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Assignments At High School ConlinuedJFrom Page 1. Section 1 Evans, Paul Halsey, Charles Invin, Hurley Mitchell, Mack Privott, Al.an Smith, Terry Vin cent, Terry Wheeler, Virginia Boyce, Sue Bunch, Doris Jean Caje, B..tty Farless, Patricia' Garre it, Melba Cray, Susan Hermes, Janet Jones, Anita Saxton, Marry Faye Ward, Peg gy‘.Ward. Orade 8-F. Teacher, Cecil Fry. Room 104: John Alexan er, Howard Ask w, Leo Bouch er, Donald Forehand, Ronald Forehand, Wesley Edse! Lassiter, Eugene McClenny, C. T. Mizelle, Jimmy Miz lie, Madison Fhiliips, Billy Voliva, Raymond j White, Franklin Williams, Joan j Alexander, Ella Ambrose, Bettv j Arnold, Brenda Bass, Phvliis Boucher, Jean Caytbn, Joan ! Caytori, Paulette Halsev, Mary! Ellen Smith, Irene Spencer. Grade 8-W. TeacHer, Miss Coleen Ward. Room 118: Jack Ashley, Wayne Ashley, P. L. Beeler, David Bunn, Dickie Cobb, Warren Elliott, Billy Har rell, Ken Hopkins, Frank Johns ton, John Marshall, Eddie" Nix-. on, Jim Partin, Jerry Yar borough, Dianne Brabble, Faye Cartwright. Linda Garrett, Mar lene Gilley, Carolyn Gri'fin,! Gall Hare, Jo Ann Leary, Alli son Leech, Donna Lorance, Nelia Lowe, Barbara A. Ough, Gail Perry, Betty Jo Webb, Ann WePs, Annie L. Whi'eman. Grade 9. Teacher, Bobbv Rav Hall. Room 205: Herbert; Adams, Fred Bunch. Charles j Cuthrell, Cecil Fry, Dickie Ho-| bowsky, Julian Jethro, Boots Lajfsiter, Roger Nixon. Robert Skinner, James West, Brad Wil. IVord, Mac Wright, Joan Adams, Betty Mnrv Bass, Marion Collins, Nancy Ellis, Ann Hobbs, Geraldine J thro, Jeanette Jones Bsverly Morgan, Judy Riley. Carolyn Twiddy, Vivian Twid dv.. Joan Wright. ... Grade 9. Teacher, Miss Doris Elizabeth E:heridge. Room 215: Earl Alexander, Leßoy Barrow. Frank Collins. Carroll Forehand. Gary Hardison, Walter Holton. Roger Lanjb, Jerry Nixon, Dale Scott, Roland Tolley, Paul Whiteman. Dannv Wright, Jean ette Ashley, Catherine Bass Eleanor Boyce, Marian Bunch Ida Campen, Joyce Cullipher Betty Jean Harris, Anne J~nk ins! Estelle Jones. Carol Jov Miller, Peggy Phil'ins, Catherine Stratton, Phyllis Twiddy, Mar garet White. '"Grade 9. Teacher. Mrs. Mar garet J nkins. • Room 201: Wayne Baker, Joe Camnen, Jim my Dail, Vern Goodwin, Rich ard . Ho'lowell, Edward Jordan, Joe Mitchener, Joel Reynolds Wayne Smith, Jerry White Frank’ Williams, Ray Williams, Danny Wright, Barbara Alex ander, Carolyn Bass, Chloe Bootwright. Gloria Byrum, Faye Copeland, Carolyn Harrell, Caro lyn Holland, Mary Ann John son, Barbara Layton, Caro) Phipps, Emily Shaw, Patsy Twiddy, Margaret Weaver. Grade 10. Teacher, Mrs. Re. bekah Moore Overman. Room 202: Ronald Bunch, Philip Camp, Howard Collins, Rav Forehand. Johnny Howell, R. B Keeter, Crayton Hughes, Gene Lane, George Nixon, Jimmy Patterson, Ja r k Perrv, Leslie Phipps, Danny Privott. Tommy Pri’'Ott, Jack SawV"r, Lawrence Smith, Lerov Snivev* Bobbv Ptokelv. Curtis Tw’ddy. Eddie White. B rt Willis. Jean Adams I pla Bembridee, Alice Bunch, Priscilla Bunch, Christine Ca- Hoon, Judv Elliott, D'anne Good win, Mary Anne ‘Hare, Judy Israel, Emogene Kennan, Jovce RESERVE UOOO i >3a m I 4/SQUMT ; L PINT i \ 86 PROOF /mi m ■ \ ' JL? * si ji/ 0k /All ]fjj f M » l Wfilm l\ Ab/l « I _ ftr,. K! ~ I IT.HOOWIfJSO* CO, UWKHCEWUMT. I -- -1 n - wmmmmmmmmmmm Moore, Millie Price, Dorothy Sh.phard, Mary Anne