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I Nep Home Demonstration News
I B; MRS. ONNIE S. CHARLTON, Negro Home Demonstration Agent
V_
Information presented last week
was prepared by J. B. Small,
County Agent.
We wish to announce the win
ners in the Junior Canning Con
test. Mary Louise Lassiter, Bray
Hall, first place; Carolyn Askew,
Edenton, second place, and Bren- 1
da Johnson, Mexico Road, third I
place.
Too many 4-H club girls who;
started this project did not com- j
plete the required activities. We :
ask parents to encourage and help I
their children to carry out infer- j
mation learned in 4-H club meet-j
ings, special training meetings,
and from local leaders and toj
complete all phases of the pro- [
ject. Remember 4-H’ers learn by
doing.
....
This week, October 5-11, is Na- j
tional Fire Prevention Week.;
Fire prevention is our first de-1
sense against fire. This informa- j
tion comes to us from the United
States Department of Agriculture |
in cooperation with the National j
Fire Protection Association. The
slogan this year is "You Can
Help, Stop Fires, Save Lives.”
Heating
About one-third of farm fires
start from defects in the heating
and cooking system. ■
Immediately repair defective
chimneys, stove pipes, spark ar-!
resters and cooking equipment. |
Keep cooking vessels out of
children’s reach. j
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Never pour kerosene on burn
ing fires.
Wiring And Electricity
Check for inadequate, defective
and misused electrical wiring sys
tems or appliances.
Check fuses and electrical
equipment.
J Be sure electric wiring is safe
■ and adequate.
j Fuse all electric circuits prop
; erly.
Keep electric equipment in good
j repair.
Never overfuse or tamper with
j fuses.
j Don’t use frayed outlet cords or
j defective appliances.
Storage
Check storage of fuels and oth
| er flammables.
Check storage areas for neat
; ness and fire safety.
! Store gasoline and flammables
| in approved containers and loca-
I tions.
' Clean storage areas and remove
all fire hazards.
Never use toxic or flammable
I cleaning fluids indoors.
Never or auto
mobiles where exhausts or drip- !
ping gasoline can start a fire.
Lightning
Inspect lightning rods; they 1
. should he grounded and secure
-1 ly connected.
j Check surge aresters at electri-.
cal entrances. I
| Maintain lightning rods, ground
i and arrester installations to pro
' vide safe protection.
Don’t take chances—use ligH -;
ning protective devices in danger-;
ous areas.
Miscellaneous
Check home fire-fighting equip
ment.
Provide fire safety between;
buildings and firebreaks between 1
field and buildings.
Firewalls should be construct-;
ed where needed.
Protect buildings in dangerous
areas.
Be sure water under pressure
and extinguishing equipme.| are
ready to fight fire.
Don’t smoke in bed.
Never leave small children
alone in a house.
Keep matches, medicines and
chemicals safely away from chil
' dren.
In Case Os Fire
1. Quickly get everyone out and
away from the building on fire.
2. Call for help at nearest phone
or make sure someone goes for
help.
I 3. Then, try to keep the fire
from spreading and concentrate
*on protecting other buildings,
livestock and property.
njospitaTPatients
V —_
Visiting Hours 10 to 11 A. M„
2 to 4 P. M., and 6 to 8 P. M.
Children under 12 years of
age not permitted to visit
patients.
Patients admitted to the Cho
wan Hospital during the week of
i September 29-October 5 were:
White
Mrs. Clara Haybeck, Hertford;
Vernon Holton, Roper; Obed E.'
Skinner, Edenton; Robert Lee i
Swain, Columbia; Miss Linda
McDonald, Edenton; Mrs. Arlene I
Jones, Edenton; Mrs. Faye Mul-J
lins, Edenton; Charles Phelps,,
Creswell; Mrs. Betty Jordan, Ty
ner; Miss Sharon Liverman, Co
lumbia; Mrs. Gloria Bond, Eden
ton; Mrs. Kathryn Speight,
Edenton; Mrs. Kathryn Dem
merle, Edenton; John Harrell,
Edenton; Charles Patrick, Co
lumbia; Mrs. Rebecca Warren,
Edenton; Mrs. Annie Lou
Wright, Hertford; Alfonso Dail,
Tyner; Mrs. Regina Smith, Eden
ton; Mrs. Kathreen Nelson, Hert
ford; Miss Ellen Copeland, Hert
lord; Mrs. Lila Miller, Edenton;
Mrs. Beatrice Rountree, Hert-
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Negro
Surley Lee Forehand, Hert
ford; Hildred Brothers, Edenton;
Mary Alice Valentine, Edenton;'
Charlie Williams, Winfall; Mar-:
tha Foreman, Hertford; Beulah-
Cofield, Edenton; Hazel Ruth
Holley, Tyner; Willie Ann Rid-1
dick, Edenton; Erie Powell, j
Edenton.
