PAG* TWO—SECTION TWO
Auxiliary Gets
Support Locally
Membership in Chowan
Hospital Auxiliary is grow
ing each'week, according to
Mrs. C. T. Dixon, Jr., mem
bership chajrman.
The local auxiliary annu
ally holds a membership
campaign in January.
The auxiliary works
throughout the year on pro
jects— such as the annual
ball being held Fri da y
night —>wrth proceeds going
to the Chowan Hospital
Those who have joined
the auxiliary since the last
list was published include:
Mrs. Julia Bond, Mrs.
Ruth W. Bend, Mrs. Howard
Ange, Miss Harla Ange, Miss
Sanfra Ange, Mrs. W. P.
Jones, Mrs. T. H. Shepard,
Mrs. E. L. Belch, Mrs. Ross
Bunch and Mrs. Ruth
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Nell Perry, Mrs: Jackie
Ricks, Mrs. Joyce Harrell,
Mrs. Alice Twiddy, Mrs.,
MiPlye Williams, Mrs. Jane
Layton, Mrs. May belle
Wooten, Mrs. Fannie Ed
wards and Mrs. J. D. El
liott.
Mrs. Edward Wozelka,
Mrs. Julien Wood, Mrs.
Wesley Chessen, Jr., Mrs.
Maynard Perry, Mrs. Worth
Layton, Mrs. John W. Hob
lowell, Mrs. Luther Bunch,
Mrs. L. A. Patterson, Mrs.
J. H. Conger, Sr., Mrs. R. F.
Elliott and Mrs. W. B. Rose
vear.
Mrs. J. W. Davis, Mrs. L.
P. Williams, Jr., Mrs. Net
son Crandall, Mrs. Albert
Byrum, Mrs. Richard Har
din, Miss Harriet Leary, Mrs.
W. B. Shepard, Mrs. F. B.
Drane, Mrs. Ed Parker and
Mrs. J. L. Chestnutt.
Mrs. David Warren, Mrs.
Virginia H. Wood, Mrs. O.
B. Perry, Mrs. Roy Hassell,
Mrs. Skinner White, Mrs.
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softened body-to-frame mounts
to smooth Chevrolet’s ride. We
put in soft<aetiug shock
absorbers and soft : working coil
firings at every wheel. By soft,
though, we don’t mean mushy.
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smooth, solid ride. Very steady
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Senator Jordan
Reports:
Uy gkN. n. KTKItKTT JfIWnAN
WASHINGTON A great
many school officials and
parents have become greatly
concerned over President
.Johnson’s proposed drastic
reduction in the national
school lunch and special
school milk programs.
It is too early at the mo
ment to tell in exact figures
the effect the President’s pro
posals will have, hut it is
already clear that if his bud
get proposals are approved
by the Congress it will cut
North Carolina’s participation
in the programs to only a
fraction of what it is today.
I am strongly opposed to
cutbacks in these programs
because I feel they have
played an essential role in
the basic health of our school
children. They have . also
been of tremendous value in
developing healthy eating
habits and patterns for
school-age children.
From the best information
I can get, the proposals pro
vide that those who were
found to be needy, or wel
fare cases, would receive free
lunches and free milk. The
remainder of the school chil
dren would pay full prices
for both milk and hot lunch
es at schqoi.
There is a basic fallacy in
such a proposal as this. For
many years both the school
lunch and school milk pro
grams have been operated on
the theory that it is wise
and sound public policy to
provide milk and hot lunch
es to school children at the
lowest possible cost to them.
It may be entirely true that
many of our children could
pay 60 or 70 cents for lunch
and 10 or 15 cents lor a
glass of milk. But more im
portant than this, endless
thousands of children would
be sent to school each day
without lunch money if the
present prices are doubled or
tripled.
I have always felt that we
should make every effort to
cut the frills out of govern
ment expenditures, but in my
way of thinking a hot lunch
and glass of milk for a
school child is a far cry from
a frill or luxury, and I cer-
Thomas Byrum, Mrs. Pete
Manning, Mrs. Louise Pratt,
Mrs. Oscar Duncan, Mrs.
Scott Harrell. Mrs. James
Kinion and Mrs. Earl Har
rell.
Mrs. Ken Stalls, Mrs.
Bertram Byrum, Mrs. Harold
Summerfon* Mrs. Bob Rob
erson, Mrs. Stuart Patten,
Mrs. Thomas Cheats, Jr.,
Mrs. Glenn Mabe and Mrs.
Chester Stevens.
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1906.
tainly intend to do every
thing I can to preserve the
school lunch ami school milk
programs as they have op
erated so successfully and so
constructively in the past.
Quick Results
"Is your advertising get
ting results?”
"It sure Is. Last week we
advertised for a night watch
man and the next night mu
safe was robbed.”
IN MKMORIAM
In memory of our husband
and father, Nathan Richard
Copeland, Sr., who passed
away February 13, 1965:
Oh, how we all rhiss you so.
That was a sad ‘day when
you had to go.
We miss your smiling face
each day
Because you always had
something nice to say.
You left us so sad and blue,
But you 'had to pay a debt
that was due.
We know you have gone on
to rest in peace
Our love for you will never
cease.
pd —Wife and Children.
Minutes Os Board
Os Public Works
Edenton, N. C.
January 4, 1966
The Board of Public Works
met this day in regular ses
sion at 7:00 P. M., at the
Edenton Municipal Building.
Members present: Jesse L.
Harrell, chairman, J. H. Con
ger, Jr., Thomas C. Byrum,
Jr., J. P. Ricks, Jr., and W.
J. P. Earnhardt, Sr.
Chairman Harrell called
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the'meeting to order and the
minutes of the regular meet
ing of December. ►, (965 were
read and approved. [
Mr. Conger presented a
cost? analysis for the instal
lation of underground elec
tric,facilities to serve Queen
Anne’s Place. The amount
required to install these un
derground facilities over and
above regular overhead fa
cilities is $18,800.00 which
breaks down to $350.00 per
lot. After thorough discuss
ion the Board deluded to ab
sorb $200.00 of this additional
cost and to require the prop
erty owners to pay $150.00.
Motion by Thomas C. By
rum, seconded by J. H. Con
ger, Jr., and unanimously
carried that a charge for un
derground electric service for
Queen Anne’s Place be
$150.00 per lot. The owners
of the property already sold
will pay the $150.00 charge
when a request for service is
made or within a maximum
of five (5) years with no
interest. M. G. Brown Com
pany will agree to pay to the
Town of Edenton $150.00 per
lot as sold and at the end of
a five year period will pay
$150.00 for every remaining
unsold lot, and at the trans
fer or sale of any property
in this area within the pre
scribed period by the present
property owners the $150.00
charge will be due and pay
able at the time of trans
fer. An agreement to the
above charges - affecting
Queen Anne’s Place will be
recorded in the Ciiowan
County Courthouse.
The above prescribed'
charges and method of pay
ment docs not constitute a
precedent that will be fol
lowed in other installations
and that in the future any
request for underground in
stallations will be considered
ort its own merit.
Motion by J. H. Conger,
Jr., seconded by J. P. Ricks,
Jr., and duly carried approv
ing Electric and Water bills
Wmbb^
electricity will heat
your home, warm vour water, | ‘
cook your food
keep you cool, bring yon
color televton,
clean your teeth, make your coffee,
carve your roast beet
and so much more than Edison ever
dreamed of when he turned
;•■ on the first light
: -;’■ 'Jfi' '' * Electricity makes a world of difference
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VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY
in the amount of $22,827.66
fbr payment as follows:
Edenton Construction Co.,
$4.00; Motorola C..& E., Me.,
$61.75; Albemarlfe Motor Co.,
$53.95; The .NorfMk-Carolina
Tel. & Tel. Co., $94.75; J. D.