Overton,, Wheeler, Peggy Williams. Grade 10. Teacher, Mrs. Re becca Shepard. Room 211: Jim my Ashley, Robert Bass, Fred Britton, Billy Cates, Freddy Ferguson, Bill Goodwin, Erwin Griffin, Bubba Hopkins, Billy K eter, Alex Kehayes, Lloyd Lassiter, Lloyd Mills, Bobby Powell, Jimmy Rogerson, Willie Shaw, Bud S.kiles, L. N. Smith, Jerry Tolley, Buck Wheeler, Bryant White, Jimmy White, Ellen Basnight, Rebecca Bos well, Linda Brabble, Gloria Crummey, Joan Garrett, Karen Hol'owell, Nrt.ie Lassiter, Joyce Mitchell, Lula Mae Rogerson, Sara Relfe Smith, Carolyn Stal lings, Arlyn Stratton, Frances °wain, Carolyn Twiddy, Kathryn Wczelka. Grade 11. Teacher, Victor | Tucker. Room 107: Lloyd j Adams, Robert Bass, Richard | Copeland, Billy Dail, Donald Faircloth, Johnny Forehand, Lewis Goodwin, Oscar Hall, Bil ly Hardison, Woody Hoggard, Terry Jones, Ernest Owens, Lloyd Parrish, Johnny Phillips, Ashby Tarkington, Percy Ray Ward, Judy Adams, Norma Blanchard, Joyce Bond, Re becca Craft, Becky Lawrence, Ann Ow ns, Betty Privott, Wan da Singletgry, Christine Stroud, Peggy Twiddy, Marilyn Weaver, Dolly Wright. Grade 11. Teacher, Miss Kathryn J. Gabbard. Room 206: Frankie Alexander, Ronnie Bass, EJdwin Byrum, James Ellis, Ro land Farless, Howard Goodwin, Bryant Griffin, Robert Halsey, Zackis Harrell, Jimmy Johnston, Henry Layden, LaDell Parker. Dickie Pate, Minton Small, Johnny Twiddy, Terry Wilson. Harriet Bond, Alice Davenport. Jane DuLaney, Mary Pearl Harrell, Lowe Kay, Lucy Ow. ens, Betsy Ross, Cynthia Spen cer, Lois Toler, Patricia Waff, Diane Wright, Lorean Wright. Grade 12. Teacher, Miss Ann Mayo. Room 214: Gene Ashley. Jimmy Baker, Elton Bass, E. J. Boyce, Clyde Cobb, Richard Copeland, Billy Cook Griffin, Ralph Hawkins, Gus Hughes. John Mitch'ner, Tommy Roger son, Paul Twiddy, Robert White. Lude Wright, Delores Basnight. Faye Cavton, Betsy Craddock, Peggy Elliott, Minta Hobbs Ginny, Jones, Peggy McCoy, Brenda Mooney, Donna Roberts, Georgia Skinner, Linda Spencer, Mice Washington, Anna Wil 'iams, Rita Wright. Grade 12. Teacher, Archie B. Fairley. Room 115: Melton Adams, Marvin Ashley, Claude Barnette, Wayne Blanchard, Jack Bunch, Thurman Goodwin, Cal-, vin Foxwell, Ted Hardison, Car roll Hollowell, Franklin John son, Ronald Perry, Charlie Small, Billy White, Billy Wilk ins, Delores Barrow, Janet Bunch, Jimmie Cozzens, Linda Driskell, Carolista Fletcher, Au drey Holland, Joyce Layden. % “I’ve got the record breaking GASOLINE” "The same Pure-Premium gasoline I have hi my purope fjT holds more offieflft NASCAR (9 nil DCS) performance records for ac- •MJ celeration, power and de pendabk performance than any other gasoline. ••Come in and try Pu»- premium in your car. See if you don’t get record* S > broking performance, too • gpyfirt Bn furo ;1 with Puro JVinelovf Ofl Company Pkone3336 Hertford THE CHOWAN HERALD- EDENTON, NORTH. CAROLINA, THURSDAY AUGUST 28. 