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PAGE SIX — 4KCTIOM QMS draining Union Conference Ini City Church Today Region I, composed of th Chowan and West Chowan Bai tist Associations, will hold it annual Regional Training Unio. Conference today (Thursday) i the First Baptist Church, Eliza beth City. The conference w; include an afternoon session lx ginning at 3:45 and an evening session beginning at 7 o’clock. Presiding during the nieetin will be W. R. Doughtie of Gate. Regional T.U. Director. Doug! tie has announced that the at ..jtfijnoon session will include: ; period of meditation and wor ’"•SBjp conducted by the Rev "WHMibrles Sinclair, pastor of tin -j Aulander Baptist Church, an; Regional Choister; the Adui Scripture Reading Tournament • the Young People’s Speakers TjTumament; the Intermediati 3 Drill; a registration pe j riod for the Junior Memory r Work Tournament; and a con-; ference period led by the Rev ** William Spradlin of the Train 1 ing Union Department of the jdMbtist Slate Convention of N. C. s' benediction for the after- Jj noon session will be pronounced j at 6 o’clock bv the Rev. Henry | . . Stough. Associational Missionary & IVIC CALENDARj * ~ Continued from Page 1. Section 1 Band will present its spring con cert in the school auditorium Friday night. May 6. at 8 o'clock. - Edentpn's Rotary Club will ss this (Thursday) afternoon at 1 o'clock in the Parish House. Edenton Woman s Club will stage its annual Art Exhibit Saturday and Sunday. April 23 and 24, in the Penelope Barker nouse. VFW Auxiliary will meet to night (Thursday) at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. H. Cof field on West Albemarle Street. The Methodist Men's Club will meet tonight (Thursday) at l 6:30 o'clock at the church. A rural recreation leadership training institute will be held at Oak Grove Community Build ing April 25., 26 and 27 from 7:30 to 9:30 P. M. Annual Baptist Regional Train ing Union Confere.ice will be held today (Thursday) at the First Baptist Church in Elisa beth City beginning at 3:45 P. M. Chowan Hospital Auxiliary will meet Friday afternoon. May 22. at 3 o'clock in the nurses' home. Men from Baptist churches in Region Cne will meet in the Edenton armory Monday even ing. April 25. at 6:30 o'clock. Men's Bible Class of the Eden lon Baptist Church will hold its annual fish fry Friday night April 22. at 6:30 o'clock at the American Legion building. Edenton Lions Club will meet Monday night at / o'clock. William H. Coffield, Jr. Post The Chowan Ruritan Club will observe Ladies' Night Monday night. April 25, at 7 o'clock. Officers for the Edenton Jun ior Chamber of Commerce will be installed at a ladies' night meeting Thursday night, April 28. at 7 o'clock at the American Legion building. Chowan T”be or Red Men will meet Monday night at 7:30 o'clock. The Chowan County Commit tee on Aging will met tonight Seagrams JjL Croum a— J | &••* ____________________ AM CMC AN MENDED WMOT $3.95 ■■■■■l *950 v - ' v ■ • i r%MN-MIVfNWMr.iIMI (m.UNMB.M MMMMMI ir~ : >f the West Chowan Associat ion. The host church wiH serve upper from 6-7 P. M., and each person attending is asked to oring 75e to help defray *x »enses of the meal. The evening session will be jin at 7 o'clock and will in -lude: A period of worship -onducted by the Training Union >f the Moyuck Baptist Church, he Rev. L E. Smith, pastor: funior Memory Work Tourna ment; election of officers, and special music by the Hertford Baptist Church. The Rev. D. C. Pryor. Promo tional Secretary for the Chowan Baptist Association, will intro duce the main speaker for the evening session, the Rev. Lamar Sentc.l. jvastor of the Ballard’s Bridge Baptist Church, who will ’>ring the inspirational address. The Rev. Harvey Copoedee. oas tor of the Green's Cross Bap tist Church will pronounce the benediction for the evening ses sion and the conference will ad journ at 8:30 P. M. All members of Region I Training Unions and churches | are invited to attend both s*s-i sions of the conference. ! (Thursday- at 8 o'clock at tho ; Parish House. !| Edenton Varsity Club will hold its annual snorts award banquet Tuesday night May 1 at 7 o'clock at the Masonic Twn-i pie. ' No. 9280. Veterans of Forets* Ward, will meet Tuesday night st 8 o'clock. Revival services began at War wick Baptist Church Sunday and will continue through Sun cay. April 14 Sponsored by the Band Bar ents Association, a bathesue- Brunswick stew dinner will be. served Friday night May 6. | The dinner will be held in tbe : John A. Holmes High School I cafeteria from 6 to 8 o'clock. Hardware dealers from It j eastern counties will hold a two day meeting in Edenton on May 2 and 3. 