, -THE CHOWAN HERALD.
Walker Pupils On Honor List
The second six weeks
■honor roll at D. F. Walker
High School has been re
leased by Principal James
A. Kinion.
Those listed include:
"A" Honor Roll (Eighth
Grade)
Loretta Holley, Lois Sat
terfield, David B. Foxwell,
Charles Everett, Will
Granby and Charles
Fierce.
"B" Honor Roll Seventh
| and Eighth Grades
McAlice Boyce, Kathy
Cooper, Gloria Fleming,
Velda Rae Stallings, Cal-
Jvin Slade, George Askew,
Lorr a i n Baker, Sadie
Downing, Patricia Rankin,
Henry C. Morring, Don
nell Perry, Mary Blount,
Linetta Boone, Carlington
Creighton, James Earl
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and Pattie Mae Elliott.
High School "B" Honor
Roll
Janet Palmer, Robert
Backus, Donald Bonner.
Brenda Downing, Marva
Barbara Ann
White, Charles Fayton,
Clifford Nowell, Charlene
Harris, Brenda Perry, Mary
Hill, Jackie Palmer, Fred
Sykes, Patricia Fayton,
Mattie Knight, Doris
Blount, Janice Wright, Ed
die Rountree, Randy Aus
tin, Francine Sutton, Di
ann Welch, Charlie Down
ing and Rodney Saunders.
Who?
Why all this talk about
getting back to normal?
Who would recognize him
self?
Edenton, North Carolina, Thursday, December 26, 1968.
HM" I I
DOORWAY DECORATED—Miss Jean Peele, office assistant to Dr. Richard
N. Hines, has again come up with an unusual decoration for the door at the
dentist's office on South Broad Street. This is the fourth year Miss Peele has
painted a doorway decoration in keeping with her profession. Here Santa
brushes his teeth prior to making his Christmas Eve iaunt.
Lunch Room Menus At Local Schools
Menus at Chowan Coun
ty Schools’ lunch rooms for
January 2-3 will be as
follows:
While Oak Elementary
School
Thursday Beef vege-
table soup with potatoes,
carrots, onion and toma
toes, Northern beans, rolls
with butter, pineapple up
side down cake, milk.
Friday Ocean perch,
cole slaw, French fries,
hush puppies, lemon cake.
Chowan High School
Thursday Franks, beef
and vegetable soup, crack
ers and bread, butter, or
ange juice, cookies.
Friday—Hamburgers, cole
slaw, French fries, string
beans, rolls and butter,
peach halves, .milk.
Ernest A. Swain
Elementary School
Thursday—Chuck wagon
steak, green beans, sweet
potato puff, school baked
rolls, butter, pineapple,
milk.
Friday Meat loaf, tur
nip greens, buttered rice,
gravy, biscuits, butter,
peach pie, milk.
D. F. Walker High School
Thursday Ham, maca
roni and cheese, garden
peas, biscuit, raisin cookie,
milk.
Friday—Hamburger pat
tie, slaw, hash brown po
tatoes, pickle chips, peach
crisp, rolls, milk.
John A. Holmes High
School
Thursday Tuna salad,
potato chips, cabbage and
Local Supervisor
At ECU Seminar
GREENVILLE—Teaching
supervisors from through
out Eastern North Caro
lina gathered on the East
Carolina University cam
pus last week for one of
a series of seminars spon
sored by the ECU School
of Education.
Topics at the one-day
session included problems
of grouping in the school
and a panel discussion,
“Are We Gaining on Our
Problems?”
Speakers included Joe
Kornegay of Washington,
Mrs. E. Merle Scott of
Kinston, Mrs. Lorraine
King of Jackson, Mrs. Mil
dred Pate of Gatesville,
Mrs. Ethel Matthews of
Washington and Mrs. Mil
dred Turlington of Clin
ton.
Dr. Ralph Brimley of the
ECU School of Education
is director of the seminar
series.
Attending from Edenton-
Chowan Schools was Sudie
Tomlinson.
Noisy people wonder
why anybody desires to be
quiet.
carrot salad, corn bread,
butter, chocolate cake,
milk.
Friday Country style
steak with gravy, buttered
potato, corn, rolls, butter,
sliced peaches, milk.
Seabrook Blanching Corn.
EDENTON, N. C.
Soybean Group Plans Meeting
Plans for the second an
nual meeting of the North
Carolina Soybean Producers
Association to be held on
January 7 and 8, 1969, at
the Memorial Auditorium
in Raleigh are now com
plete, said Jim Gardner,
executive vice president.
An all-out effort has
been underway for some
time by the association
and related agribusinesses
to make this meeting the
most successful of its kind
ever held in North Caro
lina. Hundreds of pro
ducers and agribusiness
men are expected to at
tend to see and hear au
thorities in agriculture
from across the nation “tell
it like it is,” which is the
theme of this most im
portant meeting.
Gardner said that the two
day meeting is free and
requires no registration.
However, there is a regis-
ANNOUNCING....
P* tfjy Bonus Savings Certificates
J JO When Held For Six Months.
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 2, 1969
$5,000.00 MINIMUM MULTIPLES OF
$1,000.00 THEREAFTER.
COME IN AND SEE US FOR DETAILS
Jgfc Edenton Savings And
Ti Loan Association
332 S. Broad St. Dial 482-3317
tration fee of $5 per per
son for those attending the
banquet, Nick Boone Show
and Princess Soya Page
ant.
He urges all persons in
terested in attending to
register early so they can
be assured of reservations
for the banquet and enter
tainment on the night of
January 7 at the Mem
orial Auditorium in Ra
leigh, where the entire
program will be held.
Many firms from across
the state and nation will
be exhibiting their pro
ducts.
"Cackle Crate"
WASHINGTO N—ln
trucking language, a
“cackle crate” is a truck
that hauls poultry and
“reefer” is a refrigerated
truck or trailer designed to
carry perishables.
Edenton Soldier
Is Decorated
FT. HOOD, Tex. Army
Specialist Five James B.
Blount, Jr., 21, whose par
ents live at 500 North
Oakum Street, Edenton,
N. C., received the Good
Conduct Medal November
20 while serving with the
2nd Armored Division at
Ft. Hood, Tex.
Spec. Blount received
the award for exemplary
conduct, efficiency and fi
delity in active military
service.
The specialist is a me
chanic with Battery B, sth
Battalion of the division’s
14th Artillery.
Time Will Tell
One reason kids are al
ways so happy is that they
don’t have kids of their
own to worry about.
—C hronicle, San Francisco.