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School Lunch Room Menus t * Menus in Chowan County schools' lunch rooms for Sep tember 21-28 will be as fol fjfaWK ' White Osh Elementary School 'Monday Franks on bun, jqiustard and catsup, French : fries, mixed vegetables, choco late cake, milk. -—Tuesday Chuck wagon -Weak with gravy, whipped potatoes, green beans, cook ies, rclls with butter, milk. Wednesday . Oven fried chicken, potato salad, green peas, chilled mixed fruit, rolls with butter, milk. Thursday Fish portions, French fries, cole slaw, lem on cake, corn bread squares, milk. Friday Chopped beef steaks, green lima bee ns, but tered com, pineapple upside down cake, rolls with butter, milk. Chowan High School Monday Hamburgers, mashed potatoes, blackeyed peas, devil’s food cake, rolls and butter, milk. r Tuesday— Pizza with ham burger, tossed salad, fruit cup, cookies, rolls with but ter, milk. Wednesday Spiced ham, potato salad, green, butter beans, beet pickles, chocolate block cake, rolls with butter, milk. Thursday—Roast turkey and gravy, green peas, candied yams, jello, rolls with butter, milk. Friday—Fish portions, car rot and cabbage salad, French fries, hush puppies, rolls with butter, lemon block cake, milk. John A. Holmes High School Monday Fillet of fish, French fries, buttered greens, com bread, butter, coconut cake, milk. Tuesday— (Meat loaf with gravy, candied yams, string beans, corn bread, butter, chocolate pudding, milk. ■ Wednesday Fried chicken with gravy, buttered rice, SERVICES AVAILABLE Certified Watch Makers Clock Repairs Jewelry Repair Diamond Mounting Baby Shoes Bronzed, Silvered Razor Service Silver Replating Refinishing Engraving Wedding Invitations G. T. Davis & Company Jewelers EDENTON, N. C. Next T# Taylor Theatre 1 Mi mr W : r> ■■■■■■■ Children must be well nourished and healthy for best mental achievement Your doctor and pharmacist are a team to effect quick recovevry in case of ill ness. I bdITCHENER'Sd [teg PHAPMACY 1 8 301 S. Broad St Phone 482-3711 | Eden ton, N. C. \ I •* -? :•' / * * green limas, orange juke, rolls, butter, apple sauce, milk. Thursday Chuck wagon steak, buttered potato, green peas, rolls, butter, jello, milk, Friday Sliced bologna, sliced cheese, loaf bread, po industry Urged To Help Solve Social Problems "Social problems are indus try’s problems,” said W. W. Keeler, chairman, National Association of Manufacturers and chairman and chief ex ecutive officer, Phillips Petro leum Company. Addressing an industrial relations group in Honolulu, Hawaii, Mr. Keeler explained, “We in industry are not ‘an island unto ourselves,’ but are a part of the community. From a very practical view, social problems have a very definite effect on our busi ness operation. “You can be sure that if industry does not do its job in solving social problems, the government will attempt solutions through ineffective, socialist type legislation. Based on many such past governmental efforts, the re sults would be chaos and con fusion with little, if any, tangible results.” He predicted that unless industry manifests social con cern, it will not attract the many new, young employees who want to go where "the action is.” Pointing out that industry is uniquely qualified to do the job of solving social prob lems, through talent, organi zation ability and leadership, Mr. Keeler added that getting involved in helping solve so cial problems is the moral thing for industry to do. "Christian ethics should not be excluded from the Board rooms of business,” he said. Old Discarded Tires Make New Fish Haven Building reefs with old auto and truck tires may be come valuable conservation tools, according to Richard B. Stone of the U.S. Depart ment of Interipr. The tire casings provide ready-made havens for a variety of game fish. Under study by The Good year Tire & Rubber