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Washington The dec!; vby
the Senate Foreign Kc\.ucms
Committee to conduct bi-p rtisan
hearings on the failure of the
Summit Conference was a, wise
move. I
Facts This allows Congress
and the people to f .id out what
mistakes were made without put
ting the issue ima partisan poli
tics which wou J serve no use
ful purpose. 01 course, a dis
cussion of the issues * and the
foots should be had. Chairman
Fulbright's statement about the
conduct of the healings is evi
dence of his awareness of the
importance of a bi-partisan ap-
I preach. He is a scholar of for
eign affairs and can help shed
much light on our reeefit re
verses.
Too Much Talk The intem
perate remarks by some parti
sans of both political parties re
minds me of the old story about
the-comment from John when ho
proposed to his girl friend. Mary.
Mary accepted the proposal as
they were riding along in a
buggy. For over a quarter of a
mile nothing was said. Silence
reigned. Whereuoon Mary in
quired: "John, why don’t you
say something, now that I have
aerated vour proposal of marri
age?’*
"I think too doggone mueh
has been said already," John re
plied.
Perhaps it can be truthfulhr
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said that itoo much has already
been said, radiating more heat
than light, on the issue.
B-70 Program I have con
sistently advocated the develop
ment of the B-70 plane program
as a mighty deterrent force. You
will recall my expressed con
cern at the time it was announc
ed that the Administration was
going to eliminate the B-70. It
is welcome news to me that
there are now indications that
the B-70 plane may become a
part of our weapons arsenal.
Depressed Areas My vote
against overriding the Presiden
tial veto of the depressed areas
bill was predicated on the 'truth
that there is no place on earth
more depressed than the Treas
ury of the United States. Spe
cifically, our national debt is
soaring to nearly $290 billion.
To mortgage future generations
for plant and capital investments
by the fedex-al government in
some sections would inevitably
lead to fiscal ruin. There is a
limit to which we can go in
federal responsibility if we wish
to maintain fiscal solvency.
Cost Os Living The Con
sumer Price Index for April
climbed to a new record, almost
2 per cent higher than last year.
Expei ts here have indicated that
this sudden rise, after a few
months of relative steadiness,
does not forerun another series
of rapid rises. Let us hope not.
THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON. NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY. JUNE 2. 1360.
[ Hospital Notes
Steittß; Honrs: 10:M»U:W A. M.,
r. 6:00-8:M P. M.
Children under 13 sot permitted
to visit patients.
Patients admitted to the hos
pital during the week of May
23-29 were:
Whit*
Mrs. Eva Tyndall, Eden ton;
Mrs. Nancy Melton, Creswell;!
Mrs. Sylvia Miller, Hertford;!
Miss Meta Simpson, Edenton;
Mrs. Flora Mae Belch, Edenton;
James Andrew Parrish, Edenton;
Miss Ruth Ann Smithwick, Ty
ner; Miss Sharon Dunbar, Eden
ton; Ray McDonald, Edenton;
Mrs. Ella Ward, Edenton; Mrs.
Ella Waters, Mackeys; Mrs.
Helen Thomas, Edenton; Miss
Jackie Habit, Edenton; Gene
Saunders, Edenlon; Mrs. Grace
Bate Man, Tyner; Jack Ashley.
Edenton; Master Clifton Aidooch.
Columbia; Mrs. Kathleen Jarvis,
Plymouth; Mrs. Frances Inglis,
Edenton; John Whaley, Hertford;
Miss Della W.oodley, Creswell;
Mrs. Lois Green, Gatcsville.
Negro
Sarah Eggleston, Edenton:
Mary Virginia Sutton, Sunbury;
Robert Lee Brown, Edenton;
Dorothy Mac Fleming, Edenton;
Eunice D. Herritage, Edenton;
Flora Ann Jennings, Winfall;
John Jones, Hertford; Ida Pri
vott, Edenton; Eva Holley, Hert
ford; Virginia Jones, Hertford;
Emma Morning, Edenton: Villa
Bunch, Edenton; Carolyn Bonner,
Edenton.
Patients discharged from the
hospital during the same week
were:
White
Cotter B. White, Tyner; Mrs.
Eva Tyndall, Edenton; Mrs.j
Daphne Barnes, Creswell; Mrs.l
Flora Mae Belch, Edenton; Missl
Ruth Ann Smithwick, Tyner;)
'Gene Saunders, Edenton; Robert 1
P. Chappell, Edenton; Mrs. Mary
Small. Edenton; Mrs. Nancy Mel
ton, Creswell; Roy McDonald
Edenton; Miss Jackie Habit,
Eden'ton; Mrs. Grace Bateman.
Tyner; Miss Sharon Dunbar,
Edenton; Mrs. Lois Green, Gatcs
ville; Master Clifton Aidooch, Co
lumbia; Mis. Sylvania Miller,
Hertford.
