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Rotarians See Film
On National Park
_
Edenton Rotarians viewed a
very interesting film of the Cape
Hatteras National Seashore Park
at their meeting Thursday. The
film was presented by Bob
Gibbs of Manteo, superintendent
of the park. Mr. Gibbs was in
troduced by Don Dalton, who
had charge of* the program.
Statement
UNITED LIFE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANY
Concord, New Hammhlre
Condition December 31, 1958 As Shown
By Statement Filed:
Assets
Bonds. $15,331,873.95.
Stocks. $3,000.00.
Loans on Real Estate.
$20,519,108.52.
Real Estate. $396,821 44.
Policy Loans. $2,020,124.61.
Cash and bank deposits. 5594.589.24.
All other assets detailed In an
nual statement). $1,971,151.17.
Total admitted assets. S4O 836.468.93.
Liabilities. Surplus And
Other Funds
Aggregate re«*rvn for life policies
and contracts $33 363 809.00.
AP'srreeat*' res 0 ’*' 0 fir accident and
health policies. 5248.101.00.
SuoDlementarv rent^c f s without life
contingencies. $2.0*1
Policy and contract claims, $277,-
964.01.
Policyholders’ dividend accumulation.
$433.08.’
''tiers’ dividends due and un
paid, $62.78.
Premiums and annuity considera
tions, received in advance. $442,787.07.
Policy and contract liabilities not
Included elsewhere. $1,534.44.
t 0 agents due or ac
crued. $89,362.34.
General expenses due or accrued.
$166 956.56.
Taxes and fees due or ac
crued. $256,701.24.
' “Cost of Collection” on premium*
and anm» ,f -v considerations deferred j
and uncollected in G s total
loading thereon. 5 1 27 831.17.
t investment income. $4.-;
867 05.
Amounts held for agents’ account.
$93 450 02.
Re rr,, tta"o''s and items not allocat
ed. 9Tf> 166.98.
Liability for benefits for
P"* po-onts if not included above.
$136 818.89.
Dividends to ct^c l ''holders declared
an* unnnid. $22.090 00.
Miscellaneous liab s, ities s*? 574.16:
Mandate# Security Valuation Reserve.
Total Liabilities (except capital).
Bno'»ial surnins <V"ds:
c*oh'il Z p»hn. «<rio~>on ; Group, $48.-
849 00- total *690 100
r*«nital paid-up, $440,000.00.
o,, rn l„c O n 1
Total Capital and Surplus. $3,349.-
99° o< i
Total. $40,836,468.93. |
Bn«»ne«K In Tho State ™
North ro-.,'ina Di-in*r 1958 |
No. of Ordinary noliHns on the
Jit'ns of nf said State in forool
<*■»«•♦ of previous year. 2,380. \
A m ''lint $8 6°l 465
Ordinary policies on the lives of j
citizens of said State during ■
thf ear, 135. Amount. $977 026.
Total No. Ordinary policies. 2.515.
Total amount, $9,598,491.
Deduct ceased to be in force dur- i
jna tho year: Ordinary. 142: amount.
$647,691. *
Policies in force Decembet- 3ist: Or
dinary, 2.373; amount. $X.950 800.
Losses and Claims unpaid December
3lst of previous year: Ordinary. 2: j
amount. $21,000.00.
Losses ana Claims Incurred during
year: Ordinary, 38; amount, $117.-'
795.26.
Total Lbsses ana Claims: Ordinary.
40; total amount. $138,795.26.
Losses and Claims settled during ;
the year in full: Ordinary. 39; j
amount. $137,295.26.
Losses and Claims unpaid December;
31st: Ordinary, 1: amount. $1,500.00.
Premium Income Ordinary, $199.- ,
853.56; Total. $199,853.56.
A. & H. Prem. $11,143.52: Losses, i
$10,986.38.
President. D. B. Whiting; Secretary, 1
W. E. Cutting; Treasurer, W. D. j
Haller! Actuary, C. L. Jackson; Home
Office. 2 White Street, Concord, New
Hampshire.
Attorney for Service CHAS. F.
GOLD. Commissioner of Insurance, i
Raleigh. N. C.
North Carolina Insurance Department J
(Seal) Raleigh. April 7, 1959 j
I. Chas. F. Gold. Commissioner of |
Insurance, do hereby certify that th *,
above is a true and correct abstract !
of the statement of the United Life j
and Accident Insurance Company of!
Concord. New Hampshire, filed with j
this Department, showing the Condi-,
tion of said Company on the 31st day
of December. 1958.
, Witness my hand and official seal
the day and date above written. :
CHAS. F. GOLD.
