Livestock Producers Use Emergency Loan Applications Are Avail able at FHA Office In Hertford More than $11,689,000 in special livestock loans has been loaned to ap proximately 1,190 fanners and ranch ers throughout the United States and nearly 600 other applications are be ing considered, E. F. Morgan, Farm ers Mome Administration county sup-! ervisor for Ghowan County and sur-1 rounding counties, reported this week. 1 The special livestock loan program ' authorized last July helps established producers of cattle, sheep and goats to maintain their herds. The produc ers Who can borrow are those with good past records of livestock pro duction but who are temporarily un able to get adequate credit from com mercial banks, cooperative lending agencies, or other responsible sources ' to enable them to go ahead with nor mal livestock operations. They must have reasonable prospects of success with the help of a loan. Commercial feed lot operators are not included. | Applications can be made at the, Farmers Home Administration office serving Chowan County located over the bus station in Hertford. Commit tees authorized by Secretary of Agri culture Benson approve the loans. Applications for more than $60,000 must have final approval by the Sec retary of Agriculture in Washington. A borrower may use his loan funds for usual expenses of carrying on a livestock operation, including restock ing his herd up to the number he held e Everything gets clean *in a Maytag. Fa mous Gyrafoam washing action gets out all the dirt . . . yet is gentle with the daintiest fabrics. Liberal trade-in. Low monthly pay ments. Come in today for a demonstration. ■ i Maytag Matter— test Maytag ever It. Large, square, t aluminum tub has ra capacity. $199.95 The Maytag Command**—Big, square porcelain tub. Gyrafoam action washes extra-fast, extra *“ $162.45 RALPH E. PARRISH “Your Frigidaire Dealer” S. BROAD ST. EDENTON PHONE 178 !■! Notice To Taxpayers 1953 TAXES ARE NOW DUE AND PAYABLE MM {§&- 1 -■ * . . 1 1 r PAYMENTS DURING NOVEMBER, DECEMBER AND JANUARY AT PAR - ' Penalty Goes Into Effect February 1,1954 ❖ ! L Town Os Edenton HL ERNEST J. WARD, JR., Clerk before he had to reduce his herd. The 6 per cent loanß may be amor-1 tized over a 3-year period and secured by the best lien possible on the bor-, I rower’s property and his personal ob ligation to repay the borrowed money. Other creditors, although not asked to subordinate their claims, are expected to agree to stand by so the farmer can have a fair chance to work out of his difficulties. Agreements are made to let the farmer apply a reasonable part of his livestock income to repay ing the special livestock loan. Eastern Star Members Take Efficiency Test Members of the Edenton Chapter of the Eastern Star were held in a I long session Monday night when offi cers took an efficiency test. The test .was conducted by Robert Spence of 'South Mills, deputy grand patron, and Miss Annie Laurie Mullens, also of South Mills, district deputy .grand matron. The test was givevn after the regu lar meeting and was not concluded until 11 o’clock. | Chowan High Menu j Following is the menu at the Cho wan High School lunch room for the week beginning Monday, * November 23: Monday—Milk, spiced ham, peanut butter sandwich, green blackeye peas, cole slaw, buttered potatoes, bread and butter, chocolate pudding. Tuesday—Milk, hamburger steak, mashed potatoes, turnip greens, beets, Chile sauce, com muffins, butter, peaches. Wednesday—Roast turkey and gra vy, Spanish peas, candied yams, cranberry sauce, rolls buttered, jello 1 with cookies. • t r r I A'-wc** - -- Tfl The Maytag ChMtain A genuine Maytag, yet priced within a fisw dollars of the lowest-cost washers “*•”**- $139.95 ■ i . TWE CHOWAN HERALD, EDBNTON. N. CL TgOMDAT NOVEMBER 19, 1953. I News About Clubs In Chowan County By MRS. IMOGENE COCHRANE Home Demonstration Agent There’s nothing like plenty of good food to get men out to a meeting. A1 least it really did the trick last Fri day night at the Annual Home Dem onstration Club Husbands’ Supper which was held-at the Chowan Com munity Building. About 60 Home Demonstration Club members and their husbands enjoyed a delicious tur key supper with all the trimmings which was served by the Ward Home Demonstration Club. The Invocation was given by the Rev. B. L. Raines, pastor, Rocky Hock Baptist Church. The Rev. L. C. Chandler, pastor of the Center Hill Baptist Church, was guest speaker and gave a most inspiring talk following the dinner. Special music was furnished b> Mrs. W. H. Saunders, Mrs. Henry Bunch, Mrs Paul Ober, Mrs. Roland Evans and C. W. Overman, with a little assist ance from the entire group. Mrs. I. E. Halsey, Home Demonstration County .Council President, did a fine job as IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our