PAGE FOUR
SECTION TWO—
PUBLIC WELFARE WORK COSTS LESS
DESPITE INCREASE IN POPULATION
Cost In North Caro
lina Below U. S.
Average
It ia imLiva-singly r*•vngni/.vH that
tin?. most oftVetiw ami most eco
nomical place in which t*» take care
of a largo proportion »>f *Hir loss!
advantageil citizens is in their own
communities. Institutional care.
State or county, shoyild he-, neces
sary only for those e.us's which be
cause of special mental or physical
handicaps cannot roc« iv" .ulequate
care in their mvn hiitm-s or in prop
erly supervised l*o;j rding homes.
The State ha s ’ ughi
nized its respons t -sos
provision <qk financial Assist.'me* te
needy citizens and f rev of
other services th.it in 1 p t<> nr-w • n?
or alleviate" sori.ii ,-Vjnh economic
problems. K\ <;r\ ftVrt shoulil he’
made to st re? • those
wel fa tv• se rv ic. *s whi< • h help' ** * -pr. -
vent or to reduce individual. od
family uni nljust * tits \
help people t" ih*.lp‘ tie]:\/f s . In
c re.a singly the - public aw::/, i* oro
gram i.s directed . ventive
p.rote.ctiyet ind r*
vices.
Due to a >tendily i iici-vas’-i n g:f.pop
ulation. assistance ■ ;.t !<*.•<{< itv
ri.sintr.stpwly .ip terms of total' num
bers although the r:it.fs h:.v- been
substantia 115* stabilized.. I * . •he
• • \i• ee< 1 inc!y string AtH-eligilMl.rty ;•••-
quirements . h N’p'rtl 1 li.r
coniparf'd with most other.. Bt:V?'o>
that limit increase's. t«* -ni ch .a nflsY
tively small numhei. .V* the ■si’.ye
finny - /there.' is .i-nereasinjr ipi'iiilir.:
.: w a i-em-ss. of ; chiifl. w ir* . M (;
and
which are
rp-;ise ii) j|.-m:iniis Ac- non-fin’; n« ia!-
Weifa h - ■ -
programs -nt-usD'hoAg bared, inset-:, r
l f><*s>i h|, • o meet : _• tl ••• >f
...
finam/ial nd t ] If
ices and to pre.v : .li.t ; m:. * r:.-' L; re.it va
riety of cssont ' \ If s?eri
| requested: - : »'y ;other" St.-'i'.tei 'vUrncj'fs
n the • : • ■ ft'- r.iii
grains,
!' ■ Xort l <
grant has .been, operat,»-d v.n far }♦ >s.
money iproportionately than nr**.
grains m i- ; Vr-i«pa r-;»bU• 'sita,f* s. (>n
every rnea.sur«'*it ranks far heiew
the lAn vd >• n. - :v -• mg*,\Y Aij.
•ill possdde ' c..liivn; S J! \i - j»V r -
►•fleeted, the IV > .i- s'* > J.tK- i| ! U>->ti«'t;
as t‘» whether <n; n'>*t - tie .-nsts link,
now heeonp* dispropea.-f [Oliatei v low..
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ifk 9 nohiral/
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In reviewing the present sitim
• tion with respect to puhlie wellVil'e
it is important to roeogni/e that
iin spite of the State’s growth an
population and the inert-as* m li y
costs, the.-'public., welfare pm
.; gram is costihg less propoi i i<*m.ll
- today than it did in fn
_j that year public welfare «-o>’s rep.-
resenteil over five per ‘vent' «»1* the
general fund apjiropiaat.ioris of' this
Stilted l?i 1 1 * 'J • : public
; -allocations reprcstdited •s 1: igli t! y
more than three per rent "f tin
general fund appropriat ions..
The pub!ic welfar pr«•
tributes in auumher es ways to
tli*- economy • f. tl;*' Sfat< l»y
J lndjigrng ' hiiylv•. into / the State.
gh Pedct ■! •" '
. t;(\e.S paid : by the vit//.ep's the-.'.
State. h : usine>.s is' •fiV.*r--'w...
\I» o• ey in c i rru'h; f j- o* a !p; -a \ '
•' t .i». \s a s .a r*; -u I t '• .* f tii *. i* id die,' •; i
. f;t re ; nrogr.-irn- a sigii/ficnhy 'fac-.;
tor in tlie l*v.-! >va -."> \ M* -
•o\ ••r. the !-eei,.o'fls -. • * of. '}* i. t p‘-i-' 1 ne' id-.
