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'■"B bt i ivfl UAk “'r PAGE TWO Edenton Aces Will ft ■- PjtnlfitHiiiH Begin BasKetoan i Season Dec. 13th First Game Scheduled With Elizabeth City Yellow Jackets The Edenton Aces will open their 1957-58 basketball season at 8 o’clock Friday night when they take on the Elizabeth City Yellow Jackets in the high school gym nasium. The Junior Varsity will open at 7 o’clock against the Baby Jac kets. As of Wednesday berths on the team were not final, but all the boys have been practicing hard to give the Elizabeth City quintet some opposition. The team is hampered somewhat due to the fact that practice just started on Monday because of the extended football season. Another diffi culty is that none of the boys stretch far over six feet, and only a few reach this far. But, in spite of this, Coach Al ton Brooks hopes to put forth the same type of scrappy team that took the Albemarle Conference crown and moved into the state class A playoffs last year. The Aces were knocked out of the running by Scotland Neck, who were eliminated by powerful Wil liamston. The Aces and Jayvees will trav el to Washington next Tuesday to battls the highly touted Pam Pack Ths 1957-58 schedule is as fol lows:* December 6 —Elizabeth City at Edenton. December 10 Washington at Washington. Deiember at Edenfon. Prayer that Heals ' . : 1 ntimited promise Christian Science knocks at the door of every human heart. Will you open the door and listen? Thoughtful reading of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy has brought lasting help and complete physical healing to multitudes. It can show you, in the same way, the healing power of answered prayer. “This system enables the learner to demonstrate the divine Principle, upon which Jesus’ healing was based, and the sacred rules for its present application to the cure of disease* . (Scieppe; and Health, p-. -j* Science and Health will be sent " postpaid, on receipt of $3 by HORACE J. CARVER, rwhUihtri’ 4genl One Nerwaj Street, Boston IS, L.S.A. Horace J. Carver Publishers’ Agent One Norway Street Boston 15. Massachusetts or it may be borrowed from The Public Library—Edenlon - The Mark XI. RCA Victor's low priced portable new High Fidelity "Victrolo."® Plays all 4 speeds. Has 3-speaker Panoramic Sound. Feath erweight tone arm has new ceramic pickup. Has provision for Stereo phonic Sound, tool fmkirown timu- * • !2E£S££!S-|19M15 WESTERN GAS SERVICE December 17—Open. January 3—Ahoskie at Edenton. January 7—Williamston at Wil liamston. January 10—Tarboro at Eden fon. | January 14—Plymouth at Eden- I ton. January 17—Hertford at Hert , fbrd. I January 21—Chowan at Cho wan. January 24—Ahoskie at Ahos kie. • January 28 Williamston at Edenton. [ January 31—Tarboro at Tar | boro. February 4 —Plymouth at Ply mouth. February 7—Hertford at Eden ton. February 11 Washington at Edenton. February 14 —Elizabeth City at Elizabeth City. Colored Woman Loses Possessions By Fire Mrs. Rosa Hurdle, colored, had the misfortune to lose her home and all of her belongings Mon day afternoon about 2:45 o’clock when fire totally destroyed her home on North Granville Street. The fire was reported by paint s ers but it was too far gone for : the firemen to save. They did, i however, prevent the fire spread ■ ing to nearby houses. s The unfortunate woman not I only lost her home but all of her ij earthly possessions except the clothes she was wearing. A move ment is now on foot to come to ■ her "relief with apparel, bed cloth i [ ing, furniture, etc. Mrs. John I I Raines will be very happy to pick up any donations for the unfortu ■ nate woman. Her phone num ber is 3037. Boy Scout News ' By BILL GOODWIN ' Due to some mixup in the staff of Troop 156, the last column con tained some wrong information. The correct Patrol Leaders for