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PAGE TWO taCTiow owe {SENATOR JORDAN MjM REPORTS I 'IIKSg From .WASHINGTON Washington Senator Long of Louisiana has introduced a bill, which I have co-sponsored, that would allow World War II and Korean War veterans who failed to take out National Service Life Insurance when they were eligi ble for it, or who let it lapse la ter, take advantage of the pro gram now. Taie bill would give a second chance to thousands of veterans to obtain up to SIO,OOO life insur ance under the government spon sored insurance program for ser vicemen and veterans. Thousands of wartime veterans didn’t take out this insurance while they were in service be cause of financial reasons or be cause of no family responsibili ties. Senator Long’s bill would open up the program for a period of one year and give these vet erans another opportunity to take advantage of it. I think this would be an effec tive way to offer assistance to a large group of veterans who mis takenly or unknowingly did not take part in the program or who let their policies expire when they left service. Furthermore, such a bill if it is enacted into law, would not cost the taxpayers any money. The cost of administering it would be absorbed in premiums paid by the veterans themselves. At the same time, it would mean that these veterans, who are certainly entitled to take part in the program, could get life in surance coverage at a relatively] low cost compared with the cost j of private insurance. I Senator Long has estimated it MR. FARMER SEE US FOR YOUR Seed Peanut Shelling We have the newest equipment to Pre-Clean your Peanuts of all trash and dirt before they g’o into the shell er. Our equipment is the most up-to date in this section of the State and we invite you to inspect it at any time. We Are Now Open For Business TELEPHONE 2123 Ch owan Storage Co. L. E. BUNCH, Mgr. W. Carteret St, Edenton, N. C. ALL SEF.D RECEIVES OCR PERSONAL ATTENTIOS .. .A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU! WE BUY TIMBER and LOGS TOP MARKET PRICES PAID Smith Bros. Lumber Co. Edenton, N. €. OFFICE PHONE 3618 NIGHT PHONES 2008-4141 will mean at least a 20 per cent savings on policies of SIO,UOO. On two previous jccasions, similar legislation has been ap proved by the Senate, but both times failed to get House and Senate concurrence. This year, a total of 55 Senators joined with Senator Long in sponsoring the legislation. For this reason, it would appear that chances are very good for such a proposal being enacted into law President Os C. Os C. Appoints Committees Continued from Page I—Section 1 Education —Dr. Richard Hardin chairman, John Holmes, Dr. Ed ward G. Bond, W. Herbert Hoi lowell and Marvin Wilson. Highways Ernest Ward, Jr., chairman. W. E. Bond, Warrer Twiddy, Grayson Harding and Shelton Moore. Parking and Traffic—W. Her bert Hollowell, chairman, Milton Bunch and George Twiddy. State and National Affairs—A. B. Harless, chairman. W. P. Jones. Albert Byrum, E. P. Kehayes, J. H. Conger, Sr., J. W. Davis, Gil liam Wood and Clarence Leary. Tourist and Recreation Joe Thorud, chairman,. Sco't Harrell, Col. W. B. Rosevear, Mrs. W. L. Boswell, Paul Partin. Jimmie Earnhardt, Grayson Harding, J C. Parks, James Ricks. Jr.. Er nest Ward, Jr.. Gilliam Wood, Ed Parker and Milton Bunch. ] Health and Safety—Dr. Edward ] G. Bond, chairman. W. E. Bond l W. J. Yates, Dr. Richard Hardin James Ricks, Jr., and Dr. Louis THE CHOW Alt HERALD, EDENTON. NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY. MARCH 11, lIH. jtj if mm* * ; Jjm m ffPIP r* 1 ! ipr * £ L ,>. i \ ■LSI. ,1 , FOGSASPERATED —Poultry farmer Stanley Yankus, 39, of Dowagiac, Mich., is giving up his four-year with the Api culture Department over wheat quotas. Yankus says he s *om« to sell out, pay accumulated penalties of some his family to Australia. Wheat raised over his allotment was used to