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SOCIETY NEWS
Gu«st of Mother
Miss Louise Smith of Green-]
vilie was the week-end guest of
her mother, Mrs. Harry Smith,
Week-end Guests
Mr. and Mi's. Byron Kciiavcs
of Durham spent the week-end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Kchaycs.
Visiting Sister
Mrs. G. A. Helms, who has]
been the guest of Mrs. R. H.
Hurdle and her friends, left
Wednesday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Hannah Parker in Gates,
before leaving for her home in
Kentucky.
Week-end At Beach
Mr. and Mi-s. J. H. Conger,
Sr.. Mr. and Mi'S. Junius Davis.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Wood. Mrs.
Douglas Conkwright and Mrs. L.l
A. Patterson were at Nags Head
for the week-end.
Return From Convention
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hollowed
and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Harrell
returned from Rooky Mount
Wednesday, after attending the
Great Council meeting of the
Improved Order of Red Men
and the Degree of Pocahontas,
Returns From Florida
Mrs. Scldon Bass has returned'
home after spending her vaca
tion with her sister. Mrs. Rufus
Flynn and Mr. Flynn at St. Pet
ersburg, Fla. She also visited
Silver Springs, Cypress Gar
dens and a tour of many of the
Gulf beaches.
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With Eisenhower Party
Mrs. Thomas L. Barnes and
two children, Judy-Byrd and
Tommy of Falls Church, Va„
are visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Sydney Smith. Mr. Barnes,
who is representative of the
American Cable and Radio Sys
tem in Washington, has gone to
Paris with President Eisen
hower's entourage, and will
handle the cable service at the
Summitt Conference.
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THE WORLD CAX EE. YOI'RS //• Y(H JEST REM'If FOR IE! O'
THIS MOST IMPORTAXT DAY IX YE>( R YOEXG LIVES, WE
FXTEXD OCR HEARTY COXGRATI I.ATIOXS AXI) WISH
YCH A FETERE FILLED WITH SEECESS.
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Cool Hn-sso to liter zc you V. (
. x through Ihr summer . .
Impressive our siimnu'r (hr* ti l S/sf
I A collection . styled to bn-oze you
a'l 'fX t h rough warm davs in a cool, at- / x.
/ C tractive manner' 1 '
Ij ( - VX|t>
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Necklaces. bibs, pins. In are Sy «
lets and canines in a won- t iUr^
fP rlerful selection Stone-set
jewelrv. pearls, crystal p >rr *. /0 through summer m
combinations, cold and sil- om . ligbu luscious 1 insene
vet- metal stvles. that practically takes »t#of
itself! All so prettily trim
med. so fresh and feminine
... and wonderful travelers.
* ’ J too! See. select now.
LADIES' WARDROBE
Big roomy carry-all
smooth non-snag hansers !t?l
to carry all her clothes.
wrinkle-free! WB- V 1
LADIES' PERSONAL NYLONS
O'NITE .. , perfect over- A gift is particularly priz- HANDBAGS
nißht case or companion Many. ntanv handromc styk*
piece to other Samsonite. ' „ _ to choose from. Shanes and
tL- w,UI a c,fl of G,en Rave " sizes of every descripUon .. .
Deep pockets and divider stockings ... in her own Leathers, straws, failles. p*t
of rayon faille. individual leg type. eOC under-glass and Alumesh.
Black, navy and popular col
ors.
<Bl©©®©
Wf . Edcnton, N. C» j |( p '
) Ahoskto Visitor*
j Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Goodwin
' of Ahoskie were guests of Mr.
and Mi's. H. S. Ziegler, Sr., on
Monday. A
Durham Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Brooks of
Durham visited Mis. Brooks'
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
;;md Mi's. Sydney Smith, last
j week-end.
I -
Attend Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Hol
lo well attended the celebration
of tile 25th wedding anniversary
i of Mr. and Mrs. Medford Taylor
at Conway Sunday afternoon.
