: KNOW YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY
John T. Grooms, representative of the Social Security
Administration. Is in Edenlon every Thursday at the North
Carolina Employment Security Commission office in the
Citizens Bank Buildng.
people have
been the subjects of many jokes
in America. It seems that many
of us find something humorous
in an individual’s lapse of mem
ory. yet many of us are also
guilty of these same lapses. i
■People who would not dream
of going off to the theatre or
the homecoming football game
without tickets or reservations,
op who would not dare visit
Aunt Ida without taking, a little
&ppe; tobacco for Uncle Torp, of
tfSi 'go to their social security
OtJßtie ..to file for benefits 1 com
pletely.. unprepared.
? ’^Actually,' preparation .forthe
firpi visit is a simple matter
ahd can hasten the processing
‘ offcthe .claim considerably. This
pffpiratidri depends on the type
pf benefit for which the individ
ual plans to file. In all cases
lit claimant should bring-- his |
social;- security card, since the
number assigned to him when
h* first applied for his card may i
be; the only means of identify
ing. his records. The importance
Os this item of evidence is self- ;
evident.
■ Individuals who are planning
t* file for retirement benefits
should 1 bring proof of their age.
An. old, written record is desir
SENATOR 1
SAM ERVIN
* SAYS * JBSU
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Washington—The defection to <
Soviet. Russia by two code]
clerks employed by the Nation- 1
al Security Agency has aroused l
the country. There is sufficient:
cause for concern. ,A' full in
vestigation is justified.
, Inquiry Their defection is
bad enough. The fact that the
clerks were employed in 1957
and retained in the agency un
til their defection this summer
needs to be carefully probed by
Congress. I think it will be in
order for Congress to learn
what influence the United States
Suprerfie Court decision has had
pn bfhe retention of security
risks 'in * the federal ■"'service.
That split decision of June 11,
•1956 (Cole V. Young et all held
in • substance that the federal
government could not fire a se
curity risk unless the perso.i
was -employed in sensitive work.
To me “if is incredible' that se
curity risks can b e retained in
the federal service with adverse
information in their personnel
records.
Soviet Propaganda —Our gov-
fL > >:
If, f riflflHt 1
JOE THORUO SAYSi
how
jjjr to keep your
HOME IN 4 !
| THE FAMILY j
and your
FAMILY IN I
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J«* tm you Nationwide aaa 1
and ask for • Mortgtgt Ctm
ttlUUut plan. Hem’s realty
low cost assurance (has your
mortgage will be folly paid
smiom*tic»Uj if yon’m Ml
kern to do it. Check Nation
wide - the company with new
ideas far s new ere. . # '
JOE THORUD
PO4 Rank pi EdMlon Kdj.
P. O. Box 554
PHONE MM
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able, the older the better. A
birth certificate is not required,
but should be brought if avail
able. They should also bring a
record of their latest earnings,
a wage statement (W-1) from an
employer or a copy at last year’s
tax return if self-employed. This
may- be needed in determining
whether or not the work re
ruirements are met or in de
termining the amount of the
benefits.
Those who. plan to file for
disability benefits /'.should bring
any medical information . they
may have, if the/ have beeh
found disabled by any other’or
ganizatioo,*'’ This Evidence will
not necessarily mean that they
will be found to be disabled un
der the social security law, but
it will assist in developing their
claim properly. •
Regardless of the type of
benefit for which a person may
be eligible, he should call the
nearest social ; security district
office if he has any questions
about the proofs that might be
quirements are met or in de
; not delay in filing his claim or
go to any great expense if he
doesn’t have these proofs. The
social security office can sug
gest where the proofs may be
obtained.
emment has suffered a continu
ing series of reverses in our
fight for survival in the cold
war with the Soviets. These
unfortunate events have been
exploited and distorted to the
disadvantage of the United
States before the world. As a
consequence, it is a .time for
concern. Although it had" been
known for a month that the two
men had fled the United States
via Mexico and Cuba, when the
news conference by them was
held in Moscow, the administra
tion in Washington seem&d to be,
unprepared to meet the propa-l
ganda. It now appears that the
■authorities were aware of derog
atory information on the two
code clerks but this was re
leased after the propaganda
value had been achieved by the
communists and only after prod
ding by newsmen and Congress
men.
