Walter Moon Is
Asking Re-election
Astiistrict Solicitor
Served First District
Since 1948 In Same
Capacity Without Op
position i
Walter Cohoon, district so
licitor, Thursday of last week,
announced that he had sent his
fee and notice of candi
x d&cy fdr re-election in the May
Democratic primary election to
tfie State Board of /Elections. |
Mr. Cohoon has served as so
licitor for the First District
Since 1948 and has had no .op
position since that time.
In making the announcement
Mr. Cohoon said:
“The good people of this dis
trict have been very kind and
generous to me in the past in
v ' honoring me with this important
office. |
“I trust that the manner in
which I have tried to conduct
the duties of this office merits
their continued support and for
which support I shall be grate
ful.”
BPW Club Sponsors
Chicken Salad Supper
Edenton’s Business and Pro
fessional Women’s Club is tak
ing orders for chicken salad cold
plates for Wednesday night,'
March 21st.
Any member of the club will
be glad to take the order. Or
, dens can be picked up at the
i .Pa’-ker house after 5 o’clock or
will be delivered at any conveni-,
ent time the order specifies.
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Monday, March 26 to Sunday.
April 1, wi*h services beginning
at 7:30 o'clpck each nicrht.
j Ederiion's BPW Club will
sponsor a chicken salad cold
pla.'e supy.er Wednesday night
March 21.
. Chowan's Cancer Drive is ten
tatively set tor the week of
April 9-13.
■ Ed Bond Post 'No. 40 cf the
American Legion will hold a
dinner meeiing Tuesday night,
March 20. at 7 o'clock at the
Triangle Restaurant.
A spring revival will be held
at the Edenton Baptist Church
Nia-ch 18 through March 25.
I Edenton Junior Chamber of
I Commerce will sponsor their
eighth annual Livestock Show
and Sale at the American Le
gion building Wednesday, March
28th.
Chowan Co.unty Commission
ers will meet as a board of
equalization and review Mon
day, March 19, at 9 o'clock in
the tax supervisor's office in
Holel Joseph Hewes building,
j Methodist Men's Club will
meet "onight (Thursday) 'at 6:30
o'clock at the Colonial Resiau
rani. |
The sophomore class of Cho
wan High School will sponsor
a St. Patrick's Day dance in the
] school gymnasium Friday night, |
March 16, from 7:30 to 11:30
o'clock.
I Chowan Hospital Auxiliary will
I sponsor a square dance in the
Edenton armory Friday night,
April 27, from 8 to 12 P. M. 1
Chowan County typewriting
contest will be held at Chowan
High School Tuesday, March 27. ! .
A week of revival and mis
sions will be held at the Rocky
Hock Baptist Church the week
of March 18-25. j
,j Edenlon's Rotary Club will
meet this (Thursday) afternoon 1
THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY, MARCH 15. 1962.
HEAD OVER HEFLs'—These bdies (from left to right
Edith Kelley, Jody Longley and Barbara Orcutt, give the
topsy-curvy look on gymnasium bars at the Morgan Park
High School in Chicago, 111. It’s one way to keep fit.
, at 1 o'clock in the Parish House.
The Rev. William Frederick
I Egelhoff will be guest preacher
at Lenten luncheons at St.
Paul's Episcopal Church begin
ning Tuesday, March 20.
William H. Coffield, Jr., Post
I No. 9280, Veterans cf Foreign;
i Wars, will meet Tuesday night
i at 8 o'clock.
1 Chowan Hospital Auxiliary
I will meet in the nurses' home
Friday afternoon, March 16 at 3
o'clock.
! Chowan Tribe No. 12. Improv
ed Order of Red Men, will meet
Monday night at 7:30 o'clock.
Friday, March 23, is tinal date I
! for farmers to release unused!
cotton acreage in order to pro
tect cotton allotments.
Chowan Tribe of Red Men
| and Chowanoke Council, De
gree of Pocahontas, will spon
sor an Easter dance in the Eden
lon armory Friday night, April
20th.
New officers for Edenton
Chapter No. 302, Order of the
i Easter Star, will be installed at
J the meeting of the chapter on
Monday night. March 19, at 8
o'clock.
Extra Features For
Edenton Trade Fair
Continued from Page 1, Section 1
lonial Furniture Co., Cuthrell’s
Department Store, Edenton Fur
niture Co., Edenton Ice Co., Inc.,
Edenton Tractor & Implement
Co., Elliott Company, George
Chevrolet Co., Gulf Oil Co., Har
rell Gas & Coal Co., Hobbs Im
plement Co., Hollowell’s, Inc.,
Mitcbener’s Pharmacy, P&Q Su
per Market, Ralph Parrish, Inc.,
Peoples Bank & Trust Co.,
Phthisic’s Super Market, Quinn
Furniture Co., Rose’s 5-10-25 c
Store, Taylor Theatre, Twiddy
Insurance & Real Estate, Inc.,
(Lesco Homes, Inc), Western
Gas Service.
Chairman Earnhardt reminds
that the Edenton Trade Fair, the
first event of this type to be
held in 'Edenton, will make no
charge for admission. Children
under 12 will not be admitted,
however, according to Earnhardt,
without their parents.
Most of our realists and socio
logists talk about a poor man as
if he were an octopus or an al
ligator.
—G. K. Chesterton.
14 Are Named On
Local Commission
Continued from Page 1, Section 1
Webb of the Cone Mills Corp.,
I Greensboro; Richard H. Howl
j and, head curator. Department of
1 Civil History at (he Smithsonian
j Institution, Washington, D. C.;
■ Dan M. Paul and Jonathan Dan
| iels, both of Raleigh; Mrs, J.
