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Flans Completec Foes AnnualFar it Const Hi Dfass Reason K:!d Suniiay At ? 'r A . varied docket consisting ten cases was heard in Petquim .- ans Recorder's : Court, presided over here 1 Tuesday by Judge Chas. & Johnson. v j Casper Overton, charged with . using an improper jnuffler, fail - ed to appear in court to answer to the charge and was ordered apprehended and held for a $100 PQnd. ' ; ' Edward Brothers, Negro, sub , mitted to a charge of failing to dim 'his headlights and paid the costs of Court. :- - , Willis Williams paid the court casts-, .after he submitted ; to a charge of failing to observe a stop sign.- :h Costa iof cpurt. were taxed Against James ' Wells, .-Negro, . who pleaded guilty to a charge , of using an improper muffler. . , Edward Martin, Negro, plead- ed guilty to a charge of being drunk on highway. He was Ordered to pay the court' costs lor serve JQ days in Jail. , . t Charles Tolley was taxed with I uie costs oi court . auer-o ueuit; found guilty on a charge of fail-, inc. to observe a stoD sien. ; O." J.r Bunch, found guilty on ' charge, of non-support, was given a 1 30-day sentence to be suspended upon condition he pay the costs of court and the Aim '. of t $38 per week for the use of his children. i .... ' J ,il:h: t ..... s Meorgq riuui), ivegiu, was '- fdund not guilty oil a charge of larceny. " ' 1 ' ; BilUe Baljance paid a fine of $10.; and 1 costs after pleading guilty to cnarges oi .navtng im proper light and failing to ob-' serve a step sign, , . " Hillu Bogue, Negro; submit ted - to charges of , being di unk and carrying a concealed weap on, t'e paid a fine of. $10 an4 boosts MI''XV'I 1 LJ23.CLiSC3 -,V the 4 66k Annual Stai Music Workshop was held at Brevard ; College June, 11-J5. The work- shcVwas sponsored by the mu- Mc fommittee of North Carolina .Hoe Demonstration Chibs, Mrs. frea. Mathews, Route .1, Hert ford!, chairman. ; - r' . if-TWo Perquimans' County 4-H ienVbers, Ruth HarreU, daugh ' ter; t)f Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Har rell' of Route 3, Hertford, and Ann Lowell, daughter of Mr. and v Hjfrs. jEJwood Nowell, represented the Eastern District at the work' j9op. The girls were recipients of the Julie F. Cuyler. Scholar ships. They, were awarded the scholarships, on basis of quali fications for leadership ' in - the home, school, church and com munity, : Judy Long, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Long of Hertford and Carolyn Paige Long,. daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Julian- Long bf Route 1, Hertford, were cho sen as alternate winners and at tended .the workshop. a . The faculty' for 'the workshop wastunder the leadership of Dr. Arnold ' Hoffman. 'State Music Supervisor and his staff. Class es ix Music Appreciation includ ed Effective Pronunciation in Speech and Sonj. ?4etit Trends in the Communication Ais, 20th Century Mass and Etiquette in Publid Performance. Other class es were Fundamentals in Music, Class : Voice, and Music ' Leader ship; ' ' 1 , ; " Outstanding 'events ' of the workshop were' a ' reception in , honor of the sehblarsHip Wfnners, a milsical f.Un by fambtis artists, a tfeur of t" riltmore Estate and Gai-J--s at A i.evKle and a Talent- Cac v et uhich n.U3ical tal ent f.-r 1 t' e V - ' was pre- sen'.i." I. i i. .cation was held e . s ... i' : The v icconce; Dr. ' r ;c r :c . :;Jipp. concluded with1 ' r t'e direction of i, i ' ' included ; i .cp. The i . 