20 YEARS AGO Continued from Page 1. Section 1 Edenton High School's beae-j . ball team won the district! . championship under tho diiec . tion of Coach David Holton. W. P. Horton, candidate for j Governor, spoke at tho Court House. Students at Edenton High School held an “election** in which the students voted { Ho: ton 95. Broughton 63. Max well 22. Cooper 13 and Grave ly 1. Edenton's Rotary Club became) i a grandpappy with the Windsor) Rotary Club, which was spon sored by the Edenton Club, sponsoring a chib at Ahoskte. An area meeting of the Legion j Auxiliary was held at the Meth odist Church at which CoL Ed | gar H. Bain was the principal I speaker. The Rev. C A. Ashley, rector of St. Paul’s Church, accepted |an invitation to be graduation speaker at Merry Hill High Schccl commencement exercises. Ashley brothers, popular radio entertainers, presented a pro gram at the Ryland school. Chowan Tribe of Red Men" held a fish fry at Ernest Lee's Bridge Inn near the Chowan River bridge. I TRY A HERALD CLASSIFIED ■» I " [ Patterson-Kellam Engagement Announced •. ~c j* - 7 Jbv-.'V'* ifeaF'm m k H ■ ■ i ■ w 1 r ‘ Ik ft ftr WEE - - v .4 L:1 ■' *: ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Lucius James Reliant of Belle Haven. Vs. announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Dorothy Douglass Reliant, to Hugh Lester Patterson, son of Mrs. Lester Archibald Patterson, and the late Mr. Patterson of Edenton. Mis Reliant, a graduate of Mount Vernon Seminary, attended Mary Baldwin College and received e Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of North Carolina last June. She was a member of Chi Omega sorority. Mr. Patterson wes graduated from Virginia Episcopal School and will receive e Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of North Carolina in June. He is a member of Phi Gamma Delta Social fra ternity and Phi Beta Rap pa. The wedding will take place June 18- STOREWIDE SAVINGS - SHOP TSf SAVE AT THE SIXIRE WHERE VALUE AND QUALITY MEET GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON COATS - SUITS Toppers and Dusters ALSO A SPECIAL GROUP OF NEW SPRING DRESSES AND HATS Shop Today For Best Selections pjill *■.., ~.| * EDENTON, N. C. •», . * * . \tr •' ‘ . V - » .* • ' * . ' .... TOP rsaruwaw nwiit.n EDENTON. MONTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY. APRIL 21. 1960. r !j HtspiUNotes ] > «WU>| Hoars: l»:Se-ll:M A. M., 1 J:tj-oTaa r. m.. s:ma:se r. m. CkiMm under IS Pet pensltted 5 to vtolt patten to. ■ ■ . i mi. { Patients admitted to Chowan | Hospital during the week of f April 11-17 were: White Cecil Ourgartus, Roper; Mrs. * Madiean Noyes, Edenton; Robert A. Boyce, Edenton; Tjtoy Parks, Ryland; Master Russell Byrum, Edenton; Miss 'Harriet Byrum, Edenton; Frank M. Holmes, Edenton; Clyde Owens, Edenton; ; Fred Tunstall, Edenton; George | H. Spruill, Edenton; Mrs. Dora i Stillman, Edenton; Mrs. Onella l Copeland, Tyner; Mrs. Dorothy ] Chappell, Belvidere; Herbert I Nixon, Hertford; Mrs. Marjorie | Davenport, Creswell; Mrs. Mar ; jorie Turnage, Edenton; Wilbur Suggs, Hertford; Mrs. Mildred Leigh, Roper; Mrs. Mary Belch, Edenton; Mrs. Kathleen Byrum, Buxton; Mrs. Martha Trueblood,; Hertford. Negro i Maggie Broddie, Hertford: Em ma Etheridge, Winfall; Artmiller j Leary, Edenton; Beverly Hassell, Hertford; Iris Smith, Hertford; Shelton Manley, Hertford; Ron ald Manley, Hertford; Donald Manley, Hertford; Zelma Boyce. Edenton; Stephen Eggleston, Edenton; Vera Wnite, Hobbs ville: Elizabeth Myrick, Sunbury. Discharges from the hospital j during the same week were: While Melvin Bunch, Edenton; Mrs. Madelean Noyes, Edenton; Cecil , Qurganus, Rnper; Miss Harriet By ruin, Edenton; Master- Rus-i sell Byrum, Edenton; John A. 1 Holmes, Edenton; Wm. Thomas Goodwin, Tyner; Robert A. Boyce, Edenton; Ray A. Spruill, Portsmouth, Va.: Jesse Coburn, Winfall; Mrs. Gibbie Mitchell, Edenton: Mrs. Charlotte McMul len, Sarasota, Fia.; Solomon Miller, Edenton; Mrs. Lillie By • nun, Edenton; Mrs. Onella Cope land. Tyner; Mrs. Roy Parks, Ryland: Mis. Dorothy Chappell, Bet videre. Negro Clarine Winslow, Hertfoid; ‘Artnuller Leary, Edenton; Geo.