t;:2'il:.quua:;sv;l vr, esstfcsd. ..oi;tu car: Mr .1, a.
n
'
vs a y"t 8gop
.,.f,, Clyde K.
, I" -y wv
t Korth Caro
' .ved men ia. pub-
rt us who were
r j-aonal friendship
knew that be
-i.. perfect man as
i.i.can be. ' As hia minister
'1 of him,The had so sure an in
.tci for what is (rood. '
Foe year I joined, ill Korth Car
i :na, lii full admiration of Clyde
i. jeyjr I wondered what he posses-
sed that made h'im stand above the
crowd. Whet it wag my pleasure
to read a stfctehfent of Ms treed,
tailed, "Thto I Believe," it was not
tScult o see .the answer. If
tihong the many testimonials to his
life which he erected by his service
one can catch the political stature
of the' man, this writing of hi per
tnlts Us to catch the spiritual vide.
ThU I Believe
While it is hot possible to print
all "hf the statement.' here are a
few of the lines:
"I believe in faith I have al
ways had faith, A an adolescent
I pondered the tall orbed canopy of
IM iar exiennwi njum
lieved that ther was a pat first
auMsJGod. Tb tM theri wag no
thr explanation the universe
nd 110 other assurance of protect
tioH and ruidaitce. r
. kmoIkW ' htfa tnnnhnnn. With
' , " ...... F
manifold responsibilities and pr
blexintt woblerns. requiring all the
resources f which I was capable
there' was the Constant and increas
ing need for some reaervoir of pow
ef that could be tapped m periods
of emergencies and hours of crises.
In my faith I discovered that res
" erveuf . V : ' : .: ',''-.v-. '':.-
, , . . Faith has been indispens
able amid the sorrow and sadness,
es of life,' and has been exhilarat
ing and sustaining in periods of
joy and triumph. The experience
sained ? through :the . years, and
whatever learning or knowledge
have acquired, have not lessened,
but rather increased, my faith in
ik God who guides tlte destiny of
nations and individuals and who
even mark the falling of a spar
row
"I join the late treat; Kansas edi
tor, William Allen White, when he
said In a period" of crista. "I am
not afraid of tomorrow. I have
seen yesterday, I love today, and
I fact tomorrow vnafraid." There
are many Mouda on the horizon of
. America. , I ' have had and shall
. have mahy dark- highta, but there
LiGc.r.iuCFcr
tar Schools
cl,e Soviets to use in air attack on lour men i..;. ht be'avv d y t.4 Heel driU . t . -em 1
through ithe Gulf of safety' t-.ta. In i&trol wont.tneir own curs ana utucks.-
.... . . .Lt-.L.
COagt area. T . J troopers are consvaiuiy uujeci w
T"was pointed out recently by'al types .of traffic haaards.. We
Air Force officiaJs in urging acti- " encouraging our men to maKe
vatinir of the Ground Observer" " .
Corps.
Two changes were announced in
the membership of committees for
the Hertford Grammar and Central
Grammar Schools, following
meeting of the Board of Education
on Wednesday night of last week.
..Mrs, J. van Roach was appoint
ed to the Central committee to suc
ceed MrK Charlie UmpWett, who
resigned and Joe Towe White suc
ceeded John CorprevJ on the com
mittee " for Hertford Grammar
School, r ' '
The, Board "of Education approv
ed ; installation of Tights . on the
grounds , of Hertford Grammar
School, ,the cost to, be borne by a
local civic club. " Approval was also
voted to permit & Bible school to
be conducted at Hertford Grammar
Schodl during the summer months.
Board .Chairman J. Edgar Mor
ris and Superintendent J. T. Big-;
gera were authorized to negotiate
a contract for construction of a vo
cational class room at the Perquim
ans Training School.
Election of the principals for the
fiv schools of the county by the
various school committees was ap
proved during the -board meeting,
as was the9 election of teachers was
approved Tor the white schools of
the county. .
Action on the election of teach
ers for1 the Negro Schools is ex
pected to be taken at a meeting of
the Board next Monday night, or
immediately, following the election
of the Negro school committee.
The Board discussed, at . some
length, plans for renovating Per
quimans High,- School during the
coming summer and plans for this
work are now being drawn by J. W.
Griffith, architect.
Mrs.. Elizabeth I tiyrd was
elected by the Board as supervisor
of Negro schoola in Perquimans
County.
