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ONLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN CHOWAN COUNTY Volume New National Fish Hatche fj r Formally Dedicated In E ' — * Program Monday Afternoon Principal Address De livered By Ross Leff ler, Assistant Secre tary Fish and Wild life of U. a Depart-! mcnt of the Interior , Like well-oiled machinery. the' * dedication of the National Fishj Hatchery at Edcnton Monday afternoon went off without a hitch, so that all who attended were impressed with the pro gram as arranged under the leadership of Mayor John Milth cncr. who was assisted by mem bers of Town Couneil and ethers wlvo were pressed into service for the affair. The program began with a free fish fry on the old fish hatchery grounds, where all were filled iieforc adjourning to flic site of the new fish hatrh m. The invocation at the fish fiy was by the Rev. George B. Holmes, rector of St. Paul's Epis copal Church and prior to the local afforded an opportunity for a season of fellowship, when many exchanged greetings. Officials from many nearby towns were present for the oc t casioiv as well as prominent gov- cm mem officials, not to leave out a goodly number of Edcn ton people. At the new fish hatchery the John A. Holmes High School Band presented a half hour con cert, which was well received by the crowd gathered under a hot sim. The colon s wny presented and the American flag raised by a contingent front the local Na tional Guard unit. The Rev. George Holmes again offered the invocation. Mayor John Milctwncr acted as master of ceremonies and af -ler extending a warm welcome to those in attendance recog nized a number of prominent guests who were on the plat form. These included Ross Lett ler. assistant Secretary of Fish j and Wildlife of the U. S. De partment of the Inferior, who was the principal snpakor; E. J., DoURmS, assistant chief of the Bureau of Fish Hatcheries: A. V , Turn son. assistant director of the- Bueoau of Sport Fisheries and’ Wildlife; B. M. Towns of At-j lan la. acting regional director of. the Bureau of Sport Fisneries and Wildlife; John BW, assist ant lTpnonal superintendent of live Bureau of Fish Hatcheries; Congressman Herbert Bonner; J 11. Connell, fish division chief. N. C. Wildlife Resources: G. E. Beal. J. A. Bridges, Thurman Continued on Page 2—Section I Hospital Auxiliary Will Meet May 20 Mrs. L. A. Patterson, presi dent of flic Chowan Hospital Auxiliary, calls attention to a meeting scheduled to be held in' the nurses' home Friday after-) noon. May 2ft, at 3 o'clock. Tiis will lie the last meeting! of the Auxiliary before the sum-j mcr recess, so that all members ore requested to make a special f effort to attend. Tie pencil sale on elect ion day will be organis ed. and a feature of the meeting will be a program of vocal num- Ixrs bv Miss Jane DuLaney. who will he accompanied by Miss Joanne Leary. Edenton Build Wins First Place In Huge Washington Parade TV John A Holmes High School Band was awarded first place as the best appearing unit in the fifth division of the Na tional Safety Patrol Parade in Washington. D. C„ last Satur day. There were seven divisions in the five hour long parade which featured more than sixty bands. The fifth division was composed of units from North Carotin*. South Carolina and West Virginia. * Other winner* were. Division i One with units from lowa. Mis souri. Alabama, Connecticut. New York, Tennessee, Michigan. New Jersey, Florida, Wisconsin. Ohio. New Hampshire Rhode Maine, was Clifton Sen THE CHOWAN HERALD fsl County Dress Revue Winners ■ pr Jv i limp' *># *jiraHSKfk Pictured above are winners in the County Home Demonstration dress revue. They are, left to right, Mrs. Conroy Perry. Wards Chtb. winner in wool dress division; Mrs. Claude Small. Jr.. Ad vance Club, winner in fabric blend