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THE CHOWAN HKMIA EDENTON NOVEMBER 14, 1968.
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"HEY. LOOK US OVER!"— Bmnl nmbm of the Petticoat Pilot Club flew
into Edenton Monday to make plans for their regular monthly meeting here
next month. Ray Ellis, manager of Edenton Municipal Airport, is surrounded
SI the pilots as they show off some of their national publicity their unusual
Bb has mustered. Left to right are: Mrs. Betty Lou Liyerman of Panlego;
Mrs. Esther Fordham of Goldsboro, president; Ellis; Mrs. Marge Lindin of
Aurora; Mrs. Carol Daughtridge of Rocky Mount; Mrs. Jane Man ton of Wash
ington, and Mrs. Norma LaFeeera of Goldsboro.
Herald Society News
Mr. and Mrs. Ardhie
Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Belch and Mrs. Carolyn
Nixon spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hol
land of Virginia Beach and
attended the Country West
ern Show at the Norfolk
Arena Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K.
Brown, Jr., of Camp
Springs, Maryland, spent
the weekend with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Jor
dan and family spent the
weekend in Greenville vis
VEGETABLES
★ WEEKEND SPECIALS *
Juicy Florida Oranges
5 lb. bag 3 c
Collards - Mixed Greens
5c lb.
Home Grown Tomatoes
SI.OO peck basket
Jones Fruit Stand
Hiway 17 - 3 Miles South of Edenton
How food fads
Sg? can fool you
. &£**"'' don’t mean there’s any
thing wrong with eating
yogurt and wheat germ
and so on. They are fine,
healthful foods. But here's
the rub. Advocates of some food fads promise
benefits that diet alone can’t deliver. Occasionally,
someone with a medical problem will try to solve
it by living mostly on cabbage juice or some such
thing. Special foods and diets; however, have lim
itation-can be harmful when improperly used.
So if you think there’s anything wrong with you,
by all means see your physician.
HnllntDell’s
IvPYfIU lir C
iting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Bunch, Jr., and Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Ashley spent
the weekend in South Ca
rolina with Jack Bunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C.
Cross and family went to
Homecoming at East Caro
lina University, Greenville,
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John L.
Goodwin spent the week
end at Nags Head.
Adrian E. Jones, associa
ed with Moore-McCormack
Lines, has returned to
Edenton after a 3 months
trip to Vietnam.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Barnes had as their guests
this weekend, his mother,
Mrs. Mabel Barnes of An
gier and niece, Miss Sue
Ann Stephenson of Benson.
Little Miss Donna Wei
kel of Norfolk was hon~red
on her sixth birthday with
a party on Saturday the
home of her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Halsey.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mc-
Cain of Maryland have re
turned to make their home
in Edenton. Mr. McCain is
employed by Chris-Craft.
Mrs. Helen Parks visited
her daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Hol
lowell, Jr., in Tyner on
Sunday.
Woody Parks of Cherry
Point is visiting his mother
Mrs. Helen Parks.
Mrs. Boyd Bailey and son
of Windsor visited Mrs.
Jean Halsey on Tuesday af
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dail,
Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Layton spent Saturday in
Norfolk visiting R. H. Lay
ion who is a p-d'ent at Lee
Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Judy White spent
the weekend in Greenville
visiting her husband, Bud
dy White and attended the
football game between East
Carolina University and
Tampa University.
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. War
den of Saratoga, Fla., stop
ped by to see her mother,
Mrs. H. C. Goodwin for a
few hours Saturday before
going on to Maryland.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Flynn accompanied Mrs.
Bill Elliott to Norfolk on
Sunday where she is stay
ing a while with her broth
er, Lewis Sanders.
Mr. and Mrs. Lance
Bufflap of Columbia, S. C.,
and Miss Dorothy Bufflap
of Elizabeth City were
weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Edwin Bufflap.
Mrs. Luke Wright, Mrs.
Milton Tynch and Mrs. H.
D. Elliott spent Saturday
visiting Mrs. James C.
