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PAGE SIX
KNOW YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY
An older man usually spends
a lot of thought on future possi
bilities. Row caq I support my
family if I become disabled?
What should I do now to assure j
my family the decencies of life:
if I die? These are matters hcj
often ponders. They are, though’
of more vital concern to the!
young man than to the old.
Each young man should ask ’
himself, “if I should die, have
I taken the proper steps to see
that my wife and children will i
have enough income so that ‘hey!
can live in reasonable comfort? I
Re slioifd see that his marriage!
record, is properly recorded, thatj
any prior marriages were legally |
ended and that the birth certifi
cates at .all his children are 1
Negro Hook Demonstration News
By ONHR a, CHARLTON, C*aat* Mac** Rmn Be——lr» «mt
- Mrs. Helen W. Branford. 4-11
Club Specialist, was most inter
esting at the training school for
4-H Club leader* last Thursday.
Fifteen attended and Mrs. Bran
ford took up the ten objectives
of Youth Development. Sug
gestions were worked out with
leaders on how much of this
can be done in Chowan County:
The objectives are:
1. Acquire attitudes, skil 1, s
knowledge tor a satisfying home
and family life.
2. Enjoy a useful work ex
perience together with the re
sponsibility and satisfaction cf
personal accomplishment.
3. Develop leadership talents
and abilities to reach optimum
citizenship potentials.
' 4. Appreciate the values of re
search and learn scientific meth
ods of making decisions and I
EXCLUSIVE
INVEST In The FUTURE
THE RALSTON PURINA COMPANY FEED, FARM SUP
PLIES AND SANITATION FRANCHISE IS NOW AVAIL
ABLE IN THE EDENTON MARKET,
Whether you’re now in business or looking for a much need
ed NEW business ... this is the key to good, big profits and a
service that will always be needed. As long as the world pop
ulation grows ... the demands for more meat, milk and eggs
will increase. This insures a place in the Edenton market for
a GOOD PURINA DEALER.
AS A PARTNERSHIP, AS A CORPORATION OR A PRO
PRIETORSHIP ... your money will show a greater retain on
the investment when you operate with the world’s largest
feed manufacturer . . . THE RALSTON PURINA COMPANY
of St. Louis, Mo., with plants in Wilson and Charlotte, N, C,
If you are the right man and want to invest wisely IN THE
FUTURE OF YOUR AREA, contact:
JAKE PRESSONq Territory Salesman
Box 527 PHONE 3043 Edenton
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‘ correct and property ercorded.
|He should, each two or three
years, check his Social Security
I record to see that his earnings
are correctly recorded to his
number.
The self-employed young man.
particularly the farmer, has been’
the most dilatory about taking
care of these matters. If a,
man makes as much as $400.00
in a year, from a business he isi
running, the law requires himj
to file a Federal Income Tax
Return and pay a Social Securi
ty Tpx. He should boor in mind
also that with the passing of
each year more Social Security
credits are required (up to 10
years) in order to qualify tor
payments. i
solving problems.
5. Recognize the importance of
scientific Agriculture and Home
Economics and their relation
ship to our total economy.
6. Explore careers related to
Agriculture and Home Econom
ics and recognize need for con
tinuing education.
7. Appreciate nature, under
stand conservation, and make
wise use of natural resources.
8. Cultivate traits of health
ful living, purposeful recreation,
and intelligent use of leisure
time. <
9. Strengthen personal stand
ards and philosophy of Lfe bas
ed on lasting and satisfying
values.
10. Gain attitudes, abilities and
understanding for working co
operatively with others.
Wintertime Is Citrus Time
! citrous at pqpofcr tawerites
! during the wiater seosou.
; Oranges and grapefruits arc the
two favorites chosen by con
sumers. j|
Oranges and grapeffmn are
easy to use. dust cut either one. 1
• prepare in seconds as ya pe
‘ fer. and they are ready to add
j fresh tangy flavor to mealtime
|or snacktime.
I There was a time when an
■ orange in the toe of a saocbmg
’ at Christmas was a luxury treat
•Today, the majority of the p*e-
I pie in our country consider an
j orange, or its nutritional eqwiVS
| lent in some other form than
fresh, to be a necessary fruit for
good health. The factors eon-,
tribuiing to the situation arc: j
1. A better and more wide-1
spread knowledge and under
standing of hitman nutrition.
Citrus fruits offer an easily
! available and inexpensive source
Jof the essential nutrient, Vita
. min C, that isn't widely avail
, ab!e from other food.
• ‘ 2. Average and low income
I families can well afford citrus
j fruit in their grocery buying I
, each week.
j Size does not affect the qaali-
Itv and grade of citrus fruit,
j Select oranges and grapefruits
jby their weight as to size.
.Many times this will be in ac
cordance with the variety from
which you are selecting.
When shopping for oranges
and grapefiuit. look for the fol
lowing characteristics:
1. Firm fruits that are heavy !
for their size—for best flavor!
and excellent juice.