Patients discharged from the
hospital during the same week
were:
While
Mrs. Mary Perry, Edenton;
R. C. Holland, Edenton; Gurnie
Hobbs, Edenton; Mrs. Marjorie
Nixon, Edenton; Vernon Holton,
Roper; Miss Linda McDonald,
Edenton; Mrs. Arlene Jones,
Edenton; Mrs. Jessie Colson,
Hertford; Mrs. Jeanette Boag,
Edenton; Mrs. Clara Haybeck,
Hertford; Obed E. Skinner,
Edenton; Robert Lee Swain,;
Columbia; Mrs. Faye Mullins, j
Edenton; Charles Phelps, Cres
,well; Mrs. Betty Jordan, Tyner;
Mrs. Kathryn Speight, Edenton;
[Mrs. Kathryn Demmerle, Eden
ton; Mrs. Sadie Owens, Eden
! ton; Mrs. Sallie Bunch, Hobbs
'ville; Mrs. Annie Lou Wright,
Hertford; Miss Sharon Liverman,
Columbia.
Negro
Helena White, Hertford; Lil
lian Tripp, Edenton; Hildred
Brothers, Edenton; John Wil
liams, Edenton; Mary Alice
Valentine, Edenton; Charlie
Williams, Winfall; Martha Fore
man, Hertford; Lucy Sharpe,
! Edenton; Beulah Cofield, Eden
!ton; Hazel Ruth Holley, Tyner;
| Erie Powell, Edenton.
Births
| Births during the same week
were: S/Sgt. and Mrs. Harold
jS. Hayberk, Hertford, a daugh
ter; Sgt. and Mrs. James R. Mul
lins, Edenton, a daughter; Mr.
and Mrs. George M. Jordan, Ty
ner, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam E. Bond, Ji., Edenton, a
daughter; Mr. and Mrs. John
Edward Speight, Edenton, a son;
Mr, and Mrs. William Valen
tine, Edenton, a son; Mr. and
Mrs. David M. Warren, Eden
ton, a daughter: Mr. and Mrs.
Henry E. Cofield, Edenton, a
j daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
| Lee Holley, Tyner, a daughter;
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Powell,
[Edenton. a son; Mr. and Mrs.
I Wesley E. Nelson, Hertford a
[daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
B. Miller, Jr., Edenton, a son.
CARD OF THANKS
, We are so grateful to all of our
friends and neighbors for the
many kind things they did for us
during the illness and death of our
father and husband. May the
Lord bless and keep you all.
MRS. L. M. JOHNSON
AND SUSAN p
Girls we love for what they
are; young men for what they
promise to be —Goethe.
B,
Coach Walter Hunter and tbe
Edenton Hornets defeated Wil- j
liamston High Monday night 14-12 j
in a hard fought battle to stay in j
the race for the Albemarle Con- ’
ference Championship. The Hor-:
nets kicked to Williamston to
start the game and in three plays (
Williamston had scored, but did |
not make the extra point. They j
kicked to Edenton but the Hor-j
nets were unable' to move the j
ball and at the half time William- 1
ston led by two TD’s. At that |
time it looked bad for the Hor- j
nets who were unable to move j
the ball, But they came to life |
when James Drew made a 15-yard
run to put the Hornets back in
the game. William Madrey and
George Simpson were the quar- (
terbacks for Edenton and they did
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a fine job.
j The key players were Pete Hol
ley, James Drew, Sherman Hor
-1 ton, George Jernigan and Willie
: Bond. Drew made the fir«t TD
| for the Hornets and Pete Holley
I crashed through the line for 2 ex
tra points. Quarterback William
Madrey made the other TD that
( gave the Hornets the lead.
! Be on hand next Friday when
j the Hornets play Roper High.
The Edenton Aces lost a heart
| breaker to the Elizabeth City Yel
low Jackets Monday night 12-0.
