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SOCIETY NEWS
Mrs. A. A. Posell has re
turned to Smithfield to spend
several weeks at her home.
o
Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwin
Bufflap are vacationing at
Nags Head this week. ' 1
o— —
Mr. and Mrs. Karry Lassi
ter and daughter Carol spent
Sunday visiting Mrs. David
Little at Virginia Beach.
While there they visited the
Art Show.
o
Mrs. Margaret Bateman
and family of Norfolk spent
Sunday with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
J. N. Oglesby at their beach
cottage at River Cliff.
o
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mills,
- Jr., and daughter of Virginia
Beach spent the weekend
with his mother, Mrs. W. A.
Mills.
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Mr. and Mrs, w\ E. Mills,
Allen and Judy Mills, 914
North Broad Street, were re
cent visitors at Florida’s Sil
ver Snrin"« where they ex
plored exciting mysteries of
the underwater wSrld’through
the magic of the famous
Glass Bottom Boats.
o
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Harrison
returned to their home in
Lynchburg, Va., on Saturday
after spending last week with
her sister, Mrs. J. W. White.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Shoaf
of High Point spent last week
with their son and daughter
in-law, Rev. and Mrs. E. C.
Shoaf.
Mrs. Hiram Mayo left Sat
urday night to join her hus
< band in New York City.
o ,
Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Rose
and family spent the week
end at Elkin.
o
Miss Carol Barnhill and
Miss Mary Sexton are at
tending East Carolina Music
Camp at Greenville for two
weeks.
o
Jack Bunch, assistant coach
at Chicora High School in
Charleston. S. C., is spending
two weeks visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
Bunch.
New Books At
Local Library
If you haven't already
heard about the new summer
hours at the Shepard-Pruden
Memorial Library, now is the
time to begin taking advan
tage of them. The library
is open continuously from 9
until 5:30 every day except
Wednesday and Saturday
when closing time is 12:30
On these hot summer days it
is the perfect place to spend
leisure time in air-condition
ed comfort. Some of the fol
lowing books w’ill be of in
terest to the movie-goer; mo
tion pictures based on these
books have already been re
leased or will soon be forth
coming.
An American Dream by
Norman Mailer.
Beau Geste by Percival
Christopher Wren.
Casino Royale by lan
Fleming.
A Fine Madness, by Elliott
Baker.
Funeral in Berlin by Len
Deighton.
Hawaii by James Michen
er.
Is Paris Burning? by Larry
Collins and Dominique Lapi
erre.
The Venetian Affair by
Helen Maclnnes.
The Sand Pebbles by Rich- I
ard McKenna.
shopping with you in mind
By KATE
If you have an extra spe
cial piece of furniture which
mens refinishing in any
way, call Dusty Rhoades at
his shoppe on Water Street.
Mr. Rhoades is really an ex
pert craftsman,; and he shows
his love for fine furniture
in his work. He does ex
cellent chair caning and can
weave the Rush Bottoms in
antique chairs. You can also
get the best selections in
uo'nolstering fabrics, such as
the Statesman line, Cavalier
end fabrics from Kannapolis,
N. C. Visit Rhoades Furni
ture Restoring Shop for ideas
and estimates.
' I
If you use a r typewriter
eften, you’d certainly enjoy
using one of Smith-Corona’s
electric portables from Eden
ton Office Supply. These
portable typewriters are so
light in weight, yet giving
you the utmost in service,
just right for taking any
where for yo ut typing
needs. It features automatic
tabulation, quickhdlt wiai
ns and page
Rita Mayo is attending
summer school at Western
Carolina College.
o
Hiram Mayo is attending
summer school at UNC in
Chapel Hill.
Jimmy Barnhill and Larry
Rose are attending summer
School at N. C. State Univer
sity.
o
Mrs. J. D. Barnhill and
family, and Mrs. A. A. Pow
ell attended the Moore family
reunion in Rocky Mount on
Sunday.
o
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Haskett
and Kent Haskett spent Sun
day at their cottage at Kitty
Hawk.
o
Richard P. Badham of Ra
leigh spent Tuesday with his
mother, Mrs. R. P. Badham.
o
Mrs. W. S. Harney has re
turned from Nags Head after
spending the week with her
son, Capehartr Harney and
family.
o
Mrs. C. E. Britton and
children spent Tuesday with
her mother in Williamston.
and Mrs. G. M. Byrum
and daaghter Mary Alice
spent last week at Nags
Head.
o
Mrs. Mamie Hughes is
visiting her sister, Mrs. L. E.
