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Fwtcher P: Lassiter, County
Negr6 agricultural agefet, an
nounces that' the third ahnual |
Northeastern North Carolina
Market Hog Show and Sale will
bfe held in Windsor, on March i
2b. {The show and sale will, be
hteltl at the Carolina-Virginia
Stockyard. Swine prpducers in
the iiihe following counties may
participate: Bertie, Beaufort,
Choivan, Gates, Hertford, Mar- ]
tin, Northampton, Pasquotank
and Perquimans.
Aft baiTows and gilts entered
for Show and sale must be be
tween the weights of 180-220
pbunds. Animals weighing less
than 180 or more than 220
pounds will not be auctioned off,
bUt Sold in the open market at
the current market prices.
Hbgg may be entered in all
of the following classifications:
A—Single Classes
1. One barrow or gilt weigh
ing between 180-200 lbs.
(6 2. Ohe barrow or gilt weigh-'
ihg "Between 201-220 lbs.
■ B—Pen Classes
l.,Pen of 3 barrows and/or
jCmCGALENI)AR)
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CoMrinUbd frotrt Pkge 1, Section 1
Revival services will be held
■t the Macedonia Baptist Church
Montthy, March 26 to Sunday,
April' 1, with services beginning
dt 7:30 o'clock each night. t
A spring revival is in pro- .
gtess at the Edenion Baptist
ChurcH- awr wnr eoraiwue through
Suhday, Mhlrh 25, *
EderifOn Junior Chamber of
Commerce will sponsor their
eighth annual Livestock Show
and Sale at the American Le
gion building Wednesday. March
28th.
ChoWan Hospital Auxiliary will
sensor a square dance in the
Edenton armory Friday night,
April 27. from 8 to 12 P. M.
Chowan County typewriting
contest will be held at Chowan
High School Tuesday, March 27.
A week of revival and mis
sions is in progress at ihg Rocky
Hick Baptist Church and will
cohlinue through Sunday, March
25t
Edenton's Rotary Club will 1
meet this (Thursday) afternoon
at l o'clock in the Parish
William H. Coffield, Jr., Post
No.j 9280, Veterans of Foreign
Wats, will meet Tuesday night
at I o'clock. ‘ I
Ckowan Tribe No. 12. Improv- I
ed 1 rder of Red Men, will meet I
Moi lay night at 7:30 o'clock, j.
Fl day, March 23, is tinal date
for farmers to release unused
edit! i acreage in order to pro
tect ! rot ton allotments.
Cl >wan* Tribe of Red Men |
and a Chowanoke Council. De- 1
greet of Pocahontas, will spon
sor err Easier dance in the Eden
ionvlrmbry Friday night. April
20th.| i ]
Edenton Lions Club will meet
Monday night at 7 o'clock at the
Edenjfon Restaurant.
Edenton's Junior Chamber of ]
Compierce will meet tonight I
»i
m j
gills weighing between 180-
200 lbs.
i 2. Pen of 3 barrows and/or
gilts weighing between 201-
229 lbs.
i There will be an adtilt arid a
youth division ill both of the
above elassei.
Awards will be given to' o\Vh<-
efs exhibiting' the Grand Cham
pion single pen" and pen of 3’s.
| A swine Judging contest will
be held for the youth. Any boy
cr girl between the ages of 10
and 21’ years enrolled in NFA
or* 4-H Ciub work is eligible
to participate in the contest as
a team. Four boys ahd/or girls
will make' up a team. Three
will! serve as members of the
team and one. alternate. Awards
will be given first place team.
Even if anyone is not enter
ing .hogs for show and s&le, he
l should be greatly benefitted by
attending. “Plan how to at
| tend,” s a’ys Courfty Agferlt
' I lttcher, “and if you should
have any questions concerning
j the show and sale please feel
free to call on me.”
(Thursday) at 7 o'clock at the
EJeafcn Restaurant.
Chowan CouH’y's 1962 Cancer
Crusad; will begin Aoril 1.
Pre-school clinics will be held
in Chowan County April 10, 11.
12 and 13:
A public auction will be held
Mcniay. April 16 at the National
Guard armory *o sell a portion
ci the former Edenton Auxiliary
Air Station.
! Atkinson And White
Council Speakers
Continued from Page L Section 1
Mrs. Cameron Boyce, chhir
, man of the Christmas Festival
Committee, made the following'
report: Articles the group will
have at the Christmas Festival
at the Chowan Community
Euilding in early December 1
are:
Advance —Card holders, chil
dren’s aprons, wire tree frames.
Beech Fork—Mints and candy, j
Byrd—Scissors holders, kissing
rings, door knob covers, Swed
| ish darning.
■ Center Hill —Pecan pies and
bakes.
1 —Jams, pickles, pre
serves.
Colonial —Door, mantle and ta
ble decollations,
i Enterprise— Fruit cake.
| Gum Pond —Candy.
1 Oak Grove — Pine cones, sweet
gum balls, sycamore balls.
Rocky Hock—Tree and decora
tions.
Ryland—Nuts and candles.
Wards—Cookies.
Yeopim—Aprons, stuffed toys.