dear son, Franklin Perry, who passed away on November 24, 1952: One year ago you left us son, And each day we miss you more, But we know you are safe with Jesus, Beyond the other shore. We get so lonesome for you some times, It seems our hearts will break, Then we remember that “God Is Love,” And He never makes a mistake. You were given to us by God, As an answer to our prayer, To Him we are thankful for that 18 years, Our lives together to share. If we could only see your face, And smooth your pretty black hair, We’d be happy in our home again, There’d be no empty chair. We often sit and think of you, When We are all alone, For we know that memory is the only thing, That grief can call its own! It was so hard to give you up son, It seems we can hear your voice. But then we know your soul’s with God, It was He who made the choice. It all seems like a nightmare to us, A thing we will have to live through, The memories so sweet are many, Although the years may be few. They say time helps you to forget, And will heal all your sorrow. But time has only proven how much we miss you, son, And the depth of our sorrow. Your Bible is still by your bedside, With your Sunday School Book tucked in, At your last daily reading. Before you met your Lord, “Your Very Best Friend.” We are waiting, just waiting, dear son, To meet you will be a happy day, When Jesus calls us to go with Him, And guides us to your “Stay.” To all Mothers and Dads, Love, cherish and lead your chil dren in the right way For God giveth them to us, And it is He who taketh away. God hath not promised skies always blue, Flower-strewn pathways all our lives through, God hath not promised sun without rain, Joy without sorrow, peace without pain. But God hath promised strength for the day, Rest for the labor, light for the way, Grace for the trials, help from above, Unfailing sympathy, undying love. By His Mother and Father, , Mr. and Mrs. John F. Perry. Mistress of Ceremonies. Many thanks to all of those taking part on the [program and to the Ward Club for the delicious supper. \ We emphasize material needs— trying to give our families more things to make them happy and se cure. A happy home climate wherjr there is a feeling that family members are loved, important, appreciated can be secured only by practicing the art of living at one’s best day by day. Here are three “vitamins" that will do much to insure the happiness of each one of us: Acceptance, Affec tion, Apprecation. Acceptance—Each family member feels himself or herself to be impor tant as a person. No two people are alike. Each ] arson wants to be ac cepted on his own merits. Affection—Like sunlight and fresh air, love is essential, if we are to grow into emotionally healthy indi viduals. Appreciation The magic that makes life worthwhile. Each of us needs to feel that his efforts as well as his achievements are appreciate: - Each of us needs to practice the art of praising and appreciating others. This would give us less Hme fo* com- m m w m m m m The Herald Classified Ads BAD BREATH, EVEN ONIONS! FOR RENT—APARTMENT, UPPER FOR SALE—ONE BASSINET WITH Use breath-taking OL A G Tooth Paste. At all drug stores. | BEEF FOR SALE—BY QUARTER or half. Front quarter, 35c per lb. Hind quarter, 45c per lb. Delivered to locker. F. A. White, Jr., Route 1, Edenton, N. C. N0v19,26pd FOUND—PAIR TORTOISE SHELL glasses with identification card of Joyce Hudson, Case Girardeau, Mo. Owner may secure same by calling at Herald office and paying for this j ad. ltc | WANTED—MAN OR~ WOMAN TO sell and collect established Hospital, Health and Accident, and Life In surance Debit in Hertford and Edenton. Experience unnecessary. Good guaranteed salary or salary and commission. Excellent oppor tunity. Write to J. K. Whitfield. District Manager, Box 1292. Rocky Mount, N. C. N0v19,26.Dec3p PINK FLOWERING DOGWOOD Popular lawn tree. Two 2 to 3 ft. Size Trees Offer No. 3-N —for $7.35, Postpaid. Write for Free Copy 56-page Planting Guide Cata log in color, offered by Virginia’s Largest Growers of Fruit Trees, Nut' Trees, Berry Plants, Grape Vines and Ornamental Plant Material, j Salespeople wanted. Waynesboro Nurseries, Waynesboro, Virginia. ltc FOR SALE—HOUSE TRAILER IN good condition. Toilet, double sink, frig, formica bar, new couch, etc. White picket fence and tin for porch roof. Sam Gentile. SBOO.OO. 700 Cabarrus Street, Edenton, phone 411-J. ltpd FOR RENT—SMALL HOUSE, COM , pletely furnished. Living room, bedroom, kitchen. Oil heat, gas stove. 