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SOCIETY NEWS
Morehead City Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Stewart of
Morehead City were the week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Duncan.
Week-end Guests
•Representative and Mrs. L. H. I
Phipps of Chapel Hill were the I
guests of Dr. and Mrs. Ed Bond!
for the week-end.
. Chicago Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Bill George of
Chicago are the guests of iMr.
and Mrs. Nick George.
Visiting Here
Mr. and Mrs. William Town
son 111 and daughter, Angela, 1
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. William
Townson, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs.
John N. Bunch.
Fayetteville Visitor
William Fields of Fayetteville
was an Edenton visitor Satur-;
day.
On Western Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Ep Debnam are'
on a trip through western North
Carolina and Tennessee.
New Jersey Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Robertson
of Trenton, N. J., are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rodney By
rum.
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Sunday In Edenton
Mr. and Mrs. John Sokal and
children of Tarboro spent Sun
day in Edenton.
Saturday Visitor
Edmund Harding of Washing
ington spent Saturday in Eden
ton.
On Television
Mrs. Frances Shore, Mrs. Tom
Bass and Mrs. F. A. Jordan, Jr.,
appeared on WNCT in Greenville
Tuesday on behalf of the Pil
grimage of Colonial Edenton and
Countryside.
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Visit In Petersburg
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Allsbrook
spent the week-end in Peters
burg, Va., where they visited
relatives and friends.
Week-end Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Britton
of Ahoskie were the week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Britton.
Visiting parents
jtors. Harry Ferguson of Wash
ington, D. C., is the guest of her
parents, ! Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
Marriner.
Virginia Visitors
Mrs. Clarence Leary, Jr., and
sons, Joe and Ned of Bayside,
Va., are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Conger, Sr.
Here From Greensboro
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott
of Greensboro are the guests of
Mrs. L. E. Patterson.
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New York Visitors
Mrs. Frank Graham of New
York was the week-end guest
of the Rev. and Mrs. Fred Drane.
Promoting Pilgrimage
Mrs. John Douglas, Mrs. Char
lie Small and Mrs. Roy Spruill
are in Portsmouth today (Thurs
day) to promote the Pilgrimage
for the Woman’s Club.
In Wilmington
Several Woman’s Club mem
bers including Mrs. Thomas By
rum, Mrs. Cecil Fry, Mrs. Joe
Thorud, Mrs. Jesse Harrell, Mrs.
James Cozart, Mrs. Bruce Jones,
Mrs. Leo Katkaveck, Mrs. Zech
Bond, Mrs. W. J. P. Earnhardt,
Mrs. Ed Bond and Mrs. Warren
Twiddy are in Wilmington today
(Thursday) to promote the Pil
grimage for the Woman's Club.
Appear On WTAR
Mrs. R. J. Boyce and Mrs.
Chester Stevens will appear on
WTAR in Norfolk Friday to pro
mote the pilgrimage.
Visit In Newport News
Mrs. Clarence Britton and
Mrs. M. J. Parham visited in
Newport News Wednesday.
Visits Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Harless
had as their guest last week Mrs.
• Harless’ mother, Mrs. Atkinson
as Dinwiddie, Va.
Wednesday jut Cnapel Hill
Mrs. J. Edwin ißufflap spent
Wednesday in Chapel Hill. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Rena
Moore of Elizabeth City.
Maryland Visitors
i Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Kline of
keedysville, Md., and Frisby
Kline of Hagerstown, Md., spent
he week-end as guests of Mr.
snd (Mrs. J. Edwin Buffiap. They
were accompanied home by Mrs.
Frisby Kline, who spent two
weeks as guest of her son-in
law and daughter.
Washington Visitor j
' Mrs, Harry Crummey of Wash-1
|pgton, N. C, spent a few days j
over .the week-end in Edenton.
visiting relatives and friends. j
Visit In Elisabeth City
Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwin Bufflap,
Martin Zimmerman and Mrs
Harry Crummey of Washington,
N. C., spent’Sunday afternoon as
guest of Miss Dorothy Bufflap
[in Elizabeth City.
Greenville Visitors
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Hum
ber of Greenville were Edenton
guests Saturday.
Guest of Parents
Miss Judith Adams has re
turned to Portsmouth General
Hospital where she is a student
after spending a month’s vaca
tion with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Adams.
Returns From Hospital
Mrs. Roy Newsome has return
ed home from Duke Hospital,
Durham, where she has been a
patient about four weeks while
undergoing major surgery.
Easter Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. A. W- Furgiuele
and daughters, Martha Jane and
Harriet Randolph, of Culpeper,
| Va., will arrive Friday to spend
I the Easter holidays as guests of
Mrs. Furgiuele’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. J. Wood.
Richmond Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. White
and two children Susan and Sam,
Jr., of Richmond, Va., spent the
week-end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Frank White, Sr., on
West Eden Street.
Here From Greenville
Mr. and Mrs. Alex White and
daughters, Rebecca and Anna of
Greenville spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Frank White, Sr., on West Eden
Street.
MASONS MEET TONIGHT
A stated communication of
Unanimity Lodge No. 7, A. F. &
A. M-, will be held tonight
(Thursday) at 8 o’clock. T. B.
Williford, master of the lodge,
urges all Masons to attend.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney S- Cam
pen. Jr., of Washington, D. C.,
announce the birth of a daugh
ter. Sumner Brooke, born Wed
nesday, March 27. at the Co
lumbia Hospital for Women.
