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Merry Hill News By Mrs. Ethel Winborao Mrs. Stewart Holland and children, Michale and Dav id, of Virginia Beach spent from Saturday until Wed nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferry. Mrs. Owen Barfield and son Randy were the guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noah Small, of La- Grange. Mrs. William White and Mrs. Kay Sutton spent Fri day at Wilson. Mrs. Beckie Bunch of Elizabeth City was at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Bunch, Sat urday and Sunday. Mrs. Leu Minton return ed home Sunday after spending some time with Rev. and Mrs. Harold White of Clayton. D. E. Bowen and grand son, Dennis, HI, of Ports mouth, Va., visited his sis ter, Mrs. Ethel Winborne, Wednesday afternoon. He . spent Wednesday night and Thursday in Windsor with A. E. Bowen, Sr., and L. I. Bowen. Mrs. Kate Johnson of 1 Chesapeake, Va., was the * guest of Mrs. E. J. Pruden, Sr., from Wednesday until Saturday. She also spent seme time with her sister, Mrs. Jim Baker and visited other relatives. Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Barfield and family were: Mrs. Carl Seymour of LaGrange and Mrs. Richard Allen and daughters of Virginia Beach, Va. Mrs. Jimmie Smith and Would You Believo? WHILE HOMES As Low os $l5O Down on Usgi c * $350 Down on Ntw WESlBfc URGE SELECTION ol New and Used 10’ and 12’ Wide 1,2,3,4 Bedrooms. See them today. They’re the best “You Will Never Get in Hot Water If You Trade with Tidewater” See Peek for a Better Pick £ Tidewater Trailer Sales TWepheae 948-5155 Washington, N. C. After 9, Telephone Mi-4989 m\ WMOMMUM 4 / LOOtCArTHIsT^NA WILMA. OUtrLOCAL m OLDS DEALER SAYS m WE CAN GET A NEW m » OLDS AT REALLY » BIG SAVINGS % RIGHT NOW. y ( NICE, HERBERT, \ iIM VERY NICE. NOW DO v \ l YOU THINK WE CAN GET r. ; . \ THE FAN FIXED? / L•■ r ■ • I I < ** ‘~ - - & boys of Norfolk, Va., spent last week with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Williford. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hop kins of Newport News, jVa., were the weekend guests of Mrs. J. W. White. Mrs. Virgie Baker, Mrs. Ethel Win borne, Mrs. Te neal Taylor and daughters, Sandra and Angela, visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul White man at Arrowhead Beach Sunday afternoon. Mrs. E. J. Pruden, Sr., and Mrs. Kate Johnson Spent Friday in Edenton with Mr. and Mrs. David Mizell. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Ambrose spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Layton and Mrs. Maggie Miller. REGISTERS AT UNC Ronald W. Rogerson of Edenton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Rogerson, 1015 North Broad Street, has just completed a day long pre-registration ses sion at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The North Carolina Sym phony has 40 local chap ters throughout North Ca rolina with over 11,000 members. Only Three Seaman Sam says: ‘There are three women in the world for every man— one to marry him, one to understand him. and one to ruin him." —Herald. Boston. THE CHOWAM HERALD, EDENTON. NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, JULY 17. IM9. Festival Set In Plymouth | PLYMOUTH—Miss North Carolina, Mias Patricia . Elaine Johnson, will be the special guest of the Ply ; mouth Jaycees when they present their 13th annual Water Festival on Satur day and Sunday. The big feature of the | two day event will be the American Power Boat As sociation boat races. This is always an exciting event to watch. The Water Festival will , begin at 9A. M. At 9:30 a water skiing contest will be held. Following the ski contest, a new Water Festival Queen will be se lected. Miss North Caro lina will crown the queen. From 11:30 until 1:30 a barbecue lunch will be served at the Plymouth fire station. The U. S. Coast Guard will have on display a 18- foot Coast Guard boat on trailer. Three Coast Guard men will be on hand at the display. For the kiddies there will be train rides, pony rides, dart gallery, ducking ma chine and the world’s num ber one dog, the hot-dog stand. At 1 P. M. on Saturday the APBA races will 'be gin. •Saturday night from 9 o’clock until 1 A. M., a dance will be held at the Plymouth Moose Lodge. The Shadows of Washing ton will be the band for the event. On Sunday, action be gins at 12:30 with more APBA races beginning at 