PAGE SIX HXIHJIIxi-—- f KNOW TOUR SOCHI SECURITY p- 4*hn T. Grooms, representative of the Social Security , 'Administration, is in Edenton every Thursday at the North y Carolina Employment Security Commission office in the ’Social security amendments üßied by the President on Sep ipaber 12, 1960, will bring bene nte to an estimated 125,000 ad ditional disabled workers and the members of their fami ly throughout the country, T. Grooms, Field Represen tative of the Social Security Of fice serving this area, announced. I 1 ;The change regarding disabili- 1 ty benefits is only one of a number of changes made by the amendments. The new law will bring increased benefits to 400,- 090 children and, through lib eralized work requirements, will make some 250,000 people age 6 or over eligible for benefits. Other significant provisions in crease the number of people eli gible for benefits and increase! benefits in some instances. Returning to disability insur ance, a person can now qualify for disability benefits without frankly Speaking] By Fran* Huberts U - . Ml- 1 ‘ .1 ■ , - - Some of the most important news concerning the religious life of this community comes from the Eden t o n Baptist Church, where, through the faithful efforts of Warren Twid dy, a unique Sunday School Class has been set up for any one from 18 to about 35 years of age. This is always a ne glected group, as churches, and rightfully so, concentrate on teaching the young and giving solace to our older citizens. However, the most important function of any good church is to bring people closer to God, and those who are graduated from high school or those young married couples who sorely need divine guidance can now work with the church in this unique class. They meet every Sunday morning at 9:45 with several prime objectives, including aid ing the sick, local missionary work, church fellowship. Os I course, the most important func tion is teaching its members Biblical history and keeping peo ple close to God. Now this class FOR Contract AND Repair Work CALL ' Twiddy Insurance & Real Estate. Inc. PHONE 2163 EDENTON jp”"""." ' ~~ r ~. 'tts?* tk JOE THORUD SAYS: 'ijf to keep your NfcS HOME IN , I | THE FAMILY ( and your FAMILY IN |[ THEIR HOME j t H]|iM Just see your Nationwide man and ask for a Mortgage Can cellation plan. Here’s really low cost assurance that your mortgage wilLise fully paid automatically if you’re not here to do it. Check Nation ' % wide the company w ith new idea* hr a new era. JOE THORUD M 4 Bwwk Os Edtnton Bids* t P. O, Box 504 | his family may draw the bene fits even if he has not reached 50—the age requirement in the prior law. Those who have already made application to have their social security records frozen because of their disability do not need to take any action now. The I Social Security Administration, has their records on file and | will write to them telling them what they should do. However, those disabled people who have not had a previous contact with a social security office to dis cuss disability protection should get in touch with our office right away because benefits can not be paid until an application for them is made, regard to his age. If he has worked long enough under so cial security and if his disabili ty is severe enough to meet the definition in the social security law, he and eligible members of is not a one-man affair. Sunday after Sunday different members will preach, others will lead the singing, lead in the prayers, read that day’s passage from the Bi ble. Let’s face it: In this day and age, especially, we need God, and living according to His teachings is the only way in the world we can bring up our chil dren decently and wisely. If you’d like any further informa tion concerning this ambitious and interesting venture, by all means contact Warren Twiddy, or myself. By the way, there were nine members present dur ing the first class. 22 on the second Sunday. Slowly, but surely it’s hoped that more and more people between 18 and 35 j take advantage of this wonder-1 ful opportunity. Side notes: I’m going to takei a look at some of the new sea-i son’s tce-vee offerings next week' but I do have to congratulatej those responsible for the first! DuPont Show of the Month on! television last Friday. It ‘ was, a beautiful adaptation of Sid-; ney Kingsley’s ‘‘Men in White,” with brilliant acting by Lee J. Cobb, Richard Basehart, Dina Merrill and Lois Smith; Brigitte Bardot’s latest movie is called ‘La Verite”, and includes a scene where she slashes her wrist. Shortly after that scene Notice To Voters n Chowan County Board of Elections has appointed the following as Registrars and Judges of Election for the Gen eral Election of 1960: EAST EDENTON PRECINCT—(Court House) Mrs. William Stokely Registrar Mrs. Emma Bunch Jndtm Mrs. J. M. Thorud " ’ ’ " ~.Judge Mr. John M. Elliott Judge WEST EDENTON PREClNCT—(Municipal Bldg.) Mrs. George C. Hoskins Registrar Mrs. J. A. Curran Judge Mr. Gus Hughes "~"7~~7~7Judge Mrs. S. Francis Hicks Judge ROCKY HOCK PRECINCT—(Henry Bunch’s Store) Mr. Alphonso Spivey Registrar Mr. Ervin Bunch _ Tudfrp Mr. W. H. Saunders "judge CENTER HILL PRECINCT—(Ross Bunch’s Store) Mr. Ralph Goodwin -.Registrar Mr. Norman C. Hollowed __ _ Judge Mr. Louis Monds ~~-~7~777~~~-~Judge WARDVILLE PRECINCT-(Herbert Peele’s Store) Mr. T A. Berryman.... Registrar Mr. H. R. Peele Judge Mr. Jennings Bunch YEOPIM PRECINCT—(Harry Perry’s