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Washington—Last week the Senate
paid its official tribute to the late
Senator Clyde Hoey in a special me
morial service.
Touching
It is touching to realize that Sena
tor Hoey had attained the highest
plauteau of respect and admiration
from his Senate colleagues. It will
not go into the details of the me
morial service, but it should be noted
here that all of the country held him
in the very highest esteem.
Editorials
The editorial eulogies from North
Carolina newspapers were eloquent in:
their tributes to Senator Hoey. They j
described the g-eat respect with which j
he was held by all of North Carolina.
While it was impossible to get all of j
the editorials. I was able to get a very j
representative group of them for in-,
sertion in the Congressional Record as:
a tribute to Senator Hoey.
Committees
Upon returning to the Senate last
week after attending the convention
in Raleigh, I began my new duties
as a member of the Senate Interior
and Insular Affairs Committee. I am
looking forward to service on this
committee.
A new assignment was given me on
the Commission in Intergovernment
al Relations. This is a bi-partisan
commission for the purpose of study
ing ways whereby the Federal and
state governments can eliminate waste
and inefficiency through proper co-i
ordination of governmental activity. |
Tax Legislation
Senator George, of Georgia, and I
have had an opportunity to discuss the
tax situation. I am glad to report
that he is even more determined than
ever to win income tax reductions for
millions of Americans, especially those
in the lower income brackets. I agree
with him wholeheartedly and am look
ing forward to converting that belief
into action.
Tobacco For South Korea |
Three million dollars xvorth of flue
cured tobacco soon may be on the way
to South Korea. It was a pleasure
to be among those pushing the plan
for sale of the leaf through the For
eign Operations Administration.
South Korea made a bid for this to
bacco early this year. The request
was later withdrawn. But I have been
assured Korea will be given the op
portunity to renew the bid and the ■
outlook is very bright that the sale'
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Young Visitors
' We’re right busy here in Washing
| ton but never too busy to take time
| out and greet the hundreds of North
. i Carolina school students who visit the
Capitol weekly. Meeting and talking
i j with them refreshes one’s faith in the
future of America. And I believe
many of their parents would be sus
[ prised by the interest they show, by
I asking questions, in the national gov
ernment. There is no doubt that these
visits are truly a part of their edu
cation for good citizenship.
Waterways Meeting
| There was an unusually large num
' her of North Carolina leaders visiting
lin Washington last week. Included
j was a large delegation to the annual
j convention of the National Rivers and*
| Harbors Congress. All the projects!
! they proposed for improvement of
channels and inlets were passed by
the Projects’ Committee and we’ll be
hearing more about them in the Con
gress later.
| Answer Call |
“The Scythe of Time has worked
swiftly among our reliable older farm
ers,’’ says County Agent Charlie Ov
erman. “Within seven days three were
cut down. Oliver J. Forehand of Ad
ivanee community, Jack Lane and Hen
fry C. Goodwin, of Enterprise commun
ity, were called by the Divine Archi
tect on May 21 and May 26.
“These were good community lead
ers during their more active life. They
were highly respected by their neigh
bors and friends and were good co
operators. The good they did will
long be remembered and we shall miss
them. It should impress upon us the
fact that we know not when we shall
be called, that each of us can do much
to make our community a better place
!in which to live and that we should
strive to leave behind us Footprints
of Good on the Sands of Time.”
CARD OF THANKS
I am taking this means to thank
those voters who were so courteous
to me while campaigning for the of
fice of Sheriff of Chowan County
and those who saw fit to cast their]
ballot for me. I want to thank each i
one.
ERNEST W. LEE cl
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, N. C„ THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1954.
Rev. Ralph W. Knight
Returns As Pastor
At Ballard's Bridge
Left Church About Pour
> Months Ago to Accept
1 Call at Charlotte
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, Members of Ballard’s Bridge Bap
. tist Church are delighted by the fact
, that a former pastor, the Rev. Ralph
W. Knight, early this week returned
, to Chowan County to resume the pas
, i torate of the church.
Mr. Knight tendered his resignation
as pastor of the church about four
. months ago to accept a call to the
; Wilmont Baptist Church at Charlotte.
I In coming back to Chowan County,
| Mr. Knight said, “the love and devo
|-tion of the good people of Ballard’s
II Bridge and Chowan County are draw
-1 ing me back.”
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Albemarle League
Opens Monday Night
(Continued From Paate One)
Tuesday, June 15 —Rocky Hock at
Elizabeth City; Colerain at Edenton.
