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- v . I News By HARRY VENTER* Assistant, County Agent ■ v Monday -night, January 25, there will be a 4-H Adult Lead ers’ meeting at the Oak Grove 'connmunily building. The time — ,7:30. Miss Aman and I have, (•contacted most of the 4-H lend-1 sers and have invited them to th's Itfieeting. Os course, we are al-j ► ways glad to have anyone else) | present, especially if thev are in- • I terested in working with young people. » I know there are many people 3 interested in working w.th young ■' people that are not doing it for jj a variety of reasons. One of the common reasons that I hear As that ‘l’m not trained to work ?i with a 4-H Club”. This is not ; a reason, it is an excuse. Most of us are not trained for teach | ing Sunday School, but we do it. * Os course, it takes a ceitain * amount of time and work, but it [ can be done. j One of, the main reasons for i: having a 4-H Leaders’ Organiza ! tion is to help train 4-H leaders. [ It gives leaders an opportunity: I to exchange ideas. You will find ? cut what programs have been f successful in other clubs and get \ ideas for your club. By attending meetings of the ; 4-H Leaders organization (usua'l • ly three or four a year), you’ll \ learn about demonstrations and i judging and the overall county • 4-H program. You will learn as t you serve, but most of your re j, ward as a 4-H Leader will be in ' terms of satisfaction in the knowledge that vou have had a ?part in helping boys and girls become better citizens and mak -1 ' n ß ,your community a better ,* place in which to live. ; At the present time there are ! Community 4-H Clubs organized Bt Oak Grove, Advance, Gliden t #nd Center Hill. 1 There is a Sen ior and Junior Club at Center Hill. Communities in which 4-H Clubs should be orgnn : zed in clude Yeopim, Rocky Heck, Cross Roads, Ryland and perhaps oth ers. There are good leaders in all of these communities if we can find them. Other leaders' are also needed in the communi ties where clubs are already or ganized. The Center Hill Junior 4-H Club, especially. Mrs. Em . mett Jones has been and is do ing a wonderful job with both of these groups, but she does need help with the junior group, especially. I’m sure that all of | our leaders would welcome addi u tional help. I After this leaders meeting, j some of you may be called on to with existing clubs and new ones. I think vou will take on this responsibility and enjoy doing it. , • I SUNDAY SCHOOL ] lfkson Coat’d, from Page 3—Section 2 an inner yearning for the deep •er experiences of faith. The . conversion of the jailer was made possible when he revealed his need by the question, “Men, ' what must I do to be saved?” (Acts 16:30). Faith begins when men have a desire to know God. One who; ■ endeavors to witness for Christ needs to be alert to recognize jjfchesp moments when people are ybager for spiritual certainty. Such longings are much more I frequent and universal than .we! ’ On every side there are men ■'and women who have made the -'first move toward faith in Christ.’ They are eager to be ‘sure of God. Sometimes they’ j.liide the yearning under a cloak | -•of ridicule for organized relig ion. Often they resent some of "the practices of those who make profession of their faith. w Their desire for God is genu -;ine; they await a sincere»wit ~ness $ faith which will bring '-them assurance and power. ||a3taafixi is the need ,4»ave r faith in Jesus Christ When gjlieve on the Lord Jesus and ■KjyT lie was making a mag nificent statement of the essence ■Pgtis, idlth. When wethink 2L* orOfessine “faith in\CaHst, ’ “we sometimes assume that it WORLD CHAMP— Australia’s j Jack Brabham flashes a victory smile after the Sebring, Fla., ■ Grand Prix for autos. He failed to win the race, but piled up enough points to win the inter- I national driving championship I for 1959, j that when he challenged the’ jailer to believe in Jesus. He 1 was thinking of God as revealed in Christ, the fulfillment of the hopes of millions of men who wanted to know what God was like, and who wanted to obtain j forgiveness and peace. We arei privileged to invite men and f women to “believe on the Lord Jesus Christ.” Such faith is an essential part of the plan of salvation. The third step we must rec-| ognize is to become part of the Christian fellowship. Ly- [ dia’s story does not end with j the commitment of her life to! Christ. The record goes on to tell us that she and all those in her household were baptized. Then she invited Paul and Silas ho share the hospitality of her 1 home. Later records indicate! that Lydia became a Deader in | the Christian fellowship. Fellowship with other believ- ! ers is essential to faith. It is' difficult, if not impossible, to maintain the glow of assurance apart from the encouragement which we receive from others, j The fourth step is to immedi- ; ately begin to live a changed 1 life. Both Lydia and the jailer offered hospitality to Paul as the first indication of their , de sire to be different. And the fifth and final step is the com pulsion to share the faith, j When we have faith, we feel j an urgency to share the source of our joy. 