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Ph. 482-2318 Edenton
NOTICE
I To All Voters Os
Chowan County
REGISTRATION PERIOD FOR
GENERAL ELECTION WILL BE HELD
SATURDAY, OCT. 10, OCT. 17, OCT. 24
.From 9sW A. M., to 6:30 P.M. at the following places
West Edenton Edenton Municipal Building
Mrs. S. F. Hicks : Registrar
Mrs. J. A. Curran * Judge
Mrs. David 0. Wright Judge
East Edenton Chowan Countg Courthouse
Mrs. J. E. Cozzens Registrar
Mrs. W. E. Mills Judge
Mr. Woolard Rhoades Judge
Rocky Hock Rocky Hock Community Auditorium
Mrs. J. R. Peele Registrar
Mr. Earl Bunch Judge
Mr. Paul Ober Judge
Center Hill Center Hill Community Building
Mr. Ralph Goodwin Registrar
Mr. Norman Hollowell Judge
Mr. Rufus Smithson Judge
Wardville H&H Grocery Store
Mr. Henderson R. Peele Registrar
Mr. W. Jennings Bunch Judge
Mrs. R. L. Hendren Judge
Yeopim Edenton Airport Building
Mrs. Jasper Hassell Registrar
Miss Sara Margaret Harrell Judge
Mr. Ralph F. Barnes } Judge
CHALLENGE DAY - OCTOBQt 31,1970
9:00 A. M, to 3:00 P. M.
GENERAL ELECTION DAY • TKSDAY, NOV. 3,1970
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6:30 A. R, to 6:30 P. M.
A p«n<x> seeking to vote must have resided in the State of North Carolina
tor one year, and in the precinct in which he seeks to register for 30 days by the
date of the General Election.
All Registered voters who have moved to another precinct must apply for a
transfer at the precinct in which he now resides.
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MRS. GEORGE C. HOSKINS, CHAIRMAN
THE CHOWAN HEEALD, EDENTON, NOBTH CABO LINA, THURSDAY, OCTOBEB S, 1976.
ASCSNews Surratt Heading Mental Health Drive
By H. O. WEST
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stock production. This has
brought Japanese consumers
more meat and poultry at
better prices; it has opened
opportunities for Japanese
farmers for new and profit
able livestock enterprises; it
has meant an important and
expanding feed grain market
for world agriculture . . .
“Almost the whole range of
U. S. farm commodities finds
Japan a leading customer.
“Japan wants, needs, and
can afford these products, and
the U. S. can supply them in
any system of international
trade in which price, quality,
and availability are the pri
mary factors . . .
“In a world of competition,
export expansion means sales
manship and service as well
as price, quality, and availa
bility. The producers and
marketers of the major U. S.
agricultural products have un
derstood this, and they sup
port some 68 private trade
organizations formed to de
velop markets overseas in
cooperation with the Depart
ment of Agriculture. This is,
of course, a mutual effort—
with many strong Japanese
organizations bringing to it
their special knowledge, their
special abilities."
In closing, Agriculture Sec
retary Hardin gave special
recognition to the trade or
ganizations for the three com
modities which last year ac
counted for two-thirds of to
tal U. S. agricultural exports
to Japan feed grams, soy
beans, and wheat.
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Appointment of Thomas M.
Surratt of Edenton as chair
man of Chowan County’s 1970
mental health fund drive was
announced today by Mrs. Leif
Valand of Raleigh, president
of the North Carolina Mental
Health Association. Sunday,
October 18, has been official
ly set as "March Day” for the
drive.
Funds from the drive will
be used to fight mental ill
ness, which the American
Medical Association describes
as “America’s most pressing
and complex health prob
lem.” Mrs. Joan White of
Edenton is among community
leaders recruiting volunteer
workers to visit their neigh
bors on that Sunday to distri
bute information and to re
ceive contributions.
Surratt, formerly assistant
director of Rowan Memorial
Hospital in Salisbury, became
administrator of Chowan
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OPEN HOUSE SOON Low-cost demonstration home owned by Mrs. Elmira
Fleming of Hicks Street will soon be open for visiting by anyone who is interested
in a low-cost home. The Chowan County Extension Agency and FHA are working
together to get an adequate house at low cost for the people in the county. Joe Meads,
Building Contractor, constructed the house.
Herald Legals
NOTICE
North Carolina,
Perquimans County.
Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in a
certain security agreement
executed by J. H. Tcwe, C. T.
Dixon, Jr., and Jackie H.
Dixon, dated August 22, 1960,
and the accompanying prom
issory note executed con
temporaneously therewith by
C. T. Dixon, Jr., and Jackie
H. Dixon to J. H. Towe, in
the sum of $173,000.00, said
note being now overdue and
unpaid, the undersigned will
offer for sale at public auc
tion to the highest bidder for
cash at the courthouse door
in Hertford, North Carolina,
at twelve o’clock noon, on the
23rd day of October, 1970,
the collateral pledged as se
curity for said note, the same
being 100 shares of capital
stock of Towe Motor Com
pany. Incorporated.
This 2nd day of October,
1970.
J. H. TOWE.
By Walter G. Edwards,
Attorney.
Exp Oct 22c
o
the Listener
Planning your financial fu
ture gets more complicated
all the time . . . and getting
everything in balance now
and for the future takes pro
fessional help. Which is
why you should talk to the
Listener your INTEGOX
representative.
He’s trained to help you
plan a balanced program for
the way you want things to
be. And he begins by listen
ing, to find out just what
your needs really are. Call
him today.
L G. Deyton
P. O. Box 2
Edenton, N. C. 27932
Phone 482-2624
ASSOCIATED WITH
JAMES O. PERRY. JR.
GENERAL AGENT
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Hospital in December, 1967.
Involved recently in the
building of the new section
of Chowan Hospital, schedul
ed to be opened next week,
Surratt said, "I am glad to
report that space will be re
served for the mentally ill in
the hospital’s new wing.”
The NCMHA, a division of
the National Association for
Mental Health, has four major
program emphases; (1) the
provision of more and more
adequate mental health ser
vices at the community level;
(2) the provision of a wider
range of mental health ser
vices for children; (8) im
proved care and treatment for
hospitalized mental patients,
and (4) a more adequate
program of aftercare and re
habilitation for former men
tal patients when they return
to their own communities.
“Citizens of Chowan County
can help in .these programs
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by supporting this important
work on October 18,” Surratt
stated.
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Joan Hughes Pierce, speed
ing 50 miles per hour in a 35
mile per hour zone, sls fine
and costs.
William .Dennis Tullis,
drunk driving, 90 days, sus
pended upon payment of SIOO
fine and costs and revoked
license for one year.
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Recently, however, research
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