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Negro Home Demonstration News
If us. ON NIK a. CHARLTON, Outs N««r* Um CeMMßie* IfMl
M*ry Drew and Alma Cope
halt from the 6B 4-H Club.
Edenton High School, won top
honors in the Dairy- Foods Dem
onstration Team Contest among
junior 4-H Club girls. The con
test was held Saturday at
White Oak Consolidated School.'
Second place went ‘to the team
from the SB 4-H Club, Edenton
High—Delores Johnson and Em
m» Bolden. Third place, Carolyn
Hall .and Marjorie Harris, 8A
and 8B Edenton High School,
and fourth place, to Roberta
Nixon and Mattie Robinson from
the 5A 4-H Club. Edenton High
School. Other teams participat-i
ing in the Junior Contest were:
Madeline Jordan, Dianne Cope
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EDENTON, IN. („
Member F.D.I.C.
Notice To Voters
Thi' Chowan County Hoard of Elect ions, has apjxiinted the
following: as Registrars and Judges of Election for the Pri
mary and General Elections of 1960:
EAST EDENTON PRECINCT—(Court House)
Mrs. William Stokely _ Registrar
Mrs. Emma Bunch Judge
Mrs. J. M. Thorud. Judge
Mr. John M. Elliott Judge
WEST EDENTON PRECINCT- (Municipal Bldg.)
Mrs. GeorgeC. Hoskins Registrar
Mrs. J. A. Curran Judge
Mr. Gus Hughes Judge
M rs. S. Francis Hicks Judge
ROCKY HOCK PRECINCT— (Henry Bunch’s Store)
Mr. Alphonso Spivey Registrar
Mr. Henry Bunch.. Judge
Mr. W. H. Saunders Judge
CENTER HILL PRECINCT—(Ross Bunch’s Store)
Mr. Ralph Goodwin Registrar
Mr. Norman C. Hollowed Judge
Mr. Louis Monds Judge
WARDVILLE PRECIN(T-(Herbert Peele’s Store)
MV. T. A. Bei •ryman Registrar
Mr. H. R. Peele Judge
Mr. Jennings Bunch * Judge
YEOPIM PRECINCT—(Harry Perry’s Store)
Mr. T. J. Hoskins, Sr Registrar
Mr. J. A. Webb, Jr Judge
Mr Hansi Perry Judge
PRIMARY DAY... MAY 28, 1960
Polls Open at 6:30 A. M., and Close at 6:30 P. M.
Chowan County Board of Elections
5.., jfc *l* S. BYRUM, ChaMui - : .
j land; Carrie Morring, Doris Hol-
I ley; Norma Riddick, Kay Hol
| ley and Linda Coston all from
i 4-H Clubs at White Oak Con
solidated School.
In the Senior 4-H division,
Doris Overton, placed first with
| her individual dairy food dem
onstration and Lizzie Saunders
placed second. In the individ
ual bread making demonstration,
Ophelia Saunders ranked first,
Jessie Overton, second. Doris
Jordan and Jane Overton pre
sented their vegetable prepara
tion team demonstration with no
competition. The above Senior
4-H Club girls were from the
Center Hill Community 4-H
Club. All first place winners!
will represent the county in the
District Contest to be held in
Franklin County, June Ml
In the Dress Revue Contest,
on die district level, Jean Hall.
Warren Grove, will compete in
the dressy dress division; Ruby
Simons, Virginia Fork, in the
sport dress division and Brenda
Johnson. Virginia Fork in the
school dress division.
Judges were: Miss D. M. Rag
land. Vocational Home Economics
Teacher and Mrs. R, H. Frinks,
Grammar Grade Teacher, Eden
ton High School.
The 4-H County Council met
on May 14 at White Oak Con
solidated School and made the
following plans;
1. The Annual 4-H Church
Sunday will be held at Cento-
Hill Chapel Church, June sth at
3:30 P. M. Four-H Club mem
bers will render the service ex
cept for the sermon which will
be given by a guest nriuister.
2. Boys and girls will attend I
4-H Chib camp the week ©f|
July 18. Those attending eamp|
will report one half of camp fee
by July - 2.