'These comments are based on outlines of the International Sun day School Lesson, copyrighted by the International Council oi Religious Education, and used by permission.) —— ! c — = v ■ Lunch Room Menu | 1- ' Menus for the lunch room at j Chowan High School beginning January 25 through the 29th will be as follows: Monday—Milk, beef and vege table soup, wieners, cheese slices, crackers, bread, butter and apple cobbler. Tuesday—Milk, meat loaf and gravy, steamed rice, turnip greens, pickle relish, rolls, but ter and chocolate pudding. Wednesday—Milk, baked ham, potato salad, green butter beans, pickle beets, rolls, butter, straw berry shortcake! Thursday—Milk, chicken salad on lettuce, buttered corn, green . peas, chickerv and rice soup, crackers, rolls, butter, cookies. Friday—Milk, fish sticks, cole • slaw, carrot sticks, French fried potatoes, hush puppies, bread, • butter and ginger bread. ENGRAVED OR PRINTEd! *.. ji'ftisß&B command. We will be glad to make sug- % ? gestions, shov; you samples and qnote « prices . . . all without the slightest ob- ( Wedding 1 Invitations and Announcements f > In the wording, design, and printing of \ / Mb the formal Announcement or Invitation, \ it is of the utmost importance that cor- * rect form be observed. Our familiarity * with the established customs applying to ** THE CHOWAN HERALD THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY. JANUARY 21, I 960! Edenton Tri-Hi-Y Members Help Needy ) Hfei i *^^Hnned''go6ds' and clothing in the above picture were* lected throughout the year by Tri-Hi-Y members of John A. Holmes High School in order to help needy families in the community, espec.aliy during the Christmas season. Pictured with the collection are Kathryn Wozelka; Mary Harrell, presi dent; Mrs. Rebekah Overman, advisor, and Patricia Waff, parliamentarian. KNOW YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY 1 P. E. Bettendorf, representative of the Social Security Ad ministration, is in Edenton every Thursday at the North Caro, line Employment Security Commission in Citizens Bank Building. I In the first four articles of this series, we have explained how the disability provis.ons of the social security law affect! self-employed farmers. We have described the work' history necessary before he is considered eligible for the dis ability freeze. Then we explained how his 1 disability must be permanent and total before he is entitled i to have his earnings record fro-, zen. Also, we have shown he j must wait six months after the | completion of his work require- | ments before he can be eligible i for his first disabilily benefit payment. Now we wish to tell what the claimant must do to sup-j port his application for disabili ty benefits. He must show that he has worked and earned credi's un der social security. He should do this at the time he files h ; s claim by presenting a copy of! his income tax return and his J self-employment tax return for, 1959. Also, he should submit j proof of having paid the tax j (cancelled check, postal money | order, bank draft), for last year, j As all claims are based a medically determined disabili-1 ty, it is necessary that he pro '-Schenlei| GOLDEN^#; AGE iy " , ° or i V golden j Zj i’int f; GIN Cs? > 1 H iSchenleij i Y() j ; nisTitLti) oar «;in «»*’*» PROOF |p§§i|g^jS 0 SCHENLEY DISTILLERS CO. DISTILLED DRY GIN. FROM 100% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS. duce medical evidence showing he is disabled. The medical evi dence will, usually, come from his regular physician. The ap plicant will be given medical report forms for the doctor’s completion. It is to his advan j tage to have the doctor complete 1 these and send them to the ; social security office as quick ily as possible. Also, he should I list all of the doctors he has ! been examined by and the hos ! pitals he has been in for treat | ment of his disability. This i wilD allow the doctors review ing his case to get the over all picture and will enable them to make a correct determina ; tion. i