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-*cnon TWO
State Department Seeks Young
Men And Women For Clerks
art of diplomacy is said
to be as old as government it- 1
•ell In the United States the
Department of State was the
Jttst executive department of,
government to be established, j
and it has grown from a small
agency into an intricate organi
zation employing thousands of
dedicated Americans.
The Department of State is the
headquarters of a vast reporting 1
System which stretches from
Washington. D. C.. to the far
corners of the earth.
Prom its posts abroad mem
bers of the United States For
eign Service report to the State
Department on Foreign develop
ments which have a bearing on
the welfare and security of the
American people.
From its "home office'* in
Washington. D. C„ members of
the Departmental Service are en
gaged in programs in direct sup-j
port of the Department's respon-J
siHdities in the field of foreign
affairs.
■. “Young men and women, isl
you are interested in using your'
clerical skills in return for the
Opportunity to take part in the
conduct of foreign relations with
other nations, the time to do
something about it is now." saysj
Ancel N. Taylor, the State De-J
partment's Chief of Employment.
| Notice of Meeting of Chowan
County Commissioners
At the request of a member of the
Board of Commissioners, a meeting
of the Chowan County Commission
ers is called for 9 o'clock A. M., on
Wednesday, July 6,1960, at the Court
House in Edenton, IN. C.
There will be no meeting on Mon
day, July 1. due to the observance of
the Fourth of Julv.
J
This June 20th. 1960.
W. E. BOND
CHAIRMAN
Chowan County Commissioners
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IF YOU’RE A CHEVY OWHER,
YOU BELONG TO THE LARGEST
OWNER GROUP IN THE WORLU!
(If on Don l. ouVe Invited To Become A Member.)
It took a lot of doing to build up the largest owner population in the world—the 17
million people who now own Chevrolets. We re proud of our local Chevrolet owners,
proud to serve them, and proud to be a part of the unique owner relations program
that keeps Chevy owners the happinest drivers in the world.
You see. we work hand in glove with the Department of OWner delations of the
Chevrolet Motor Devision—as far as we know, the only department of its kind in the
industry—to make sure that every customer of ours is treated as someone special.
Why? Because Chew owners are special.
r
It means that when you buy a new Chevrolet from us, you step into the most care
fully engineered low-priced car ever built. It means that you can depend on us to
maintain your car’s performance and safety with expert and reasonably priced service.
And it means that when it’s time to trade your Chevy, you deal with one of our' pro- "
fessional salesman who take a personal interest in your motoring pleasure. If you’re
not already a Chevy owner, why not stop in soon and find out. how easy it is to join
this group, made up of the most cared-for customers in the world.
YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR BUSINESS...
George Chevrolet Co., Inc.
1100 N. Broad St. _ PHONE 2138 _ Edenton, N. C.
.
“The Department is interested in
, drawing its employees from ev
ery one of the 50 States of the
Union: from big cities and small
{towns, from villages and farms.”
| Persons interested in “home
office” employment as stenogra
phers, typists, and clerks must
be at least 18 years of age, and
must qualify by passing a Civil
Service examination, a physical,
j examination and a background I
investigation. Starting salaries
range from $3,255 to $3,755 per!
year.
I
Young people interested in]
“Foreign Service” employment as I
secretaries, stenographers, ccrtn-1
munications, mail and pouch!
clerks must be at least 21; Amer-i
ican cictizens for at least 5 years: I
single with no dependents; high]
school graduates in excellent
health: and available to go to!
any one of 286 Embassies, Le- 1
I gations or Consulates located in
1 90 countries throughout the
world. They must be able to
I pass performance tests, and meet
a minimum work experience re
quirement of 3 years. College
training may be substituted for:
a maximum of 18 months of ex
perience. Starting salaries range
from $3,730 to $4,180 plus travel
expenses and housing allowances.
Travel, foreign lands, good pay
and opportunity are, of course,
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ANATOMY OF POLITICS-Can you recognize the potential presidential candidates from
'their personal characteristics? Clockwise from Adlai Stevenson’s famous shoe are Stuart
Symington, Nelson Rockefeller, John Kennedy. Lvndon Johnson. In center is Richard Nixon.
important to individuals in con
sidering overseas employment,
but the Department is most in
terested in those candidates who j
have the concept of service to i
Negro Home Demonstration News
By MBS. ONNDi S. CHARLTON, Cooaty Macro Hano Economic. Agent
Last week lour 4-H Club
members attended the Thirteenth
Annual 4-H Club Week at A. and
iT. College, Greensboro, N. C.
1 They were, Doris Overton and
Lizzie Saunders from the Center
Hill Community 4-H Club and
.James Taylor and David Felton
from the 7th grade 4-H Club at
Wake Oak Consolidated School.
Approximately 800 4-H Club
members were given this wel
come by our District Negro 4-H
Club Agents, Mrs. Helen W.
. Branford and W. C. Cooper,
“Ever since the beginning of 4-H
Club work, changes have been
’ occurring.” In recent years,
i however, with the advancement
lof technology and science the
| changes seem to be coming fast
|er than ever. We think this is
as it should be because, as club
THE EOEWTOIf, WOftTWCAHOUHA, THOIttPAT, JUKE 30, IKO.
their country uppemiost in mind.
For further details and appli
cation forms write to the Em
ployment Division, Department
of State, Washington 25, D. C.
members growing into adulthood,
you are helping to bring about
change. This change should al
ways be toward helping people
to develop human dignity toward
an ever advancing higher level.
Experiences seem to indicate
that with change comes new
problems and responsibilities.