| James, Hertford; Shelton Man-, ley, Hertford; Ronald Manley, Hertford: Donald Manley, Hert ford; Beverly Hassell, Hertford; Iris Smith, Hertford; Emma I Etheridge, Winfall; Peggy Jor- I dan, Belvidere; Zelma Boyce, [Edenton. Births | births at the hospital during the same Week were: Mr. and [Mrs. Lawrence C. Noyes of ! Edenton, a daughter; Mr. and • Mrs. Frank Leary of Edenton, J a son; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Belch | of Edenton, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leigh of Roper a da ugh- I ter; Mr. and Mrs. James Still- I man of Edenton, a son; Mr. and i Mrs. Emerson Boyce of Eden ton, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Turnage. of Edenton a son Contract Awarded For Inlet Dredging The State Highway Depart- ’ ment last week announced a' contract for dredging the Ora-1 gon Inlet channel had been! awarded to the Cottrell Contract- 1 ing Corporation of Norfolk fbr $26,400. An eairlier bid of $84,000 was rejected by the State High way Commission at its April Ist meeting in Raleigh and the Com mission directed the re-adver tisement of the project immedi -1 ately. Dredging is necessary to deep en the ferry boat channel be tween Nags Head and Hatteras Island.. During the winter,' ferry schedules were interrupted fre quently by shifting shoals fol lowing a series of northeasterly storms. Although the ferry boat ser vice has recently been operating on an almost normal schedule, the dredging was necessary to insure ■unintenrup'ted ferry boat service. The Highway Commission has | already approved construction ofi a bridge to span Oregon Inlet I and location survey crews arei now in the area to determine i possible bridge sites. Examinations Called For Post Office Jobs Examination for the positions of laborer (janitor) and fireman laborer has been announced by the Board of U. S. Civil Service examiners at Greensboro, N. C. Applications will be accepted until further notice. The lists of, eligibles resulting from this examination will be used to fill positions in the Post Office at Edenton. * Additional information and application forms may be ob tained from the executive secre tary, Board of U. S. Civil Ser vice Examiners, -U. S.. Post Os- j fice, Greensboro or at the Eden-1 ton Post Office. Sears Summer Sale Your Family Headquarters For Summer Needs . . . EXCITING SUMMER SAVINGS. Ask About Our Charge Aceouiil Plan Hl Mtlid -1 \VIS Hu /ft " I s44ts C4to iff Safes Office I PHONE 2186 ■" ' ' "«■ ■"*«! up- "] I Aces Lose Tliriller j TO Hertford 1 To 0 By BILL GOODWIN Carroll Forehand became the| 'second Edenton Ace*' pilcher to ( drop a tight mound duel to Pete Hunter as the Perquimans -In-1 dians downed the Aces 1-0 in an ' Albemarle Conference baseball, game played on Hicks Field | Tuesday afternoon. Forehand, (backed by stout de fensive play by the Aces, gave j up three hits, one of which was a double by Billy Nixon in the second inning. That hit, coupled with Zackie Harrell’s wild throw over first base, provided the game-winning run. , | ■ Equally brilliant was Hunter’s three-hit performance. He was in trouble only twice, both times 'on almost identical plays, but he bore down to strike out the third mhn. , Nixon’s blow in the second was a towering drive oyer Joe Mitchener’s head in left field. Nixon scored on the next play | when Harrell picked up Freddie Colson's slow roller at third and sent it sailing over Wayne Bak er’s head at first. Edenton threatened ip the third apd fifth frames. In the third Jimmy Dail singled to center with two out. Hunter walked Dickie Cobb and struck. out Forehand. The same thing happened in the fifth as Dail got to first on an error by third baseman Fowler. Cobb walked and Huhter again struck out Forehand to retire the side. ] Harrell and Baker had the j only other hits by the Aces. [ Harrell singled to center in the fifth, and Baker beat out an in field hit in. the fourth. Hunter ! singled far Perquimans in the [third, but he was retired in a l double play. Chappell singled i to left in the seventh for the other Indian hit. Forehand struck out five and walked one. Hunter fanned eight and walked two. Both teams made one error. — " I BOXSCORE o» n .C MI6HRAYS Raleigh The Motor Vehicles Department’s summary of traffic deaths through 10 A. M., Mon day, April 18, 1960 is as follows: Killed To Date 285 Kilted To Date Last Year... 343 j Elementary School f j I Lunch Room Mennl Menus at the Edenton Ele mentary School lunch room frit the wCek of April 25-29 will’ Iw* as follows: 'Monday: Weiners, toss sslad, rice pudding, baked beans, vvein er rolls, milk. Tuesday: Pork and vegetable pie, candied yams, butter, ajiple sauce, school baked rolls, milk. Wednesday: Vegetable beef soup, toasted cheese sandwiches, crackers, block cake, milk. Thursday: Corned beef,' choc olate pudding, steamed cabbage, corn bread, beets, butter, milk. Friday: Chicken salad* gar den peas, potato sticks, milk, school baked rolls, pineapple, butter. -f service "'! 1 YOUR CHEVY WHERE THEY KNOW YOUR CHEVY George Chevrolet Company, lne. 1100 N. Broad—Edenton, N. C. PHONE 2138 Dealer’s Franchise No. CG9