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PAGE EIGHT
SOCIETY NEWS
Visit In Charlottesville
Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Bond visit
ed Mrs. Bond’s sister in Char
lottesville, Va., last week.
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Goldsboro Visitor
Miss Sara Miller of Goldsboro,
N. C., visited relatives over the
week-end.
In Norfolk
Mrs. Joe Conger, Jr., and Mrs.
Ernest Kehayes shopped in Nor
folk last week.
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Week-end Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Stewart
and son, Mark, were week-end
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Lavoie. t
Visit In Elizabeth City
Mr. and Mrs. Billie A. White
spent Sunday in Elizabeth City
with Lt. and Mrs. Roger Millett.
Saturday In Norfolk
J. Edwin Bufflap spent Satur
day in Norfolk.
Week-end Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mooney'
and daughters of Raleigh were
the week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Daniels.
Week-en 1 In Greenville
Miss Beth Tolley spent the
week-end in Greenville with
Misses Carolyn Perkins and Mil-]
lie Willis.
Special Episcopal j]
Service On Sunday,
A festive service of lessons and j
carols will be conducted at Saint
Paul’s Episcopal Church Sunday (
morning. December 18, at 11 <
o'clock. ] i
Both the Junior and Senior c
Choirs will participate with Rug-’,
er Lamb at the organ. Readers, j
include David M. Warren. Frank (
Johnston, Thomas C. Kehayes, (
Alexander Kehayes. Rhea Ad- ,
ams, Dr. E. G. Bond. James P. j
Ricks, Jr., and Joseph H. Con- ]
,ger. Jr. j
Special music has been ar-,
ranged for the service, pattern- 1
ed after that of King’s College,
England, telling the story of 1
man’s first disobedience in the
Garden of Eden. God’s promises
to Abraham, Christ’s birth as •
foretold by Isaiah. Micah’s fore- 1
sight about the glory of Beth- I
lehem. the Angel Gabriel's visit i
to Mary. Matthew’s story of the
Holy Birth, the shepherds going
to the manger, tne Wise Men leu '
by a star, and John’s interpre- 1 ■
tation of the great mystery of
tne incarnation.
Coffee will be served in the |
Parish House following the ser
vices and all are cordially invit
ed to attend.
Belk-Tyler
Hold Christmas Party:
Belk-Tyler employees of Eden-1
ton held their annual Christmas
party Monday night at the Rocky
Hock Community Building. A
delicious ham dinner with all |
the trimmings was served bv the 1
women of the Rocky Hock com- ]
munity.
Special guests were Mr. and}
Mrs. Arthur Tvlei, Mrs. Sally]
Moore and L. A. Bailey of Rocky
Mount.
J. R. DuLaney gave the wel
come address and also recogniz
ed the special guests, after which
Clayton Hollowell gave the in
vocation.
After dinner the store em
ployees presented a gift to the;
special guests, Mr. DuLanev and 1
Oscar B. Griffin. Gifts were]
also distributed among the store !
employees. To complete the]
program games were played,'
prizes awarded and the group;
sang Christmas carols.
Albert G. Byrum
Rotary Speaker!
Albert Byrum. Chowan Coun-'
ty’s Representative in the Ger.-;
eral Assembly, was the princi-j
pal speaker at last week’s Ro-j
tary meeting. Mr. Byrum. fori
the most part, explained the op-1
eration of the General Assembly!
and emphasized the importance ]
of seniority.
" Mr. Byrum said there were 43 (
committees in the General As-i
sembly, each of which had very
important duties to perform and'
which required a great deal of
the members’ time.
At the conclusion of his re
marks he answered quite a few
questions about the General As
sembly asked by the Rotarians.
FOR YOUR nP< T 17 Hp t ri r| ) n Will Be Open Every Night
CHRISTMAS OEjL,IV“ 1 YLfclK O Untß9o’clockl%innLg
SHOPPING Fnl7 MT A ftj xt f* THURSDAY NIGHT
CONVENIENCE fc.Ufc.lN ION, IN . L. DECEMBER ioth
Santa Visits Children
Santa Claus made a brief visit!
