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THE HAPPY FAMILY I
By DALTON WARD, Rylsad, N. C.
The happy family will always find
That in living for Jesus there is great joy divine;
So let u* live snore humble and be much in prayer,
And if we live in unity He will always be there.
So let us be faithful and always stand true
In everything that we say or do;
For Christ will bless those who are in need,
If they only by His word do feed.
If we seek to do our best ,
'He will step in and give us great success;
And if we open our heart’s door wide,
He will be right there by our side.
So let us pull together in our homes at all times,
Keeping Christ forever afresh in our minds;
Because it will pay us to be ready on that great day;
And let all of the things that will perish in our lives fade
away.
If is not those who start in this race that shall win
But it is only those who stand true to the end;
So may we make preparations today
To meet our blessed Saviour for through Him is the only
way.
The happy family can always have peace
And a love and a joy that will never cease;
If we wait upon God and give Him first place.
Some day we shall meet Him and see His smiling face.
So If we lean upon the Saviour on His strong and mighty arm
He will keep us safe and secure from all harm;
To lead and direct us in the way that is best,
Over the chilly Jordan into the heaven of rest.
So let us keep on traveling to the very last mile,
And always help carry the cross with a smile;
For in due season we will reap a great reward,
If we will Aollow more closer to the Lord.
Now it is up to the individual to do his very best
In order that he might always be blest:
As he follows the Saviour let him keeD in mind,
That He is the best Friend that he will ever find.
Seeworthy Crafts
We don’t mean to be nautical when we tell
you what’s in store for you from Wednes
day through Saturday this week . . .
It’s simply that it’s Albemarle Craftsman’s
Fair time again, and it should be at the
top of your “Must List” because, this year,
it promises to be the Most!
You’ll be amazed at the number of out
standing artisans to be found in the Albe
marle section. Many of them will be on
hand, displaying their work and demon
strating the techniques of their particular
craft.
Why not get your plans shipshape and at
tend the Craftsman’s Fair for one of the
most educational and enjoyable tours you
will ever make?
NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY
ELIZABETH CITY, N. C.
The Norfolk & Carolina
Tel. & TeL Co.
Low-cost baler
with
big-baler benefits
John Deere 24-T Twine-Tie Baler
If you are on a family-sized farm, a John Deere 24-T
Twine-Tie Baler is the practical baler for you. It’s a
low-cost baler with big-baler benefits. For example,
24-T has all the capacity you'll ever need. Bales are
,neat, square-cornered, and tied to stay tied. Bale size
iis 14x18. Many safety devices protect the 24-T from
A jackstand is regular equipment. The long
hitch gives you excellent maneuverability and better
visibility of the pickup. It’s a light-running baler, re
quiring a 2-plow tractor for most conditlbns. Come in
and get the full story on the John Deere 24-T Baler.
The Credit Plan makes it easy to own machines in
The Long Green Line.
4 y.
Come in and tee the new
John Deere 24 Wire-Tie
Baler Special Prices HHQM
Mi Baler twine and wire.
HOBBS IMPLEMENT CO, INC.
Gay C. Hobbs, Mgr. Edenton, N. C.
With Vs Service Is A Profession Not A Sideline
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, SEWBHBEB M, lIW
L. G. DEYTON, JR.
Deyton Joins
Insurance Firm
1,. G. Deyton, Jr., has been
appointed representative of
Integon Corporation. He will
serve residents of this area
in association with James O.
Perry, Jr., Intcgon’s general
agent in Williamston.
In his new position with
the Winston-Salem company,
Deyton will offer counseling
on all fonms of life, health
and accident insurance, group
and pension plans.
Deyton received his BS de
gree from East Tennessee
State University in Johnson
City, Tenn., in 1981. Before
joining Integon, he was per
sonnel manager at Chris-
Craft Corporation.
Deyton and his w : ife, the
former Rebecca Boswell, have
three children. He is an ac
tive member of the Chambei
of Commerce and serves on
the board of directors.
ASCS News
By H. O. WEST
County Executive Director
Announcement of New
E'ected Committeemen
The delegates to the coun
ty convention met Monday,
September 21 at 10 A. iM. and
elected E. E. Boyce, Jr., to a
three year term as regular
member of the Chowan ASC
■"ounty Committee.
Serving with Mr. Boyce
will be A. C. Griffin as chair
nan, whose term will expire
•n 1971; Ray Byrum as vice
’hairman, who has one year
remaining in his term.
Leonard Hare and E. M.
Howell were elected as alter
nates.
The newly elected commun
ity committeemen are as fol
'ows:
A Community: Harold
Lloyd Bunch, chairman; Mor
r;s Small, vice chairman; Jar
vis Skinner, regular member;
lobert L- Bunch, Jr., first al
ternate: Erie Jones, second
alternate.
B Community: Milton J.
Evans, chairman; Nonman
Hollowell, vice chairman;
Sammy Morris, regular mem
ber; Preston Monds, first
alternate; Carroll Bass, sec
ond alternate.
C Community: J. Beecher
Ward, chairman; John Butler
Byrum, vice chairman; Willie
Toyner, regular member; Ly
man Blanchard, first alter
nate; Dcrus Copeland, second
alternate.
The new committee year
"ill start October 1, 1970.
Reminders
Diverted acreage can be
razed October 1, 1970.
Farm operators who intend
to carry out a needed con
servation practice this fall
should file their request
now.
Return tobacco marketing
-ards when sales arc com
pleted.
William Parks
Gets Citation
VALPARAISO, Fla. S/Sgt.
William E. Parks of Eden
ton, N. C., has received the
U. S. Air Force Commenda
tion Medal for meritorious
service in Vietnam.
Sgt. Parks, son of Mrs.
Helen B. Parks, East Queen
Street, Edenton, distinguished
himself as a personnel sn»-
nalist at Tan Son Nhut Air
Base.
He was honored at Eglin
AIFB, Fla., where he now
serves with the Armament
Development and Test Cen
ter, a part of the Air Force
Systems Command. AFSC
manages research and devel
opment cf USAIF aerospace
systems.
The sergeant is a 1956 grad
uate of Chowan High School,
Tyner, N. C. His wife is the
former Grace M. White.
DAIRY DATA
Only about 10 million
pounds of butter are churned
on today's dairy farms, com
pared with nearly a billion
pounds churned on V. S.
farms in 1909. MOst dairy
men buy their butter at the
store, just like everybody
else.
FREE S&H GREEN STAMPS
DRAWING EVERY DAY-6 - 500 STAMP PRIZES EACH DAY. NOTHING TO BUY.
JUST COME IN AND REGISTER. Adults Only! Stamps must be claimed within 7 days.
10/12 lb. A vg. Harrell’s Whole Choice > Fresh
COUNTRY STYLE BONELESS TOP FIRST CUT
HAMS Round Steak Pork Chops
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IV 81.05 49 c
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46-oz. Del Monte 13-oz. Can Pet 5-lb. Camellia
Pineapple - Grapefruit EVAPORATED SELF-RISING
JUICE DRINK MILK FLOUR
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15%-oz. Can Jumbo Roll 2 5OO-Sheet Rolls
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20-oz. Box 30-Count Pamper 18%-oz. Box i
cold power daytime duncan hines
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HH PHTHISIC’S Super Market. Limit, 1 per family.
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4-lb. Bax Red Delicious
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Mr rLC J Tl 12»oz. Bmc Nahiseo
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iM FREE—Hand Puppet with
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