Group Formed To
Study Resources
On State Farms
Designed For Better Un
derstanding of Farm
Programs
Formation of an 11-member group
designed to provide rural people with
“a fuller understanding of research
developments and farm programs”
and made up of representatives of
North Carolina farm organizations
and agencies interested in agriculture
and rural development, was agreed on
in Raleigh, August 11.
, At a meeting presided over by A. C.
Edwards, Hookerton, North Carolina
Farm Bureau president, the farm
groups and agencies were called upon
to cooperate on a State, county and
community level, so that “the arm of
service of all available agencies will be
etxended and greater use made of our
human and natural resources for the
good of all.”
The organization will be made up of
the heads of: the North Carolina
Farm Bureau, State Grange, Experi
ment Station, Extension Service, Vo
cational Agriculture, Soil Conservation
Service, Production and Marketing Ad
ministration, N. C. Departments of
Agriculture and Conservation and De
velopment, Farmers Home Admini
stration, and the N. C. Rural Electri
fication and Telephone Administration.
The first meeting of the group will be
held September 8 at two P. M., in the
Tobacco ’Stabilization Building, Ra
leigh, N. C.
Leaders of the various groups rep
resented decided to call the organiza
tion tentatively: “The North Caro
lina Board of Farm Organizations and
Agencies.” However, it was made
clear that the group was free to adopt
a name of its own selection when or
ganized.
Dr. J. H. Hilton, Experiment Station
director, will serve as chairman for
the first year, and the group will elect
a Vice-Chairman and Secretary-Treas
urer. In the future, all three officers
will be elected annually from the mem
bership. Meetings will be held quar
terly or more often if necessary, on
call.
It was pointed out that everyone in
terested in agriculture and rural de
velopment will benefit if farm organi- ■
zations strengthen their efforts
through membership “to work dili
gently and cooperate in using avail
able personnel from the various agri
cultural agencies for group meetings,
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J Commissioners'
> Proceedings
The County Commissioners met
Monday, August 7, 1950, with a full
board present. The minutes of last
meeting were read and approved.
The following bills were ordered
paid:
i M. P. Wilson, Judge Recorder Court, '
i salary, $110.00; Weldon A. Hollowell,
, Prosecuting Attorney Recorder Court, 1
rj salary, $110.00; George C. Hoskins, «
.'Treasurer, salary, $75.00; Miss Re- ■
' becca Colwell, salary and expense,!;
1 1 $125.00; C. W. Overman, County!"
'Agent, salary and expense, $176.00; '■
1 M, L. Bunch, bill and services, $60.75;
N. C. Tel. & Tel. Co., July services,
Welfare Department, $6.80; Herbert •
i Small, July rent, welfare department,
! $50.00; Mrs. Carolyn C. McMullan, >
, travel, $36,83; Mrs. Martha E. Bunch,
I postage, department, $12.00;
. R. L. Reeves, supplies, $6.95; Edenton
: Office Supply Co., for supplies, $1.95;
1 Carolyn C. McMullan, Superintendent
1 welfare, salary, $230.00; Martha E.
! !Bunch, Jr. stenographer, clerk, salary,
$130.00; Virginia Newsome, janitress,
’ $3.75; Lincoln Hospital, bill for Re-
L becca Blanchard, $150.00; Lizzie Jor
dan, general assistance for 1 indigent
" person, $15.00; Mrs. George Harrell,
’ .boarding ‘home care for 2 indigent
'.persons, $75.00; Thomas Riddick, gen
' eral assistance, $20.00; Theodore
: Boyce, general assistance, $25.00; An
■ na Martin, boarding home care for 1
. indigent person, $25.00; The North
. Carolina Sanatorium, for H. L. Cay
ton, $16.25, for Myrtle Granby, $15.65;
Harrell & Co., bill for jail, $10.90;
: The Chowan Herold, bill, $309.12;
! Wood-Berryman Insurance of Court
■ House, $78.00; Edenton Furniture Co.,
bill for jailer’s home, $21.25; Mitchell
- Printing Co., bill, $62.59; F. W.
- Hughes, bill, $6.00; State Hospital at
. Goldsboro, N. C., bill, $30.00; Com-
I mercial Printing Co., $5.00; Ernest W.
Teague, 1 acme cal., $30.30; Town of
: Edenton, lights, $24.48; J. L. Batton &
1 Bro., bill, $158.95; E. W. Spires, Coun
" ty Accountant, clerk Recorder’s Court,
judge Juvenile Court, office assistance
i and bills, $221.85; J. H. Conger, Con
• signee, bill, 328 gal No. 2 Fuel oil,
■ $39.36; Owen G. Dunn Co., bill, $81.82;
! H. B. Williford, acting coroner, Mary
Frances Jordan, $5.00; Edenton Office
Supply Co., bill, 1 doz. legal pads,
$2.90; J. A. Bunch, Sheriff, salary and
' bills, $334.05; The Norfolk & and Car
-1 olina Tel. & Tel. Co., Miss Rebecca
Colwell, Home Demonstration Agent,
■ $12.15; C. W. Overman, County Agent,
• $7.95; Chowan Hospital, bill, $155.00;
. J. B. Small, salary, $56.29; M. S.
. White, board of prisoners, etc., $412.-
’ 65; John T. Layton, Jr., Salary, help
er malaria control, $79.50; Maurice F.