Mrs. M. T. Barrington, Coun
ty Council vice' president, re
ported on District Meeting held
in Washington and the 25th
District Federated Meeting to
be .held in # Hobbsville at the
Hobbsville Baptist Church on
Wednesday, April 4. Mrs. E. N.
Elliott made a report on Dis
trict Meeting and cojnmittee
THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1962.
AT f M Tlls ICT fOIt S
Wtin CAUTWtt
American Trucking Association?, Tno
appointments. . . j
The Council voted to send in- [
coming County Council Presi
dent to Farm and Home Week, {
June 18-22 and music scholarship!
wirfner to State Music Workshop
to be held in Greerisboro in \
July.
Tailoring, refinishing furniture
and hat making workshops were
announced by Pauline Calloway,
horhe economics agent.
Mrs. B. P. Monds, County
Council orcsident, presided at j
the meeting with the Ryland
Home Demonstration Club act- j
ing as hostess.-
One man’s word is no man’s I
word; we should quietly hear j
both sides. —-Goethe.
SIOO REWARD
A reward of STOO will be paid for
information leading to the arrest
and eonvieliort of the person or
persons responsible for turning
in false fire alarms in Edenton
and Chowan County.
Chowan County
Commissioners
Edenton town Council
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j Joseph F. NiXon Is
Stationed In Texas
| Airman Basic Joseph F. Nix-..!
i on, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ducy
1 W. Nixon. Route No. 1, Edenton,
jis being assigned to the United j
| States Air Force technical .train-,
ing course for aircraft mainten-|
ance specialists at Amarillo AFB,
Texas.
Airman Nixon, who has com
pleted his basic military train-!
j ing at Lackland, was selected j
j for the advanced course on the'
j basis of his interests and apti- ;
[ tudes. i
The airman, a 1959 graduate
lof Chowan High School, Tyner,!
| attended Chowan College at (
Murfreesboro. ,
mm mm
Marilyn is a pretty, young wo
man, very much in love with
her fiance. But her family
doesn’t think she should marry, j
“You can’t," Marilyn! With tu
berculosis, you can’t take a!
chance.” ■ :
It’s true that Marilyn has had
*TB for a year. She spent the
first six months in the hospital
and is still under medical care
at home. It will be at least
a year before she is completely
well. But she’s a good patient,
making fine progress.
Can she live a normal 'life?
Can she marry and have a fami
ly.'
The answers must come from
her doctor. But chances are
good that he will say, “Yes”.
Today’s evidence shows that
pregnancy has no effect on the
mother’s disease. It does not
cuie TB, nor does it make the
illness worst. This information
comes from a specialist on the
| subject. Dr. J. Arthur Myers
j has treated over four hundred
I mothers with tuberculosis and
I has examined their 872 ohil
j dren.
The thing for Mari! ,-n to do
!is to discuss the matter with
her drtetor. If she gives his
blessings to her marriage, she
will have to see him regularly, |
just, as she would if she were j
single. Her family members—i
including her husband will 1
have to get regular skin tests, i
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I Just to make sure they don’t
i have TB.
If Marilyn (with her doctor’s
I approval) has a baby, she may
| nurse and care for him —IF the
| doctor says she is no longer in
-1 fectious. There is no reason
I why her TB history need inter
i sere with a happy marriage and
I motherhood.
Children are not born with TB
' nor do they inher,t it. They
can catch it from the mother if
her disease is active. But only
if modern preventive measures I
' are not carefully followed.
1
Sgt. Cedric Basnight j
! Is Expert Marksman
M-Sgt. Cedric W. Basnight. 37'. j
j son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin j
1 J F. Basnight of Edenton, recently (
‘ i achieved recognition as a top
| Army marksman by qualifying
• for the expert marksmanship
‘(badge during range firing with
tj the Army’s new M-14 rifle in’
‘' Germany.
• | The M-14 will replace the M-l
‘l rifle, carbine. Browning auto-i
1 ! matic rifle and Ml 3 submachine
I gun. It packs the fire power
I of a light machinegun, can be
■ | fired both .automatically and
| semiautomatically and fires the
1 standard 7.62-millimeter NATO
, cartridge. |
: j Basnight. an operations ser
geant in the 26th Artillery's
I Headquarters and Service Bat-
I tery in Germany, entered the
j Army in 1942 and arrived over
seas on this tour of duty in
i May 1959.
It happened 100 YEARS ago
The oldest incorporated trade association in the country,
the United States Brewers Association, was organized in
IN NORTH CAROLINA 2,000 ill-equipped Confederates made a
gallant defense of Roanoke Island against 15,000 Union invaders
with an armada of 80 vessels. Rations of beer were enjoyed by
soldiers of both armies during the war—just as North Carolinians
today continue to find pleasure in beer.
For then, as now, beer was the traditional beverage l _)
of moderation. But beer means more than enjoy- l
merit to our state. The Brewing Industry contrib- \ /
utes more than 8 million tax dollars to North 1
Carolina each year—money that helps support our \
hospitals, schools, and highways. \
TODAY, in its centennial year, the United States \
Brewers Association still works constantly to as- \
sure maintenance of high standardsof quality and im
propriety wherever beer and ale are served.
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