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Merry Hill News
Mr*. Virgie Baker and Mrs.
Taylor spent Thurs
day at Elisabeth City.
Mrs. George Perry left last
/ week to spend two weeks
' with her daughter, Mrs. Wil
lie Joyner and family of Ty
ner. Mrs. Perry had been a
patient in the Roanoke-Cho
wan Hospital at Ahoskie for
a week.
Mrs. Ethel Winborne spent
from Friday morning until
Sunday afternoon as guest of
her brother, A. E. Bowen,
Sr., in Windsor and also visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bow
en and Mrs. Minnie White at
the Rest Home in Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas White
and children of Newport
News, Mr. and Mrs. David
White and Mr. and Mrs. Xen
Hopkins were weekend guests
of Mrs. J. W. White for the
holidays.
Mrs. Velma Perry of Alex
andria, Va., and Mrs. Della
Evans of Colerain were the
Saturday afternoon guests of
Mrs. D. A Byrd and Mrs. E.
J. Pruden, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith
wick spent Saturday and Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie
Bailey of Hampton.
Mrs. Odell White of Wind
sor was the Sunday guest of
Mrs. Virgie Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Evans
anA son, Johnnie of Chesa
peake spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Chesley
White recently and Mr. and
Mrs. Roland Evans and Jerry
and David of Chesapeake
visited them on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chet White
Joint Meeting
Set By Groups
This year the Chowan
County Woman’s Missionary
Society meeting and the
Home Mission Study will be
combined.
The combined meetings
will be held March 3 at
Warwick Baptist Church, be
ginning at 7:30 P. M. The
'Home Missions study book,
"Mission The Northeast,” will
be taught by Mrs. Bennie
Crawford of Cool Springs.
She is the wife of a well
known minister in the asso
ciation.
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LEGION MEETS MAKCH 3
Edward G. Bond Post No.
40 of the American Legion
will MM its monthly meeting
March S at' ifr Y l . ’M. Tliere
will be "k I 'Dutch’* stippdr at
7 o’clock for all members.
For reservations for supper,
please call Troy Toppin or
Bill Stallings.
The guy with money to
burn soon meets his match.
Why wait for tomorrow?
Speed limits raised
on tillage, planting,
cultivating, haying, and
what have you tn d 0...
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...by order of a
John Deere 4020 or 3020 ,II
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These tractors manage to finish jobs faster without
tossing dirt into the next county. They do it by working
steadily at the travel speed you set By responding to
lugging conditions with pull-through power-ln-reserve.
By delivering power in higher, faster working gears- By
providing the convenience of single-lever Power Shift
control of 8 well-spaced forward speeds. Give a John
Deere “3020" or “4080" a “go" on your farm... call
for a field test
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Hobbs Implement CtL, bic.
“you* mn bum ssukt"
GUT C. HOBBS, Mgr. ELSNTON, N. C.
visited Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Robertson of Colerain Sun
day afternoon.
R. A. Hedrick
mtl-TTI from rage 1
stroyed it a few years ago.
His love of the water is
natural and led him to pur
chase a lot on the coast with
“the first SI,OOO I earned as a
lawyer." Now he and his
wife have a house at Long
Beach and keep a small boat
at Southport.
When they're at the coast
they boat along the Cape
Fear River and out into the
ocean. Hedrick prides him
self on being able to show
newcomers to the coast the
best fishing spots, navigat
ing to them himself.
Another pastime that has
garnered Hedrick numerous
acquaintances as well as a lot
of pleasure is his ham radio.
He became interested in the
hobby several years ago,
studied and secured his li
cense. Nowadays he gets
many hours of enjoyment
listening and talking to
friends and strangers across
North Carolina and even
overseas. His call sign,
WB4CHP, is familiar to hund
reds of other ham operators.
When Hedrick took the
Appeals Court appointment,
strangers and even some
friends, wondered how he
would do the job. After all,
it takes a lot of research and
study to make important ju
dicial decisions.
He brushes aside such
questions. "I just do the job
Just like anybody else would,”
he says. To aid him, Hed
rick has a research assistant
(as do the other judges) and
a secretary. With their close
cooperation he’s able to seek
out any information he needs
to clear up a point of law or
refresh his memory about the
particulars in a case.
His performance as an Ap
peals Court judge can be
measured by more than his
popularity with his colleagues
and other members of the
legal profession.
Item: His second decision
on the court merited publica
tion in “Judicial Highlights,”
a national legal journal.
Item: His decisions have
met with unusual success
, when appealed to the N. C.
. Supreme Court.
About'his work and career,
Hedrick says, "Anybody could
have done it. It just takes
• hard work. A lot of hard
work.”
Still a trim 170-pound six
i footer, Hedrick appears ready
to do even more in a life al
ready full of accomplishment
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