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Ngh School Day
At April II
Day Long Program Will
Be Featured By Foot
ball Game
Many high school students in North
Carolina are planning to attend the
10th annual North Carolina High
School Day, Ito be held at the Univer
eity in Chapel Hill, Saturday, April
18th.
All high School students of the
'State are invited to participate in the
day-long program which will toe high
lighted by the annual IBlue-lWhite
varsity football game in 'Kenan Stadi
um.
(This will be the first time Carolina’s
football players will appear under the
tutelage of Coach Ceorge Barclay.
He and his staff have arranged a
regulation football game for that af
ternoon, and the teachers, chaperones,
and drivers, as well as the students
from throughout the State will be
guests of the (University and the
Monogram 'Club.
Any high school band director who
wishes to bring his band should com
municate with Prof. Earl (Slocum, di
rector of the University Band, Di
rector of Admissions (Roy Armstrong,
who is arranging the program, says.
Members of the University Club will
toe hosts for the day and will serve
as guides. They will welcome the high
school students at the Old Well in
the morning an acquaint the visitors
with the day’s schedule. IStudents may
bring picnic lunches, and sandwiches
and soft drinks will 'be available on
campus.
Among the features of the day, in J
addition to the football game, will be ’
tours of the buildings, dormitories, and 1
departments, and special showings of ]
the Morehead Jlanetarium production ]
will be given for the Students.
There will also be exhibits of inter- !
eat in the various departments. The
School of Nursing will hold open house
from 10 to 12 A. M.
PALM SUNDAY SERVICES IN 1
EDENTON CATHOLIC CHURCH 1
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March 29 at 9 A. M., and immediate- 1
ly after the Blessing and (Distribution ■
of Palm at 11 'A. M., the Most Holy :
Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered 1
in St. Ann’s Catholic Church, (Edenton,
each including (Reading of (Passion of
Our Divine Saviour, Holy Communion,
followed by Rosary for Peace, Sunday
(School, with confessions for half hour
before services, stated Father F. J.
MdCourt, pastor, who invites every
body to all (Services.
Week-days at 8:15 A. M., Holy Mass,
Communion. 'Rosary for Peace. Friday
8 P. M., Rosary, (Stations of the (Gross,
Benediction of the Most Blessed (Sac
rament, confessions. Saturday 7:30
P. M., to 8:30 choir practice.
Though a man has all other perfec
tions and wants discretion, he will be
of no great consequence in the world.
—(Addison.
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I This Week's Poem
By WILBORNK HARRELL
THE JEWEL BOX
There’s the sparkle of (DIAMONDS in
your eyes,
The winey red of RUDIES in your
lips;
A priceless IPEJARL of sweetness deep
ly lies,
And a GOLDEN heart gives the best
of friendships.
There’s a CROWN of tresses deep as
the night,
And promise blooms where faith and
love begin;
The SILVERY tinkle of your laugh,
delights—
And I give you this box to put them
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No Luck
“I have no luck as a fisherman.
Tired of small stuff, I went out with
a whaling party.”
‘Well ?”
“I harpooned a seventy-five ton
whale. The captain said it was a
small one.”
j Rent Forum |
(These questions were selected
from those often asked of the lo
cal rent office. They apply only
to those accommodations which
are under rent control. If you
have a question, or if you are in
doubt as to whether your accom
modation is under the rent stabi
lization program, contact the area
rent office at Edenton, in the
Municipal Building.)
Question: My landlord has agreed
for me to sub-lease my apartment
while I am away for about six months.
However, he rents the apartment to
me unfurnished and I want to rent
it to the sub-tenant furnished. Can
I do this under the rent la'ws and, if
so, how is the maximum rent estab
lished?
Answer: ISince there is no change
in the unit other than the fact that
you are furnishing it, no new regis
tration is required. You should pe
tition the rent office for an increase
in the maximum rent because of fur
nishings. The order allowing the ad
justment in the maximum rent for the
apartment should provide two maxi
mum rents; the previously establish
ed maximum for an unfurnished
apartment and a newly established
maximum for th e furnished apart
ment. Your landlord may charge you
the maximum rent for the apartment
unfurnished and you may, in turn,
charge your sub-tenant the maximum
rent for the apartment furnished.
