PAGE TEN Reports Os County Agents Picture List Os Accomplishments Report Is Now Available For All In County 1 Agent’s Office "Preparing an annual narrative re port is not a most pleasant task and yet it does bring to mind many accom plishments that are satisfying and some that are inspirational,” says County Agent C. W. Overman. “This has been the expedience of the county agent and assistant agent in preparing ithe 1952 annual narrative report. While it brought to light the many things we were able to help rural peo ple accomplish it also brought to light many things that should have been accomplished. "Our work in community organiza tion and development did not progress as well as we had hoped yet progress was made. The people in Advance community have started the erection of a community building; Gliden com munity made some progress toward a community building. Center Hill com munity has been very active in church ground improvement, maintaining an “ active Boy Scout Troop, maintaining active 4-H club work, roadside im- jy provement and m arty other accomplish- merits. 2 “4-H Club work throughout the ( j, •county made very good progress dur ing the year. The contests in com, peanuts and poultry added stimulus and the boys did a good job generally. Lacking in our 4-H Club program is M the system of community leaders and this we plan to accomplish in 1953.” VI Many other features of our 1952 w county extension work is covered in the 1952 report. This report is avail- so able in the County Agent’s office to he anyone who wishes to read it. Bi "We wish ito express our apprecia tion for the fine cooperation the many Fi leaders and others gave us in helping G; us to help farm people help them selves. says Mr. Overman. so ■ I 1 Hospital Patients] Patients in Chowan Hospital as of Monday of this week were: White —Mrs. Mattie Elliott, Vernon Moore. Mrs. Laveme 'Harrell, Mrs. Madge Whitehurst and baby girl, Mrs. Eva Pearl Gardner, Mrs. Cornelia Helms, Master Eddie Miller and Mrs. Maggie Walters. Negro—Quee<n Ann Cooper, Bird a White, Johnnie Armstead, Tency Bond, Clinton Jordan, Rogers Thatch, Mar tha Johnson and baby girl, Betty Ann Webb and Baby Girl Lowther. Patients discharged from Decem ber 22 to December 29 were: White—Joanne Gerard, Mrs. Laura Sutton, Grace Sawyer, Sam Hobowsky, Joseph Barelift, Willis MdCHenney, Mark Hathaway, Mrs. Eva Pearl Gard ner, Preston Harrell, Hubert Chappell. Mrs. Mary E. Roberson and baby boy. Negro—Walter Lewis, Bob James, George Roberts, Gecora Hall and baby girl, Emma Rodgers and baby girl and baby boy, Linwood Privott and Roberta Lewis. Chaplains for the week are: Whit©, the Rev. Gordon Bennett; Negro, the 'Rev. S. N. Griffith. j After Christmas I CLEARANCE | SALE | of Fall and Winter ! SUITS COATS DRESSES BLOUSES MILLINERY at Substantially > . Reduced Prices PRESTON’S .. . - ~ ■ ■ ■■ . ONE-TRIP BEDMAKING METHOD SAVES HOMEMAKER MANY STEPS •Bhle. f II li Bli ' W'' ml ] _ - BEL*. ' v Too many homemakers waste motion in their daily bedmaking job. This photograph illustrates the steps that can be saved if the bedmaking job is done properly with a one-trip technique. A light was. at tached to the homemaker’s wrist to trace the actual motions she made in a complete job of bedmaking. The photograph at left shows wasted motion in retracing steps several times around the bed when the J homemaker uses a haphazard method of bedmaking. The photograph at right contrasts a systematic bed- i making technique, with the light pattern showing only one complete trip around the bed and back, j , (Story accompanies this photo.). PERSONAL ITEMS Miss Mary Ann Elliott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Elliottt will re turn to Mars • Hill College January 2 after spending the Christmas holi days visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Quinn of Gas tonia are spending some time with j their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and , Mrs. Henry G. Quinn. R. A. Wallace of Gastonia was a ] visitor in Edenton Monday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hopkins and i son of Durham spent the Christmas i holidays as guests of Mr. and Mrs. ( Braxton Gay. , Bill Garrett of Newport ! News spent 1 Friday visiting his mother, Mrs. John : Garrett. ; Mr. and Mrs. James Dail of Nor folk spent the Christmas holidays with ] relatives in Edenton and Chowan * County. ] Pfc. Ray Garrett, who is stationed ] at Camp ‘Lejeune, spent the Christmas holiday's visiting his grandmother, Mrs. John Garrett. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. 'Bunch of New port News spent the Christmas holi days visiting friends in Chowan Coun ty. Mrs. Hector Lupton and daughter, Sharon, left by plane from Elizabeth I City Monday afternoon for New York. \ where they are visiting Mrs. Lupton’s niece, Margaret Arlen. Miss Arlen is WCBS-TV top woman commentator ’n New York. They plan to return home Sunday. Doug Debnam of Warrehton, Va., and his mother, Mrs. J. E. Debnam of Snow Hill, N. C., spent Tuesday visit ing Mr. and Mrs. J. Ep Debnam. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Parrish left Edenton Tuesday for New York, where they are spending a few days. BABY DIES AT BIRTH Born to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Har rell at 3:30 o’clock Wednesday morn ing, a daughter, Patsy Elaine. The infant died at birth and was buried Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock ir the family cemetery in the Rocky Hock section. TO® CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, N. &, THURSDAY JANUARY L 195*. Alma Nurroll HJoc ment will be in Beaver Hill Cemetery. A rta^ reU Til S 1 The body WiU He in State in the After Long Illness church an hour before services. | Active pallbearers will be Charlie Alma E. Harrell, 42, died Tuesday Boyce, West Leary, Lester Harrell, night at 6:20 o’clock at his home in <W. A. Harrell, Rodney Harrell and •the Rocky Hock section after a long John Layton. j illness. I ' • it m ar • rrt Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Cora Nixon Harrell; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Harrell; a son, Elwood Fahey Harrell; six daughters, Mrs. (Willard Copeland of Hertford, Mrs. Carroll Copeland of Buies Creek, Jan ice, Rebecca, Sandra and Susan at j home; five brothers, Louis and Gilbert' Harrell of Edenton, Lonnie Harrell ofj Elizabeth City, Earl Harrell of Sun-i bury and Ralph Harrell of Hamlet; six sisters, Mrs. Henry Bunch, Mrs. t Milton Bunch, Mrs. Everett Haste I and Mrs. Alfonso Spivey all of Eden-j ton, Mrs. Preston Rogerson of Hert ford and Mrs. Raymond White of Suffolk. • He was a member of the Rocky Hock Baptist Church, where funerai services will be held this (Thursday) afternoon at 3 o’clock. The Rev. R. E. Gordon will officiate and inter B * ; 'i.yj, 'it * nii^ Cofn/ng. .. . -the most odvzmced 1 _ - CAetfo/ef eve/- 6u/ft/ B. B. H. MOTOR COMPANY J *your FRIENDLY CHEVROLET DEALER” tt. Broad and Oakum Streets Edentoiu C Privotts Moving To j New Jersey Home, Friends will regret to learn .that 'Lieut-Comdr. and Mrs. William S. Prrvott are leaving Edenton to make I their home at Pleasantville, New Jer i sey. Their furniture was shipped | Tuesday night and Comdr. Privott will return Friday to take Mrs. Pri [vott and son to their new home. | Comdr. Privott, who had been sta- Itioned at Norfolk, has been trans -1 ferred to the Atlantic City Naval Air Base, where he is scheduled to re main for two years. t - - - - BANK CLOSED TODAY The Bank of Edenton will be closed today (Thursday) in order for em ployees to observe New Year’s Day. [ Our Neighbors By MISS REBECCA COLWELL Chowan County Home Agent The demonstration to be given at Home Demonstration Club .meetings in January is “Lett’s Make Ironing Easier." This should appeal to all homemakers and cithers who iron, especially those shirts that seem to be such a problem. Be sure to at tend the meeting and get any sugges tions that might help to make your work easier. We will be glad to have I your idea, too. The schedule for next week is as follows: 1 Executive Board meeting of Home Demonstration Clubs—Monday, Jan uary 6, at 2 o’clock at the Chowan Community Building. Advance Club meeting—Tuesday, January 6, at 2:30 with Mrs. Bristoe Perry. Center Hill, Club meeting—(Wednes day, January 7, at 2:30 at the Com munity Centef. Gum Pond Club meeting—Wednes day, January 7, at 7:30 at Mrs. Levy ! Nixor>’s. Enterprise Club meeting—-Thurs ’ day, January 8, at 2:30 with Mrs. W. A. Harrell. (Special Interest Meeting on “Re modeling and Heating” Thursday I night, 7:30 at the Chowan Commun ity Building. R. M. K'tchie, agricul (tural engineer, will conduct the meet jing- Livestock School Is Scheduled Jan. 7th Sessions Will Be Held at Cross Roads Commu nity Building County Agent C. W. Overman an nounced this week that a livestock : school for livestock producers will be held at the Chowan community build- 1 mg Wednesday, January 7. Livestock specialists from N. C. ’State College will be present and discuss various problems and give latest information on livestock production and market ing. The morning program will be as fol lows: 10:00 to 'lo:4o—“iPreventing losses in Marketing of Livestock” by H. D. ’ Quessenberry. 10:40 to 11:'20—“Profitable Hog ' Production” by Jack Kelley. 11 .•‘2O to 12:00—“Making Livestock Pay” by C. B. Ratchford. The meeting will adjourn from 12 |to 1:30 for lunch. The afternoon program will be as follows: 1:30 to 2:lo—“Pasture, Hay and Silage Production” by Sam Dobson. 2:10 to 2:so—“Profitable Sheep Pro duction” by A. V. Allen. 2:50 to 3:3o—“Profitable Beef Cat tle Production.” “This is an opportunity for livestock producers to obtain some valuable in formation for use on their farms,” Mr. Overman says. Both colored and white producers are invited and urged to attend. Pro ducers in other counties are invited and welcomed. (Since there is no definite supply of wood for heating the building, Mr. Overman requests that every person attending this meeting bring one or two sticks of wood so that the build ing will be warm. (No wood means no fire and no heat. . Mr. Overman wishe s to urge all livestock producers to take advantage of this meeting, to come prepared to ask all questions relating bo livestock problems on the farm. NO ROTARY MEETING TODAY Due to today being New Year's day, the Edenton Rotary Club has called off its meeting. The next meeting of the club, after missing .two meet ings, will be held next Thursday at I o’clock in the Parish House. Correct “How can you say Blank is effem inate?” “He’s always late at an apfpoint ment.” CARD OF THANKS Wo wish to take this method to thank our friends for the many sym pathy cards and messages of condol ence received since the death of our son and broither, Lieut. Morris T. Grif fin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Morris T. Griffin, Mrs. Jayne Griffin Keeter.

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