June Calendar
For W.S.C.S.
The Women's Society of
Christian Service meets in the
Fellowship Hall of the United
Methodist Church on June 5th.
at 8 p.m. The Delia Shamburger
Circle will be in charge of the
program and the Mary Towe
Circle will be hostesses at the
social hour that follows. The
Executive Committee will meet
at 7:15 prior to the general
meeting.
On June 6th. the Minnie
Wilson Circle will meet with
Mrs. L.C. Winslow at 9:45 p.m.
The Delia Shamburger Circle
will meet with Mrs. Durwood
Reed, Jr. on June 12th. at 8:00
p.m.
The Helen Bame Circle will
meet June 12th at 8:00 p.m. with
Mrs. Percy Newbern.
The Wesleyan Service Guild
will meet with Mrs. Earlie
Goodwin on June 12th at 8 p.m.
On June 14th. at 3:00 p.m. the
Mary Towe Circle will meet
with Mrs. Roulac Webb.
Card Of Thanks
A special thanks to each in
dividual and church
organization that remembered
me with cards, flowers, gifts
and prayers while I was a
patient in Norfolk General
Hospital.
You indeed brought home
away from home for me.
Thanks to my wonderful neigh
bors and friends for taking care
of me and my family since I've
been shut in at home.
May God bless each of you
with good health.
Mrs. J.B. (Dorothy) Perry
Card Of Thanks
I would likto express my
sincere thanks and appreciation
to my many friends and
relatives and to all church
organizations who remembered
me during my stay in the
hospital and since I have been
home. For the beautiful flowers,
gifts, cards, prayers, visits,
telephone calls and good food.
May God bless each of you.
Irene "Renie" White
Card Of Thanks
I would like to express my
thanks to everyone for the
cards, flowers, food and visits
while I was a patient in the
Albemarle Hospital and since
I've been recuperating at home.
Your kindness will always be
remembered.
Mrs. Freeland Elliott
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Now that this school year
is nearly over and summer
is just around the corner,
sandwiches will be very pop
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Raisin Sandwich Spread
1 c sugar
3 whole eggs
2 lemons (Juice of 2 and
rind of H lemon)
1 c mayonaise
1 c raisins
1 c nuts
Beat eggs to loam, add
sugar, lemon juice and rind.
Cook in double boiler until
it begins to thicken. Cool.
Add the mayonaise. Grind
raisins and nuts together
and add to other mixture.
Card Of Thanks
I would like to express my
sincere thanks to all my friends
and neighbors for the visits,
cards, flowers, gifts and
prayers I received during my
recent stay in the hospital and
since I have been home.
Fernando Hollowell
Card Of Thanks
This is to thank rny many
friends for all their many
beautiful cards, letters, fruit,
flowers, visits and other gifts
while I was in the Albemarle
Hosptial, all of which helped me
so much to get back home early.
I pray God's blessing upon
everyone of you.
Mr. G.C. Buck
Card Of Thanks
I wish to express my ap
preciation to all friends and
neighbors who remembered me
with their prayers, visits, cards,
flowers, phone calls and all
other acts of kindness on the
day of my operation and
through my stay in Norfolk
General Hospital.
May God bless each of you.
Rossie M.Baker
Card Of Thanks
I would like to take this op
portunity to th nk Dr. Baker
and all the nurses for their
special care while I was in
Chowan Hospital.
- Also all my friends for their
flowers, cards, visits, prayers
and kind deeds extended ' to
my family.
May God bless you.
Irene Meads and family
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Who Fought The Civil War
For North Carolina
"Who fought the Civil War for
North Carolina?" is a question
being answered by a long-term
project in the State Archives
The task of documenting
information about those 180,000
individuals was undertaken in
1961 by the Civil War Com
mission, and its aim is to
document as much information
as possible about literally every
North Carolina who served in
the war.
As most Civil War buffs know,
one roster of North Carolina
troops was published in 1882 by
Major John W. Moore, a former
Bored!
More and more firms are
turning to innovative work
rules and working schedules
to fight boredom among work
ers and create a better bond
of feeling between employ
ers and the parent company,
plus greater efficiency.
