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From The Yellow ed Pages Os The Herald Miss Sallie Dixon was among a group seeking state honors in a statewide music contest at Golds boro, having won highest district honors. The Cho wan High School Glee Club also entered the contest. Edenton’s entry in the Albemarle League was gradually being whipped into shape with Floyd Cay ton as manager. Dr. J. B. Pollock, an op tometrist, opened offices in the Citizens Bank Build ing. A fashion revue of brides of yesterday was presented in the Edenton High School auditorium. During this unique revue there were 32 models wearing James Dail SPECIAL: JAMES DAIL 1967 LTD H/top Vinyl roof . . . Factory Air. Low Mileage . . . Real Sharp! $2,269.00 Albemarle Motor Company Dealer No. 708 WEST HICKS ST. Phone 482-2144 "gnttCESMtl 2nd Tire Price 0n1y... i | • J 6 ■■■■• 6.50 xl3 tubeless J ■ |k biackwan^ J*rfrT^ J trade-in needed. H &L '.v • Extra tough Tufsyn rubber adds strength R| to the body to the \ a More than 8,000 gripping edges give Eg S good traction to start-stop -I|j# f rain or shine •‘ ■'.-’ ,* eW‘\J XJgtlgßMMffMßp| , \ T/AA %/. 2k '£££b&Bßh ftßragl ffißfcSK steering control in the turns : -,.wl4Ct iC%M : P||l "\i\ A B SPECIAL OFFER ON BUCKWALL TIRES ONLY ’ j “ ’ T Fad. li.T« \' S M ■■.%' \ -’%>|4 ’f-V;. Blackwatl tstTira lad Tin Par Tin. Tabalata Prica Price Hajrijr l»i „'* %’ " ‘IV- 6.50-13 $17.55 $ 8.75 $1.79 U BUY TWO 7,35-14 $18.95 $ 9.40 $2.07 P a a.- '■*‘>. .'■ ' ,‘T : : , '■ - AND SAVE-OFFER 7.75-14 $19.65 $ 9.80 $2.20”" V ENDS SAT NIGHT! 8.25-14 $22.40 $11.20 “ $2.36 BUY NOW ON OUR EASY PAY PLAN-FREE MOUNTING! HURRYtCct New GO-POMK f aan Low-Low Price! M#lr . Splnr Batteries ' 6-Volt Reg. 12-Volt Reg.j^HßK $9 95 $11.99 . Liquid center I ' IMSI - MSJII IMSKNF - MS»St X- TOT Pul of these batteries i under your hood today and xJNlStflSpe | ’■tl*Biaii UMraMM J.*. t new Co - P owur ■at this ~ l '' :.j Linut one set to a customer ■ 3WSTSJwT-•VSS- low-low price., ** /* at this price. Consistent long 1 « 2TXZ£ZZZ?~.‘Z Facv Terms * >/> ; distance & accuracy. Lasting 'szszzzzxszxz Laoy icuna tough cover finish. oooavE/u* iggfffj 412 S. Broad St. Phone 482-2477 Edenton, N. C. T^^7707m7707777T57577500m777077777707077777Z77777777777Z wedding dresses dating from 1888 to 1939. Mrs. C. E. Kramer and Miss Paulina Hassell were winners respectively in a question box and spelling bee held by the Edenton Parent-Teacher Association. With warm weather pre vailing, softball players be came interested in resump tion of a city softball league. North Carolina and espe cially Edenton shared in publicity relating to the fishing sport in the May issue of Outdoor Life. Though there was a scar city of shad caught by most local commercial fish ermen, H. C. Brickie the latter part of one week caught over 10,009, which surpassed the number he caught all of the previous year. IBP M BROAD STREET BULLETIN -by- KATE A cute little boy with an infectious grin, Freckles on his face and eyes with mischief in. Then a fine young man, sent far across the sea, NOW ... too soon ...... A Memory. I’m thinking so much about Kenny Eyer, son of our District Sanitarian and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Eyer. Since I have known Kenny when he was a little boy, this sad event of his death in Viet nam brings home the horrors of this disastrous and (to me) unnecessary war in Vietnam. I’m sure that we all extend to the family our deepest sym pathy. The Bufflap family is almost back to normal, at least we’re home and so very glad to be here. Given time and a full re covery, we’ll be back to our old haunts again—the THE 6H6WAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, MAY 15. 1869. Henry E. Foxwell, 84, one of Chowan County’s oldest citizens, died at his home in the Macedonia section. Information reached Ed enton that the Utilities Commission had granted a franchise to the Edenton- Mackeys Ferry Company, headed by W. A. Everett, to operate a bus line from Edenton to Suffolk. Half a million young shad about an inch long were liberated by the lo cal U. S. Fish Hatchery and about the same num ber were placed in the new rearing pond adjacent to the creek. Marjorie Privott was the winner of the 4-H girls’ cake baking contest. Mrs. Jane C. Skinner died at her home on the comer of Queen and Court fishing scene. I believe that the flow ers this year are lovelier than ever, or maybe I ap pieciate them more. Our friends have given us roses, peonies and other beautiful flowers which do so much to litt one’s mor ale at all times. Both of us really appreciate the