PAGE EIGHT
—SECTION TWO
•Spruill Gives
Veterans Advice
r John Lee Spruill, local
veterans service officer, is
sued a reminder today that
only three months remain
ifer veterans with service
bonnected disabilities to ob
tain the newly re-opened
National Service Life Insur
ance.
This insurance is being of
fered those Veterans of
World War II and the Korean
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conflict who either failed to
take out the insurance orig
inally or allowed it to lapse
in whole or in part.
Deadline for the c ale of the
new GI policies is midnight,
May 2, 1966.
The insurance is open ‘to
those veterans who wpre
originally eligible for GI in
surance between October 8,
1940, and January 1, < 1957,
and who either failed to take
it out or let it lapse after
purchasing it.
The eligible veterans must
have a service-connected dis
ability or a non-service con
nected disability so severe
that he cannot purchase com
mercial insurance at the
highest rates.
Veterans have several
choices of insurance plans—
ordinary life, 20 - payment
life, 20-year endowment and
modified life—and they may
take out the full SIO,OOO
coverage or as little as
SI,OOO.
The local veterans service
office will supply full de
tailn.
Hornets Win
Over Tigers
The D. F. Walker Hornets
who haven’t played a basket
THE CHOWAN BgBALP, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1960.
ball game in 4* ..week took
advantage of this by edging
the E. J. Hayes Tigers in a
thriller, 70-64. The Walker
Hornets were, leading 31-30
at half time.
High scorers ,in the game
for Walker were C., Blount
and S. Sutton with 16 points
each, followed by Robbins
with- 15 points, Bonner with
7, -Taylor with 6 and Bad
ham with 4.
High scorers for Hayes
were Braxton with 24 points
and Lanier with 20 points
and Mclntyre with 10.
The next game for the
Hornets was scheduled to be
played in Belcross at the 1
•Marian Anderson High gym
nasium Wednesday, Febru
ary 9. _ # -
• Albania 4-H’ers
Hold Meeting
On January 27, the Al
bania Senior 4-H Club met
at the home of Mrs. Lindsey
Blount on Albemarle Street
extended. The guest speaker
was Fletcher Lassiter, Cho
wan Count* agent. He gave
the club project manuals and
record books to'help persue
the club’s goals in life. The
club received its 4-H-charter,
presented by the United
Stg|es Department of Agri
culture and state colleges of
agriculture cooperating. Re
freshments were served by
Mrs. Lindsey Blount. Mrs.
Emily Brooks is the dub
leader.
Clarence Stallings is presi
dent of the club and Miss
Elizabeth Brooks is news
reporter.
Tax Collections
Exceed 70%
Sheriff Earl Goodwin has
collected more than 70 per
cent of the 1965 tax levy,
according to a report made
Monday to Chowan County
Commissioners.
The 1965 levy was $433,-
193.41, a record high for the
county.
Sheriff Goodwin said tax
collections thus far are run
ning ahead of the same!
period a year ago.
He reported Monday that
tax collections in January
amounted to $76,067.42 on
the current levy.
At tne same time he noted
delinquent taxes collected |
in the amount or $2,298.93
for years back to 1955.
Penalties on these taxes
amounted to $383.82.
A vile conceit in pompous
words expressed >, ,
Is like a clown in regal
purple dressed.
—J. C. F. Schiller. ' ■
For Sale!
FOUR-ROOM HOUSE . . ,
located on U.S. 17 soutly
of Edenton. Must be movf
ed from premises.
Call or See
Haywood Jones
Phone 482-2314
For