2 rir:"Ai:3 wring?, hehtfokd, w. c, nmuY, may 26. i960
.. Greg Ijss taid
f':' The Albemarle Soil Conservation
District Supervisors helrf their annual
i banquet in Hertford laat Wdnsdy
night The banquet hat become an
annual affair, since the first one was
(planned and held in 1949 by the Presi
,! ; dent of the Albemarle Soil Conserva
tion Supervisors, Lloyd C. Bunch of
Edenton. ' ' ' . '
? , ? After a well served, delicioiu chick
. en dinner, an interesting tiro pram was
. ' carried out The main speaker of the
i, . evening was, w. jv. ueicuer, state
Forester, and member of the State
. Soil Conservation vCommittee. Mr.
, , Beichler presented some interesting
- I acts end figures relative to the con
ii servaltion of forests and soils in North
Carolina. He pointed out to the group
the need for greater control of forest
. fires ninety per cent of which are
V, caused by man. He also cited the
need for keeping the soils in place by
means 01 eitner grass or tree roots.
E. B. Garrett, N. C. State Conser
; vation&t, made a short talk. Mr.
. Garrett pictured to those present sev
eral instances of outstanding progress
!in the agriculture of North Carolina.
He said tha' these achievements did
not Just happen, but were the results
of research' in farming 5,
Lloyd C. Bunch of Chowan County
was chairman, of thej meeting. W.
Reginald . Gregory,' District Forest
Ranger and Pasauotank lOountv Soil
Coitservatibny Supervisor was Master
of ceremonies. ''. v''i-.-."f :
C. D. Fetzer, District Conservation
ists assisted t J. A. McGoosran. Soil
Conservationist, of Perquimans Coun
ty, helped the Albemarle' Supervisors
to make arrangements for the occas
ion, j .,,,-
Attendinir the Vneetimr fmrri fMn.
wan County ; were: , Lloyd C. Bunteh,
R. H. ' Hollqwell, awl Joe A. Webb,
Jr.,- Chowan v County 'Supervisors;
Frank V. White, Chowan Forest War
den; J. M. Price and J. Cf Eelton.
Production Marketing Administration;
C. W. Overman and R. S. Marsh of
the North, Carolina Extension Service;
E. S. White. Vocational Agriculture
Teacher; and, George Conner, Jr.,
and R. C. Jordan of the Soil Conser
vation Service. ,
The Albemarle Soil Conservation
District is composed of Camden, Cho
wan. Currituck. Pasauotank and Per
quimans counties". Supervisors and
representatives of th different
agencies from.ieach of these counties
attended the banquet meeting.
Date; Set Ub Far
Driver Examinations
'Plans for examinations for Damons
applyiiur for chauffeur's licensee for
cm iiscaii year la&U-iaoi are outlined
by the Department of Motor Vehicles.
$ The more than 40,000 persons who
drive vehicles for hire in North Cam.
Una began applying for their new
licenses on May 1 this year instead of
on May 15, as fci the past ; Present
chauceur's licenses expire on June
30. Since N through Q drivers must
ilso obtain renewals by that date, the
extra two weeks was given chauffeurs
to avoid a heavier than usual rush
aii the deadline nears.
All applicants for . chauffeur's li
censes will be 'iriven an eve test !Per-
jsotib applying for a chauffeur's li
cense and not holding a valirf nnem-
Ws license, chauffeurs whose' licen
ses have expired, chauffeurs over en
years of age, and chauffeurs with dis-
aouiues occurring since their last ex
amination will be given complete ex-
BETHEL W. M. S. MEETS
The Woman Mtafrinnnmr SnniMrr t
Bethel Baptist Church met Wriinea-
day afternoon, May 10, at the church.
ine meeting was opened by singing
the hymn "Give of our Best To the
Master." Mrs. Rhelton T, w
charge of the devotional followed with
prayer by Mrs. A. F. Proctor. After
all matters of business were finished,
the program. "Invisfhln IHridm"
beautifully given by four members.
The meeting was then closed.- The
Society will meet in June, Wednesday,
auer the first Sunday.
PAGE FIVE
conducted by the" hostess with Mrs.
JUrnest Jbong receiving the prize, af
ter which delir.iniio
wtTe served by Mrs. Ward and en
joyed by all present.
Too Late To Classify
I TUT A wwwirr.v n iCQimvn An
TO PERQUIMANS COUNTY VOTERS
Tomorrow is election day, and I am a candidate for the
office of County Commissioner from Parkville Township.
I am asking you to vote for me, and pledge you that if
elected, i will do my best to serve you and the County in
the best interests of all.
Your Vote For Me Will Be Greatly
Appreciated
Earl Hollowell
NOMINATE AND RE-ELECT
Roy S. Chappell
AS COUNTY C0:,1MISSI0.'Efi
FOR BETHEL TOWNSHIP
YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED
A
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CAST YOUR VOTE FOR
NATHAN N. TRUEBLOOD
For Sheriff
of
Perquimans County
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Native Will ;
And Deeply.
Life-Long Appreciate'
Resident Your
Of, Support
;V' This ; And
' County . Vote
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' , HE WILL NOT DISAPPOINT YOu . . '
CIRCLE MEETS
The Mary Long Circle of Bethel
Baptist Church met Monday night,
May 15, in the home of Mrs. Charles
Ward. The president called the
meeting to order with the devotional
heing conducted by Mrs. Edgar Long
ana Mrs. jtrnest Long, after which
prayer was giren by Mrs. Joe White.
Business was then discussed, with a
collection being taken for the Daisy
Alice Ward fund.
A very interesting program en
titled "Invisible Bridges" was pre
sented by Mrs. Thomas Fleetwood
with several members t
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