Negro
Sandra Riddick, Belvidere;
Willie Bonner, Edenton; Isaac
McClees, Edenton; Hattie Peter
son, Edenton; Robert Lee Brown
Edenton: Alfonza Askew. Eden
ton; McKenny Norfleet, Edenton;
Rickie Spencer, Columbia; Doro
thy Fleming, Eden'ton; Donnie
Copeland, Edenton; John Jones,
Hertford; Mary V. Sutton, Sun
bury; Eva Marie Holley, Hert
ford; Emma Morring, Edenton;
William Dewey Morris, Hobbs
ville;’ Ida Privott, Edenton; Villa
Bunch, Edenton; Vergie Valen
tine, Edenton; Flora Ann Jen
nings, Winfall; Peggy Jordan,
Belvidere.
Births
Births at the hospital during
the same period were: Mr. and
Mrs. 11. B, Miller of Hertford,
(twins) a son and a daughter;
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Melton of
Creswell, a daughter; Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Sutton of Sunbury,
a son; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Inal is
cf Edenton, a son; Mr. and Mrs.,
Charlie Morring of Edenton, a I
daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Louis!
Jarvis of Plymouth, a daughter.
,
SUNDAY SCHOOL
[ LESSON
Continued from Page 4—Section 2
those who condemned her to
cast stones at her—if they them
selves were without sin. While
they had judged and condemned
her, they had forgotten that they
themselves were sinners, too. He
who remembers his sin is not
likely to cast stones, always re
membering the old adage of
“There but for the grace of God
go I.”
Judgments must be made; they
are inescapable. And to avoid
making judgments we are ex
hibiting moral failure. Yet, we
would do well to remember that
when we make them we must
be aware that others may use
the same standards against us.
| This principle will lead us to
j humility, generosity in our judg
ment of others, and kindness to
| ward our fellow men.
In lecturing his followers
about the “speck that is in thy
brothers’ eye,” Jesus again
strikes at the self-righteousness
whiefy ruins right relationships
with other people. The Golden
Rule is essentially built on fair
play, which begins by “know
ing thyself”. All too often the
people whose defects are so ob
vious are the very ones who try
to change their neighbors’ lesser
defects.
In teaching the Golden Rule
Jesus put it in a positive form:
“Do not unto others >whal you
would not have others do to you;
whatever you wish that men
would do to you, do so to them.'”
In this positive form we find
several challenges. It places a
special responsibility on the in
iividual to choose what he wants
for himself. This implies that
we should continually think of
our needs in terms of moral and
spriitual growth, and then treat
others in such away that we
all grow spiritually. We should
pause and ask ourselves this
question: “Is our attitude to
ward ourselves revealed in the
manner in which wc treat oth
ers?”
The Golden Rule is really an
aggressive concept. We are un
der a moral obligation to toko a
stand for our own good and for
that of others, too. Stand by
our fellow men as we would
have them stand by and for us.
The parable of the Good Samari
tan assumes that each man is
obligated to practice the Golden
Rule. The story of the judgment
of nations in Matthew 25:31-49
assumes that every nation—pa-
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EDENTON, N. C.
Thursday, Friday and
June 2-3-4
Steve (Hercules) Reeves in
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ClnrmoSco.r and Color
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Sunday and Monday,
June 5-6
Jerry Lewis in
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Tuesday and Wednesday,
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"THE SWORD AND THE
CROSS" ...
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gan, Christian, Jewish—is obli
gated to moral responsibility.
Jesus assumed the recognition of
moral obligations for all men.
All men should be good neigh- 1
bors; all men are responsible to
practice the Golden Rule.
(These comments are based on
outlines of the International!
Sunday School Lessons, copy
righted by the International
Council of Religious Education,
and used by permission).
Obviously!
. * i
Bridegroom Darling, now j
that we’re married, you ought to
give up your S4O a week job.
Bride Certainly, sweetheart.
G's course, I will.
Bridegroom—The way I fig
ure it, you’d have to make at
least SBO a week.
Legal Notices
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Edenton, North Carolina
Sealed proposals will be re
ceived by the Mayor and Town |
Council of tne Town of Edenton,l
N. C„ until 8:00 P. M.. June 1
14. 1960 for the furnishing of the I
following materials and/or items 1
of services for the fiscal year
endnu June 30, 1901:
PART I
For Town of Edenton vehicles:
Gasoline, motor oil. greasing ve
hicles, washing vehicles, road
service, tires, tubes, batteries and
miscellaneous vehicle items such
as bulbs, cables, etc.
PART II
For healing the Municipal
Building. Electric and Water
Plant. Police Department, and
for general use by other depart
ments of the Town of Edenton:
No. 2 Fuel Oil Kerosene.
Proposals must be sealed and
marked “Bids For Vehicle Pro
ducts and/or fuel oil for the
Town of Edenton. N. 'C.
I The bids for this proposed
work will be received at the
ESrkiifl
The Chowan Cooperative Produce
Exchange, Inc.
AT VALHALLA - N. (.. 32 HIGHW AY
6 MILES NORTH OF EDENTON
NOW OPEN!
Mr. Francis Hicks will hr our nnv manager, Kc&ular
opening and receiving hours for produce will he aiiiioune
ed as soon as season's demands are determined.