Wednesday, June 16—Hertford at
Rocky Hock; Elizabeth City at Cole
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Thanks, Good People of Chowan County
I want to take this opportunity to publicly
thank the people of Chowan County for their
splendid vote given me for re-election as Sher
iff in Saturday's Primary Election. The large
majority is very gratifying, and I want to ex
press my sincere appreciation for the confi
dence reposed in me as a public official.
SHERIFF 1 A. BUNCH
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FORDS
THEN YOU WILL AGREE
THEY ARE TOPS!
, rain.
Thursday, June 17—Rocky Hock at
1 Colerain; Hertford at Edenton.
, Friday, June 18—Edenton at Eliza
beth City; Colerain at Hertford.
Monday, June 21—Edenton at Eliz
abeth City; Colerain at Hertford.
I Tuesday, June 22—Rocky Hock at
Colerain; Hertford at Edenton.
Wednesday, June 23 —Hertford at
Rocky Hock; Elizabeth City at Cole
‘ rain.
Thursday, June 24 —Rocky Hock at
Elizabeth City; Colerain at Edenton.
Friday, June 25—Edenton at Rocky j
Hock; Elizabeth City at Hertford.
Monday, June 28—Elizabeth City at
Edenton; Hertford at Colerain.
Tuesday, June 29 Colerain at
Rocky Hock; Edenton at Hertford.
1 Wednesday, June 30—Rocky Hock
at Hertford; Colerain at Elizabeth
City.
Thursday, July I—Elizabeth City at
Rocky Hock; Edenton at Colerain.
Friday, July 2 Rocky Hock at
Edenton; Hertford at Elizabeth City.
Monday, July s—Edenton at Rocky
Hock; Elizabeth City at Hertford.
Tuesday, July 6—Rocky Hock at
Elizabeth City; Colerain at Edenton.
Wednesday, July 7 Hertford at
Rocky Hock; Elizabeth City at Cole
rain.
Thursday, July B—RockyB—Rocky Hock at
Colerain; Hertford at Edenton.
Friday, July 9 —Edenton at Eliza
beth City; Colerain at Hertford.
Monday, July 12—Rocky Hock at
Edenton; Hertford at Elizabeth City.
Tuesday, July 13—Elizabeth City at
Rocky Hock; Edenton at Colerain.
Wednesday, July 14—Rocky Hock
at Hertford; Colerain at Elizabeth
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; Thursday, July 15 Colerain at
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Friday, July 16—Elizabeth City at
Edenton; Hertford at Colerain.
Monday, July 19—Elizabeth City at
Edenton; Hertford at Colerain.
Tuesday, July 20 Colerain at
Rocky Hock; Edenton at Hertford.
Wednesday, July 21—Rocky Hock
; at Hertford; Colerain at Elizabeth
City.
Thursday, July 22—Elizabeth City
at Rocky Hock; Edenton at Colerain.
. Friday, July 23—Rocky Hock at|
Edenton; Hertford at Elizabeth City.
Monday, July 26—Edenton at Eliza
beth City; Colerain at Hertford.
Tuesday, July 27—Rocky Hock at
Colerain; Hertford at Edenton.
Wednesday, July 28—Hertford at
Rocky Hock; Elizabeth City at Cole
rain.
Thursday, July 29—Rocky Hock at
Elizabeth City; Colerain at Edenton.
F’riday, July 30—Edenton at Rocky
Hock; Elizabeth City at Hertford.
Monday, August 2—Rocky Hock at
Edenton; Hertford at Elizabeth City.
Tuesday, August 3—Elizabeth City
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Wednesday, August 4—Rocky Hock
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Thursday, August s—Colerain at
Rocky Hock; Edenton at Hertford.
Friday, August 6—Elizabeth City at
Edenton; Hertford at Colerain.
Monday, August 9—Edenton at Eliz
abeth City; Colerain at Hertford.
Tuesday, August 10—Rocky Hock at
Colerain; Hertford at Edenton.
Wednesday, August 11—Hertford at
Rocky Hock; Elizabeth City at Cole
rain.
1 Thursday, August 12—Rocky Hock
at Elizabeth City; Colerain at Eden
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Friday, August 13 Edenton at
Rocky Hock; Elizabeth City at Hert
ford.
We desire to express our deepest
appreciation and thanks to our friends
for the many deeds of kindness, words
of sympathy, cards and flowers dur
ing the death of our husband and fa
ther, Jack Lane.
MRS. JACK LANE
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