■.»; h.t o-hdd .vn tVcifVi.enrS-'-.-hqv' ’dd
. these"i dhildreir - beemm - .
adults .a re useful eil i:ddrs- ; ".;.v ••Jpd'
S.-tatv-. s'uppur* ing; "tin rr ~ -'a/nnd'.
arid, paymgi.djeir. »a\"i,s. ■'!' ! fa':
■ iiiX est-e.ii: atV t li'dii a s far a i r*-:a 1 b>.-'.
*t*-asingl y -I'-mlus’-t >' ys
a dod.ua to-', s\ el fa *■«•/. s-Tvi.-*;.- 'i o' a ’</>
.oonmunrtv in which, it 'js- tpeh/ed.
•• I n forni .: - • ■ •- - _ -
■'included'; Ifi hash- d;p/. • -a- - :
tiles riyds'f iiiat \
Carolin'.-i lpcdfious..'Mnr*.• ■A-i-r.y.sim
f c.lot)I •■. ' .
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nil. ',-is in t is,.-.- .-1.
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UolcHTl ■ i«l .1 m,r ‘ns : ui
of tOßothi 1- in rtll tjj.■
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Is ;uhl I'amiiii ' ■ /
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1 1 : - T is 11. I’. ch. Sr„ <>i Shelby. \. t '.. annmijivdg I in- engage-;
nu n! oi her daiiglHer. Irene l a>lor Peek, to Kobe! t ( alhoiin
Jordaii. Ir.. son i*; Mr. ;rnd Mrs. •|{, i . Jordan »»t Kii/abrtiitowii, -N; (~
lormei I.N ot Kdenton. Hie wadding nn ill take place Monda>. Ileceniber
M iss l eek g i a(liratod I ropi the 1 iii\ > of \ort h < ai olma in
! w tli a «legte*' m B.S.S.A. V|r. .lord in .» a vvhiioi at the I niier
it> of North ( arojina Nledicaj School.
11l is is
the Law
i: * II \KI KS W. f> Wild,
for the \. ( . Bar A»<H - iation)
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NOTICE!
To Chowan County
TAXPAYERS
The Tax Books for the year 1954 are now in my
hands for the collection of taxes. We urge you
to pay your taxes now and thus avoid the penalty
which will begin on February 1.
A PENALTY OF I', WILL BE ADDED ON 1954
FAXES NOT PAID BEFORE FEBRUARY 2. AN
OTHER 1% WILL BE ADDED MARCH 2 AND AN
ADDITIONAL J 4 OF ID WILL BE ADDED FOR
EACH ADDITIONAL MONTH TAXES ARE UNPAID.
1
J. A. BUNCH
SHERIFF OF CHOWAN COUNTY
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TIIK CHOW \\ UKKAI.H. I.DKM’O.V. NORTH iWROUXA, THURSDAY. DFA I'.MBKR i>, HIM.
N egii t•['; f,; j]Y,-f •; ,"Vip.»i. g *•;! I'. *r •
i s-t .'ti *s. ; i‘:b «l 'a. ■ V-'a :'' - or.< i la* . 1.
;-Ik-A . viy :a->p- tauU-'aryp* /eW
’ :gv'i.;Nhnh VyHi;rt
. • • ■ s i' iti 1 *g' io'n;
'• ’•!’,•/' Sap; -a; •- • «;'• u'Vrr.:- will ■.place. ail-;
-."•"t’hbrit y. --.*•- ii.-tnfiic fut n- v ’a".'«:*'■- g vi---
\ ti*»u. p» *'*f*'l.m> •tn .t.lie-'iM.ps -A .i»:s-,
A bjet 'to al i T' ■ A 'oiii tK/
WANTED!
We Are Non In A Position to Handle
Hardwood As Well As Pine
Loi»s and Lumber.
For Top Prices... See Us Now!
:
Blades Lumber Company
i*i i < >.\ r. LU ex r() n . \. c.
k he known for some nmnths yet.
j North Carolina will tint suggest
.» to the high Court a specific plan t"
he followt : d.
