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Editor’s note: Below
•ijplfcauthoritative answers by
•t» Veterans Administration
-tosome of the many current
' questions from former ser
.vfcemen and their families.
■ farther information on vet
erans’ benefits may be ob
tained at any VA office.
Q. I receive dependency
and indemnity compensation
abased upon my husband ! s
grade at the time of his
•Ideath in service. He earlier
held a higher grade for eight
Grant Available
For Librarians
Carroll PoWell, library
supervisor of Fayetteville
City Schools and chairman
<t>f the North Carolina Asso
ciation of School Librarians,
►announced that a scholarship
for school librarians is being
made available by the North
- Carolina Association of School
librarians, a section of the
• North Carolina Library Asso
ciation.
The scholarship, for the
'■amount of $350, shall be
awarded each year to an ap
■ iplicant who already holds an
■ tipidergradute degree bu t
■Who wishes to certify or do
■ graduate work in library
and be a school li
. 'brarian. The aim of the
■'Scholarship is to encourage
• (entrance into the field of
school librarianship or ad
vancement for those already
:(.members of the profession.
Applications may be ob
tained from each county and
city superintendent or from
■the scholarship committee
/chairman, ,Mrs. Elizabeth S.
■ (Stone, Box 867. Statesville,
AN. C. 28677. Deadline for
the applications is March 15.
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Edenton, N. G.
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Thursday, Friday,
Saturday, Feb. 2-3-4
Chad Everett,
Marilyn Devin and
Bobby Tuoup in
“FIRST TO FIGHT”
Cinemascope and Color
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday,
February 5-6-7
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V Os All Time—
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Sunday Matinee, 2:45
Nights, 6:45 and 8:45
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Wednesday and Thursday,
February 8-9
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months in World War 11.
Shouldn’t my rate be based
upon the higher grade?
A. Yes. This is provided
by a new law effective De
cember 1, 1966. Information
is not available to identify
such cases as yours, so you
should white the VA about
this. It will not be auto
matic. New cases after De
cember 1, 1966, will be au
tomatically adjusted.
Q. I receive $125 a month
for training under the GI
Bill. My wife and I expect
our first child soon. What
must I do to receive the
$l5O rate of training allow
ance?
A. Notify the VA as soon
as the baby is born. The
VA will need a copy of the
birth certificate, but if
there is to be any delay in
getting this, send a notice of
the birth to establish the ef
fective date of your claim
for increase.
Q. .Do I have to report as
income the interest earned
on my Series E Bonds when
I complete the annual in
come questionnaire?
A. Not if you don’t cash
the bonds. Interest earned
should be reported only for
the calendar year in which
the bonds are cashed.
Q. I have just been dis
charged from the Army. I
served four years. Can I
get a GI home loan and go
to school under the new GI
Bill at the same time?
A. Generally, yes. You
should contact your nearest
Veterans Administration re
gional office.
Q. Is a six-month reserv
ist eligiblbe for training un
der PL 89-358?
A. No, since this was du
ty for training purposes
only.
Q. I receive a widow’s
pension. I was not working
when I began receiving the
the pension, but I have now
secured employment. Is it
necessary to report this to
.VA, or may I wait until I
receive an income question
naire at the end of the
year?
A. You should inform the
VA at once so that your
continued entitlement may
be checked. Thus could pre
vent the creation of an over
payment, which would later
have to be repaid to the
VA.
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THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1967.
New Books At
Local Library
New books received this
week at Shepard - Pruden
Memorial Library include
the following:
Simon Says, a novel by
Margaret Ritter.
The Best American Short
Stories of 1966 edited by
Martha Foley and David
Burnett.
Menfreya In the Morning
by Victoria Holt, author of
Mistress of Mellyn.
John Keats, a critical bio
graphy by .Douglas Bush.
The Sea of Cortez, Gulf of
California by Ray Cannon
and. the Sunset editors.
The Creul Coast, a novel
by William Gage. This is
the story of a crippled Ger
man submarine that seeks
shelter on a small island off
the coast of Ireland during
the second world war.
A Single Man, a novel by
Christopher Isherwood.
The Captain, a novel by
Jan De Hartog.
Many new .magazines have
been added to the library
this fall. Among them are:
Holiday, Better Homes and
Gardens, Good Housekeeping,
Newsweek, Time, Popular
Electronics, America and
Field and Stream.
Consumers Bulletin and
Current History have also
been added to the magazines
which the library already
had listed. These magazines
may be checked out a week
at a time.
Batemans Visit
Parents Here
Dr. and Mrs. .Durward F.
Bateman and daughters, Cin
dy, Brenda and Diane, left
Thursday morning for Cali
fornia after visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F.
Bateman and Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Byrum for three days.
Dr. Bateman is taking six
months of Sabbatic leave
from Cornell University at
Ithaca. N. Y„ and will spend
this time teaching and re
search at the University of
California.
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Demonstrations Given At Club
Center Hill Home Demon
stration Club met for its
regular monthly meeting in
January with Mrs. J. C.
Boyce as hostess.
The meeting was called to
order by Mrs. Boyce, presi
dent, who also gave the de
votion.
Mrs. Tom Asbell and Mrs.
Herbert Dale were guests
from the Chowan Home
Demonstration Club. Mrs.
Asbell gave the demonstra
tion on ‘Care of Furniture.”
She had a small table on
which she demonstrated the
proper manner of applying
an oil finish and then a
waxed >finish. We were told
to always rub the furniture
with the grain of wood. Mrs.
Asbell showed several kinds
of waxes, polishes and fur
niture cleansers and dis
NOTICE!
To All Os Our Customers...
Beginning Saturday, February 4,
1967, we will not be open for busi
ness on Saturdays.
All business should be transacted
during our regular hours - Mondays
through Fridays.
We will still offer the same fine
service that we have for many years.
I. H. CONGER l SON, INC.
cussed each.
Curing this year each club
hostess has been asked to
serve a salad and bring the
recipe, so Mrs. Boyce served
a congealed salad with crack
ers and cokes during the so
cial hour.
We were dismissed by the
club collect.
Speed A Killer
NE WYORK Speed was
the number one cause of
traffic accidents in 1965, the
Insurance Information In
stitute reports. Accidents
attributed to speeding result
ed in .more than 17,000
deaths and more than 1.8
million injuries.
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CENTER HILL 4-H CLUB
HAS JANUARY MEETING
Center Hill 4-H Club snet
for its regular January meet
ing at the Center Hill Com
munity Building with 18
members present.
Harry Venters was present
to give the demonstration on
“How to Make Friends.”
Lovette Monds presided ovot
the meeting and Debbie
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Hobbs, secretary, called the
roll and recorded the min
utes.
The 4-H Club planned to
have its annual barbecue
supper on February 11 from
5 to 8 o’clock. All proceeds
will go towards the building
fund. The Heart Drive will
also be done by the 4-irers
in February.
Refreshments weTe served
by the leaders.
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PAGE THREE
’ CARD OF THANKS -J
I would like to take th&
opportunity to thank thy
many friends for their pray
ers, cards, gifts, thoughts
and visits while I was con
fined to the hospital and at
home. You can’t imagine
how much it means to have
so many friends.
Thanks again,
p Jimmie M. Parrish