One of the definite responsibili
ties that seems to be indicated
as we look at advancements
made in our communities, state,
and nation is that young people
should become very conscious of
the vocation they wish to fol
low when they become adults.
It is in this spirit that the gen
eral theme of our educational
mork for this year’s conference is
“Career Explorations.” We hope
that as you go through this con
ference you will become more
conscious of the need for making
a decision about what career you
would like to follow in future
service to yourself and people
around you.
We believe that club members
have a great opportunity to ex
plore and experiment during
their club career. This should
help 4-H members make a vo
cational choice for adulthood.
We think this is certainly in
keeping with this year’s theme —
“Learn, Live, Serve through
4-H”.
Under the general theme, “Ca
reer Explorations,” discussion
! SPECIAL
BLANKETS
COMFORTS
& SPREADS
• Cleaned
• Mothproofed
• Bagged
3 Double Size
$2.00
3 Single Size
: : SMQ
Elliott dealers
We Pick-up and Deliver
PHONF Ofiifi y
! groups were held in agriculture;
Home Economics: Education ana
General Studies; Engineering
Math, Physics, Trades, and Nurs
ing.
July Schedule
July I—Ryans Grove HD—Mrs
Lillie Drew, 2:30 P. M.
July 6—Center Hill Communi
ty Community Building, 8:00
P. M.
July 7—Hudson Grove Com
munity-Hall, 8:00 P. M.; St.
John Community—School, 8:00
P. M.
July 11—YMW Club—Robin’s
Restaurant, 8:00 P. M.; Paradise
Road' Community, 8:00 P. M.;
Virginia Fork-Ryans Grove Com
munity, 8:00 P. M.
July 12—Edenton HD Mrs.
Mabel Jordan, 8:00 P. M.; Ca-
Baan Temple Community—Hall, ’
8:00 P. M.
July 14 Virginia Fork-Ryans
Grove 4-H—Ryans Grove Church,
8:00 P. M.; Triangle Community l
TELL US ABOUT YOUR
HOME IMPROVEMENT
PROBLEMS
when you MODERNIft^
SEE US FOR PLANS, MATERIALS AND
EASY BUDGET TERMS!
j JUST A SMALL AMOUNT ' ENCLOSE YOUR PORCH to
L MONTHLY can do wonders in make it usable the year round!
" bringing your kitchen U P to mmmMfcSr Well be glad to explain the
date - No d «>wn payment ne- jjgMlHß|P|f easc of paying for needed ma
cessary . . . Stop in to see terial b y month ... up
■ r/R about it this week! "I to 5 years to pay!
Come In And Investigate Our
“TIME PAYMENT PLAN”
NO DOWN PAYMENT-UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY
—Mr. and Mrs. Bari Wadsworth,
8:00 P. M.
July 18-23—4-H Club Camp,
Swans boro, N.'IC, X ,
July. 18—Paradise Road HD
Mrs. Minnie Summers, 8:00 P. M.
July 19—Hudson Grove HD
Hall, 2:30 P. M.
July 20—Home Demonstration
Educational Tour—J. W. Mitch
ell 4-H Club Camp.
July 21—St John HD—1:00 P.
M.; Center Hill Community 4-H
Community Building, 8:00 P. M.
July 22—Triangle HD Mrs.
Lillie Mae Webster—2:3o P. M. '
July 25—Virginia Fork HD—'
Mrs. Dorothy Hill, 7:30 P. M.
July 26—Warren Grove HD
Mrs. Rosa Overton, 2:30 P. Mi;
Warren Grove-Green Hall Com
munity Educational Building,
8:00 P. M.; Canaan Temple HD
Mrs. C. V. Brown, 8:00 P M.
July 27—Green Hall HD, 2:36
P. M.
July 28—Center Hill HD
Community Building. 2:30 P. M.
July 29—Ryans Grove HD—|
Mrs. R. E. Simpson, 2:30 P. M. J
TRY $ HERALD CLASSIFIED 1
Taylor Theatre
edenton, k. c.
Thursday, June 30—
LAST SHOWING
David Ladd in
"RAYMIE”
"johnny noqocr
-o
Friday and Saturday.
July 1-2
noi’Bi.K rgATi ar.
"MASTERS OF THE
CONGO JUNGLE"
Cinemascope aid Cater
—also—
Grant Williams ih
"13 FIGHTING MEN"
O -'■ 11 ■
Sunday and Monday,
July 3-4
Margo Moore end
Jack Warden in
"WARE ME WHEN
ITS OVER"
Ciiwidtart mad Color
Tuesday and Wednesday,
July 5-6
DOI BI.K. FKATI'BF.
Sophia Loren and
Anthony Quinn in
"HELLER IN PINK TIGHTS"
Technicolor
"SHE SHARK
REEF”
KaiVman Color
S' -V 1 . 1 11 I
Double D
Two strangers had been paired .
in the club golf tournament |
One was Colonel Thunder, red'
of face, wide of stroke, free of
tongue. The other was a meek
man, introduced namely as Dr.
PywgH. At the first bunker,
o VWUVNAA
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Jones Open-Air Market
3 MILES SOUTH OF EDENTON U. S. 17
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE
❖
COMPLETE LINE OF
Fresh Fruits And Vegetables
Watermelons ■ Cantaloupes
And Peaches
Schenley Golden Age.Qin
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Distilled from 100% Grain Neutral Spirits • Schenley Distillers Co.N.Y.C
■ .
I Colonel Thunder took a ldfe
I silent look at his ball, thin
. turned and exclaimed:
“Pardon me, doctor. But b»-
■ fore I tackle this lie, would
1 mind telling me if you are A
D.D. or an MB.?”
All power is inherent in w*
people. —Thomas Jeffersod.