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1 1 SENATOR i
SAM ERVIN
* Vvasjlingion l'o my mind,
ihe procedure of around-the
fclock sessions of the United
locates Senate makes a mockery
bf the legislative process. More
tver, it impairs the dignity and
the prestige of the Senate, not
imly in the eyes of its member
ship, but also in the eyes of thi
nation.
i The Lack of Debate By Pro
ponents. One of the strange fea
tures of the Senate’s present sit
uation is the lack of the propon
ents of the many (64 at last
pount) civil rights bills, so-ca!l
fcd, to come forth to the floor
if the Senate and debate their
Tallis. This performance would
be unfortunate even if the nor
£al procedure for bringing lega
tion to the floor had been fol
lowed. It is doubly dubious by
techniques now being used.
'Actually, the Dirksen civil-rights!
proposals are attached to a min
‘or bill, non-related, thus initial
ly resorting to highly disorderly
■ procedure. The subsequent per
formance, the failure to attend
■floor debate by those favoring,
the enactment of this legisla- 1
ifion leads me to wonder whether
• thef civil rights advocates wish
*to debate their proposals in the
'tradition of the Senate of the
’United States.
Senate Should Delay. I bs
*jjlieve the part of wisdom de
< mands that the House of Rep-
resent.atives should act first on
f. legislation of this nature. Due
f to its lar"e membership and the
| rules under which it operates.
the House has very little oppor
* tunity to correct defective legis
i lation. The Senate with its
* rules has the opportunity for
t adequate debate. Therefore, the
[ Senate should, in the name of
> orderly procedure, delay action
■ until the House can bring out
its bill by mid-March. Why is
the Senate rushing? I do not
, know why the proponents of
; civil rights legislation think
that it is necessary to exhaust
t physically and mentally all
Three Phthisic Cows
Make High Records
McCoy Phthisic of Tyner is
' the owner of three registered
Guernseys that have recently
‘ completed official production
I records, according to the Amcn
t can Guernsey Cattle Club at
f Peterborough, N. H.
| Bayville Socute Gem. a sen
ior four-year-old, produced 11,-
' 742 pounds of milk and 564
.. pounds of fat in 80a days. She
* was milked two times daily.
r Bayville Socute Verity, a jun
, lor four-year-old, produced 13,-
■ 526 pounds of milk and 603
. pounds of fat in 286 days. She
J was milked two times daily.
* Bayville Socute Montie. a
| junior four-year-old, produced
i 10.395 pounds of milk and 534
pounds of fat in 281 days. She
was milked two times dailv.
g These official production rec
i ords were supervised by North
L Carolina State College.
john w. mcmillan, sr.
I John Wesley McMillan. Sr.,
prominent retired merchant and
* farmer of Stedman, N. C. died
[ at a Fayetteville hosmtal on
Saturday morning. February 20.
1 after a brief illness,
i The last rites were held from
! the Cokesbury Methodist Church j
at Stedman on Monday after
noon. Dr. Morris L. Husted.i
pastor of the church, officiated. |
He was assisted by the Rev. J.j
R. Regan, pastor of the Bethany i
Methodist Church of the South
River Charge. Interment was
>■ made in the Fisher Cemetery
' at Stedman.
Mr. McMillan was a highly re
garded civic and religious lead
, or of the Stedman community.
His many friends admired his
s nccri.y and straightforward
ness; h s courage and lortitude.
His charity, kindness and gen
erosity toward his fellcw-man
can never be fully measured.
He was a member of the Beth
any Methodist Church.
Mr. McMillan is su»-v'ved by
his, wife, Mrs. Lillie McCall Mc-
Millan; three daughters, Mrs. L.
K. Jones of Cape Charles, Va„
Mrs. Jessie Hall and Mrs. Mel
vin Layton, both of Stedman;
one son,. John Wesley McMillan,
-Jr.. of Charlotte; four sisters
lire. Love Fisher and Mrs. Lina
Hall, both of Stedman. Mrs.
Idella McLemore of Roseboro
and Mrs. Addie Matthews of
Wade Also surviving are six
..grandchildren and one great-
Southern Senators who happen j
to oppose these bills before the
debate really starts and before
the Senate actually knows the 1
proposition with which it will
be confronted.