Our government must be more
alert in the propaganda battle.
[County News 1
[ By MRS. ROLAMB EVANS J
Chowan Home Demonstration
jClub will meet Monday night' at
j 7:30 o’clock at the Chowan Com
munity Building with Mrs. A. S.
'Bush as hostess.
Mrs. Edith F’erry will be 'hos
tess to the Annie Hollowell
Circle on Tuesday night, Sep
tember 20, at 8 o’clock.
The Chowan Home .Demonstra
tion Club was hostess at the
, County Council meeting held
last Wednesday? afttroboh.
Mrs. Sara, HarreH is a patient
in a Norfolk hospital.
Mrs. Charlie AsbeU is on the
i sick list.
A WMU leadership institute
was held at Ballard’s Bridge
Baptist Church on Tuesday at
2 and 7 P. M.
Mrs. Hercules Bynun passed
away on Sunday in the Albe
marle Hospital, Elizabeth City.
■ The Brotherhood of Rocky
Hock Baptist Church will have
a supper meeting tonight (Thurs
day).
. Joe Hollowell has rasumed his
] studies at State College.
Junior GA groups 1 and 2
will .meet at Rodney Haireß's
cottage Friday afternoon at 4:30
ojclock. A picnic supper should
be taken by those attending.
Mrs. Hubert Lowe of Whaley
ville, Va., visiter her mother on
Monday.
The Annie Leary Circle and
Bertha Dale Circles will meet
with Mrs. Effie Evans Wednes
day night at S o’clock*
An Associational Training
Union meeting was scheduled
on Monday night at tfie Bethel
Baptist Church.
An annual Sunday School
meeting will be held at Sandy
Cross Baptist Churdh on Sep
tember 35, beginning at 3 P. 11.
Sunbeams of Rocky Hock
Baptist Church met Wednesday
afternoon at 4 o’clock.
“Yee,” she replied.
| where’s <*» freight
TO* CHOWAN H2ltAU>. EDEWTOH. NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IS, 1960.
TEMPLE OF THE GODS —This architectural masterpiece of an ancient culture is the
1,000-year-old Tajin Temple, mighty remnant of Mexico’s Totonac civilization. Excavated
and restored, the towering stone temple is located near Papantla on Mexico’s east coast.
The temple was the site of the Voladore Rain Dance, an ancient Totonac. religious ceremony
appealing to the gods for rain. ’
Mrs. Satterfield Dies |
After Long Illness
Mrs. John T. Satterfield, 90,
died Friday morning at 6:30
o’clock at her home on Gran
ville Street after an illness of,
two years. She was a native of
Perquimans County but lived in
Edenton 50 years.
Surviving are a son, C. R. Sat
terfield; two daughters, Miss
Celia Satterfield and Mrs. C. E.
Byrum, both of Edenton; nine
grandchildren and 15 great
grandchildren. She was a mem
ber of the Edenton Baptist
Church and the Woman’s Mis
sionary Union.
Funeral services were held
Saturday afternoon at 3:30
o’clock at the home. The Rev.
R. N. Carroll officiated and bur
ial was in Beaver Hill Ceme
tery.
Pallbearers were Robert Smith,
Lloyd Bunch, Paul Partin, Phil
ip McMullan, R. E. Leary and
John Mitchener.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
How freedom from the bond
age of sickness and sin can be
gained through wholly spiritual i
means will be emphasized at
Christian Science churches Sun
day.
Readings from the Bible in the'
Lesson-Sermon entitled “Mat-i
ter” will include Luke’s account |
,of the healing by Christ Jesus J
of the woman “which had a :
spirit of intirmity eighteen I
years” (Ch. 13).