Sunday night with members of
the Edenton Methodist Church. |
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Visit In Winston-Salem 1
Mrs. Tom Goodman and Mrs.:
Goldie Niblett spent the week-J
end in Winston-Salem with rela
tives.
Visits Grandmother
Miss Judy White of Norfolk,
Va., spent the week-end with,
her grandmother, Mrs. W. H.
White.
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Raleigh Visitors j
Miss Kay Martin and Miss'
Theda Goodwin of Raleigh visit-j
ed Mr. and Mrs. John L. Good
win Sunday.
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South Boston Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hollowell,'
Jr., had as week-end guests Mr.,
and Mrs. George Tunstall and I
baby daughter of South Boston,l
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Here From Greenville
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hollowell
and Miss Linda Hollowell of
Greenville. N. C.. were visitors
in Edenton Sunday.
Week-end Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram J. Mayo'
had as week-end visitors, Mr, I
Mayo’s parents and sister, Mrs.
Smith of Macon. Ga.
Red Men Elect New
Officers December 19
Chowan Tribe No. 12. Improv
ed Order of Red Men. will elect
officers at its meeting Monday’
night, December 19, at 7:30]
o’clock. Candidates were nomi
nated at Monday night’s meet- j
ing. so that Alton Shaw, sachem j
of the tribe, requests all mem-]
bers to attend and participate in
the election of officers.
Rotary Christmas j
Party December 22,
Edenton’s Rotary Club will!
hold its annual Christmas party
Thursday night. December 22.
The party will be held at the
American Legion building begin
ning at 7 o'clock, with wives of
the Rotarians being special
guests for the l occasion. |
An interesting program is be- j
ing arranged by a committee]
composed of H. A. Campen, Jim-’
my Earnhardt, Frank Holmes]
and Richard Elliott.
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"MISS LYNN”
The romance that entwines you Loth is caught in the
grace, charm and constant brilliance of this exquisitely
matched bridal set. f
TOTAL WEIGHT 1 CARAT
Illustrations enlarged to show details.
CONVENIENT TERMS
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Other seleetions ranging from
$35.00 to $1,000.00
Campen ’s
JEWELERS
EDENTON PHONE 2412
Aces And Acelets
Will Play Hertford
Continued from Page L Section 1
fore the holidays in the John
A. Holmes High School gym
nasium.
The undefeated Acelets turn
ed back Knapp High's Knights
50-33 at Moyock last Friday
night, while the Aces took a
65-39 beating. Both the Aces
and Aceiets won o/ei cnowan'
in the season’s opener.
Hertford has had no such luck
as the local teams. Both their
boys and junior varsity dropped
two games to Elizabeth City and
once to Washington. The Hert
ford girls have yet to taste com-,
bat.
The Acelets lost just one mem-1
bet- from last year’s conference;
champions, but she was all-con-i
ferenco guard Norma Blanchard.;
Nettie Lassiter has come along
to take Blanchard’s place along]
with returning regular guards!
Mary Ann Hare and Ida Cam-1
pen. and forwards Sara Relfe]
Smith, Beverly Morgan andj
Mary Anne Overton.
Morgan hit for thirty points i
against Chowan and Smith took]
honors over Knapp with 24 tal-!
lies. Overton scored 13 against;
Knapp, while Morgan had 12.
The Aces have two returning
regulars, seniors Jerry Tolley
and Fred Britton. Also back
from last year are Bill Good-]
win, Bobby Stokely and Herbert
Adams. Wayne Griffin, up from
the jayvee ranks, has 'taken over]
the starting center position, j
Stokely and Goodwin also start]
along with Tolley and Britton.
Goodwin has led the scoring thus,
far in the season.
Goodwin made 18 points
against Knapp, while Tolley fol- j
lowed with 11. Stokely had
five, Britton three, and Griffin
two. Knapp had four starters ‘
to hit in double figures. Jim
Meiggs had 17. Craig Meade 15,'
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EDENTON, N. C.
THE CHCXVAN HERALD. EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15. 1960.
Terry Hampton 14, and Marty
Booth 10. I
Most Tuesday night games
have been done away with this
year because of a decrease in'
school-night activities. There
fore, the Edenton squads play
only two more contests on Tues-'
days and only one conference
game. .