Harold Lineberger of Belmont;
Mrs. Frank Graham, New York
City: Mrs. K. S. Trowbridge,
Plymouth; Mrs. S. N. Clark of
Tarboro; Mrs. J. 'Emmett Wins
low of Hertford, and Dr. Robert
j Lee Humber of Greenville.
! The town and county are
I pleased to have these outstand-
I ing persons named to the Eden
i ton Commission to aid in pre
jseiving the historical shrines in
I the town and countryside and
'to help in maintaining our rich
historical heritage.
Girl Scout And 1
Brownie News j
L- /
March 12 —The Girl Scouts
met at the Parish House. Rita
i Mayo, brought three hamsters to
I Girl Scouts. Rita Mayo and
Faye Parrish each made a
scrapbook and showed them to
us. Afterwards Helen Pruden
and Debra Wright served re
freshments. Then we picked up
our cookies that we are to sell
on Gjrl Scout Week, March 12-
17. We had a good time.
DINAH L. WHITE,
• Reporter.
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25th Anniversary
Continued from Page i. Section 2
call the meeting to order and
make the address of welcome.
William 3. Privott, first presi
dent of the Edenton Club, will!
act as toastmaster. The invoca-1
tion will be given by the Rev. |
Hugh S. Evans, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church.
Norman Trueblood, state sec
retary, will make the response
to the address of welcome and
Mr. Privott will recognize the
guests. Mr. West will be intro
duced by District President Hugh '
Jones.
At the conclusion of the meet
ing, W. J. Taylor, who has ser
ved as secretary.-treasurer ever
since the club was organized in
1937, will present various awards
to the following:
Charter Member Chevrons—
W. J. Taylor, G. C. Hobbs, G. M.
By rum. J. C. Leary, R. W. Leary,
Jr., Hector Lupton, W. S. Pri
vott.
Ten Year Old Monarch Chev
rons —G. M. Belch, J. R. Du-
Laney, N. J. George, Dr. R. H.
Hardin, A1 Phillips, Percy Smith,
T. B. Williford. ,
Fifteen Year Old Monarch
Chevrons—Jesse Harrell, Herbert
Hollowed, Bruce Jones, J. R.
Byrum, John Goodwin, M. A.
Hughes, Haywood Bunch.
Twenty Year Old Monarch
Chevrons —A. F. Downum, Wil
! mer Malone, O. E. Duncan, A. E.
Jenkins, John Mitchener, Ralph
Parrish, Jimmie Partin.
RED MEN MEETING
Chowan Tribe No. 12, Im
proved Order pf Red Men, will
meet Monday night, March 19,
at 7:30 o’clock. Obed Lee, sa
chem of the tribe, urges a large
turnout of members.
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Chowan Cancer Drive l
Held April 9To 13 j
Continued from Page 1, Section 1 j
president, announced • that the!
Art Show will be held at the
Barker house April 14 and 15. j
Mrs. John Shackelford is chair-,
man of this year’s show. She
also said that two book clubs
sponsored by the club will have;
their first meetings Tuesday,
March 13, at 10 A. M., and 8|
P. M., at St. Paul’s Parish |
House.
Mrs. W. J. P. Earnhardt, re
cently named ‘Woman of the
Year” by the Business nad Pro
fessional Women's Club, was ]
recognized by the club members'
and presented a corsage.
Mrs. R. J. Boyce, district
education chairman, reported on
the district scholarship contest
for the $750 North Carolina Fed
eration Scholarship and an
nounced that Miss Annie Ruth
Nixon of Chowan High School,
sponsored by the Edenton Wo
man’s Club, won and will com
pete in the state elimination in
Greensboro in April
It was announced that a land
scape architect in Raleigh, who
works fpr the state through the
Home Demonstration Clubs, has
been contacted and will begin
working on a plan for the
grounds at the Barker house
around April 20th
A tree has been given by the
Edenton Tea Party Chapter of
the DAR in memory of Mrs.
S. M. McMullan for beautifica
tion of the Court House Square,
i Several contributions have been
received by the club for the
beautification of the green in
cluding Mayor Levin Culpepper
of Elizabeth City
Thirteen new members were
voted into the club. They were
Mrs. Zech Bond, Mrs. Heywood
Bunch, Mrs. John Douglas, Mrs.
Archie Fairley, Mrs. Blair Gib
-1 son, Mrs. F. A. Jordan, Jr,,
| Mrs. Don Moyer, Mrs. David Ot
-1 taway, Mrs. William W. Perry,
| Mrs. Herald Shore, Mrs. Charles
Small, Jr., Mrs. Archie Walker
and Mrs. Bob Waller.
A movie and slides of the 1901
Pilgrimage were shown.
Effort Made To
Extend Shad Season
Continued ."rom Page 1. Section 1
fishing for had would be set at
May Ist, herring would be ex
cluded and the closing date for
the inland waters would be set
by the Wildlife Resources Com
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the five members of the Com
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were present at the meeting an?l
agreed unanimously to make
these recommendations to the
full board meeting in April.
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ters which was submitted by tfce
Wildlife Resources Commission
and promised to have an answer
as to changing these boundaries
as soon as the matter could be
closely studied by staff mem
bers. It is probable that the
recommendations on these boun
pleted line changes will be Com
pleted by the time of the full
C&D Board meeting at New
Rp”n on Anri! 2.