Minority Rights Trampled—
The only way the argument
against civil rights legislation
can be effectively made is to'
carry on debate on a high
plane, thus affording the Sen
ate and countrv an opportunity
to study the proposals. When
all is said, it is a sad dav in
the Senate when the advocates
of legislation are either unwill-p
ing or unable to step forward <
to debate the issues. A col- j 1
lusive boycott of debate is the ;
worst sort of orderly procedure
and not in the tradition of the
United States Senate. In all my
experience in the House and
Senate I have never experienced
such pressure from ; n impati
ent majority to r*..i over all :
safeguards established for the
protection of the minority.
Southerners In Minority. The
handful of Southern Senators,
can debate on germane issues,
for a considerable length of
time. After all. as I told the i
Senate the other nieht, the total
weight of civil rights bills be-,
fore Congress is fve pounds.
Nobody has yet appeared, at the’
time of this writing, to tell us.
exactly how many ounces ofj
the five pounds thev want pass-;
ed by Congress. In tiie absence:
of committee reports., hearings,
etc., it is reasonable for the
Southern minoritv to expect that
some legislative histerv should
be made in honest debate on
the floor of the United States
Senate.
Wm. Parrish Dies
After Lon«r Illness
William H. Parrish. 68. died
Saturday morning at 7 o'clock
at his home on Granville Street
after a long period of ill health.
! A native of Chowan County, he
| was a retired merchant.
1 Surviving are his wife. Mrs.
Evie Grace Parri.-n; a 50.,. W.'f-
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Drive lets you take the wheel and see ex
actly the mileage you get! Thousands have
taken this convincing drive. Don't mtss it!
No special test track no special test condi
lions ... no special test driver! Just you at the
wheel of a regular full-size Plymouth. Here's
how it works;
Mounted on one side of a Plymouth is a jar
which feeds a measured amount of gras directly
to the cat. You turn a control and the car is pow
ered by the gas from this Economy Meter.
A Chryskr-fnginmed prod net. bmU a »rir solid tray to giw you sifod
SOLID PLYMOUTH 1960
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SUPPORT
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March 7 Through 12
liam H. Parrish. Jr., of Norfolk:
a brother, J. J. Parrish of Ports
mouth: a sister. Mrs. J. A. Wood
of Tampa. Fla.; a half sister.
Mi's. Lucy Newberry of Tampa
and one grandchild.
He was a member of the
Edenton Baptist Church.
Funeral services " ere held at
Williford Funeral Home Mon
day afternoon at 3 o’clock. The
Rev. R. N. Carroll, pastor of
the Edenton Baottst Church, of
ficiated and burial was in Beav
er Hid Cemetery.
Pallbearers were L. H. Has
kett. W. C. Bunch, J. A, Curran.
R. E. Leary. Herbert Baker and
N. J. Goodwin. Jr.
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of our son.
Carroll Goodwin, who passed
awav one wear ago. March 1.
1359:
Little n>d we knew when it
dawned that morning
The sorrow that day would
bring.
The end was sudden, the shock
severe.
To part with one we loved so
dear.
His Saint last wish we should
liked to have beard.
And breathe in his ear one last
parting word.
Dr.lv those who have lost can
ted
Os the grief that's borne in sil
ence
For the one they loved so well.
Some may think we are not
lonely
When at times they see us smile.
Little do they know the hear
aehes
That we suffer all The while
Day and night we sadly miss
vou.
Deepiy do we fee! our loss.
Lonely is our life without you.
HrS -s. Lord, to bear our cross.
Sadly nussed by parents.
M.. . id .vi:s. Elite J. Clikklw.ii.
; Legal Notices 1
4 o ||
i ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
: Ka vims xjmuamwod as astoiims-
I Emu ox ©ff otoe estate of Vutue
tlaoe Sonuihwick. deceased. late of
H*. .Tsswaa Ctewunw. Nerdt CataJaa,
i tteis is top i»a*il£y aR personas teav
‘mg Hai—g asamaat tttee ©state as
; said deceased t© piqseatt them tt©
the r 1
ti-om date tags mmiiee oar same
; wtl] tee pteadeti am tear of their
j iwovwcy. Alii taecsKMas imdeteted
"to saad estate will please make
i jmsaeJiate payrnffleiatt.
i Titers Sad day of Marcia. 1933 L
RUTH ALICE C.
sunaiKX
Administratrix off
WalSae Lee Smaitiavrack ;
Mar3.1A172A31 AprTc
j EXECUTRIX ~r
Having iqwalifficdl as executrix
its the estafe of Gertrude C.
