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m ll ■ J Schedule Announced For Chest X-ray Mobile Unit In District A pre-planning conference for the chest Jf-ray mobile unit was jteld at the Health Department 1 In Elizabeth City Tuesday. Dr. | W. A. Smith, chief of the Tu [ berculosis Section of the State i Board of Health was present, ' along with numerous represen i tatives from the four counties. ‘ Dr. Smith discussed the progress i .that had been made in the } eradication of tuberculosis in 1 case finding and treatment since 1916. In 1916 about 3,600 people cjied of tuberculosis with a state population of approximately two million people. In 1961, 174 people died of tuberculosis with a state population of approxi mately 4'/ 2 million people. This in itself shows the progress that has been made in the control of tuberculosis. For the past three years there has been approximately 1,100 active cases found each year, which is some indication that tuberculosis for the moment is at a standstill. The case rate of tuberculosis per* 100,000 population in 1961 for • the United States was 29. The case rate for North Caro lina for 1961 was 24. How Dancing Expert In Edenton Saturday Continued from Page 1, Section 1 ris gchool of Dance in Norfolk as a child and has completed 16 yeprs of experience in the teach ing field. After graduating from Suf folk High School in 1952 she studied at the Jack Stanley School of Dance and Ernest Car los Studios in New York City. She has attended the Dance Masters of America convention in New York and is a member of the Dance Educators of America, after passing written, oral and demonstrative tests. She is also a member of Dance Caravan of New York. During the summers) Miss Mountcastle has studied under Paul Draper, world’s greatest tap dancer; Peter Gennero, choreog rapher of the Perry Como TV Show; Luigi, greatest teacher of Modern Jazz; Patricia Wilde, Prijma Ballerina of New-' York City Ballet; Al Gilbert, National ly recognized as an authority on Child Dance Education and Jo seph Levinoff, foremost per former and teacher in the Ballet field. Miss Mountcastle has specializ ed in tap, ballet, toe, ballroom, modern jazz and has received special training in children’s songs and dances. She has re ceived numerous certificates, di plomas and honorable mention in the dancing field. She has performed since the age of eight throughout the Tidewater area as well as New York City. She was a guest petformer before former Vice ! SALE OF FISHING EQUIPMENT I Incident to the settlement of the Estate of Kermit L. Nixon, .deceased, f will offer for sale to the highest bidder, .for cash, at the mouth of Dillard Creek (on road near Junior Bunch’s house) on Wednesday, October 17, 1962 at eleven o’clock A. M., all articles of personal property owned by said deceased and used in connection with his Commercial fishing activities, consisting of, but not limit fd to: , * * * One (1) deep nylon net complete ' Fourteen (14) nylon pounds and some ny lon running seine, a total of twenty-two t (22) ■ six-hearted nets in all, including J the above i 4 • 1 One hundred (100) or more fish stakes 4' under shelter i * 1 Three (3) pound net boats With Ford motors complete *} Boat shelter and stake shelter The above equipment will be sold individually and 'collectively. ;* This equipment may be seen and examined by any prospective purchaser at any reasonable time prior to the sale, by appointment with Mr. Henderson M. Nixon. Q Right will be reserved to rej’ect any and all bids re •ceived. V> Dated and posted this 17th day of September, 1962. & JOSEPHINE L. NIXON, K ' ' - Administratrix liu ermit L - Ni * on ***** , ever, for the five year rate 1957- 1961 for the four counties was 36.8. A breakdown for each county is as follow^; Camden County, 21.4; Pasquo tank County, 37.5; Perquimans County) 50.1 and Chowan Coun ty, 32.4. •The schedule for the time and place of the mobile X-ray unit was adopted, which for Chowan County is as follows: In front of the Betty Shoppe Saturday, November 24; Tues day, November 27; Wednesday. November 28 and Thursday, No vember 29. . Dr. J. A. Johnson, distric* health director, also says that cards showing results of each individual’s X-ray will be sent to them. These should be re ceived in three to four weeks following date of X-ray. Ir most cases children under 15 years will be excluded as it has been found that tuberculosis oc curs more frequently in the old er group of people. Any person found that needs a retake X-ray will be given this free