20 YEARS AGO
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they bad a 200-pound cow stur
geon, caught in Albemarle |
Sound.
According to a report of the!'
? Bertie-Chowan District’ Health 1
Department, Negro births in
Chowan County were 20 and
'white births 13 for the month
,of August.
Directors of the Edenton Ro
t tary Club were breakfast guests
\ of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Campen.
Mrs. N. J. Holloweli, 70 years
old, was a patient in the Alfoe-,
marie Hospital as the result of|
a serious accident at her home
When she tripped over a piece i
of wire in her back yard, break- 1
ing; a leg and an aim.
Over 50 Esso dealers and dis
tributors from the Albemarle
and Washington districts met at
Hotel Joseph Hewes to consider
an extensive newspaper cam
paign inaugurated by the Stand- :
ard Oil Company.
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Elementary School
Lunch Room Menu
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Menus at the Edenton Ele
lentary School lunch room for
he week of September 25-20
vilT be as follows:
Monday: Weiners, weiner
oils, toss salad, baked beans,
emon custard, milk.
Tuesday: Spaghetti with meat
balls, candied yams, carrot
sticks, com bread, apple pie,
butter, milk
Wednesday: Corned beef, corn
bread, steamed cabbage, fruit
cup, spiced beets, butter, po
tatoes, milk.
Thursday: Roast turkey,
turnip greens, giblet grayy, fruit
jello, creamed potatoes, milk,
cranberry sauce, butter, school
baked rolls.
Friday: Tuna salad, potato
sticks, toss salad, school baked
roll?, garden peas, apricots, but
ter, milk. .-j!
Revenue Office
Moving To Hotel
James M. Johnston, revenue
collector for the N. C. Depart
ment of Revenue for the Eden
ton district, announces that the
local office is being moved from
the. Citizens Bank Building to
’ Hotel Joseph Hewes.
Due to the process of mov
ing, Mr. Johnston states that no
business will be transacted
through his office until Mon
day, September 25.
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of car, including com- W
pact and import models '
. . . and prices to fit *
every pocketbook. .
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Another Cancer*
Clinic October 6
The Northeastern , Cancer
Clinic will be held on Friday
afternoon, October 6, with reg
istration beginning at- 1 o’clock.
A chest X-ray will be given 'to
anyone wishing it along with
the examination of tne five areal
of the body where cancer is
most easily found and cured.
There are no limitations as to
sex, race, physical or economic
status at the center.' However,
women should be 35 or more;
men should be 40 or over un
less referred by a doctor, or
unless one of the “Seven Dan
ger Signals” or “Symptoms” are
present.
Only 30 people can be seen 1
at the Center each month .due
to limited facilities, so it is sug
gested that anyone who wishes
to be assured of an appointment
should write the Cancer Center,
Health Department,' •
City, N. C* for a priority.
aminees are asked to bring a
robe or housecoat with then).
New ’62 Ford Goes
On Display Sept. :29
Bruce Jones, manager of ‘ the
Albemarle Motor Company, an
nounces that the new 1962 Ford
automobiles will go on display
in the company’s showroom; on
West Hicks Street Friday l of
next week, September 29. The
general public is cordially in
vited to inspect the new models
which are beautifully ..'built to
the highest quality standards.
“Ford is ahead in value,-for
1962,” says Mr.' Jones. “See it,
drive it and buy it. We will
be looking for you at our show
room Friday and Saturday of
next week.”
Door prizes and refreshments
will be served during the show
ing of the new Ford models.
’62 Chevrolet Trucks
Are Now On Display
Nick George, manager of the
George Chevrolet Company, an
nounces the showing of the hew
1962 Chevrolet Jobmaster trucks;
New models include various se
ries which are adaptable to any
kind of work. ’
“Every model is built to 'out
haul, outlast and out-yglUe :any
“other truck,’** says Mb. George.
He invites the general public
to see the new models at the
showroom on North Broad
Street,
TX2 CStOWAK tSEBALD, ED2NTGSC, KOHT33 CAEOLH7A, TKtTnSDAT, SEPTEMBER tl, 1961. ~
No limit At Your A&P! Super-Right Short Shank
PRICES IN THIS AD ARE EFFECTIVE THROUGH SEPTEMBER 23rd
S|| SHANK PORTION f
Butt Portion .. . lb. 43c Half or Whole Hams l - l,> ••». avg ]|>, 45c
“SUPER-RIGHT” DELICIOUS ALL MEAT Jit oc “" s or ““ T SEarOM ~LUESI
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“SUPER-RIGHT” SLICED BEEF FLOUNDER FILLET Wt 43c
X f W T W* PERCH FILLET W£ 33c
\/ H rc per lb. % b\C fish portions tsar 29c
LI Y LIV V %J tJ FISH STiCKS fiS 1 29 c
WESTERN GROWN SWEET, RED TOKAY
.ov i in.im I Western Bartlett Pears 2 \ 29c
JOY LIQUID I i EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEE A
37c “i? 63c White Potatoes 25 bag 69c \Op i-u>. sag 3-u>. cog
OXYDOL Fresh Idaho Prunes 2 lb*. 25c s V*
Jane Parker pineapple L-- —i
TIDE ! ■% R W® JPB C
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DASH I Ann Page Specially Priced Jane Parker Large Family Size
DETERCENT SALAD DRESSING ? s 45c * PEACH PIES each 53c
Lg. og r ct. 70
Pk _l_L- MEL-O-BIT PROCESSED AMERICAN, PIMIENTO OR SWISS _
CHEESE SLICES 2-39°
2u. ctns.47c YOUR CHOICE! YELLOW CLING HALVES OR SLICES
r«r.IONA PEACHES 2™~4S«
ONE CENT SALE ON
WOODBURY now at a&pV
■-lAJ* MIX ’ E “O*■MAT CH> E M \
it CENT OFF LABBL # IONA PEAS AND CARROTS •-Sultana WHOLE TOMATOES TAIIPO \
SWAN • A&P GREEN LIMAS • Sultana Whole GREEN BEANS VvH I UIICO 1
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