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Return From West Virginia
The Rev. and Mrs. Ralph F*
Fowlkes and children have re
turned from Huntington, West
• Virginia, where they attended
• the funeral of Mr. Fowlkes’
grandmother. Mi's. W. R. Kerns.
Norfolk Visitors
Mr. and Mi's. 1. J. Moran of
1 Nortolk visited friends and re'la
-1 tives in town Sunday.
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Indiana Visitors
Mr. and Mi's, diaries K. I-ay
den of Morristown. Indiana, an'
the guests of his sisters, Mrs.
I L. C. Burton and Miss Aurelia
Laydcn.
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Return From Convention
Mr. and Mrs. James Perry,
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Twiddy
and Mi-s. Clay Rochelle have re
turned from Fayetteville where
j they attended the Jayeee con
vention.
Visit In Virginia
Dr. and Mrs. L. F. Ferguson
and Mi'S. Myda Taylor spent.
1 Sunday with Mi's. 1. Judson
Peale in Churchland. Ya.
Return From Honeymoon
< The Rev. and Mrs. James
MacKenzie have returned from
their honevmoon and are now
| residing on West Queen Street
* Extended. _
Return Fran Beach
Mrs. Lynn Bond and Mr. ant
| Mrs. John M. Bond have return
led after * week's stay at Nags
Head
Sunday At Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Keotci
1 anil daughter, Sharon, spenl
Sunday at Nags Head.
Visit In South Mills
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Spires
spent Sunday in South Mills
visiting Miss Elizabeth Jacobs.
nor tot k Visitor
Mrs Ike Laydcn of Norfolk
was the Sunday guest of Mrs.
L. C. Burton.
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Week-end At Beach
Mi-s. Hazel Keener and Mrs
: C. D. Hollows'll spent the week
; end at Nags Head.
Idaho Visitor
Mrs. W. R. Ester es Moscow'
ldah<\ is the guest of lier par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Partin
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Waltei
. Jarvis of Seafood, Va.. have an
nounced -the engageuient of iheii
daughter, Shelba Jean, to James
Ellis Ross of Newport News, son
of Mr. and Mrs. J J Ross ©I
Kdenton. A June wedding is
. j planned.
Commencement At
Chowan High School
Wifunri.rf«w a ■ ffn
Contiwuad horn Pegs 1. Saction
I Bunch Toppm, Elvin Clarence
Toppin. Kathryn Marie Tynoh
.'Frank Jefferson Ward. Jr., Haft
ress Ivey Ward, Iris Jean White.
James Timothy White and Wil
liam Edward Whiletnan.
ATTEND YON FUNERAL
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Harrell
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goodwin
Mrs. R. E. Leary and Mrs. T. J
Wood attended the funeral ol
; John Yon. held in Elizabeth
i City Wednesday afternoon ol
■ last week Mr. Yon w-as promi
II pent in Masonic and East err
I Star circles.
THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTOtf. NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY. MAY 19, 1»60.
, Harless Is Campaign
Manager For Larkins
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Never before in the history of
North Carolina have Tar Heel
voters had the opportunity to
- vole for a man for Governor
t who has had as ‘ much experi
! enee in State Government as
' John D. Larkins.
This statement is emphasized
' by A. B. Harless, who is man
' aging Larkins’ campaign in Cho-
I wan County for the Democratic
* gubernatorial nomination.
’"One single fact will suffice
to back up that statement,” Har
less said. “Larkins has served
nine terms in the General As
sembly as a State Senator. No
previous gubernatorial candi
date in the history of the State
ever had that much legislative
background and training.
“In addition. Larkins (has srrv
• ed two terms as i ©airman of -the
State Advisory Budget Commis
sion. which prepares the state’s
budget for each biennium. No
other candidate for Governor in
- this state ever had 'that experi
ence. He knows intimately the
. workings of everv single State
. i Department, agency and insti
, tution. He has visited all of
r them. He has helped prepare
I1 budgets for thi-ee state admini
jj st rations.