In most cases it will be ne cessary that the applicant pro duct some proof of age. There are many age proofs that ar acceptable. The old family Bi ble is good. Also,, a baptismal ' record, made at or shortly after ! birth is fine to establish a per , son’s age. Some of the Oesser j known aye proofs that are ac j ceptable are school records, life insurance policies, passports, j federal census reports and birth certificates of children. I If there are dependents eligi ble for benefits on the disabled worker’s record, than age proof is necessary for them also Every case is handled sepa rately and each claim is deter nined on its own merit Any person having a disability that s so severe he can no longer work, should contact his social security office. There he wi 1 be carefully interviewed and given complete instructions as to what is needed to complete his claim. U.S.SAVINGS BONDS Legal Notices t\ S. TREASURY DEPARTMENT INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE Nolice Os Public Auction Sale January 21. 1960. Pursuant to authority contained in Section 6331 of the Internal Revenue Code, thq following described property has been seized for nonpayment of de linquent internal revenue taxes due from Curtis A. and Elma Twiddv and/or C. A. Twiddv. sub-contractor. 1101 North Oakum Street. Edenton. North Carolina. The property will be sold in accordance’with the provisions >f Section 6335 of the Internal Reve nue Code, and the regulations there under. at public auction on the 2nd clay of February. 1960. at 11:00 A. M. it the Ch wan County Court House. Edenton. North Carolina. Description •f property : Lying and being in j Chowan C >unty. North Carolina, and ! more particularly described as follows: [ Being known as Lot No. 1 in the di- i vision of Lot No. 36 of the North I Edenton property and described as | follows: B ginning at a point in the 1 East line of North Oakum Street, and j running North 11 deg. West 103. S ft. j to an alley; thence along said allev North 50 deg. East 31.2 ft. to the line of Lot No. 2 in the division of Lot ! No. 36 of the North Edenton prop erty; thence along the line of Lot No. 2 South 71 deg. East 75 ft. to Oakum • Street: thence along Oakum Street South 19 deg. West 79.5 ft. to the first station, reference being hereby made 1 to deed ( f R. P. Eyman and others U I H B. Batton and J. L. Batton. dated I February 15. 1915. and recorded in ! .Book 5. page 340. * Public Registry of j Chowan County and to plat of North i Edenton recorded in Bock 1. page 565. Public Registry of Chowan County. I Nor»h Carolina for further description. I The above-described property will be ' offered for sale in the aggregate. Only the light, title and interest of Curtis A. and Elma Twiddv and/or C. A. Twiddv. Sub-Contractor in and to the property will be offered for sale. The terms of payment will be cash. By JAMES C. INGRAM. Revenue Officer. J. E. WALL. District Director of Internal Revenue. TOWN OF EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA. Notice Os Special Election Notice is hereby given that a SDecial Election will be held in the Town of Edenton. North Carolina, on the 16th day of Feb ruary, 1960, for the purpose of submitting to the qualified vot ers of said Town, for their ap proval or disapproval, the fol lowing proposition: PROPOSITION Shall the qualified voters of the Town of Edenton ap- j prove the bond ordinance , which was adopted by the ' Board of Councilmen of said Town on December 28, 1959, and which (1) authorizes bonds of said Town of the maximum aggregate amount of $557,000 to finance the enlargement and extension of the sanitary sewer system maintained and operated by Quifo 0 PfiecmS FEATURE X 1 Wonderful Values on Harvard. HOLLYWOOD SLEEP ENSEMBLES DEEP TUFTED HEADBOARD MAPLE BOOKCASE HEADBOARD Covered in stunning white Two sliding panels with an* Briarwood plastic, with tique brass pulls and orna matching vanity bench. ments. Quilt O’ Dreams ex- Quilt O’ Dreams mattress tro firm flange, smooth-top has colorful mint green and mattress has rich Colonial brown Harlequin print an Petit Paint print on genuine genuine Harvard Steel Harvard Steel frame, frame. SLEEP ENSEMBLE T SLEEP ENSEMBLE Quinn Furniture Co. EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA said Town, by constructing i a new sewage disposal plant j and interceptor sewers, ; pumping stations, sewer mains and other facilities needed to connect such j plant With such sanitary ' sewer system and by acquir- ! ing the lands or rights in land and equipment needed ■ therefor, and (2) authorizes the levy and collection