thoughts of cards, food, flowers and help from our friends it’s so good to know and have so many friends. I must stop now—l get tired too quick. Please, if you have any good recipes, send them along and it’ll be good to hear from you. Streets. She was 82 years old and had been ill for a long time. Eleven Edenton students, accompanied by C. D. Stewart, returned from a trip to Washington, D. C. Miss Evelyn Hare, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Hare of the Greenhall sec tion, was aroused shortly after midnight when some one entered her bedroom. When She screamed and her father arrived, the in truder ran to a front win dow and jumped off the roof. 20 YEARS AGO Rep. J. H. McMullan ap pointed Geddes Potter as chairman of the Chowan County Board of Educa tion, succeeding James E. Wood, who resigned due to business reasons. Mrs. Leon Leary was elected president of Eden ton Parent-Teacher Asso ciation, succeeding Mrs. L. A. Patterson. Edenton and Chowan County’s first Garden Club Tour was far more success ful from every standpoint than the fondest hopes of members of the Junior Woman’s Club, sponsor of the project, as well as many others in Edenton and Chowan County who were interested in the event. Due to a wave of auto mobile stealing, Edenton police made an appeal to all motorists to remove the switch key when leaving their cars. With a number of east ern counties concerned over the condition of the Chow an River bridge, in the neighborhood of 50 people met in Edenton to discuss the situation. It was learn ed by divers that the con crete piling had deteriorat ed and that some of the cement had been washed away. Edenton police were au thorized to have printed courtesy cards to be placed' on cars of visitors for minor infractions of the traffic laws instead of a ticket requiring them to report at police headquar ters. At the request of the Varsity Club and the Jay cees, Town Council decid ed to cover the three ten nis court with asphalt. Pete Manning was elect ed manager of Chowan Tribe’s softball team in preparation for a series of games with the Elizabeth City Red Men. Lonnie Harrell was named assist ant manager. Headed by W. J. Dan iels, Great Sachem of North Carolina Red Men, members of Chowan Tribe were endeavoring to or-. ganize a Degree of Poca- j hontas, women’s branch of. the order. Fire of undetermined or igin totally destroyed the Waff Fishery at Emperor Continued from Page 5 NEW OPERATOR—E. J. Boyce, Jr., above this week opened Boyce Texaco on North Broad Street- The station was formerly own ed by Bill Perry. Boyce has been working in Whea ton. Md., for the past 10 years. He is a native of’ Chowan County and said J he is pleased to return to| open his own business. MONEY TREE EXHIBITS MONEY TREE EXHIBITS 0 fHBjjH AS A PROUDFUL SALUTE TO I 5 mLJ CHOWAN COUNTY’S INDUSTRY 4 H ... H 5 JBjdM|W| everyone is invited to visit the out- g h • standing exhibit of items manufac tfl €. A. (Chuck) BENSON tured in the county at . . . w Manager X | | s § o o § Exhibitors Are: George C. Moore Co., Carter’s Ink Co., Chris- § Craft, United Piece Dye, Jimbo’s Jumbos, Seabrook Blanch- § ing Corp., Edenton Cotton Mill, Darf Corp., M. J. Tynch, and | H Chowan Veneer Company. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, May 21, 22, 23 (The bank will remain open ’til 9 P. M. Thursday & Friday Evening’s) g ALL, PERSONS 18 YEARS AND OLDER ARE INVITED TO v O REGISTER AT THE BANK FOR THE O 1 FNB MONEY TREE j w Nothing To Buy Free Registration w Visit the Bank - See the Money Tree ... Guess the Amount H ... the Closest Guess will Win, Winner Will Be Announced * S 3 in May 29 Issue of The Herald! § 9 , 9 xh to Tk . - You Can Win 2 Register g © 6 A Tree Full S N. Os Money! 5 a | | SORRY •No Butlaeet Cm Be Traneaeted During Special Night Opening*! | MONEY TREE EXHIBITS -MONEY TREE EXHIBITS EDENTON, N. C. FOLD - N - BED HEAVY FRAME, THICK FOAM PAD. A MUST FOR SPRING AND SUM MER GUESTS. Reg. SIOM $9-88 ELECTRIC FAN 20-IN. 2-SPEED SWITCH HEAVY DUTY MOTOR. USE IN WINDOW, ON FLOOR OR TABLE. Reg. $13.97 sl2-87 Wheel Barrow BLUE ENAMEL FINISH . . . SIZE 25x32x5 Va. Reg. $7.44 $5.96 TRY A HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT! THRIFT DAY FRIDAY ONLY! Come In and. Take Advantage Os These Savings! 10 LBS. CHARCOAL HICKORY BLENDED HARDWOOD CHARCOAL BY IMPERIAL FOR DELICIOUS FLAVOR. Reg. 66c 54c Oriental Rug SIZE 9xl2’ WOVEN COTTON. 2 ENDS FRINGED . . . ASSORTED COLORS. Reg. $34.94 s3l-27 50-FT. Garden Hose GUARANTEED PLASTIC Vz IN. DIAMETER. Reg. $1.67 $1.38^ PAGE FIVE-A
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