Area Mental Health Center Functions
'paries R. Franklin, Jr.,
ditfotor, Albemarle Mental
Health Center, reported No
lAiber 2 to Chowan com
45«kmers on progress being
made at the center. He said
the budget is now $87,040
with funds coming from six
counties in the area.
Chowan budgeted $3,000
but he said the directors hope
this can be increased by
SI,OOO during the year.
Franklin said in fiscal
1071-72 the participation
would be on 50 cents per
capita with counties which
do not come up to this amount
getting limited services.
He explained that the state
snatches local funds on a two
for One basis.
Commissioners passed a
resolution in support of the
Coastal Freeway.
Mrs. Elizabeth Goodwin,
tax collector, said collections
the first month' since the no
tices were mailed are about
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oa par with last year. Pre
payments were much less this
year, she- reported.
Mrs. Pansy Elliott, county
accountant, reported the as
sessed valuation as being
$38,289,171, which will bring
in $58,422 over whait was
budgeted. She said the bud
get was “running close.”
George asked the account
ant if she had figured in
$14,500 in delinquent collec
tions. She replied that this
had been budgeted only by
the schools.
Mrs. Lena M. Leary, clerk
of court, reported the state
had authorized a part-time
employee for her office and
she would need some addi
tional equipment. She (made
a specific request for a desk.
Commissioners Bateman and
Phillips were to work on
this problem.
Pete Thompson, county ex
tension chairman, reminded
commissioners of the AADA
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 197#
annual (meeting here Decem
ber 4 at National Guard
Armory with Gov. Bob Scott
as the keynote speaker.
He said a 15-county swine
meeting will be held at the
fairgrounds on November 10.
The rescue squad reported
35 calls, traveling 1,807 miles
at an expense of $405.81.
Ashley said SB6 was received
in contributions for calls.
Tax Supervisor Sherlon
Layton presented several no
tices of relief from taxes on
property purchased in recent
months by Edenton Housing
Authority. They were ap
proved.
Commissioners, upon re
quest of Sheriff Troy Toppin,
approved action to request
the 1971 General Assembly to
pass a local bill allowing a
deputy sheriff to also serve
as ABC officer.
George Lewis, chairman of
the Chowan County Planning
Board, appeared and
for a S3CO budget. This was
approved. The board meets
the fourth Tuesday J in each
month in the extension office
conference room in the coun
ty office building.
He said a special meeting
will be held at 8 P. M., Mon
day to receive the sub-divi
sion regulations from the
county planner.
Matters of hearsay depend
upon the point of view.
Wes Chesson, Leo Hart
Smashing Duke Records
DURHAM As they ap
proach the last two games of
their college careers, Duke’s
great passing combo of Leo
Hart and Wes Chesson have
few team and conference rec
ords left to conquer.
Hart, the 6-3, 195-pound
quarterback from Kinston,
will end his career among the
top five passers in NCAA
history.
Hart has completed 452
passes in 802 attempts, an
excellent 56.3 per cent, for
over three miles in yardage—
-5,554 yards. All of these
figures are Duke and ACC
records.
Hart has suffered only 29
interceptions in three years,
an average of only one in
each 27 pass attempts.
Hart has added 173 yards
rushing for 5,727 yards total
offense on 1,061 offensive
plays, both records. That’s
an average of 5.4 yards per
Play.
Hart has thrown 19 TO
passes and has scored 13
himself. His 32 touchdown
responsibility figure is tops
at Duke and trails Virginia’s
Bob Davis by seven for the
ACC record.
Chesson, the 6-2, 190-
pound wide receiver from
Edenton, has caught 149
passes for 2,060 career yards,
Duke and AOC records.
Adding 418 yards rushing,
Chesson’s total yardage of
2,407 ranks him fifth on
Duke’s career list, trailing
Hart, Billy Cox (3,761), Scot
ty Glacken (3,300) and Tom
Davis (2,640).
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Robert W. Mize
Taken hi Death
Robert Wesley Mize, 24
Westover Heights, died sud
denly Friday at his home.
He was 46.
Mr. Mize had been em
ployed by Chris-Craft Cor
poration for 25 years and
was associated with the plant
here prior to the closing.
A native of Illinois, he was
bern December 7, 1924, son
of Charles Mize and the late
Mrs. Grace Mize. He was
married to Mrs. Bessie Marie
Mize, who also survives.