of an j annual tax sufficient to pay [ the principal of and interest ! on said bonds; and also ap- 1 prove the indebtedness to j be incurred by the issuance of said bonds? In the event that a majority j of the qualified voters of the Town of Edenton, voting at said election, shall approve said ordi- j nance, the bonds thereby author ized will be issued and a tax will be levied for the payment j thereof. The polls for said election will be open at the houn of 6:30 A. M„ and will close at the hour of 6:30 o’clock P. M., Eastern Btandard Time. Every person offering to vote must be a leg-; ally registered voter. The polling place which has; been designated for each polling j precinct and the persons who | have been appointed to act as | Registrar and Judges of Election ; in each such, precinct are as fol- j lows: First Ward: Registrar, Mrs. I Sadie Hoskins. Judges of Elec- j tion, M. A. Hughes and Mrs. S. ! F. Hicks. Polling place, Muni cipal Building. Second Ward: Registrar, Mrs. Ruth Stokley. Judges of Elec tion, H. A. Campien and Mrs. Haywood Bunch. Polling place, Chovvan County Court House. Third Ward: Registrar, Mrs. Corinne Thorud. Judges of Election. Shelton Moore and Mrs. Sarah Wilson. Polling place. Electric and Water Plant on j West Freemason Street. ; Fourth Ward: Registrar, Mrs.' W. W. Porter. Judges of Elec- j tion, John Lee Spruill and Mrs. W. E. Mills. Polling place. Na ! tional Guard Armory on North I Broad Street. I Each Registrar will be fur nished with the registration book used in his polling precinct at I the last regular election held in | the Town of Edenton (being the | regular municipal election held on May 5, 1959) and he will re vise the registration book so that it will show an accurate list NOTICE! This is to notify the shareholders and members of the Edenton Sav ings and Loan Assoeialion that the annual shareholders' meeting will he held Monday evening, Eehruarv 1, 1960, at 0:00 o'eloek in the Chowan County Court House, Edenton, \. C. R. E. LEARY Exeeiitive Yiee President lof the electors previously reg | istered in such polling precinct 1 and still residing therein, with ■ out requiring such electors to register anew. Each Registrar I will keep the registration book |in his polling precinct open for I the registration of new electors ; on each day (Sundays and holi . days excepted) for the period I beginning r r day, the 29rh day of [January, 1960, and ending on I Saturday, the 6th day of Febru j ary, 1960. The book will be kept j open on each Saturday during j such period from 9 o’clock A. M. until 9 o’clock P. M. and on ! other days during such period ! from 9 o’clock A. M. until 5 o’clock P. M., Eastern Standard Time. , By order of the Board of Gouncilmen of the Town of [ Edenton. i Dated January 12, 1960. ERNEST J. WARD, JR., Town Clerk of the Town of Edenton, North Carolina. Jan 14,21 "ADMINISTRATOR’S notice Having qua.ified as Admini -1 strator of the estate of D. E. .Tor ; dan, deceased, late of Chowan I County,, this is to notify all per- I sons having claims against the ' estate of said deceased to pre -1 sent them to tne undersigned ; within one year from date of i this notice or same will be plead |ed in bar of their recovery. All j persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate pay ment. This 17th day of December, 1959. MACK JORDAN, Administrator of D. E. Jordan Estate Dcc17,24,3i,Jan7,14,21p NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION - B. B. H. MOTOR COMPANY | To Whom It May Concern: ; Notice is hereby given that B. B. H. Motor Company has I filed its Articles of Dissolution under the provisions of Section 55-117 of the General Statutes of North Carolina. All persons in ! debted to said corporation are ! hereby notified to settle their accounts at the office of said company within thirty (30) days from this date. All persons ■ having claims against said cor i poration are required to present ! the same to the office of said company forthwith. Dec3lJan7,l4.2lc i—section twl PAGE SEVEN North Carolina, f - Chowan County. .1-1 iwTlCt. <jF SALE (Jr 1 REAL ESTATE Under anil Dy virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to the under signed by Clarence Stao.ngs ujii u.i.