feed some 3,000 chickens, says Yankus, Ferguson. Industrial Development—W. P. Jones, chairman, Warren Twiddy, J. H. Conger, Jr., Jesse Harrell, Ernest Ward, Jr., Gilliam Wood, George Twiddy, R. S. Atkinson, J. A. Mitchener and Elton Fore hand. Merchants Wilmer Malone, chairman, Caswell Edmundson, vice chairman, Claude Griffin, Wendell Copeland, Mrs. George Privott, J. P. Partin, Ed Parker,l J. R. DuLaney, Mrs. Graham i Robbins, Joe Stroud, J. C. Parks, I Henry Cuthrell, Frank Elliott,, Henry Quinn, Ralph Parrish, | Haywood Phthisic and W. S. El-[ liot. Civic Affairs Marvin Wilson, I ■hairman, Henry Quinn, W. E. Malone, Caswell Edmundson, E. ’. Ward. Jr., W. S. Privott and "Jene Ward. , Executive John W. Graham,; hairman. W. P. Jones, Gilliam Wood, N, J. George, George j Twiddy and J. P. Partin. Projects—Ralph Parrish, chair- j •nan, W. P. Jones, Gilliam Wood 1 ■nd Gerald James. Membership Jesse Harrell,! 'hairman, W. P. Jones, J. H. Con >er. Jr., George Twiddy and N. J. i George. Graham added that committee oeetings will be scheduled soon o consider various projects for 1959. Pledged ? or Knitting Plant 'ontinued from Page I—Section 1 iects and report on any remain- J ing cards. Conger announced the follow ng additional firms and persons who have supported the drive since the previous list was pub lished. Industrial Realty & De velopment Company of Plymouth, Catherine Ward, Caswell Ed imundson, Mrs. John Habit, Nor folk & Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Company of Elizabeth City, Dr. William A. Graham, Jeff White. C. R. Satterfield, S. F. BELLOWS CLUB BOURBON 6 YEARS OLD » I CLUB I *?45 55 mmtm § "W Sli 'V ««»»«■; was f\ KENTUCKY ST9MGHT BOURBON ® . • v .1 Small, C. B. Mooney, Dr. W. H. Wynne, Dr. J. A. Powell, Scott & Ackiss Recapping Co., David Q. Holton, O. B. Griffin, R. P. Baer 11, Nellie Jones, W. P. Jones, H. L. Edwards, Mrs. H. L. Edwards, E. T. Buckman, Jr., of Washing ton, N. C., A. E. Jenkins, Claude Small, Jr., Paul F. Edmond, Eliz abeth R. Debnam, Myrtle S. Wat son, J. Louis Harrell, Jimbo’s Jumbos, Inc.. W.. M. Bell of Wind sor, Mrs. Eunice H. Bunch. John P. Bass, Julius Klitzner of’Rocky Mount, T. C. Bunch, Watters & Martin of Norfolk, Thomas B. Wood and Smith-Douglass Co., , Inc., of Norfolk. r Jr.-Sr. High School "] Lunch Room Menu J Menus at the Edenton Junior- Senior High School lunch room \ for the week of March 16-20 will ! be as follows: Monday: Meat loaf, gravy, mashed potatoes, hot biscuits, | turnip greens, butter, ice cream | and milk. Tuesday: Chicken salad on let | tuce, crackers, celery strips, gar den peas, bread, butter, block chocolate cake and milk. Wednesday: Com beef hash with potatoes, green string beams, carrots, bread, butter, jello with fruit cocktail and milk. •Thursday—Beef-vegetable soup, crackers, cheese and peanut but ter sandwiches, cookies and milk | Friday: Chilli burgers with I kidney beans, buttered potatoes, j carrot strips, cookies and milk. Chowan Junior Class Will Stage Play March 19th The Junior Class of Chowan Hiah School will present, “The Groom Said No!” Thursday night, March .19, at 8 o’clock in the school auditorium. I The fast moving three act comedy is made up of the fol lowing members of the cast: Faye Ober as Mrs. Cameron-, Kathryn Tynch as Patty Camer on, Linda Spivey as Virgie Cam eron, Marian Chappell as Mrs. Sorenson, Bonnie “Ward as Mary Alice Smith, Betty Bunch as Cla ra Curtis, Kaye Hare as Lt. Shirley Anderson, Jeff Ward as Steve Cameron, Billy Whiteman as Mr. Will Cameron, Woodrow Slades as Willie Williams and E. C. Toppin as Ed Smith. Henry F. Speight of the high school faculty is the director. Tickets are now on sale. CHOWAN CLUB MEETS Chowan Home Demonstration Club met Monday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at Chowan Commun ity Building. There were eight members and one visitor present. Mrs. Roland Evans read “Think On