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TIMES-NEWS, Rich Square, N. C.. August 12. 1965 k i ■ ^ I
Mt. Carmel
Kelly Horns To
Bernice Kelly Harris To
Return To Chowan In Fall
JACKSON - Annual revival
services will begin on Sunday
MURFREESBORO-Dr. Bern- She received her bachelor of evening, August 15 at 8:00 p.m.
ice Kelly Harris, N. C. author arts degree In English and his- and will continue through Friday
and teacher, and Dr. BelaUdvar- tory from Meredith College and evening, August 20, at Mount
nokl, Professor Emeritus, are master of arts from East Caro- Carmel Baptist Church, All
returning to Chowan College this una College, Mrs. Barnhill has weekday services will also begin
fall, It was announced Monday, traveled through the Middle East at 8:00 p.m.
Other new Instructors Include on a study tour conducted by The guest speaker fortheweek
Mrs. Undine Weeks Barnhill of Lafayette College, Easton, Pa., will be the Rev. Mr, Earle Rog-
Scotland Neck, and JamesS.Saul- and has done research and study ers, pastor of the First Baptist
at Harvard University. Church of Madison, N. C. Rev.
James S. Saulman has joined Mr. Rogers will be returning to
the science and mathematics de- a former pastorate when he be-
partment. He holds the bachelor gins the revival services,
of science degree in biology from The Rev. Mr. Rogers Is a na-
man, Morganton.
As has been her practice for a
number of years. Dr. Harris will
teach creative writing.
The non-credit creative writ
ing course Is designed to give Berea College, Berea, Ky., and tive North Carolinian. He is a
students an opportunity to ex- a master of science'from Ap-
press themselves creatively, to palachlan State Teachers Col-
wrlte about dramatic elements lege.
found in everyday life and their
experiences, according to Dr.
Harris.
As class projects. Dr. Harris’
students have produced a “Lite- NdtiOflol MsCt
Mrs. Stephenson
rary Supplement," written ar
ticles for newspapers and other
publications and had a play pro
duced at the State Drama Festi
val at Chapel Hill,
Coming out of retirement to
teach sociology. Dr, BelaUdvar-
nokl has been Professor Emeri
tus at Chowan for two years. A
native of Budapest, Hungary, Dr.
Udvarnokl was president of the
Hungarian Baptist Convention
from 1936-39 and was featured
speaker at the Baptist World Al
liance Meeting In Berlin in 1934. HAiApatP
He has written extensively. He
joined the Chowan faculty in 1952
and became a United States citi
zen In 1955.
Mrs. Undine Weeks Barnhill
GARYSBURG - Mrs. T. T. Ste-
graduate of Wake Forest College
and received his Bachelor of Di
vinity degree from Southern Bap
tist Theological Seminary,
Louisville, Ky, He has held pas
torates in Indiana, Virginia, and
In Wendell, Washington, and Sea
board (which Included the Mount
Carmel Church) and Is presently
at Madison, He Is married to the
phenson of Garysburg joined the ^prnier Miss Emma Dorris Mat-
North Carolina Homemakers Turkey, N. C., and they
Delegation which left from Ra- children,
lelgh on Sunday, August 8 by bus friends and Interestedper-
to attend the National 1965 Ex- sons are Invited to attend there-
tenslon Homemakers Council vival services.
Meeting at Purdue University,
Lafayette, Indiana.
Mrs. Stephenson Is the 23rd
District Chairman, representing
Northampton, Bertld, Hertford
and Martin Counties as their
Special Notices
CARD OF THANKS
The family of Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Woodard wishes to thank
The theme for the week will each one for every kindness
be “The Homemakers Role In shown during their Illness - for
Community Development," the cards, visits and food, Aspe-
IVUB. uiiyine wddi uam Stephenson will be re- cial thanks to Rev, Dalphon
will join the EngllshDepartment. o" Saturday, August 14, Thompson.
TNP 8/12
SAMPLE BALLOT
OFFICIAL SPECIAL ELECTION BALLOT
FOR NORTHAMPTON COUNTY
INSTRUCTIONS
IN MEMORIAM
The members of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service wish
to pay tribute to the memory of
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Howell who
passed away June 19, 1965.
