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Deadline Is Nearing
For Veterans’Bonus
J. L. Wiggins Ready to
Offer Any Assistance
Necessary
Stephen H. Alford, District Officer
of the North Carolina Veterans Com
mission announced today that veterans
now residing in North Carolina from
the states of Ohio, Pennsylvania and ,
South Dakota should not delay filing ,
for their .state bonus as the deadlines (
ere rapidly drawing near.
Ohio Bonuses are payable at the ,
rate of $lO per month for each month
of domestic duty and sls per month
for each month of foreign duty with
a maximum payment of $400.00 Ser
vice dates December 7, 1941 to Sep
tember 2, 1945. Veterans must have
served 90 days and been a resident of
the State one year before induction.
Honorable discharge required. June
30, 1950 final date for filing all
claims.
The Pennsylvania State Legislature
in 1949 approved an amendment Au
thorizing a bonus of $lO a month for
state service and sls a month for for
eign service, with SSOO as the maxi
mum payment. The veteran must have
served between December 7, 1941 and
September 2, 1945 but those in service
on latter date may count service up
to March 2, 1946. Deadline for filing
applications is July 1, 1950.
South Dakota veterans may receive
a bonus of 50 cents a day for domestic
service, maximum SSOO, and 75 cents
per day for foreign service, maxi
mum $650. Requirements are 90 days
of service between December 7, 1941
and September 2, 1945 and legal resi
dence in the State for at least six
months prior to entering service. June
30, 1950 is final date for filing.
Other states paying bonuses are
Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Indi
ana, lowa, Massachusetts, Michigan,
Minnesota, New Hampshire, New
York, North Dakota, Vermont and
Washington.
Veterans residing in this section are
urged to file for their State bonuses.
J. L. Wiggins, Chowan County Ser
vice Officer, Edenton, and, the District
Office of the North Carolina Veterans
Commission, 206 Kramer Building,
Elizabeth City, will gladly assist all
veterans in filing for their State Bon
uses or with any other problems
which they may have relating to vet
erans’ affairs and benefits.
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Three Com Variety:
Test Demonstrations
Under Way In County
Purpose Is To Observe
Comparison of Vari
ous Varieties
Three com variety test demonstra
tions are being planted in Ohowan
County, according to County Agent
C. W. Overman. The demonstrations
are with the following: L. R. Blanch
ard of the Gliden Community; J. A.
Wiggins of the Center Hill Communi
ty, and Thomas B. Wood of the Yeo
pim Community.
In this work the farmers are using
N. C. 17, Dixie 17, U. S. 357, S-315,
S-211, B-51, B-125W, G-512W, G
-78GW, G-705 an 1 the local variety be
ing grown on the farms.
“While through the past work we
have found N. C 27 and Dixie 17 to
be of about the highest yield and
quality,” said Mr. Overman, “and
are generally concluded early hybrid
for early hogging and also several
growers continue to try hybrids that
look good to them in other areas.”
The purpose of, these demonstra
tions is to let the farmers see the hy
brids and varieties in comparison with
each other under similar conditions,
thereby enabling them to determine
which ones suit the purpose for which
they desire.
Demonstration On
Slip Covers May 4
Mrs. Bessie Wilkins Will
Give Instructions at
Meeting
Miss Reibecca Colwell, home demon
stration agent, announces that a spe
cial interest meeting on slip covers
for furniture will be held in the com
munity building on Thursday, May 4,
at 10:30 o’clock. Mrs. Bessie Wil
kins, member of ithe Rocky Hock
Home Demonstration dub, will give
the demonstration. She will make a
cover for a Chair, showing the steps
in cutting, fitting and finishing a slip
cover.
Mrs. Wilkins does excellent work,
THE CHOWAN HERALD EDENTON, N. C.. THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1960.
end this demonstration will he very
helpful to those who have less ex
perience in making slip coven.
Selection of material will be an
other feature of this meeting. Miss
CoflwelV will have materials from dif
ferent stores to show colors and de
signs of various types.
Anyone who is interested in learn
ing to make slip covers, and those
who want assistance with selection of
materials are invited to attend this
meeting. Each person is requested to
bring a lunch, as the meeting will be
from 10:30 until 3:30 o’clock.