1958. mmggSm W PRACTICE RUN FOR LABOR DAY WEEKEND —Pictured, above, is an any-day-of-the-weelc highway horror. Seven persons Cied in this thf-ee-car crash near Pardeeville, Wis., recently. Third car was knocked completely out of the pic- Judy McLaughlin, Carolyn Par kins, Sandra W. Scalzi, Marie Small, Beth Tolley, Betty White, Millie Willis. Development Corp. Meets September 3 A meeting of the stockholders \ of the Edenton Development 1 Corporation called for Tuesday! night to discuss the purchase of j an industrial site was adjourned : for lack of a quorum. Joe Con ger, Jr., president, said no of ficial action could be taken on the matter, although the senti ment of those present favored buying a site. Conger strongly urged all stockholders to be present at the adjourned meeting scheduled for next Wednesday, September 3,1 at 8 P. M. in the Chowan Coun-, ty Court House. Stockholders unable to attend the meeting are requested to give their proxies to one' who will ife present. Conger pointed out that ob taining a suitable industrial site owned by the Development Cor poration will be a great step to ward attracting industry to Ed' nton. He stressed the im portance of every stockholder being present Wednesday night or delegating voting authority to his representative. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WILL MEET SEPTEMBER 3 Chowan County Commissioners will hold their September meeting Wednesday mornng, September 3 at 10 o’clock. The meeting was postponed from the first Monday due to the observance of Labor Day. Demand Is Good For Feeder Hogs The demand for feeder pigs is the greatest it has been in this , area for several years, according to Robert S. Marsh, assistant i county agent. A feeder pig sale ] was planned on September 8 for j Bertie, Chowan and Martin coun j ties. Several Chowan County i farmers were asked about furn ! ishing pigs for this sale. Not only were there no feeder pigs for sale in Chowan County, but all the farmers approached asked the as sistant agent where they could buy high quality feeder pigs. The prospects for a corn crop are excellent year. Most Chowan County farmers as well as farmers in adjoining counties olan to feed their corn to pigs instead of selling it as grain. Therefore, the demand for feeder pigs is very great. Jack Kelley, Extension swim specialist of State College, at tended an organizational meeting for a feeder pig sale at Windsor recently. He stated that attempts are being made in many counties to have feeder pig sales. Since 'eeder pigs are very scarce at this t! me, Mr. Kelley suggested that the number of pig sales be limit ed and that each sale have lots'. of pigs. *A large sale attracts * M o°luminuin cobinet. 14’ <£ 1 CJQ QC£ diagonal ovorall. 104 squaro incho* of *P A t-r l/ft/ U j| K rectangular picture area. Rich Persian m I oroy ‘"why SETTLE FOR LESS THAN ! BIG SB « ]pSRFORMANCE. I COMPARE AHD YOU’LI CHOOSE THE J j JbIIBXSBm Modem HaMwoish* ">etol wbinet. 14* 8^ diagonal overall. 104 square inches of ilfej rectangular picture area. Champagne (Fj9R|||M9ijp|||§pig War $149.95^*^ \ysrpt ffiwrt- pus. vvj ,2-sss. see* nSSa. He Predoctieo Sberf- Irlghter, clearer Raior sharp defW. JL an Mom len pictures, rwor or for Hon between blacks ,-fcatG? 7 tarrko Hiederfir- 1 from TV station. and whites for - am wiring b bond- Gives sharp, enl- broath-taking new crafted for long. fan. pMwo ever pldare clarity, do tmaMedreeearvtea. entlra screen area. taN and depth. fl * PLUS GREAT NSW CONVINIINCIS I — ~'l Top Tuning • »vM*-in Tap Carrying Handla Jackson’s Radio-TV Service 105 West Eden Street PHONE 3519 EDENTON hire. It differs only in severity from run ■.