10 miles north of Edenton, Route 32. Phone 671-W-2. ltc y ua'did i A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Article Until Christmas <» ; FOREHAND JEWELERS “THE DIAMOND STORE OF EDEN TON” * , ► 3 j plaining and criticizing. , | When enthusiasm begins to iag, or | \ the goal seems too far distant, an en- ’ Icouraging word or a show of interest' on the part of another gives new - strength for the task. ' i > | There is magic in sincere praise and . appreciation. Why don’t we practice > t it more? ; Schedule i Tuesday, November 24—7:30, Rocky j t Hock Club. Thursday, November 26—7:30. Oak 1 1 Grove Club with Mrs. Ralph Dale. Mrs. Laura Harrell Will p Leave Badham Bros. Co. 1 With Pleasant Memories a ———— In connection with Badham Bros. Company going out of business, Mrs. i Laura Harrell, who has been associ- J , ated with the concern for 37 years, . says she will leave with many pleas- | ant memories of her association with t her clientele whom she has served 5 for so many year=. 1 “Some of the most pleasant years of my life have been spent in pleasing c my wonderful customers by buying .! clothes for them in New York and . serving them in the store, ’• said Mrs. four rooms. Furnished, private bath, electric kitchen, constant hot wa ter, garage. Couple. $75. Call 199-J. ltc FOR SALE—FOUR 760 x 15 4-PLY white wall tires with tubes. About half of original tread. Reasonable price. See or call Kenneth Wor rell, 240-J. N0v19,26c FOUND BUNCH OF KEYS IN front of Taylor Theatre. Owner : ' may secure same by calling at The J | Herald office and paying for this I ad. ltc .iOST—LIGHT GREY PARAKEET If found return to 20 Hawthorne Road, Albemarle Court and receive reward. N0v5,12,19p FISHING BOATS FOR RENT— Easily accessible. SI.OO per day. J. L. Williams, Route 2, near Mil ton Creek leading out to Yeopim River. ( N0v5.12,19,26pd FOR SALE—GE VACUUM CLEAN or. Cost, new SIOO, used 1 month. Will sacrifice for ha'f price. Ideal for Christmas gift. Phone 240-J. N0v12,19c 1 NOTICE—FOiTaSPHALT PAVING ! of driveways, see V. D. Foster, % ! Dickerson Corp., Creswell, N. C. Free estimates. Novl2,l9pd, SPINET! SPINET! SPINET! You may have this beautiful Spinet piano on terms by the month or by the year. Don’t miss this wonder ful bargain. We finance. If inter ested, write F. B. Merritt, Route 4, | Salisbury. N. C. 0ct'5,22,29,N0v5,12,19,26p WANTED— WhY WORRY ABOUT j Athlete’s Foot, Boils, Bums, Itch, Eczema, Impetigo, Pimples, Psorias sis, Ringworm or any known skin disease. Ask your druggist about V-J-O. ExpFeb2o, 1954 pd .SECTION ONE—: Harrell. “They have been wonderful Ito me and I want to thank each and ’ every one of them. As I leave Bad ham Bros. I take with me pleasant memories and kind thoughts for' the | wonderful friends I’ve made over the years.” I , ■ ' " 11 ~~ METHODIST GROUP - MEETS The Woman’s Society of Christian j Service met Wednesday night of last I week at the home of Mrs. West By jrum. Mrs. Herman White had charge of the program which had to do with stewardship. Taking part on the pro gram besides Mrs. White were Mrs. ;Roy Hassell and Mrs. W. C. Moore. During the meeting Mrs. Gerald [ James was appointed secretary of stu dents; Mrs. Roy Hassell, secretary of promotion, and Mrs. Cecil Fry, secre tary of Youth. j Mrs. Edward Speight was appoint ed to represent the society on the Cho jwan Hospital Auxiliary. The group sponsored a spiritual life meeting at the church Wednesday night of this jweek which was in charge of Miss Mamie Hogg. The next meeting of the society will be held a; the home of Mrs. W. C. 1 Moore, with Mrs. B. L. Knox as eo . hostess. mattress. Call 795-W-l. Novl9c sYncTelTsewtng MACHINES- New Singer machines may be pur chased for as low as $94.50. Bud get terms. Liberal trade-ins. Sing er Sewing Machine Center, 605 East Main Street, Elizabeth City. N. C., phone 4306. Novsthc FOR SALE—BLACK HEAD CON trol ?or turkeys. Sulmet for chick ens. Cod liver oil, lump charcoal, I roost paint and lice powder, baby chicks. Special prices on large or ders. Halsey- Feed & Seed Store, “The Checkerboard Store.” tfc SALESMEN’W ANTED AVAI- LabIe at once—Good Rawleigh busi ness in Chowan County. Selling ex perience not necessary. Opportuni ty for large earnings. Car neces sary. Write Rawleigh’s Dept NCK -310-TT, Richmond, Va. N0v5,12,19,26pd Tff I~t7g MACHINE REPAIRS— on all makes. Free estimates in advance. We will loan you a ma chine while yours is being repaired. Singer Sewing Center, 605 East Main Street, Elizabeth City, N. C., ! phone 4306. Nov’tfc FOR - SALE —USED~OIL BURNERS and floor furnaces, guaranteed at a , give-away price, Edenton Ice Co., | Inc. N0va,12,19,26c APARTMENTS FOR RENT l- Mmediate possession. Mrs. Frank V. White, phone 874-W. I N0v12,19p FOR SALE—LOVEL~i, LUXURIOUS rolling home. Can be yours for $2,- 500 less than it costs. Liberty 34- J foot trailer. Two bedrooms, com * plete bath, modern kitchen and liv ing room. Rent money goes down the drain. Easy terms. See to ap preciate. Call Edenton 706-J. N0v5,12,19c Page Nine

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