3. Doris Jordan, from the Cen
ter Hill Community 4-H Club,
was elected Council delegate to
4-H Club Week which will bo
held June 20-25 at A. and T.
College, Greensboro, N. C.
j 4. The Countywide 4-H Rec
' reational Day will be held on
July 27th.
5. Four-H Clubs will meet
June, July and August bv neigh
borhoods.
Edenton’s Home Demonstra
tion Club held its Yard Im
provement Tour last Tuesday.
Fourteen Club women 'vent on
the tour and we visited eighteen
homes. This group is quite in
terested in community improve
ment. Their goals this year in
cluded improvement of yards,
porches and steps. As a result
of their work all eighteen homes
and surroundings were thorough
ly clean; eighteen had begun
landscaping their yards in keep
ing with recommendations from
the Extension Service, relative
to foundation shrubbery, lawn
grass, flower beds, walk and
drive ways. All porches and
steps were in good repair—four
had built concrete steps and
walk way. Four members of
this town club had vegetable
gardens. Other improvements
included painted homes inside
aiid outside: screened porches.
Club members are: Mcsdames
Jessie Badhams. Catherine Lewis,
Mable Jordan. Clara B. Simons.
Ella Foxwell. Lindsey Blount, I
TOE CHOWAN HERALD. EDO! TON, mjnqAcwa. TOPMPAT. MAT 13, IMB.
Eva Riddick, Mann Bell S»
some, E. C. Cox, Mary Halley,
Arlcthia Brinkley, Mary Blount
Elnont Barnes, Marie Reeves,
Lillie Wright Blown, Christine
Satterfield, Mary Bk Blount,
M. M. Tillett Naomi Tfllett,
Bessie Walton, Etta Lamb, Emily
Brooks and Miss Gussie Elliott
- ATTEND HORSE SHOW
Mr. and Mrs. Heywood Zieg
ler, Jr., spent last Friday and
Saturday in Richmond, Va„
where they attended Colonel
Bill Baileys pony sale. Cot
Bailey's consignment pony sale
is one of the biggest sales of
to kind in the South and East
ern seaboard, and is attended by
all prominent horse and pony
lovers and interested buyers.
While there Mr. Ziegler pur
chased the registered palomino
stallion pony. Golden Witch Doc
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YOU’VE HEARD ABOUT IT! HERE IT IS!
THE LETTER
Your Congressman, Herbert C. Bonner
Received After Voting In Favor Os
THE LANDRUM - GRIFFIN BILL!
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INTERNATIONAL UNION
OF ELECTRICAL, RADIO
AND MACHINE WORKERS
AuiiuitD win ini iMum* kDinner of ujm C9sstts>. of WJS'ril
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1126 SIXTEENTH STREET H. W., WASHINGTON#, D.C.
Philip MuutJ Building
Augu»t Hi 195$
Dt»r Congrtianant ' *4 *■ *
Only you know, In the privacy of your own r.onseienee,
whether you carefully comidered the possible consequences of the
LandruarGriffin bill when you voted for it on August 13, 1959, If you
did, and realized that it is a punitive, repressive measure intended
to weaken all labor unions and thereby all working men and *omen, you
have twch to answer for. If you did not, indkattly yielded to the
pressures of the Chamber of Commerce and. the. National Assoeiatidq of
Miftufacturers, your guilt is perhaps even greater. t
, . You should realize now, if yoij did Aot during -the heat
As battle, that this vindictive assault on the labob:Movament wiliT.in
the iong run, prove to your constituents that you, are isi* inter*#teg
lie individual rights and democracy than in property rights add tha
concentration of power in the hands of big buiiftese. j
* You may believe that you are iaft iA such action becauie
organized labor is relatively weak in your District, and cannot cell you
to account for the damage you have sought to do to it. You may be right
at the moment.
* ~ wish to assure you, however* that *0 shall do all
in our power to prove to the working men end women in your District
thet you have cast your lot against them and they should therOfors taka
apprdpriats action at the ballot box. •
Very truly your*, -
*
f / Jamea 8. cagey (7 , •, .
W President*
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RE-ELECT HERBERT C. BONNER
WHO SAYS:
“I Am In Favor Os Organized Labor. Bpt
I Am Firmly Opposed To Threats And Gangster
Methods Os Some Who Have Infiltrated The
Ranks Os Labor.”
Be For BONNER For Congress
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* ; aSMHb-MPAifl Political Arivernwnidaiki
> tor, of the Realization stock, a
, famous blood hne. This stallion
, pony stands 42 inches high, has
, white tail and mane and is tops
i in value class. Mr. Ziegler con-!
, aiders this stallion palomino an
.•attractive and valuable addition
So his string of horses and pon
ies and a pony he is proud to
own.
COPELAND . HOLLOWELL
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Hollowell
of Hertford, announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Sarah
Elizabeth Hollowell, to Johnny
Lee Copeland of Edenton, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Cope
land.
The bride’s dress was of white 1
laoe on satin, with blue match-1
ing accessories.
The wedding took place Sat-1
urday. May 7, in Dillon, South;
Carolina. They used the dmiW'-
ring ceremony. V: IWHHB
If Minutes Os Bound 1
Os Public Works I
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J Edenton. N. C.
May 3, 1960.
The Board of Public Works
met this day in regular session
at 8:00 P. 'M.. at the Edenton
Municipal Building with the fol
lowing members present: Thom
as C. Byrum, Jr., chairman,
Ralph E. Parrish. James P.
Ricks, Jr., and J. H. Conger. Jr.
The minutes of the regular
meeting of April 5. 1960, were
read and approved.
On motion by James P. Ricks,
Jr., seconded by J. H. Conger,
Jr., and carried. E. and W. bills
in the amount of $30,417.37 be
paid. Os this amount. $13,093.14
was for general expense of op
eration and $17,324.23 was for
sewer extension.
Gulf Oil Corporation, $59.83;
Norfbik-Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co..
$38.65; Transport Clearing of the
Carolinas. Inc., $8.22; Fairbanks
Morse & Co.. $86.95; Graybar
I Electric-00.. Inc.. $385.90; Ekc
’toicgl Equipment Co., $992.16;
Bast Carolina Supply Co. $237.15;
Line Material Industries. $294.10;
IW. D. Holmes Wholesale Grocery
Co., $6.17; Baker Equpiment En
gineering Co.. $308.87; WUliam
'ston Office Supply Ca, $32.85;
Southern Meter St Supply Co.,
$66.75; Simplex Valve « Meter
Co., $23.04; Howerttm Gowen Co.,
Inc.. $69.30; Motorola C. & E.,
Inc., $46.75; R. J. Boyce Elec
trical Contractor. $36.45; Wal
lace & Tierman. Inc.. $13.50; J.
D. MCCotter, Inc., $4-08; Ashley
Welding St Machine Co.. $4.00;
Southern Pipe Tool Company.
$112.09; Carolina Surgical Sup
ply Co., $5.33; C. N. Keeler,
$4.00; Bunch’s Garage, $252.22;
Ralph E. Parrish. $6.25; The
Chowan Herald. $16.90; Coast
land Oil Company. $15,67: Tide
water Supply Co., $4.97; The
Joslyn Company. $28.03; IPbst
master, $93.19; T. A. Loving Con-1
struction Co., $16,819.64; Wm. F.
Freeman. Inc., $504.99; Virginia
Electric St Power Co„ $9,847.26;
total. $30,417.37.
Salaries paid in month of
April. $3,889.33.
• Received for current, water,
; and merchandise, $29,869.06.
; Disbursements in excess of
’ receipts, $4,437.64. . .
On motion by Ralph E. Paf
' rish, seconded by James P. Kicks,
; Jr., an*l carried, low bid of sl,-
’ 695.00 as submitted by Albemarle
Motor Company for 16-ton truck
' in exchange for our %-*ton truck
No. 30 is accepted.
Ralph E. Parrish reported that
he and Mr. Hines contacted Val
entine with reference to serving
electric power to houses built on
his development on Albemarle
Street Extended and referred to
report of April 29, '1960 for de
tails.
The Superintendent’s report
covering the. requirements for
the Ball Park and its operation
were discussed and action de
ferred until next meeting when
i full Board attendance is expect
ed.
There 'being no further busi
ness, the meeting adjourned.
RALPH E. PARRISH,
Secretary.