1 to the c.i- ::!;rtfcril,StcrGS; , To (tee.:;!: jay A holiday will be coming up next week when Hertford stores and business houses will close Tuesday : in observance of the Fourth of tJufyt . national Inde pendence Day. , . Allan 1 W. Mills, manager of the Perquimans County ; Cham ber of Commerce, has reported a survey indicates nearly all places of business will be closed for the holiday. s - 5 :' The Post' Office, according ' to " Postmaster W. W. White, -will operate'; on a holiday schedule. Mail ' will be received and dis patched on this schedule but no mail ttrill Via HoliiroroH . J ...... ..... V- V .; j Offices in the Court Hb' and Municinal Buildins will be closed also tor the observance of the holiday. ,, . ... t Funeral Services Conducted L.c.dsy For II. J. Vinslov Funeral services for Herbert Joseph' WinsloW) 71, of Route 1, Belvidere, : who died suddenly Saturday morning enroute to. the ' Chowan .Hospital, were conducted Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the chapel of the Swindell- Funeral Heme by the RevV Walter Hill, pastor of the Whlteville Grove Baptist Church, qong sleeves ending in wedding assisted by the Rev. Leonard' point "over the. hands' Her VeH Goiralcf, nastor "Of ' the Sandy i illiiitiih war arrATiffpri. from TtidsJJ3pt Church: ' n Beyond the . Sunset" and "Sweet By and By"'-' were -sung by. Miss ' Lois . Jean . Blanchard, Lamar Benton, Waverly Hollo- well and Roy Stallings. They were ' accompanied by . Mrs.l J. Kllie White, organist. vi t : The casket pall was made of red roses, white mums, white gladioli and baby's breath. -Pallbearers were Ike Riddick, Jarvis i Winslow, Hubert Chap pell, Clarence ChappelL Sr., Preston Rogerson and Percy Kogerson. ; v r ,. interment was m tne xamiiy cemetery near the home. Mr. Winslow was a native . of Chowan County but had been living on Route 1, Belvidere, for ' the past 48 years.' A ; re tired farmer, he was the son of the late John S. and Mrs. Mar garet Bunch Winslow and was a Tmember; of jthe Sandy Croes Baptist Church, s . Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Daisy, Alice King Window; four daughters, : Mrs Flora Tatrton of Norfolk', Mrs. Walter Adams of Edenton, Mrs. Novella Bunch of Belvidere and Mrs. Ed Self of Route . 3, Elizabeth City;' four sons, Cyril ; Winslow, Earl W. Winslow and Deri G. Winslow, all of Belvidere, and Lawrence N. Winslow of Hampton, Va.; 19 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. ' Vr-9u c- j i.K.il -I Johnnie , Powell, 64, a former resident of Hertford, died Si- aay! afternoon in a Raleigh , hos pital ' following a long illness. He was the son of the.. late Ben and Mrs. Molly Bunch Powell and attended the Baptist church;! f d '. i .- - - - l AU-l'l oui viviiiu ia one ... uivuki, George thomas Po".'ell .of .lett- frd-. ' ' - "' . i'a. ; 1X( a Graveside rites werel(bel4 pn Surii'ay afternoon at 3 o'clock in Cedarwood ' Cemetery by the Rev. Norman Karris, pastor Of the Hertford r .-tist Chureh. "In The Gar:- a" was sung by r. ....lers cf tl.e Hertford Baptist Cr-ur-h. """a cr t r '1 v made of ; r -j an: 1 1 c BIG; WILD AND DANGEROUS This giant tornado funnel wan photographed by Mrs. Bud Brown, using a Brownie box camera. The twister swept past her home in northeast ern New Mexico, but did little damage in the thinly populated area. ; Willis--Sad Vows Spoken Sunday In Bethel Church T1.A1.1 - T, A!.A " -11 ." &re.a- ... ' "V . ' r T' TT .aV. Lalwh local State Highway patrol- uciui-k in uie uiieniuun wiieii Miss Mary 'Lee Ward and Lar ry Russell Willis were united in marriage, with - the Rev. A. B. Hammett, pastor, officiating. ' . , The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ward of Hertford. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Willis, also of Hertford Miss Mary Lou: ' Jordan of fdenton presented the wedding music and accompanied : Miss Sandra Keel, who sang . "Be cause" and Miss Eva Ann Smith, who sang , "Thr Wedding Prayer." The bride was' given in mar riage by her father. She wore a "full length wedding gown of Chantilly lace ' and tulle ever taffeta.1 with fitted bodice and Uerra v-of - seeded pearTs! Shd carried ft white"- feible topped! I with orchids . accented ' by long i streamers ending in love knots. Miss Mary -Phthisic was the maid of honor. She , wore a dress of pale ""green silk or ganza with matching hat. , She 'Carried a cascade of white . rose buds and feathered carnations with green streamers. Honorary . bridesmaids were Jane , an.d. Linda Davenport of Washington, N. C, Carolyn and Ante Small of Roper, N. C, Marjaria Corprew, Carolyn Faye Rogerson," Carolyn ' Willis and Beckie Hobbs of Hertford, Pris cilla Willis of Chatham, Va., and Sandra Thach of Norfolk, Va. " Little . Jinny Winslow, niece of -the?-bride, was' flower, girl. Rickie rWinslow; nephew of .the bride, was' ring bearer. , . Vr; Mi.' Willis was his son's best man. Groomsmen were Everette) Burnen, -Pete Ward, Tom Ward and Willis Williams. Mrs. Ward chose for her daughter's wedding a' dress of pale griien embroidered polished cotton with 'beige accessories. Her corsage was pink carnations. Mrs. Willis, ' mother 'of the bridegroom. Wore .a tfress of light blue dacron cotton' batiste with matching hat and white ac cessories and a corsage' of pink carnations. Miss Frances Newby was mis tress of ceremony. . , j; Hertford Lions ' Install Officers f. . New. officers for .the Hertford Lions Club were installed at a meeting of the - club Friday nigjit of last. week. Edwiui. Aydr lett,,- of , , Elizabeth; City, - .zone chairman,, served as .installing officer,".' ,', ... . Installed,.. as president .was, T. P. .Byrum; IJrst vipe president, fcrie .Haste, ,Sr,'; , second , vice president, Italph , Whitei.hird Vice president, , 11 Ca voodard,--secretary -treasurer . J. .TA- Big-. gers.' Directors . , for the, clubi are Harry Winslow, Joe Tunnell, J. S. Bass and F. A. McGoogan. At PTA Irtitute " , Representing i Hertford and Central Grammar School PTAs at the arnu 1 t "tule held this wek i . C . ' uro were Mrs. r.. S. ."'!, I'r. and Mrs. C ' i P-ray and Mrs. T'"''. ' .,. ., .,',t,i v ,.r ! ;: ( a,, 1, ,Vt)mi .. T 1 n ' . i nirrnwnv Kmrn i r - ' I.l '.''''" n '!. I'll! i iMlirilll . B 1 -- Local . State Highway Patrol officials promise to use all men' and equipment at . hand during the Fourth of July week-end in an effort to reduce accidents and I . vpL uem a. iweiggs, azong men, urges all motorists to drive with the same care that ,has kept this area fatality-free dur ing the past two Fourth of July holidays. . . . In 1958 I Chowan County re corded no accidents for the Fourth holiday. Gates County had two accidents which result ed in no injuries. Perquimans County recorded one accident that left three injured and one dead. For 1959 Chowan County again recorded no accidents. Per quimans County had one acci dent that resulted in on in juries and Gates County had one accident that resulted in two injuries. . 1 - Last year Chowan and Per quimans had one accident -each, resulting in no injuries: !. 