Mefcotter, Inc., $21.51; Board
of Public Works members,
$350.00; J. H. Conger & Son,
Ihc.; $53.98; Edenton Office
Supply, $7.27; Jordan Com
pany, $1,515,19; Eastern Elec
tric Supply, Inc., $45.06; The
PermiAtit Company, $84.77;
Bunch’s Auto Parts, $5.44;
Whitehurst Blassingham Cor
poration, $10.75; Mitchener’s
Pharmacy, $1.74; Barger Me
ter Mfg, Co., $497.90; Mills
Plumbing & Heating Co.,
$5.20; Ashley Welding & Ma
chine Co., $146.05; M. G.
Brown Co., Inc., $8.76; Nor
folk-Southern Railway Co.;
$109.00; Thurston Motor Lines
Inc., $2.25; R. J. Boyce. Elec
trical Contractor, $44.00; Wil
liamston Office Supply Co.,
$15.81; Gallant, Inc., $25.25;
Postmaster, $90.20; The Cho
wan .Herald, $41.68; Southern
Salt Co., Inc., $439.70; How
ard Harrill Decorating Co.,
Inc., $570.66; Hughes-Parker
Hardware Co., $20.37'; Perry
Paint ■& Glass Co., $1.13;
Taylor-Piedmont Co., sl,-
069.40; Hobbs Implement Co.,
$15.92; Virginia Electric &
Power Co., $15,245.52; Line.
Materials Industries,\ $74.99;
Mueller Co., $109.66; H. & S„
Inc., $34.82; East Carolina
Supply Co., $33.5-1; Electrical
Equipment Company, $300.43;
Graybar Electric Co., Inc.,
$1,085.69; Tidewater Supply
Co., Inc., $372.77; Bridge-
Turn Servicenter, $156.83; to
tal, $22,827.66.
Salaries paid in December,
$4,884.33.
Total bills and salaries,
$27,712.49.
Received from electric, wa
ter, merchandise, sewer, $37,-
499.33.
Received from bond inter
est, $471.88.
Received from Interest Sav
ing & Loan Association,
$200.00. ■ ' , '
Received from water and
sewer assessments, $569.96.
Receipts in excess of dis
bursements, $11,028,68.
Motion by J. H. Conger,
Jr., seconded by W. J. P.
Earnhardt, Sr., and unani
mously carried transferring
$1,500.00 ffoftt~UTrappropriat
ed to appropriated surplus
for the purchase- of new bill
ing equipment for the De
partment.
Chairman Harrell welcom
ed property owners from
Queen Anne’s Place and rep
resentatives- of M. G. Brown
Company ants explained to
them that the Board wants
to install underground elec
tric service in Queen Anne’s
Place only if desired by the
various property- owners. He
then explainfe{f to those pres
ent ..the -i. above described
method Os payment apd ev
eryone present via? in agree
ment. The property owners
present were Mrs. Ed Bond,
Mr. Oscar 'White, Mr. Her
bert Hollowell, and repre
senting M. G. -Brbwn Com
pany, J. E. Debnam, David
Warren; J. C. Leary, John
Graham and Ross Ingles. Mr.
Debnam stated that -he’ will
contact the - othgr property
MUST SALE
MOVING FEBRUARY 25
| 3-bedroom house with living: room,
! dining- area, and den, all with wall
| to-wall carpeting. Kitchen, utility
[ room, hath, storm windows, 2-car
| garage, screened-in porch, fenced-in
I backyard. If needed, electric stote
| and refrigerator. Call 335-2208 col
| lect in Elizabeth City of 482-3247,
| r Patsy McGee.
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owners to ascertain whether
or not they desire the instal
lation of underground elec
tric utilities in accordance
with itbe plan presented and
after a meeting of the Board
of Directors of M. G: Brown
Company will make their de-\
cis ion known to the chair
man as soon as possible. .
Chairman Harrell thanked
everyone. present for attend
ing and promised the coop
eration of the Electric and
Water Department in any
way-■ possible.
The Board unanimously de
cided to empower Chairman
Harrell and. Mr. Gardner *tp
negotiate with Mr. G. B.
Potter regarding the purchase
of his property located on
West Freemason Street adja
cent to the present Electric
and Water Department plant.
There being no further
business, the meeting ad
journed.
' W. B. GARDNER, '
Administrator
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