Company, it could provide an economi cal and beneficial means of disposing of millions of auto mobile tires. Remote Listening A wireless speaker adapter has been recently introduced which will pick up the sound of stereo, TV, tape recorder, or record player by any regu lar or portable radio within 100 feet. This permits one to listen to a favorite TV program in another room from a nearby radio. The hard of hearing can again enjoy TV and music with the new product without disturbing others. The adapter is distributed by Herbert Saleh & Co. Cataract is the leading cause of blindness in the United States today. THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURBDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, U7D. tato chips, buttered corn, sliced tomato, strawberry shortcake, milk. Ernest A. Swain Elementary School Monday Cubed steak, carrot and cabbage salad, Compact TV Sets Serve Outdoors You don’t have to miss your favorite program, his tory making news or televi sion specials if you take your TV set on vacation this year. Television sets today are compact enough to fit into luggage compartments, and keep you in touch, whether you are at a lodge, lake cot tage or in a trailer-camper. Today, TV sets are also lightweight and rugged. Zenith’s handcrafted 12-inch diagonal screen set, for ex ample, weighs only 17 pounds. Most campers are fitted with an outdoor cable that hooks up to outlets in our trailer parks. Marinas also have AC current outlets with in reach of a boat’s berth. Save your radio or TV packing box as protection from salt mist and road bumps. BS&tM<V\ W I) ) ) /m fights Week! 91stIN EDENTON '-Ctff/tfc * 1 PARK FREE In REAR Os STORE ZIZSMS V’ 1949 .’ B n k Tyl " ,n Edenton opencd its doors for business. This weekend we are celebrating our 21st anni- versary with hundreds of specials all over the store. Check every item on these pages . . . You’ll find many other specials too numerous t° me *“° n in every department. HIiRRY IN FOR YOUR SHARE OF THE SAVINGS! s' * Regular $35.00 Ladies’ /| I J V V "V J " V MINI-MIDI-MAXI GRAND fllj WIN A Reg. $2.00 Yard Sale! Girls* if Re *- $18.99 1 ALL WEATHER COATS %mi P^"S ™ s ££. II MESS SHOES I sl-9.88 L* 139 lsm Jl * l4 - 21 J ■ to to pmmt to wla. Harry t. J 111 ■ . . Siiei for every Indv in ncvernl color atylw “ ,'” U u \ R»(r ssfl/1 T r nn Vnlno r ni . , . V that iip« off at two different lengths for midi or aavlaga on hundreds of Anal- Keg, fD.OU vb.UU Value Slight Irregulars mini length* Aitorted color*. SALE' venan Sale I turn „ , 8 S u,dr!j \m—Regular 79c TI “ Girls’7 to 14 of Ladies’s4.oo ***' Cardigans KNIT SLACKS NYLON SLIPS ASSORTED Nylon Stockings 4 pairs $1 drO Os „ &l lg UPHOLSTERY “Desert Flower” J SLOO CARDITC Hand and Body Lotion J . j .J. f I MDIIIVJ Reg. $2.00 Size on ' Reg. $ll.OO if Reg. 79c Men’s 1 f Big Rack! V |h ■> ■ * Men’s Lambs wool Over-the-Calf Ladies’ ‘Maidenform’ $2.7/ yd. Reg.s4.ooSize..., 51.75 Pullover Nylon Extra wide, heavy quality upholstery Reg. 79c, Qt. Size “Reigning Beautv” I Sweaters II Stretch Socks II [ i /2 ;; C e j I*mi«KS aSSSa ws ...s22l °^- Fn f, y!Sal “ ri ‘ yWl,ht | TJB:3O Reg $5 -$6 gs, a A r Sr N/ >. J v. ROBES $2.00 Regular ?1.99 Men’s L. S. Jf° iea Ladies’ Paste! Reg. $8 • sl2 £J OO Stuffed Toy - w Work Baby Dacron au-Weather ROBES 94*00 T. V.Dogs .... s|,4l Shirts Walkers Gowns Co ats Dress length and floor length ityle* in ~' SKI Q $8.21 51.68 SlO 00 dacron/cotton blends, quilted satins and n a... .. W T* ' r A F F * g other fabric, of higher quality from a Regular $1.49 * ~~~ ' 3l ' * * nationally famous manufacturer. Many «AH m 11 S V, / V V J V colors, all sizea. S.tlE! «W lail OlUlieO A M I EG. 12-9* XEG. SS-5» KEG UM A r flnwn rixilla Wrlf Men ’ 8 Men’s Ladies’ Ladies’ r Z \ U<>Wn 00118 701 Flannel * Regular SIO.OO \ Regular $6.99 Umbrellas Shirts Panty Hose Panty Hose BOYS’6 TO 18 Ladies’Orion pile-lined Sleeveless Canfeans. .sj.7o j \j- Cs Cf- C REG. slJtf KR42 Hi IA JACKETS parch.