Spencer in Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. White,
Jr., of Suffolk visited their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
White, Sr., and Mr. and
Mrs. Freeman Umphlett for
the weekend.
Films Slated
At Flying Club
Edenton Flying Club, a
newly organized club de
signed to promote general
aviation in the area, will
meet Tuesday night at 8
o’clock at Edenton Munici
pal Airport.
West Byrum, club presi
dent, announces that two
FAA films of great inter
est will be shown and im
portant business transacted.
The club has 30 mem
bers and new members are
being sought from among
Chowan area citizens inter
ested in flying.
In addition to Bynun,
officers are: Curtis O.
Forehand, vice president;
Bill Bass, secretary-treas
urer, and Dr. Richard
Hardin and N. J. George
board m^:..U;rs.
Education Week
Observance Set
Edenton-Chowan Schools
are taking part in Ameri
can Education Week, No
vember 10-16. The theme
is: “America Has a Good
Thing Going—lts Schools.”
America does have a
good thing going in its
t .Stools, says a local NOEA
official, and it faces a big
challenge to keep it going
and improving. The ob
servance of this week gives
the community the oppor
tun it y to observe its
schools, appraise them and
offer support for improve
ment.
Wednesday night open
house was 'held for the
Walker Parent _ Teacher
group with students in
grades seven through 12.
Tonight (Thursday) has
been set aside by Walker
primary, Swain, Chowan,
White Oak and Holmes
schools as the day the par
ents are cordially invited
to visit.
“Come see for yourself
the educational strengths
of the school and con
structive criticism to help
overcome its weaknesses
will be welcomed, a
spokesman said.
‘-Arreri-a does have a
good thing gri-g in its
schools—aid you can help
to make it better by your
participation,” it was said.
“Visit the public library,
the lobby of the county of
fice building and view the
educational displays, also.”
Hiram A. Weeks’
Mother Succumbs
Mrs. Mamie Bond Weeks,
82, mother of Hiram A.
Weeks of Edenton, died in
Lee Memorial Hospital at
Sanford Monday after a
long illness.
She was a member of
Dawson Baptist Church at
Scotland T'eck, where frn
eral services were held
Wednesday afternoon at 3
o’clock.
Surviving are three
daughters, Mrs. Wesley
Barnhill of Scotland Neck,
Mrs. George Brown of
Murfreesboro, and Mrs. E.
E. Duffell of Sanford;
three sons, Rev. James
Weeks of Red Oak, Dan
ford Weeks of Scotland
Neck and Hiram A. Weeks
of Edenton. Fifteen grand
children also survive.
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TO MAKE DEBUT—Two seniors at D. F. Walker
High School will be presented to society November 29
at the Debutante Ball in Memorial Auditorium in Ra
leigh. Gail Auis Jones, left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W. Earl Jones, and Joyce Yvette TillcP, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Geo.-ge t. Tillett, will lake their bows
at the ball sponsored by Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority.
Miss Jones hopes to study elementary education and
library science in college while Min Tillett w'J. pursue
a careor in music and social science.
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Judge Privott Handles
Lenghty Court Docket
A wide variety of cases
were tried Tuesday in
Chowan County District
Court as officials waded
through one of the longest
dockets in recent months.
Judge W. S. Privott pre
sided and Solicitor Wilton
Walker prosecuted the
docket. Action taken in
cluded:
Joseph Edward Robin
son, improper muffler, $lO
fine and costs; no opera
tor's license, nol pros.
John William Brabble,
drunk driving, four months,
suspended upon payment
of SIOO fine and costs. No
tice of appeal entered and
bond fixed at S2OO.
Eeazer Davenport, im
proper passing, 30 days,
suspended upon payment
of $25 fine and costs.
Raymond Lacey Strick
land, speeding, 30 days,
suspended upon payment
of SSO fine and costs.
Cleaven Lee White,
speeding, 10 days, sus
pended upon payment of
sls fine and costs.
Joseph Wallace Good
win, traffic violation, pray
er for judgment continued
upon payment of costs.