Farless in Bertie County.
o
Mrs. Helen Harrell and
children of Goldsboro spent
the weekend with Mrs. J. W.
White.
o
Miss Nancy Pruden of Wil
son is visiting her sister, Mrs.
B. G. Willis. They attended
the Summer Theater at East
Carolina College last Thiii-ii
day; title was "Mary Mary”.
o
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bur
roughs and family have re
turned from Myrtle Beach
after a week’s stay.
o
Mrs. B. G. Willis and her
sister, Miss Nancy Pruden
have returned from Manteo
after attending the Lost
Colony.
o
Mr. and Mrs. Carey Bunch
returned home Sunday after
visiting a week with their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Elton Bass and
rrandson, Wade in Albany,
Ga.
o
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Davis
are at .Cape Colony this week
with Mrs. Davis’ mother, Mrs.
C. W. Gregg.
Commissioners’
Proceedings
The Board of County Com
missioners met in regular
session Wednesday, July 6, at
9 o’clock A. M. with all
members present, including
W. E. Bond, chairman, C. J-.
Hollowell, Dallas Jethro, Jr.,
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Without Surgery
Stops Itch—Relieves Pain
For the first time science has found
a new healing substance with the as
tonishing ability to shrink hemor
rhoids and to relieve pain without
surgery. In case after case, while
jently relieving pain, actual reduc
;ion (shrinkage) took place. Most
amazing of all results were so thor
ough that sufferers made astonishing
statements like “Piles have ceased to
>e a problem!” The secret is a new
lealing substance ( —dis
covery of a world-famous research
nstitute. This substance is now avail
ible in suppository or ointment form
called Preparation //®. At all drug \
.counters.
at the Edenton Office Supply
for your special portable
typewriter.
Are you looking for some
thing different for a gift?
At Ross Jewelers I noticed
their attractive selection of
Brass pieces, in Candle
Sticks, Bud Vases and vari
ous shapes in Bon-bon and
occasional dishes, embossed
in different designs. An
other item, which I think
makes an especially nice
gift, is one of the miniature
Boudoir Clocks in brass and
china. There’s two repro
ductions of old Alarm
Clocks in brass among the
other assortment of beautiful
Brass at Ross Jewelers.
You know it’s nice to be
able to go in Mitchener’s
Pharmacy, knowing that
everyone there is quick to
give you excellent service in
every department. There’s
two registered
fd fill your prescriptions ac
curately, with a minimum of
waiting time. And while
you’re Waiting you can get
a nice, cool drink and a sand
• -w Wt.
J. Clarence Leary and C. M.
Evans.
The minutes of the last
meeting were read and ap
proved.
* A motion was made by
Dallas Jethro, Jr., seconded
by C. J. Hollowell and duly
carried approving the bills
as follows:
Federal Reserve Bank,
SBB 90; Federal Reserve Bank,
$51.20; ' Municipal Forms &
Svsttmsf, $8.50; N. C. Asso
ciation of County Commis
sioners, $147.00; Orkin Ex
terminating Co., $6.85; Fed
eral Reserve Bank, $598.00;
Pansy A. Elliott, $185.24; A.
P. Bateman, $5.50; W. D.
Holmes, Jr., $11.00; Town of
Edenton, $2,850.00; Post Of
fice, box rent, $6.00; H. M.
Phtnisic, $60.00; State Locat
ing Engineer, maps, $5.15;
W. E. Bond, $2.00; Elizabeth
City Milling Co., $45.00;
Grady Brown, $8.00; C. J.
Cuthrell, $5.00; Hooper Bros.,
$3.40: N. C. State Board of
Health, $29.35; K. J. Eyer,
83c; N. C. Department of
Conservation and Develop
ment, $251.90; State Commis
sion for the Blind. $67.65;
expenses of May election,
$1,188.89; , Blanchard Office
Supply,- $5.61; Mary G. Cow
per, telephone services, $19.95;
Edenton Office Supply, $5.67;
Nor. & Car. Tel. & Tel. Co.,
Fletcher F. Lassiter’s office.
$16.66; C. W. Overman, tele
phone services, $14.40; Nor.
& Car. Tel. & Tel. Co.,
$12.83; Town of Edenton, E.
& W. Department, $8.42;
Blanchard Office Supply,
$11.94; Mrs. Ima H. Asbell,
member of Welfare Board,
$99.84; Blanchard Office Sup
ply, $10.12; Carroll A. Boyce
coroner, $51.12; Bertha B.