One of the passages to be
read from "Science and Health
>"ith Kev to the Scriptures” by
Mary Baker Eddy is the follow
ing i2z8:20): "If we follow the
command of our Master, 'Takej
no thought for your life’, wej
shall never depend on bodily |
conditions, structure, or econo
my, but we shall be masters
of the body, dictate its terms
and form and control it with
Truth.”
The Golden Text is from
John (6:63): “It is the spirit
that quickeneth; the flesh pro
fiteth nothing.”
Wm, Ralph White
Dies In Hospital
William Ralph White, 47, of
.the Hobbsville section died Wed
nesday morning of last week at
,5:35 o’clock in Chowan Hospital
Edenton Bonded
OWNED AND OPERATED BY
Leary Bros. Storage Co.
EDENTON, N. C
.. • are approved to handle A and B cot
ton for Government purchase and
loans.
We are in position to buy your cotton
when you present your Grade Card
to us ... Your County Agent and ASC
Office will give you the proper infor
mation you need.
We also can give you the same infor
mation if you see us.
after an illness of one month.
A native of Gates County, he
was a son of the late Penelope
Bunch and Ervin White and was
an employee of the State High
way Department.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Erma P. White; two brothers,
Lawrence White of Suffolk and
Fentress White of Hobbsville.
He was a member of the War
wick Baptist Church, where fun
eral services were held Friday
afternoon at 3 o’clock. The pas
tor. the Rev. R. B. Cottingham,
olficiated and burial was in the
family cemetery in Gates Coun
ty-
Pallbearers were employees of
the State Highway Department.
Information Please
The big railroad terminal was
crowded when a shabby indivi
dual approached a wicket and
peered inquiringly at the young
woman on duty behind it.
“Excuse me, miss,” he apolo
gized, "but do you represent the
Travelers’ Aid Society?”
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OF
THE ALBEMARE PEANUT
COMPANY
TAKE NOTICE
That on the 29th day of Au-j
:«ust, 1960. THE ALBEMARLE!
| PEANUT COMPANY, Edcnion, 1
'North Carolina, filed Articles of■
Dissolution in the Office of the]
Secretary of State of North Car-j
I olina, and is now in the process:
; of liquidation. |
This, the 31st dav of August, >
1960. j
(s) BENJAMIN M.
BIRDSONG, I
President.
5ept8,15,22,29c
i Administrator’s notice
Having qualified as adminis
! tratrix of the estate of Sadie A.
Bembry, deceased, late of Cho
wan County, North Carolina, this
is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said
deceased to present them to the
I undersigned within one year
I from date of this notice or same
I will be pleaded in bar of their
I recovery. All persons indebted
i to said estate will please make
j immediate payment.
This 18th dav of August. 1960.
MABEL B. COLLINS,
Administratrix of Estate:
of Sadie A. Bembrv.
aug18,25,5ept1,8,15,22c
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having Qualified as Admini
strator of the estate of Mrs. H.
B. Jones, deceased, late of Cho
wan County, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons hav-
ing claims against the estate of;
said deceased to present themj
to the undersigned within one
year from date of this notice or
same will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This 11th dav of August. 1960.
W. P. JONES.
Administrator of
Mrs. H. B. Jones Estate
augl 1,18,25,5ept1. 8,15 c
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the
power and authority contained in
that certain deed of trust exe
cuted and delivered by Walter
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT
BOURBON WHISKEY
86 PRQQF
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S. Pierce and wife, Grace M.
Pierce, dated the 2nd day of May,
1960, and recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds for
Chowan County, N. C., in Book
77, at page 102, and because of
default in the payment of the
indebtedness thereby secured and
failure to carry out and perform
the stipulations and agreements
therein contained and, pursuant
to demand of the owner and
Holder of the indebtedness se
cured by said deed of trust, the
undersigned trustee will expose
for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash at the
usual place of sale in tke county
court house of Chowan County,
in the city of Edenton, N. C„ at
12 o’clock, noon, an the 12th day
of October, 1960, all that certain
lot or parcel of land, situate,
lying and being in Chowan
County, State of North Carolina,
and more particularly described
as follows: Beginning at a point
412 feet on the Southwest cor
ner of Harrison A. Valentine
property and cornering with Lot
6 on the South and Valentine
Avenue on the West. This be
ing the point of beginning.
