Thursday, December 7, 1978
The Bandon Notebook By Maggie B.: What Is The Healing Touch?
9 By Maggie B.
THE HEALING TOUCH!
What is it? The art of really
paying attention to others.
That doesn’t sound difficult -
but - it’s an art that so often
we fail to cultivate. Why?
Simply because each of us,
whether we realize it or not
has woven into our being a
yearning for attention and if
we fail to get it, it is a
The Chowan Herald Legal Notices
LEGAL NOTICE
Executor’s Notice
Having qualified as Executor
of the estate of Cora Parks
Byrum, late of Chowan County,
North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons holding claims
against the estate of said
deceased to present them to the
undersigned on or before the
30th day of May, 1979, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
any recovery thereon. All
indebted to said estate
Krill please make immediate
v -payment.
This 30th day of November,
1978.
Isaac Byrum, Jr.
Executor of
The Estate of
Cora Parks Byrum
Deceased.
Earnhardt & Busby, P.A.
Attorneys at Law
102 West Eden Street
P.O. Box 445 I
Edenton, N.C. 27932 t
Telephone: (919) 482-4441 (
N0v.30,Dec.7,14,21chg.
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LEGAL NOTICE
I
Notice of Public Hearing
WHEREAS, the Town Council
of tb* Town of Edenton believes
it is in the best interest of all the
citizens of the Town that Dock i
Street be closed as a public
street, and 1
WHEREAS, the Town of <
Edehton owns all of the lands I
abutting said street,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT i
RESOLVED, that the Town
Council expresses its intent to
close Dock Street and calls for a
public hearing to consider the
matter on December 12,1978 at
8:00 P.M. in the Edenton
Municipal Building,
gk Roy L. Harrell
Mayor .
W.B. Gardner
Administrator
Dec.7,chg.
ADMINISI rtA TOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as Ad
ministratrix of the estate of
Amber Lanette Lane, Late of
Chowan County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all
persons holding claims against
the 'estate of said deceased to
present them to the undersigned
on or before the 17 day of May,
1979, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of any recovery
thereon. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This 9 day of November, 1978.
Thelma H. Lane
Administratrix of
The Estate of
Amber Lanette Lane
Deceased.
Nov. 16,23,30, Dec .7,chg.
LEGAL NOTICE
This is to notify the public that
effective immediately, I, Jean
R. Keeter will not be respon
* sible for debts contracted by
anyone other than myself.
N0v.23,30,Dec.7,pd.
Legal Notice to Bidders
Re-Advertisement
An insufficient number of bids
were received for the Con
struction of a Metal T-Hangar
at the Edenton Municipal
Airport cm Tuesday, November
21, 1978.
Therefore, this project is now
re-advertised, and sealed bids,
subject to the conditions herein,
will be received until 2:00 P.M.,
Thursday, December 14, 1978,
at the City Council Chambers,
City of Edenton Municipal
Building, Edenton, North
WE ARE NOW BUYING ALL TYPES OF
PECANS. EARN THE HIGHEST PRICES BY
BRINGING THEM TO:
FRANK R. JONES & SON
412-478
psychic pain few can en
dure. A crying child tugging
at mother’s skirt, a
rebellious teen-ager, a
philandering husband or
wife, the chronic com
plainer, the rioter in the
streets are all voicing the
same despairing and urgent
cry: I’m here - pay attention
to me!
How can we develop this
Carolina, and then opened and
publicly read, for furnishing all
labor and materials and per
forming all work connect edd
with the following described
project:
Construction of Metal
T-HangarAt
Edenton Municipal Airport
Bid forms, Plans,
Specifications and Contract
Documents are on file at the
office of Talbert, Cox and
Associates, Inc., Wilmington,
North Carolina; A.G.C. Plan
Rooms and F.W. Dodge Cor
poration Plan Rooms, Raleigh
and Charlotte, North Carolina,
and may be obtained from
Talbert, Cox and Associates,
Inc., P.O. Box 3333, Wilmington,
North Carolina, 28406, upon
deposit of $30.00. Half of the
deposit will be refunded, except
to the successful bidder, upon
return of these documents and
plans in good condition within
ten (10) days after the opening
of the bids.
Each proposal must be ac
companied by a bidder’s bond
on the form contained in the
Proposal from a Surety Com
pany acceptable to the City of
Edenton or a cashier’s check or
certified check made payable to
the City of Edenton for not less
than 5 per cent of the total
amount of the bid.
The Owner reserves the right
to reject any or all bids and to
waive formalities and
technicalities.
