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= B* ,C. W.JQVERMAN, Ck*wan County Afloat
j • Notices at dfe-
Wan County Board at As-
T will meet FrW?y
of this week ill the battrafrn
of Joseph Howes Hotel at
9:39 A. M.
The annual Chewan Coun
ty Cotton production meet
ing is scheduled to be held
at the Chowan Community
building on Monday after
noon, February 21, at 2
o’clock. i
The annual Chowan Coun
ty peanut production; meet
ing is scheduled to be held
at tjhe Chowan Community
building oif Tuesday afters
nooft, February 22 at,- 2
o’clock. “v 'C.
■ Continuation . of the 1965
Ahtiual Narrative Report:
Under. provistjohs of .tiKeipf
fice of Economic Opportun
ity ohe “mads .Start center
was established "in. Edentqn
during 'the : suininer for-ati
eight-week, period. The pro
gram was coriducted through
the Economic improvement
Council' of' the Albemarle
Area. Development . Associa
tion with offices, located' in
Elizabeth City, The pro
posal and plans for the pro
gram ' were forihh'lated and
conducted by the local Com
munity Action Committee.
One hundred eleven child
ren between - the 'ages of five
and six years were enrolled
irr the program. The ' pro
gram objectives were to
help the pre-school age
group to develop social ad
justments, physical and men
tal development, establish
pood health habits, develop
an appreciation for a better
cultural environment and to
stimulate a desire for better
living through the utiliza
tion of educational opportu
nities and facilities. The
cost of conducting the pro
gram at the Edenton center
amounted to $13,753.65. Os
EtodiWcti
Is Gwen Tip
Edward /junior 25-
year-old Negro, 218 East Gale
Street, was/’convicted* flues -
day in Chowan . Count j - - Re
corder’s Court of- th ifd of
fense of driving without a
license.
Judge William S. Privott
found that Welch had violat
ed the terms of a suspended
sentence and invoked a 30-
day term. ; r ;
On the new count, Welch
was given eight months, sus
pended upon payment of S}OC
fine and .cdurf' costf.' ''Judge
Privott said Welch could bf
released to his' employer edcl
working day While serving
the active sentence.
In a compmtrcJh case, Safa
Gilliam Welch' was cortyicfr
of allowing ah unadthoHfc
person to. drive. Shi *w
1 given 60 days, , -suspende
upon pay fherit |3|p4iftr
and costs. , I.
Augustus D .Bass Wbefaplj
victgd of improper rflgjsfe
tion and no bperatpfii 1
cense. On ltoe "first.,com .
he was given 30 days, sy.i.
pended upon payment Os, $• ;
fine and costs., The - secon
count brought him an add*
tional 60-day term, suspend
ed upon payrttent of $35 firr
and cost.
Willie W. Shannonhous
was convicted etf. shoplifting
He was given 30 riayk sus
pended upon payment of $!
fine and costs.
In a case where ; Wiflian
Bond was charged with as
sault on a female, he ha<
prayer for judgment contin
ued for two years upon- pay
ment of court costs. In an
other case. Bond was charg
ed with non support of hi:
child. Judge Privott gavt
him four months, suspendec
upon payment of $3.50 pel
£ week for support of the child,
Willie B. Twine was charg
ed with possessing tax paic'
liquor, possessing it for the
purpose of sale, and trans
porting the booze,-
Judge Privott found tht
defendant not guilty of the
first two counts, » but . sen
tenced her to 90• days, sus
pended upon payment of. SSO
fine and costs, in the third
count. She had in her pos
session 13 pints of tax, paid
liquor.
Waivers entered wore: Al
ton M. Winslow, Charles D.
Smith, Clara W. Perry, Hen
ry O. Roundtree and David
Dodson.
Solicitor Thomas Chears,
Jr., prosecuted the docket.
Chowan Famifes
Continued from Page One
aid to‘ dependent eftiftfreff
got average grants- of $16.7*
uot a totat of 98, 51 A
lE aha io uk pcnMn^uiiy
tetany
! 4 j£l r “*£**■*?•*
Twrlvr onipr *
from federal funds. The
balance of $3,053.66 was con
this amount $10,700 was paid
trtbuted in services by local
lay leaders and professional
leaders that made up the in
feind matching funds.
The program was consid
ered to have been very ef
fective in pitting pre-school
youth, particularly children
from 'low income families,
an opportunity to develop to
their fullest notentiaiis upon
entering public school.
Fine Arts and Crafts: The
’Objectives were.'to develop a
greater appeciatioh and
skills in - arts and crafts.
Chowan jjppplo participated
ip "y,the 'elver a] productions
and 1 >l.ittle , .Theater produc
tions in the soring and fall
end the’ Craftsman’s Fair.
With strong interest and
concerted 1 effort an area
craftsman specialist position
was accomplished and Miss
Edna fjjshop was secured.
Industry: Some additional
industry located and others
expanded in the area, pro
viding more jobs for people.
Your extension chairman
serves on the Manpower De
velopment Training Com
mittee and through MDT
yon have a secretarial school
and a mechanics training
center here.
Travel and Recreation:
The efforts of this commit
tee arc directed toward im
proved highways and trans
portation. and develooing
our reereational potentials.
The historical tour of Eden
ton and Countrvside in the
spring brought .lots of visi
tors to Chowan County. Ar
rowhead Beach and Cape
Col on v have improved their
facilities which are being
supported •’pd used bv our
people in Chowan and other
counties.
Local Banker
Taking Course
William H. Easterling, as-
vice president, of the
Peoples' Bank & Trust Com
pany, will attend the Na
tional Instalment Credit
School to be held February
through 25 at the Center
for Continuing Education,
University of Chicago.
Easterling is one of ap
proximately 190 bankers
who will attend the two
week session of • the .school,
which is eo-snon c nred by the
University of Chicago and
he American Bankers Asso
ciation. The student body
•epresenls 41 states, the Dis
\rWt of Columbia and Mex
hn.
The school’s aim is to aid
inks in educating their
•hoioyes on the technical
meets of installment ere*-
: t. The faculty is made up
f educators; bankers and
*aff members of the ABA.
'xaminations will be given
■» all students and dip
vpas w iH he awarded to
hose successfully complet
"lg.thp course.
Elementary School
Lnnch Room Menu
Menus at the Edenton Ele
lentary School lunch room
or the week of February
1-19 are:
Monday: Bologna, school
>aked rolls, grits, chocolate
ludding, candied yams, milk,
jutter.
Tuesday: Beef stew with
inions, carrots, potatoes and
“{ravv, green beans, biscuits,
nneapple, milk, butter.
Wednesday: Beef vegeta
ble soup, milk, crackers,
:hocolate block cake, toasted
<’heese sandwiches.
Thursday: Meat loaf, black
ed peas, steamed rice, bis
cuits, gravy, school baked
'cookies, milk, butter.
Friday; Fish sticks, corn,
cole slaw, corn bread, apple
pie, milk, butter.
Saturday: Weiners, school
baked rolls, baked beans,
prunes, carrot and cabbage
salad, milk, butter.
Nat Serious
i “Saw’s the wife, Henry?”
'•Not so well. She’s just
had quinsy.’*
“Good heavens! How many
have- you now?”
had an average grant of
$40.50 out of $486.
There were seven general
assistance cases and total ex
penditures- were $97.49.
; Thirteen persona were
hospitalized in the County at
a cost of $2,116.07. The
saunty paid $380.25 with the
State paying the remaining
$1,735.82.
I Two were hospitalized out
side th# county at a cost at
tHMk The state paid’ the en
wc amount.
There were two out-
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