SECTIONS From The Yellowed Pages Os The Chowan Herald 30 YEARS AGO At Chowan County’s Demo cratic Convention 18 delegates with a half vote each were selected to attend the state convention and instructed to cast their votes for the nom ination of President franklin D. Roosevelt as long as his name was presented. With the closing of the commercial fishing season, like other recent years, the seiners and pound - netters were again disappointed with the season’s results. On a new registration of Chowan County voters, L. C. Burton, chairman of the Elec tions Board, announced that there was a drop of about 700 Life With Father? So maybe Dad isn’t the brightest guy in the world (he gets smarter as you grow older), and he yells a lot over noth ing at all (like a broken jar of jam on the new carpet, for instance), and he’s seldom home always working .. . Have you stopped to figure out why he’s like this? It’s no big thing, really ... he loves you, that’s all. He works to provide better things for you . . . punishes you to make you a better man than himself . . . and has wis dom that someday you’ll recognize and appreciate. This Sunday, on Father’s Day, brighten it up a bit for him by saying, “Dad, we love you, too.” The Norfolk & Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co. We added a lot of extras to this big,quiet Ford ...and cut the total price sllO. Special Ford Gaiame 500 SQHMfr - 7K>* 2-Door Hardtop n|B9K .—•• ™ ♦Based on comparison with Ford’s suggested retail price of a Ford Qalaxie 500 equipped with vinyl interior trim, rocker panel mold ings, door edge guards, vinyl roof and deluxe wheel covers. ALBEMARLE MOTOR COMPANY W. Hick* Street Phone 482-2144 Edenton, N. C. THE CHOWAN HERALD formerly on the registration books. The singing class of Oxford Orphanage presented their annual program in the high school auditorium before a packed house. Following a fire which de stroyed the building housing Chestnutt Cleaners and Dr. Tedder’s veterinary hospital at the corner of Broad and Water Streets, John F. White, the ' v repossessed owner, said he would lose no time to re build. C. La Montagne, local sign painter, was painfully injured when he was struck by a car while returning from Hert ford, where he had been working. Directors of the Greater Albemarle Association from Chowan, Pasquotank, Hyde, Bertie, Currituck, Perquim ans and Tyrrell counties met in Edenton to determine the policy of the association since the passing of W. O. Saund ers of Elizabeth City, who was the guiding light in or ganizing the group. County Home Demonstration Clubs held a fruit and vege table canning contest at the Community House at Cross Roads under the direction of Miss Rebecca Colwell, home agent. Methodists from 14 coun ties, representing the Eliza beth City District, met at Edenton Methodist Church. Disturbed Methodists were glad to learn that the pipe organ got a thorough over hauling, during which birds which interferred with the choir, were driven out. I For the year 1939 Edenton ranked 29th in the state in ! sales erf U. S. savings bonds. I The seventh grade pupils of [ Merry Hill school visited points of historic interest in Edenton. Mrs. D. M. Heaves, newly elected president of the Par ent-Teacher Association, sur prised •members at a meeting by submitting her resignation, but giving no reasons. Mem bers, unprepared to choose a i successor, quickly agreed to j let the association function as lit would without a head un til the September meeting. At a meeting of the Gum Pond Parent-Teacher Associa tion, Mrs. J. H. Bunch was elected president. At a meeting of the Eden •ten Garden Club plans were completed for the club to be come a member of the North Carolina Federation. Under the auspices of the local Lions Club, Marquis the Great, "a magician, conjuror, ventriloquist and otherwise entertainer, displayed his "wares” in the high school auditorium. Murray P. Whichard, Jr., and Miss Ida 'Lee Allen of Edenton, North Carolina, Thursday, June 18,1970 Norfolk were united in mar riage at the bride’s home. 28 YEARS AGO Highlighting a meeting of Town Council was present ment by A B. Harless of a six-point program in the hope ■that it would improve opera tion of the town government. It included a new type of budget for 1950; a pay-as you-go yearly paving project jointly between Town Coun cil and the E. & W. Depart ment; a three-man committee to negotiate all matters be tween Town Council and the E. & W. Board; a police com mission of three to operate the Police Department and to which the Police Department would be responsible; a one and one-half per cent of an ticipated revenue each year to be placed in a reserve ac count for a pension fund for city employees and immedi ate revision of the town’s registration books. At the state convention of the North Carolina Federa- €% I HOPE Comes Home After ten years of medical training and treatment pro grams on four continents, Project HOPE has come home. HOPE has established health career training centers for America’s disadvantaged in the Mexican-American community of Laredo, Texas and on the 16-million acre Navajo Indian reservation at Ganado, Arizona. Project HOPE —best known for the hospital ship S.S. HOPE, presently on a 10- month mission to Tunisia —is a private, non-profit corpora tion headquartered in Wash ington, D. C. You’d expect to pay a lot more tor any car in the Galaxie 500 class—especially with all these extra