Bids will be required to
remain open for acceptance or
rejection for sixty (60) calendar
days after the date of opening of
bids.
Special Note: Construction of
the new T-Hangar cannot begin
until an existing hangar is
removed by others; but it is
anticipated that the removal
will be completed by January
15,1979. The completion timd for
the new T-Hangar has been
increased to 150 days.
Roy L. Harrell, Mayor
Town of Edenton
North Carolina
Nov.3ojDec.7chg.
LEGAL NOTICE
Legal Notice to Families
Who Lived in Public
Housing Projects Operated By
The Edenton Housing Authority
Or Lived in Public Housing
Projects in Any Other City
Between March I*. 1971
September 26, 1975.
If you rented a house or
apartment from the Edenton
Housing Authority or any other
Public Housing Agency (PHA)
during the period between
March 16, 1971, and Sept. 26,
1975, you may be eligible to file
a claim for a refund of part of
your rent during that period if:
1. The wife or husband of the
head of the household was
present and dependent upon the
head of the household for
support and-or;
2. A dependent member of
your family household was
employed.
If you believe your family
falls within one of the categories
described above, you may wish
to continue reading this Notice
in order to determine how and
under what circumstances you
may file a claim.
On July 7, 1978, the District
Court of the District of
Columbia entered a Stipulated
Order providing that the
definition of family income for
purposes of computing
maximum rentals for public
housing, as contained in a HUD
Circular, which excluded
spouses from the S3OO
deducation for each dependent
and excluded dependents from
the S3OO deduction for each
art? Before we can pay
deep attention to others, we
mist first pay attention to
ourselves and by the help of
God, unravel our own
motional hang ups. The
Bible tells us to “love thy
neighbor as thyself’’ - but -
we can’t love our neighbor
unless we are at peace with
ourselves. Often when
youngsters run away from
secondary wage earner, was
invalid and violated the United
States Housing Act of 1937, as
amended. The effect of this
determination is that certain
families who lived in public
housing during the period from
March 16,1971, to September 36,
1975, may have been charged
too much rent. Therefore, the
District Court ordered HUD to
establish a one million dollar
fund for the payment of claims
which current or former tenants
of public housing may submit
for a refund of any over
payments.
The District Court’s
Stipulated Order provides that,
if valid claims exceed one
million dollars, HUD has the
option of having the Order
dissolved in which case NTO
and HUD may negotiate a
modified settlement or proceed
with further litigation. Thus,
claimants should realize that
the submittal of a claim
determined valid by a PHA may
result in full, partial, or no
payments, depending on the
total amount of valid claims
submitted to HUD, or the final
outcome of any further
litigation. Any person wishing
to receive a copy of the
Stipulated Order or a claim
form may do so by making their
request known to a local PHA.
Individuals wishing to submit
a claim must fill in the claim
form made a part of this Notice
and must submit it to the Public
Housing Agency’s address
indicated on the claim form, or
such other appropriate Public
Housing Agency if different
from the address indicated,
within 120 days from December
7, 1978. No claims will be ac
cepted after the end of the 120
day period, March 7, 1979.
Information provided by the
clamant on the claim form
must be specific as to the time
period between March 16, 1971,
and September 26, 1975, for
which the wife or husband of the
head of the household was
present and was a dependent
and-or a dependent in the
household was employed.
Dec.7chg.
LEGAL NOTICE
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE
Having qualified as Al
ministrator of the estate of Earl
B. Privott, late of Chowan
County, North Carolina, this is
to notify all persons holding
claims against the estate of said
deceased to present them to the
undersigned on or before the
30th day of May, 1979, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
any recovery thereon. All
persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate
payment.
This 29th day of November,
1978.
William T. Davis, Atty.
Administrator of
The Estate of
Earl B. Privott
Deceased.
N0v.30,Dec.7,14,21, chg.
NORTH CAROLINA
CHOWAN COUNTY
File No. 78-SP-34
Film No.
In The General
Court of Justice
Superior Court Division
Before The Clerk
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
In The Matter Os The
Foreclosure Os A Deed of Trust
Executed By James Moods and
wife, Jeannette C. Monde dated
August 15, 1973, recorded in
Book 98, page 483-486, Chowan
County Registry, by Max S.
Busby, Trustee
THE CHOWAN HERALD.
home or get into trouble
they tell (be same story.