Commissioner of Insurance*
PURE gasolines “hold more
records’ for performance
than any other”
Get PURE-PREMIUM jSf
super premium now JRSsp
Winslow C)il Company
rhone 3336 Hertford • •
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Wmm il?
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SECOND-THOUGHT DEPT.
—The “stop’ ? is much better in
formation than the “right turn
only” on this street sign in the
Twin Peaks area of San Fran
cisco. Anyone turning right
would wind up atop houses di
rectly below and beside road.
Fluid~lviiik~Sales
Increase In State
For the first months of 1959,
fluid milk sales exceeded the
same period of 1958 in North
Carolina. Increases ranged
from a low of 1.9% in May to
a high of 8.4% in January, for
an average increase for the five
month period of 6% over 1958.
From September, 1958, through
May, 1959, sales exceeded the
previous year for all months.
Prices paid to producers for
the first five months of 1959
averages $6.00 per cwt. for milk
containing 3.91% butterfat as
compared with the 1958 average
for the same period of $6.05 per
cwt. with a butterfat test of
3.96%. On a 4% butterfat basis,
the average for the first five
months in 1959 was $6.05 per
cwt. as compared to $6.07 in
1958.
BEECH FORK CLUB MEETS
The Beech Fork Home Dem
onstration Club held its July
| meeting m the home of Mrs.
Mona Hoffler with nine mem
bers and three visitors present.
Mrs. Paul Ober gave a devo
tional reading from the eighth
chapter of Romans, followed by
prayer by Mrs. Willie Saunders.
A reading, “Stand Up and
Look Prettv.” was given by
Mrs. Cora Harrell.
The August annual picnic was
discussed but no definite plans
were made.
The demonstration “Foods and
Nutrition” was ably given by
Mrs. Elsworth Halsey. After
the demonstration the hostess
served delicious homemade ice
cream and cookies.
Former Edentonian
Killed In Accident
Friends will be interested to
know that Vernon Hardison, 46,
a former Edenton resident, was
i killed in an accident near Hurri
cane, W. Va., Tuesday of last
week.
Hardison, who lived at Boone,
N. C., was struck on the head
by a piece of rock while work
ing on Route 64. He was a
foreman for the Nello L. Teer
Company of Durham.
He is survived by his wife
and two daughters; his mother,
Mrs. Addie Jackspn of Washing
ton, N. C., and a brother, Junior
Hardison, who lives in West
Virginia.
C. Os C. Fishing
Contest Closes
Continued from Page I— Section l
throughout the summer. Win
ners will receive gift certifi
cates from Byrum Hardware,'
Edenton Marina, Edenton Res
taurant, Hughes-Parker Hard-;
ware and Western Auto Associ
ate Store. According to Joe
Thorud, chairman of the Tourist,
and Recreation Committee, an
other contest is being planned
for the fall.
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Town Council
Proceedings
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Edenton, N. C., June 29, 1959
The Town Council met this
day in special session at 8 P. M.
Members present: Mayor John
A. Mitchener, Jr., J. Edwin Buff- 1
lap, George A. Byrum, Luther,
C. Parks, W. C. Bunch, Jr., C.
A. Phillips and R. Elton Fore
hand.
Motion was made, by J. Edwin
Buff lap, seconded by Geoige A.
Byrum ana duly carried tnat R-
E. Aiken, Jr., C.P.A., be award-!
ed a contract to audit the Town’s j
accounting records for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1969, at a
cost of $250.00.
Motion was made by George
A. Byrum, seconded by R. LI- [
ton Forehand, and duly carried |
that the Clerk be relieved of
taxes in the amount of $2,493.17
which are uncollectable due to
listing in error and persons hav
ing deceased.
Motion was made by Luther
C. Parks, seconded by J. Edwin
Bufflap, and duly carried that 1
the 1959-60 budget as approve!i
at a meeting on June 9, 1959 be |
adopted with amendments as ■
follows:
Estimated Revenue
Property Tax ~ $ 711.506
Revenue from E&W Dept 20.000
Other Revenue 86.910
$191,410
Estimated Disbursements
Administrative Dept. 9,597
Police Dept.
Fire Dept. 19.075
Street Dept. _ 96.465
Cemetery Dept. 2.158
Other expenses 28.775
$191,150;
Mayor Mitehener appointed
George A. Byrum, Elton Fore
hand and W. C. Bunch, Jr., as
a committee to oversee the re
moval of stakes, pilings, and oth
er debris from Edenton Bay.
Motion was made by W. C.
Bunch, Jr., seconded by R. El
ton Forehand, and dulv carried
that the municipal building com
mittee be authorized to employ
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an architect cm a fee baste.
