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Three P’s V PERSONAL AND PRIVATE PROBLEMS N* r This column will Attempt to answer personal and private problems of in dividuals who submit their questions to this column. These inquiries to in clude family and soeiai problems and will cover questions that come up in adjusting oneself to society; economic questions to include adjustment to busi ness life and careers. All inquiries' correspondence and names will be held in the strictest confidence. All inquir ies b»hl questions should be addressed to “Three P*s* . care of The Chowan Herald. Edenton./N. ('. —Vladimir D. Kellov. Counselor. Dear Three Ps: I am in my middle twenties, a high school graduate. My job is one of routine and detail and very boring. Is there anything you might suggest that I might * do that would be more interest ing? My pay is satisfactory. John M. D. Dear John: You must realize that all of life is made up of detail and routine, which is essential to the end product. Do not think in terms of the oil saying about the cow who thought the grass was greener and sweeter in-the next field and became dissatis fied and starved to death as it could not jump the fence. To make your work more interest-, ing study the part that you do in relation to the whole and j you will realize that it has its important place. In this way you will understand the prob lems of the business in which you are engaged and fit you for greater things and more re- j sponsibility, and what is more important give you a happier outlqok. The Three P's: I have been happily married! for twelve years, have five chii- j; dren and live in the country. Lately my husband has become interested in a stenographer i who works in town. I am much distressed and inclined to tell him to move out, but there is ■ the problem of the children.' — II MS I CONGRATULATIONS TO I GEORGE CHEVROLET COMPANY I 1100 N. Broad Street Edentou, N. C. I I UPON THE INSTALLATION OF I MODERN "LMON” PARTS BENS I YOU ARE INVITED TO COME IN AND INSPECT THE REMODELED PARTS DEPARTMENT OF GEORUE 1 I CHEVROLET COMPANY AND SEE WHY THEY ARE PREPARED TO GIVE THEIR CUSTOMERS MUCH I I FASTER SERVICE FOR ALL MAKE CHEVROLET CARS AND TRUCKS. I We Are Proud To Have Had The Pleasure of Installing These New Parts Bens BLACKSTOCK’S, Inc. I ATLANTA, GEORGIA " ■ I See The New ’59 Chevrolet Cars and Trucks, Oct. 16th | v --- ' ' " SECTION THREE What should I do? RUTH. Dear Ruth: i You have answered part of your problem yourself when you ! mention the children. Do not do I anything under emotional dis r tress. Look at the problem | calmly. Most men have an in j clination to stray once in a i while. Do not nag him, nor be- 1 ! rate him, but in your attitude | ‘■make him feel ashamed of him self. Then have a calm talk 1 with him, pointing out what would happen if he persisted in; his armour. Do everything you can to hold the family together for in a divided family every- j one is unhappy and, of course, the effect is worse on the chilJ dren. I am sure that your hus band will see the folly of his ways and give up his so-called attachment to the other woman. | Three P’s: I am a farmer in my early thirties and fairly •successful. I have been married for six years and have a son and daughter. My wife was brought up in town and has a yen for city life. Over two years ago my wife left me and went to the city, where she has an office job. She has my daughter and I have my son. My wife comes back every now | and then but does not stay as she appears not to like country life. Can you help me? jack w. : Dear Jack: You have a difficult problem! to face. As you know, when! two people are married they! ; take each other for better or for j ■worse. However, if your wife! persists in her desire for city j | life, it is better to face reality (rather than torture yourself and i I live in a state of emotional dis-( (tress; further, beside thinking of .your own distress you must think in terms of the effect upon: the children in living in adverse, i unhappy environment. I would j have a calm and serious talk with your wife on her next visit and, if she persists in her! liking for the city, then I would THE CHOWAN HERALD A FINE OLD TIME —These two seals have a fine time as they bask in the late summer sun in New York’s Central Park Zoo. ■ think in terms of a separation and eventually divorce. If you can, try and persuade her to leave the chuurgn with you!, as they will be happier in flic in teresting atmosphere of a coun try life than in a city environ ment. Jr.