20 YEARS AGO
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d cfca : man for the celebration
f President Roosevelt's birthday
rue: a to raise money to combat
i.wattle Paralysis.
Approximately 100 child.cn
vere scheduled to be dresr.ed in
Id English ostumes to- pre
emption f “Ye Olde Chiir nas
daeque" in the high sch. . au
litorium. j
Congressman Herbert Bonner'
advisw Edenton of tie als that
Presidient Roosevelt had ap
proved a Works Progress Admin
istration project for c water line
On the cotton mill village.
Taytor Theatre < aged a bene
fit show for ne Iv families for
which* the adir sion was canned
food, i.which %/as given to the'
Chowin Red Cross Chapter for
'distribution. I
AsT»*e result of the Stocking
Fund* Christmas packages were
arraigned for 96 children in the
community. |
i Sponsored by Chowan Tribe of
Vied Men, Sunshine Sue and her
rangQrs, popular radio team
frem»R'ichmond, presented a pro-
in the high school audi-l
toriusn. i
A Jea dance and a night dance,
was planned in the Edenton ar- j
morj£ *o raise funds to clear in
debtedness on the field house at
Hick|; Field. II
Osear J. Harrell, 53. died at
his Hfimo in ihe Rocky Hock sec- 1
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F. W. Hobbs, special agent for
the Bureau of Census, Depart
ment of Commerce, reported that
over three times more cotton had
been ginned in Chowan County,
up to December 1 than was gin
ned at the same time the pre
vious year. Mr. Hobbs stated j
3,040 bales of cotton had been.
ginned from the 1940 crop priori
to December 1. as compared with
815 bales the previous year from
the 1939 crop.
Miss Doris Jean Leary, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Clarence
Leary, was on the program
committee of Little Theatre
members at Meredith College
which presented a dramatization
of Kate Wiggins' well known
Christmas story, "The Bird's
Christmas Carol."
Miss Jennie Ruth McAlily of
Edenton and Jesse Vernon Myers
of Newport News were united
in .marriage in the Center Hill
Baptist Church with the Rev.
Frank Ca'e officiating.
Chowan coffers were enriched
to the tune of S2OO, which
amount was paid in fines by
Joe Calcuit of Fayetteville, slot
machine mcgul.
Edenton High School Band
played in the Christmas parade
held at Murfreesboro.
She's Serious Now
“Well, have you given John
his final answer?”
“Not yet, dear; but I've given
him his final 'No'.’’
THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22. 1960.
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THAT’S RIGHT Four, he
counted them. Gerard Guin
nanc, father of quadruplets,
in Detriot, still can’t believe
it. This makes six for the
Guinnanes.
Eden Motel Listed
In ’6l Travel Book
Continued from Page 1 Section 1
cation spots, “Vacation Guide,”
now in preparation for publica
tion in February, 1961.
“This edition marks the be
ginning of our second quarter
of a century of service to the
American traveling public,” Park
stated. “The 1935 edition of 'Ad
venture in Good Eating’ launch
ed a new and unique publishing
venture, one that has pioneered
in upgrading the standards of
service offered the American
traveler.”
"The establishments we list are
truly a select group.” Park said.
‘They represent the top two per
cent, for we recommend only
9,200 out of nearly half a mil
lion eating and lodging places in
North America.”
Little Change Seen
In ’6l Farm Income
Continued from Page 1, Section 1
smaller-than-expected increase in
production expenses.
Relative stability in cash re
ceipts, production expenses, and
net income will likely continue
in 1961. Reflecting record farm
output this year, the volume of
farm marketings is running
about 3 percent above 1959 and
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imay increase further in 1961 if,
growing conditions are average!
or better. Livestock production]
will likely increase in 1961.
Cattle prices in 1961 probably
will continue to decline under the
impact of larger marketings and :
result in some further decline in
cash receipts from cattle.
A continued stable cost sit
uation is indicated for 1961. The
.general easing of inflationary
pressures suggest little price
change in the coming year for
production items purchased by
farmers from the nonfarm sec
tor of the economy.
Total cash receipts from farm
marketings in 1961 may be about
the same as 1960. Receipts from
livestock and products are not
expected to be much different
from this year.
1960 Income For
Peanuts Above ’59
Continued from Page 1. Section 1
our talents, exercise our abili
ties, plan and conduct our op
erations for 1961 in such a man
ner as to produce the best pos
sible crop at the lowest possible
level of cost, in order that our
net income for 1961 will contri
bute to greater Christmas cheer
and family happiness than ever
before.”
Police Arrest 33
During November
Chief of Police George I. Dail
reports that Edenton police
made a total of 33 arrests dur
ing November of whom 31 were
found guilty as charged. Those
arrested included 18 white males,
three white females and 12
colored males.
Fines amounted to $305 and
! costs $296.40 or a total of $601.40.
Os this amount $222 went back
to the general fund in way of
officers’ fees.
| Activities during the month in
cluded 59 calls answered and
investigated, five automobile ac
cidents investigated, one stolen
automobile recovered, five fun
erals worked, 30 courtesies ex
tended. 29 doors found unlocked,
one fire call answered, 760 traf
fic citations issued and 12 lights
reported out.
The police made 1,230 radio
calls and were on the air one
hour and 42 minutes.
In cases of defense ’tis best to
weigh
The enemy more mighty than
he seems.
TAiteiCtnmim
Are AH in Place...
When there Is a Christmas smite lighting every
face ... when the carolers sing ... and good friends
meet ... and all the world is full of good cheer
... and there is Peace on Earth ... Good Will
Toward men ... then it’s time to exchange
Soodlß^Lqso^
CfristrriasSreetiticls
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HCtrs OURS ... WITH A SINCERE
THANK YOU FOR ALL r"
PAST FAVORS* /
Northeastern Milling Co.
FAITH LIFTING—A modernistic mural decorates the sim
ple altar of newly reconstructed St. Boniface’s Church in
London, England. Built by German Catholics in England,
the earlier church was destroyed by Nazi bombers.
TOIHS NEW fTOMF—-Mrs. John F. Kennedy, wife of the
I president-elect, takes leave of Mrs. Dwight Eisenhower after
* Jhe First Lady took her on a tour of the White House. Mrs.
i Kennedy went to the White House two hours after she left
Georgetown Hospital with her infant son.
The fireplace: still symbolic of warmth, secur
ity, and family closeness.
May your Christmas season burn bright with
warmth and happiness and may His love draw
your family close at this Holy Season.
/
A . Cur thanks to you and
ulerru Christmas
BILL PERRY AND
EMPLOYEES
EDENTON, N. C.
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