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PURPOSE OF BILL was welcomed into , the Fellowship!
S. 3092 has two purposes. The first : vuttng the business session the mem
is to provide supplemental benefits ' paid their dues for. the orphan
i A new member.- Howard Cnrtnlan.i.
' Washington 1 flew down to Ra-derson Amendment to join Alaska for
leign last weeK. un my return oy consiaeration along with Hawaii lor
plane we ran into bad weather about Statehood. I voted for this measure.
Richmond, -and by the. time we got .It passed the Senate by a close, vote,
to Washington," the weather was very 46-43. : : f
bad. I stepped off of the plane and FOOD FOR NEEDY n
tit -was snowing pretty hard. When I I joined' with Senator Kerr of Okla-
left Raleigh only an hour before, it noma in the co-sponsorship of Senate
was sunshiny and the birds were sing- Bill 3092 to provide supplementary
ingf .- benefits for recipients of public as-
ANDERSON AMENDMENT sistance under Social Security-Act
I had to return to vote on the An- programs through the issuance of cer-
MOT I G E
: -We are moving our store' three doors
west of our present location on Market
... Street, temporarily; while our old store t:
undergoes remodeling.
We will endeavor to give our customers
the same good service as in the past dur
ing our temporary stay in the new loca- V
tion.
C.E. CANNON GROCERY
Phone 2371 -:- Hertford, N. C.
for ' individuals receiving assistance
under the programs of old-age assist
ance, aid tot dependent children, aid to
the blind.' nd aid to the permanently
and totally disabled, as provided for
in Titles I, IV, X and XVI of the So
cial Security Act, . The second is to
provide for Increased domestic con
sumption of surplus agricultural food
products by establishing a program
whereby the' monthly . benefit pay
ments of such individuals will be sup
plemented by the Issuance of ?10.00
in certificates which may be transfer
red to retail food products dealers in
exchange for surplus agricultural food
products at prevailing market prices.
This impressed me so much as being
a practical sensible and humane ap
proach that I had to stand on my feet
in the Senate and say something
about it. ; It touches' the economic
needs of our people and the need to
stabilize farm prices. ' I
WHY THIS BILL? ,
.they, have adopted. Celia and Wayne
White served delicious refreshments.
A total of 14 members were present
I Ibtoges&news?
: Miss Judy Harford and the Rev.
John Durham of , Wake Forest College
were 'dinner guests of Mrs. -Sidney
Layden Sunday, f ;
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Perry motored to
Point Harbor Sunday afternoon. -
Mrs. Irvin Whidbee and Mrs. Frank
Ward were among the shoppers in
Elisabeth City Thursday.
Mrs. Louis Proctor visited her sis
ter, Mrs. - Walter Trueblood Sunday
afternoon.
Hue Copeland of Boston spent the
week-end with .his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Copeland, v t
Mr. and Mrs. , Ray Stallings of
Hobbsville were supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Irvin Whidbee Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Winston Lane, Sr., ac
companied by Mrs. Winston Lane, Jr.,
r . r::i r:::c" tf c-1 :.:.
and Urs. Dave Vhiie of LlizabeUi
City spent Thursday with their moth
er, Mrs. Horace Boyce.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Proctor motor
ed to Rocky Hock Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Ward and Mrs. Irvin
Whidbee were, in Edenton Friday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ayscue, Jr., spent
Saturday night with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. M. Copeland.
i Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Cooper and son
visited her mother, Mrs. Horace Boyce
last Thursday.
Mrs. Ed Overton and Bob Overton,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Ward visited friends in Norfolk Sun-
i Dob Layden is spending hli r
holidays with his mother, Mrs. i
Layden. .Next week he will be
his engineering class while they n
further study in New York.; - '
Mrs. Josiah Proctor spent Wed;
day with I'rs. Elmer Proctor SunJ
Mrs. Bub Layden visited her f
er Robert Harrell, who- is a patk
at Norfolk General Hospital. E.
found him somewhat improved. ;
Mrs. Edgar Riddick is staying w:
her husband at the Albemarle He.
tal. Mr. Eiddick is now reported
the road to recovery from a collar
lung' and otLer complications.
HEY, FELLAS...
If s Fishing
Time Again!
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Enjoy the sport and get results by using proper equip
ment . . . our store is headquarters for fishing tackle
of all types.
