a Splendid Work Done
• By State’s HD dubs
By H. B. JAMES
Dun of Agriculture
N. C. State College
We have reason to be proud
. of the work being done by the
v Home Demonstration Orgamiza
, tion. The dubs have increased
. in stature and in the contribu
tion they are making to the
- rural women of America. I
would personally like to com
mend the leaders and the club
women of our nation, and of our
state, as they celebrate National
Home Demonstration Week.
Realizing that the home is the
center- of life it is important in
deed that our homemakers be
well informed so that their, in
fluence will be felt not only in
the home itself but throughout
the nation and the world. The
influence of home demonstra
tion women is far-reaching and
is felt in all civic, social, religi
ous and educational groups.
I am confident that the co-l
' operation and progress of the I
► Women of our state, and of our
l nation, will continue. They are
to be congratulated upon their
past record and encouraged to
.go on to even greater achieve
ments in the future.
HD Club Members
Plan Visit To Tryon
Chowan County Home Dem
onstration Club members will
leave by chartered bus from the
Post Office in Edenton, Wednes
day morning, May 3, at 7:30
o’clock for New Bern and will
return home between 4:30 and 5
o’clock that afternoon.
This will be an educational
tour of Tryon Palace, the first
fixed capital and first state capi
tal of North Carolina.
This tour will be a part of
Chowan County’s observance of
National Home Demonstration
Club Week. Anyone wishing to
make the educational tour may
contact the Home Agent’s office
ih Edenton on or before Friday,
April 28.
College Day Monday
At Negro High School
'Plans for College Day at the
Edenton Colored High School
have been completed for Mon
day, May 1. The program will
- begin at 10:30 A. M., with a
major address given by a rep
resentative from one of- the col
leges. After lunch, representa
l tives from all the colleges in
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Your service cal to us gets
prompt attention. One of
our experienced TV techni- {!M mi*s\
cians will be at your home i 1
Jackson’s Radio & TV Service
W. Eden St. PHONE 3519 Edenton
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W. E. MALONE
A triangular contest develop
ed for Councilman from the
First Ward when W. E. Malone
filed as a candidate Saturday.
The other two candidates are
Richard Dixon and J. D. El
liott.
the state and neighboring states
will discuss their various insti
tutions.
The theme of this year’s Col
lege Day will be in keeping with
the school theme “Planning
Your Future”.
Institutions that will be rep
resented are as follows:
A. & T. College, Greensboro;
Durham Business College, Dur
ham; Hampton Institute, Hamp
ton, Va.; N. C. College at Dur
ham; Shaw University, Raleigh;
Barnes Business College, Golds
boro; State Teachers College,
Elizabeth City; Virginia State
College, Norfolk, Va.; St. Au
gustine College, Raleigh.
LEGION MEETS TUESDAY
Ed Bond Post No. 40, of the
American Legion will meet
Tuesday night, May 2, at 8
o’clock. Commander David
White is very anxious to have
a large turnout of members.
IN MEMORIAM TO
DELORES LONG
April 28. 1957
We do not like to dwell
For God called our loved one to
Heaven
Where He lives and all is well.
We know she is happy in
Heaven,
Sharing His joys and love;
We never think of her as gone,
But living with God alone.
—Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
P and Family.
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