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.Turing the past few days I have
- 1 the opportunity to attend meet
rf.twa fraternal organisations
in Tori 'Carolina, the State Con
ve":pvof. the Junior Order, Unit'
ed American Mechanics, in Ashe-
' vilU, and the annual Masonic Pic
nicftt Mqcksville. '
Ties trips gave me a chance to
eeveral counties since being in
irrth Carolina.' " I have" been im
pressed -with the' bountiful crops
this' year,' and I'revall that at the
Barh .time last year We were work
ing 'with -the Department of Agri
culture to 'secure drought relief.
. '''t . What T See
-My 'Office in Washington advises
n that a number of visitors to
th" Capitol are making inquiries
about the things to see and do in
Washington. Many constitutente
write for information about things
to include in a trip here. '
. fW. National Park Service has
lifted information for tourists The
' following ist included and is
grouped in accordance with the g-
r ographic locations of places of in
terest: lancoln Museum, Wash
ington - Monument, jee Mansion,
Arlington National Cemetery, Lin
coln Memorial, Thomas- Jefferson
Memorial Smithsonian- Institution
group, National Gallery of Art,
National " Archives,-, FBI, United
States Capitol; library' of . Con-
' ffresa. IT. S. Sunreme Court. Folger
Shaksspeare Library, Bureau of
Engraving and Printing, Pepart
nient of interior Museum, Corcor-
. an Gallery of Art, PAJt Museum,
Pap American JJnion, White House.
Washington. .-' Cathedral, " National
Zoological Park, Mount Vernon, to
mention ' some' of, the interesting
places.' "
ma pest uiie vi travel uruuiiu
Washington is. after 9;00 A. M.,
! and before1 4:30' PM. You will
avoid the heavy traffic ' which is
certainly a headache during' the
rush hours.' -
' On The Mend t
I was glad to hear that Majori
ty Leader Lyndpn Johnson has re
- covered sufficiently from his heart
attack to leaye the tiogpita. Sena
tor Johnson has a knack for the im
portant job-w Senate Leader. It
is a killing Job'.tall of us hope
that Kennfn Jnhnfenti will nnr Ipnn-
ardize his health by resuming al) of
hiatavy duties in January with
the new session, it will be neces
sary for him to delegate some of
his responsibility. f
" VUXm Wkt I: .
,-ne of the hard tasks of a Senar
. tor or Congressman is deciding
whom to appoint to the service
academies. ; It requires reading
'lengthy files, scholastic achieve
ments, and all the points which
- have to be considered. Recently,
I received a letter from a fine
young man in North Carolina whb
: wishes to be appointed to West
Point in 1958. He said that he had
heard ft was only necessary to
catch a train and report and that
ha wnnlH like tn lrnnw the date and
place to catch the train. While
' my appointments are not consider
ed that far in advance, I was im
pressed with the direct manner
- with which the youth approached
the problem.
-" Many of those bright-faced
,,; youngsters you see on the college
campuses today are there because
' - ttieir parents wisely invested in
'. United States Savings Bonds.
AUTO REPAIR
SERVICE
Used Parts For All
Makes and' Models
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PICTURE-NUTTY - "Chip
per" is squirrely afcput haying;
bis- picture, takenjust can't
get closer enough to that Jeris.
The pet of GaryBeaurrianj of
Claremont, N.H.. the little or
phan is being raised on a doll-nippfe-WBpiied,
fcspirfo bottle
JT'S TEA-TIME IN THE ARMY
FOR 15 OUT OF EVERY 100
Fort Carson, Colo. Coffee time
in the Army these days can mean
also a spot "of tea.
It's a revolution in the Army'?
drinking habits,-"yet the" new cus
tom appears here to, stay. " Col
onel Curtis Miller of (548 East' St.)
Salem, Ore.; reports that Fort Car
son,, during the past' two months
alone has .used some 260,000 tea
bags a month.
This, he says, is apt to increase
as time goes on and the tea-craze
RDreads. He noted' that since Janu
ary 1 mess haft?) have converted one
of three cofferctfe ta hot water
container for tea drinkers. Army
Quartermaster Corps experts, he
added, have determined that 15 qf
every 1Q0 men prefer tea to coffee,
Last year's v spiralling v coffee
prices, Miller believes, led many, .to
switch to tea. But one young tea
convert at Camp Carson has an
other notion. ;
"The tea is cool, dad," he as.
serts. ' "But who can ruin boiling
water?"'
1
Life Insurance Sales
xOere
in 1954!
