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Menton Junior - Senior High
School Band Awards Banquet
Held Friday, At Masonic Temple
The Edenton Junior - Senior
High School Band held its
third annual awards Lanouet on
Friday evening at the ■ Masonic
Temple. Frank Roberts acted as
master of ceremonies and John
A. Holmes was guest speaker.
Derwood Bray, band' & ire -tor,
presented the bandD jssmbe’-s
who have mantainel a . “P.”
average in the band for the
past year their achievement year
lctters.
Fourth year letters were pre
sented to Bud Ski'rs„ Judv El
liott. Jimmy Asblev, A'-hbv
Tarkington, Billy Cates and
Brenda Mooney.
Third year letters—Carol Joy
Miller, Priscilla Bun-h. Fllen
Basnight, Dickie Hobcwskr
Gloria Crummey. Lore-yi Wright
Karen Hollowell, ...Bert Willis,
Vera Goodwin, . Jimmv Baker
Carolyn Stallings and Buck
Wheeler.
Second year letters Linds
Wheeler. Peggy Williams,. Anita
Sexton, Carolyn TwitMv. D anno
Goodwin, Marv Anne Overton.
John Marshall, Bob Powell, Jer
ry Yarborough and Joan’Good
win.
First year letters Patsy
Mooney. Carole Bar
bara Lavton. Pi’ly Twiddv.
Marian Collins, Gloria B'raum.
Tim Overman, John Bunch.
Tommv Leary, Judv By r um
Mac Privott, C. T Middle, John
Martin, Ronnie Rountre 0 . Ror
nie Sawver. H. L. Edwards,
Billy Harrell and Douglas Sex
ton.
Full scholarships to the East
Carolina College Music Camn
for two weeks were awarded to
Dickie Hobowskv, Marv Anne
Overton and Vern Goodwin.
The John Phillip Soiisa award
will be preserted at the snrinf?
concert, as will be the achieve
ment award.
The band student officers for
the 1959-60 school year were in
troduced as follows:
Band captain, Bud Skiles; per
sonnel officer, Buck Wheeler;
treasurer, Bob Powell; adminis
trative officer, John Marshall.
The Band Parents Association
officers for 1950-60 school year
were introduced as follows:
President, Mrs. Kathleen Skiles;
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vice president Senior High Band
Mrs. Rebekah Overton; vice
president Junior High Band,
Mrs. Haywood Jones; vice presi
dent Elementary Band, Mrs. J.
D. Elliott; secretary, Mrs. May
belle Sexton; treasurer, Mrs. H.
L. Edwards.' I
Pub'ic Relations Department—|
Officer in charge, Judy Elliott;
first assistant, Mary Anne Over
ton; second assistant, photo,
Tommy Leary.
Library Department Officer
in charge,. Vern Goodwin; first
assistant, Eli’en Basnight; second
assistant, John Eunch.
Equipment Department Of
fher in charge, Mac Privott;
first assistant, Jerrv Yarborough;
second assistant, Billy Twiddy.
Equipment crew, Ronnie Saw
yer. Douglas. Sexton, H. L. Ed
wards and C. T. Mizelle.
Color Sergeant—Ann Hobbs.
Drum Major—Vern Goodwin.
Majorettes Ponies, Priscilla
Bunch and Dianne Goodwin.
Chief, T.orean Wright; assistant
chief, Priscilla Bunch.
Secretary to the Director—
Lorean Wright.
Red Men Call Off
Meeting May 18
Chowan Tribe of Red Men
has called off its meeting Mon
day night, May 18, due to the'
Great Council session to be held
in Elizabeth City Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday of next week.
Leroy Harrell, sachem of the
tribe, urges as many members as
possible to attenii the meetings
open to the membership.
Representing Chowan Tribe at
the meeting will be Raleigh B.
Hollowell and Caswell Edmund
son, while Mrs. J. Edwin Bufflap
will represent Chowanoke Coun
cil of the .Degree of Pocahontas.
EASTERN STAR MEETING
Edenton Chapter No. 302, Or
der of the Eastern Star, will
meet Monday night, May 18, at
8 o’clock in the Masonic Temple.
An initiation is scheduled to be
conferred, so that Mrs. T. J:
Wood, worthy matron, requests
all members to be present.
their “most liked” list.
But that’s far from all these
owners tell us. They talk about
new operating economy from the
most efficient power plant on the
road today. About quality of fin
ish and detail, and of quietness
that even beats the best of Buick
heretofore. They speak of reliabil
ity ... and they speak of the pure
__ pleasure of owning a Buick ’69 ...
' in ways that warm the heart.
DISCOVER FOR YOURSELF WHY 190,000 FAMILIES HAVE
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THE CHOWAN HERALD, gPSWTOK WORTH CARCLTWX. TtftJRSDAV. MAV 14, 155fi.