* 'V- rood ro - fonts. Death will be wo-’<--c vs y •*>_ ways over the long Labor Day w—’Lap yourself out of the picture of holiday highway shu~’ *c:. many more buyers and conse quently the prices at a large sale are generally much better than those that are smaller. Several farmers in adjoining counties have recently built specially con structed pens for feeding out feeder pigs. These farmers are not keeping many brood sows at 1 all and are depending on buying and fattening feeder pigs which will weigh from 45 to 75 pounds I each. Therefore, a farmer who keeps brood sows should be able| to produce pigs for these sales and receive a nice profit. Craft Camp At Manteo Declared To Be Best Ever! “This is the best craft camp j we have had at Manteo”, said I Miss lola Pritchard, Extension I Specialist. One hundred and ninety-one home demonstration 'eaders and agents registered for the three-day workshop at the Manteo 4-H Camp. Five leaders from Chowan | County who attended the work-j shop were Mrs. T. L. Ward andj Mrs. Eugene Jordan from Ryland. Club and Mrs. Roland Evans. Mrs. I M. M. Nixon and Mrs. Herbert Dale of the Chowan Club. They attended. classes on aluminum etching, tooled copper, tooled bill ** N^VVVWWVWNAA^ folds, hooked rugs and stool hot toming. These leaders will assist with craft workshops which wil* be held in the county this year. Miss Maidred Morris, Chowan Home Agent, taught plastic covet ed coat hangers. She taught six ty women how to plait the plas tic on the hangers. Miss Morris was in charge of a tea on Tues I day afternoon which was giver so that the women could get ac quainted. i There were several times dim I ing the day when the womer ! could go swimming. There was itime provided in the afternpor j for a tour or for shopping. Or Tuesday night, a group of the la- I dies went to The Lost Colony. | On Wednesday evening. Mis * Pauline Gordon. House Furnish- Legal Notice NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue of the authority con ferred upon the undersigned in | the Deed of Trust from Eva Chap j pell Willis to him dated Decem ! ber 14, 1953. and recorded in the: j Office of the Register of Deeds ot ■ Chowan County, North Carolina, I in Mortgage Book No. 67, pages 43-44. the undersigned will offer for sale at public biddings at the I Courthouse door in Chowan County, North Carolina, on Sat urday, September 27. 1958 at o’clock noon for cash to the high est bidder the property herein after deser’bed. default havmc been made in the payment of the indebtedness secured bv said Heed of Trust, and the light o f foreclosure having become abso lute: Those four (4) lots, with all im provements tnercon located in isueiuon, Norm a.around, anu Known as mat pm i ut me On, cnomas U. Wallen mt nil whiCil meie are Tocateu lour tenant uweilings lying on the North side of King Street ana beginning at a point -fba feel anct o mcnes from me Eastern wall of trie oourt- I 1 nouse in the lvormeixi euge or rvmg Street, being the Southeast corner oi me w. C. tiolroweti property; thence Eastward ly along tne Nortnern edge ol tvuig Street 165 feet to the G. T. Leaiy oharlton-W. r'. Daniels property line: thence Northwardly along the Leary-Charlton-Damels prop- i erty line to a point nndway be- j tween King and Magnolis Streets, thence Woutwardly parallel with King Street 165 feet to a point; thence Southwardly at right an gles to Kina Street to the place of beginning. Reference is made to