Thence East 92.25 feet along Lot
6 which property is Harrison A.
Valentine to a point; thence
North 75 feet along property of
Johnson-Wynn Estate to a point,
thence West 92.25 feet along
other property of Harrison A.
Valentine; thence South 75 feet
along Valentine Avenue to a
point of beginning. This being
and containing one lot 75x92,
more or less.
Subject to unpaid taxes and
assessments lor paving, if any.
This sale will be held open
ten days for upset bids as by law
required.
This 6th day of September.
1960.
DANIEL J. WALTON. Trustee.
WAYNE M. BRENDLE
Attorney at Law,
104 Latta Arcade,
Charlotte, N. C.
sept 15,22,290ct6c
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EDENTOIN, N. C
NOTICE OF SALE OF ,
REAL ESTATE
j By virtue of a mortgage exe- j
cuted by Leonce Q. Spruill and
wife, Mattie L. Spruill to R. C.
j Holland, Mortgagee, dated March
; 28, 1957, and recorded in office
iof Register of Deeds in Chowan
! County, North Carolina, in RE j
Book No. 71. pages 434-435, de- 1
fault having been made in the !
payments of the indebtedness se- I
, cured thereby, the undersigned |
, will offer for sale at public bid- j
1 dings, for cash, to the highest |
bidder at the Court House door !
in Chowan County, North Caro- !
Ihna, at 12:f)U noon on Friday,
1 September 30, 1900, the real es
! tale in Edenton. North Carolina, !
j to wit:
1. The lot with all buildings
I and improvements thereon be
ginning at a point, a stake, on
I the western edge of Norfolk
; Southern Railroad right-of-way, j
| said point constituting and be
! ing a distance of 872.8 feet from j
the center of North Carolina j
I Highway No. 32; thence north
I 77 deg. 30 min. West 175.4 feet
along line of Junius F. Britton j
j lands to a stake on eastern edge
, ol Jackson Street; thence north I
l 12 deg. east 65 feet along edge i
' of said street to a stake: thence
i south 77 deg. 30 min. east 175.4
i leet along line of M. W. Jackson
! iand to a stake on western edge
jof said railroad right-of-way;
1 thence south 12 cleg, west 65
i leet along edge of said railroad
i right-of-way to tile point of be
; ginning.
j 2. That certain lot with all
buildings and improvements
) thereon located on the west
i side of Cabarrus Street, and
j designated and described as Lot
I No. 50 on plat of North Edenton
| recorded in .office of Register of
I Deeds of the aforesaid county in
| .Deed Book I. No. 2. page 565.
! 3. That certain lot with all
i buildings and improvements
| thereon located on the west side
Os Cabarrus Street, and desig-
—SECTION TWO
PAGE THREE
I nated and described as Lot No,
1 49 on plat of North Edenton re
corded in office of Register or
' Deeds of the aforesaid county,
in Deed I No. 2, page 565. *
4. The lot with all buildings:
and improvements thereon b*-.
ginning at a point in the west
ern edge of Cabarrus Street 250
i feet from the intersection ofc-
I Second and Cabarrus Streets,
thence northwestwardly 11712
(feet to an alley; thence south
; westwardly along the eastern
| edge of said alley 50 feet to a"
j point; thence southeastwardly
j 117 *2 feet to Cabarrus Street;
I thence northeastwai dly 50 feet,
along the western edge of Ca
, barrus Street to the place of be
ginning. and bemg Lot No. 48
as designated and described oq
plat of North Edenton recorded
in off ce of Register of Deeds in
aforesaid county in Deed Book
I No. 2. page 565.
j A deposit of ten per cent foe
(the highest bid offered for the
I above described property will be
required on day of sale and the
balance of the purchase price
iwill be paid on delivery of the
! deed.
' ] Dated and posted this August
! 30, 1960.
R. C. HOLLAND, '
' sept 1,8,15.22 c Mortgagee.
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