There being no further busi
ness, the Council adjourned.
ERNEST J. WARD, JR.,
Clerk |
Edenton. N. C. July 15. 19591
The Town Council met this
day in regular session at 8 P. M. I
Members present Mayor- John :
A, Mitchener, Jr., J. Edwin B"'ff
lap, George A. Byrum, Luther
C. - Parks, W. C. Bunch, Jr.. C.
A. Phillips and R. Elton Fore
hand.
Minutes o* the June meetings j
were approved as read.
Mayor Mitchener announced,
that the Town Council and
Board of Education will- now
meet in joint session for the pur
pose of making appointments to
the Board of Education. Motion
was made by J. Edwin Bufflap,
seconded by Luther C. Parks and
duly carried that Mayor Mitch
ener be elected chairman of the;
joint meeting of the Town Coun
cil and the Board of Education.
Motion was made by -George
A. Byrum, seconded by C. A.
Phillips, and dulv carried that
J. H. Conger be elected to serve
on the Board of Education.
Motion was made by R. El
ton Fone-band, seconded bv J
Edwin Bufflap and duly carried:
that Philip S. McMullen h° j
elected to serve on the Board
of Education.
Motion was made by George'
A. Byrum, seconded by J. Ed- ;
win Bufflap and duly carried 1
that Charles H. Wood, Jr., be I
elected by acclamation to serve]
on the Board of Education to fill
the unexpired term of Thomas
Chears.
Motion was made by George
A. Byrum, seconded by C. A.
Phillips and duly carried that a
1959 Chevrolet automobile pur
chased from George Chevrolet
Co.. Inc., for a net price of
$1710.00 with a trade-in of a
1957 Chevrolet automobile.
Motion was made by R. Elton
Forehand, seconded by W. C.
Bunch, Jr., and. duly carried
that a 1959 Ford %-ton pickup
truck be purchased from Alhe- -
marie Motor Co., for a net price'
of $1725.00 with a trade-in of
a 1951 Ford pickup truck.
Motion was made by George
A. Byrum, seconded by Luther
C. Parks and duly carried that
the low bid of Coastland Oil Co., j
for furnishing fuel oil and kero- j
sene to the Town of Edenton for!
the fiscal year ending June 30,
1960, be accepted as follows:
No. 2 Fuel Oil: 2.51 c per gal
lon off schedule tank wagon
price date of delivery.
Kerosene: 2.51 c per gallon offi
schedule tank wagon price date:
of delivery.
Motion was made by Luther;
C. Parks, seconded by R. E'-l
ton Forehand and duly carried
that the Town .Council endorse 1 ,
a resolution made by the Board ;
of Public Works at a meet'ng on j
July 13, 1959 relative to Virginia!
Electric & Power Company se v
ing commercial customs wi'hin!
the corporate limits of the Town
of Edenton.
Motion was made by C. A. j
Phillips, seconded by George A.
Byrum, and dulv carried that
the Board of Public Works be
authorized to purchase certifi
cate*' of deposit from the Peoples
Bank & Trust Company as fol
lows
180 davs $30,000.00 certificate
of denosit bearing interest at
the rate of 3% per annum..
90 days $20,000 00 certificate of
deoo.rit bearing interest at the!
rate of 2'A % per annum. 1
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MotiotTwas made by George
A. Byrum. seconded by R. Elton
Forbhand, and duly carried that
the 1959-60 Electric and Water
Department budget be approved
as follows z
Revenue
Electric Revenue Operational—s2s4,o6s
j Water Revenue Operational 35.000
! Bond Interest 4,000
Miscellaneous 2,000
Total Revenue $295065
Expenses
Electrical Operatfonal $176,700
Water Operational —» - 34.000
I Sewer Operational 19,500
I Misc. Operational 58.100
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Total Expenses $288,300
Motion was made by J. Ed- j
win Bufflap. seconded by W. C.!
Bunch, Jr., and duly carried thatj
the Zoning Adjustment Board be
appointed to serve as a zoning
commission relative to the zoning
of the area annexed on U. S. 1
Highway 17 north bv act o f the
N. C General Assembly and that
public notice be given t : h H a I
public hearing will be held in
the Munic’nal Building on Au
gust 11. 1959 at 8 P. M., to con
sider tbj s matter. ,
Motion was made by Luther
C. Parks, seconded by George A.
Byrum, and duly carried that the
Town Attorney be instructed to
prepare a lease between the
Town of Edenton and Chowan
Veneer Co., Inc'., for prope- ty lo
cated at the corner of Oakum
Street and Park Avenue for a
I period of five years, with an op
tion to renew for the next five
(years at a rental rate of $30.00:
per month.
