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The writer of this column remains a pa*
tient in Chowan Hospital, stiil too weak to
write. However, Mrs. Charles Newcomb, a
patient just across the hall, gave this poem
which both she and Kate appreciate:
1 walked the road to sorrow,
A road so dark with care,
So lonely, I was certain
That no one else was there.
But suddenly around me
Were beams of light, stretched wide;
And then I saw that Someone
Was walking by my side.
And when I turned to notice
This road which I had trod,
I saw two sets of footprints—
My own—and those of God.
Albemarle Rally Slated
To Boost Jones Campaign
ELIZABETH CITY Plans
are now being finalized for
an area-wide “Re-elect Walter
Jones” political rally, accord
ing to Tom Brown of Hert
.'ord, rally chairman. The
dd-fashioned campaign gath
ering, scheduled for Septem
ber 15, at the Elizabeth City
National Guard Armory, will
include Jones supporters from
the seven Albemarle area
counties lying north of the
Chowan River.
“We expect an overflow
crowd,” Brown stated, “to en
joy a free fish supper, lots
of entertainment and plenty
of campaigning.” It is ex
pected that several well
known state officials will par
ticipate in the rally in sup
port of Rep. Jones’ re-election
bid.
Jones, a native of Farm
ville, is presently completing
his third term in the House
of Representatives, represent-
Miss Bland- 84
Dies In Asheville
Miss Penelope M. Bland, 84,
died at an Asheville nursing
home Tuesday after an ex
tended illness. She was a
native of Edenton but made
her home in Asheville for
many years.
She was the daughter of the
late Theodoric Bland and
Alethia Benbury Bland.
She is survived by one sis
ter, Mrs. Georgie Bland
Holmes of Edenton.
She was a member of the
Christian Church at Ashe
ville.
Graveside services will be
held in Baover Hill Cemetery
Friday mMtfng at 11 o’clock.
Rev. PercjlXJpchurch will of
ficiate.
Williford Funeral Home
has charge of arrangements.
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V
ing the First Congressional
District of North Carolina. A
life long Democrat, Jones
serves as a member of the
important House Agriculture
and Merchant Marine com
mittees.
Tom Watts, Pasquotank
Jones Campaign Chairman,
explained the purpose of the
rally. “We want to give the |
citizens of the seven Albe
marle counties an opportun
ity to express their apprecia
tion to Rep. Jones for his ser
vices to our area,” Watts
stated, “as well as an oppor
tunity to show their support,
for his campaign.” “He is an;
outstanding and highly re- j
spected Congressman who has,
always had the interest of our j
area at heart,” Watts added, j
All citizens of Chowan, |
Perquimans, Gates, Pasquo- j
tanw, Camden, Currituck and
Dare counties are cordially in.
vited to attend the raUy.
I
Savings Bonds
Sales Are Good j
Sales of Series E and HI
United States Savings Bonds 1
in North Carolina during July I
amounted to $4,914,327, an in-1
crease of 11.2 per cent over,
sales in July of last year. j
Cumulative sales in North
Carolina for January through I
July amounted to $38,053,345,!
which is an increase of 3.71
per cent over the same period
a year ago. This represents j
60.1 per cent of the state’s i
1970 dollar goal of $63,300,000. |
R. Graham White, Chowan
County volunteer chairman,;
in making this release point
ed out that the new one-half
per cent bonus on U. S. Sav
ings Bonds makes a good
product even better. This
bonus brings the rate on
i Series E bonds purchased on
| and after June 1, 1970, to 5*4 i
per cent when held to imatur- !
ity of five years and 10
months, with a first year rats
of 4 per cent. All outstand- j
ing bonds will also be im-!
proved, starting with the
first interest period after;
June 1, 1970, if held to ma- j
turity or beyond.
Savings Bond sales in Cho- i
wan County for July were
$4,828.00. January-July sales j
j totaled $53,314.00. This rep- !
■ resents 63.8 per cent of Cho- j
I wan County’s goal of SB3,- :
,558.00, according to White.
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