the aforesaid Deed of Trust for further description. The highest bidder at said sale will De required so depos.t with the undersigned ten (liiVc) Per cent of the high bid for sa:d prop erty and will pay balance of the purchase price upon delivery of I deed for said property. Dated and posted August 28, 1958. R. C. HOLLAND. Trustee aug2B.cept4.il 18c EXECUTRIX NOTICE Having qualified as Executor for the estate of Vame Granby deceased, late of Chowan County, j North Carolina, this is to notify | all persons having claims against i the estate of said deceased to ex-, hibit them to the undersigned at; Edenton, North Carol na, on or j before the 28th day of August, | 1959, or this notice will be plead ed in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate pay ment. This August 25th. 1958. REGINALD GRANBY. Exe-u.tnr of Vancy Granby Estate. Aug28.5ept4,11,18,25,0ct2c NOTICE OF PU*L T C ng Notice is hereby g ven, in ac cordance with the requirements of Section 160-T c th- rrn-n --fral Statutes of North Carolina, ts-at the Tcwn C6”P'''l of the •Town of Edenton will hold a puMV hearin" tg- Building on September 9, 1958, at 8 P. M. to consider a proposed atnert'imprtt *o th« FHentnn Zon ing Ordinance w K ich provides for the zoning o f *he n wlv an nexed area at t*i° corner of Ba’fbam Poed and * A> -nnd Street All interested persons are in vited tO attend TOWN OF FDtfNTON. Ernest P. Peh ares,- Mevor. ErheSt J. Ward, Jr„ Clerk. Aug 21,28 ing Specialist, presented a dem onstrat on on “Crafts in the. Home”. She explained and show-1 ed the difference between good and poor crafts. She showed some very exquisite craft articles th»t she had collected over the state, A vesper service was held on Wednesday night down by the i | I Calvert jj ■ Amirtcan 9 M tairyuiTi ii~iiii ini-—--^^9 Ik — Calvett j RESERVE American Whiskey i | CALVERT DISTILLERS CO„N.V. C. • 86 PROOF ! ] 65% (iRA'N NEUTRAL SPIRITS • 9LENDFO WHISKEY I I J Classified Ads GUM TROUBLE causes mosti tooth loss. See dentist. Use: soothing OLAG Tooth Paste. At all drug stores. FOR SALE 150 PIG SHOATS. N. J. Goodwin Jr. Phone 3039. 1 Edenton. Up' RELIABLE PARTY » Must be capable to operate and manage e business. Work consists of servicing route of ciaarette ma-hines. No selling. Full or j oart time. Route established for •merator. At least 51.125.00 to $2.-1 1 50.00 cash investment required. This is a verv Drofitab'e business j of your own that can be started on a small scale and be built u-> 'o a very large profit annually. Write, coving ohone number to Merchandisers, Inc.. ~”ite 152, 5009 Excelsior Blvd.,| Minneapolis 16, Minn. litc WANTED TO BUY—USED PL; ano Wll consider upright i Apply Mrs. Henrv Cuthrell. ltc t .ost MIXED COLLIE AND! Eskimo Spitz female dbg. An-! swers to name ''Blaekie'’. Re-1 ward if returned to Rov Good-1 w : n, 208 East Eden Street. ltpj RENT 3-ROOM HOUSF With bath. Available Septem ber 1. Located one mile bevond Paso road. Telephone 3061. S T. Alexander. nug2Rc "OR SALE- PUREBRED TAM worth hoars and "'lts. Tele phone Sunburv 3149. L. F j Twine. Tyner. N. C. tf' j ORDERS TAKEN FOR FIGS I arse, wee figs: SI.OO per peek Phone 3068. aug2Bci 4 - ROOM APARTMENT FOP ,-en* -222 East Queen Street F”rnishert or unfurnished Phone 2323 day or 2589 a night. It r ' PENT TWO-BEDROOM house with s’ove and refrinera-i tor. Located