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f FreeßatPoisoti Is Available Irf pChowan County | K. J. Eyer, sanitarian for the *. District Health Department, an * nounces that the Health Depart '' ment recently prepared 1,000 pounds of rat poison to be used in Chowan County. This continued rat campaign is sponsored by the County Com- ; missioners in cooperation wiUf State and local Health Depart ments. The poison is free and can be secured at the Health Department and County Agent’s office. The Health Department points out that the mixture is a poison, but that instructions are given, , with each package of bait, which t should be read carefully and car ried out. It also contains instruc tions for making a bait box which prevents domestic animals from getting to the poison. \ Due to recent cold weather, many persons have complained about the increase of the pres ence of rats. Persons having rats are asked to cooperate in secur ing poison and its proper use in helping to eliminate the rat popu lation. Bank Donates To Chowan College Frank P. Spruill, Chairman of the board of Peoples Bank and 1 Trust Company at Rocky Mount has announced a gift of SI,OOO , * had been made by the Peoples Bank Foundation to the Chowan College development fund. 1 “We feel this is a very worthy i cause,” Chairman Spruill declar- ! ed, “and if the merger of our 1 bank with the Edenton Bank re ■ approved, we’ll be operating in 1 the county (Chowan) adjacent to 1 the county (Hertford) in which 1 Chowan College is located.” Spruill then pointed out tbqt ( the donation was made through’ fl one of the trustees of the college, 1 J. Henry Jones of Red Oak. Thiel. 1 SI,OOO gift will be divided into ) ■»* +/ for 1957 and SSOO for 1955; j Spruill explained. < Melrose RARE 1 Meirosj? 1 Ki OOWWUHSI. M*. • * $2.50 $3.95 | PINT 4/5 QT. itfleOllHlSttY.lt PROOF, 40s STRM6NT WHISKIES 7 YEARS OL$ m «AW ttUTRAI SHUTS. MELROSE DISTILLERS CO., N. Y. ■Correct Listing Hours In last week’s issue of. The Her ald opening hours at the Shepard- Pruden Library Were so jumbled up that it was difficult to deter mine when the library is open. The correct hours are herewith furnished by Miss Harriet Leary, the librarian: Open each day from 9:30 A. M., to 12 noon and from 2:30 to 5 P. M., except Saturday afternoon and all day Sunday. Monday and Thursday nights from 7:30 to 8:30 o’clock. 7th - Blh Graders Lose Hard Fought Game To Tarhoro Boys from the seventh and eighth gnides at Edenton Junior- Senior High School played a game of football Thursday after noon, when they were defeated by Tarboro 19-7. While not pol ished players, the boys were in earnest about what they were do ing and put on a hard fought kame which not only pleased the I spectators but gave evidence that' some of the boys have the mak ing of good material for the var sity squad a few years hence. Diked out in uniforms which saw their best days and misfit shoes and helmets, the boys put on a good show and the playing was more even than the score in dicates. The boys, most of whom saw action, are: Richard Dixon, Joe Mitchener, Morris Hopkins, Herbert Adams, Cecil Fry, Charles Cuthrell. Don ald Forehand. Ronald Forehand: Richard Batdorff, Jim Stacy, Joe! Reynolds. Howard Askew, Julian Jethro, Richard Hollowell, Jimmy Dail, Frank Williams, James West, Mac Wright. Sammy Wright, Walter Holton, Roland Tolley, Billy Cain. John Alexan der, Dickie Cobb. Terry'Wheeler, fßoots Lassiter, Brad Williford, Paul Whiteman, Jimmy Partin, liWayne Ashley. Jack Ashley, Ver non Goodwin, Jerry White, Ken Hopkins, Warren Elliott and Rog er Lamb. THE CHOWAN HERALD, - EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1957. BjfclfiiP f JB HB * . it■ MUD-DLING THROUGH This proper Etonian emerging 1 from the “slough of despond” looks a proper mess as he hauls himself from the mud after failing to negotiate a hurdle , during a race at the Eton College Steeplechases. Nearly 400 youngsters took part in the racing at the English school. Mk Mm i i I W IL**»*C j, • 1 | action ! twu j | ~ | want %jjj2| I ads j . . In The Chowan Herald Phone 2221 For An Adtaker i'..-.". ... - r I NAAS NOTES ! By CONNIE ATHERTON | B)'im«nninininnMiHniiiniiinntiiimm»iiniiHimiiitniiniimiiiimiiiiimnn H m MtM , M , w „ lt | lH „ ) , < ,„ H „„ (l „ lt p| Hello once again; it’s really been a lopg time, hasn’t it? I hope you will forgive me—But— right now, let me tell you about “French Night”. Saturday evening at 8 o’clbck the O’ Club Wives present for their members and guests a night in Paris. A background of light, nostalgic music brings to mind a lazy, hazy picture of the Seine, the sidewalk case, Can-Can danc ers and penniless artists wearing berets. The delicately balanced musical impressions are sustained by actual Gallic decor of elegant ly beautiful floral loveliness, street scenes, a Montmartre night club complete with the “turns” and a French case. Les femmes will charm and disarm, confuse and amuse you! And, the med ium of exchange will be French francs which we will give you for the American stuff at our own Banque de Fiance. All proceeds of the evening go to the Ma rine-Navy Memorial Stadium Fund. The fund will finance a 3 MORE BIG DAYS OF— mors Fiji AT BELK-TYLER’S Thousands of Thrifty Shoppers flocked to l»olk-T\ lei's (lie first day of our sale... Everyone was more than pleased with the many outstanding money-saving bargains ... IVII all your friends and neighbors about this great sale ... hur ry down tomorrow... YouTlsave and save on e\er\ item. This is positively our greatest sale of llic year. SUPER SPECIALS SPECIAL PURCHASE DRASTIC REDUCTIONS STUPENDOUS SAVINGS SENSATIONAL VALUES THIS IS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO REALLY SAVE MONEY ON YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING. BELK ■ TYLER’S ! living memorial in the form of a football stadium in Maryland. Eaen seat will have a bronze plaque bearing the name of a de ceased Marine. We would like to have all the O’ Wives out for the luncheon on | Tuesday the 26th of November. Mrs. John C. Munn, wife of Maj. Gen. John C. Munn will be the guest speaker, and I am certain that everyone will profit from what she has to say. Col. and Mrs. J. W. Burkhardt and family will be the guests of Col. and Mrs. A. R. Stacy this week-end. This just about rounds up all the news for another week, but I would appreciate it if you would call some in for next week! CENTER HILL CLUB MEETS The Center Hill Local 4-H Club held its regular meeting Tuesday i night of this week at the home of ' Jimmy Turner. The meeting was called to order by Kay White, the president. Sonny White read the minutes and called the roll, after which business was transacted and the meeting turned over to Assistant County Agent Robert Marsh. The meeting adjourned with the 4-H Club pledge, af ter which delicious refreshments j were served. j FOR SALE I Italpli E. Parrish Kesitlenee I on West Gale Street —also — DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN WESTOVER HEIGHTS If Interested Contnel T. B. Smith , Agent. I Phone 2959 Edenton, N. C. PAGE SEVEN —SECTION ONE WASH DAY PROBLEMS? SEE PAGE EIGHT FIRST SECTION TRY A HERALD CLASSIFIED!
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