of charge either at the Health Department in Elizabeth City or Hertford. President Richard Nixon in Middlesboro, Kentucky at the opening of the Cumberland Gap National Park. Pupils of Miss Mountcastle have been outstanding winners in talent contests through the years. Schuman Speaker At DAR Meeting Continued from Page L Section 1 bers of the Supreme Court. He concluded with a quote from Daniel Webster “Hold on, my friends to the Constitu tion of the United States of America and the Republic for which it stands. Miracles do not cluster, what has happened once in 6,000 years may never hap pen again. Hold on to your Constitution for if the American Constitution should fall there will be anafchy throughout the world.’’ He also told the DAR not to be afraid of the attacks being made on the organization from the left- wing. Mrs. Wood Privott of Edenton, district director, invited the members to attend the district meeting to be held in Golds boro September 25. Mrs. George Hoskins, regent, announced that the DAR film, “Ye Towne on Queen Anne’s Creek” has been repaired and is available for loan to groups. The DAR tour service took a number of persons on tours of old homes and buildings here during the summer, it was re ported. A committee is striving to obtain highway markers ad vertising historical Edenton. THE CHOW AW HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1962. ,■ ■. •*,— . :> v- '• ' ] Epm ’*•*' KANSAS GIRL SCOUTS Marty Mettncr, 17, and Gwen Byers, 16, of Topeka, and Sandi Beck, 17, Manhattan,' join with Gerry Moore, Andy Griffith, Lucille-Ball, Danny Thomas, and Jack Benny in “Opening Night” on CBS-TY, Monday, Sept. 24, 8:00 pm (EDT). The Kansas girls star in )*he program which immediately follows on the some network, "The Road So Button Bay," at 9:00 pm (EDT). civic calendar' : J Continued from Page 1. Section 1 Sale" will be held at Carlton Goodwin's warehouse at Center Hill Saturday, September 22, from 10 A. M., to 10 P. M. Constitution Week is being observed this week. Chowan Hospital Auxiliary will again sponsor a bridge marathon, with play scheduled to begin October 1. Administration Management In stitute will begin classes to night (Thursday) at 7:30 o'clock at John A. Holnfes High School. Officers for the Edenton Jay ceites will be installed at a meeting to be held at the Eden ton Restaurant tonight (Thurs day at 7 o'clock. John A. Holmes High School Band will observe tag day Sat urday, September 22. William H. Coffield, Jr., Post No. 9280. Veterans of Foreign Wars, will meet Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. First Congressional District Democratic rally will be held at the Edenton armory Tuesday, J HARVEST sall\ k , EXTENDS THRCUGH sept. \ /TJunico tires¥iiE^\22.,d N '— ME FIRST LINE OK BETTER UNICO 48-1 Ballory, 6-Volt Tri-Rib Front Tractor | Beg. $16.36 Reg. $12.98 j SALE SALE *999 J sigSs 48 MONTH ® WAariANir SUN!CO 12 M | B 550 GREASE MOTOR OIL j R g 3Q^ 2 Gal. Can g 141/2 or. ttz:: r-* • r-iigi *-aati. mwaßMun GREASE GUN | SPARK PLUGS 9 ’ -** I Rea c 5 * r ,co A.L!t With sel of 6 or 8 a. 1142 $313 PlUfJS 'Zr fJe ° r lottery Booster I Battery Charger CABLE (8-ft.) I Mitymite \\ amp. With Coupon this Radar-Lite Qj Coupon Redeemable al FCX Stores and Dealers fl EDENTON FEED & LIVESTOCK CO. TIRE - BATTERY - ACCESSORY DEPT. rrrrowsii Earl G. Harrell David T. Bateman EDENTON, N, C. PHONE 3515 October 9. Edenton's Rotary Club will meet this (Thursday) afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Parish House. Cl.ov/an Tribe No. 1„, Improv ed Order of Red Men, will meet! Monday night at 8 o'clock. Edenton's Lions Club will meet Monday night at 7 o'clock at the Edenton Restaurant. Revival services are being held this week at Warwick Bap tist Church and will continue through Sunday, September 23, with services beginning each night at 8 o'clock. Ryland Home Demonstration Club will observe open house al its new community building Fri day night, September 21. from 8 to 10 o'clock. A stated communication of Unanimity Lodge No. 7, A, F. & A. M., will be held tonight (Thursday) at 8 o'clock. Rally Day for Girl Scouts and Brownies will be held at St. Paul's Parish House Tuesday af ternoon, September 25. at 3:30 o'clock. Edenton Woman's Club will sponsor a thrift sale in the Ho bowsky building Friday and Saturday, September 28 and 29. While school teachers of Cho wan County will be guests of the Edenton Rotary Club at a banquet to be held in ihe Ma i sonic Temple Thursday night, September 27. at 7 o'clock. Rally Day will be