Westover 867 50 ner month. S°e R. R Hall a f fe r 5 o’clock at 29 West over Heights. Phone 3583. \ug21tf FOR RENT TWO-BEDROOM hr'ck house in Westover Heights. No 35. Completely furnished. Will be available: Sept 1. See R. R. Ha'l after •5 o'clock at 29 Westover Heights. Phone 3583. Au<r2lt f HELP WANTED MAID TWO days a week. Phone 2972. ltr i FOR RENT TWO-BEDROOM house, Morris Circle. Avail able September 4. Call 3218. i tfc PARAGON* BUTLT HOMES. COTTAGES. CHi'RCHES & GARAGFS PARAGON will save you 30% to 40%. No down payment. Easv Financing. Free delivery. P. E. Cavton, Representative. Paragon Homes. Inc., 500 Office St-eet. Phone 3388, Edenton. Aug7tfc Sales and Service Rentals - Notions Parts Sincmr Cjhw'nfr Mqphine Center MS Main St. EUubßth Clh PHONE ENTERPRISE 900 tfc —SECTION ONJ PAGE THREE water v. h : ’h was an inspiration to alt who atten 'ei. Miss Morris and Miss Catherine Aman accompanied the group, from Chowan County. ? a ! PORTRAITS bv | j PHOTOGRAPHY ] 104 S. Broad Street Edenton, N. C. I SPECIAL { AUG. 1 THRU AUG. 15 ] Bxlo Portrait ! Hand Painted in Oil i 24K FRAME ! | ! CHOICE OF 4 PROOFS j $7.50 | WEDDIXG ALBUMS j j FAMILY GROUPS j * SELF-PORTRAITS I x ; i I iABY AXD CHILDRENS j PORTRAITS OUR SPECIALTY | | i | I Hrs. Mon. thru Fri. 4to 9 | Sat. 10 to 7. [J 'OOLLARD PLANTS FOR SALE. Contact L. E. Francis. Route 3. Phone 3472. aug2l,2Bc FOR RENT—LARGE FURNISH ed apartment. Four rooms and 1 bath 107 W. Albemarle Street. Phone 2292. tfc FOR SALE— 1956 FIFTY-FOOT Champion Mobilehome Trailer. Good condition. Can be seen bv appointment. Call Edenton | 3796. tfc •HELP WANTED —MAN WANT ed to supply Rawleigh Products to consumers in Chowan Coun ty. Big insecticide season just ahead. Good time to start. No ' capital required. Write Raw leigh’s. Dept. NCH-310-557-B, Richmond, Va. Aug7,14,21,28p ! HOUSE FOR SALE—BY OWNER Neat house with extra large lot at 116 Morris Circle. Shown by appointment. Phone 3410. | Aug2l,2Bc i HOUSE FOR SALE—BY OWNER I New 3-bedroom Lesco house on ! Badham Road. Forced air heat. | Large fenced lot. Double car port. Screened-in porch FHA approved. Shown bv appoint ; ment only. Dial 2458. tfc RENT—3-ROOM APART ment. 300 E. King Street. Phone 2649. » Aug14,21.28c TV AND RADIO SERVICE. WE pick Up and deliver. Prompt service at reasonable pr ces! Harmon TV and Radio Service, i Phone 3617. tfc PICTURE FRAMING-TOR THE best in custom picture framing see John R Lewis at the Fden ton Furniture Comnanv. Com plete line of moulding to choose from. tic DON'T TAKE A CHANCE ON j ruining your motor with an over-heating or leaking radia tor. See us today for cleaning, I repairing, recoring. Phone 3417. Baker’s Radiator Shop. West Queen Street, Edenton, N. C. tfc TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING machines New and used. FHcntnn Office Supply, 102 E. Water Street. tfc CASH REWARDS! Reyards in cash will be paid to any citizen furnishing informa ’ tion on bootleg stills in Pho i wan Countv. Report violations , to ATIT officers. Box 671. Eliza beth City or to ABC Off’cer i Trov Topnin. All information ■ j will be held in strict confidence Industrial Equipment i —for— Wheel Type and Crawler Traclor* Backhoes, Dozers, Tren'-hert Crawler Tractor* With Winches . | Loader. Landicaptoa P.aV, —See Or Call— Hobbs Implement ! ; PHONE *>H Edanlon. N. C.