* From The Yellowed Pages Os The Chowan Herald
M YEARS AGO
1 Jcflm F. White was ap
pointed as a member of a
“Loyalty to Roosevelt” cam
paign. State Senator John
Folger was state chairman in
a movement to have delegates
to the Democratic National
Convention honor Gov. Clyde
jk. Hoey by voting for him
on the first ballot as a favor
ite son, and thereafter for
Franklin D. Roosevelt for a
third term.
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iMrs. William Privott was 1
honored at a surprise birth
day dinner when her sister, 1
Mrs. Bernice Batts of Rober- '
sonville entertained at a din
ner party at Hoyt’s Case near
Creswell.
Richard D. Dixon, clerk of
court for Chowan County,
was appointed a field worker
in the J. M. Broughton cam
paign for Governor.
The Monogram Club, re
cently organized at Edenton
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAKOIJNA, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1970.
High School, staged an unique i
affair when a “Lil Abner”
dance was held in the arm
ory.
Though specifications called
for a waterproof building
when the local Post Office
was erected, a corps of work
men were working to add
this feature to the building.
Margaret White Byrum of
Edenton, a student at Louis
burg College, was among 143
girls representing nine North
Carolina colleges to model
clothing made by themselves
at the 13th annual Cotton
Style Show at State College.
Twenty-five boys of Eden
ton High School formed a
Monogram Club with Emmett
Wiggins elected president.
George L. Davidson, 71.
died at his home near Can
nons Ferry after being in ill
health for about six months.
Unseasonable weather play
i ed havoc with the two base
ball teams, focomoke City,
; Md., and Reading, Pa., in
i their spring training in Eden
tion. Two exhibition games
were forced to be cancelled
; due to a cold driving rain
; and snow.
Through the efforts of Sen
ator Josiah W. Bailey, chair
■ man of the Committee on
1 Commerce, The Herald was
. furnished a report of ifederal
• expenditures in Chowan
- County from March 4, 1933, to
Jupe 30, 1939. The total
amounted to $1,046,741.
In order to remedy crowd
ed conditions on East King
Street, were no
tified that parking would be
allowed only on the north
side of this street.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Cates,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Cates, gave a vocal recital
at Converse College, Spartan
burg, S. C.
A group of Chowan County
older youths met at the Com
munity House at Cross Roads
and organized a County Ser
vice Club, when Carlton
Goodwin was elected presi
dent.
Herbert R. Leary, at the
last minute, filed as a candi
date for a seat in the State
Senate.
Edenton High School’s saf
ety patrol again went into
action directing traffic at
four street intersections dur
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- ing the time school children
> were on the way to their
- homes.
i Richard D. Dixon was
- elected .fifth vice president of
the Eastern Carolina Cham
» ber of Commerce at a meeting
. held at Bethel.
: A week’s revival meeting
was held at Edenton Metho
• dist Church, with Rev. Sam
) A. Maxwell of Aberdeen be
t ing the guest evangelist.
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