Bunch, bills and services,
$146.85; Byrum Hardware
Co.. $7.37; Carolina Overall
Corp., $3.30; The Chowan
Herald, $29.88; Ruth B. Con
ger, travel. Welfare Depart
ment, $5.44; J. H. Conger &
Son, $14.44; Curtis 1000,
$202.55; Economy Typewriter
Co,, $95.50; Edenton Office
Supply, $20.97; Edwards &
Broughton Co., $13.89; Hazel
S. Elliott, travel, $47.74; M.
Earl Goodwin, sheriff, bills
and services, $729.79; Hill
Manufacturing Co., $127.82;
Herbert Hollowell, member
of Welfare Board, $60.00;
Mrs. Lena M. Leary, $51.25;
Nor. & Car. Tel. & Tel. Co.,
services for county offices
$109.14; Orkin Exterminating
Co., $6.85; Peoples Bank &
Trust Co., $29.05; Glenn Per
rv. care of prisoners, $251.61;
Ricks Laundry & Cleaners
57.22; Tom Shepard, mem
ber of Welfare Board, $17.65;
FOR SALE!
3 bedroom brick home.
2 baths, fireplace, large
kitchen . . . large living
room, dining area, and
screened porch. Central
heat; corner location.
Priced fin* Quick Sale!
Contact
WEST W. BRUM AGENCY, INC.
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT
wich or ice cream. Or else
you can browse around and
look for a magazine or a
benk or select several greet
ing cards while you wait.
Don't forget, too, that you
car. purchase Money Orders
and Stamps at Mitchener’s.
At the Bridge Turn Esso
Service Station, the Lucky
Tiger Sweepstakes is now
being featured, with prizes
available for everyone. A
Lucky Tiger bicycle will be
given away on the 31st of
July, so go by and pick up
your Lucky Tiger money.
You may win a valuable
prize, such as a Ford Mus
tang, RCA color TV sets,
Johnson outboard motors and
many other wonderful prizes
during th e Lucky Tiger
Sweepstakes at the Bridge
Turn Esso Service Station,
where courtesy and good ser
vices are important.
There’s no need to keep,
the same old’ pictures on the
wall from year to year,
when you can get such love
ly reproductions of famous
paintings from the Old Mas
WMI ciWi# tlMtAiJfc morn CAROLINA, Thursday nrtf a, me.
U. S. Post Office, box rent,
$9.00; salaries for month of
June, $6,385.67.
On motion of J. Clarence
Leary, seconded by C. M.
Evans and duly carried that
the resignation of Pauline
Calloway, home - economics
agent, be accepted with re
gret, effective September 1.
It was requested by Miss
Arant, district home eco
nomics agent, that the ap
pointment of Mrs. Mary
Cowper be changed from
temporary . agent to perma
nent agent on September 1
when Miss Calloway’s leave
is up. The Commissioners
granted this request. Mrs.
Mary G| Cowper was unani
mously appointed home eco
nomics agent effective Sep
tember 1, 1966.
A motion was made by J.
Clarence Leary, seconded by
C. M. Evans and duly car
ried accepting the resigna
tion of Robert S. Harrell,
chairman of Edenton-Chowan
County Good Neighbor Coun
cil with regret.
Upon motion of C. J. Hol
lowell, seconded by C. M.
Evans, the following reso
lution was unanimously
adopted:
That the action of the
Chowan County ABC Board
taken at a special meeting
of said Board held on June
9, 1966, providing that the
employees of the Chowan
County ABC store become
members of the North Caro
lina Employees’ Retirement
System be and the same is
hereby approved and rati
fied.
A motion was made by J.
Clarence Leary, seconded by
Dallas Jethro, Jr., and duly
carried increasing salary of
John Lee Spruill, veterans’
service officer, $200.00 per
year.
A letter was read by the
chairman from Norman L.
Brinkley, president of the
Chowan branch of NAACP,
requesting the Commission
ers to withhold funds allo
cated for Brown-Carver Li
brary and Shepard - Pruden
Memorial Library until there
is one library in Chowan
County to serve all the citi
zens without regard to race,
creed or color. The NAACP
asked that the Brown-
Carver Library be closed im
mediately. The Commission
ers agreed there was noth- I
ir.g they cart do in this mat
ter as all appropriations go
to the Pettigrew Regional
Library.