'Shree persons ivere injurad in, a single accident 'in "Gates' County for the 1960 Fourth week-end. ; The North Carolina State Mo tor Club of Charlotte predicted that at least 21 persons, will die in traffic accidents in North Carolina during -the 'Fourth of July week-end, which will ex tend for four' days this year. - jT"i irinrt tVia 1ae4 ihi'Qa VAara ' Chowan County has not record ed a single person injured in traffic accidents. The patrolmen say, "Let's not spoil the record, much less our holiday or our lives. ', "Drive in such a -manner to insure th&t not one person is injured much less killed in this, area this Fourth of July. We urge you" to use extreme caution in -riding and walking during the holidays."' Winslow Funaral : IMdAtDcIvidere Walter Clinton Winslow, 51, Of Route 1, Suffolk, died Satur day at, 1 A. M. in Obici Hos pital after a heart attack. A native of Belvidere, he was a son of Jesse T. and Mrs. Ame lia White Winslow He was a member of Up " River Friends Meeting- House. - ' Surviving are his widow, Mrs. "When' They Work, You Profit. Erma Chappell Winslow; four Hire Now." . ' sons, Jarvis C. Winslow of Suf-!; Mayor Darden said the-drive fcJk,?Phillip L. Winslow of Wha-' is being undertaken to fill exist leyville, Ted Allen Winslow and. ing job openings which in turn Marvin- Dean Winslow of the, will create new . employment op ho'me; 'seven sisters, Mrs. Mag- portunities. gie Spivey, Mrs. ; Mary1' Winslow, He noted that the time was Mrs. ; Alice Winslow,' Mrs." Ada i propitious for a hiring push be Carver and Mrs. Cora Gregory, cause many economic indicators all of , Belvidere, Mra. Julia show that the national economy Chappell of Tyner -: and Mrs. Beatrice Jordan. of Hertford, two brothers, Wallace .Winslow of Nansemond-County and Hu .berk ;, Winslow fto Suffolk,' and thrpe. grandchildren.? , . 3 A.Tfuneral service: was held innllp,: River.'v-Friertds Church Sunday at 4 P. M.- by tle Rev. Mark Hodgin and the Rev. Louis Winslow. . Burial was In the church cemetery. , , .-. - - ' - , ' . ;;, MASOWS TO MEET - Perquimans Lodge Na 106, A. F, it A. M., will meet Tues day night at 8 o'clock. ; Jarvis Ward, master, urges all members; t9 t e present and ex tends a cor- -1 h1' Jntioa to visiting Masons iiitli ail i a i tnon annpniinrr m. Ml . O T ! 1 T-V - i - ki.rinw.r . T llll II IaI V .. m II IwllllP : .... "tee, ...... l liis Week's I Headlines I The state's new food tax be - comes enecuve aaturaay ana Tar Heels will nav the three cents tax on grocery items. The lax-bite may not be as great as some people anticipate since a sales tax has been collected from some items purchased in the past. Pnnfyr.CQ rMlchincr tnwarA an adjournment date, ' has all but (killed several ' of the adminis-. Ilration s major proposals. It now appears ' there is little chance of the :' government vot ing aid to schools, adopting the President' farm plan and reduc tion of taxes. Excise taxes on cars, travel, telephones and oth - er items have been extended for :one year. President Kennedy invoked' (hi Taft-Hartley. Act. this '-weekr""7 to; halt a marithW strike -which JTffT4' .threatened " td cripple the na- j tion's shipping, activity. The presidential action was taken following failure of negotiations between union and companies for a settlement, . : The U. S. is' giving careful consideration to its position in West Berlin, following Russian demands Western Allies leave the former German capital. President Kennedy has an nounced the U. S. will stand firm hv Berlin, and he was join- en in this nnsition this week bv , Great Britain.. ESC Job Drive Is Endorsed By Mayor Mayor Darden called on Hert ford employers to "staff their plants . . and : businesses now to prove their faith in the free en terprise system." His . appeal was made in a proclamation endorsing the na tionwide "Hire Now" drive' be ing spearheaded in Hertford by the Edenton office of the North Carolina State Employment Ser vice. The drive has also been endorsed by Governor Terry Sanford. : Slogan , for the campaign is is oh the rise. "I call upon all local employ ers, leaders of industry and 'la bor and : members of civic, vet eran and fraternal