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PAGE TWO SECTION rwo Negro Home Demonstration News By MBS. ONNIE S. CHARLTON, County Nerro Romo Economic* Agent The Eighteenth Annual North eastern District Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs was held in Woodland, N. C., Novem ber Ist. The program theme was “Strengthening Our Image As Home Demonstration Club Lead ers.” Home Demonstration club lead ers presented the main feature of the program. This consisted of two demonstrations with panel members to discus's “A Desirable Image of a Home Demonstration Club Member” and “How We Organized to Read and Teach Non-Club Members.” Four points were given attention on a desir able image of a home demon stration club member—A Pro gressive Attitude; Participation in Extension Activities; Carrying Out Responsibilities; and Living by the Club Collect. Information presented and sug '.J. 1,. I yjPUI m mmmKk f ' **9 * - f ' I Jl> aIKM, i- - j V • 'MI JOL THOHUO SAYS: ffveguaranteed^\ jmy family \ j __ 5 \a home , j 1 no matter j \what happens ij Come what may even the unforeseen your family and your home can be protected ... that mortgage paid in full. Let our friendly Nation wide representative explain this sound and economical program—planned today, for tomorrow., JOE THORUD 204 Bank of Edanlon Bids. P. O. Box 504 PHONE 2420 f |aTIONWIDE ■L ™ Lift INSU.ANCf COMPANY 0",.* HOME OMICI • COIUMBUS. OHIO I *■*•• loi—rl, form «0..0w InMOrxt The Best Bl ue Print For ✓ * With the help of a Home Loan from us, you can enjoy all the benefits of home ownership ... plus the added advantages of moderate interest rates and easy repayment. You repay in regular monthly installments, sized, to your income ... it can cost you no more, or even less, than paying rent. And when you consult our Loan Department, you will always receive prompt, friendly, confidential service. „ : ' Edenton Savings & Loan Association . AOft jm ni * QQI9 VJh mJm. kJll Vvl Mr gestions given, will be presented in detail, by members attending the Federation at our November Home Demonstration club meet ings. Each member should plan to be present and bring >a non member with you. The Federation president, Mrs. Lucille Alston, presided during the morning session. The Mayor of Woodland, Dr. John H. Stan ley, welcomed club members. Special music was presented by Miss Irene Mitchell and the men’s chorus of Rich Square, N. C. Election of district officers was held during the afternoon. Mrs. Willie Hawkins, vice president, presided at this session. Mrs. Pattie Fayton, Home Demonstra tion Club member from the Vir ginia Fork HD Club, Chowan County, was elected Assistant Secretary of the Federation. The repbrt of the district treasurer, Mrs. Clara K. Simons, Chowan County, was read by Mrs. Pattie Fayton. The president’s message, given in the afternoon challenged each member to develop her leadership ability to its greatest potential then carry through the duties and responsibilities to the best of her ability, with her fam ily, in her community and teach ing others. The afternoon ses sion ended with the installation of officers by Mrs. Vera Slade, president of the State Council of Home Demonstration Clubs. Members attending from Cho wan County were: Hudson Grove —Mesdames: Vashti Twine, Mary Brown, Helen Parks; St. John— Mesdames: Rebecca Harrell, Oli vja Wiggins, Evalina Harris, Rho dia Roberts; Edenton—Mrs. John nie Bell Sessoms, Miss Gussie Elliott; Canaan Temple— Mes dames: C- V. Brown, Orena Wills; Paradise Road—Mesdames: Min nie Summers, Martha Carter; Virginia Fork—Mesdames: Pattie Fayton, Mattie Fayton, Mary As- # Fresh Seafood OPEN DAILY from 8 A. M., to 6 P. M. 427 S. Broad Street EDENTON, N. C. Complete Line of Fresh Water Fish, Salt Water Fish, Oysters, Crab Meat, Clams and Shrimp . . . Also Corned Spots and Herring. T. & T. FISH MARKET PHONE 2222 1 Wholesale and Retail THE CHOWAN ’ HERALD, EDENTON. WORTH CAWOLWA, THTTRSDAT. NOVEMBER 8,1962. kew; Green Hall —MesdamSs: Cleo White, Mattie Ryan, Pau line Perry; Cora Capehart; Cen ter Hill—Mesdames: Mattie Jor dan, Maggie