The remainder of the Edenton
schedule is as follows:
HAVE A WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS AND SAVE MONEY TOO!
ffiWs SHOP at PHTHISIC’S jjKIKIf
Country Shyle HAMS i 69c If if! I
U. S. CHOICE AGED TO PERFECTION BEEF - £
&»RIB STEAKS >69*l 1
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U. S. COMMERCIAL I Christmas •, jj
chnSarS Beer Chuck ROAST » 39* r^sr'i j
SaUto Was* •/ £ II J
1-Lb. Signal PIaCC - VOUr order p™ S . ]j»
C! L earlv for fresh lo- f ICIHCS j
uauoagc 6 cni turkeys ... I " a " :>
/ iIMI : ■ * ! u-m 1.-.nrSL* Mr I Rockingham ij®
1-lb. Armour’s Star (jMBp Handle Mr. f j ur | g ; |
I ' 1 I Copeland s 11 JR f j £
r ranks B KEvsagain. j ; j
Delsey | No. 303 Del Monte 2 cans 15-Lb. Gold Medal f Hams i |
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2 rolls 27c ioweet reas Oc/ C |r lour Bag I Long Island or ) I
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1-Lb. Box i 12-oz. Swift’s | Pineapple - Grapefruit | Du( ~ ks \ %
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j ’u'oz* Sara Lee ]:8
12-oz. Old Va. Peach i t> a* nr 1 it
p, I Heel, turkey, Ham or Chicken Umuers 49e s Lakes %
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glass 2Jr j Peas and Carrots pkg. 10c | Tenderized |
Sm 1 2 W » h » Valley French Frie,... bag 39c j JJ Hams j »
2 rolls 39c 110 Lbs. —U. S. No. 11 »**********mm<mm i
——- White POTATOES * 33 ( ! Hams and
PalnioL Soap j A DDT rCc.».OQ j; Picnics | |
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Reg. or Super | Scots | Quarts ; Quarts lyr . i'i
MOnFSS TISSUE | CLOROX Kin S Fluff Nuts U
2 pk'/s 89« I 2 rolls 27c i bot ’ l9c 1 bot. 43c j Fruit Cake | \
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NAPKINS f Cama y Soa P I W I S K Crackers
9 1 I 3 bars 29c I can 41c lib.box29c ] |{
****** I 3 Lbs. | 1-Quart f 1-Pint 1 jfit !4
6-oz. Jar Yuban I CRISCO I Mazola Oil I Wesson Oil | ° acco jj
I can 87c I bot. 63c I bot. 33c I Cigarettes »
I 3-Lb. Can Golden f Soap Powder M w !l
i*l.l9|FLUFFOcanßlc| S TOYS!
PHTHISIC'S super market >„«. mMn ,J
M kJ PHONE 3331 EDENTON
Store Open Until 7:00 Friday and Saturday 8:00 P. M. &UF ay ’ ec * r * |
Tuesday, Jan. 3, Chowan.
Fri'day, Jan. 6, at Plymouth.
Friday, Jan. 13, at Ahoskie.
Friday, Jan. 20, Williamston.
Friday, Jan. 27, at Scotland Neck
Friday, Feb. 3, at Hertford.
Friday, Feb. 7, Plymouth.
Friday, Feb. 10, Ahoskie.
Friday, Feb. 17, Williamston.
Friday, Feb. 24, Scotland Neck.
The Albemarle Conference
tournament will be played iri'
the local gym during the week
of February 27 through March 3.|
VFW MEETS TUESDAY |
William H. Coffield, Jr., Post;
No. 9280, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, will meet Tuesday night,
December 19, at 8 o’clock. Com
mander John Bass requests a
large attendance.
Special Music Sunday
| At Methodist Church
Special Christmas music will
feature the 11 o’clock service at
the Methodist Church Sunday
morning, December 18. This
progam will be presented by
the choirs of the church and the
public is cordially invited to at
tend.
VFW Christmas - i
Party Saturday
William H. * Coffield, Jr„ Post Jr
No. 9280, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, will hold its annual
Christmas party Saturday night, •
December 17, at 8 o’clock.
A delightful program has been
arranged and all members and
their wives are urged to attend.