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| All Over 12 75cj
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| Stage Show B:3o—Feature 3:45!
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I CIVIC CALENDARj
Uousutd tram Pag* 1. Section 1
,A. will be held tonight
| (Thursday) at 8 o'clock.
! Center Mill community will
I hold a tried chicken supper at
the Center Hill Community
I' Building Saturday. May 21. from 1
S to 8 P. M. The proceeds will
| be for the benefit of the Center
’ Hill-Cross Roads fire station.
Chowanoke Council No. 54,
j Degree of Pocahonta. will hold
a bake sale Saturday morning.
May 28. in front of dm Hughes
| Parker Hardware Store.
t Piano students of Mrs. C. B.
Mooney will present their an
j nual spring recital Monday night.
; May 23. at 2:30 o'clock in the
I Elementary School auditorium.
Wards Home Demonstration
Club will hold a bake sale Fri
. day afternoon. May 20, begin-
Ining at 2 o'clock, in front of the
Belk-Tyler store.
Awards Day will be observed
iat the Edenlon colored high
school Wednesday afternoon.
May 25. at 1 o'clock.
Enterprise Community will
> hold a community development
‘ meeting Tuesday night. May 24,
* at 8 o'clock at the Advance Com
munity Building.
Edenion's Rotary Club will
meet this (Thursday) afternoon
at 1 o'clock at the Edenlon
Restaurant.
Chowan Hospital Auxiliary
will meet Friday afternoon. May
20. at 3 o'clock in the nurses'
home.
Edenlon Lions Club will meet
Monday night at 1 o'clock.
Chowan T*>be or Red Men
will meet Monday night- at 7:30
o'clock.
William H. Coffield, Jr. Post I
No. 9280. Veterans of Foreign
Wars, will meet Tuesday night
at 8 o'clock.
Elementary School 1
Lunch Room Menu ’
A <*
Menus at the Edenton Elemen
: tiny School for the week of
May 23-27 will be as follows:
Monday: Meat balls and spa
shelli, carrot sticks* cheese slices,
hlackeyc peas, school baked
■ mils, peach pie, milk, butter.
Tuesday: Pork and vegetable
' pie. milk, candied yams, apple
, sauce, ivm bread, butter, cheese
i slices.
Wednesday: Tuna salad, gar
den peas, potato chips, pineapple,
school baked rolls, butter, milk.
, Thursday: Barbecue, i-ole slaw,
: grei n l»» aits, milk, corn bread,
f rice pudding, butter, cheese
I slices.
| Friday: Sliced ham, potato
i salad, turnip greens, milk, school
i baked rolls, school baked cook
, les, fruit jello, butter.
CARD OF THANKS
It is with humble hearts we
i write this note of thanks 'to the
; people of Perquimans and Cho
■ wan counties, that helped in the
seaivh of ,our loved one, Troy
David Chappell. To Sheriff
Kelly White and Sheriff Earl
Goodwin and their helpers we
extend especial thanks. Also to
the Rescue Squad that stood by
so patiently. Then to the many
’ that have remembered with
, prayers. . flowers, visits, food,
phone calls and notes of sympa
thy, we are most grateful. Each
kind deed that was done helped
tighten our load in our sorrow.
1 May our Great Master richly
) bless each of you is our prayer.
I c THE FAMILY.
THE CHO.VAK HERALD, EDENTON, WORTH CAROLINA, TKORSDA?, MAY Id, i 960.
County Democrats
Choose Delegates
Continued from Page 1, Section 1
Griffin; vice chairman, Mrs. E.
N. Elliott and secretary, Tom
Shepard.
The following were elected as
delegates to the State Conven-
Ition which convenes in Raleigh
today (Thursday): Lloyd E.
Griffin, A. B. Harless, Tom H.
Shepard, Mrs. Raymond Carr,
Philip S. MeMultan, E. R. Bunch,
E. W. Spires, B. W. Evans, Mrs.
E. N. Elliott, T. L. Ward, George
Alma Byrum and Mrs. B. W.
Evans. Alternates are Ernest
Leary, W. A. .Hollowell and
James Bond.
The convention passed a mo
tion that Chowan’s delegates at
tend the State Convention tin
instructed.
Before the convention adjourn
ed a resolution was passed in
appreciation for the past services
of E. W. Spires.
