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The supply at modern hous ing in Lenoir County may be ex panded through a new coopera tive effort with private indus try announced re£ntly by Wai ter L. Pippin, county supervis or for the Farmers Home Ad Builders, developers, and oth ers in the home building and financing fields can now work directly with prospective bor rowers to ‘package’ applications for rural housing loans,” Pippin said. “Participation in the packag ing program,” he added, “will be limited to those who can provide all the necessary information a bout the home, assure its de livery at a specified price, and can work directly with the ap plicant family.” He explained that the pack ager will assemble reliable in formation on the applicant and the home he wants to buy, build, or improve. They will submit the data on. forms supplied through the. local FHA office at Room 218, Federal Building1 in Kinston. When the information about the building and applicant is complete, the loan can be ap proved and funds made avail able by the FHA. The County supervisor said a briefing session for interested builders and developers will be held at 3:30 p.m. on Monday, November 23, 1970, in the Con ference Room of the Federal Building in Kinston. “The first step for a prospec tive packager is to meet with the FHA county supervisor to obtain detailed information a-, bout eligibility requirements for a loan and the type and cost of homes the agency can appro priately finance,” Pippin said. In general, he explained that to be eligible an applicant must lack decent, safe and sanitary housing, must be unable to ob tain credit from other sources and must have sufficient income to repay the loan, pay taxes and insurance, maintain the house and meet other living expenses. BEATING Continued from page 1 not to prefer assault charges a gainst the teacher, pointing out that it would cause him to lose his job, and might possibly re sult in retaliatory actions being taken against their daughter by students at the school. The parents ignored the ad vice of the school officials and preferred the charges under which Good was arrested Mon day. He was placed under $100 bond, which was signed by Prin cipal Carraway and trial has been set for November 19th. understand en on applications until all re quired information has been sub mitted to FBA, the appllant is Interviewed by the county su pervisor and any required sup plementary information has been obtained," Pippin pointed out A 36-page manual explaining the packing program is now vailable at the local office. the county supervisor noted that James V. Smith, Adminis trator ot the FHA “has express ed confidence that this new pro gram tom help smooth the way for applicants and move us more rapidly toward the national goal of adequate housing for every family in rural, America.” Lenoir Countinn Critically Hurt in Four-Car Accident at 8 Friday Night H. M. Morris HI of Kinston route 5 was critically injured in a pair of accidents at 8 Friday night about four miles north of Kinston on Highway NC 11. Patrolman Marvin Moore said Morris ran off the road on the right aide and hit a parked car owned by Odell Ingram of Kin ston route 1, knocking it into another parked' car owned by Edna Earl King of Kinston route 1. Minutes inter another car came along being driven by Andrew Lee Fox of 2506 Richlands Road' and it hit the rear of Morris’s car which was out on the paved portion of the roadway, knock ing it against into the Ingram car, and it, in turn for the second time into the King car. In this second series of collis ions a pedestrian Iris King was struck by the King car and knocked down. and Miss King were -both for minor injuries and serious iri ~ ' • *. ' .ii I 8NHPRL —»<jmd to Pitt Memorial Hospital in Greenville for, care of a neurosurgeon, where he eu reported to be ' SURVIVES CAVE-IN / Berry FutreH of Vanceboro route 1 survived but had a very dose call wen he was covered In a cave-in near Dick Whaley’s ' . . . Where Your Trust Is Sacred And Your Wishes Cored For . . . Dial JA 3-5143 Kinston, N. C. INDEPENDENT FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH M STANLEY E. WINOARD, PASTOR INVITES YOU TO ITS REGULAR WORSHIP SERVICES "Standing for Tkt Vtrbal Inspiration of Tit Biblf i Wsdnssday Services 7:30 — Sunday Ssrvicss — 9:45 A.M. Sunday School 11:00 A.M. Morning Services 6:15 PJM. Church Training Union 7:30 P.M. Evening Services Highway N. C. 58 Between Trenton and Pollocksville f even tnougn me cost or living nas been rising at an alarming rate, your telephone has lien hold ing the line. You’re still paying virtually the same basic rates for local telephone service that you were paying 13 years ago. And even then it was a bargain. What’s more, Long Distance rates have been reduced 12dmes since 1957. f ' . . ; - UifBtfijd Telephone System mmm 'MiStMSaams&
Jones County Journal (Trenton, N.C.)
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