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I
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or three times a year. New
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locks out tar
for
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easy step — just Ip -y-V
apply and B|
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THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, APRIL 11. 1963.
49 More Enroll In
Hospital Auxiliary
Forty-nine more members were;
enrolled in the Chowan Hospital
Auxiliary during the week. The
newest members to be added
are:
Mrs. Fred Winslow, Mrs. A. D.
Ward, Jr., M.\ and Mrs. D. H-
Berryman, Mrs. N. E. Jordan,
/w the Sest of everyth thg for "
% EASIER FEASTING SI
jrjft” Phthisic’s GREEN STAMPS ~ AMERICA’S MOST VALUABLE STAMPS...
Gives v
10 to 12-lb. Harrell’s Tenderized SMOKED v A T „
_ _ _ A \ CAROLINA GRADE “A”
HAMS lb. 39 c pryfrc
shank portion M f 1 I K
WHOLE-or- A&C At jOfcp
BUTT PORTION i ®HR
P I C N I C S lb. 29t ib.
SMALL LEAN TENDER FRESH 1-LB. GWALTNEY
PORK STEAKSi 39c FRANKS 1 45 c »
10 TO 12 LB. AVERAGE CHESTER HILL I
41^YOUNG TURKEYS lb. 39c
YOUNG TURKEYS Ib. 39c
l\ . iit r» 1 iiri 1 A PINT GULF (Real Bargains)
Quart Way Pack Whole f nrnr w . . . M t
Swppt Picklps l 39c &S&& Charcoal Llflhter 8 W«
‘ (hartoal Briquets -89 c
Orange Drink: 29« vk v mV >£»>: §£'
Easier Egg Instant -
3 Lb. Snowdrift Color Sets viol fee ;
SHORTENING 15< 69c ■!
STTNRHTWF jg
mm VAIN II I A WAFER \
Hl-=?=|r| produce top values j
EaStS r D I € j| t s Bamna Pudding Time in Dixie . . .
1-lb. Luden’s or Brach’s A- RIPE YELLOW j
aSSOs ted Jelly Eggs can O c j RAM AM AC ThiOcji
lO'/i-oz. Brach’s Nougat tr °!T *' ood Su P ßr Va,ues I DMfI#UIH3 A * A3*|
ftL . , . n .... n . 1 a* 2 LBS. IDAHO VALLEY I ■ 1 g
Chick and Rabbit Candy.... pkg. 29c ■■ ■■ , | 5 lbs. porto rican no. 1 J|
11%-oz. Brach’s Marshmallow ■ IwllCll TIICS OtAtOOSif
i**aP- ft* bag 29t I c |L C 17,
8-oz. Brach’s 2 LBS. DEERFIELD | 3 IPS. Jf * j
Hide-And-Seek Egg5......pkg.29c Baby Limas 1 grown yop
Luden’s Pure Milk " A , lO
Chocolate Chicks ....ea.2se bag 49c '
Mrs. Eugene Jordan, Mrs. Isaac
Byrum, Mrs. Isaac Byrum, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blanchard,
I Mrs. Victoria Ward, Mrs. Ed
Ward, Mrs. Edna Chappell, Mrs.
Bryant White, Mrs. Earl Parks,
Mrs. F. I. White, Mrs. Edmond
• White, Mrs. Syble Chappell, Mrs.
I Leona White, Mrs. Albert Hobbs,
Mrs. E. G. Blanchard, Mrs. Irvin
Blanchard, Mrs. Ivan Bunch, Mrs. j
Vandy Parks, Benford Copeland, 1
Mrs. L. C. Bnggs, Mrs. Thelma
Goodwin, Mrs. Jesse Harrell,
Mrs. George Lassiter, Miss Lillie
Perry, Mrs. B. M. Hollowell, Mrs.
Alton Topping, Mrs. Belle W.
Parker, Mrs. Paul Ward, Miss
Donnie Ward, Mrs. ~E. E. Boyce,
Jr.,’ Mrs. Murray Baker, James
Baker, Mrs. James Ward, Mrs.
Warren Rollins, Mrs. Maybelle
; Winslow, Mrs. Foy Ward, Mrs. '
1 Wince White, Mrs. Hazel Blanch-1
ard, Mrs. Curtis Chappell, Mrs.
Mavor Berryman, Mrs. Henry
Hinton, Mrs. Aileen Bunch, Mrs.
Russell Byrum.
VFW MEETS TUESDAY
William H. Coffield, Jr. Post
No. 9280, Veterans of Foreign j
Wars, will meet Tuesday night, j
April 16, a* 8 o’clock. Com-j
! mander Hallett Chosson requests 1
I a large attendance.
Final Allotment For
Cotton In Chowan Is
3,452.6 Acres In ’63
According to statistical tables
prepared- by the State ASCS Of
| fice as of' Marc.i , 29, Chowan
! County farmers did'not surrender
j any cotton acreage for 1963,
I while they"requested 761.4 acres
‘from the ASCS.
The original county allotment
was 2,691.4 acres and 1,202.2
acres were requested to plant.
There were 440.6 acres eligible to
be released lor reapportionment,,
so that the final cotton allot
ment after release and reappor
tionment for 1963 is 3,452.6 acres.
How blessings brighten as
they take their light.
—Robert Browning.