; Wartsiow. deeiesaedL, Late of Os®-
| «'-m C«aeiv, North Caroiiama. this
!is tea rnwtiJy aR persuNrats having
clairris aganast the estate of said
j deceased t© present tteema t© the
, unde.-signed within ©me year
■i it om da.e ©I this wotike ©r tape
, v ill lie jMeadei iim tear ©ff their
! .-iecovesy.. All perswms indebted
■ ri. satd estate nil! ptaas*t make
; immediate payment.
lilts 11 th day ©f February,
. 1960.
ALMA W. BUCK.
Executrix ©if Gertrude
1 C. W'iaasNaw Estsate.
! Retell, l«J2s.Mete3,lta„l7
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
having upwlifled as Exiicuttriix
! .if the Estate ©f Jlamaes Bloutat.
deceased, late ©ff Caaowara Couaa
:y. Nojtia CamaEana, tla.s is to
; notify all persons Itaavaiag: efaitaas
against ithe estate ©f said de
ceased to exteitest tlaema t® the
: undersigned at Edemtom. North
Carolina, ©tt ®r beifiore tSa© 28th
dav- of January. 19*61. oar this
i notice will tec pleaded! isa tear;
of dt-cir igcoyety. All pesrsswas,
■ indebted tea saud estate wall
please make irorrwd.at© payrsatmt.
This Janta«;ry 2s. 19*W
PEARL G. BLOUNT.
Exeetatrax ©t Estate
■ot James Blwunat.
Jan2S.FeaAl U&gSsMriiaSe
EXECUTORS NOTICE
Having qualtlied as execaatoc
of the estate ©J W. O. Speigaat.!
deceased, late off Cteewaa Coarm-i
ty. North Caroljwl. ttess ts t©
noi.fy all persotas teav.mg; etoaas
against ’’ho estate ©f sard de-j
ceased ot ptesemt Isa«c® t© ttw- ;
undersigned wittetta ©me year i
from date off thts notice kvt sataaej
will be pleaded iim tear ©ff their.,
recovery. All personas iiade-teted,'
to sa,d estate will please mtake'i
immediate p*y*mt»L.
This 26. a fgv ©ff Jamararv. i
1960. " J
W. E. SPEIGHT.
Executor ©ff j 1
W. G. Speight Estate ! ■
J an2B.F ebi, ,11.1 SSUf eh»p
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ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
i Havmg qualiffied as
fra trie off the "’’hal© ffVccv M.
Then you drive im your usual fashion,
through norraai traffic. When the gas in the
j;ir has been used, chock the mileage reading
on the speedometer. See tor yourself the mile
age you got o® just a small! amount of fuel.
Simple, fair—and dramatic proof, we think, of
the solid gas eoomomy engineered into the Solid
Plymouth for 1960. See ymir Plymouth dealer.
,';'t. >* *°
a a ■hfc^lmK^raSgi
li Harrell, deceased, late of Cho
wan County, North Carolina, |
! Wats is to notify ail persons hav- j
ling: claims against the estate of,
satd deceased to present them to]
the undersigned within one year 1
ffrotn date of this notice or same,
wil!l be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted
t® said estate will please make!
immediate payment.
This 18th day of February, 1
196th
ANNIE N. HARRELL,
Administratrix of
Percy M. Harrell
. Feb. 13.25.Mch3,10,17.24c
administratrix Notice i
f Having qualified as adminis
tratrix of the estate of Oscar A.
i Overton, deceased, late of Cho-i
] "tan County. North Caroling,'
this is to notify all persons hav-1
r tng claims against the estate off'
said deceased to present them
to the undersigned within one
yesr from date of this notice or
same will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons in- 1
debted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This 13th dry of February.
mo.
MAGGIE H. OVERTON,
Administratrix of
Oscar A Overton.
