Tin CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA
Broad Street Bulletin
. By KATE
The locust sang this morning,
So we know the day’ll be hot,
The crickets chirp in the evening
In their secluded, peaceful spot.
Me? I feel like singing
And I’m happy most the time
’Cause the day is bright and sunny
And jh|a,part of the world is mine.
Isn’t summertime glorious?
To be able to sit outside in
comfort, to watch the flow
ers and birds, to fish and
swim and to have all the
fresh fruits and vegetables
to eat. Next thing to heav
en . . .
We have a most welcome
visitor this week, my child
ren’s grandmother fr o m
Maryland, who stopped to
visit with us on her way to
South Carolina, where she
will spend some time with
her daughter. Grandma is
almost 84 years old. Few
people would guess it and
Grandma doesn’t act her
age, when lots of times we
wish she would, for we’re
afraid she’ll get too tired.
She is certainly an inspira
tion to all of us and proves
the fact that when you are
‘“young in, heart” you can
live a young and happy and
useful life.
It was my pleasure to at
tend the ordination Os Thomas
Kehayes and James F. Ford
ham at the local Episcopal
Church this week. Not be
ing an Episcopalian, this was
my first experience in at
tending an ordination cere
mony, which was beautiful
and impressive. I know how
proud the parents of these
two young men are and I
also noted a gleam of pride
in the eye of Rev. George
Holmes. Seems like the
town of Edenton turns out
some mighty fine young
people. I forgot to mention
another proud person at this
ceremony, who is yet in the
background, but who never
theless looked proud and
happy she’ll soon be Mrs.
Tommy Kehayes.
I read in the Insider's
Newsletter about a new de
vice in this world of auto
mation—a husband-hounding,
“bloodhound” device. It is a
tiny battery - operated tran
sistor, concealed in the
locks of the front doors.
When a late returning hus
band quietly slips his key in
the lock, it breaks a circuit
linked to a clock. The clock
stops, thus telling the wife
exactly what time of night
her husband got home.
Here is a clever tip which
might help you when pack
ing for your vacation trip:
Cut a piece of corrugated
cardboard to fit the length
and width of your luggage.
Place it on top of a layer of
clothes already in there and
use it as a shelf on which
to put your dresses, skirts,
jacket and robe. Then you
can lift these articles from
your suitcase all at once,
leady for hanging when the
shelf is removed. This will
also help you find things in
the bottom of the bag with
out endless searching and
rqhipling.
<With green beans in sea
son, here is a good pickled
Sjtring bean recipe:' Wash and
Stem without breaking four
Bounds of young beans. Cook
m salted water 30' minutes.
Ip ra i n thoroughly. Pack
tightly, end wise in sterile
jhrs. Fill jar with the fol
lbwing liquid which has been
m ■ Each year about 400 new prescrip
• .MV tion medications are introduced.
Keeping up with them is a time
|H consuming job for your physician
and us. As part of your professional KS,
.ml health team, we keep in constant
Wk touch with physicians .. . and they .
1 \wm with US ... to make sure we carry
I ■ latCSt med ' C ' nCS * n c l uant ' t ' es ■
3 ; jgggj You can be sure we ll hase the
/ R| medications your physician prescribes.
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MR PharmaEciafa
boiled five minutes. Remove
onion before adding to the
jar. Liquid: 1 cup water, 1
cup vinegar, 1. sliced onion,
1 cup brown sugar and 1 tsp.
whole mixed spice.
A Lipstick Tip: To set
lipstick, dry lips by apply
ing baby powder for a
smooth base that will keep
your lipstick intact without
caking. Because the powder
is white, it will also light up
your lipstick color for a
frosty look.
Use vanilla extract in your
water when cleaning your re
frigerator. Vanilla acts as a
deodorizer.
The faults of the younger
generation stem from the
faults of the elder genera
tion.
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue of the power
contained in a deed of trust
executed by Mitchell Nixon
and wife, Lula Nixon, Janu
ary 8, 1964, recorded in Book
No. 439, page 440, Chowan
County Public Registry, de
fault in the payment of the
debt secured thereby having
been made, I will on July
29, 1965 at 12:00 o’clock noon,
at the courthouse door in
Edenton, North Carolina,
sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, the
following lands:
That certain tract of land
in First Township, Chowan
County, North Carolina, de
scribed as follows:
I. BEGINNING on old
Mill Road on path opposite
a red oak on George Hut
son’s land and running an
easterly course to marked
pieces to a stake; then west
wardly course across a small
branch running by a small
marked white oak to a stake
on the John Small Road;
then down the said Small
1 Road to the lands of George
Hutson; then along the old
Mill Road or path to the be
ginning and containing five
acres, more or less. * '
11. BEGINNING at the
second corner of Lot No. 1;
thence near a West course
with a line of marked trees
27 poles to a hickory; thence
South 8 degrees West 69 and
three-fifths poles to a stake;
thence South 87 ife degrees
East 26 and four-fifths poles
to a stake; thence North 8
degrees East 71 poles to the
beginning and containing ten
acres, more or less.
111. A part of Rocky Hock
Creek Swamp which lies
West of high land deeded to
Harry and Llewellyn Morris,
November 20, 1895 and con
taining 25 acres, more or
less.
A 10 per cent cash de
posit will be required of the
successful bidder on the day
.of sale to guarantee compli
ance with the sale.
This the 25th day of June,
1965.
J. A. PRITCHETT,
Trustee
Pritchett & Cooke,
Attorneys
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