One of the new ideas is
the summer practice of giving
workers Friday afternoons
free. That is usually accom
plished by having them re
port for work earlier on the
other four days, either half
hour or one hour earlier.
Another idea is to offer work
ers a four-day work week if
they wish to work four ten
hour days or four-nine-and-a-half-hour
days. (The four
day week has proven the
most popular innovation of
all according to a study of
the trend in Massachusetts.)
Firms have found that
absenteeism is reduced by
such plans, morale greatly
improved and production
often increased-thereby in
creasing profits. Generally
speaking, smaller firms with
200 or fewer employes have
adapted to the new trend
most quickly and success
fully. But it seems reason
able to assume more and
more business firms, small
and large, will take advan
tage of the mutual benefits
inherent in such plans, which
can also improve the nation's
business-labor atmosphere.
The criminal is a criminal
whether he is rich or poor,
regardless of what society
failed to do for him when he
was young.
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Confederate officer. This
listing, however, is known to
have thousands, of .omissions
and errors, and it gives only the
name and rank of each in
dividual listed.
The new roster will also in
clude each soldier's "service
record" indicating (when
known) his county of birth,
residence, and enlistment; his
age and occupation at the time;
and additional information
relating to promotions,
demotions, wounds, transfers,
and the circumstances of his
service termination.
Information for the new
roster is being drawn primarily
from the records of the con
federate War Department
which are preserved at the
National Archives in
Washington. They include
company muster rolls, prisoner
of war records, medical
records, and a great mass of
miscellaneous documents.
Other imformation is being
found in Confederate pension
records of the U.D.C., and Civil
War -newspapers.
Among the thousands of
listings that were made under
serious and even grim cir
cumstances during the war are
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many that have taken on a note
of humor, with the passing of a
century. One notation indicates
that a soldier's service was
terminated "when he ac
cidentally shot himself while
mounting his horse." Another
. mentions an individual who was
"distinguished for robbing hen
roosts," and another documents
that a soldier's release from
duty was "officially requested"
by a certain young lady so that
"he (could) come home and
marry her as he had promised."
To date, the first three
volumes of the series which
eventually will include twelve
or more are off the press. The
completed' roster will be
of considerable value to pre
sent and future North
Carolininas interested in the
Civil War service of their an
cestors and to professional
genealogists.
More importantly, the
published volumes will for the
first time provide to amateur
and professional historians
alike a great mass of readily
accessible, reliable information
concerning North Carolina's
participation in the Civil War in
terms of the individuals who
served.
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The New Radicals
This is a time of rapid change,
stated today by Mrs. M.B.
Taylor, Home Economics
Extension Agent. Some
thoughts and quotes from a
most interesting book, The
Lessons of History by Will and
Ariel Durant are appropriate.
The Durants, who wroked 40
years on the ten volumes of The
Story of Civilization, have
written a small book, only 100
pages, outlining insights from
history into the nature of man
his fundamental feelings and
tendencies. They include that
history shows little alteration in
the conduct of mankind.
Motives and ends remain the
same throughout history only
the means change. They write,
"Nothing is clearer in history
than the adoption by successful
rebels of the methods they were
accustomed to condemn in the
forces they deposed."
"Out of every hundred new
ideas ninety-nine or more will
probably be inferior to the
traditional responses which
they propose to replace. No one
man, however brilliant or well
informed, can come in one
lifetime to such fullness of
understanding as to safely
judge and dismiss the customs
or institutions of his society, for
these are the wisdom of
generations after centuries of
experiment in the laboratory of
history. A youth boiling with
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hormones will wonder why he
should not be given full freedom
to his sexual desires ; and If he Is
unchecked by custom, morals,
or laws, he may ruin his life
before he matures sufficiently
to understand that sex is a river
of fire that must be banked and
cooled by a hundred restraints
if it is not to consume In chaos
both the individual and the
group. '
"So the conservative who
resists change is as valuable as
the radical who proposes it
perhaps as much more valuable
as roots are more vital than
grafts. It is good that new ideas
should be heard, for the sake of
the few that can be'used; but it
is also good that new ideas
should be compelled to go
through the mill of objection,
opposition, and contumely; this
is the trial heat which in
novations must survive before
being allowed to enter the
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