division; Mrs. John Perry. En terprise Club, winner in cotton division. Mrs. Small and Mrs. Perry are modeling hats they made during the hat making work shops held in the county. The dress revue was part of Chowan County's observance of National Home Demonstration Week, ac cording to Miss Pauline Calloway, home economics agent. Hospital Rei*ei ves $30,000F rom Z. Smith Ueynolds Foundation - c J. 11. Conger. Sr., chairman of ] the Ixtsutl i>r directors of Chowan ; Hospital. auiKHinccxl early this week that tbivugh the efforts- of ] Turn Ridgeway, administrator, j the hospital has received a check ! for $30,000. | This amount is a gift from the it Smith Reynolds Foundation of Sapolo, Ga.. and was sent by L. S. Staples, secretary of the Foundatron. in a letter, Mr. i Staples stipulated that the ( money was to bo used for pay ing the balance of the expense lof installing air conditioning in the hospital and the balance to; be used fur future expansion. , Hospital directors, personnel, of the hospital, Edenton and] I Chowan County people as a 1 whole will be grateful -to learn ( 'of this very much needed and. [timely financial assistance and! 'a host of people express their deep appreciation and thanks for the interest and grant received front the Reynolds Foundation. Colonial Motor Co. Now OjH‘ll Announcement is made 'this, week of the opening of Colonial Motor Company, located in the] budding Knmerly occupied by the Ch;«s. H. Jenkins Motor, Company on E;»st Queen Street. The new Bk>o Pontiac is now on dtsplay and the new concern will have a complete garage JWrvice for all makes of cars and trucks. Trained mechanics have been employed. The pub lic is cordially invited tto visit! the showroom and inspect the| new Pontiac. AUXILIARY MEETING The VFW Auxiliary will meet tvMnght (Tliursday) at 8 o’clock at the home of Mrs. W. H. Cof ftdd. Mrs. Doris Toler, presi dent. urges a full attendance. Pottstown Senior High Sclwol from Poltstown. Pennsylvania; Division Three with units from Georgia was Washington High School from Atlanta, Georgia; Division Four with units from the District of Columbia, North ern Virginia and Southern Mary land. was Fairfax Senior High School from Fairfax, Va.; Divis ion Five, with units from North Carolina. South Carolina and West Virginia was John A. Holmes High School from Eden ton. Division Six with units Prom Virginia and Pennsylvania, was Monroe Junior High School from Roanoke, Va., and Division Haven with units from Mary tend, wm Academy Senior High I 9crl)qol H4i Eden - Alumni Os U!NC ! Hold lVlceliii" In I Erimton Mav 25 i I Frank Holmes, Chowan County, | Chairman for alumni of the j Univeisily of North Carolina, I states that everything is in icadincss for a regional meet ling which will be held in the! , Masonic Temple on Wednesday j night. May 25, at 7 o'clock. The principal speaker for thc| occasion will be Jim Hickey, 1 j football coach, and Ernie Wil liamson, director of the Educa tion Foundation, which handles! jfoot ba 11 scholarships. Spike i ' Saunders, secretary of the alirm- Ini association, is also expected; to attend. Represented in the region arc I alumni in four counties, Bertie. Perquimans, Pasquotank and Chowan. There arc approximate ly too University alumni in this! I legion, so that Mr. Holmes is j expecting a goodly number of] j them to be present. Prior to the* banquet in thoj (Masonic Temple, a cocktail par ly will be held at Hotel Joseph j Hewes at 7 o’clock. I'iano Students In Recital May 23rd j I Piano students of Mrs. C. B. Mooney will present their an nual spring recital Monday night. May 2.1. in the Elemen tary School auditorium at 7:30 j o'clock. A very interesting program I I has lH’en arranged with the fol-j lowing taking part: Martha Fal-j lis. Shelia Small, Donna Bill-; mgs, Sue Skiles, Ruth Overman, Ellen Cuthrell, Kay Kramer, Suzanne George, Charles 'Spruill, i Grace Sawyer, Ellene Tarking i ton, Martha Vaughan, Carol, Lassiter. Vonnie Wright, Sandra Bunch, Shirley Alexander, San fra Ange, Jackie Mooney, Betsy l Hardin. Linda Hollowell, Joanne. Leary. Martha Learv, Catherine; Taylor, Bud Skiles, Roger Lamb and Pat Mooney. The Dublic is cordially invited to attend. 