organiza tions," he said, ' "to cooperate and assist ' the North Carolina State Employment Service' to carry out a successful Job drive, thus; increasing local payrolls and creating thfe buying power necessary to maintain a healthy and sound economy." CIRCLE TO MEET 'The Delia Shamburger Circle of the First Methodist Church Will meet Monday night, July 3, at ft o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Coston with Mra. Edgar Lane as co-hostess, j;''1' Perquimans County High School class of 1936 held iU, ?5th anniversary, reunion at the Per quimans ; County , High School cafeteria Sunday, . June 26, where they enjoyed a dinner together. Twenty of the class of 55 at tended along with their wives or husbands. Mrs. F. T. Johnscm, Mrs. George Barbee, Sandra Keel and Letitia McGoogan were spe cial guests making the total of 41 in attendance. Elliott Layden gave the invo- cation , after which Miss Keel .'rendered two beautiful selec- . . . I no tions in song being accompanied b Miss Mean Thp I sane its song. It s Old Perauim- ' - ... . , . , -. ans.. aiier wnicn nenrv rnKcs . welcomed the group and intro- aucea tne special guests, wno yefe Mrs. F. T. Johnson, wife of the late F. T. Johnson, superin - tendent of schools in 1916 M-s tendent or schools in 19JB. Ms. Johnson extended greetings to the class and also Mrs. BaVbee. The roll was called and minutes of the last meeting were read . Fannie j Hurdle As the roll i . " . "a" memDers gave a brier resume of 'his life during the last 25 I years. While several had traveled ex- j tensively, Mrs. R. H. Stevenson ! (the former Ruth Nachman) and I her husband of Raleigh had traveled the most miles to at- tpni Thp vmin0Pct Krirlp nf thn class -was Mrs. Carlton Godfrey (the former Allie Mae True- bkod). ; Mrs. Lester Keel had the largest family and youngest child, , she is the mother of 9 children. Mrs. Wayland Perry (the for- mr Svble Lamb, has thp nlH. ie. - t . chnd 0f the class and with th pvrpntmn nf n. rtthr the only grandmother. ' ; .Mxs. Lsier xveei is aiso a u. iw.iicici .wi . iiraiiwa, all 55 members are still living after 25 years. Elliott Layden and Fannie Hurdle were th winners of the door prizes. Af- ier uie preseniauon w ine guts by Mrs., Floyd Mathews, it was the decision of the group to iiicei ,uKain. j years nence. ine s Tfs en '..5,isd y i. f, g TO8emer B1MS Be lne. Tie". ! Benet it llSh ry Planned July 19th ') On July 19, the Parkville and Woodville-Chapanoke Communi ty Development .organizations will hold a fish try to help pur- chase baseball equipment for the two teams. The sunoer will be held at the Perquimans County Central Grammar School from 6.00 P. M., to 7:15 P. M. Before the supper there will be a double header baseball game between , the two sponsoring communities. The Pony League game will start at 2:00-P. M., and the Little League game will start at 4:00 P. M. i Tickets will be available to State FFA Convention in Ra- proposed to appoint a Northamp people in the other communities leigh this week, when on ton man woody Joyner to the and they are cordially invited Thursday night they will receive,new commission instead of to come to botn or the baseball games. Conference Admits Corbin Cherry The N. C. Methodist Confer ence, meeting this week in Dur ham, admitted Corbin Cherry of Hertford, to the conference on a trial basis. Cherry, a graduate of, Per quimans High School, received' a congratulatory message on his' admittance from the First Meth odist Church, Hertford. . Hie attended Chowan College, High Pqint College- and is now attending the' Candler School of Theology, Emory, University at Atlanta, Ga. .... He is the son of Mrs. W. C. