Hayes Affiliated With Bank Chain
B. B. Townsend, vice
president and senior trust
.officer of the Peoples Bank
;<and Trust Company, has
announced the association
of G. Lewis Hayes, Jr.,
with the bank as a trust
-representative.
Hayes graduated from
Roanoke Rapids Senior
High School in 1963 and
attended the University of
North Carolina at Chapel
Hill, where he graduated
with an AB degree in eco
nomics. He comes to Peo
ples Bank from Chapel
Hill, where he was em
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Dear Voter:
The time is near for you to exercise your privilege and vote.
In the midst of a heated campaign, the public sometimes is in
a quandry as to which candidate is most qualified to serve
the needs of ALL its people. In the Mayor’s race, there are
two other candidates, both outstanding community leaders,
and personal friends of mine. But let us for a moment re
flect on certain aspects of the qualifications of the candidates.
I sincerely believe that I am the most qualified candidate for
the following reasons:
THE ONLY CANDIDATE
1. That has taken an active governmental role in
Edenton’s unprecedented growth of the last 5 years.
2. That helped to instigate and develop Edenton’s
Public Housing Program for our underprivileged
and aged citizens.
3. That has advocated and helped develop off-street
parking, in the last 5 years, making Edenton a
better shopping center.
4. That helped plan and draft Edenton’s annexation
and zoning regulation, that will enhance our future
growth.
5. That has attended the Institute of Government
School for city officials within the last several years.
6. That actively worked for the formation of a Plan
ning Board for Edenton, that we might take ad
vantage of various grant-in-aid Federal programs.
7. That founded his own business and guided it to
success.
8. That has direct contact to N. C. Legislature through
the Institute of Government.
9. That has first hand knowledge of Edenton’s Plan
ned expansion of water and electric facilities.
10. And, that has instigated and aided many of our
successful programs, many of which are still in the
planning and development stages.
WHY NOT VOTE TO CONTINUE EDENTON’S
SUCCESS STORY?
EXPERIENCE REALLY DOES COUNT
VOTE FOR THE CANDIDATE MOST QUALIFIED -
...VOTE...
QUINN - FOR MAYOR
ployed by the University
Television Network as film
director.
Lewis is the son otf Mr.
and Mrs. George L. Hayes
of Roanoke Rapids, a Pres
byterian and an Bagle
Scout. While at UNC he
was a member of the
honor system commission
and a member of Delta
Sigma Pi, national busi
ness fraternity. At the
present time he serves as
a member of the United
States Marine Corps Re
serve.
THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON. NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY. MAY 1. 1969.
Walter Jones
Reports
Continued from Pago 4
No one could disagree with
his concern in this area,
but on the other hand, I
believe the majority of the
American citizens are equ
ally concerned with the in
creasing disregard for law
and order resulting in ag
gravated assaults, robbery
and mugging. It is this
area that has caused many
citizens to be fearful of
traveling in certain areas
of our cities. His message
requested increased appro
priations in the fight on
crime, but if the money is
to be used for more study
and commission reports,
then I will not support
such, for already there are
enough commission reports
on this general subject to
fill an average library.
What is needed are funds
to upgrade local police
units, additional manpow
er, better salaries and sci
entific equipment, and
along with this, a federal
court system which will be
equally sympathetic with
the victim as they appar
ently are with the crim
inal.
--VOTE--
QUINN
-FOR
MAYOR
MAY 6th, 1969
SCHOOL DAYS
By MARY LIZZIE LAME
My school days they were fun,
I wish they had begun;
We were happy as could be
When recess came we had a jubilee.
And our lunch we did take.
Some had bread and some had cake;
We weren’t selfish as you know,
Because we loved each other so.
I can remember the giant oak tree
That furnished a place for us to eat, you see;
Now the memories linger still
As we talked and ate our fill.
Then we would run and play, you see,
Until our face was red as could be;
When it was time for us to sweep our room
We had to forget our play and start real soon.
It was fun walking home when it was warm.
In the evening when we could see the sun.
In the spring we could see
The bursting buds of the trees.
And the honeysuckles were in bloom.
We knew summer was coming soon.