20 YEARS AGO
Continued from Page 1. Section 1
Club!
"Open house" was held in
Chowan County giving citizens
an opportunity to inspect seven
WPA projects by which the
county greatly benefitted. The
projects included the Edenton
school library, commodity sur
plus. a cleaning project at the
Edenlon school, the colored
school library, lunch room pro
ject, canning and gardening at
Chowan High School and a fed
eral writers project at the Court
House.
Clarence Parson, famous Negro
radio singer, presented a pro
gram at the colored high school.
Chowan County Chapter of the
Red Cross was requested to
raise SSOO for the relief of refu
gees in Europe.
Over 100 children enrolled in
the daily vacation Bible school
at the Methodist Church.
The Rev. Andrew Stirling, pas
tor of the Assembly of God
Church, accepted a call lo the
Elizabeth City Church.
Chief of Police George A
Helms killed two mad dogs.
Mayor J. H. McMullan select
ed Miss Janie Mitchensr to rep
resent Edenton at the annual Ki
wanis Festival in Ahoskie.
Much favorable comment was
made regarding the beautifica
tion of the colored cemetery on
Granville Street.
Relatives ! o(..Thomas 8. By
rum held a family reunion at the
cottage of Mr. and Mrs. S. W.
Taylor at Nags Head.
Charles Wales was elected as
sistant scoutmaster for Edenton
Boy Scouts.
Edenton's soft ball league
opened with the league com
posed of Lions. Masons, Rolar
ians and Red Men.
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Raleigh The Motor Vehicles
Department's summary of traffic
deaths through 10 A. M„ Mon
day, Mav 16, 1960 is as follows:
Killed To Date 378
Killed To Date Last Year 420
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YAWN, ANYONE? —Try staring at this photo of a yawning
■Dolar bear in Paris zoo. Can you resist doing likewise?
Music* Festival Was Big Feature
Os Demonstration Club Week
Chowan County Home Dem-j
onstration Clulw enjoyed the |
county music festival at Cho
wan High School as part of their
annual observance of National
Home Demonstration Club Week.
Each Home Demonstration Club,
was responsible far one or more j
groups to participate in |he festi-|
val. Selections utid groups were
as follows "Thy Will Be Done,’’
Kay and Nelia Lowe accompan
ied by Patricia Waff; ..“At Cal
vary'', Lynn Allred, Susan Har
rell and Patricia Tynch, accom
panied by Miss Beulah Evans;
“The la,rti Is My Shepherd,” the
Rev. and Mrs. Thurman Allred;
“My God And I”, C. W. Over
man, accompanied by Earl liar
rell;” "My Father Watches Over
Me." Center Hill baptist Church.
Choir with Mrs. Thomas Roger-'
spti as soloist; “Tjie Love ,ul'j
God,” Mrs. Norman Hollowell I
and Mrs. C. J. Hollowell, aecom-i
panted by Mrs. Edita Asbell;!
“Living For Jesus,” Mrs. W. W. i
Poter. accompanied by Kartj
Harrell; "Dear To The Heart of,
the Shepherd,” Becky Harrell,
Mary Alice Perry, Esther Layton j
and Loretta Bunch, accompanied |
by Mrs. Lynn Perry; “There's'
No Friend Like Jesus”, Peggy
Bunch, Carol Haste, Belinda Per-1
ry and Delores Fulcher; “Is 11 j
Well With Your Soul,” Carroll!
Evans, Jack Evans, Charlie!
Peele and Melvin Harrell; "All:
On Tjie Alter” and "Never!
We Cut Your Meats While You Shop
SHOP AT TUP. FRIEXDEY •
D& M SUPER
u IVI MARKET
GRADE A— WHOLE
FRYERS
lb. 29c
LUTER'S GWALTNEY'S
FRANKS Smoked
with FREE Saim-iw
Kitchen Tools sausage
I-49c 3;$1.00
12-oz. Red & White Peanut Butter . . 29c
Qt Cates Whole Sweet Pickles 35c
12-oz. Red & White Luncheon Meat.. 39c
TOMMY TUCKER
Orange - Grape { MF\A/
and Fruit Punch I
DRINK H " up
V 2 gal. 39c |
2 Quarts
Clorox 37c
Phone 2317 For Free Delivery
Plenty of Free Parldng Space
1 Alone”, J.-Jacks (Judy Evans,
June Carolyn Chappell, Annie
I Ruth Nixon, Carolyn Evans,
Kathryn Byrum, Sandra Baker),
accompanied by Jakie Boyce; "I
Will Arise and Go To Jesus”,
Young People’s Chorus, Rocky
1 Hock Baptist Church, aceompan-
I led by Miss Beulah Evans;
