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Page 6-A Bandon Notebook By Eleanor Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Church were in Philadelphia on Sunday. It was on a sad mission, this time...the passing away of Thomas Church, on Saturday. He was Alfred’s brother. Having been ill for a long time it was none the less a shock to Bandon’s congregation. The A. J. Church family, always so prayerfully hopeful and hlepful concerning others, now has the unreserved sympathy, especially of all who know them personally. G. Douglas Tise, acting superintendent of Bandon’s Sunday School, took over for Supt. Church. Mrs. Thomas H. (Louise) Dilday filled in for Mrs. Church, as secretary treasurer. Clarence S. Barnes was called upon to give the opening prayer. Mrs. W. S. (Judy) Waters, of Portsmouth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Smith, sang the beautiful solo, “Whispering Hope.” Mrs. H. T. (Margaret) Bunting was the organist. William F. (Butch) Smith was pianist, in duet, as well as teacher for all “the over-12’s and Mrs. G. D. (Evelyn) Tise taught “the under-12’s.” Continuing prayers were asked for Mrs. W. V. (Berlynne) Blanchard, C. H. Pierce and little Pat Weston. Ushers included R. C. Gilliam, F. W. 1 Jolly, D. W. Lapham and W. N. Waters. O One’s self-made, all too sketchy notes prove difficult to decipher on occasion, particularly when it comes to visitors’ names. We trust the following are spelled right: Mrs. Cheryl Ashley and baby CALL ME! 'p ;c mm * * mummer Bob Weintraub ■J | Motor nOKG Cor P PHONE 482-2191 EDENTON. N. C. NELSON P.CHEARS ,>r— —\ R E A I O .. IbJ TOWN-COUNTRY WATERFRONT .PROPERTIES. nr TLitrr / Marvin Barham TO THESE MEN a. . FUNERAL DIRECTING IS MORE THAN A | PROFESSION ... ITS A PERSONAL INVOLVEMENT WITH COMPASSION AND SYMPATHETIC UNDERSTANDING FOR EVERY FAMILY Jrtmm it Cimß Colonial ,3fnmral £tome 482-4486 J son, Brian; Mrs. Hope Jones, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Moore...all from Suffolk. Mrs. Moore has been like a grandmother to the Smith grandchildren, who love her dearly. Mrs. W. N. (Louise) Waters announced the fact that baked goods and home-canned food would be needed for her food table at the bazaar on August 4 and 5. It would be a help if she could be told today or tomorrow as to what will be donated and how and when it can be delivered. Mrs. W. O. (Grace) Schie also spoke up for “white elephant” articles, so popular at last year’s bazaar. This writer takes the liberty of giving the phone numbers of Mrs. Waters...22l - and Mrs. Schie...22l-8181. Since there will be so much getting ready today and Friday at the chapel, do try at night if there’s no answer. In the social news department, Saturday was an important time for many chapel members and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Jolly celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary with the families of their two sons and two daughter. Quite a crowd! May they have many, many more such happy occasions. Chowan River and the Jolly’s home in Arrowhead were the settings for a day of fun. Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Rowley Around Chowan Farms By R. M. THOMPSON, County Extension Chairman With the price of soybeans at the present level, a farmer should do everything possible to increase the yield. If you are bothered with morning glories or cockleburs now is the time to apply a control, in most cases the 2-4 DB which is sold as Butoxone or Butyrac. This should be applied a week before blooming through a week after blooming. It doesn’t give much control on red root pig weed, but it does a good job on cockleburs and morning glories. We also believe that you should do everything that is necessary to control insects in soybeans and the last week of August and the first week of September is normally the best time to apply the insecticides for soybean insects. The materials we recommend for soybeans to control insects are Sevin or Lannate. We believe that one FOR SALE NEW LISTING: 3 bed room brick house on cor ner lot; den, large dining area adjoining kitchen, 2 baths, carpeted, central air and heat, garage. 3-bedroom house on large wooded lot; kit chen with eating area, lVz baths, central heat, storage house. 3-bedroom mobile home on wooded corner lot. Very large frame house which can be used as 2 apartments. Other houses, lots and acreage. Call or Visit Nelson P.Chears REALTOR 114 East King Street 482-8284 482-2302 ftp r .va l ftp Tom ReM James nit Me M* F. Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Smith, of Arrowhead and Portsmouth, planned a “fish-fry” outdoors, on that same day and evening. Crowds of friends drove up at about the same time as those torrential cloud bursts arrived. Since neither house could accommodate the great number, permission was asked and gladly given to use Fellowship Hall. So, the fish were fried and carried there. As Mrs. Smith explained, “so the chapel wouldn’t smell fishy on Sunday.” Evidently it was a satisfactory solution, much appreciated and enjoyed. Sunday, the Rev. Bennie Crawford, of Edenton will be welcomed as the preacher of the day, as he is on every “first Sunday” at 11 A.M. in the church building. It would be a nice idea to ask a weekend neighbor to join you in whatever clothes they have on hand. At 9:45 the Sunday School classes begin. Bring the children along, too. BETHEL REVIVAL Rev. Larry McClure of Rocky Hock Baptist Church will be guest minister for revival services which will begin at 11 A.M. August 12 at Bethel Baptist Church in Perquimans County. The revival will continue through August 17 with services each evening at 8 o’clock. The public is invited to attend. spray of either of these materials will clean up the % insects where they will not be a problem. Many of our people are becoming concerned about the availability of lime for the coming year. There is a possibility that transportation will be a real problem and because of this it is suggested that the local supplier might like to stockpile lime late this summer. Many fields showed a need for liming this spring and it would be to your advantage to get this lime applied this fall as it would be more available for spring planting and you would be assured that it would be on your farm instead of waiting until next spring to get it applies. We hope that you will take your soil samples and get this lime applied this fall. This will help you and the vendor because it will give you a much longer time to have it put out and will give the vendor an opportunity to get the lime when freight cars are available. Competition for freight cars is tremendous with the movement of grain and this makes lime transportation secondary. We hope that you will do all you can to get what is necessary on your farm at the earliest opportunity so that you can be assured of being properly limed. Charlotte Liberty ■VjP JB Mutual Insurance y| JRI ready to serve you in life and hospital Wr INSURANCE NEEDS ■ANNOUNCES: Margaret O'Connell leading agent ■in sales during April, May and June I in the Edenton staff. ■ 216 S. Broad St. Phone 482-300 S PSt - V.v v*; >; ■; Y. -.- * jEgl SUPPORTS AGENCY Dr. W. R. Wagoner, left, president of the Baptist Children’s Homes, shows the agency history to Attv. Gen. Robert Morgan. The at torney general is assisting the agency in a funds cam paign. Morgan Serves As Chairman THOMASVILLE-Atty. Gen.. Robert Morgan will serve as t volunteer chairman for Harnett County in the Baptist Children’s Homes of N. C. Ten Star Builders program for eastern Carolina. Announcing the Atty. Gen’s appointment, Dr. W. R. Wagoner, BCH president, commented, “We are indeed Baptist Church Plans Services The Church School of Providence Baptist Church will begin at 9:30 A.M. Sunday Charlie L. Dowing, Sr., is director. Morning Worship at 11 A.M. The Sermon will be preached by the pastor, Dr. William C. Butts: Subject: "Serving A God That Heals.” The Senior choir will serve. Following the sermon the Lord’s Supper will be administered by the pastor. The Ushers will sponsor a Gospel Sing at 5 P.M. Many groups from this area will appear on program. Revivial Services will be held August 20 - 24. Services will begin each evening at 7:45 P.M. The guest pastor and preacher will be Rev. W. Henry Maxwell, pastor of Ivy Baptist Church, Newport News, Va. Guest choirs will serve each night. 1 tm 1 E. N. Manning w 8.11 Harris ft THE CHUWAIM HERALD fortunate to have the assistance of Mr. Morgan in promoting our child care and family service ministry in eastern North Carolina and particularly in Harnett County.” Ten Star Builders Program is designed to expand and develop Baptist Children’s Homes’ services to children and their families in eastern North Carolina. Odum Home in Pembroke and Kennedy Home near Kinston have provided these services for a number of years. There are 17 licensed foster homes in the area. Casework services with and without financial assistance, care for the family with specialized needs, and assistance for children in technical training or higher types of education are also available. In the Ten Star Builders program a capital outlay of s2>2-million in Eastern North Carolina alone is called for over the next 10 years. An additional $3-million is needed to help sustain this expansion. “What society calls the | smart thing to do is often j pretty dumb.” ( | WEIGH LESS! OR PAY NOTHING ; Start losing weight today OR < , MONEY BACK. MONADEX is a tiny , tablet that will help curb your da- i sire lor excess lood. Eat less-weigh j i less. Contains no dangerous drugs , I and will not make you nervous. No | I strenuous exercise. Change your lile i . . . start today. MONADEX costs i $3.00 lor a 20 day supply and $5.00 { tor twice the amount. Lose ugly lat I or your money will be