Sales of ordinary life Insurance In North Carolina
during 1954 exceeded half a billion dollars! This
total represents an Increase of 2 over 1953 $ae
when the amount was $492 million. Insurance means
future security, and people who feel secure are
people who will continue to contribute their share in
helping to make North Carolina a better place in
which to work, play and live. .
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Another contribution to more- pleasant living for
North Carolinians is the brewing industry's self
regulation program where, brewers, whotesalersafld
retailers-in counties where malt beverages ai per?
mitted under State control - cooperate to maintain
wholesome conditions for the legal sale of beer
and cile. 4 , ;,
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" Announcement,- was. made early
this week that, revival services will
begin at the"ChappeU's HUL Bap
tist Church on Monday night, Aug
ust 22, " and ' will continue each
night pf the week through Satur
day night, August 27. Services
will begin at 8 o'clock and the pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.
, ,The Rev. G. M. Singletary, mis
sionary for the 'Chowan Baptist
Association, will -, bring the mes
sages each evening and the Rev.
Ralph j W. , Knight, pastor, of the
Ballard's Bridge. Baptist . Church,
will lead the singing. - -
Purebred Swine
The Albemarle , Purebred Swine
Breeders Association will hold a
purebred swine sale at the Hert
ford . Livestock yards n Friday,
September 2. The sale will start
at 1 P. M. ' '
There will be one bred Poland
China gilt, nine Duroc bred gilts,
two Hampshire bred gilts, two
Yorkshire bred gilts, one Poland
China open 'gilt, two Duroc open,
gilts, two Hampshire open gilts,
one Poland China boar, four Duroc
boars and four Hampshire boars. :
'. ,11 hogs Offered in the sale are
guarantee to" ber' eligible for reg
istration in the buyer's name. All
bred gilts are guaranteed to far
row a. little if properly cared for,
and boars are guaranteed to breed
if properly handled.
"This sale offers farmers of the
For Sale
Registered Duroc
& Hampshire Boars
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CHAMPION BLOODLINE
. "ALSO BRED GILTS
Phone or See
Clarence Chappell, Jr.
t PHONE 4978
Belvidere, N. C.
(!i:m7iiniuii;
Sale September 2
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"ALIVE
A;?e vrie a: , a pod o-H): vunity
buy ex",",.H$ ', hogi' for herd
n'res Qf sov s for replacement in a
farmer's swine program, 'according
to Assistant County Agent Robert
S. JJarsh,' x? .' , "
At the sale there 111 be a weight
easing contest . with, free prizes
oifered Terms of the ? aale are
cash. All hogs offered for sale
have been yacpjnated V"ith, modified
live 'Virus. " . . ;
ReyvsU7fl V?$n At
BethdfchpwhAu: ?
A week of revival services will
be held at the Bethel Baptist
Church' beginning Monday, August
29, and continuing through Sep
tember 4. The pev. p. C. Chand
ler, pastor of the Center Hill and
Great Hope Baptist Churches, will
be the guest preacher. The sing
ing will be led by the' Kev. D. J.
Stoner, pastor of the Bethel Bap
tist Church. The son sc service will
begin at 7:45 l IJ., featuring
choruses by the Junior Choir. .
The public is cordially invited.
A week of nightly prayer ser
vices are scheduled for the week of
August 28-87 in preparation for
the revival. '
Gii could not be everywhere, so
He made mothers. . .".,...
.-rYjddish Proverb,.
CJoynroissjoners
August 1, 955
At a regular meeting held at the
Court House Monday, August 1,
1955. ' Present' and Itresidingll A!r.
tane, Chairman, with Commission
ers yjf. & happe?!, .'Ttofio
well, R. p. Spivey and Warner
O ti leadtr fn looks
Oily Ford brings
famous Thunderbird.'N thg I9W rQofV smoother with Ford's Angle-Poiwd
fHiv, we iw poay, joe fut pear opcji 4
. hjp Iresh ctean beauty of Foxd'sr years
ahead design. - .
O Got th loodor In Y-l
You. get V-8 power from the. V4 leadr Now's tije tjme to ljuy a brand-new
rwusii jvu, ouj
fprgue W e
emergencies . . .
and confidence for
anmA In Iak lhn-Ho rl uAlls
- a"w.... awmw '. iwi. iiiiv wvwi mi 1 wwi.
t,,dre. '
Reports received from Agricul
tural Extension Service and Wel
fare Dupartments. t '
?On motion duly made, seconded
and passed, the petition of Ernest
fJVhit requesting the State High
way ana piDiic moms vuiiuiudsiuu
to take over and maintain approxi
mately .8 mile road in Hertford
Township, known as the Madre
Lane, wai approve4 ty t)e Board.