“My parents don’t care
about me, we never do
anything together, they
don’t listen to roe." Their
parents are amazed and
respond “We give him
everything - we don’t un
derstand Mm”. What they
fail to realize is that the
youngster is not looking for
Pursuant to the power of sale
contained in a deed of trust
executed by James Monds and
wife, Jeannette C. Monds, on
the 15th day of August, 1973 to
Max S. Busby, Trustee recorded
in the office of Register of
Deeds of Chowan County in
Book 96 at page 453; default
having been made in the
payment of the note and in
compliance with the terms and
conditions contained in said
deed of trust, and demand
having been made on the un
dersigned trustee by the holder
of the note thereby secured to
foreclose said security, the
undersigned will offer for sale
to the highest bidder for cash, at
the Chowan County Courthouse
door in the town of Edenton,
North Carolina on Monday, the
18th day of December, 1978 at
twelve o’clock noon, the
following described lot or pared
of land, lying and being in
Second Township, Chowan
County, North Carolina, more
particularly described as
follows:
The West end of the field
whereon the late Cornelius
Forehand lived and died,
containing twenty (20)
acres, more or less,
bounded on the North by
the county road, East by
the land of Dora Saunders,
wife of B.H. Saunders,
South by Jacob M. Boyce
and West by the land of
Noah J. Boyce, same land
devised to Dorsey C.
Forehand by Cornelius
Forehand by Will. See Will
Book E, page 420, Item
One. Being the same real
estate conveyed to J.T.
Boyce by Dorsey C.
Forehand by deed dated
May 3, 1900 and recorded
in Deed Book L, pages 14
and 15 of the office of
Register of Deeds for
Chowan County, N.C. and
being the same real estate
conveyed to L.R. Boyce by
deed of Ella Mae Boyce
(unmarried) et al duly
recorded in Deed Book 7 at
page 254 of the office of the
Register of Deeds for
Chowan County;
reference to which said
deed is hereby made for
further description and
chain of title.
LESS AND Except from
this conveyance that
certain tract or pared of
land reserved unto the
grantor, Leroy Boyce,
more particularly
described as follows:
BEGINNING at a con
crete marker at the
Southern edge of State
Road No. 1311, James
Monds’ Northeast corner;
thence South 0 degrees 30’
East, 218 feet to a concrete
post; thence North 86
degrees 45’ East, 65.8 feet
to a concrete post; thence
North 85 degrees 00’ East,
293 feet to a concrete post;
thence North 2 degrees 40’
West, 142.9 feet to a
concrete post in the
Southern margin of State
Road No. 1311; thence
along the Southern edge of
the road of the said State
Road No. 1311,13.6 feet to
a point; thence South 84
degrees 15’ West along the
Southern edge of said
State Road No. 1311, a101.4
feet to a point; thence
along the Southern edge of
State Road No. 1311, along
a curve having a radius of
573 feet, 981.9 feet to a
concrete marker, the point
and place of beginning,
containing 1.23 acres,
according to the plat
entitled “Lot of Leroy
Boyce and wife, Eunice S.
Boyce” prepared by
Carlyle C. Webb,
Registered Surveyor,
dated August 8, 1973 and
duly recorded in Plat Book
7 at page of the office of
Register of Deeds for
Chowan County;
reference to which said
plat is hereby made for
further description
This oale will be made oubject
to 1978 Chowan Ooimty ad
valorem taxes and the highest
bidder mall be required to
make a 16 par cent deposit of the
bid with the Court.
Doted and pealed this 27th
day of November, 1978.
Max 8. Btsby, Trustee
188 Weal Eden Street
P.0.80x 448
Edmten,N.C. 37*91
Tele: (919)489-4441
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things - he wants? ills
parents’ time and needs to
fell their love for Mm. It all
bods down to two simple
tMngs. Rejection hurts.
Attention heals.
We must learn to listen
intently to the hearts Mat
cry out for attention. Stretch
out your heart and mind and
focus on the other person’s
needs. Demonstrate af
fection and give them
reassurance.
We must learn not to be so
self-centered. Being self
centered come naturally but
if we want to pay close at
tention to others we must
train ourselves to stop
striving for the spotlight and
let it fall on the other person.
We must practice
patience. To genuinely pay
close attention to others
may require waiting,
listening or standing by until
the person you are paying
attention to works out his
own salvation. The key is
knowing we are there and
that we care.
We must be concerned.
There is no use paying at
tention - or pretending to
pay attention to anyone
unless we honestly care
about Mm and are willing to
share his pain and
problems.