“1 could go on and on," Har
|| less said, “but the record of Lar
| kins’ public service is long and
the experience already listed
jj w ill suffice to show he is the
1 hest qualified man to serve as
.'Governor.of our State.”
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Sfft. Lula Smith
In Firing: Contest
Sergeant First Class Lula M-
Smilh. of Edenton, is one of
Khe 185 pistol competitors enter
ed in the 1960 First U. S. Army
• rifle and pistol championships at
Fort Dix, New Jersey.
‘ The best of the Army’s shoot -
1 ers from New York. New Jer
sey, and the New- England states
' are firing for individual honors
' in this title meet, the “blue rib
bon” event of military marks
manship in the Northeast Unit
.ed Statr-s. Competitors are the
survivors of previous qualifying
tests in the First Army area in
j w inch nearly ten thousand shoot
ers fired.
Sergeant Smith, whose par
ents, Mr. and Mis. Henry Smith,
live on Route 2. Edenton, is a
member of the WAC Detach
ment Service Trv-ops, stationed
at Fbrt Dix.
RED MEN MEETING
Chowan Tribe of Red Men
will meet Monday night. May 23,
at 7:30 o’clock. A report of 'the
Great Council meeting in Rocky
Mount will be presented by Le
roy Harrell and Clyde Hollo well,
so that Guy Williams, sachem,
urges a large attendance.
Going \
fl^ishingj
Add to the fun, and
keep posted on the weather,
traffic, and news.
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EDENTON. H. C.
Ryland Community
Considers Projects
A community development
meeting of the Ryland communi
ty was held May 5, with Harry
Venters and Miss Pauline Callo
way explaining the development
program for 'this year. After
deciding to participate in 'this
year's develop merit, the follow
ing were elected as leaders:
Vice Chairman, El wood Cope
land; Secretary, Miriam Byrum:
Reporter and Publicity, Jean
Copeland; Photographer, Celia
Rae Copeland; Youth Chairman,
H. Ivey Ward; Vice Chairman,
June Carolyn Chappell.
The following project leaders
were elected:
Increasing Income Lester
Copeland.
Home Improvement Rubic
By rum.
Youth Activities Bernice
Langley.
Community Projects—Mrs. It.
H. Lane.
Participation in church, school,
etc. Nina Byrum.
Each of those leaders are to
select two or three other peo
ple in -the community to work
with them and select the pro
jects for the year.
A motion was made to have
the next meeting June 14, at 7
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i PHTHISfC 9I Q super market
A JL A JL 1 AAkJA V/ jJ PHONE 3331 EDENTON
i Store Open Until 7:30 Friday and Saturday P. M.
o’clock, with a cook-out at Jim
mie Byrum’s Bar-B-Que pit..
The community is invited.
VFW MEETING
William H. Coffield, Jr., Post
No. 9280, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, will meet Tuesday night,
May 24, at 8 o’clock. Command
er David While requests a full
attendance.
MASONS MEET TONIGHT
McKay Washington, master of
Unanimity Lodge No. 7, A. F.
& A. M., announces that a stat
ed communication will be held
tonight (Thursday) at 8 o’clock.
He is very anxious to have a
large attendance.
-/T&a' ate l
The state o? your health !
is a matter of first J
importance. If you are •
not feeling perfectly •
well, go to sec your J
Doctor without delay.
And when you have
the Doctor’s ; !
prescriptions, do be J
sure to bring them «
to us for ptompt !
and precise J
Compounding.
IIOLLOWELL’S
Rexall Drug Store
Two Krjiklfrrd rharmuriM*
Phone 2127 We Deliver
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Sterling
, Brides-to-be! Won’t you stop in soon to register your
favorite sterling pattern? A wide selection ol famous
designs by Reed & Barton and other silversmiths to choose
from. Prices shown are per 6-pc, setting. Fed. tax ine.
BYRUM'S GIFT SHOP
CONVENIENT TERMS
PHONE 351 S EDENTON
tlttl $33.90 $3*75 $33.90
Sitvw Clonic Fronti, S«tv«c $3479
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