*, 10” Open Face ShulU.n UdS Ladies’Lone Sleeve Mirrors Dusting Assorted “Cameo” £ 7 CmiK OOQ (On stand) Powders Colognes Panty Hose 97.21 miWfo 96c 77c J[ ssc J[ $2.59 AU^^* ,ew "»Ttoto Irregulars of Values to S&SO s VV" V i i j i f Assorted Foam-Back valub TOWI mg. %im pxa ust cau. W n ■ H Draw Drapes, pr. .$3*79 Cort Soy Fashion Color Summer LAirr pam , 1 Shirts Slacks PiUow Cases Hand Bags as—.- , r , SPECIAL PURCHASE! GIRLS’ 4M 77 ©q 09 *1 00 Mens Summer Sport Coats lined and ununed $1.77 2 p Jk 81.00 SIZNadSKN all-weather coats «js. 'if —V— V £5? Wia—rOfc **»**»*• #7.77 w SS Spiee Racks Afeia 1 ~Er, iZT Jl lloo Jl J N. - A qjetlcTyter OF EDENTON X- I , buttered com, rolls, butter, ’ apple pie, milk. Tuesday— Beef stew with potatoes, onions and carrots, mixed greens, corn bread, butter, chocolate block cake, 1 milk. Wednesday Chinese pie, garden peas, toss salad, rolls, butter, pineapple, milk. Thursday Chicken cro quettes, butter beans, candied yams, rolls, butter, apple sauce, milk. •Friday Roast beef, green beans, creamed potatoes, bis cuits, butter, pear halves, milk. D. F. Walker Junior High School Monday Hamburgers, French fries, tossed salad, ap ple pie, milk. Tuesday— Spaghetti with meat sauce, green beans, car rot sticks, rolls, butter, jello, milk. Wednesday—Fried chicken, potato salad, green peas, rolls, butter, ice cream, milk. Thursday—Bologna, candied yams, greens, rolls, butter, spice cake, milk. Friday Perch fillet, cole slaw, buttered corn, corn bread, butter, peach crisp. YOUKMOH/ wmat city II •‘PEPICATEP a MAJOR OBIP6E . v II 111 I 10 THE fSEMM egOTHEK, fTI ’) v S s \Mm FOUUPEK* OF ITT? ITS SAM tttaJi, V 1 Cfl juaw, Puerto Rico, the irl'Kl M m—i ’ c WEU-KWOWki two bkothee* Ifw ■! I • Ittll —1 bp ipse , cowMECTiMo r jL r - —•— l — ce aup olp saw maplow PUMP PIUI-S/OW, IWUIPEWTALLY, PPOVIPES A SPECHALLV PESicNCP POOL POE THE (ZEJUVEWATIOW OF OVEEWORktP KACE HOO-Er-/ Qeuon snoer-ARC '(^ LAMPS, peopuuEP \ By the electron tube TELEPHONE Awr TELEGRAPH, y/MuW WSHr VERY CLOSE TO 7 Ji. IUM -> *• 7AYUSHT, CONTAINING. /■ U j h (/</-// BOTH INPEAPEP !;: /! Os ANP ULTRAVICSUET .''l I' 11! I IBM 1 I / \ gkiE(2&y. one suck to "'IB vs KILOWATT LAMP, heucopter) caw EIGHT UP ALL of NXvYA !IfMUtr \ ” CENteAL PAREC.” U Moisture-laden Food? Plastic Containers Keep Dampness Out Summer weather means plenty of sunshine . . . and plenty of humidity. Damp ness can mean sticky prob lems In out-of-doors kitch ens. Plastic containers, how ever, can keep the humidity out and the freshness in. Salt and pepper have an annoying tendency to stick to the shaker in damp weath er. Instead of tapping away at a sulking salt lump in the shaker, keep it flowing free In a sealed plastic container. Moisture resistant Tupper ware shakers are especially designed to keep humidity from getting inside. The unique Seal means that the spices are only exposed to dampness for an instant. I FOR SALE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE On Beautiful Wooded Lot Also, Residential Lots In and Out of Town If Interested, Call T. B. SMITH Phone 482-2959 ■ PAGE FIVE-B Hot weather means plenty of activity during recreation trips . . . and an increased, need for salt to make up for energy loss. Keep salt pills handy for all the family. To keep them from forming a lump, store In a sealed plas tic storage cup to keep the tablets loose and apart. Soggy potato chips? Crack ers that sag instead of snap? Dry foods are especially prone to becoming moisture laden out of doors. Bread, cereals, and other dry foods can be kept fresh and pro tected from dampness when kept sealed tight in plastic containers available in all sizes and shapes to meet in dividual storage needs.
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