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Patients Discharged From Chowan Hospital
VISITING NOUNS:
t to 4 P. M.—7 to I P. 44-
Patients discnarged from
• Chowan Hospital June ?5-
July 9 included the follow
ing:
Mrs. Lizzie Gilliam, Miss
Barbara Privott, Master
Tommy Rountree, Edward
W. Taylor, Mrs. Johnetta
White, Mrs. Kathy Wright,
Lester Revell, Mrs. Emma
Lou Thompson, Mrs. Ilia
White. Mrs. Kate Bush,
Master Jimmy Wilder, Miss
Brenda Riddick, Mrs. Nel
lie Davis, E. L. Brinkley,
Vannie Basnight Miss Bes
sie Whitehurst, Mrs. Gladys
Thompson.
Also, Mrs. Lennie Tur
ner, Miss Ellen Cuthrell,
Billy Spruill, Mrs. Joyce
White. George Ford, Miss
Shopping With You In Mind
By KATE
Whether you ladies rea
lize it or not, your weekly
shopping trip for groceries,
etc., is planned around
“what kind of meat shall
we have this week”? Well,
V'hen you shop at the P It
O Supermarket, you’ll al
ways have a good selection
of fresh meats, adaptable
for any budget. This
week’s meat specials in
clude shank or butt ends
of smoked picnics at 39c a
pound; first cut pork chops
at 49c; round steak at 89c;
beef liver at 39c and cubed
chuck steak at 89c. Right
now the produce counter is
a* its peak with fresh vege
tables and fruits. By the
C&E)
EDENT ON, N. C,
Pampers
for drier, happier babies
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89c! $|.49
DAVID SAYS....
Ht We MUST SELL
tjg-jfct every appliance on
jJnHn our floor by July 31.
y° u need any of
JH&; . WmMtm the following, please
call me or come by
the store and count
your savings!
Washers... Radios
Refrigerators... Fans
Freezers... Ranges
TVs... Mowers
Air Conditioners
See or Call David Baker
Home Ph. 482-4035; Office 482-2186
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US a. BSOAD ST. EDENTON, ft. c.
PHONI «n-ust'
Gail Parks. Miss Dawna
Boston, Mrs. Shirley Bry
ant, Mrs. Gail Clark, Will
Patrick, Mrs. Laura Welch,
Mrs. Jean Cobb, Grover
Cale, Mrs. leer Creecy,
Mrs. Mollie Hollowell, Wil
liam Burnette, Mrs. Sallie
Baker, Mrs. Kate Lamb,
Mrs. Arnette Ruffin.
Also, Mrs. Estelle Bond,
Mrs. Faye Harrell, Mrs.
Myrtle Haywood, Miss Jan
ice Miller, Mrs. Johnnie
Belle Holley, Mrs. Joyce
Williams, Mrs. Diann Rob
erts, Mrs. Betty Hawkins,
Ernest Stevenson, Master
Kenneth Spruill, Mrs. Es
sie Wilder, Mrs. Bessie
Jordan, Mrs. Ava Smith,
Master Vernon Woodley,
James J. Davenport, Mrs.
Janet Livingston, Mrs. Jean
way, you can get 10 pounds
of new white potatoes for
only 49c at the P It Q
Supermarket.
Since their new fall suits
and dresses are arriving
daily, Tarkington'* have re
duced many of their ladies’
and misses’ summer dresses
and sportswear. So now is
the time to stock up on
your summer wardrobe at
greatly reduced prices. Al
so on sale at Tarkington's
is a good selection of ladies’
large size bathing suits. Be
sure to shop NOW at
Tarkington'c.
Miss Linda Roughton of
Columbia, N. C., has joined
the staff of the Nu Curl
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1968
Craddock. Mrs. Margaret j
B Holley, Reginald Gram-1
by, Mrs. Ruth Henderson. ‘
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Nel-I|
son Gilliam, a daughter; 11
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey 11
Wayne Roberts, a son; Mr. [J
and Mrs. Augustus Wilder, I ]
a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. 1
George Anthony Thompson. 11
a son; Mr. and Mrs. Joe 11
Rogers Bryant, a son; Mr. [I
and Mrs. Murray Baker [ I
Williams, a son; Mr. and [I
Mrs. William Edwardll
Smith, a son; Mr. and Mrs. ||
Walter Raleigh Hawkins, a j I
daughter; Mr. and Mrs. I
James K. Bond, a son; Mr. I
and Mrs. Holley Wheeler, 11
a son; Mr. and Mrs. Alton 11
Ray Clark, a son. I
s Beauty Salon. Irma Alls
r brook, who specializes in
I hair cutting and styling, al.
so invites her many friends
and customers to drop by.
s With a full staff of six op
; era tors, you will be able to
. get early appointments
’ with the operator of your
i choice. By the way, while
i at the Nu Curl Beauty Sa
i lon, be sure to inquire
; about the complimentary
facial with Koscot Cos
i metics.
Gena's Sc and 10c Store,
realizing how bored child
ren can get in the summer
time and also realizing how
hard it is to entertain
them sometimes, has stock
ed up on many interesting
and unusual toys for boys
and girls. There’s the
Frosty Freez ice cream
maker, to make their own
ice cream in 10 different
flavors, or the Sno Cone
machine for real treats. An
educational toy is the light
up color writer for age 5
to adults. Then, too, you
cqn get the bubble foam
machine which uses bubble
soap or any detergent.
These and many other toys
trom Gene's 5c and 10c
Store.
Roes Jewelers has a new
line of beautiful pewter
giftware by International,
some of the pieces being
cream and sugars, trays
and candlestick holders.
And, believe it or not,
their new Colonial repro
duction of stainless steel
sets and small serving
pieces look quite elegant
along with the pewter
pieces. All these make
lovely gifts. And, by the
way, I forgot to tell you
last week about the new
wide watch bands, the Go-
Go Band, so popular with
the younger set, are avail
able now at Ross Jewelers.
The Betty Shoppe of
Fashions is continuing their
sale of spring and summer
fashions with added reduc
tions of beach party swim
suits—one-third off the or
iginal price; jewelry re
duced one-third; pants
dresses reduced for the first
time at one-third off and
straw bags reduced one
third. Now is the time to
take advantage of these ex.
tra special fashions at re
duced prices at the Betty
Shoppe.
There’s a new and quite
attractive cosmetic case in
the center of Hollowell’s
Rexall Drug Store, filled i
with a display of the most |
popular and fashionable
cosmetics. While in Hollo
well'*, I noticed a new in- I
novation for the lady trav- |
eler, the small hand hair
dryer in its individual trav
eling case and also the new
instant hair setter by Mi3s
Clairol. The cordless mani
cure set by Empire ought
to be another aid to beauty
for the vacationer and
traveler, too. Why not
drop in Hollowell'* Modern
R*x«U Drug Store and
stock up on all your ne
cessary drugs and cos
metics? ]
The Weetera Auto Star*
brings you a big sale of
vacation values, with many
extra savings. During this
sale you can get a targe
combination ’ refrigerator
freezer, 16 cubic feet, with
130-pound top freezer for
only $260.88 and its NO
FROST! Another big and
timely value is the Wizard I
holiday ranch wagon, a I
ing and ftaUng equipment,
Ante Mom.
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