20 Years Ago As Pound |n tho Flits of Ths Chowan Hsrald <* j W. H. Gardner, Jr., and Mere-1 dlth Jones were raised to the rank of Eagle Scout in ceremon ies held in the Wavy YMCA in Norfolk. The Oxford Orphanage singing class presented a delightful pro gram in the school auditorium. Marquis, world famous ma gician, presented a performance in the school auditorium, spon sored by tho Ed anion Lions * Jhowan County, North Carolina, Thursday, May 19, 1960. Student Council Officers Selected In Heated Election Election Friday Car ried Out Along Lines Os Election Held Foi Political Offices i | In an election replete with campaign speeches' and ballylvc for various candid lies, the stu dent body at John A. Holmes High School on Friday elected Student Council officers for 11k 1960-61 term. The affair had al' the aspects of a regular election for political office, with cam paign managers for various can didates using all legitimate means possible to round up votes for his particular candi date. It was even necessary for stu dents to register in order to lie eligible to cast, a ballot in llv election. After the smoke had cleared the following emerged as win ] ners: Jimmy Rogerson, presi dent; Mac Wright, vice president, land Mary Ann Hare, secretary. These new officers were in stalled at impressive ceremonies j held as a chapel program Wed nesday morning of this week, j The installation ceremony was I carried out bv Hiram Mayo,! . . . , j I principal. I Warren Twiddy Voted As Most Outstanding t Director By Jaycees James Perry, president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, Sonnie Rochelle and Warren Twiddy, national Jayrce director, attended the North Carolina Stale Convention this past week-! end in Fayetteville. Al Sharpe, Lumberton news-1 paperman. was elected new! state president. Asheville was] selected as the site for next} year’s convention. Edcnton Jaycees and Warren] Twiddy in particular were hon-j ored when Mr. Twiddy was vot-j ed the mest outstanding national I J-aycce director in North Caro-1 lina for the past year. The honor was bestowed at the I inaugural banquet held Satur day night at tile Foil Bragg] Officers' C'luh. The honor makes Mr. Twiddy eligible for the Clint Dunacan Award, which is given to five] national directors in Ihe United j Slates. These awards will ho! presented, ".‘it the national Jiy cee Convention in SI. Louis, Mu, in June. Lloyd Overton Hurt In Tank Accident Lloyd Overton of the Yeopim section met. with a serious ac cident Monday morning aqd was] admitted to Chowan Hospital as a result. Mr. Overton sustained a skull fraetifrc and eye injury when pressure built up in the tank on a corn sprayer, blowing the lid off and striking him in the face. While lie suffered a great deal of pain, lie is reported In be making satisfactory progress. COMMUNITY METTING The Enterprise community will have a community develop- : ment meeting Tuesday night. May 24, at 8 o’clock. The meet- ! ing will be held at the Advance Community Building. | Speakers For UNC Alumni Meeting j COACH JIM HICKEY ERNIE WILLIAMSON With plane complete for a regional meeting of alumni of the Uni versity of North Carolina in Edenton on Wednesday night. May 2S. Frank Holmes. Chowan County chairman, announces that Jim Hickey, football coach, and Erne Williamson, director of the Edu gbAqbil Foundation, will be thi pinriftl speakers {qj th* «**>*»«jr>n New Student Council Officers ■m The student body at John A. Holmes High School on Friday in a spirited election elecic-d oiticers tor the Stuccm Council tor the 1960-1961 term. The new officers, left to right, are Mac Alright, vice president; Jimmy Rogerson. president, and Mary Ann dare, secretary.