Preston Woodard, im
proper registration, no op
erator’s license, 60 days,
suspended upon payment
of SSO fine and costs.
Joseph Scott Harrell, Jr.,
speeding, 30 days, sus
pended upon payment of
$25 fine and costs and net
drive for CO days.
William Thomas White,
assault with a deadly wea
pon, four months, suspend
ed upon payment of $lO
fine and costs.
William Roger Shearin,
speeding, 10 days, suspend
ed upon payment of sls
flue and costs.
Jackie Clifton Britt, non
support, prayer for judg
ment continued.
Winther Roosevelt Co
field, too fast for condi
tions, 10 days, suspended
upon payment of $lO fine
and costs.
Larry Darnell Lawrence,
improper passing, 10 days,
suspended upon payment
of $lO fine and costs; no
operator’s license, nol pros.
Brenda Jovce Privott,
reckless driving, convicted
n
if
of driving too fast for con
ditions, prayer for judg
ment continued upon pay
ment of costs.
Karen Lee Banks
Toombs improper passing,
prayer for judgment con
tinued upon payment of
costs.
Kenneth Edward Brick
heuse, hit and run, no op
erator’s license, no liabil
ity insurance, eight months,
suspended upon payment of
SIOO fine and costs and
pay Albemarle Motor Com
pany $115.59. Notice of
appeal given and bond fix
ed at S3OO.
Samuel Lee Collins, fail
ure to display inspection
sticker, 10 days, suspended
upon payment of costs.
Frank Leary, possession
of untaxed liquor, 90 days,
suspended upon payment
of $25 fine and cos*s.
Raleigh Leary, possession
of untaxed liquor, 12
months, suspended upon
payment of SSO fine and
co; ts.
Curtis Holley, larceny, 60
days, suspended upon pay
ment of $lO fine and costs
and make rest.'tut on of SB.
Kermit Ray Smith,
breach of peace and speed
ing, 60 days, suspended up
on payment of SSO fine and
ccsts.
John Christopher Morris,
David Theadore Chappell,
Donald Wayne Vard, Earl
C. Dail, Rodney B. Smith,
Glenn Ward and Paul Dur
woed Coreland, breach of
peace, prayer for judg
ment continued upon pay
ment of costs.
Howard Holley, non-sup
port, prayer for judgment
continued.
Robert McClease Holl-y,
speeding, 30 days, sus
pended upon payment of
SSO fine and costs.
Ben Louis Knox, traffic
vio'efion, prayer for judg
ment continued upon pay
ment of costs.
Robert Lee Morring,
traffic violation, 10 days, I
suspended upon payment
of $lO fine and costs
Nongroup and
Student Plans
For •nrotlmenl
information contact
Mrs. T. 0. Asbell
T7NER, N. C. 27*180
Phone 221-1665
EDENTON, N. C.
representing
North Carolina
Blue Cross and
Blue Shield, Inc.
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JANUARY BRIDE-ELECT—Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Asby
of Plymouth announce the engagement of their daugh
*®r > Jew to Wayne Griffin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Flo/d Griffin of Roper. A January wedding is planned.
CANCER BOARD MEETS
The board of directors
of the Chowan Unit, Am
erican Cancer Society, will
meet at 8 P. M. Tuesday
in the Municipal Building.
SHOP I. N. S.
AT
W. E. S.
FRESH
Picnics lb. 39c
GWALTNEY
Baco i lb. 59c
CLUB’S
Barbecue lb. 89c
GENERAL ELECTRIC
Light Bulbs 4 for 89c
3F-OZ. DUKE’S
Corn Oil jar 69c
PILLSBURY
Biscuits 4 cans 35c
GILL’S
Coffee lb. 59c
SUNSHINE 15-OZ.
Chocolate Nuggets .. .box 45c
Try Us For Fresh Meats and
Homemade Sausage
W. E. Smith's Store
ROCKY HOCK SECTION
PHONE 221-4031 EDENTON, N. C.
C^666