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Auxiliary Membership b Ending The membership drive of Chowan Hospital Auxiliary is rapidly drawing to a close and Mrs. T. C. By rum, Jr., chairman and Mrs. Thomas Ward, vice chairman, have released a list of 151 more women from throughout Chowan County who have joined. The annual membership campaign is now in its fourth week and it is hoped that it can be con cluded shortly. Through solicitation of $1 membership fees through out Chowan County, the hospital auxiliary annually raises several hundred dol lars for projects at the local hospital Anyone in the county is eligible for New Guidelines On Food Stamps The income scale for ob taining certification for the purchase of food stamps has been changed drastically and will allow greater par ticipation among people in Chowan County. This was revealed here Monday by Mrs. Hazel S. Elliott, acting head of Cho wan County Welfare De partment, as she made the department’s monthly re port to county commission ers. Mrs. Elliott reported that during January, 164 people were certified to purchase stamps. Participation total ed 155 and these families paid $4,211 and received stamps valued at $10,258. The report also showed a total of 521 cases receiving financial assistance and/or service. Financial assistance in cluded: Old Age Assistance: 114 cases, $6,318 total grant, $55.42 average. Aid to Families with De pendent Children: 52 cases, $4,444 grant, $18.51 aver age. Aid to Permanently and Totally Disabled: 52 cases. $2,637 grant* $60.71 average. Aid to Blind; 10 cases, $368 grant, $36.80 average. General Assistance: Two cases, $70.20 grant. Seventeen persons hospi talized in the county at a cost of $1,951.97, all com ing from joint funds. Two persons hospitalized outside the county at a cost of $1,618.10, all com ing from joint funds. Fifty-nine pharmacy bills paid at a cost of $429.95, all coming from joint funds. Two dental bills at a cost of $25. WEEKEND SPECIALS - At The - Phone: A If Th. non urge 482-2317- U&M Z ,h Fi««D*Utmt SUPER to SE.STLSS market o» Moral chmomoci WESTERN BOHE-IR Round Slew Beef Steak 35c FOR THAT ROUP OR OR STEW Roast me lb. 89c Neck Bones — 1b.25c LURRY'S Vienna _ “ Arr, T ORAPE 0 Jelly. Jam or Sausage nl Preserves can 21c i«-ox. glass Jello SS all vLATons French Fries hox 10c 2 lb. bag 27c BALLARD OR PSLLSSUSY BISCUITS... 3 «“• 25c membership. Those who have joined recently include: Mrs. John Graham, Mrs. Logan Elliott, Mrs. Frank Holmes, Mrs. Frank El liott, Mrs. Roy Leary, Mrs. J. B. Gaino, Mrs. Mary Tucker, Mrs. R, N. Car roll, Mrs. Earl Harrell, Mrs. Edward Gainor, Mrs. Glenn Mabe, Mrs. Richard Hines, Jr., Mrs. John Goodwin, Jr., Miss Mary Mac Holmes, Mrs. Joe Campen, Mrs. Raleigh Hol lowell, Mrs. Helen Perry, Mrs. Irene Patten. Mrs. Loretta Roberson, Miss Myrtle Waff, Mrs, Willie West, Mrs. Glenn Perry, Mrs. Ruth Chappell, Mrs. Madison Phillips, Jr., Miss Frances Marshbourri, Mrs. William S. Elliott, Mrs. J. N. Elliott. Also, Mrs. W. C. Brun son, Mrs. Frank E. Twid dy, Miss Viola Wilson, Mrs. Alice Malone, Miss Celia Spivey, Miss Linda Davenport, Mrs. S. F. Hicks, Mrs. Hettie Wallace, Mrs. Paul Partin, Mrs. Kenneth Floars, Mrs. Scott Harrell, Mrs. Henry G. Quinn, Mrs. Glenna Farm er, Mrs. Audrey Phthisic, Mrs. Frances Boyce, Mrs. Pete Manning, Mrs. Eliza beth H. Townsend, Mrs. Oscar Duncan, Mrs. Ed ward Parker, Mrs. Ann Burroughs, Mrs. Skinner White, Mrs. Robert L. Pratt, Mrs. J. L. Chest nutt, Mrs. Taylor Brown, Mrs. J. P. Ricks, Jr., Mrs. O. B. Perry, Mrs. F. W. Hobbs, Mrs. W. P. Good win, Mrs. Richard Pate, Mrs. Leo LaVoie. Also Mrs. W. B. Gard ner, Mrs. Graham White, Mrs. James Bond, Mrs. Elwood Nixon, Mrs. Henry Gardner, 'Sr., Mrs. Joe Covington, Mrs. George Holmes, Mrs. James Has sell, Mrs. R. C. Holland, Mrs. J. J. Long, Mrs. R. Elton Forehand, Sr., Mrs. George Alma Byrum, Mrs. George Dail, Mrs. Richard Hardin, Mrs. Kathryn Hol ton, Mrs. H. A. Campen, Miss Allison Campen, Mrs. L. P. Williams, Sr., Mrs. Iris Etheridge, Mrs. Cath erine C. McMullan, Mrs. W. R. Etter, Mrs. Roy Hassell, Mrs. P. C. Ashley, Mrs. Bob Waller, Mrs. Trot Leary, Mrs. Doris Jean Harrell, Mrs. Gail