[ Robert White was the outstand
ing player for the Aces.
Be with you again next week
when I will bring you tips
about the games of the week.
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j Vets* Question Box
'•j
Q —Can a veteran who is going
.o school under the GI Bill also
get a GI loan with which to build
a house?
A—Yes, provided, of course,
that your lender will make the
loan. Nothing in the law pro
hibits simultaneous receipt of the
two benefits.
Q —The new $lO-per-thousand
of-insurance disability coverage,
for GI insurance policy-holders,
sounds like a good idea to me.
I already have coverage under.
the old $5-per-thousand-of-insur
ance plan, and have been wonder-,
ing what the new income provis
ion would cost. Would it be twice
as much as the old?
A—No. Your additional pay
ment for the new increased cov
erage would be very small. Any
VA office will give you exact fig
ures for the extra payment for
your policy.
No race can prosper ’til it
learns that there is as much dig
nity in tilling the field as in
writing a poem.
—Booker Washington.
| Legal Notice
I North Carolina In The
Chowan County Superior Court
NOTICE SERVING PROCESS
BY PUBLICATION
Minnie Morris, Plaintiff
vs.
Robert Clifton Coston and
Anthony Coston, Defendants.
To Robert Clifton Coston:
Take notice that a pleading
seeking relief dgainst. you has
been filed in the above entitled
action.
The nature of the relief being
sought is as follows:
1. That Plaintiff recover judg
ment against defendants in the
I sum of Tvventv-five Thousand
| ($25,000.00) Dollars for injuries
! sustained May 17, 1958.
i 2. That the cost of this action
i be taxed against defendants.
3. That the court grant such
other relief as it may deem prop
er.
You are required to make de
fense to such pleading not later
than 20 days from date of publi
cation hereof, and upon vour fail
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! ure to do so the party seeking ser-1
vice against you will apply to
the court for the relief sought.
I This 6ih day of October. 1958.
I E. W. SPIRES.
Clerk of Superior Court
0ct9,16,23,30c
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Administra
tor of the estate of Beulah H.
Boyce, deceased, late of Chowan
County, North Carolina, this is toj
notify all persons having claims I
against the estate of said deceased.
to exhibit them to the undersign
ed at Tyner, North Carolina, on
or before the 29th day of Septem
ber. 1959, or this notice will be !
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
I All persons indebted to said es-
I tate will please make immediate
payment.
I This September 29th, 1958.
J. CAMERON BOYCE,
i Administrator of
Beulah H. Boyce.
0ct2,9,16,23,30,n0v6c ,
North Carolina
, Chowan County. . i
The undersigned, having quali-l
fied as Administratrix of the Es
tate of John Miller Privott. de
ceased, late of Chowan Countv, |
North Carolina, this is to notify,
, all persons having claims against i
' said estate to present them to the j
undersigned on or before the 25th 1
i day of September, 1959. or this 1
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons in-;
debted to said estate will please j
’ make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
This 22nd day of September.
1958.
THELMA MAXWELL
. PRIVOTT, administratrix
I 5ept25,0ct2,9,16,23,30c
North Carolina In The
Chowan County Superior Court
Bessie Perry Lyons,
Plaintiff
t vs.
I John Douglas Lyons,
II Defendant.
5 NOTICE SERVING PROCESS
l BY PUBLICATION
To: John Douglas Lyons.
! Take notice that
A pleading seeking relief
- against you has been filed in the!
■ above entitled action,
1 The nature of the relief being
> sought is as follows: Absolute di
vorce based upon continuous sep
i aration between the parties for i
more than two vears immediatelv|
i preceding the institution of this
■ action. i
You are required to make de
fense to such pleading not later
• than November 15. 1958. and upon'
■ your failure to do so the partv
seeking service against vou will
apply to the court for ttte relief
sought. V <
This 18th day of September,
1958.
', LENA M. LEARY.
Ass’t. Clerk Superior Court.
560125,0^2,9, 16cwsp
North Carolina.
Chowan County.
The undersigned, having quali
fied as- Executor of the Est ate of
j W. W. Byrum. deceased, latte of
| Qhowan County, this is to noti
fy all persons having claims
I against said estate to present them
j to the undersigned on or before
the 25th day of September. 1959,
I or this notice will be pleaded in
' bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment to the
undprsiv r, °d
This 22nd day of September,
1958.
WEST W. BYRUM. JR..
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