She was a loyal member of the
-Seaboard Methodist Church.
” Therefore be It resolved;
(1) That we acknowledge our
appreciation for her services as
a co-worker in the church and
1 To vote for or against make a cross (X) mark in the community, she gave unselfishly
square at the left of the appropriate line. of ber time and talents.
^ (2) That as a lover of people
2 If you tear or deface or wrongly mark this ballot, returnshe brought comfort and joy to
it to the registrar and get another. many by her visits, letters, aim
telephone calls. As a wife, moth-
— — er, and grandmother she truly
lived to express her love and
□ For the Legal Sale of Beer Within the County and Within ftll devotion to her family. We extend
Municipalities of the County Wherein Such Saies Are Not Nowto^oaoji^ ^irsJmpaC"
Authorized By Lew. (3) That a copy of these reso-
□ Against the Legal Sale of Beer Within the County And Within Alljf°“
Municipalities of the County Wherein Such Sales Are Not Now
Authorized By Law.
□ For the Legal Sale of Wine Within the County and Within All
Municipalities of the County Wherein Such Sales Are Not Now
Authorized By Law.
Against the Legal Sale of Wine Within the County and Within All
Municipalities of the County Wherein Such Sales Are Not Now
Authorized By Law.
Tlmes-News.
Mrs, C. G. Matthews
Mrs. P. A. Bullock
For W. S. C. S.
Seaboard Methodist Church
TNc 8/12
□
READ AND USE THE
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS
Q] For County Liquor Control Stores
See Ogletree 1st
[2 Against County Liquor Control Stores
Chairman Northampton County Board
of Elections.
Special Election August 14, 1965
YOU NEVER
OUTGROW A
SAVINGS
ACCOUNT
r
LET YOUR SAVINGS
KEEP PACE WITH YOUR NEEDS
Never too young to start a
savings account! Open an
account today to assure
good things ahead. Parents,
open an account on his be
half this very day.
ROANOKE RAPIDS
Savings & Loan Association
265 Roanoke Avo Phone 537-4527
ROANOKf RAPIDS
1st & 2nd
Mortgage
Loans
2nd
Mortgage
Loans
up to
$10,000.00
Even If Your
Home Is Not
Paid For!
Money
Problems
Are Our
Business
Need Money
For:
• Home Repairs
• Taxes
* To Consolidate Bills
* Business Needs
• Any Purpose
* Commercial Loons
Phone
Roonoke Rapids
JE 7-2538
OGLETREE
REAL ESTATE
& MORTGAGE CORP
Representatives in
Area For
Piedmont
Credit Corp
The March Of Dollars Is Away From Northampton
While Halifax, Bertie and Hertford Counties Get About $650,000 Net
Profit a Year From Legal Sales . . . Northampton Gets Nothing
. . . And Loses A Lot of Its Shoppers
EMPORIA.VA,
BOVKINS.VA.
LlTTLerON
MURFREES-
BORO
HALIFAX
COUNTY
($296,152)4^^
I
AHOSKIE
ALL TOWNS SHOWN HAVE
BeER-WINE AND ABC
SCOTLAND NECK
BERTIE
COUNTY
>($153,230)
With Legal Control Surrounding The County,
Tight Economic Squeeze Placed On Northampton
This Means:
Because Northampton doesn't have Legal
Control, its toiks purchase ABC-beer-wine in
nearby Legal Sale towns and also buy grocer
ies, hardware, clothing and other items there.
2 This not only hurts Northampton merchants,
it hurts every Northampton citizen, because
lost business means fewer jobs at home.
3. Northampton's population has declined 1,600
people in the lost 10 years because so many
young people had to leave the county to find
jobs.
4. The lost revenue makes it very hard for North
ampton to get new industry to provide more
jobs, because we lock the funds to provide the
things new industry expects (such os water and
sewer lines, recreation areas, etc.)
5. As long os these conditions exist, Northamp
ton will suffer while its neighbors grow and
prosper.
6. The only solution is to adopt Legal Control.
Otherwise higher and higher taxes will be
placed on your home, your business, your form,
your automobile or any of your personal pro
perty.
Let’s Try Legal Control
Northampton County Citizens Committee For Legal Control