This,” Mrs. C. J. Hollowell led in prayer and the group sang “Vive L’Amour”. The 4-H leaders’ dinner was discussed. Committees were ap pointed for this by the next meet including Mrs. E. N. Elliott, Mrs. Drew Welch and Mrs. J. C. Hollo well. The president reminded mem bers of a community progress meeting on Tuesday night, March 10; music school at Elizabeth City March 19, at 10 A. M.; can cer drive in April with Mrs. M. M. Nixon, community service leader, in charge; craftsman’s fair at Elizabeth City April 21- 22 from 1:00 to 9:00; have rep resentatives at Hospital Auxiliary meeting third Friday in the month at 3 o’clock; and above all Champion JIL bourbon MH by I f P ISchenleii Straight Bourbon Whiskey IS Bk™ oid *.2!? p™' r" STRAIGHT lOUMON WHISKEY. BO PROOF.SCHENLEY DISTIUERS CO .N Y C. i. C PARKS SERVICE STATION UhLWL.I Phone 9732 Edenton, N. C. It’s time to 1 W'Ol REDREW! Restore like-new Fewer, and Pap to your trqtterf with our TRACTQR OVERHAUL It’s time to restore original power and pep to "QP Rsd.", Timq to get “01’ Red” ready for the busy months &). 1 Get all die power your tractor wajjiuflt • j m J||Aa rniift m in ■ ifiuKv 0 aaip lyypii m. I encouraged members to go to the j j Federat.on meeting at Wipfall Grammar Sclhool April 7 at it) j A. M., and help bring the gavel J back. x . Mrs. Carey Hollowell gave a j reading on Family Life. The j club planned to set 1 out shrub : bery Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Roland Evans, Mrs, M. M. Nix on and Mrs. E. N. Elliott had a radio program on Our American Heritage Tuesday, March 10. Miss Maidred Morris gave a* demonstration on care of clothes. The hostess, Mrs. J. D. Hobbs, served delicious refreshments of drinks, cookies, candies and nuts. Mrs. Roland Evans led recre ation with mixed-up proverbs. { Vets’ Question Box V * Q —About a year ago, I told VA i to hold the dividends on my GI insurance to my credit. If I do not pay the quarterly premium due next month, will the VA de duct it from those dividend cred its? , A—No. VA is not permitted to j withdraw a quarterly premium ! from your dividend credit with out your written consent. The VA, however, will withdraw monthly premiums to keep your insurance from lapsing. Q —The VA recently liberalized its regulations affecting veterans whose schooling had been inter rupted,. and permitted re-entry on training in many cases. Does anything in this liberalization apply to a student expelled for misconduct, A—No. If Korean GI training is interrupted or discontinued for and % school re-1 fpses t° readmit the veteran, the law denies him a|i further GI training. Surely Not? “If you do, i’ll scream.” “If I do what?” “Well you’re not just going to sit there, are you?’’ Classified Ads HUNDREDS OF DENTISTS rec ommend OLAG Tooth Paste- Buy at the drug store. APARTMENT FOR RENT—TWO bedrooms, cook stove, refrigera tor and oil space heater furnish ed. For information call 3853. ♦fe Watch Repairing— For prompt, dependable ser vice See John J. Ross. Ful ly equipped shop located at 102 N. Mosely Street or phone 3175. tfd ' FOR SALE—CULTIVATOR FOR Farmall H tractor, c ’.tivator, com planters, cotton planters, fertilizer distributors for Farmall C. All in perfect condition. J. D. Swindell, phone 2929. marl2,l9p FOR RENT ATTRACTIVE 4- room apartment with bath. Newly painted. Near down town Nice yard, front and rear entrance. Phone 3517; af ter 5 P. M„ 3537. marl2tf FOR SALE—HOTPOINT ELEC tric stove. Excellent condi tion. $50.00. 