2. Fruits that are free of soft |
or mold spots to avoid spoilage
and to insure fresh flavor.
3. Tight-fitting skins—a sign j
of plenty of juice.
Most men and women talk
well, and some practice what
they say.
—Mary Baker Eddy, j
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'The teeners have been atatag
jjtfexr urings n «» keep 'em
j busy, WeIUL the Legion has
‘came ttHwoutagh wit* rtynwg rabn
| ofiftTiing Heart.
*v>v going to nut a recced hep
Letts of dancing, lots: of music,
lots off jwiaos and Dots off fun.
You'll bear mow abouff it llattee,
bu| 1 cam tea you now that iiiTl
be ait dm EAmtton annoqr «n
Saturday wight. klaiek MNk.;
We'll be teetering all kind* off
music. iincMiavit plenty off Abo
Mg -M ntunbers. IneidcntaKy,
America's biggest independent
station. WNEW in Hew Yoek 1
i City, has switched formats on
: their party tor teeners.
'How, tbey'ne swing'
music. It eontinues to skew
whic* way the trend is going.
You figure it out. A new rule
for CSS stations is-: “Ho eefc
torMiejßg.'“ A tow weeks after
the rule went into effted. the
' network itselff editorialized on
the Jack Paar situation. Speak
< mg off dark Daar, I think the
other persowaliitiiejs w-ill have run
out of jokes on the Paar situa
tion. All off 'em were pulling:
jokes, much to the delight es
newspaper critics. Said critics
. usually abhor repetition on tele
vision. but they said nothing
about the repetition off Faar
jokes. They even praised them!
Be that as it may. the voice ot
the critic is small and the pub
lic continues to listen to and
i watch what they prefer
At WCDJ we’ve been having
a ball with our nearly 2ff*® new
! albums, featuring outstanding
artists. The reception on our
I Ttew music policy eontunues to
be heartening As in my last
i oolxnwn.. I'd like to otter special
thanks. Thanks first of all to
Earl Jones ifbr a swe® phone
i call. And special thanks to
Mrs. Lee Roy Barrow tor a very
1 nice letter. It was her letter,
1 which partially inspired us to
' include a hymn or spiritual ev
| ery morning. We also
one march a morning on the
show. Also on WCDJ). contests.
>n the afternoon, in addntiom to
those we have in the morning.
Torn Shields on his show otters
prizes ... so tune urn. hear good
music, a good emcee and see
I what you can win.
Closing thought:: “A husband
! is always a sensible man: he
| never thinks of ntarrying.." . . .
Welllll.
Dr. Rob Jones At
Berea Church Feb. 26
A one day evangelistue eom-
Ivrenoe w-ill be held at the
Berea Baptist Church near Eliz
aboth City Friday, Fcbruauty 2k
from 10 A. M., until 12 o'vtoek
noon and at 7:2#) in the even
ing.
Dr. Bob Jones, Sr, tawmdtrr off'
Bob Jones University, and attr
tcmat oTvally known toMCthA
will lie the featured speaker.
Dr. Jones will dismiss “Evange
lism of the Basat. Fbesent and
Fumix" at the morning sictrv.ires.
He will speak at the evemng
swrvire on “Old Tune Evange
list sc Messages.." A® Bible be
lieving Christians are invttcd tto.
attend.
Dr. Jones is being sponsored
by the Evangelistac MiinistMvalJ
Association off El-izabeth City.. !
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chapter at East Caxoffina «aJ
installed as Qanuttii* Sign.
Kappa Depa .was founded inf
«K at Lengwuod Cottage,:
Fin®vdie, \Sg* and «s one off
cere members. Other chapters;'
in the- state ore at Duke Uni-j
versity, ifap itaint Cottage,
Qwteau Catae and the Univer
sity off North Carolina.
When local sororities were*
authorised on the campus ad
: East Ckreffkuto- one pup’ of stu- *
dents tacmnJt Delta Sip** 'Chi'
Sorority, petitwogd Kappaii
/T\ "Defend. O Lord,
Thy child..."
I o abort prayer, a
I the sacrament of
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KV Al)w n k Kwf gntl CO US
recipient God's
I ~ tWJ- for fuß pkr
taciporion in al the pririkfts of membenhip
in the iherrti and for the responsibilities
Then are many aaocouceptMus about “Oio>
ftremnom*' Some peoplk dm* of it as >h
log- ihi ihmih Hwt's not the case. Because,
amt of the Trimyi*nLfctt of the ChriS-
I non family—a nudw of die Body of Christ,
which is the Ornnk. Heor she can't he "mom"
I Bnt wo do befieve that Conkimariow. which
I meres "strengthening" (Saipturai mshoritjr for
I which appears in Am I: «* • spiritual
I aid ao those who receive k.