Riddick, Emily Rountree; Arizona Fleming and Louise Perry. November HD Schedule November 13 Edenton, Mrs. Eva Riddick, 8:00 P. M. • November 15 Ryans Grove. November 19 Paradise Road, Mrs. Lorraine Coston, 8:00 P. M. November 20 Hudson Grove, Lodge Hall, 2:30 P. M. November 21 Canaan Tem ple, Mrs. L. B. Coston, 2:30 P. M. November 23 Triangle, Mrs. Beulah Wardsworth, 2:30 P. M. November 26 Virginia Fork, Mrs. Sarah Spivey, 7:30 P. M. November 27 Warren Grove, Mrs. Fannie Lassiter, 2:30 P. M. November 28 Green Hall, Mrs. Mary Armstead, 2:30 P. M. November 29 Center Hill, Community Building, 2:30 P- M- November 30 St. John, Mrs. Rebecca Harrell, 1:00 P- M. Local School Host At Farmers Meeting On Monday, November 12, the Edenton High School will be host to a group 9f young and adult farm men and women. The meeting, called by J. W. Warren, Jr., assistant state supervisor of vocational agriculture, will draw people from 14 counties of North eastern North Carolina. The theme of the meeting will be “Agricultural Credit”. Since the topic is a very live one in the present farm economic situation, it is hoped that many local peo ple will attend. Besides J. W. Warren, Super intendent Hiram J. Mayo and Principal D. F. Walker will be on the program. The main ad dress will be given by Dr. L. J. Washington, program officer, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Farmers Home Administration, Washington, D. C- A native of the State of Louisiana, Mr. Washington has had wide experi ence both as a farmer and also ■■ A Ln--'.,- I 1? ' /l ■ ■ |j| ifgj HrSBBI Hb ASTRONAUT PRAISES CUB SCOUTING PROGRAM—Astro naut John Glenn checks the achievement record of a Cub Scout and tells him that' his wife, Annie, was a Den Mother for several years. Glenn says that “Cub Scouting is All-OK.” The Boy Scouts of America is now conducting its “Go” roundup, for new members. as an agent of the U. S- De partment of Agriculture. There will be a question and answer period after the address and farmers are urged to feel free in asking questions regard ing their loans and credit prob lems. The meeting is scheduled to get under way at 2:30 P. M-, in the High School Gym. New Books At Colored Library New books received this week at Brown-Carver Library are as follows: Costumes and Styles by Han sen; The Fun Encyclopedia by Harbin; 10,000 Garden Questions Answered by 20 Experts by Rockwell; The Great Price Con spiracy by Herling; Beowulf the Warrior by Beowulf; Nobody Knows My Name by Baldwin; The Picture History of Astrono my by Moore; The U-2 Affair by Wise; The Guide to Garden Flowers by Taylor; Let’s Read Aloud by Gagliardo; The Langu age of Animals by Selsam; The Presidency by Johnson, and Love Is A Special Way Os Feeling by Anglund. [Frankly Speaking] By FRANK ROBERTS J Movie Notes: Irving Wallace joined the list of authors whose ‘works were banned in South Africa. Others include Nikita Khrushchev, Jean Cocteau and D. H. Lawrence. The Wallace book, “Chapman Report,” has now been been made into a movie starring Efrem Zimbalist, Jr., Shelley Winters, Jane Fonda and Claire Bloom. The incredible true story, “No Man Is An Island,” starring Jef frey Hunter, concerns a U. S. Navy enlisted man who hid on the island of Guam for 34 months broadcasting information to the American fleet on Japanese troop emplacements and naval move ments. Speaking of movie bi ographies, one of the most worthwhile ones is the true story of Robert Stroud, “Bird Man of Alcatraz.” Burt Lancaster stars as a man who’s spent almost half a century in prison, 34 years in solitary confinement. The same man who became a famous author and the world’s foremost authority on bird diseases. This movie will create much contro versy and should be a must-see on every movie-goer’s list. In the movie, “Watusi”, those who play the title roles are over 6’ 8”, while their co-stars, a group of pygmies, measure no more than four feet. Eddie Fisher, in his debut with the Hollywood Studio Soft ball League, played errorless ball. No balls were hit in his direc- . 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Some years back, in Fort Madison, lowa, the Rin Tin Tin gang made a guest appearance at the giant Fort Madison rodeo. Kent Taylor, rugged star of “The Firebrand,” and star of teevee’s Boston Blackie series, at tributes his top physical condi tion to these factors: good liv ing, a happy marriage, hard working and eating a quart of ice cream every night before go ing to bed.” Heck, that’s been my formula, too, except that I’m getting fat from it. “Spiral Road,” which starred Rock Hudson and Burl Ives, was filmed in Surinam, , Dutch Gui nea, and if you don’t think the stars had a hot time down there, * check Surinam on your map. It’s ;a mere four degrees north of the ! equator. I Actress June Kenney, co-star of “Cat Burglar”, keeps cool un der hot studio lights by sitting with her feet in a bucket of ice water. Co-star of the movie “Air Pa trol” is Robert Dix, who’s father was the famed screen star of the 30’s and 40’s, Richard Dix. Interestingly enough, director of photography Ernest Haller, photographed l Bette Davis when she won -her oscars for “Jezebel” Water Heater With WT-ROCK Lifting! o*ock coal nntl that’s why only Coleman water heaters with Vit* Rock lining can give you this amazing SSOO warranty bond! Hfeats FAST—over 200 gal. Hot water daily with 20 gallon model. ( Only $89.95 l*»y As Little J As $1.50 Week Wegtern Gas ' -Service, Inc. Phono 3122 Edonlon and ‘Dangerous ’ and Joan Craw ford when she won an oscar for “Mildred Pierce.” Now, he’s photographing both together in the movie in which they 1 co-star for the first time. It’s a horror thriller called “Who Killed Baby Jane?” Other notes; ■ There have been almost fifty different recorded versions made of the tountry hit “You Are My Sunshine”. This note from J. Edgar Hoov er which applies, fortunately for us, to the bigger cities, mainly: “Marauding teen-age thugs are degrading many American com munities with brutal sidewalk muggings and assaults on de fenseless and elderly citizens . . . They ambush and rob hapless in dividuals and then flee, leaving their victims, if riot dead, badly battered and bleeding . . . Mer ciful restraint is , unknown to those beastly punks. This sick ening fad is becoming common place and most horrifying are the signs of sadistic glee in which some of the crimes are commit ted. Many of the fatal beatings Now Available Full Time For All Types Os Plumbing Repairs BILL GOODWIN PHONE 3690 J.W. DANT 100 PROOF BOTTLED IN BOP . • , 1 JSI KENTUCKY tj STRAIGHT Jf jif BOURBON fjjj WHISKEY KiJi Jl §\MFtmLJjf • ml ‘.W 4/5 QT * Ml Kentucky If .'• .... r *2 76 [/ WH/SKfT V r*S«~J «NT Ji &f4«r4r ll • i ; / ; '-,, >. . ' - yff.;^.- > -.r,.«A.' i It ..»■,'■' and stabbings occur after the victims turn over their valuables. Mr. Hoover goes on to state that last year arrests of persons un der 18 year* of age rose 4 per cent higher than 1960. As a group, persons under 18 repre sented 43 per cent of all arrests for the more serious crimes of murder, forcible rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, lar ceny* and auto theft. There is a limit to what undermanned and overburdened police agencies can do. Quite ‘ obviously, too, schol arly theories and misguided sen timent are not getting the job done. The surging juvenile crime rate continues. Continuing: most difficulty with youthful of fenders stems from the home where a sound sense of values is diminishing. Parents need to stress discipline, guidance and morality, and to play down in dulgence, pleasure and money. Protective coddling by some courts of “tender-age” repeaters is an appeasement of justice. I say let the flagrant violators be exposed. Let the public know their identities so it m*y be alert' to their s ' law-breaking habits” These are wise words from one of our mori respected public ser vants. , 1 Closing Thought; To be a phi losopher is not merely to have subtle thoughts; but so to love . wisdom as to live according to 5 * its dictates. Healing' oil ’ Beyond compare Pick up the Phone and Call 3215 Sinclair ELLIOTT OIL CO. EDENTON. N. C.
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