Store) at l '* T* S? S i!? ns ’ Registrar ELECTION DAY ... NOVEMBER 8,1960 Polls Open at 6:30 A. M., and Close at 6:30 P. M. Chowan County Board of Elections L. S. BYRUM, Chairman _____ - ‘ was CHOW All HBUOP, MBnWI, W»HTO MX9L»A, THTTMOAT. OCTOBER I IMA. waa concluded, • the same occur ence took place in real life. Pu blicity? It's been done before; three carnivafe *in this area in one week. Maybe the organiza tions should get together and avoid toe-stepping. The Cole Brothers Circus came to Eliza Farmers, Co-ops Set New Mark In Loans From Credit System Farmers and their cooperatives made record use of their Farm Credit System loan facilities during the fiscal year ended June 30. According to R. B. Tootell,’ Governor, Farm Credit Admini stration, the independent agen cy which supervises the credit system nationally, farmers and their purchasing and marketing cooperatives nearly $4 billion during the year, while their loans outstanding reached a new high of $4.8 billion. Tootell attributed much of the continued rise in use of credit by farmers to their efforts to improve efficiency through sub stituting capital for labor. I Much of the increased use of I credit, it was pointed out, was j accounted for through the 494 I production credit associations where farmers last year borrow ed $2.6 billion—an increase of 5.8 per cent—to pay operating- ex j penses and to make purchases of equipment, machinery and other | captain items. | The 13 banks for cooperatives make facility, working capital and commodity loans. Over 2,- 000 farmers’ purchasing, market ing and business service coopera tives borrowed $672 million from the 13 banks for cooperatives during the year—a 5.6 per cent increase in amount over a year ago. Although the total of farmers’ new long-term mortgage loans from the Federal land banks amounted to 10 per cent less GOVERNMENT SURPLUS SALES NOW anyone can huv DIRECT from U. S. GOVERNMENT SUR PLUS DEPOTS, by mail for your self or for resale. Cameras, binocu lars. cars. Jeeps, trucks, boats, hardware, office machines and equipment, tents, tools and tens-of thousands,of other items at a frac tion or their original cost. Manv Items brand new. For list of huri- Ireds of U. S. Government Surplus Depots, located in evprv State and overseas with pamphlet’"How Gov ernment Can Ship Direct To You " plus procedures. HOW TO BUY and how to get FREE SURPLUS mail $2.00 to SURPLUS SALES IN FORMATION SERVICES, P.O Box No. 1818, Washington 5. D. C. —,— -V - ■ beth City; a one day circus was in Hertford and the carnival this week in Edenton; again, congrat ulations to Bill Billings and the Edenton Aces. / Closing thought: The preach ing that comes from the soul, most works on the souL than during the previous year, Tootell said, the amount of loans farmers had outstanding hit a new peak of $2.5 billion at the year’s end. Loanable funds for the sys tem are obtained through the sale of bonds and debentures to the public. Sales of such se curities during the year totaled $3.8 billion. These securities are not guaranteed by the Govern ment in any way. Combined net worth of the banks and associations of the system increased by SSB million during the year to over $1.2 bil lion, Tootell reported. It is by presence of mind in untried emergencies that the native metal of a man is tested. —Abraham Lincoln. WOMAN’S CLUB OF EDENTON Now Taking Orders —for— CLAXTON FRUIT CAKES Contact Any Club Member OR CALL 2397 Va. State Registered Wong Bailey Seed Top Germination $2.00 P er hushel larger quantities $1.70 M. P. Bowman 1609 SAJO FARM ROAD NORFOLK 2. VA. Phone HO4-3356 j You Ape Invited To Attend- The Showing Os The New 1961 CHEVROLETS ... ...... ’ ,1 New! Distinctive! Luxurious! ; . v —————— —•- ** Sleek Impala One of 20 New Chevrolets i «^»?i e rg haVe . ? P , pHed , ,ineß Overall body design features gently slop- Chev . l : o,et I ™P a,a ’ Bel Air and Biscayne ing lines. Rear trunk deck lid now opens flush t ifL ,^ 8 n S on n the /.' ar dMk h *!S ‘OP of bumper affording easier loading Ind imilu a I ? >dy -, R ?° f H" 68 ’ unloading. Fuel tank has been repositioned for i? p *' a , s P° rt Seda " (above) are freshly greater safety. The Impala Sport Sedan is one of contoured and are separatelyjtyled for each 20 body styles in the standard Chevrolet line. See Them! Drive Them! Buy Them! You’ll Be Glad You Did! .’ . • . .■' " ■ Vj'Xlyvi """""""" — _ ~, Chevy Beautifies, Expands Lines for ’6ll - . —~— ~ rw!!L f0 I!.i he road - here «"**»• B ®* rt ments - Center-The sleek Impala Convertible with Chevrolet passenger cars which will make their its soft, graceful body lines converging into an on October 7. Left-Oneof the entirely Sew styling motif. RightlTnother new “' the Corvair line . . . the Green- model is the challenging Corvair Lakewood Sta ini!, S®" de * , W ed ‘or multiple cargo tion Wagon with rear-engine and second folding £^H„" d J . d °° r l,v,ng J w l th * eat ® that “*7 be re- seat Front and rear compartments combined givS positioned to accommodate many varied arrange- the Lakewood an unusual amount of cargo space. - W-., <;■ We cordially invite you and your family to visit our show rooms and inspect the complete line of CHEYROLET cars and trucks for 1961. | FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7th ❖ ■ George Chevrolet Co.glnc. 1100 N. Broad Street BfHgl «|enton, N. C. .' ■ - • , .. • Kz " . .A

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