i—SECTION OWE THE CHOWMf HERALD MAY 83. 19CI.
PAGE SIX
New Books At
Local Library
Some of the new books re
: cently received at the Shepard
* Pruden Memorial Library are as
follows: <
The Story of Our Earth by
Richard Carrington.
! A History Os the Department
j Store by John William Ferry.
Far Away and Long Ago, A
< History of My Early Life by W.
j H. Hudson, author of Green
1 Mansions.
How To Be A More Creative
Executive by Joseph G. Mason.
Easy-on-the-Cook Book by
Chicago Home Economists in
Business.
The Saving Remnant, An Ac
count of Jewish Survival by
Herbert Agar.
Men and Angels by Robin
White.
A Noble Profession by Pierre
Boulle, author of The Bridge
' Over the River Kwai.
The Man Who Captivated New
York by Rosalie Lieberman.
The Golden Geyser, a novel of
the great Florida boom by Wyatt
Blassingame.
Wisconsin in Their Bones by
August Derleth.
The Other End of the Bridge
by Una Troy, a rollicking Irish
novel.
The White Voyage, a novel by-
John Christopher.
Finishing Touches, a progran
of tested, professional advice or
fashion, beauty and femir.in
charm.
4-H King And Quee t
Crowned On May 3 \
The 4-H .Club King and
Queen of Health Coronation will
be held at the Edenton Negro
High School Wednesday night,
j May 31, at 8 o’clock.
1 The twenty-one 4-H King and I
Queen of Health contestants will]
complete their competition for
king and queen at the corona
tion on May 31. At this corona
tion the boy and girl who have
made the greatest improvement
in their personal and family
health habits, increased the r
knowledge of good health, and
corrected the most physical c*e
sects will be crowned the King
and Queen of Health.
The local principals, teach e
leaders, public health nurse, pi"-
shian and dentist have cooper !-
ed in thi seffort to bring aba d
the awareness of the general
Better in 3 Important Ways!
GENERAL ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER
rill AUTOMATIC'
@ ]! DEFROSTING
HI 1 I in the roomy .
refrigerator section.
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i| 1 3.5-cubic-foot capacity.
gl/rJj r Store big supply of frown
shelves l
r that bring food into full
; fipj view. Removable for^
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MODEL BJ-13T I j No coils on back ... fits
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13-CUBIC-FOOT CAPACITY R door clearance at side. ,
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, PLUS: SWING-OUT Vegetable Bins, Automatic Butter Ij I
Conditioner. Removable Egg Rack. Magnetic Safety B
Door Adjustable and Removable Door Shelves. | xr —’jjiijißppM—a: a—
Quinn Furniture Company
Of Edenton, Inc.
Veiling Machine Week In North Carolina
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the week of
May 21-27 as "Vending Week In North Carolina." Looking on are
Gordon Scott of Forest City, on the left, president of the North
Carolina Automatic Merchandising Association, and Durham
Smith of Charlotte, on the right, the association's immediate past
president and state chairman of this 75th observance of the found
ing of the vending industry. In connection with the observance
of the 751 h anniversary of vending, the North Carolina Automatic
Merchandising Association is holding its annual convention at the
Sedgefield Inn in Greensboro May 25 through 27. Mr. and Mrs.
W P Jones will attend this convention. Mr. Jones, president of
Spedic Vending Service. Inc., is a member of the board of direc
tors of ihis organisation.
health situation in the county,
and in developing a functional
health program with the 4-H’ers
directed at making good health
i reality. Leaders, parents, and
the general public are urged to
attend the crowning of the King
md Queen at the coronation.
Speaker for the program will
ae Dr. Andrew A. Best, M.D.,
in Greenville, N. C. He is the
president of the Joint Council
of Health and Citizenship, and
nas been instrumental in estab
lishing an effective health im
provement program in Pitt
dounty.
JAYCEES MEET TONIGHT
Edenton’s Junior Chamber of
Commerce will meet tonight
Thursday) at 7 o’clock at the
Edanton Restaurant. President
William Easterling states that a
feature of the meeting will be
a detailed report of the state
convention held over the week
and at Asheville. He, therefore,
urges a 100 percent attendance.
S & L CLOSED MAY 30
Edenton Savings & Loan Of
fice will be closed Tuesday, May
0. The closing is du° to the
oSservance of national Memorial |
Day. j
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top collar styles! button-downs, short point permanent stays!, Ms W
« |_png sleeves, short sleeves! Dacron polyester-cottons, smooth combed oxfords, broadcloths, kv<j
1. | ventilated weaves! Your style is here—one low pricel 14 to \7" neck, 32-35. Cool, bulk-free! Jkyjj
i I New Archdale clip-on ready-tied tie, 1.00 VIA If I
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| | Stay collars, button-downs, placket-front villagers. Prints,| checks, plaids, stripes, knitsJS, M, L 2.99 each f-
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