-Sr. High School Lunch Room Menu I Menus at the Edenton Junior senior High School lunch room 1 for the week of October 13-17 j will be as folows: Monday— lomaio roup, crack ers, celery and carrot strips,’ (Peanut butter and jelly Or (cheese sandwiches, milk, cake. Tuesday—Oven browned lunch meat, black eye peas, cheese itoast, cole slaw, butter, milk, i ; ice cream. j Wednesday—Chicken pan pie, cranberry sauce, buttered car rots, butter, garden peas, hush I puppies, cookies, inifc. Thursday Buttered potatoes. i beets, iv.t'er, green beans, bread, toes. green limns, bread, apple I cookie.,, milk. saw. cinnamon buns, i'litter.-' 1 , Friday—Stew beef with pot a'- milk. 5% New Car Loans Peoples Bank and Trust Co. Consumer Credit Branch 210 South Broad Street EUEMON, IN. C. Member F. D. I. C. | Elton L. Bail Dies i In Doctor’s Office Elton Louis Dail, 47, died sud : | denly at 7:45 o’clock Monday! morning while he was in the of fice of Dr. L. P. Williams. He; was a native of Chowan County! land lived in the Macedonia sec-! 1 tion. , Surviving are his wife, i Miriam Dail: two sons, Henry Lr| | Dail and Linwood Dail, both off Suffolk; one daughter, Miss Etta' j Joan Dail of Suffolk; two broth ers, Oscar E. Lao and James E. j ; Dail, both of Portsmouth; three j J sisters Mrs. T. E, Owens of Ports-1 I mouth and Mrs, L, G. Layton and ; j Mrs. Curtis Forehand, both of! ( Edenton. lb was a member of the Mace-: ; donia Baptist. Church, where 1 I funeral services were held Tues-j ■ day afternoon at 2:30 o’clock.! ! The pastor, the Rev. L. C. (’hand- j j lor, officiated arid burial was in' | the Nixon family cemetery in the ! Rocky Iloek section. I —Schenleu ! Golden Iff] ■ Age o isplllv i £in /J' >A) ! / Gn le{l ' eiJ $2-30 3 ! ■■■ PINT / ft; In j $0.63 / j . J4/SCII. / w ' s OS.;-' * J lip**, "* 1 .o / SEHENLEY DISTILLERS CO DISTILLED DRY GIN FROM 100% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS 70 PROOF Thursday, October 9„ 1958 EDENTON, N. C. ' Minutes Os County Board Os Education ,X - ——* I The Countv Board of Education 1 held its regular meeting at 10:00 ! A. M.. October 6. 1!>58. in the of -1 ficc of the superintendent. The | following members were present: jG. B. Potter. J. 1 Bovce. G. E. j Nixon. D. fl. Berryman and Con ! rov Pen s. The meeting was called to order j 1 bv the chairman, and the secie- 1 tarv read the minutes of the ore- 1 , vious meel'iiK. which were adopt ed by a motion made and dulv ! passed. The county treasurers report: ■! for.September was presented and adopted bv a motion made and j dulv passed. I The local school fund Ireasor fer’-- reports for Chowan High ! School and the Whip'* Oak Con i sol ; .d a ted School were presented! (and adopted b' a motion made, j and dulv passed. The superintendent reported ! lhat fii" oond at White Oak i School hail been jpc/it'gl.. and ti. -d Mr. Waff had fu'rbod to do the excavation and level'ng of the > ground as soon as he was able ;to get to it. The necessary post 1 and wire had Deen arranged far i fencing the pond. | The superintendent reported i that the filter bed at Chowan I High School had been re-conai f tioned and same appeared to be j in good condition. Bills for the month were read ( and bv a motion made and dulv I pasted, the same were approved as follows: Current expense items, [ $2.471.52: capital outlay. $193.00: i veterans program. $566.47: teach erage. $59.00: lunchrooms, $119.64; ; total. $3,410.03. There being no further business . the Board ad journed G. B. POTTER. Chairman W. J. TAYLOR. Secretary 20-20 HINDSIGHT ' Ig won’t Pay Your HOSPITAL BILLS But 20-20 foresight will—if you use it to jein Blue Cross _ For details, write or call our local office Tom Shepard P Box 107 lVniliroko Circle* PHONE lit SO . . . EDENTON, N. C. DURHAM, N. C. 1933 - 1958 Our 25th Anniversary
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