—f Photo by Johnny Phillips). Commencement Exereises At Chowan High Begin Max 20 ! i Conuneneemeiit exercises.- will; begin at Chowan High .School j Friday night, May 20, at 8 o’clock, when the graduating; class will observe class night exercises.: The program will hr! in the form of a play, “The Magnolia Blossom,” a legend of a river. j Those taking part in the oven- I ing’s program will be Margie! ' Evans, Clark Pccle. H. Ivey Ward, Billy Whiteman. Jiff Ward, Kaye Hare, Edgar Jor dan. Betty Bunch. E. C. Toppin. Linda Spivey, Kathryn Tynch. Fahey Bunch. Faye Obcr and singing numbers by the junior.• and senior classes. The baccalaureate service will be held Sunday night. May 22, ' at. 8 o’clock, when the sermon will be preached by the Rev. 1 Henry F. Speight, pastor of” the First Christian Church at 1 Vanccboro, N. C- The invoca tion will be by the Rev. C. G. Chappell and benediction by the 1 Rev. Thurman Allred. An an them will be pie sen ted hv the Glee Club and a quartet, will sing “The Lord’s Prayer ". Ae-'j companists for the program will;] he Miss Ccceitia Willoughby, i Marv Alice Perry and Conrad Plylcr. : Graduation exercises will boo held Friday night. May 27, at 8 < o’clock Tile speaker for the occasion will be Dr. Douglas 1!. ; Jones, professor of education at , East Carolina College, who will;, be introduced bv Superintendent i W. J. Taylor. The invocation ; will he by the. Rev. Henry F. j Napier. Following presentation - , es awards. 11. M. Copeland, prill- t eipal. will present diplomas to., the graduates. The Glee Club will sing llie' anthem, “The Halls of Ivy”. Marshals for the program will-, lie Esther Layton, chief, Janet j Hendrix, Annie Faye He,Howell, . Bobby Chappell and 1 1 is Bunch. Vnlcdiclorion of the class is ( Faye Obcr and Margie Evans is , salutatorian Mascots for the class are Shelia By rum and Tony • I ,eary. , Members of the graduating class are: Belly Rebecca Bunch. Carlton Fahey Bunch, Ruby Lee ( Bunch, Johnnie Frank Chappell, ’Marian Lucy Chappell. Margie j Winborne Evans, Louis Ray ( Goodwin, Sandra Kaye Hare, wood Nixon, Verna Faye Obcr, ] ( Janet White Parrish, Marvin Edgar Ray Jordan, Jack Lin-], Eugene Parrish. Herbert Clark j Pccle. Clinton Wondmw Slades, i Jr.. Linda Lou Spivey. Durwood ] Continued on Page S—Section i ( Perquimans Takes Track Meet Honors Leroy Spivey of EH on ion Breaks 100- Yard Record By BILL GOODWIN Leroy Spivey blasted down the 100-yard dash in a record bi caking] 10 1 seconds Thursday night, but the Perquimans; In dians romped to a smashing team victory in the annual Al bemarle Conference track meet held on Hicks Field The Indians massed 17 team points enroute to their second straight conference track cham pionship. Edcnton was second with 29'g. Ahoskic placed third with 25’g and Plymouth, the only other entrant, scored 8 Spivov iost a close individual scoring race with Jimmy Sulli van el Perquimans Sullivan placed first in the -hot put and high jump, second in the discus ihrovv and third in the bread jump for a total of 15 points. •Spivey added a firs' in the 140 and third in the 220 to his loo m'd century for 12 markers Spivey lost his :n the 220 and lost to Ear. Capps ot AlioSkie. Capps wa- a close second in Ihe 10(1 Jerry Tolley was third in the centurv and made a blazing finish to come in second in the 110. Wayne Aslilev also added to :hc Aces’ total with a eonie-.froiii-hehind vietotv Ul tile .';!!