Kbu-hla. nil till- other hand, will
make definite iv« <»mmendation> as
to how tin I'lohlem should he
tieat.'d in the* district omits. The
'Florida >uggestm.n is that do tint
(■Hurts USE tile follow itlg pro*'* till 1 1-
:n futuie <c|l*:»ol dc-<egregatio-n
. Vase.s f"
l. R. (pi'!.- the lidividual seek
ing, relief in the court to show
ii) That lie li\ «-d in tin* proper
>« hool dist lift; (!> ) had made ;»f»-
. pp- .itioji for adhiissioti before the
s In*o.l term '•egafi; (c) and h.td
’ntH a denied the right.!*» ait*ml the
p i vi e n!e r linpT.
L ‘Mum pvt r 1 1* ; < ; mthtjlc, the
* our* w«>uld then ,c«mSider «-\ idence
'/nun Ufo I "Ihw'vlng angles:
W tbet: tin Stab I • . t
titri> a ne! I**. ,i! sclb>ol di?d rict.s had
had siltfici* lit -t.i.nn* in w hi* tl t«* ’ <•-
■ a g;; a . -for- -eg.feg'at i*m: <L*>
-w mulier-; .thei/‘ ...had' , heetr —good
:.ith‘* on' th"- pan -Oi’: school aus
a'- ■» : • - ip tin- (ui i Laid. 11- ease: (e )
. • . - t ion>
. peep".- ni/oio •by loci! ih11*)• -V;i«• i;i!-
'••m'nu-ttr-bs':-' -i«!) a> t<*. Si hot»j..ad
.pr ■ n ;>t"rat i.\ prol-dons *’\.ist ing
• ■ ' . • • » \ hot iit tl
degree of, puldli*
in* li ty ./.'* the -g \\ \ ipitig •'{’ t lie pe
•.. • foj «im is s i i»i ; i • ■
. i n a disrupt ion es the . seho*disys-;.
.’to nr: . (ft its' \* * th *■•. g <*i«l fa it h * • f:'
;h*'- annhyiih'. h:ms*-lf. in .'•ringingp
'' * h.V- petit inti, ’ ' • .' •- ' v - • ; .•'
: Th*.' ('<u'irt CL.vuid, ' after : weighing’,
: >.’rhe . yldet try. .di;ci'«le. t«*i".
‘ 1: « ttrior, the nplicant admittnl;
-’•o the SehoolP (g> dismiss jiis i»• ti- '
* op/, or' (*.'• » . o.i eh-r t h'' a |Vf>Ttc:rtion
eIU-'b'l 1 x \ - -fi if*
■■ I • ring tin a ' o-r.
' > ■ ! ■ ' !■
.e • ■ fli.v .1 initml St;,.ti. • Sif
< '..sin. ii.-:!i“4' til* (••'in ;.
■■ ' 1 :• • o -.- • a >-mi*;..’ simihi'i;,
* fi've nt ’ this..
.!,< pVbl.l.'i!>!.(.•;- il. 'WA A *,;!-, ;il '
;*.f "!>■•; .-lii: it • *-! {***<;• i-ur ’aken by as- ;
- M-e-ted. s-tat-es (foj; a*ic(|uats'".- t inns ’
:i lid .• on -id ••.}>; if >o l**i/a! admin ist ra
•■ o -i that ‘A >'.:■■■■
«h a- va ' 1
a*'}on' M'im.-. sort nf .plan ali.dw.ing/"
c.- . •: . tl «;• ->« uregntion.: 1* is j.'i of
- • . •• . au-e S’ {< legal 1f *
administrativ** .structures must bej
[ ii'\ ised, puldic acceptance must be '
gamed, and because there arc wide
v.a nations « f custom aud tradition
I even', within a State.
TAR lIKKI. POSITION
Speculation is that the 1055
North Carolsn tb-neral Assembly
. wil] not a*— (in the matter because
: the -public stand taken by both j
‘iovern**!' li'lg.-s and legislative
hr id— s. One \*t*raii legislator I
-that to act before the final
Sui'i* ns (’ourt decree is issued
s the dark.” As
indicated-, eurfier, the Court's deci
>i*»M i> not <-\recto* 1 liefore late;
, spring.
i \ tl.i < rplinh Baptist •<'on
ys ago refused to
t: ke ati **ut right stand «*?i tin* is- ,
TT e Ik :•■ ists a«lopted a res«*-
lu’ion; the nna't -of which was::
"The cruv *.*f the Christian attitude;
view otjj* r hunlinis its being
wort by of
•s' • ; • "• i ! - n'Ti. I'ailit ie>..