1 P. M. Larry Chesson, chairman and Larkin Little, co-chair man of this year’s Water Festival, invite everyone to attend. All proceeds will be used for local com- i munity projects. | More Strings Wanted The North Carolina Sym phony currently has 65 performing members. One of the goals of the orches tra in its Ford Challenge fund-raising campaign is to j be able to increase the size j 1 of the symphony to at least [ 80 musicians. Conductor Dr. Benjamin Swalin ex plains that such an increase would bring the all-import ant string section up to the proper level, bring better tonal balance and provide J more satisfying orchestral sound. | Wealth Can Talk Wealth is really a lot of stuff and nonsense. If you’ve got the stuff, people don’t mind listening to your nonsence. —Trlbt me. Chicago. FROM THE YELLOW PAGES Coatfamd from Page 1 left Edenton to play with the Burlington club in the Carolina League. It was reported that he signed a contract with the Burling ton club for SI,OOO bonus and SSOO per month as salary. Stuart X. 'Stephenson, an Edenton boy, was cited as one of the leading sports boosters in Alabama and was named as Sportsman of the week. He was presi dent of the Southeastern League. Richard H. Goodwin left for Scotland, where he was connected with the M. W. Kellogg Company. Mrs. Goodwin and son planned to leave a little later to make their home in Grangemouth, Sterlingshire. Excessively heavy rains done considerable damage to Chowan County crops. Miss Freda Habit and Skinner White were united in marriage in St. Eliza beth’s Catholic Church at Elizabeth City by Father F. J. McCourt. Wit’s an unruly engine, wildly striking, Sometimes a friend, some times an engineer. —George Herbert WCDJ Summer Time Is Radio Time Listen to WCDJ Daily 1260 Western Gas Wants You To Meet Charles“Chuckie” Westbrook “Chuckie” has been with Western Gas for one year. He has been very versatile, doing L-P Gas and Oil de liveries and service work. Western wants to keep training young men in order to give you bet ter service. When you need experienced service, Call Western Gas Service 313 S* Broad St - Edenton, N. C. Phone 482-3122 Increase Noted In Tax Payment RALEIGH—North Caro lina motorists have in creased their annual tax support for highway trans portation by about 66 per cent during the past de cade. An analysis by the Automobile Manufacturers Association shows North Carolina state highway user revenues have risen from $l2B million in 1958 to $214 million last year. Includ ed are motor fuel taxes, vehicle registration fees, motor carrier and other miscellaneous user charges. The study as reported by Joseph J. Moylan, AMA regional government rela tions and information rep resentative, shows annual tax receipts from the sale of motor fuel climbing from $97 million to slsl million in the 10 - year period. Moylan pointed out that North Carolina also pro vides about $152 million annually to the federal government in automotive excise taxes. He said that special -mo tor user taxes now repre sent 21.8 per cent of total North Carolina state taxes. SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON FOR THIS WEEK Continued from Page • “Here 1 am,” he said. No questions—quibbling— just complete surrender. In studying the story of Jacob, we cannot help but realize that ambition that leaves God out can easily become ruthless and self centered, as with Jacob. Ambition is fine, in its place, but if we are to be truly worthy heirs of God’s ancient covenants (not just to Israel, but to all man- ~ kind) we must be God directed. 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It is not enough for us to pro vide them with the ma terial riches of lift: —we must also provide them with the spiritual riches— and the guidance that in sures they wisely use these assets and attributes. Parents must ever be con scious of themselves as 'Ago’s servants, in order to convey to their children a sense of destiny and pur PAGE SEVEN-B pose—God’s purpose. And perhaps the most valuable knowledge we can pass on to those that fol low us is the assurance that God never sends us anywhere that He will not accompany us; He never assigns us a task with which He will not help us. The ways of God are 'be yond human understand ing, but they will have their purpose in our heir achy. Try Herald Classifieds
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