1 Feb, i8,25,Mch3,10,17,24c
:
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as executrix
of the estate of Curtis S.
pelt, deceased, late of Chowan
k’ounty. North Carolina, this is
to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said
deceased, to present them to the
undersigned within one year
from date of this notice pr same
wilt be leaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted
to sa d estate will please make
immediate Dayment.
Th-j 11th day of February,
t%U.
JULIA W. CHAPPELL,
Executrix of Curtis S.
Chappell Estate.
Feb 11 13 25.Mch3.1M7
NOTICE OF SALE OF
CHATTELS
By authority of a certain
Chattel Mortgage executed bv
Lock© C. Belter on January 14.
95f. and recorded in the office
»f the Register of Deeds of Cho
uan County. North Carolina, in
Book 22 at page 211. securing a
note therein described, now' past
hue. demand for payment hav
ing been made and not com
piled with, the unders.gned
mortgagee will sell the below
described articles of personal
property at the Court House in
Edenton. North Carolina, at 11
o'clock A. M.. March 4. 1960, by
public auction, for cash, for the
satisfaction of the aforesaid
rune and in compliance with the
.terras of said Chattel Mortgage.
The articles of personal prop
erty described in said Chattel
Mortgage are as follows:
One 1952 8-cvlinder Ford stake
bodv truck. Motor Number
FSRNR-16712.
One 1955 Chevrolet truck
tractor, Motor Number WB-
55B0O&O77. |
| One 1950 Trailmobile' Van-type 1
trailer, Seriod Number 41-00 It
1 03563.
This the 25th day of February, I
'i96o. I
Dixie guano co„ iNc., |
Mortgagee,
By Godwin & Godwin, Attor-
I neys, Gatesville, N. C.
Feb2sMar3
NOTICE oir RESALE OF j
REAL ESTATE
3y virtue of the authority con-'
feired upon the undersigned Liy
order made by the Clerk of the I
Superior Court of Chowan Coun-j
ty. North Carolina, in the soe-j
cial proceeding entitled, "A. H. J
Jordan and wife, Sarah B. Jor
dan, V. E, Jordan and wife. Re-1
cer D. Jordan, Beatrice J. Roun-'
tree, divorced, Frances J. Perry
and husband, Joseph B. Perry,
Jr., Grace J. Wrnsiow and hus
band, Harold B. Winslow, Sadie
•i. Burbage, witlow, Mary Louise
I. Pitzinger and husband, John A.i
Pitzinger, C. W. Jordan and
wife, Agnes Jordan, Elsberry R. j
Jordan ar.d wife, Arleen Jor
dan, Clara J. Ward and hus
band, James F. Ward, Irene J.
Meeks and husband, Cletus
Meeks,. Zenoveh J. Williams, di
vorced, Myrtle J. Williams and
husband, Charles C. Williams, R.
W. Jordan and wife, Helen Jor- 1
'dan, Almond A. Jordan and
wife, Mildred Jordan, George F.
Jordan and wife, Lucille Jordan,
A. J. Jordan and wife, Joyce
Jordan and L. G. Jordan and
wife, Ruby Mae Jordan, Peti
tioners vs. Joseph Jordan and
wife. Myra W. Jordan. Defend'-
antr.” and pursuant to an Order
of Resale entered by the Clerk of
Superior Court of Chowan Coun-'
ty, North Carolina on February
24, 1960, the undersigned Com
missioner, will offer for sale at
public biddings, lor cash, to the
highest bidder at the Couri
House Door in Chowan County
Noith Carolina, at 12.00 noor
on Saturday, March 12 1960
the real estate in Third'Town
ship, Chowan County, North Car
olina, to-wit:
That part of the Elsberry Jor
dan tract of land in Lem 2 of
the Last Will and Testament ol
Joseph Copeland as probated on
September 6. 1891, bounded on
the Wiat by the Timnthv Wins
’ °5 the Norl h by the
Sandy Run Swamp, on the East
oy a line beginning at a Holly
Sonns, Unn j ng in a stra 'ffht line
Southward across the said land
to an iron stob on the Road so
“ to "Ut off thirty (30) acres
now owned by J. W. Jordan the '
J: h e said Elsberry I
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