Other survivors include
three sons: 'Robert W., Jr.,
Ricky L. and Mark A. Mize,
all of the home; a daughter,
Mrs. Delores Stewart of In
dianapolis, Ind.; two broth
ers, Charles and Benjamin,
both of Decatur, III.; five
sisters: Mrs. Esta Sorrel of
Shelbyville, 111.; Mrs. Thelma
: Badman of Stonnington, 111.;
Mrs. Grace Stanberry of Pana,
: 111.; Mrs. May Wirey of
! Stonnington, 111., and Mrs.
: Rosella Leigh of Decatur, 111.,
( and four grandchildren.
He was a veterans of
World War 11.
! Funeral services were held
• at 3 P. M. Tuesday in Willi
■ ford Memorial Chapel with
( Rev. Russell Rice in charge.
Burial was in Beaver 'Hill
Cemetery. Williford Funeral
l Home had charge of arrange
ments.
A number of Duke season
records are in jeopardy now,
thanks to seniors Hart and
Chesson and sophomore run
ning sensation Steve Jones.
Hart and Chesson also have
a chance to set season marks
as well as their numerous
career records. Hart holds
the team season completion
record with 162 in 1968; he
now has 145.
Chesson has 59 season
catches for 741 yards, both
short, but within reach of
the records held by Henley
Carter of 65 catches for 892
yards in 1968.
Most important for Duke
fans, the Blue Devils have a
chance, by winning their
final two road contests with
South Carolina and North
JJarolina, to win seven games
for the first time since 1962,
also the last time they won
an ACC title outright, an
other reward waiting for
two season-ending wins.
More than 2-million gallons
of fuel oil were used to fill
the tanks of the Battleship
USS North Carolina during
her active duty days.
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Culture Week
In Greensboro
RALEIGH North Caro
lina’s 13 cultural and his
torical organizations are now
making last-minute plans for
their annual week-long gath
ering scheduled for Decem
ber 1-5 in Greensboro. “Cul
ture Week,” traditionally
held in Raleigh, takes place
in Greensboro this year in
conjunction with the begin-,
ning of the Guilford County
Bicentennial observance.
Many of the participating
organizations have grown up
around the N. C. Literary
and Historical Association
which was founded in 1900
“to organize the literary tal
ent of the state” and to co
ordinate the activities of re
gional cultural organizations.
Notable among its many ac
complishments was its spon
sorship in 1903 of legislation
.establishing the N. C. His
torical Commission, now the
State Department of Archives
and History.
The nrene “Culture Week,"
first applied in a spoofing
editorial reference, was liked
and informally adopted by
the late Dr. Christopher Crit- 1
tenden, then director of the
State Department of Archives
and History.
This year’s gathering of the
13 independent organizations
will feature several speakers
of national prominence and
the annual presentation of
awards to outstanding North
Carolinians for literary, ar
tistic, historical and musical
excellence.
Vets Corner
(Editor's Note: Below are fttt*
thoritative answers by the Veterans
Administration to some of the
many current questions from for
mer servicemen and their families.
Further information on the veter
ans' benefits may be obtained at
any VA office).
Q. Is there a final date
for conversion of a National
Service Life Insurance policy?
A. It can usually be con
verted at any time the policy
is current. However, there
are some policies prefixed by
“W” that cannot be convert
ed if the renewal date cames
aft e r the insured’s 50th
birthday. In this case, the
conversion right must be ex
ercised before the term runs
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IN MEMORY OF JAMES
ELLIOTT BUNCH
In loving memory of
Daddy on his birthday, No
vember 14, 1910, who passed
away March 24, 1970.
In tears we watched you
suffer and little could we
do,
But hold your hand for com-'
fort, and pray God will
help you through.
The Golden Gate stood c.yen,
God saw you needed rest,
Then He called you by your
name, only He knew what
was bes t.
■HIS CHILDREN.
THANK YOU j
For Your Support And
Continued Confidence In
1
Me As Your Congressman
In The First District
WALTER B. JONES
Sunday School Lesson
Continued from Page f
precious element in the
somewhat hectic days in
which we live and have our
, being, can be the greatest
gift we can give to a lonely
, soul or a person who is, be
cause of ill health, shut in
l from the exciting and busy
outside world. A helping
hand stretched out to one
who is finding this business
of living a draining and ex
hausting experience, can im
-1 bue them with a new
strength of spirit, and will
not pass unnoticed by the
PAGE SEVEN-B
One who was ever concerned
with the ills of the world.
The more we give of our
selves, the more complete we
become as individuals, as
teaching Christians.
(These comments are based
on outlines of the Interna
tional Sunday School Lessons,
copyrighted by the Interna
tional Council of Religions
Education, and used by per
mission).
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