q —l have a World War II GI
term insurance policy. If I need
ed a loan, could I borrow on this (
policy? j
A—No. World War I GI term
insurance has no borrowing value, j
However, your World War II
term policy may be converted to
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON. NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY. JULY 25, lHf. '
permanent insurance, which does
begin to build up a loan value af
ter it has been in force one year.
Q —l am eligible for War Or
phans schooling. lam living with
my mother who is planning to
take a Government job in a for
eign country. Could I go to col
lege in the foreign country un
der the War Orphans program?
A—The law specifies that War
Orphans schooling must be taken
in an educational institution only
in the United States or its pos
sessions. That rules out a for
eign country.
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Minutes Os County
Board Os Education
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July 1, 1957
The Board of Education held its
regular meeting July 1, 1957 at
10:00 A. M., in the office of the
TAYLOR THEATRE
Edenton, N. C.
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Friday, July 26
Joan Crawford in
"AUTUMN LEAVES"
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Saturday, July 27
John Ireland in
"GUNSLINGER" i
3 Stooges and 3 Cartoons
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Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday, July 28-29-30
Pat Boone and
Terry Moore in
"BERNARDINE"
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Coming ....
July 31-Augusi 1-2
Andy Griffith in j
"A FACE IN THE CROWD" |
HI-WAY 17 j
Drive-In Theatre
Edenton-Herlford Road
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
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Friday and Saturday,
July 26-27
Scott Brady in
"MOHAWK"
Sunday, July 28—
Randolph Scott in
* "A LAWLESS STREET"
Monday and Tuesday,
July 29-30
Yule Brynner and
Deborah Kan in
"THE KING AND I" jl
Cinema Scope and Color |
One Show Each Night IP. M. |
and Thursday,
July 31-August 1—
Dale Robertson in |
"A DAY or FURY" |
superintendent. All members
members were present
The meeting was called to order
by the Chairman, G.B. Potter,
with the reading of the minutes
of the previous meeting in June.
The minutes as read were adopted
by a motion made and duly pass
ed.
The reports of the County and
Local School Fund Treasurers
were presented, and sarrte adopt
ed by motion made and duly
passed.
The payment of bills since the
last meeting were read, and ap
proved, by a motion made and
duly passed as follows:
Tr ® inin g Program,
$802.55; Teacherage, $37.80; In
structional
THOUSANDS CAME LAST WEEK
SAVINGS ARE TERRIFIC!
SHOP! SAVE! DURING
BELK-TVLER’S
Thousands of Thrifty Shoppers flocked to Belk-Tyler’s the first day of
our sale.. .Everyone was more than pleased with the many outstanding
money-saving bargains.. .Teh all your friends and neighbors about this
great sale and hurry down tomorrow.. .You’ll save and save on every
item! This is positively our greatest sale of the year!
SPECIAL PURCHASE
SUPER SPECIALS 1
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS
STUPENDOUS SAVINGS
SENSATIONAL VALUES
I * s
ALL SUMMER STOCKS
MUST GO!
BELK-TYLER’S
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rent Expense, $981.80; total, $2,-
331.32.
Representatives from the Pilot
Life Insurance Company, the
Walker Insurance Agency, and
the Nationwide Mutual Insurance
Company, presented their scholas
tic insurance plans for the schools
for the 1957-58 term. After due
consideration, a motion was made
and duly passed, authorizing the
acceptance of the • Pilot Life In<-
surance plan for $1.25 per stu
dent premium.
The superintendent presented
the report of the District Com
mittee in the election of certain
teachers as follows: For Gram
mar grade work at Chowan High
School, Mrs. Edna Wilkins Reaves
and Mrs. Shirley Altord Layton,
for English and French. For
I both Elementary and Grammar
I grade work in the White Oak
Consolidated School, Sarah M.
j Everett, Mary Frances Bowser, 1
and Dorothy Walker. The action
of the 1 Committee was adopted by
a motion made and unanimously
passed.
Motion was made and duly
passed, authorizing the superin
tendent to advertise for bids on
the construction of the proposed
Sewage Disposal Plant for Cho
wan High School.
By motion made and duly pass
ed authorizing the superintend
ent to have plans and specifica
tions made for four additional
classrooms at Chowan High
School, and to advertise for bids
as soon as plans and specifications
had been approved.
I A motion was made and ffl
adopted that all selling and seM
| tation activities by studH
should be done before and n
the regular school hour's. ;
There being no further bushM
the Board adjourned. . <JfI
G. B POTTER, Chair*
W. J. TAYLOR, Sec real
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