Hassell, salary, foreman malaria con
' trol, $105.15; Shadrick Elliott, labor
■ ‘on court house grounds, $5.00; Lillian
THE CHOWAN HERALD EDENTON, N. fc. THURSDAY, AUGUST 17,1950
i R. Swinson, salary, Assistant Home
Bemonatration Agent, $34.00; Edythe
ixon, janitress Court House, $40.00;
W. 3. Taylor, Superintendent County
Schools, repairs to county school build
ings, $2000.00; Chowan Hospital, gen
eral relief for indigents, etc., $1500.00;
State Commission For the Blind, $92.-
12; John T. Layton, Jr., salary, helper
malaria control, $72.48; Maurice F.
Hassell, salary, foreman malaria con
trol, $95.70; W. W. Baccus, bill, $5.00;
E. W. Spires, jury fund, $300.00;
Hughes-Holton Hardware Co., bill,
$20.76; Federal Reserve Bank of Rich
mond, withholding tax, $165.85.
The following names were drawn to
serve as jurors for the September
term of Superior Court: W. S. Bass,
E. M. Howell, W. H. Hollowell, Sr.,
George S. Harrell, Elbert M. Nixon,
J. C. Hendrix, Willie S. Morris, Rich
ard Copeland, W. H. Bass, Rodney H.
| Jones, C. S. Chappell, W. W. Harrell,
Walter H. Bond, Edward Wozelka, M.
L. Bateman, R. A. Mansfield, H. Thom
las Hollowell, A. L. Perry, William E.
jßond, J. M. Thorud, B. # P. Monds, E.
D. Byrum, E. F. Parks, Ernest J.
IWard, Jr., A. E. Layden, Luther Bunch,
John A. Kramer, Earl Bunch, Thom
as C. Nixon, Henry Allen Bunch, B.
W. Copeland, L. E. Emminizer, J. L.
Chestnutt, H. E. Lane, Mitchell Bar
rington, Cecil Harrell, Haywood
Phthisic, Mack Hendrix, Lloyd Bass,
R. A. Chappell, J. M. Jones, Elisha B.
White, Lloyd Overman, G. A. Boyce,
C. Trot Leary, R. E. Cofield, Dallas
Jethro, R. H. Byrum, G. P. Harrell,
James E. Cozzens.
By motion of J. R. Peele, seconded
Felt Run Down And
Tired Old At Twenty
Due to Vitamin B1 & B 2 And
Iron Deficiencies
Mr. William Reidlin (former U. of
Kentucky football player) now of St.
Louis, Mo., writes the following:
After leaving college and ny foot
ball training I allowed myself to get
run down, and soon I was feeling weak
H stomach started to
understand what wa3
happening to me as I had never been
sick before and had worlds of energy.
My father persuaded me to take IN
NER-TONE, and after the very first
bottle I felt so much better I took
another bottle of this fine medicine.
Now my stomach distress, indigestion,
and tired feeling are all gone, I havs
plenty of pep and energy, thanks to
INNER-TONE I a.n now leading the
sales force of my company.
INNER-TONE is helping victims of
stomach gas ALL OVER this city. It
is taken before meals and works
with your food; thus you get the full
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medicine contains many Great Herbs
plus vitamin 81, 82, B 6 and Iron. So
besides relieving gas, it also enriches
the blood with iron and energizes the
nerves with vitamin B. Miserable
people soon feel different all over. So
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S. Broad and Oakum Streets Edenton. N. C
5 by E. N. Elliott, that the county com- [
> missioners request the State High-J
’ way and Public Works Commission to
. take over and maintain the Montrose
. and Fishing Lane Road in Third Town
; ship near Cannon’s Ferry, also the
. old highway (now abandoned) lead
■ ing from Paradise Road to the H. T.
, Hobbs lane that leads to his home, a
. distance of about twelve hundred feet,
also the road called the Ryland Road,
beginning at Lizzie Chappell’s home,
running west to Highway No. 32 at
Byrunvs Service Station, a distance
of approximately 3% miles, situated
in Third Township, also a part of
■ Emporor Road and all of Tip Toe road,
a distance of about 2.8 miles.
By motion of E. N. Elliott, second
ed by A. S. Hollowell, that the County
Commissioners authorize J. R. Peele
to have repairs done at the county
home such as two sets of concrete
steps and cover the wood house with
tin.
Upon motion of A. S. Hollowell, sec
onded by J. R. Peele that the Insur
ance Policy on the Court House for
SIO,OOO be accepted.
On motion of J. A. Webb, seconded
by J. R. Peele that a contract be
awarded to the Clock Service Co., of
Kendall, Fla., to repair and electrify
the clock in the Court House tower
; Hobbs Implement Company
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Jat the cost of $700.00.
■ September 4 being Labor Day, the
Commissioners voted to meet on Wed
nesday, September 6, 1950.
The following bills were accepted
and ordered filed: Treasurer, Sheriff,
Miss Colwell, Home Demonstration
Agent, R. S. Marsh, Assistant Coun
ty Agent, C. W. Overman, County
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Agent, J. B. Small, Negro County
Agent, Onnie S. Charlton, Negro Home
Demonstration Agent, State Board of
Public Welfare, County Welfare Board
and Lillian Swinson, Assistant Home
Agent.
There being no further business the
Board adjourned.
M. L. BUNCH,
Clerk to Board.
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