Bunch, Mrs. Gray Goodwin, Mrs. Fred Castelloe, Mrs. Bris toe Perry, Mrs. Ruth Efird, Mrs. Harriett Wool ard, Mrs. Kay Barnacastle, Mrs. Lois Owens, Mrs. F. A. Jordan, Mrs. Carey Bunch, Mrs. John Paul Bass, Mrs. Ralph Saunders, Mrs. Frank Farmer, Mrs. Walter Noneman, Mrs. Jack Douglas. Also, Mrs. John Lee THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON. NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, IMS. Spruill, Mra. J. N. Ogles by, Miss Catherine Ward, Mrs. Roland Ward, Mrs. Shelton Moore, Sr., Mrs. Jessie Porter, Mrs. Iris Mills, Mrs. Shelton Moore, Jr., Mrs. Tom Goodman. Mrs. Clyde Hall, Mrs. Juanita Cozzens, Mrs. Leonard Mitzke, Miss Ma rie Baker, Miss Jean Peele, Mrs. George S. Twiddy, Mrs. C. E. Britton, Mrs. A. F. Downum, Sr., Mrs. A. B. Harless, Jr., Mrs. W. S. Privott, Mrs. A. E. Jen kins, Mrs. H. C. Goodwin, Mrs. Beuna Byrum, Mrs. Albert Ward, Mrs. Morris Small, Mrs. J. Wallace Goodwin, Jr., Mrs. E. L. Hollowell, Mrs. West By rum, Jr., Mrs. Lee Small, Mrs. Bertha Bunch, Mrs. Rodney Harrell, Mrs. Va rena Harrell Mrs. Roy Harrell, Lloyd Lassiter, Mrs. Pete Dail, Mrs. Judy Lane, Mrs. Richard Hollo well, Mrs. Hazel Byrum, Mrs. Olivia Harrell, Mrs. W. E. Bond, Mrs. Erwin Griffin, Mrs. Tom Cross, Mrs. R. H. Vaughan, Mrs. Worth Spencer, Mrs. Bert Willis, Mrs. Edith Bouton, Miss Paulina Hassell, Miss Mary Lee Copeland, Miss Agnes Chappell, Mrs. Irene Ruffin, Mrs. Kate Wo zelka, Mrs. C. D. Sawyer, Mrs. Fred B. Drane, Mrs. C. E. Kramer. Questions and Answers On The Fair Labor Standards Act The nearest Wage and Hour and Public Contracts Division office serving this area is located at Room 203, Lawyers Building, 320 S. Salisbury Street, Raleigh, N. C. 27601. Phone 919- 828-9032, extension 9551. Q. What is the regular rate of pay, upon which overtime is computed? A. The “regular rate" is a rate per hour. It is de termined by dividing the employee’s total remnuera tion (except statutory ex clusions) for the work week by the total hours worked that week. Some payments specifically ex cluded are sums paid as gifts such as at Christmas time, payments made for occasional absence, reim bursements for expenses, certain discretionary bon uses, and bona fide over time premiums. The regu lar rate may be more than the statutory minimum, but it may not be less. Q. Does the equal pay requirement eliminate all wage differentials between men and women who do equal work? A. No. If it can be shown that a wage differ ential is based on a senior ity system, a merit sys tem, a system measuring earnings by quantity or quality of production, or on any other factor other than sex, the equal pay standard does not apply. Refrigerator and Freezer SALE! All Displays Must Go! 4 Refrigerators 1- was $234.95-NOW $199.95 1- was $30495-NOW $259.95 2 - was $304.95-NOW $259.95 3 Freezers 1 ■ was $184.95-NQW $16495 1- was $234.95-NOW $19495 1- was $274.95-NOW $239.95 ALL BRAND NEW! ON FLOOR FOB IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! Call 482-218$ tor More Information to Catalog Sate Office This Is The Law By ROBERT E. LEE For the N. C. Bar Aaeoclatlon +m m m Tenancy by Entirety What is the legal effect of real property acquired by a husband and wife in both names? Where real property in North Carolina is conveyed by deed or will to two per sons who are at the time husband and wife, a "ten ancy by the entirety’’ is created. Sometimes it is referred to as an “estate by the entirety”. The husband and wife take the whole es tate as one person. Each has the whole; neither has a separate es tate or interest; but the survivor of the marriage, whether husband or wife, is entitled to the entire estate. The right of the survivor cannot be defeated by the other’s conveyance of the property by deed or will to a third person. The prop erty cannot be conveyed during the existence of the marriage without the sig nature of both the husband and wife. Neither tenant can defeat or in any way effect the right of surviv orship of the other. The tenancy by the en tirety has its origin in the common-law fiction of the unity of husband and wife. The husband and wife were considered as one person for many purposes