Commencement At
Jr.-Sr. High May 21
Continued from Pas* 1. Section 1
ton Bass, Jr., Stanley Wayne
Bdanchard, Ephraim Jordan
Boyce, Jack Webb Bunch, Clyde
Capehart Cobb, Jr., Calvin Lee
Foxwell William Cook Griffin,
Thurman Lee Goodwin, Tedford
Julius Hardison, Ralph Winston
Hawkins, Jr., Carroll Baker
Hollowell, Miles Augustus
Hughes, Jr., Franklin Allen
Johqson, John Agrippa Miteh
| ener, 111, Charles Ronald Perry,
George Thomas Rogerson,
Charles Heber Small, Jr., Paul
Washburn Twiddv. Robert Ed
ward White, William Barrow
White, William Smith Wilkins,
Luther Waylon Wright,
j Girls
I Delores Love Barrow,' Dolores'
Jean Basnight Janet Marie
Bunch, Pave Virginia Cavton
Elizabeth Dsan Craddock, Juan
ita James Cozzens, Peggie Joyce
Elliott, Carolista Cabell Fletch
er, Mary Arminta Hobbs, Vir
ginia Nixon Hobbs, Audrey Anr
Holland, Elsie Virginia Jones
Joyce Lane Layden, Judith Ann
McLaughlin, Brenda Deane
Mooney, Carolyn White Perkins,
Sandra White Sca'zi, Georgi
Florence Skinner, Leona Marii
Small, Linda Blair Spencer
Gloria Beth Tolley, Alice Chand
lor Washington, Anna Elizabeth
Williams, Millie Elizabeth Wil
lis, Marguerite Earle Wright.
Selected for marshals from the
rising senior class to serve dur
ing the commencement exer
cises and also on special occa
sions during the next school year
are: James Edwin Byrum,
chief, Harriet Vann Bond, Mary
Voters Os The Second Ward
I want to thank the voters of the Second
Ward for your support in the recent mu
nicipal election.
You can be assured that I will make
every effort to represent your ward, and
the town, to the best of my ability.
C. A. PHILLIPS
Peart Harrell, Kay Lowe, Betty
White Privott, Elizabeth Roes,
Patricia Ann Waff, Ruth Eliza
beth Wright and Patricia Lorean
Wright. •
Recently elected as cheerlead
ers for 1959-60 are: Dolly
Wright, chief, Joan Wright, Ida
Campen, Marion Bunch, Linda
Dail, Kathryn Wozelka, Cynthia
Spencer and Nettie Lassiter.
Substitutes, Barbara Alexander
and Betsy Ross.
Program Launched
To Increase Income
Continued from Page 1, Section 1
gram are cotton, corn, soybeans,
cattle, eggs and specialty
crops.
Toe committee has prepared an
attractive two-color poster show
mg these comparisons which will
be distributed throughout the
county to inform farmers about
Jt h e program. Supplementary
, sheets with technical informa
tion showing how the program
-'"i be aecomnlished have also
been prepared for distribution
whe-e the posters are displayed.
, Wood said “these higher yields
, will bring higher income at very
little or no cost to the average
farmer. If this goal is reached,
't is. equivalent to obtaining a
new industry emnloyiup 300 peo
ple at $75 per week. We feel it is
, d'finitely worthwhile to strive
. for higher yields.”
Ile nraised members of the
• committee for developing the
- program. They are W. E. Bond,
Llovd R. Bunch, Thomas Byrum,
■ J. E. Debnam, James H. Griffin,
• Jack Habit, Scott Harrell, Guy
, Hobbs, Geor°e Lewis and C. W.
■ Overman. Statistics were com-
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you—is a Buick itself. Why not go
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piled by George Lewis in coop
eration with the Chowan County
farm agent, soil conservationist,
agricultural stabilization and con
servation committee and the Cho
wan County supervisors.
Never ascribe to an opponent
motives meaner than your own.
—Barrie.
Rotarians Meet At
Sandy Point Beach
The usual Rotary meeting this
(Thursday) afternoon has been
called off and instead the Ro
tarians and their wives will en
joy an out-door meeting at
Sandy Point Beach. The affair
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is scheduled to begin at 6:301
o’clock and Dr. Ed Bond, presi
dent, urges all Rotarians and
Rotary Annes to attend.
TAX COLLECTIONS
Sheriff Earl Goodwin reports
jthat 1959 taxes collected in April
amounted to $16,371.30, bringing
total 1958 taxes collected to date
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PAGE THREE
to JTB7 24e.46. Th s leaves $24,-
980.93 in 1953 taxes stiU un
coUected.
Sheriff Goodwin also collected -
$697.42 in way of delinquent ‘
taxes for the years 1948 to 1957. >
While he has been in oliice this /
sort of delinquent taxes co lec.- *
1 ed amounts to $3,271.84.