Auction sales will he held for 11011-niembcrs as in the past.
Belt grading of cleaning, grading and waxing cu
cumbers, pepj)ers and tomatoes. Pre-cooling sweet corn
will be available for members. Machinery is rcadv for op
eration.
All types of baskets and containers Mill be handled by the
exchange for the members and public, and at competitive
prices.
The Chowan Cooperative Produce
Exchange, Inc.
W. A. HARRELL, President E. L. PEARCE. Vice President
C. M. EVANS, Secretary-Treasurer
Town Hall. Edenton. N. C„ at
which place, and tft 'the time
stated above, they will be pub-!
liclv opened and read.
Tne Town of Edenton reserves
the right to increase or dimin-'
isn the Quantities given in tne
proposal and to award contracts
which appear to be for the best
interest of the Town.
The Town also reserves the
right to hold any and all pro
posals for a period not to exceed
thirty days (30) from itho date
of opening thereof. The Town
of Edenton. N. C„ also reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids and waive informalities.
TOWN OF EDENTON.
North Carolina
John A. Mitchencr. Jr..
Mayor
Ernest J. Ward. Jr..
Clerk 1 tc
NOTICE— NOTICE— NOTICE
Sal* Os Personal Property
Seated bids for purchase of the
hereinafter described personal
property, declared to bo surplus)
to the needs of the Town of!
Edenton. are invited:
One O' used Gallon Junior
Patrol Motor Grader, manic
factored by Galion Iron
Works. Model G15520A. Ser
ial No. N 419.
Bids shall be deposited with'
the Town Clerk at tire Municipal
Building. Edcntcn. N. C., prior'
to 8:00 o’clock P. M., cn Tues
day, June 14. 1960. when bids
will Ire opened. The right t<>|
reject any and all bids received
is i eserved,'
may he inspected at l
Edenton Street Dcpaitmcnt ware-}
house. West Hicks Street. Eden-!
ton. N. C.
Dated and posit'd this Mav j
23. 1960.
MAYOR AND TOWN COUNCIL
OF THE TOWN OF EDENTON!
By: Et nest J. Ward. Jr..
Clerk He]
ADMINISTRATOR S NOTICE '
Having qualified as ndminis
tmtor of the estate of Emma N. j
Chesson, deceased, late of Clio-'
wan County, North Carolina, this j
is to notify all persons having 1
claims against the estate of said
[deceased to present them to the!
undersigned within one year!
from date of this notice or same
will be pleaded in bar of their l
recovery. All persons indebted .
to said estate will please make
immediate payment
This 2nd day of June. 1960. \
ROBERT L. CHESSON,
Administrator of Emma N. Ches- f
son.
June 2.9.10,23,30Ju1y7 |
EXECUTOR S NOTICE
Having Qualified as Executor
of the estate of J. A. Webb, de
ceased. late of Chowan Countv. I
North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons having claims against |
the estate of said deceased toj
present them to the undersignedt
within one year from date of I
this notice or same will bc|
pleaded in bar of their recovery.!
All persons indebted to said es
tate will please make immedi
ate payment.
! This 6th dav of Mav. 1960. i
L. D. WEBB.
Executor of
J. A. Webb Estate.
May12.19.26.June2.10.19c
NOTICE OF SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the
i power and authority conferred
1 upon me by the Chowan County
Board of Commissioners by a
resolution duly passed on the
first day of February. 1960. I
will offer for sale, for cash to
the hignest bidder, at the Cho
wan County Court House door,
on June 13. 1960. at 11:00 A. M„
a certain tract or parcel of land
situated in Chowan County in
the Third Township, and more
particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a certain post on
a big ditch bank thence along
said ditch in a Southerly direc
tion to the former Ezekiel Evans
line, thence in a Easterly dircc
tion along said land to the funn
er Ezekiel Evans line; thence in
a Northerly Course along said !
line to another post thence in
a straight course to the point of
beginning, and being the same
land conveyed to Sheldon White
by deed recorded in Chowan
County Register of Deeds office
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PAGE FIVE
in Deed Book K-2 at page
and containing 2 acres more)#
less. 3
JOHN E. SHACK EL FORM
County Attorney. 1
may 12.19.20. June 2j#
NOTICE OF SALE OF 1
VALUABLE REAL ESTATES
Under and by virtue of
power and authority confeifA
upon me bv the Chowan Court#
board of Commissioners by: 3*
resolution duly passed on it
first day of February. 1960,'
will offer for sale, for cash
the highest bidder, at the Chi
wan County Court House doc
on June 13. 1960. at 11:00 A. h
a certain tract or parcel of lsjr
situated in Chowan County
the Third Township, former
oceupied by W. E. Elliott, ar
adjoining the lands of Joe Fc*-i
hand, and being the remainder
of all lands own«d by Elizah
Elliott in Chowan Countv at his
death, containing 4 1 - acres more
or less. . 5
JOHN E. SHACKELFORD,
Countv Attorney '
may 12.19,26, J une2