features. Instead, we’ve lowered the price! That’s what your Ford Dealer's Economy Drive is all about. Here’s what we've added: • Vinyl roof • All-vinyl interior trim • Special metallic paint • Deluxe wheel covers • Chrome rocker moldings • Chrome door edge guards Plus all of Ford’s other fine features. The Galaxie 500 you buy during the Economy Drive is the same luxury-equipped automobile it’s always been. With Ford’s famous quiet ride. With the spacious “Front Room" that gives you more leg and knee room up front. Smooth ride and handling. Available in both 2-door and 4-door models. And your Ford Dealer’s Economy Drive savings don't stop there. You’ll find special bargains on other models, too including Ford’s champion saver, Maverick. See your Ford Dealer soon. There's never been a better time to save. NOW! FORD DEALERS ECONOMY DRIVE. ford m&idm tion of Junior Music Clubs i held in Elizabeth City, Miss ] Margery Thigpen of Edenton i was elected president of the Federation. 1 At the Chowan County ' Democratic Convention held in the Court House, Lloyd E. i Griffin was re-elected chair man and Mrs. E. N. Elliott vice chairman. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Har din and two children arrived in Edenton, where Dr. Har din began arranging his of fice in the Red Men building on Broad Street. He is a na tive of West Jefferson and decided to locate in Edenton after being discharged from the U. S. Navy. At a convention of Delta Kappa Gamma held at Pine hurst, Miss Lena Jones, a ■member of the Edenton school faculty, was elected state re cording secretary of the so ciety. Philip McMullan, Jr., was honored at Duke University when he was elected vice president of the junior class of the engineering school. Mayor Leroy Haskett ap pointed a relief committee to work in conjunction with the Salvation Army in providing relief to destitute families. Those named on the commit tee were W. P. Goodwin, Mrs. Erie Haste and J. Edwin Bufflap. William H. Coffield Post No. 9280, Veterans of Foreign Wars, sponsored a baseball game on Hicks Field with all proceeds going to the Daisy Alice Ward aid fund in an effort to save the life of the 14-year-old girl who was ter ribly burned several months previously. Only 15 farmers turned out at a Farm Bureau meeting when J. A. Shanklin, cotton specialist, pointed out the lat GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES ;; 1 B highe r 1 westinghouse compact 1 prices t00.. -save 1 room air conditioners ; i H urry— \ IS* 3O s*M :gs= l no-00 1 I U * • Dehumidifies a* It ' B L • Lightweight—take it i i -§.® P f . home tonight » Westinghouse “Southerner" Air W— 1 ..."iS;; dehumidification • 2- speed l fan • Extra-Quiet operation ' H S • Adjustable air direction j " jjl|s ' g r ~ ■ l°at Ve » AiJomaticany h m™n' j ilEllllllllllllllllllßlliillla I ° | tains desired room tempera- ffi Bp -=**—■■■""' *~~~| \ ture • Exhausts and circulates u • Easy mount kit • Fits win- ‘.'H IU dows up to 48" width. '.H 339.00 ~ I ” MMKOS7Z | ► Whistle :: Brewmaster j1 \ Sings ; —1 \ <> ■)’i ■ Jlr. when Boils s l \ 1 -J J % $1 00 U 1 ™.€ stg ft ] biETT i, ; Boii. w.ier in minutes, ideal \ T liberal Budget Terms - *■&!#» '* for making instant coffee or 1 . ... MnnthlV I llg : r tea. Rose design with sing- i LOW IVIUHA' f Ik h If -M'j - * n ß bird. Import. 4 .cr —ik %%. <1 aEv^Jvi^Mi..i,,iiii-iiii;v,ii,. l iii , 1,-, m%l ... t n t m tBL wk. wk wk J. Open Dailu 8 A. M., to 5:30 P. M., Except Wednesday 8 A. M. to 1 P. M. I OOOOYEJSR stok'FJ I | 412 8 - Bro><> BL Phono 482-4477 Edonton est approved recommended practice in cotton growing and cotton insect control. A watermelon variety dem onstration was conducted at the farm of E. E. Privott of the Cross Roads community. In this demonstration six of the wilt resistant melon va rieties were planted. Miss Carolyn Elliott, so prano, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Elliott, was pre sented in a graduation recital by the Conservatory of Mu sic at Flora MacDonald Col lege at Red Springs. Melvin C. Minton, 51, who lived near Merry Hill, was killed in a bus-automobile accident near Midway. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Tuttle Harrell announced the en gagement of their daughter, Miss Marian Leary Harrell, to Thomas Collins, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Cross. Approximately 400 farm > men and women attended a r banquet at Brown-Carver Li • brary which was sponsored • by the County Council of Ne $250 mmwMmm for information leading to the arrest and conviction of subject or subjects that have stolen wire from Albemarle Electric Membership Corp., lines in Chowan County area. $250 MMWMmm also for information leading to the arrest and conviction of person or persons purchasing this wire. CONTACT Chowan County Sheriffs Department Albemarle EMC, Hertford gro Home Demonstration Clubs. Mrs. Victoria Bowser of the Canaan Temple Home Dem onstration Club won first place in the Northeastern Dis trict in a contest "Twelve Reasons Why I Belong to a Home Demonstration Club.” ~z ; - sl rr _ "IF EVERYONE IS HERE, WE’LL PROCEED WITH THE CORPORA TE EARNINGS REPORT." ■m '■ • * « - Ml LSI SECTION B Edenton and surrounding territory was in darkness tor about three hours due to an electric failure. The Woman’s Missionary Union of Chowan County met at Warwick Baptist Church when the theme of the meet ing was “Christ Our Light.”

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