observed at the Edenton Methodist Church Sunday morning, September 23, at 9:45 o'clock. Methodist Men's Club will meet tonight (Thursday) at 6:30 o'clock at the church. The Commission on Christian Education of the Edenton Melho -1 disl Church will meet at the church Sunday night. September 23, at 7:30 o'clock. Edenton Aces and the Wil liamston Green Wave will play a football game on Hicks Field Friday night, September 21, be ginning at 8 o'clock. Miss Mountcastle of the Mount castle School of Dancing, Suf folk, will be at St. Paul's Par ish House Saturday, September 22, from 2 to 5 P. M„ to register pupils for a dancing class here. Edenlon's Business 8c Profes | sional Women's Club will hold a dinner meeting tonight (Thurs day) at 7 o'clock at the Barker House. j Poisonous Necklaces Found In Edenton Continued from Page 1, Section 1 | alerted to be on the lookout for the beads and would be asked to j tell the public in their area the danger involved. It is said that as little as one-half a chewed bean could cause death in an adult, and that it takes from cne to three days before pois oning symptoms develop. The symptoms include vomiting and diarrhea, following by collapse or death. Other effects include kidney trouble and bleeding in the in- I tcstinal tract. While State Food and Drug j Division inspectors believe they have removed most of such ! necklaces from stores, some may | still he on sale. 1 If I have ever made any valu able discoveries, it has been ow ing more to patient attention than to .any other talent. ■ —Sir Isaac Newton. Riddicks Observe 50th Anniversary More than 200 friends from many sections joined the chil dren of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Rid dick, Jr., Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Riddick in honoring them at a reception observing their 50th wedding anniversary. Autumn flowers in gold and green added much to the flstive scene. Mrs. John Lewis Perry of Windsor and Robert Riddick of Mobile, Alabama, welcomed the guests who came to congratulate the bride and bridegroom of 50 years and -to give them their, best wishes for the future. Miss Joan Perry of Windsor registered the guests, after which ‘ they were ushered into the din CAR COATS m s now showing our’62 models I 4 .? Jij J i How to be comfortable, and glamorous, 1 9 too . . . wear one of our “ ’62 model” Warn'/—. c 1 car coats. They're not only warm. tst v J | they’re wonderfully fashion- , 4 e I able, with handsome linings mL* dßm,\ j ? ... and even fur collars! **■ ijV * Itrirm this coal.tn suede j The JILL, Shoppe ] h'-ift utflr-i Trtr-i.Tjj l-Jti „Jl Jt Jl ENGRAVED OR PRINTED command. We will be glad to make sug gestions, show you samples and quote prices ... all without the slightest ob- . Wedding Invitations * ll and Announcements Jf , / szLt: jfJS* In the wording, design and printing of \ / JR— „/ fCx the formal Announcement or Invitation, \ ; t is of the utmost importance that cor- r rect form be observed. Our familiarity with the established customs applying to * quality printing will assure you satis- d o 1 faction See Samples at The Chowan Herald .. ... -m. . « j ing room, where Mrs. Edward i Weeks of Elizabeth City and i Mrs. Charles Wood of Edenton, | nieces of Mr. Riuuick, served de licious punch and wedding cake. 1 In the family room, Mrs. Rob ert Riddick, assisted by Rufus Riddick, presided over the tables loaded with gifts from many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Riddick and Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Wells of Edenton were as sisted in their duties as hosts by Misses Judy Riddick and Janet Wilson of Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker of Ports mouth and Wayne Riddick, grandchildren of the happy cou ple. Without the assistance of na tural capacity, rules and pre cepts are of no efficacy. —Quintilian. r—SECTION £NS PAGE SEVEN I• . ' Amendments Topic At Meeting- Os CD At the Civil Defense Associa tion quarterly meeting held ;.t Sanford September 10,' General Edward Griffin, state director, brought out several points to be considered in the November 6 general election regarding con stitutional amendments pertinent to continuity of government in the nuclear age. As pointed out by General Griffin, survival of a massive nuclear attack will depend on prior planning in all phases of Civil Defense preparedness, and surely continuity of government would be an important function to consider at this time. TRY A WEEKLY CLASSIFIED
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