Spring Fashions Highlight Trade Fair
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Miss Julia Faye Harrell mod- Mrs. Myrile Cuthrell appear
eled a sports outfit combining ed in a casual sports suit' of
black shorts and a black and dark green homespun with co
white over blouse. A straw ordinating print blouse. She
hat and an oversize beach bag carried matching gTeen slacks to
completed the ensemble. complete the all purpose outfit.
A spring fashion show was a
highlight of the entertainment
Friday night at the Edenton |
v Trade Fair.
Five local merchants had , se
lect ‘merchandise modeled by lo
cal -persons.
Featured in the fashion show
were costume sportswear,)
everting gowns and children’s,
Easter clothing. • j
Frank Roberts of WCDJ was
narrator for the' fashion parade
and Roger Lamb provided a mu
sical background on the piano. I
Models for Belk-Tyler’s were
Mrs; Peggy Barnum, Douglas
Twiddy, Miss Gale Hare, Miss
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dared first prize winner in the
annual 4-H Club Cake Contest.
John Pendleton, 24-year-old
Pasquotank Negro, was almost
instantly killed in an automobile
wreck in which five other Ne
groes were injured.
The fourth registration for se
lective service was held, at
which time all men from 45 to
65 years of age were required
to register.
Charlie T. Griffin, a former
prosecutor cf Chowan Record
er's Court, announced tha* he
would be a candidate for judge
of the court.
f Edenton's Rotary Club chang
ed its hour of meeting from
6:15 P. M„ to 1 P. M.
Thirty white selectees left
Edenton fer Fort Bragg, where
they received their final physi
cal examination prior to being
inducted into the U. S. Army.
A county-wide mee*ing and
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Nancy Hare and Joe Stroud;
The Betty Shoppe, Mrs. Janet
i Faircloth, Mrs. Josie Goodwin
‘ and Miss Ida Goodwin; Cuth
! rell’s Dept. Store, Mrs. Myrtle
CuthreW, Mrs. Lena Griffin,
Miss Ellene Cuthrell, Miss Cindy
Bunch and Miss Gloria Perry;
| The Ji'll Shoppe, Mrs. Frances
I Forehand,, Mrs. Janice Byrum,
Mrs. Loretta Evans and Miss
j Cynthia Spencer, and Rose’s,
Miss Julia Faye Harrell, Miss
| Cynthia Nlclver and Miss Julia
Britton.
| Mrs. Richard Copeland was
chairman of the fashion show
and Mrs. Myrtle Cuthrell was
co-chairman.
fish fry was Held by the Cho
wan County Farm Bureau at the
Chowan Produce Exchange auc
tion shed at Valhalla.
One of baseball's immortals.
Big Chief Bender, former mem
ber of Connie Mack's million
doller championship combina
tion, was a guest speaker at the
Edenton Lions Club meeting.
Successful from every view
point was the first of a series
of public forums sponsored by
Ihe EJden'on Rotary Club.
J. A. Curran began his duties
as a teller at the Bank of
Edenton.
A large crowd turned out to
see the senior class play, "Jim
my Cricket" in the high school
auditorium.
VFW MEETS TUESDAY
—
William H. Coffidd, Jr., Post
No. 9280, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, will meet Tuesday night,
April IV, at 8 o’clock. Com
mander Bill Harris requests a
full attendance.
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