25 Hawthorne Road. ltpd FOR RENT DOWNSTAIRS ■apartment. Also 2-story dwell ing. Both very reasonable See Nathan Dail. Phone 3792. marl2,l9c OPPORTUNITY AVAILABLE For Qualified Man or Woman To service and collect from ciga rette machines in this area. Part or full time. Excellent oppor tunity for qualified person. $592.50 to $1,975.00 cash required to enable you to begin immedi ately. Company finances expan sion. If you have serviceable car and 8 spare hours weekly write, giving particulars to Internation al Distributing Company, Inc., P. O. Box 1052, Oklahoma City, Okla. ltp HELP WANTED—MAN WANT ed to supply Rawleigh Products to consumers in Chowan Coun ty. Good time to start. No capital required. Write Raw leigh’s Dept. NCC-310-553-B, Richmond,, Va. Mar5,12,19,26pd GROW YOUR OWN FRUIT— Free on request—our 56-pg. planting euide catalog in color and new Spring price list offer ing Virginia’s largest assort ment of fruit trees, nut trees, berry plants, grape vines, land scape plant material. Sales people ’wanted. Write Dept. Nil, Waynesboro Nurseries, Wavnesboro, Virginia. Mar5.12..19.26c MEN WANTED PART TIME— Work 6:30 P. M„ to 9:30 P. M„ earn $50.00 per week or work 0:00 A. M., to 6:00 P. M., full time and earn SIOO.OO per week. Can work 2:00 to 10:00 P. M., if desired. Write 109 Persse Street, Elizabeth City, N. C. Mars,l2p LICENSED DAY CARE HOME has openings for young chil dren. Mrs. Spruill, phone 3068, Edenton, N. C. Mars,l2c THREE (3) WOMEN FOR PART time work. Day or evening hours to .suit you. No experi ence necessary but must be willing worker and dependable Average $2.80 per hour. Write P. O. Box 256 or telephone -3241, Robersonville, N. C. Mars,l2c HELP WANTED—MEN (2) NOT afraid of work! Serve custom ers on food route in Edentcu area. Will consider housewiver Write box 5071, Dept S-3 Richmond, Virginia. Mar5.12.19.26pd COMPLETE LINE OF SEA’T /covers. Expertly installed a' no extra chtfree. Western Au to Associate Store. if FOB~ HOUSE? with tvq bedrooms and car part W 00: or will sell. Cal’ or W Df- A. f. Pownum. «• VPS STlff TWO-BEDROOM' l ..... ||. VAef/tvan OftOO n ... ‘Aa I ' I A senlS" of\humor' eases life’s- r hard knocks, and prevents em barrassing moments 'when stituted for irritauf 'i. **^ooo FOR KENT FURNISHED apartment. 228 E. Queen St. C. W. Swanner. Phone 2544. tfc FOR SALE OR RENT—FIVE room house in Morris Circle. Built in 1947. Completely in-' sulated including storm win dows. See or call James M. Bond, phone 2056. Mar5,12,19p ■REGISTERED ENGLISH SHEP herds. Original black and tan. Heel drivers. Grand champion blood lines. Minton’s Ranch, Merry Hill, N. C. tfc REAL ESTATE WANTED— Have inquiries for business buildings and sites; farm and timber lands: homes and build ing lots. Contact E. W. Spires, Realty Broker. expApr2c' FOR SALE OR RENT—THREE bedroom house with tile both. No. 25, Westover Heights. For information contact Dr. A. M. Stanton, Plymouth or E. W. Spires, Edenton. tfc FOR RENT APARTMENT Call Jackson Radio Service. Phone 3519. tfc SEVERAL USED REFRIGERA tors in A-l condition. West ern Auto Associate Store. tfc FOR SALE Cabbage Plants Onion Sets Seed P&tatoes Complete Line of Vegetable Seeds E. L. PEARCE Phone 3839 Edenton tfc PICTURE FRAMING—FOR THE best in custom picture framing ste John R. Lewis at the Eden ton Furniture Company. Com plete line of moulding to choose from. tfc FOR SALE SEED PEANUTS. Virginia 56-R and Adkin Run ners. See Eugene Jordan, Ty- , ner, N. C. Phone Sunbury 3167. tfc "KING OF SWINE" Mammouth meat type OIC. Grand champion blood lines. Service boars, gilts and pigs. Minton’s Ranch, Merry Hill, N. C. tfc * ' ’ - For Rent 2-Bedroom Apartment 307 N. GRANVILLE STREET DAVID HOLTON DIAL 2512 To Loan Loans $25.00 and up. We lend on furniture, appliances and automo biles. Supervised and controlled by N. C. State Banking Depart ment. Service personnel wel comed. Security Loan Corporation Beside Jacock's Pharmacy PHONE 2600 205 S. Poindexter Street Elisabeth City, N. C. fc FOR RENT 1 1 Attractive 6-Room House Giving room, dining room, kitchen, den, two bedrooms and bath. LOCATED ON WEST QUEEN ST. THREE BLOCKS FROM DOWNTOWN, VKR” REASON A**- •' WENT Phone 2380 Industrial Equipment T fractwrs Cr * wlw tiSs” Winches Loaders. Landscaping Rakes lift a * • • c. ~ s " °* c * n
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