relunded with no questions asked by: { Mitchener's Pharmacy ] EDENTON i Mail Orders Filled—Add Sic ] Tax and Pest age Individual and family plans tailored to your needs. HEAUH& ! ACCIDENT INSURANCE helping you through life |H #|| m I KM ft [Thomas J. Jordan 1 Stratford tat KDBSTON, N. C. Offlea 48-4 SM Sam J. Ervin Says WASHINGTON-President Nixon’s Phase TV economic controls were only hours old when it became evident that prices of many consumer products, including many foods, were pn their way up. Not only that beef I am told in short supply and it may become a scarce item on the family table in a matter of days. The cost of owning a home and keeping it operating is going up at a rapid rate. Housing costs are rising far more rapidly than incomes and so are home repairs, and day-to day expenses. The energy crisis, among other things, is adding greatly to the cost of keeping a residence. Inflation and the conditions which it breeds poses immense problems for us all whether we are growers, manufacturers, craftsmen or consumers. Once again we see that controls and price freezes work only for a short time, and only permit us to correct fundamental defects in the economy. What we are witnessing now in respect to inflation is in large measure due to excesses in federal spending that have eroded the value of the dollar and the resources of our country. Many of our troubles today are due to the unwise philosophy that was widely held in high places in our government in the years following World War II that our country could afford the luxury of giving away vast amounts of our resources to other nations - more than slso-billion - without any detriment to the country. That philosophy also made it impossible to hold down the costs of social welfare programs in this country. When the United States gave large sums to the citizens of other nations it could not politically deny benefits to our own ' impoverished citizens. Soon the “red ink” began to pile up yearly in the federal budget and new budget concepts were adopted by one Administration after another to conceal the magnitude and the consequences of deficit I spending from the people. There is hope that change is on the way. Congress is making 1 efforts at this session to restore fiscal responsibility in . government. Fiscal responsibility ought to be a i matter of the highest priority. I ■ am pleased that a bill which I i introduced on April 11 to i establish new congressional budget procedures to set BUILD YOUR HAPPY FUTURE fjrlVj IN A BIG Regular m m Passbook K Savings ACCOUNT AT _ Edenton Savings & Loan Loom a losson from tho squirrel who's smart enough to know ha has to save for tho future. Your hopes and dreams will bo roolizad, too, If yew start saving port of ovary pay chock now. BIG 5Vi% interest makes your savings grow by loops and bounds. Got started today. Enjoy getting richer at Edenton Savings A Loan Association, tho friendliest place in town. % Edenton f-A— r V — nttfintim I 322 South Broad Street f DENTON, N. Q. 27932 ceilings on both outlays and budget authority, S. 1541, was approved last week by the Senate Subcommittee on Budgeting, Management and Expenditures of the Government Operations Committee. That bill now goes to the full Government Operations Committee, of which I am Chairman. I trust that the Committee can report this bill to the Senate after the August recess. The adoption of this measure would provide budget control by creating standing committees on the budget in both Houses of Congress, establishing a Congressional Office of the Budget equivalent in status to the General Accounting Office, moving up the date of submission of the President’s P-4 SI PREPARES FOR SHOW— Tommy Stallings of Belvi dere is shown with a prize winning entry at Perquim ans Horse and Pony Club. The club will hold a horse show at 6 P. M. Saturday at their ring on Preston Nix* on’s farm, two miles west of Hertford. AUTO MECHANIC Skilled Mechanic Experienced Have opening for right man. Major company benefits. Retirement plan, group insurance, advancement oppor tunities with qualifications. For Application See Stan Stroud, Mgr. HOKE MOTOR CORF. 105 EAST QUEEN STREET EDENTON, N. C. Thursday August 2, 1973 Budget from January to November 15 each year, providing for congressional review and approval of new so called “backdoor spending” authority, requiring the adoption before April 15 each year of a concurrent resolution establishing overall and major category ceilings of the budget, and requiring the adoption of a second resolution before September 15 each year of any changes in program priorities. This measure, in essence, seeks to provide for a total rebuilding of the structure of budget control through new congressional procedures, _ a system that is urgently needed if the Federal Government is to get to the real causes of inflation.
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