(), Ci avion Hugh' scored 2'r points for Edcnton m 'll, inch jump, and Wayne Baker picked up oiu m the discus Winners in the events were as follows; Iflil Spivey <Kd,nton. Capps (Ahoskic): Toiler i Kdentonl. .1. Winslow i Pei ipiimans) pl.t Mile Overton iPerquimans), Baiker (Perquimansi. Godwin (Ahoskie), Joyner (Ahoskic) 5:13 Shot Sullivan (Perquimans). B Williams (Ahoskic). Hall (Plv mouth). Simpson t Plymouth) 39 feat 10inches High Jump Sullivan (IVr (piimans). Taylor (Ahoskie) and Hughes (Edcnton) tii. Beamon (Ahoskie) 5 f«>et 5 inches Discus Gibbs (Perquimans). Sullivan ’(Perquimans). B Wit hams (Ahoskie), Baker fKdoin ton). 11l feet 2 inches 220—-Capps (Ahoskie), Tolley (Kd« nlon), Spivey (Edenton'. Davis (Ahoskic). 21 .0. Broad Jump—P. Winslow (1 Vr j quintans), .1 Winslow (Perquim ans), Sullivan (Perquimans), I Vaughn (Ahoskic). 1!) feet, inches. 880— Ashley (Edenton). B Wil liams (Pcrquimafts). Watson [(Plymouth). McGoogan (Per quimans). 2:22 440—Spivey (Edenton). Tolley (Edenton). Maddrcv (Pcrquim ans), Warner (Plymouth). 55:1. Mile Relay Perquimans. Ahoskie. Plymouth. Edenton. [CIVIC CALENDAR | A regionat meeting of the alumni of the University of North Carolina will be held in the Masonic Temple Wednesday night May 25. at ? o'clock. VFW Auxiliary will meet to night (Thursday) at I o'clock at the home oi Mrs. W. H. CoCfMd. A stated communication of Unanimity Lodge No. ?. A. F. It; Conllmiftd Plot r t *inrtifin 1 S2-5U Per Yeai* In North Carolim 'County Democrats Name Delegate To State Convention Edenton Gets Good Slice Os Publicity In Dodge Magazine Bidurc and Story Fea ture Serving Pene lope Barker Cakes In Charlton House F.dentr n received a good slw-- of publicity in the -iiecial v«r-,e timi issue of Dodge Mw , Mag i cine tor the month of Max-. A pa tore in the nugw-w "hr.ws little P>rahhie Nwwwrm Warren serving Pone j one Ifewkr .- tea ( ikes at the Charlton hnii-se seme time hack. In llsc hack ground is pictured Mis. T. C By rum, Jr., and Mrs, Rmoc F Jones, tin- tin, w« irmg iixlvmaj costumes marking hisi-xi real events “The Pinelotx' Bark, r 'ey , cakes," > i.vs Miriam Rabh. w.nl- , > r of the article, “have -boc-Ti a ; tradition in Edenton. North Cai.v lina. ever since October 25. 1771. when Mrs Thomas Barker serv ed them to t.ic 51 ladies wb.x . gathered to pretest Bniisti lax es.” The -irticle further stales. “At the tea party, the ladies signed a resolution to 'sokmniv . engage not to conform to that pernicious practice of drinking tea or ye wear of any manufac- ' ture from England until such time that all aits which lend to ; enslave inis our native eountiy J shall be repealed ' “It :s said that the ivtvlhons ■ ladies d:ank a bes-erage made of dried rasphi IT' leav e-s ‘ Penelope Barker toa cakes arc always served on spo, tai m casions ir» Edenton. like the h,- enmal Pilgrimage ot Cotixna,! Edenton and Countiyside, ar.n colonial costumes are vcoin hx ! :hv hostessv-s at such evi ills ■ At anv time of year, visitors can see the restoivd Pi neiooe ! Continued on Page oec.ion j Bonner Kofnlo Reports On d;im' ('"i^:vxx!i! ; iM JTi riwn C H > ■nor. in TaVu’vi»ii MonciMy for liw , N m . : H.tU iu*r>*. Co mmcn tc d upon ( m o r Min us to Iho » ffi-o: th;u Tiii' list- ref Tin Hfirvi v rtiirii N;*vai brisi' was rL>- *mod. Mr. ’BckjruKr stated in. it n Mt*mi;i\ ho sp *kr to m;m C.*n 1 Vinson.' Chsi W'mHii nf rr, Hom.m' .\j tnrd St . ic. v C : nutter, and aas told that -tSi-r 4 ' ixtsl* would not lx* div'.aiH'd su; - plus and that s.>m t ' us«' of would N‘ wtkrk<'d RAKE SALE FRIDAY Wards Ho:n r TViminsirir*wi • nil! havp a bake s»V ‘»il Ktrdiv afUfno vn. May 20, -Cnrix 1 ini: a| 2 oVuK’k. The s-alo :il ■; bo bold in front t>t TVik-Tvu . StlMTv Soil Slcwardship \\ rrk Will l»r Oi)sorvrd In ( Inman Mav 22”2<) Soil Stewardship will be oh served in Chowan County and ’hi rest of the Albemarle Soil Conservation F> ret net dwriavc May 22-29. according to I*. C Bunch, chairman of the district Abou l 20 special programs will be conducted by wimstesrs of churches in Chowan County and 50 or more in the Alberts*t-V- District, says Mr. Bunch Title of the observance this year is "The Spirit of the People." The spirit of * tv sponsible people at work ow the land. "Wo are responsible poo ,ple at work on the land." sap's Mr. Bunch. 