Charlie Vann Is
Now With Midgett
Charlie'' Vann has assumed his
duties as an associate of the Mid'
gett Insurance' Company of Eliza
beth 'City,' Lorimer Midgett an
nounced today.:
Vann, a native of Woodland, had
been associated with the Tarm Bu
TUNEFUL PRESCRIPTION Hans Frenz. left, professor of
music at a West Berlin, Germany, high school music academy, sets
the tune on a toy flute as two of. his pupils provide accompaniment
Hvith nartiallT filled medicine bottles, durine an engagement at a
bolbfaa The "botued" selections, first performed as a novelty, v
nave proven sucn a nit mat nerr c renz ana several oi nis siuaems j
arekeptfbnsj filling ; roOTUme,engagemente'orr prescription.j
Baptist Church, . the American
Legion and the Lions Club. He is
past president of the Hertford
Lions Club and past master 'of the
Hertford Masonic Lodge. He is
married to the former Mis3 Lilly
Byrum of Chowan County and they
have one son.--..;:". -,
"Charlie Vann is regarded as an
outstanding insurance man and we
are glad to have him associated
with us," Midgett said. 1 .
HIGH ALTITUDE? TEMPESTS ,
COULD Alb HOSTILE PLANES
A high altitude jet air' stream
which flows. ' f romrthe.. A.leWanai
ovei1 most Hi the.;; Tailed States
provides a backdoof entrance for
liirhway Troopers
To Be Equipped With
Safety Seat Belts
t State highway 'troopers; who in
dividually drive' some ! 4,000 'miles
month on duty, are getting safer
ty seat belts for their cars to-mini
mize injuries in case of a smash-
I Patrol headquarters said the
sturdy nylon' belts would be install;-
ea. in every - one of the 531-car
fleet. '
Studies made in . 323 auto acci
dents last year showed 44 per cent
of those - injured were flung
through doors that popped open on
impact.
"This indicates," said patrol com
mander James R, Smith, "thjjt one
of "the principal causes of auto in-
luries comes from being thrown
completely clear of the . car in a
smashup. . We are convinced that
some potentially fatal ' in juries to
haa nfever ytt bi8-a night dark'ftau ; ingurancs Company
enough to put out the atan and
1 there ahalt not be. This it Rtlll
"My Patheftf Worid." And my
faith abide"
RITES HELD FOR TOMMY V
REEVES WEDNESDAY P. M. '
Funeral services for Thomas
Beeves, tl,' at Elitabeth City, who
died early Monday morning .in a
Norfolk hospital, were conducted
Wednesday afternoon at the First
Christian Church in Elizabeth City,
by the Rev. Howard James.
Reeves is well known throughout
; the' Albemarle area having played
: baseball for several seasons with
tha Elizabeth City, club and the
Perquimans ' team, having won a
host of friends for hia fine sports
manship as an athlete. -
He is' survived by -his wife
Madge Williams Reeves; one son,
Thomas, Jr.; his father,' John
Reeves of Camden, and two broth
era of Norfolk.
' It is quite possible to be fond of
' a man who neglects his mother.
Even his, mother is often fond of
1946, first serving in Hertford af
ter returning from war service, and
then, moving to Elizabeth City in
1951.. -.'Prior'. to- entering serviced
Vann '4 served for ninf years as
manager Of the Colonial Store in
Hertford.,
He is- a member of the First
"IT'S WHITER THAN WHITE!"
SAYS ATHBY'S FAMOUS LITTLE PAINTER
yt One eoof covers ond ge$.f&rthef ;.
Bruthet on atiiily-smooffij ftself out"
VVashes as easily ai tile
r Stays white will -not turn yellow
Intid on AJHyS
'ton can't hurt an Athe surfw!
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THEtRLATKETFCiTCO.
Hertford Hzrdivzre & Supply Co.
ly while they are at work. And
we hope eventually that all Tar
',')HFor',Tatri.TJf
f .Pullman-Porter Beg your par
3on,"s!r, hut the dollar you gave
webbing,
The betts, which cost tl-e: patrol
$3 JO each, are bolted to the. car's
name;..: jr i uipiuuwjii- r i ' ; ",,iJt
ous type release buckle and -ftree last night had a noie m v
constructed of parachute .. nylon .TravelerSo did the blanket you;
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'trave me last nicrbt..
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Telephone conduit are in
expensive and easy to insttll
during construction., They
will conceal telephone wires
. . . provide for neat outlets.
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