I “What A Day That Will Be",
1 Byruni Brothers, (Jessie, Hubert.
Rubie and King George), accom
panied by Mrs. Hubert By rum:
“Blessed Redeemer”, Mrs. Mel
vin Copeland, accompanied by
Elwuod Copeland; and "The
“Lord’s Prayer” by l’liilip Smilii
Soil.
Mis, (W. OvH inait, County
Council piesidenl, presided. Earl
Harrell played for the group
•'singing-which was Iyd by C. W
I Overman. The Rev. Thurman
I Allred, pastor of the Rocky
I Hock 1 Baptist ’Church, gave the
! invocation. There were approxi
jmafely 275 persons presiml for
] this music festival, according to
! Miss Pauline Calloway, home
' eeuiiomics agent.
1 Edenlon Gets Good
Slice Os Puhlicilv
Conlinudd from Page 1, Section 1
I Barker House on the Edenton
I waterfront, and a host of other
! beautiful buildings dating back
jto pre-Revoiutionary days. The
! site of the King residence in
which t'he tea party was held is
indicated by the Tea Party
Marker (a bronze teapot) on
Edenton Green. Many memen
tos of the Barker family are
owned by present-day Edenton
residents.
‘‘Known as Ljueen Anne's
Towne until 1722, when its name
was changed in honor of Royal
Governor Charles Eden, Edon
ton was at one time capital of I
the Colony of North Carolina!
and residence of the Colonial
Governor. Edenton’s merchant
prince, Joseph Hewes, was one
of the three North Carolina
WHO?
... will be the lucky graduates ... the
huge clocks in our window with pic
tures of graduates of the Chowan
and John A. Holmes Schools are
wound to run about 8 days; when
they run down the graduates indicat
ed by the hands w ill receive a beau
tiful watch —a gift from
Campen’s Jewelers
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: signers of the Declaration of In
dependence and placed his ships
i at General Washington's dis
posal.
“The picturesque city is on
U. S. 17. the Ocean Highway.
Edenton and the surrounding
j Albemarle countryside are fea
i tui ed in historical novels by
Inglis Fletcher, who lives at
’ nearby Bandon Plantation.’’
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Bigger Figures
It’s getting so that school
children will soon need an adding
! machine to do a simple sum in
arithmetic.
PAGE FIVE
i—SECTION OHB
’ RESOLUTION OF RESPECT
1 j Whereas, during recent years
the ranks of the Democratic
1 Party of Chowan Countv have
! been reduced dv the death of
i nianv of its valiant members a Ltd
devoted workers: and
Whereas, this assembly in reg
j ular convention desires to ex
. press its appreciation for the
■ lives and activities of such de
■ ceased members:
Therefore, be it resolved that
j this Democratic Convention of
I Chowan Countv hereby express
1 its regrets at the death of:
David Q. Holton. J. N. Pruden,
T. W. Jones. W. H. Gardner.
Frank V. White. L. W. Belch,
! W. A. Everett. D. R. Baker. Miss
i Louise D Coke. W. O. Speight,
i Marvin P. Wilson. W. W. Bvrum.
Sr.. R L. Pratt. J. A. Webb.
R. F Tuttk\ J. E. Bunch. Ezelle
j L. Ward. Frank A. Hughes. Miss
Inez Felton. Miss Louvenia
Brown. Mrs Gertrude C. Wins
j low, and all other members of
‘ the Democratic Party who have
passed to their eternal reward
jduiing the past several vears.
Be It Further Ra»alved, that
; this resolution be spread upon
the minute-; of this Convention:
j that a copv thereof be forward
j ed to rue family of each of the
I above deceased members: and
| tha* a copv be turnished to The
| Chowan Herald for publication.
I This the 14th dav of Mav,
1111,'ll.
CHOWAN COUNTY
I DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
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Bv: Llovd E Griffin,
C-liainnaii
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