Troop 156 are Cecil Fry, Bill Har ry, Billy Dail, Brad Williford and R. B. Keeter. H. L. Edwards is the new Senior Patrol Leader. He was elected to serve until next September. Troop 156 will sponsor a float in the Christmas parade. Plans promise a good one. There are only about fifteen of the pen and pencil sets that the Scouts are selling left. We re mind you that you save $1.95 on each set. They are going for only SI.OO. They are recommended for excellent Christmas gifts. Here is a warning to all Scout parents: There will be a camp ing trip on December 21 and 22. Bill Goodwin announced this at Monday night’s meeting. He also gave the first in a series of three programs on winter camping. If the Scout lends his attention at these programs, he will be pre pared to go on this hike. Don’t hold your son back. Just make I him attend the next two Scout The things learned by an ISa gle Scout from his tenderfoot days to Eagle, are equal to two years in college. It gives invalu able; experience and training that you can get nowhere else. It certainly pays off. Too Late To Classify IFOR SALE—TAPE RECORDER j in perfect condition. Call 3031. j ltc ZKL CHOwaK KEHaID. EDIKTOH. NORTH CAROLINA." THURSDAY. DECEMBER !. IKE. — I United In Marriage Sunday - -tn. mnuri--i nnnr - - i -■ I .... . RS. STANLEY PHIPPS LEWIS Miss Carolyn Faye Haste, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Erie Haste, Sr., and Stanley Phipps Lewis, Lt., USMAC, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ells worth Lewis, Sr., of Fresno, Cali fornia, were married Sunday af ternoon at 4 o’clock in the Eden ton Baptist Church. The Rev. R. N. Carroll officiat ed in a setting of palms, chrysan themums, pompoms and lighted tapers in seven-branched candel bras. Wedding music was ren dered by Miss Agnes Chappell, organist, and Miss Jane DuLaney sang “O Perfect Love”. l^iy^ONiTr^ Christmas plans • Make your own Christmas decorations this year. Free plans show how to make Santa and reindeer, Nativity scene, Wise Men, carolers, stars, bells and many other Christmas cut-outs. It’s fun when you use sturdy, weather-defiant Masonite® Tempered Presdwood®. It’s easy to saw and nail, easy to paint. For inside or outside displays. Come in and see our display, then get your free Masonite plans. HI. G. Brown Co. f Ino. Lumber, Millwork and Building Material . . . CALL US FOR PROMPT DELIVERY! PHONE 2135 Edenton, N. C. G&W JL SEVEN fßf\ STAR H” ttmua FROtl W»» . . . WWUHA* iioit. nww, lutnnn,, • •: . * v. * Given in marriage by her fa ther, the bride wore a formal wedding gown of white Peau-de soir and Chantilly lace, fashioned with portrait neckline touched in pearls, long peeves pointed over the hands and lace topped bodice, with crushed cummerbun effect of Peau-de-soir. The bouffant skirt was accented in the back with a lace bustle and panels of lace to the hem of the chapel length train. She carried a co lonial bouquet of white orchids and stephanotis. Miss Chrystal Haste, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and ’ Mrs. Erie Haste; Jr., sister-in-law 1 of the bride, was matron of hon or. They wore ballet length gowns of shriinp nylon styled with round . neckline, short sleeves, satin midriff with a bow in the back and butterfly pleated skirt. Their matching feather half hats were arranged with a circular veil and dotted in pearls. They carried cascade bouquets of honey colored chrysanthemums, wheat and cecropia leaves. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Kenneth Lewis, Jr., sister-in-law of the bridegroom, and Miss Pat Partin. They wore identical dresses and bouquets like those worn by the honor attendants. The bridegroom’s brother, Ken neth Lewis, Jr., of Fullerton, Cali fornia, was best man. Ushers were Erie Haste, Jr., brother of the bride, Richard Balzer, Wil liam Etter and Harold Shore. The mother of the bride wore a dress of Dior blue Peau-de-soir, with matching hat and pink cym bidium orchids. The mother of the bridegroom wore a dress of blue lace, with matching hat and pink cymbidium orchids. Mistress of ceremony was Mrs. Percy Smith. Following the ceremony, a re ception was held at the home of the bride’s parents on North Broad Street. Later, the couple left for a wedding trip. For trav eling, the bride wore a blue wool Jersey dress with matching hat and black accessories and the or chids lifted from her bridal bou quet. The bride is a graduate of the Edenton Junior-Senior High School and has attended the Wo man’s College of the University of North Carolina. The bride groom is a graduate of the Fresno, California, High School and Stan ford University. He is a member of the Alpha Sigma Phi social fraternity. At present he is a pi lot stationed at the Edenton Air Station, but will be transferred to Kaneohu Bay oh the Island of Oahu in Hawaii on December 7. Sale C.N.R^p’ DISHES OUR DIAMONDS ARE . *3.88 GREATLY REDUCED '"SJSST” LADIES’AND GENTS'...... WATCHES BILLFOLDS..*2.BBto*4.BB—^^ LADIES' AND GENTS' \LI AT'EHES mj§fW CUFFLINKS......*I.OOup !i3f&fll *1 Allowed oil OLD BANDS —— ALI"cOBTUME PUNCH SETS ifPli Jewelry much as 75% off *7^ 7 V wm IDENTIFICATION iSr. l i Hi n lilm r 1 BRACELET 50% Off *6.88 FOUNTAIN I usi«- g.m pens 48cu P “eE^NTOnTn 8 Spechil Prices ' *>'• ' ' ■ I ruip Avyjn T A%r AW?A XT WWW A-WS - ■ :*&im m vKliI 1 JLAY-AWAY Pi A A IV ■' '• -1 • • r, r - - - First Homecoming Planned At Chowan Seniors of Chowan High School will hold their first homecoming in the school’s history in the school gymnasium Friday night, | December .13, immediately follow- j ing the basketb*all game between Chowan and Creswell. The homecoming king and queen will be crowned at the be ginning' of the dance. Only for mer and present members of Cho wan High School, the visiting team and teachers may attend the dance, for which a nominal charge will be made. BEECH FORK CLUB MEETS “Simple Entertainment,” was the demonstration given by Mrs. Mattie Halsey at the Beech Fork November club meeting which met at the home of Mrs. Delsie Leary in the absence of Miss Maidred Morris. Said Mrs. Hal sey: “To offer guests something to eat promotes hospitality and the keynotes for a successful hos tess are thoughtfulness, friendli ness and graciousness. It is not what food you serve but how you serve it which makes the impres sion. Never serve drinks in a carton, put jackets on them to make them look more attractive." She had fixed a variety of things in different ways that would look pretty for Christmas and be tasty as well, such as cream cheese sandwiches in green .and pink, apple salad and orange cake with red and green decorations. Mrs. Lillie Saunders, presiding over the meeting, led the mem bers in saying “Collect for Club Women”, and Home Demonstra tion Club members Creed follow ed by singing “Jacob’s Ladder.” Every member was urged to be thinking of some project for the coming year. Mrs. Mona Hoffler gave a report on “Listening by Degrees.” A reading was' given by Mrs. Lillie Saunders on “Christmas Lighting and Decora tions.” The annual Christmas TRY A HERALD CLASSIFIED party will be at the home of Mrs. After the meeting the hostess Bertha Layton. served delicious refreshment. Under New \ Management f This is to notify customers of the Nu-Curl Beauty Shop that the shop is now being- operated under A the management of Mrs. Evelyn Harrell. MRS. EVELYN HARRELL, Mgr. Operators: ’ Shirley Weam Mrs. J. H. Allsbrook Special Christmas Offer Pre-Christmas Permanent... $7.95 NU-CURL BEAUTY SHOP Edenton, N. C. ! Broad Street Phone 3313 JACOTIM’SJT *2 PINT |L|gJ] usmifo MOAt*G* AIN - (0 PPOOt CHARLES JACauiN et Cie. 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