COLORED NEWS
Hep Heme Demonstration News
By MBS. ONNIK S. (H AiU.TON, Conaty Negro Marne Econnmlrs Agent
Mrs. 'Minnie M. Brown, As
sistant State Negro Home Eco
nomics Agent, will be guest
Speaker at the Home
Demonstration Achievement Pro
gram October 24. The program
will be held at White Oak-Con-j
solidated School at 8:00 P. M.
Mrs. Brown is a dynamic and
iateresting speaker and you will
Want to be present to hear the
message she has for you. Re
member, she was the speaker
at the Community Progress
Avards Program last year. You
art still improving as a result
Os her informative and inspiring
message. The public is invited
to this program. j
The County Council of Home
Demonstration Clubs met Fri
day and made the following
plaits for Achievement Day Oc-,
tobtr 24. . j
1. Each club will have an op-j
pottunity to prepare an exhibit
on our major work for 1961.
2. Council officers will pre
sent' Achievements accomplished
this year.
3. The club which made the
highest score on the “Most Out
standing Club of the year” will
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4. The Baby 'Contest sponsor
' ed by the Council will close at
the Achievement Program.
5. A door prize will' be pre
sented to some lucky individual.
i 6. Refreshments will be ser
ved.
The Northeastern District Fed
eration of Home Demonstration
Clubs will be held November
2, 1961 at the Armory in Tar
boro, N. C. The Chowan Coun
cil is very anxious to have a
large delegation attend. Make
your plans now to go to Tar
. boro on November 2.
I Last week Mr. Lassiter and
I visited each member of the
4-H Sponsoring Committees of j
the communities, Hudson Grovel
j and Center Hill-Cisco. Each j
I member is willing to serve on I
j this committee in starting 4-H
■ Clubs at the community level, j
The first training meeting for:
the 4-H Sponsoring Committee'
of Hudson Grove will be held
| Wednesday, September 20, at
the Hall, 8:00 P. M. Members
are: Mrs. Vashti Twine, Mrs.
Lillian Parks, 'Mrs. Angeline
Leary, O. A. White and Na
thaniel Boyce.
Center Hill-Cisco Training
meeting will be held September
28„ at the home of 0_ C. Holley,
Sr., 8:00 P. M. Members of
this 4-H Sponsoring Committee
are; Mrs. Arizona Fleming,
Mrs. Vaola Rountree, Mrs.
Mamie Felton, Mrs. Maggie
Riddick, Lee Coston, David Fel-,
ton and O. C. Holley, Sr. As
time permits, visits will be
made to members of 4-H Spon-'
—BftEfffOW. NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1961.
Soring Cotomit'teies'of other com
munities and training meetings
arranged. - '
Maola Co. Begins
Crusade In Safety
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Employees of Maola Milk and
Ice Cream Company have be
come ambassadors of safety as
they joined more than 30,000
members of the dairy industry
in the United States and Cana
da in Crusade Child Safety.
The crusade is a month long
campaign sponsored by the milk
and ice cream industries as a
part of their continuing effort
to protect children from motor
vehicle accidents.
According to . Kathleen R.
Barnes, president of Maola Milk
& Ice Cream Company, with
main office in New .Bern,-each
of the company’s 140 drivers
has pledged support fdr the
campaign ahd has taken a spe
cial safe-driving course. Driv
ers will wear campaign badges
affirming their pledge and will
preent copies of the pledge to
their customers. /
The crusade will emphasize
heed for alert Idriving by all
motorists. Ice cfeam anej milk
trucks will display bumper
cards inviting " ’ motorists to
“Drive Carefully'and Join Cru
sade Child Safety.”
To err is human, to forgive
divine. —Pope.
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t Commissioners’ ;
j Proceedings i
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The Board of County Com
missioners held their regular
monthly meeting September 8,
1961, at 9 o’clock A. M. with all
members present, W. E. Bond,
chairman, C. J. Hollowell, Dallas
Jethro, Jr., C. M. Evans and J.
Clarence Leary.
The minutes of the previous
meetings were read and ap
proved.
On motion of Dallas Jethro,
Jr., seconded by J. Clarence
Leary, that the following bills
be paid:
J. L. Chestnutt, stamped enve
lopes for county accountant,
$49.60; Ralph E. Parrish, refrig
erator for Health Department,
$89.95; J. L. Chestnutt, stamped
envelopes, $2.50; J. Gilliam
Wood, services as County Com
missioner, $232.80; District
Health Department, $26.50; Peo
ples Bank & Trust Co., with
holding tax, $546.80; Bertram
Byrum, $22.80; Edenton High
School Band appropriation. ’6l
- $1,350.00; Apex Chemical
Co., $25.50; Belk stores, $22.87:
Bertha B. Bunch, services. $40.00;
Edenton ,Office Supply, $1.29; W.