‘The Duplin Story’
Will Be Repeated
Dates For 1950 Show
ing Set For Septem
ber 7-12
“The Duplin Story”, Duplin Coun
ty’s dramatic hit of Hast year during
the bi-centennial celebration of the
country’s history, will be repeated at
Kenansville this year as the Mid-
Century production of “The Duplin
Story”. Again, Sam Byrd of “Tobac
co Road” fame will direct and play
the leading role in the drama he wrote,
directed! and acted in last year. Cor
win Rife of Dock Street Theatre,
Charleston, S. C., will again be the
technician, artist and mechanical di
rector. Dates for the 1950 showing
will be September 7,8, 11 and 12.
The mammouth amphitheatre adja
cent to the Kenansville High School
take care of much larger crowds than
take care of much larger crowdsthan
last year.
The decision to repeat “The Duplin
Story” wa3 due to the great demand
| after the sensational success of last
season. This demand came not only
from within the county but throughout
I North Carolina. Many critics have
classed it as even better than “The
Lost Colony” and “Common Glory.”
EPISCOPAL SERVICES
Services at St. Paul’s Episcopal
Church are announced as follows by
the rector, the Rev. Harold W. Gil
mer:
Sunday, April 30 —Third Sunday af
ter Easter—B A. M., the Holy Com
munion; 9:45 A. M., Church School;
11 A. M., office of morning prayer
with sermon; 6:45 P. M.; Young Peo
ple’s Service League.
Monday, May 1— Saints Philip and
St. James, Martyrs.
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EDENTON, N C.
Week Day Shows Continuous
From 3:30
Saturday Continuous From 1:30
Sunday, 2:15, 4:15 and 9:15
1 Thursday and Friday,
April 27-28
Bing Crosby and
Coleen Grey in
“RIDING HIGH”
o
Saturday, April 29
Alan Rocky Lane in *
“POWDER RIVER RUSTLERS”
Sunday, April 30—
Tyrone Power and
Wanda Hendrix in
“PRINCE OF FOXES”
o
Monday and Tuesday,
May 1-2
Audie Murphy and
Gale Storm in
“THE KID FROM TEXAS”
o
Wednesday, May 3
Double Feature
Don Red Barry in
“RINGSIDE”
Rody McDowall in
“KILLER SHARK”
Eden Theatre
EDENTON
After April 29 Open Only
Friday and Saturday
Friday Shows 7-9 P. M. April 28
Saturday Continuous From
1:30, April 29
Olsen & Johnson in
“ORAZYHOUSE”
Hi-Way 17
Drive-In Theatre
Vi Mile North of Edenton
OPEN TUESDAY, MAY 2
11 O—/■ ■-■■■■
Two Shows Every Night Starting
At Dusk
o
June Haver and
Vivien Blane in
“3 LITTLE GIRLS IN BLUE”
o
Admission—4oc
Children Under 12 Free
In-Car Speakers Snack Bar
Modern Rest Rooms
Section For Colored
Vi in ll
H. L Brown Speaker
For Negro Program
■
Clubs Will Observe Na
tional Home Demon
stration Week
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The County Council of Negro Home ■
Demonstration Oulbs has secured
Professor H. E. Brown, principal of
the Hertford High School, as speaker
for their program, May 4 ah 8:00 P.
M., at the Brown-Carver Library, in
observance of National Home Demon-
I stration Week. Their goal this year,
is increased membership in all home
demonstration clubs.
Home Demonstration clubs will
lave an exhibit on display at the
Credit Union Store on the comer of
Church and Oakum Streets.
State Merchants’
Meeting May 8-9
Representatives from 57 local mer
chants associations scattered through
cut the State will participate in the
48th annual convention of the North
Carolina Merchants Association to be
held in Southern Pines on May 8-9,
■ according to Thompson Greenwood,
’ executive secretary of the 7,000-mem
> her organization.
‘ The Hollywood Hotel, convention
' headquarters, has been bookedi to ca
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Shows Start at 7:30 Week Nights
Sunday Nights 8:30 O’clock
Admission—Adults 35c
Children Under 12 Years Free
Friday and Saturday,
April 28-29
Johnny Mack Brown in
“OVERLAND TRAIL”
Cartoon and Serial No. 6
o
Sunday, April 30—
Joe Yule and R. Riano in
“JIGGS AND MAGGIE IN
SOCIETY”
Comedy and Cartoon
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Wednesday and Thursday,
May 3-4
Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland dm
“WORDS AND MUSIC*
Cartoon
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