The meeting was adjourn
ed to convene with the
Board of Education for the |
purpose of apppinting a
member tb the ABC Board
ter line at Gene’s 5c and 10c
Store. These beautiful, large
sized reproductions, framed
to suit each picture, sell for
only $2.99 and $3.99 and
there’s a special assortment,
size 16x20, priced to sell at
only 99c. Visit Gene’s and
browse around. There’s no
end to the many items you’ll
find useful from this versa
tile 5c and 10c store.
It never gets too hot to
shop at the P&Q Super Mar
ket, for the prices are cool
and the quality is a breeze.
For your jaunt to the beach
they have cooler chests for
99c, and for that stay-at
home backyard outing you
can get charcoal, 10 lbs. for
49c or 20 lbs. for 95c. They
have all kinds of meat for
the cookout, ground beef for
hamburgers, 45c a lb., fryers
for 29c a lb. and every kind
of meat—cut, chops, ground
or anyway you want It'
There is nothing in the food
line that will make any get
together a memorable occas
ion that can’t be bought at
the P&Q.
A motion was made by Dr.
A. F. Downum, seconded by
J. Clarence Leary and unani
mously carried approving the
appointment of J. W. Davis
to serve on the ABC Board
for a term of three years,
effective July 1, 1966.
A motion was made by J.
Clarence Leary, seconded by
C. M. Evans and duly car
ried endorsing the U. S. 17
by-pass of the Town of
Edenton.
A motion was made by C.
M. Evans, seconded by C. J.
Hollowell and duly carried
adopting the Chowan Coun
ty budget for the year 1966-
1967 as presented at the June
meeting. The tax rate of
$1.55 on SIOO valuation and
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Prices in This Ad arc Effective
SUPER MARKET - Edenton - - s£ a ££‘
FREE PARKING
(Town Parking Lot Located Just Across the Street)
Jvhjm
aged to perfection naturally Swift Premium f BB
lb. 79c
Small Lean Tender Fresh Center Cut
RIB or LOIN mil
PORK CHOM « Iglg
Watson’s Grade “A” Government Inspected Whole - lb. -
CUT UP FRYERS ..... Ih. 33c
2 Lbs Signal grand for roasting or barbecuing—
-4 to 6-lb. Fresh Pork
Franks ft 89c PICNICS ft- 39c
1002 ■ rn mm in FREE *
Instant Coffee $1.39
Quart Braswell’s jar No. 2 1 / z Del Monte
Orange Drink 25c PEACHES T 29c
Quart bottle V 2 Gal. Camellia cartori
Purex Bleach 15c Orange Drink 19c
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NBC Chips Ahoy Cookies _L pk£. 45e»
12-oz. Sunshine Chocolate Chip Cocoanut Cookies...39c
Q-oz. Frozen Gorton’s Breaded p M
p E:.!IJ™! I OCEAN PERCH STEAKS ‘*“ C
IH ONE-QUART ENVELOPES 10-oz. Green Giant p
CARTON 45 *.! BROCCOLI SPEARS ,N s JS EE c £
10 LBS. U. S. NO .1 WHITE “ 1
POTATOES bag 35c
.05 rural fire district was
adopted.
James G. Blake, 111, com
munity planner of the De
partment of Conservation
and Development, and Mayor
John A. Mitchener, Jr., ap
peared before the Board and
gave a lengthy and very in
formative progress report on
the workings of the Plan
ning Board without request
for funds.
A motion was made by J.
Clarence Leary, seconded by
Dallas Jethro, Jr., and duly
carried approving a request
by the Tax Supervisor for
relief of taxes in the amount
of $1,724.14 to correct the
amount originally relieved
November 22, 1965.
Adjustment to prop
erty valuation $2,171.45
Property to be re
billed to new own
ers L 1,724.14
Total relief required $3,395.59
Original relief re
quested 2,171.45
Additional relief re
quested $1,724.14
A motion was made by J.
Clarence Leary, seconded by
Dallas Jethro, Jr., and duly
carried approving additional
appropriation for the Shep
ard - Pruden Memorial Li
brary, including $980.00 and
$289.00 for insurance.
Morris Small appeared be
fore the Board representing
residents in the area of the-
Town of Eden ton’s' trash;
dump. The complaint con]!
sisted of smoke, wet garb*!
age on top of the grpumj!
and insects. The chairmaqi
told Mr. Small he wbuld’
take the matter up with, the.’
Health Department.
The following repo rt i l
were accepted and ordered
filed:' Chowan County Wei-,
fare Department, Veteransi
Service Officer, County Ex*-;
tension Agent.
There being no further*
business the meeting was
adjourned.
W. E. BOND, si
Chairman.
bErtha b. bunch,
Clerk to the Board.