D. Holmes Wholesale Grocery
Co., $7.54; Mitchell Printing
Co., $14.18; Norfolk. & Carolina
Telephone & Telegraph Co.:
Sheriffs o'’*''' -0 slo’s.$ 10 ’5. Register
of Deeds $7.40, Clerk Superior
Court $17.35; F.icks Laundry,
$9.86; Edenton Office Supply.
$12.78: Western Gas Service,
$7.21; Herbert Small, rent. $55.00;
Martha E. Hathaway, janitress,
$5.53; Bvrum Grocery. $20.60;
Bertram Byrum, care of prison
ers. $554.42; Onnie S. Charlton,
telephone servipe, $2.25; Carolina
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Colonial Motor Co., of Edenton, Inc.
Dealer’s License No. 1263
, 145-iq? East Queen St Edenton. N. C.
; Overall Co., $3.30; Coastal
; Equipment Co., desk for welfare
office, $90.00; Pauline Calloway,
l| home economics agent, $31.05;
i; Chowan Herald, $138.69; Chowan
.Hospital, $416.00; Cuthrell’s De
partment Store, $31.20; State of
N. C., Department of Conserva
tion and Development. $715.22;
Owen G. Dunn Co., $14.76; East
ern N. C. Sanatorium, for in
digent patients, $55.80;' Eastern
Office .Equipment Co., $1.39;
Edenton Construction Company,
$2,060.71; Edenton Office Sup
ply, $62.68; Hazel S. Elliott,
travel, $8.82; Edenton Ice Co.,
$690.48; Earl Goodwin, Sheriff,
1 bills and services, $342.84; Town
of Edenton, E. & W. Depart
ment, $118.20; Hollowell’s Rex
all Drug Store. $3.08; Hughes-
Parkef Hardware Co.. $6.33;
Mitchengr’s Pharmacy, $3.75; C.
C. Nixon, $6.00; Norfolk & Caro
lina Telephone & Telegraph Co.:
Negro county agent’s office
510.55, Chowan County jail
$18.30, county accountant $11.20.
U. S. government conservation
service $11.72; C. W.. Overman,
telephone services and sum-dies.
$27.70; Parker’s Drop-In, $10.00;
Phthisic Super Market, $9.98:
Tom H. Shepard, $50.05; Vir
ginia Fork Service Center,
$10.00; State Commission for the
Blind, $64.05; general salaries,
month of August. $4,756.98.
On motion of C. J. Hollowell,
seconded by C. M. Evans and
unanimously carried that pick
up taxes in the amount of $10.72
be charged to the Sheriff.
On motion of J. Clarence
• Leary, seconded by C. J. Hollo
, well and unanimously carried
. that Mrs. Lena M. Leary be en
, dorsed by the Beard of Com
; missioners to fulfill the unex
, pired term of Tom H. Shepard.
; Clerk of Superior Court.
On motion o f Dallas Jethro,
, Jr., seconded by J. Clarence
i Leary and unanimously carried
that the old records in the bank
j ana Clerk of Court’s office be re
| leased by the county to the De
partment of Archives and His
tory ip Raleigh for indexing and
preservation of the rercoras.
On motion of J. Clarence
Leary, seconded by C. M. Evans
and unanimously carried that the
plan for Chowan County Drain
age District No, 1 (Pollock
Swamp Watershed) prepared by
j the Soil Conservation Service be
approved. The chairman and
! crerk of the Board of Commis
sioners are authorized to sign
: the plan without financial obli
i gation to the county,
i On motion of Dallas Jethro,
: Jr., seconded by C. J. Hollowell
i and unanimously carried that
| upon request of Robert Marsh
I the American Legion be allowed
'to sponsor a fair and midway
shows tax flee.
; On motion of J Clarence
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j %■ ants
!
'Leary, seconded by C. J. Hollo
i well and unanimously carried
j that the resolution changing
! Highway iNo. 17 to Highway No.
j 5 be adopted.
The following reports were
j accepted and ordered filed: Vet
erans' Service Officer; Coroner;
Director of Public Welfare; Ne-
We Are Now Paying Top
Prices For Hogs Weighing
180 to 240 Pounds
M. D. Baker Hog Market
TYNER, N. C.
Phone Edenton 2311 or Sunbury 2090
—SECTION TWO
PAGE THREE
gro County Agent; Negro Home
Economics Agent; Sheriff: Eden
ton Fire Department; County
Agent; Assistant County Agent;
, Home Economics Agent; Assist
; ant Home Economics Agent. ,
There being no further busi
ness. the meeting was adjourned.
W. E. BOND, Chairman.
1 BERTHA B. BUNCH, Clerk.