-, je.,.,ie iviae stallings,, dalfcd December 28, 1956, and reqord ! ed in DT Book No. VI, (iaics j 295-6, in the office of the Regis ter of Deeds cf Chowan County, j Nortn Carolina, default been made in the payment [of j the indebtedness secured by’'slid | Deed of Trust, and said ih9t u ■ meat being by the terms thar of subject to foreclosure, and, he ho.der of the indebtedness the le • by having demanded a fortcl |s ure thereof for the purptsfe of 1 satisfying said indebtedness, I :e .undersigned Trustee, will pf er I for sale at public auction to ] le I highest bidder for cash at uie Courthouse door in Edentln, North Carolina, at 12:00 No|n, on the 19th day of Febrn'«v. 1960, the real estate in Ff' s t I Township, Chowan Counjjjy, . North Carolina, to-wit: g i Located in the Albania sc tfon of Chowan County. North Cig'o lina, and beginning on the So ith side of Gale Street .at an i ori pipe directly' <v »osi*e a Che tv ■ tree, the dividing line between ! the land al’oto •! to C . •orvjm ' Skinner and Maggie S. Rqeycs and the land -• T> •*’c-l l>> heirspt law of Mary Stallings, deceased; and thence Westwardlv along the Sooth side of Gale Street 32 feet and extending bark South wardly. between parallel, lines, •vira'' ■' with the West line n r the Skinner-Reeves property 330 feet to the North side of Church ' Street and being a port of t '•<' land allotted to the s • ’ of Mary Stallings.. deceased, by Commissioners and na ..j n..r,i c vv> t cv.f.pe f-n --wan County Registry, and being 'a part of Tract K.v 2 cf su'd *o t ■ ■ !i’-n .■• r ;- made for fuller description and Ch" - rs ft'" This the 11th day of January, 1960. WELDON A. HOLLOWELL, Trustee. Janl4^l.2B,Feb4c ADMINISTRATOR S NOTICE Having qualified as- Admini strator of the estate of John K. Winecoff, deceased, late ol Cho wan County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons hav ing claims against the estate of said deceased to present them to the undersigned within one year , ’rom date of this notice or same will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will' please make immediate payment to D. E. Winecoff. 3313 Oetavia Street, Raleigh. N. C. This 17th dav of December, 1959. D. E. WINECOFF, Administrator of John K. Winecoff Estate. Dec17,24.31,Jan7,14.21c NOTICE! NOT.CE! Sale Os Valuable Heal Estate WHEREAS, the undersigned offered for sale the land here inafter described pursuant to Order of the Hoard of Ed neat ion of Chowan County, and. WHEREAS, withn, the lime hallowed by the Notice of Sale ran advanced bill was tiled with i the undersigned attorney in compliance with the terms of said sale and the order of said Board: NOW. THEREFORE, under, by virtue and in esc • itioii of au thority conferred- by said. Order the undersigned will offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash upon an opening bid of 52.360.00 before tin- Court House door of Chowan County. North Carolina, on Wednesday. January 27, 1960. at 11:0U ('. clock A. M., the following described 'real es tate lying and being in Second Township.- said County and State, known as the Rocky Hock C'en t-al School properly, and further described as follows: Tint certain mt or parcel ol land together with all buildings and .improvements now situate thereon, near Rocky Hock Bap tist Church, and be ginning at an non stake m tin- Northwest edge of too O'" roao right.nf-wav: j (hence North 43 deg. .West 187 . I feet, to a pus’, oak: tnence North 24 deg. 10 m:n. West 223.5 feet to a chopped gum; thence North 67 deg. 3u r.”.n. Last 109 feet to a chopped piv. thence North 82 deg. 30 nun. East 151 feet to a, chopped juniper; thence South 119 deg. 30 R'ln. East 314 feet to a chopped juniper; thence South 32 deg. la nun. F ist 153 feet to another iron slake m the- edge cf tn< new road Fight-of-wav; thence South 57 dig. 45 min. West 487 livt to the place of be ginning, containing 3.62 acres ac cording to survey made by W J. Berryman. Surveyor, dated No vember 30. 1940. and bt'ing the tame property conveyed to the said Board cf Education of Cho wan County. North Carolina, by Mark Bunch and wile. Vera Bunch, by deed d.-Hett November 30, 1.440 and duty recorded in the office ot the Register of Deeds of Car wan Count--. No’th Carolina, in Book of Deeds No. 3, page 24?. said deed and those instruments mentioned therein being hereby referred to and made part hereof for further description and chain of title. The sod Bo rd of V duration reserves the right to reject any and all bids received. Ten (10'3 t percent of the high bid reeeived will be required of ’r-e successful bidder at time of sale as evidence of eood faith •>nd the remainder will be nay in cash at time of delivery of deed therefor. The h'ffh b ; d received w ;, l re main open for a period of t p r HO) d-»vs suhiect to advan-e bid bv. Dw in cases ol judicial sales of roil pronertv. # DdoH and posted this January 11. 1960. POAPTI UP P'DTTf'ATTnN’, • f'tr c«ow»»t COUNTY By W. S. PRTVOTT. Attorney-at-Law. •Tan 14.21