'W'o are stewards of God's land. It feeds ws. clothes us and provides our shel ter.” He urges eaeh of ws to lake time to pnr’Uoipnte tw the observance of Soil Stewardship Week and to attend the chureh of one's choice. "'The almost Soil Con servation District in Amweriro urge that each and every eitwen at oh r groat land lothk aspect I Same Croup of Offic ers Are Re-elected; r Tribute Paid to E. W. Spires I Tiiny CVmwiv Cvuwutivn ..f the JS-<!iiHv<n(-.'itiis- p.ti i v ~[ s lr-vvan 1 -AOrtv cx-rvxvuxxt m t; lt - Cmut HLxnn-x- Situui iv aftci nuan with 12 )sl 6 Griffin. Chau man nf ‘ iSne Cv'diiatix E.v.-cut,iv l: Cominil- I Win. pwvsiitlii.n,g. On. roll call all V T.-v prt- nts were repre. sx-mtiei. A; a tr *et:ng of various pr* " - . pi ■ v ~ Satixixlay. 'le-e Mb'vms delegates to t.h - C.'SiimHj Cent'Million were elected: Fixst Etfe-it'Ht Mrs. Raymond CauhTs x-lltsuirman; Ernest Leary, \ »oe vltaMnKtn: John F. White, J! Ediww Oufftap and Al IHul >||XS W«M Kr* n.ton A B H.u le . r Sviiih n?wi«n.. Mi-- F'hillip Me.Mul viiee- i-|j:,iiim;i!i; Williain riniwxtltl, June. Iktnd md E W SlMiKes CmHllmi lliitl E. K Buneh, x-ihttiitrnxMOT.. Icvcvc S Evans, vice xh.-iisnm.rßf,. Raligh. Goodwin. B W. Fvs.ni> JiSM Kate Bush 7V ..irdvi.i.llv- T 1.. Ward, chair nvxiii Mi's Maelx-lle Winslow, vase- citwniittusiw. T A. Berrvman. ,H R s\vie atKt C J Holl owell. Rxickv Htxek Henry Bunch, filxswiniuiirt, At iss Less it Bunch, '' W' -- ■ -xu W H Saunrlei , Alphsv'tsiix Spi.v-ev and R.kliicv Kcaei Ywipur J A. Webb, Jr.. vhwiinwKxW Mrs. Marv Husking v«v man; R E. Coffietd. M.s J! L. HassclL and Han v A iYsx T.xr- S'.t pw.ru. trcasuivr. ic p. . :«(d ‘ s.e: tCW quota .%( rUu"’’ c the Jlvttei sun-Jacks, in D v siutsiwry ga.i beer, mu and .iv,r a ,v.:..,ixe ;:i tne trcasuiy „, ...... ,i s. .J ; h A a sMUa .a itspect v» ■< rs fa -vd x» mitten tn mt-morv »f »■ iSaeui LV:> v. at> since the 1..-; ViV;5X> : 1 ■ I, v. n.i ) meiad* I JV v () It- ’-at J N Prud. n, T AV Je.-e-s. VV H Gird tier. Frank V « ;.;e. L w Belch. V.' A ’EvvtxV.. D K Baker. M... 1. r C ,xi W O. S; eig!i!. Mi , P A -a:. West W B.v r >• R ~. L. Pratt, J A We.x.y. 35. F Tattle. J E. Bum- i. T./e.,-e 3„ Ward. Frank A Mag - - M Lnv Eelioti. M ..- w R - -a. Mi s. (I. a- C Win-: .nd ,11 , fhei LVn-o' C3s:,s X guy e-issed to tin i ■ etiar-*; vs-tirsl. furittg tin- pa t .On ’ “ « of A B Hub s aims -ee jkr.i -,v It. W Kni, .. Ihe wrs were re-eleet' d a . Chairman. !.:. ,\ .1 E Ci>n s—Section . Pocahontas Sponsors Itakc Sale On May 2S >T : - s ■ v'.’,.” tm dwe i> i N v -- r K vv **f P'k'.iii'm!.) 'Jj i. sale S»<tend * 2m. Th,A s;d,.y v« 1 it" f U‘'Tl”;Vuvd. -n ft on? of in- ’.3 . s-DYiiP’lkit'r H . rd” .iro Sf-in vOUm’j t.T’H if' . h<.»iTioini'V■ c-vyo, «*ur» »-:ikos, . pi' •AlllXtfj (TUTlhdl.V.. s*l|y mindful of >»ir re ponslhill tiers .*< (r»trps!t. ..f i Usnntifu! tend.” si*ys tT r Bunch. "fl, lesorssvvs re? nature have rirlilv fed. rtothod ami hmisyd us. (*ur soul amd water, grass an<t foi es ts. *!E gifts of FVovidenrv. call for our imetvsrsing thanks. With out them. our country would ovaiikein. wir way of lj.fr- ,|j S • npprer” S: -r Stew’wKxSship Wc« k is ■ spomswed it*, North Carolina hv the North Carolina Association ; off Soil Conservation District; ; thrvcugh the kwat SCD. minist ers s*«d countless other groups and tv>«s«ev»towf»-minde<l citi i mss . • The Mtouring prayer ts appro printe tor the observance of Sot! Steoardhhtp Weak: "TVsarh us. O hard, that this 'tend is ours to be rated tor as a sourer of life tor all man kind. both tor today and to ttanutr. Aata"