Fly Rods Fly Rod Reels
Fly Baits Tackle Boxes
Hooks Reed Poles
Boat Paddles
Cushi6ns
Minnow. Pails
r Rod Lines and Baits
Fly Lines
Lines
Dip Nets
Boat Seats
Life Preservers
Casting Rods
; MERCURY - COSAIR - BUCCANEER
i OUTBOARD MOTORS
This extra monthly , $10.00 to the ; visited Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Taylor in
inaiviauais i nave aireaay mentioned Bertie County Sunday afternoon,
will be a uod-send to them. Today
we have a strange condition in our
country. Many of our citizens do not,
have enough food to eat. Yet there
is a surplus of food which threatens
to drive farm prices lower and under
mine our whole economy.' The cost of
living is high. This bill, if passed,
would help melt away the government
surpluses of food by seeing to it that
it gets into the hands of the needy
and deserving people of our country.
It would prevent this food from be
ing shipped to Russia, or other places,
as some have suggested. We have
the surplus of food. The Federal gov
ernment already owns it If addition
al aid is to , be given to people on
needy roles, then it seems practical
to do it this way. . It will serve a
human need and it will help to keep
our farm prices at a level where the
farmers of North Carolina can make
a living.; I am for helping folks who
are in need and doing away with aid
to people who are able to work and
earn a living but are too lazy to do it
HISTORY '-.V--We
had a letter from Statesvflle
this week which contained an inter
esting facV It said that Iredell Coun
ty touched more counties than any
other county in the United States. It
got me to thinking about the counties
that Iredell adjoins, so I checked the
big North Carolina map in the office.
They are Rowan, Cabarrus, Mecklen
burg, Lincoln, Catawba, Alexander,
Wilkes, Yadkin and Davie nine coun
ties! That -must be the record! If
anybody knows differently, I'd like to
hear about it J ;
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DRIVING INCREASES
Tar Heel motorists had a big wan
derlust last year. Recording to recent
figures compiled by Major C. A. Speed
Director of the Motor Vehicles De
partment's Highway Safety Division.
For the year business " trips, Sunday
outings, vacation driving, errands and
the like totaled a staggering 14,471,
064,522 miles of driving, That's a four
ner cent increase in motor travel over
1952 the figures show. And as Major
Speed said, "With mileage figures go
ing up every year it becomes obvious
we must emphasize more, than ever
the three C's of safe. driving Cour
tesy, Caution, and Common sense."'
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CONTACT
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Edenton Phone 795-J-2
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
Top Quality Seed!
GET YOUR NEEDS NOW WHILE OUR SUPPLY IS TOPS V
KOBES LESPEDEZA . . . just a few bags left. ;
Priced at $25.00 per hundred
SEED CORN IS HARD TO
OBTAIN. WE HAVE A
SMALL AMOUNT OF THE
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Mr, and Mrs. : Elisha Whitley of
Portsmouth, Va were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. E. B, Hollowell on
Thursday. -, ;: ; ; :
Mr. and Mrs. ' A. R. Winslow were
at Kill Devil Hill Sunday. ; - A
' Mr: and Mrs. J. P. Hollowell and
son, Grover, spent Saturday in Suf
folk, Va., shopping. v v
Miss Phyllis Trueblood, daughter of
Mr. nd Mrs. C. N. Trueblood was tak
en to Albemarle Hospital for appen
dicitis over the week-end. She is do
ing fine after the operation. !
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Perry and chil
dren of Norfolk, Va., spent the week
end with his mother, Mrs. J. E. Per
ry and Elmer. . .
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Munden and
daughter of Suffolk, Va., spent the
week-end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Nowell, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Jones of Suf
folk, Va., and Dwight Jones of Wood-
ville spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. R. D. Jones.
Miss Evelyn Ann Stanton is sick
with flu.
Mrs. C. M. Umphlett and Mrs. F. W,
Humphlett's condition is about the
same. y-''"'-''"' '
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BURGESS W. M. U. MEETS
The Burgess W. M. U. inet Monday
night with Mrs. J. B. Basnieht The
meetmg opened by singing, the theme
song, "Jesus Loves," followed by a
prayer. Minutes were read and ap
proved and the roll called with thir
teen members present.
Mrs. William Stallings presented a
most interesting program on '."Lifting
American Morals." .
The meeting closed with the Watch
Word. The hostess served nuts, cook
ies and Angel food cake with iced
drinks. ' .
MTP MEETS
. The ' Winfnll , M-Y.P,, met Monday
night at the Epworth Methodist
Church. The president., Emily White,
presided over the meeting. Scripture
was by Elihu Wilder end Iris Wilder
led in prayer. Emily, White gave a
very interesting res t on !Tou
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