of our early law, and this con cept has never been des troyed or changed in North Carolina in respect to co ownership of real property by a husband and wife. Are there advantages in having the title to real property in the names of both husband and wife? If the husband and wife are happily married, it is generally considered to be to their mutual advantage to have the ownership of land in both names. Tenancies by the entirety are very popular in North Carolina. They are exten sively used. It is estimated that fully ninety per cent of all. husbands and wives select this form of co-own ership when a home is pur chased. An estate by the entirety would seem definitely to have an advantage for the wife, who usually outlives her husband. The advan tage to both is that the property cannot be reach ed by the creditors of eith er the husband or the wife. If a home has been acquir ed as a tenancy by the en tirety, both will have at least a place in which they can live the balance of their marital life, free from the unanticipated contract and tort claims of either. The family life of the state is strengthened when married couples are en couraged to buy and make improvements to a house. ] ■ .' 4- S.. V ... :l: vx-: .. . ; .' x : <;■ PIGGYBACK—Last week two flat bed trucks delivered four giant transformers to the Electric & Water Department on Freemason Street. One truck arrived Tuesday, the other Thursday. The driver of the first truck unhitched and returned to his home base, leaving the trailer to be returned by the second truck ar riving Thursday. Once the cargo was unloaded. Waff Brothers used their crane to pick up the trailer and plac® it on the other. Here you see the operation where a trailer goes for a ride—piggyback. SHELF/LIGHT COMBO Shelf/Light from Can delight Enterprises, com bines indirect lighting with a handy shelf. The unit is practical for kitchen, bath, den or workshop. Shelf holds up to 85 pounds' and is seven inches deep. Light has anti-glare dif fuser and pushbutton con trol switches. Removable, it may be used independ ently of the shelf. Mr CALENDAR T ■P FOR FEBRUARY « an mercury first of month, in SW or sunset jSjA VENUS low mSE ot sunrise MARS m Aquorius-Pisces, low in West or sunset A JUPITER in Leo, rises ot sunset SATURN in Pisces. sets 4 hours otter mr R MOON Ist quarter—6th, Pull—l 4th. y wHBBb 3rd Quarter 2oth, New—2Bth MWfflMWlllßßfiir KnU«blll a , f° Xed Seamless Hose One Table Os Knit Shells Valentines Turkish Towels 100% Cotton Teachers Card In 1««% Nylon Sleeveless w/Sleeves Each Box « j Ollly 44c 87C 94C 15C tO 89c oni y 23c P f - Washcloth 9c Small, Medium, Large Pastel Colors Heart-Shaped Val’tine Cards Knitting Wool Boxes of Candy . priced . 4 Oz. Nylon Slips 69c to $1.19 , _, _ n Rw.um Sizes 32 to 40 also bulk and * rom 0C Onlv 84f , NOVELTY CANDY 1 J ° n yiM Udle.’Shell. “”“ l Bed Pillows ks «:rr Wort Wear S-M-L 1-lb. 99c 50% Foam 44c yd. Only $1.76 Asstd. Chocolates Only 99c WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT ALL TIMES AT DISCOUNT PRICES! GENE'S 5 & 10c STORE "YOUR FRIENDLY DISCOUNT STORE" S. Broad Street Edenton, N. C. CHECKING COSTS Wallet-size card to help a homeowner compare the costs of various home heat ing fuels in his area is available from the educa tion-information center r.f the hydronic (hot water) heating industry. Send five cents in coin to National Better Heating-Cooling Council, 250 Park Avenue, New York. N. Y. 10017. FOR SALE! 108 Twiddy Avenue. Three bed room home. Central heat. Can as sume FHA loan at 5*4 per cent. Im mediate occupancy. 10 Westover Heights. Three bed rooms. Remodeled kitchen with ap pliances. Wall to wall carpet. Two story, four bedroom home. Convenient location. 112 East Queen Street. Four bedroom home. Modern in terior; lj:s acres. Just outside city limits on N. C. 32 north. Immediate occupancy. f "T Lovely spacious home. Six bed rooms. Desirable location, situated on large lot. 104 Blount Street. Waterfront property, Montpelier Acres. I*4 lots on Albemarle Sound. 175 feet water frontage. -CALL- R. Elton Forehand Agency, Inc. Phone 482-3314 PAGE SEVEN-A
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