The lease shall contain a pro
vision to the effect that cur
rent taxes on all property own
ed by B. W. Evans in the Town
of Edenton will be paid as due
and that SIOO.OO per month wil 1
be paid on delinquent taxes and
other obligations. The Mayor
and Clerk are hereby authorized
to sign said lease for the Town
of Edenton.
Uoon motion of J. Edwin Buff-
How to avoid
teen-age telephone
traffic jams
Look “Teenle”! We know / jp
the telephone is the life line
of your social life but when
you tie up the family phone,
your friends can't call you. f
So be a good party line
neighbor. Space your calls, keep
them brief, and hang up the
receiver carefully. •
JBf '
The Norfolk & Carolina
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
A. Mitchener, Jr. as agent for
‘ the Town of Edenton, Is hereby
1 authorized and empowered to
sign and execute afl papers and
'documents necessary in connee
’ tion with the request .made to
1 the N. C. State Board of Health'
1 for aid in the control of mos-l
1 quitoes. He is further authorized 1
and reauired to carrv out all |
' agreements stipulated in the pro
-1 ject application submitted bv us
' M the N.' C. State Board of
1 -Health and *o perform .other acts'
that are oron*>r and necessary in j
connection wilh the opemtion of
this nro’ect. Acts of said r>“-son
,in behalf of said Town
ton are in ail respect validated. I
! apnr-oved and confirmed. -I
| Motion was made by J. Edwin |
Bufflap, and duly carried that
Bridge-Turn Service Station be
awarded a contract to furnish
! gas, oil and other vehicle pro- ,
i ducts for six months of the fis
jcal year 1959-60 and Bunch’-S
'Gulf Service awarded a contract
to furnish these products for six
months of the 1959-60 fiscal year. ,
Motion was made' by W. C: j
i Bunch, Jr., seconded by George .
A. Byrum, and duly carried that
the Clerk be authorized to re
und 1957 taxes collected from 1
Cecil Perry in the amount of!
$1.09 due to listing in error.
Motion was made by George
A. Byrum, seconded by J. Edwin'
Bufflap, and duly carried that
Electric & Water Department
bills in the amount of $15,350.82
be paid.
; Motion was made by R. Elton
Forehand, seconded by George
A. Byrum, and duly carried that
Town of- Edenton bißs a9 fol
lows in the amount of $4,284.06
be paid:
James M. Bond, $5.45: Norioljc
& Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co., $2.95;
The Chowan Herald, $42.20; Nor
folk & Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co.,
$11.35: Sinclair Refining Co.
$242.05; W. F. Miller, $25.00; The
Chowan Herald, $49.85; Ralph E.
Parrish. $18.95; M. G. Brown Co.,
Norfolk A, Carolina Tel. At Tel.
Co„ $21.88; Bunch’s Auto Parts, j
! $6,92; Edenton Motor. Co., $17.00; 1
| Sinclair Refining Co., $32.50; 1
Ricks Laundry & Cleaners, Inc.,
I $6.00; Ashley Welding & Machine i
Co., $1.25; Hughes-I%rker Hard
ware Co.,- $7.03; Byrum Hard
i ward Co., $6.83; Motorola C.&E..1
line., $60.00; Volunteer Firemen,,
$52.00; Norfolk & Carolina Tel.
!& Tel. Co., $7.50; Woolfolkl
i Chemical Works, Ltd., $59145;
iSanfax Company, $113.37; The
l Texas Company, $22.70; N. C.
.Highway Commission, $355.00;
I Sinclair Refinirig Co., $266.59; M.
G. Brown Co., $50.13; The Texas,
Company $130.89; Ashlev Weld
ing & Machine Co.. $9.63; J. D.
McCotter, Inc., $25.50; Edenton •
Ice Co.. $5.55; George Chevrolet
Co.. $34.64; Center Chemical Co.,
$87.26; Byrum Hardware Co.,
$20.61; Byrum Imp. St Truck C 0.,.
$20.20; Hughes-Parker Hardware
Co., $104.61: Ack & Ack Exter
minating Co., $15.00; Buncih’s
Auto Parts, $61.00; E. J, Smith &
Sons Co., $34.54; Hobbs Imple
jment Co., $104.06; Axmco Drain
age & Metal Products, $250.00;
IA. L. Perry, $115.00; High. Point
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Glenmore
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Dorman Co., Inc., $72.09; W. s! $
Privott, $40.44; Tom Shepard,
$37.32; E. W. Spires, $3.12.
There being no further bust-jf
ness, the Board adjourned. - ■ >
.ERNEST J. WARD, JR..V
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