Other *an Baptwm, there is no specific cere*
may duff makes yon a "number" of the Epi»-
f{ mpsl flmrirh flnnfiimirino. htrnrrTt. rlrriTTT
I eoohtas tateto*tereire the father privilege of
I Those of ns who hare received the "laying
I on off hands" by the Bishop tael there is special
1 benefit in Ganfimnmm. Wpo»de t yen fihe to
know mere ahont the Effecopal Chmth? -
THE LAYMEN OF ST. PAUL’S EPBCDPAL CHURCH
Edentoo, Nqrth Csrolina
Sw T* Ckruti Sh*e CT*v» Show note S«*)l NK ft-tltt 6*on* Clie«y Sho*roem weeKly, ABC- TV.
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“CORVAIR HANDLES RETTER, STEERS MORE EASILY, RESPONDS
|§JCH MORE QUKKLY AND HOLDS THE ROAD MORE SECURELY
TWIN ANY STOCK FOUR-DOOR SEDAN EVER MADE IN THE ILS.”
• -Jim tllupj.U, Cat Ijfi
If yem think hc'k Mtfamntir about Corcmir, lemf through the lending automotive, sports end science
megesines mud ace tchat the experts ere trying. Then , by ell means, drive one yourself.
"Ctmii ’» itccring it » light liat at
parking ifwA it feats pat taM; it
is m pease « Mk witant
(iw, sat it as tat k alow
SpaCnfltata
"Steers tt^fcttajia^tßna^
' -tallta&tafc lliitafi 1 JSTimi
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■_■ ttßQtltC lUS HOOK. Brout Street Prw^alfßr^ '
jDelta last October IS. Sinee.
|thtat time they hare been re
-3 driving instruction under the di
-3 reettan of the Greenville Alum
[nae Association off Kappa M-
Kopresentine the Matronal
I Council Os Kappa Delta tar die 1
:installation was Mrs. Frederick’
:|T. Morse of Chaiiottesvilta Ya,
1 national president; Mrs. Keq
! Mtk Gallagher of Stillwater,
lOktahoma. national chapterian.
land Mrs. Julia Other of Nor
-1 talk, Va, past president and na
taonal ; Paahellenic conference
delegate. Mrs. Gallagher was
(the installing officer. Mrs. Morse
J gare the address at the instat
[ latiwo' /banquet on Saturday
: evnentng 'jind lfn Ober presen t-
im it Cenw Apia wme mM
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"Sa ta aa ahappsag fast, ta Caraair is
a kaMirs itiaa It's aaaail and aaady
aaatawti sitkot aay power steering,
aai aa aaaip parked it’s a kt easier
ta aaliai a can tall at graceties tala a
taat trank at ta tapermarW* taa it
is isao a rear aae."
"1 aval ta state aa inaly aa I can tat
taCaraair taadtaaskeaattfally aadk
a«e.taieerfta£^^,tar^
ter
The first initiation ceremony
tar the new chapter was held
at the First Presbyterian Church i
Saturday afternoon, February
The installation banquet war
held in the Parish House of St
Paul’s Episcopal Church. Guests
of the chapter were Dr. James
-Tucker, dean of student person -
! nel at East Carolina College ana
i Mrs. Tucker; the Rev. Richard
Ottaway, assistant rector of St
' Paul’s Episcopal Church, and
Mrs. Ottaway; ti.e husbands o»
the Kalppa Delta Alumnae Asso
ciation and of the honor initi
ates.
Among the alumnae whe
VOTERS OF FIRST WARD
Please check one of the following, sign
your name, clip it out and mail it to me:
* •’ •’ ' .. ' " ■ ' ’h.
□ I favor moving the Confederate
Monument.
□ I oppose moving the Confederate
Monument.
Signature
WM. C. BUNCH, JR.,
Councilman
Notice Os Sale Os
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Belonging To The Estate
•
Os Inez Felton
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Executor
under the Will of Inez Felton, late of Chowan County,
North Carolina, will on Monday, February 29, 1960* at
10:00 A. M., at the Court House Step on E. King Street,
Edenton, Chowan County, North Carolina, offer for sale
to the highest bidder personal property belonging to the
Estate as follows:
1957 Plymouth 4-door .sedan
Motor No. 14379505
This the 16th day of February’, 1960.
PEOPLES BANK &
TRUST COMPANY
Executor under the
Will of Inez Felton
| was Miss Alma Hardison. Myg _
| Hardison is the daughter of MrJu :
and Mrs. Julius L Hardison
Edenton. v*
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Raleigh The Motor Vehicles
Department’s summary off traf
fic deaths through If A. M,
Monday, February 22, 1980 is as
follows:
Kiltad To Data If?
Killed To Data Last Trer 124
"There is none of the typical wirina
normally associated with rearenprwd
vehicles. Inside the car, ta elect is quota
unlike anything we Inweavrrevpersra*c*4.
It almost seems that tape « Oa engine,
and the general elect it ao quiet as to ha
almost uncanny.”
—John Jt. A TVadk
"No written word afcsul&ar far ta
genuine pleasure ihgi you will receive
• behind ta wheel newest
and mast advanced contribution to traae
portation. ... It a* a great, car.'
—Am takes*, JlfaSsr Lift ,
c «*H!e