Question: (Since rent controls went
into effect I have tried to comply
with the law. But now, becßuse of
NOTICE TO AOMNISTRATORS,
EXECUTORS AND GUARDIANS 1
The law requires an ANNUAL ACCOUNT ::
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THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTQV, N. C„ THURSDAY MARCH 26, 1953.
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told in the lovely blossoms of the Spring-flower
ing Dutch bulbs—tulips, daffodils and hyacinths. Now available at all
florists as potted plants and flowers, they make inexpensive, long-lasting
Easter gifts. Potted tulips and hyacinths like sunshine and a moist soiL
First plunge the flowers in deep and cool water a few hours before arrang
ing to harden stems and to freshen blooms. The stems should be given
fresh water daily and shortened by cutting at an angle with a sharp knife
increased I cannot continue
charging the maximum rent your of
fice has set and realize a profit. What
can I do?
Answer: You should petition the
rent office for an increase in maxi
mum rent, citing your increased costs
since the maximum rent date. Even
if a landlord is not able to cite specific
increased costs, generally he wall be
entitled to an increase in maximum
rent if he can show that the rent now
being received is not sufficient to
give him a new income equal to 25
per cent of his annual income if he
operates less than five units. If the
landlord operates five or more units
he may have an adjustment if his net
income is less than 20 per cent of
the annual gross income.
Question: Two weeks ago, before
leaving on a trip, I rented an apart
ment so that I could move my family
in next week. I paid the landlord for
the first month and received from
him the key to the apartment al
though I knew my family would not
move in at that time. No*w the land
lord says he has changed his mind and
is renting the apartment to someone
else but that he will refund the rent
I have paid. Can he do this?
Answer: Not legally. When your
landlord accepted the rent for the
first month and gave you the key you
became the legal occupant of the
apartment although neither you nor
your family moved in physically. The
only way the landlord can then re
move you as the tenant is in com
pliance with the eviction provisions of
the Federal rent laws.
Question: I have just discovered
i that my landlord has been overcharg
ing me but I don’t want to bring suit
myself. Can I turn the facts over to
. the rent office for action and, if so,
will I be refunded for the overcharge?,
Answer: You may turn your facts
’ over to the rent office for appropriate
court action or settlement. There is
no guarantee that you be refund
ed all or even a part of the over
charge but it is mostly likely that
you will because it is the policy of
the Office of Rent Stabilization to
ARTHRITIS?
I have been wonderfully bl eased In
i being restored to, active life after be
ing crippled in nearly every Joint to
' my body and with muscular soreness
• from head to (foot. I had Rheumatoid
l Arthritis mud other forms of Rhsu
- matism, hands deformed and my
t ankles were set
Limited space prohibits teffing yon
1 more here bat if yon will write me
- I will reply at once and tell yon how
* I received this wonderful relief.
: Mrs. Lela S. Wier
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5 2805 Arbor Hills Drive
P. O. Box 8122
) Jackson 7, Mississippi
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Service
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and sound management, but also by the man
ner in which it serves its customers.
I A reputation for cordial personal service has
made many friends for The Bank of Edenton 1
and has been an important factor of our J
growth. We never relax in our effort to de- I
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Question: My tenant hah asked me
to famish a house that I have bean
renting as an unfurnished unit and I
have agreed to do so. I originally
registered the house as an unfurnish
ed unit with your office. Do I now
re-regiSter it as a famished unit? -
Answer: No. One* a unit has
been oorrectJy registered there is no
provision to re-regiSter It became it
is changed boa furnished unit after
the effective date. Yon should pe
tition for an increase in the mtMriimmw
rent as soon as possible after you
first begin furnishing the furniture.
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If yon desire to do so.
Question: I own an oM house that
has been haavfily damaged by fire* *
don't think I can repair it at present
construction costs and rent it for tits
maximum you have allowed. Can I
get an increase in the maximum rent
if I rebuild the booget
'Answer: (Most Kktiy you can. The
Federal rent laws recognize the fact
titbit construction costa have risen and
> maximum rents can be adjusted on
; this basis If you petition for the in
crease. I suggest that yob get a prior
opinion from the rent office as to the
increase in maximum rent you will be
allowed on the basis of the projected
costs of rebuilding.