On motion duly made, seconded
and passed', the Board approved the
beer license application submitted
by Clarence Bijrke. -vV
pn motion duly made and sec
onded, the Board approved direct
aid grant to Sarah Barnes, for the
month of August in the amount of
I2f00.. . , '
On motion duly made and second
ed, the Board accepted the resigna
tion of JCimsey Perry, County
Home Agent, effective September
30, 1955 ' - i ' i ,
. On motion duly made, seconded
and passed, the' Board approved
and accepted the bid submitted by
Oloop, pipy
in ifORivore
Without Natreine Backache
Naffeins backache.
men, beads
laehci Or muscular
aches And pains may come on with over-exer-
.tion . emotional npaeta or day to day atteaa and
traln. And folks who eat and drink onwlselr
aometimea suffer mild bladder Irriaation
...with that restless, uncomfortable leeiinc.
' If you an miserable and worn out because
of these discomforts. Doan's Pills of tea belo
by thftr pain relieving action, by their sooth- "
pin enect to ease DUiaoer irriuiiiuii. muu
their mild diuretic action through the kidney
-tndina; to increaae the hutnut of the If
miles of kidney tubes.
Kn if fisfrirlnsr hackaeha makefl' yon . feel
dragged-out, (nisei-able. . with restless, sleet f
St the same happy relief milliona have en.
yed for over 60 eui. Qet Doan'd fills todayl
Doah's Pills
you te styKng of hj
rura.iou mi nigger - buiu.
quick: response in
hew feeling of security '
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' (J If yPM Pro ir.tsrastod In a
v. .;iow imp--y r. h mj&xy.vi, s ' .. j fi ".
kerosene . tcr t:a Cour'y 4"jr fivalj I The Trea' : was ti J to
year 1955-J956. " . ,jay'tM fojlowiri bi::;j '
! On motion duly made, seconded) 'Farm Bureau UututJ, Fire-insur
and passed, the Board proved and
accepted the bid submitted by Sin
clair p.ef jning Company to virniah
fuel oil to the pounty fof i icVl
year 1955-J956. , , '; '
. On motion duly made and second,
ed, th Board approved an' addi
tional allocation to the1 H" 'th Pe
partment of four cents (ic) ber
capita', for fiscal year'f
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Firestone CyiPons-T-6.7045 size u
Firestone per-Chanpioris.OQ-l)? size
friBstpnf S)pr;phPwn,f04 siie
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You'll find evn the uaootb ro4f
front springs, are uitea qck 19 aDQro - fiooui out. umg-iem payment pian. )
bump? frpnf the front as WeP jja 'ut and can tailor your payments tiow? fowl If! .
downjwcushiQypuirlge. ' fasy ;.; convenient, tool ' ,
O 6ot a ton fJoKar trod ; - : O Ct tsa rtr.' y6"v.; .5 !:'.. ".. T1-"
yui IrJOTVJV" rWfcFf"! frf
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III ' raar'l . fiSIW na
iiirf .v.Me a- j mbt. jh.fft-... a ..... v. e v. .
ance. Cq.JS5.12; Pr, fi. A, Payert
port, " $19.50; Dr. T." P." "Brinij,
39.10: Darden Prog., $35.23; El
liott " Laydenj J li&O : The . Office
Supply Store, $15.00; The Eastenj-
fJertli Carolina Bfniwuni, 65.ga;
Wwshipgtbo Cwj-ty H o s.j,i t tj',
$112.00; J. C. Blanchard & Co., Inc.,
$17.44; Hertford Hardware & Sutf
ply ;,"'r;2.78j T le'rt A.
ALL SIZES ;
Owner , '
ill '-fr 1 J
sffm Hfeh trade-in is t?nly
. Pit poly
rjde. , yhpn -it comji S9 Puyjng Ford, A?i:
'5 For years. Ford k-s rctned more of its
py3f y'H'f woj. bi, p ;v
njd -ccrl; rrtfj "
v:o - J cr,r
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L mm-cial 'Printing Co., $16.27;
4nniA fe: Parker, $42.00; The PerJ.V .
"mans Weekly," $13.40; Julian O. . j '
Powell (Frt. on tax receipt books),
f?.i)0; Edwards 4 Broughton Co '
$184.95;' C. Edgar White, $11J!0; -grocery,'
SaOes "Co., 4.60; "W. 'C, ; -Strowd,,-.
$3.36;' " Eastern , Offe, I
Equipment Cp., -' V , '"
Np further business the r$oarjf 's
adjourned!' ; '" w.' V ' ,
.'A. T.LANE, Chairman ,,
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