.Until tin ,■ p*•.;•>»».jis prove, theni
••-!*• s. untj: for r;ght> and respon
i! -1 ]it i.e*!” I'll,, resolution i'e-1
; fer'iv.l to - the prohh-m as "a hi- ■
-: a-/u'd. malt* i .”
T:s- K*. K '• IMw in H. lk.nick.
ho; of f lie North . Carolina dio
yso pi si 4>jvai Cliurcii —a
i-enon n t.io-u yliich hits licver
l sft i• T'd •g! gat itpr --declare*!
C.s ]:■ "ho)H-s" the Court will al-‘
- low . •!) - I op. ..( the nation time
.. t** -.net an the tail ing.;
* Co<| iv • \;,» i ting us to find file
arrswer .to' the. S'"f’Ml humanitarian J:
question t hat ..fell on us l ike a \
mountain w'ith th*‘—iupr**me Court’s'
•di t : - km la-‘ May.” lip said. “We
don't ■ to he o>trirh*?s ami w*-
rds. Her*- 1
it ■ - h*)w con front jng us fa.ce-tp
• answer the
riaill .aisw .r; 'atu 1w <■ '*i, beller not
LA i
urn
m;
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TOYS AND OII'TS
BYR U M
11 ardw a re ( om pa ny
/.■/■ illi>n .. . Suffolk.
~<vUr>
PM 1
STRAIGHT O
BOURBON jJrsL
B
j
2 51r aight ;
.15 $3.40- ML
Bint Qt. '
** W-Mi QfcTllUftt
:• kwa fumofs
Notional Distiller* Product* Corporrtion, Nev York, N. Y,* 86 Proof
make a mistake.
“It won’t l)e Solved by extrem
ist-, radicals, pressure groups or
impractical ideal ists,” he said.
STKONC I*OINT
A strong point in the North Ca
rolina argument for time and local
authority, taken from the Attorney
(leneral’s brief, is:
“Os course, this (Supreme)
Court may not allow it.' decisions
'as to thi- interpretation of the Con
stitution to lie Riiided by public
o|)inion. hut, in determinimr the
decree to he issued, a ci'Ul't ot
equity is not required to shut its
eyes to reality, especially when the
victims of an unwise decree will he
childri'ii . . . '
Eden May Attend Old
Church’s Ceremony
Sir Anthony Eden, British for
eign-. Secretary, hopes to attend the
reiledii-ation of Old Trinity Kpisi'o
ptd. Clturch. Dorchester. Md„ in
lor.rr.
Theodori* R. Mcßeldin. <;•>%• tn
or of Maryland. ;in<l fornur C. S.
SeMa'or Oeorue 1.. Kadeliffe. ehair
man of the citureh restoration eoni
mittee. extended tile invitation.
Sir Anthony has replied th.t he
“.will make every ■ Ifort to he
tit- re ..."
Sir Anthony's interest in .. .Ohl
A ' '
NEXT TIME VISIT...
I . A. . ." -.’
HILO
OYSTER BAR
F R ESN
Rose Bay Oysters
STEAMED TO SUIT YOUR TASTE!
Also
Western “A” Steaks
FRIED CHICKEN AN!) ALL KINDS
SEAFOOD AND SANDWICHES
2 Miles W est on Ik S. (i 1
Williamston, N. U.
d— - -J
Trinity, believed to lie the oldest
!church still standing; in the state,
■ stems from his family's participa
tion in the early history es Mary
• anil. The British leader is a des
a'cndant: of l .ord Baltimore, found
.t-r of the Mai.v land colony. An
other: ancestor was the hist colon
ial iToveriior ot Maryland.
Old Trinity, built before 10f>0,
stands»n the: shore of Church
Creek, an irilel of Che.-apeake Bay
tell injfos hotoVv • anihritltte.
Keep On
The followiup letter w.'i - receiv
ed recently, by a concern that.
1 manufactures corn syrup:
“Dear Si I .-: lihoimh I have tak
en six Cans of your eon: synip, tny
feet are no hi tter now than they
ttctv. before 1 started;”
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