The capacity to project
concern is at the very heart
of all deep and lasting
human relationsMps. The
wonderful thing about it is
that when we develop the art
of paying attention and the
other person feels that
someone cares, he is often
able to begin caring more
about others.
Love begets love. Try it
and see for yourself. The
dividends will come pouring
back to you.
On tMsglorious Lord’s Day
it was a real privilege to
enter God’s House to pay
homage to our Lord and feel
the brotherly love wMch
pervaded the atmosphere
Asst. Supt. Meredith Barden
joyfully welcomed those
gathered at Bandon Chapel
for Sunday School. He an
nounced that Prayer
Meeting would be Wed
nesday at 7 P.M. in
FellowsMp Hall with Dr.
Bill leading the discussion.
Choir practice follows at 8
P.M.
On Thursday, the ladies of
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the BCWG will enjoy their
Christmas Party. After
shopping in Elizabeth City,
they will meet at 1 P.M. for
lunch at Tuck’s (Dutch
treat). Gifts will be ex
changed after lunch.
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Prayer List: Prayer is
simply talking to our
Heavenly Father anywhere
we happen to be for no
matter what position our
body is in, the soul is on its
knees. Please add our
friends to your prayer list.
Helen Skinner is at home
and continues to improve
but requires extensive care.
Betty Perry, 221-8213 is
coordinating those volun
teering to help. Call her if
you can spare a few hours.
Keep Helen in your thoughts
and prayers; Kitty Evans
Barringer is improving -
now she can speak! Keep
her in your prayers and
remember to said your love
gift to the Kitty Evans
Barringer Fund, Peoples
Bank & Trust Co., Edenton.
Also remember her husband
and parents; Elbert (James
E.) Beach is much im
proved - he was allowed to
leave the hospital for the
weekend! His address is:
Kecoughtan Veterans
Hospital, Bldg. 110-4E,
Hampton, Va.; our
“Guardian Angel” Hilda
Wisner is home now but
still needs your prayers;
please add Mrs. Eva Jer
nigan who has a touch of the
flu and Mrs. Anita Driscoll
suffering with a bad throat
infection; remember Kay
Christ; Marion Phillips;
Davis Squires; Ruth
M. L. Roberts Landscaping
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MARVIN ROBERTS 221-4766
(Monoger) Tyner, N. C.
Downend; Opal Gregory;
Rev. Bennie Crawford;
Roscoe D. Cooke; A1 and
Jeannie Church; Sylvia
Johnson; our missionaries
Nita Pride, David k Linda
Smith and our much loved
pastor.
Topic for our adults this
week was “The Divine
Quest”, Gen. 12:1-3; Heb.
1:1, 2; Luke 15:4-10, taught
by Mary (Flagg) Campbell
in such an interesting and
informative manner,
revealed that God spoke to
Abraham, then amplified
His meaning through the
prophets of Israel, and at
last, He salt the final Word,
His Son, Jesus Christ. Aim
was that adult Christians
appreciate God’s efforts to
communicate with them.
“Happy Birthday” was
sung by all in honor of Betty
Perry and Trus Bunting as
they placed their con
tributions in our Birthday
Bank.
Dr. W.J.B. Livingston’s
delightful morning message
was “How To Prepare For
Christmas”, Isaiah 53.
Something is in the air -
Christmas is coming! Are
you ready? Isaiah and other
prophecies let the priests
and the wisemen know
where Christ was to be born.
The Wisemen found Him
while priests and others
sought to kill Him.
The wise alway want to
find Christ. Why? 1) Christ
puts us back on the right
track. All we like sheep have
gone astray. The Wisemen
Page 5-B
looked for a Star - we look
for the light of Christ; 2)
Christ takes upon Himself
our iniquities and puts a
song in our hearts.
Christinas is a time of
singing and praising God for
the gift of his son. His life
leaps into ours. We grow
physically. It would be a
pity to remain a babe in
Christ.
Prayers are indeed an
swered! It was such a
Measure to see A1 and
Jeannie Church in the
Lord’s House Sunday. They
have both been through so
much. Please continue to
pray for than.
The Board of Deacons will
meet Saturday at 9:30 A.M.
in FellowsMp Hall. Anyone
interested in the develop
ment of Bandon Chapel in
invited to attend.
The science of pediatrics
was founded by 18th
century Swedish physician
Nils von Rosenstein.
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RETIREMENT?
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earning isn't Get ready now. Be
set then.
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JAMES 0. PERRY. JR.
P, 0. Box 31227
Raleigh, N. C. 27612
Phone 781-2098
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