And the frogs they hollered loud.
We knew that fish were in the Sound.
And down the walk when we got home
We noticed the violets were blooming some.
And the firet breath of spring,
It was blooming in full swing.
Now the years have swiftly passed.
But these memories will always last;
In those days way back there
Children were willing to help and willing to share,
Sunday School
Lesson
Continued from Page 6
familiar being through the
efforts of one man one
author. It is, rather, the
efforts of many men, col
lected and composed
through the ages, edited,
translated, re - translated.
The love of God and the
hearts and minds of many
men have gone into this
most universal of all
books in the world today.
Through their inspired ef
forts comfort has been
brought to the grieving;
courage to the fearful;
hope to the hopeless; guid
ance for the lost indeed
there is no one human
emotion, event in the life
of man, temptation, or di
lemma that man has known
that does not have an
answer in this great Book.
Through assiduous study»
no matter what befalls us
as human beings in this
life, if we will but apply
its concepts to our daily
living, God walks hand-in
hand with us here, and
welcomes us to His House
in the hereafter.
1 (That* comments ere based
on outlines of the Interna
tional Sunday School Les
sons, copyrighted by the
International Council of
Religious Education and
used by permission).
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CANDIDATE FOR THE
EDENTON TOWN COUNCIL
As Councilman-at-Large
ALTOS G. ELMORE
Manager of Belk-Tyler Company of Edenton
Since coming to Edenton in February of 1962, my wife, my child
ren and I have come to know and love Edenton probably as much as
those that were born and raised here. We enjoy the benefits of those
that have worked and sacrificed through the years to make Edenton
the fine place that it is to live, work and play. My wife and I have
tried to share in the work-load that faces our growing community. In
filing for the Edenton Town Council as Councilman-at-Large, it is a
sincere desire to offer my services to the people of Edenton as their
working representative in a progressive and growing town. I have no
ax to grind, no special interests to favor and no promises to make other
than a promise to work and serve to the very best of my ability with
the purpose in mind of keeping Edenton on the right road of progress
and good government.
ALTON G. ELMORE.
Facts About The Candidate:
PERSONAL:
Age 36, born and grew up in Rocky Mount, N. C.
Graduate of Rocky Mount City Schools.
Married to the former Barbara Mobley of Rocky Mount, N. C.
Two children: a son, Kel, age 13; a daughter, Kim, age 10.
VOCATIONAL:
Joined Belk-Tyler in Rocky Mount as a high school extra in 1949.
Became full-time Belk-Tyler employee in June, 19S0; salesman
until drafted in the Army in November, 1952.
Discharged from Army in November, 1954; became Advertising
and Public Relations Manager for Rocky Mount store until
coming to Edenton in February, 1962.
Graduate of Belk Stores Management Development School in
Charlotte.
Became manager of Belk-Tyler in Edenton, February 12, 1962.
RELIGIOUS:
Ordained Baptist Deacon by Edgemont Baptist Church in Rocky
Mount in 1960.
Chairman of Deacons at Edgemont Baptist Church in Rocky
Mount in 1961.
Now member, Superintendent of Intermediate Sunday School De
partment and Choir member of Edenton Baptist Church.
MILITARY:
Drafted by the Army, November, 1952 to November, 1954.
Served as military map reading instructor and drill sergeant with
the lOlst Airborne Infantry Division.
CIVIC:
Chairman in 1963, Edenton Chamber of Commerce Merchants
Committee.
President in 1964 Edenton Chamber of Commerce.
Vice President in 1966 Albemarle Area Development Association.
President in 1966 Edenton Rotary Club.
President in 1966 Edenton Teenage Club.
Recipient of 1966 Distinguished Service Award presented by the
Edenton Junior Chamber of Commerce.
President in 1968 of the Edenton Little Theater.
Chairman in 1968 of the Chowan County Cancer Fund Crusade-
Chairman in 1968 of the Edenton Chamber of Commerce Down
town Committee.
Director of Edenton Branch of First National Bank of Eastern
North Carolina.
YOUR VOTE ON ELECTION DAY,
TUESDAY, MAY 6th, 1969
WILL BE APPRECIATED!
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