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THIS IS
THE LAW
By ROBERT E. LEE
(For the N. C. Bar Association)
Bar Associations
What is the North Carolina
Bar Association?
It is a voluntary association
of lawyers in the State of North
Carolina.
The North Carolina Bar Asso
ciation is not an agency of the
State. It is an autonomous
body. The members can meet
and deliberate at will on any
subject. Every member has the
same right to be heard and his
vote counts as much as that ofj
•every other member .
It is a forum to which lawyers]
can go once a year, for a period
of three days, to air their views
and to discuss current problems
affecting the profession. It is
the organization which lawyers
have frequently used to sponsor,
improvement in the administra-J
tion of justice.
The work of the Association is!
performed for the most part by
committees.
Three times each year the As
sociation sponsors, in cooperation
with the law schools of the
University of North Carolina,
Duke, and Wake Forest, insti
tutes for practicing attorneys on
current legal problems. These
institutes keep the practicing at
torneys up-to-date on changes in!
the law.
The Association has its own
legal publication.
The article which you are now
reading is a public serivee spon
sored by the North Carolina Bar
Association. It was designed to 1
better acquaint the non-lawyerj
with our basic laws and the!
courts.
The Association was organized
in 1899.
Is the North Carolina Bar As
sociation the same as the North
Carolina State Bar?
No. The two organizations
are separate and distinct. They
operate in two entirely separate
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The North Carolina State Bar
is an agency of the State.
Every holder of a license to
practice 'law in North Carolina
is by legislative fiat a member
of it. Membership is not volun
tary; every licensed attorney au
tomatically becomes a member
of it. The North Carolina State
Bar is sometimes referred to as
the “integrated Bar’’ or the “in
corporated bar”.
The State Bar, being incor
porated, is limited in its activi
ties by the powers conferred
upon it by the statute creating
it. Functioning as a State agen
cy, the management of the State
Bar affairs is vested in its Coun
cil.
The members of the State Ba
do not have any voice in it."
decisions. They have nothing t(
do with the promulgation of its
rules and regulations, except in
directly in choosing the members
of the Council.
The annual meeting of th>
State Bar is a one-day session
and is always held in Raleigi
on the fourth Friday in October
The State Bar, through it.‘
Council, has exclusive jurisdic
tion over such matters as ad
mission to the bar, discipline
disbarment and restoration of li
censes.
The voluntary Bar Associatior
supplements the activities of the
integrated State Bar.
The North Carolina State Bar
was created in 1933 by the Gen
eral Assembly bn the suggestion
of the North Carolina Bar Asso
ciation.
Is the North Carolina Bar As
sociation affiliated with the
American Bar Association?
No. Neither the Norths Caro
lina Bar Association nor the
North Carolina State Bar is con
nected in any way with the
American Bar Association.
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THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, INI.
County News
By MRS. ROLAND EVANS
Mrs. T. W. Allred has been a
patient in Chowan Hospital this
week.
Lester Forehand is a patient
in Chowan Hospital.
Mrs. Beulah Boyce of Tyner
is a patient in Chowan Hospi
tal.
Sympathy goes out to the
family of Joe Tynch.
Sympathy goes out to the
teeter family.
Mrs. Lester Copeland of Ry
and is sick.
Bernard Davis of Tyner has
a patient in Chowan Hos
ital.
The Audrey Gordon Circle
■>et Monday night with Mrs.
Idward Hare. Mrs. Marguerite
| Byrum was in charge of the
irogram.
Youth Sunday will be observ
•d next Sunday at Rocky Hock
'huich, with the youth taking
laces of leadership that morn
•"? and nieht.
Intermediate GA Camp will be
held at Chowan College during
the week of June 19-23.
Bobby Chappell of Hobbsville
epresented Chowan High School
‘ the annual Governor’s Youth
<’itness Conference at State Col
’ege June 9 and 10.
Mrs. Hubert Byrum of Tyner,
member of Ryland Home Dem
onstration Club, was selected
for one of the scholarships to
’revard Music Workshop this
/car.
Jaycees met with Cross Roads
enter Hill Firemen Thursday
ight of last week at 7:30
Vcloek.
The Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Har
ell and children are home on
urlough. Mr. Harrell is a mis
ionary to Africa.
Mrs. Eleanor Haste went to
Raleigh on Friday to meet the
Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Harrell and
family.
Congratulations to the girls of
Chowan County, who took part
in the Javcee Beauty Pageant
n Elizabeth City last week.
Ray Evans won a merit cer
tificate in farm mechanics re
cently.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Evans
and mother and Fletcher Perry
attended a family get-together
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a mattress.
Sunday in Elizabeth City at the
ionic of Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Sawyer. The occasion was to |
lonor Fletcher, who will soon !
be leaving for England.
The Chowan Home Demon-;
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REHEARSAL PARTY FOR
TOWNSON-BUNCH WEDDING
Mrs. W. D. Townson, Jr., and
aunt, Mrs. George P. Byrum,
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Byrum on Blount Street on Fri
day evening with a rehearsal
party for the Townson-Bunch
wedding party. The house was
thrown ensuite and beautifully
decorated with summer flowers.
Those assisting as hostesses
were Mrs. T. J. Wood, Mrs. N-
K. Rowell, Mrs. iO. B. Perry, Mrs.
John F. Phillips and Misses
Grace and Barbara Townson,
sisters of the bridegroom.
Out of town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. M. P. Whichard, Jr.,
and family of Norfolk, Va.; Ma
jor and Mrs. W. A. Whichard and
family of Fort Bragg, N. C.;
W. D. Townson, Sr., and John
Carringer from Murphy, N. C.,
and Dr. and Mrs. D. L. Wells,
Jr., and family from Wallace,
N. C.
Poetry is the music of thought,
conveyed to us in the music of
language.
—Paul Chatfield.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sin
cere thanks and appreciation to
our friends and neighbors for
their many deeds of kindness
and erpressions of sympathy
during the illness and death of
our husband and father, Joe
Tynch. We especially thank Drs.
Vaughan and Wood and the en
tire staff at Chowan Hospital
for their attention and care
while a patient,
c —THE TYNCH FAMILY.
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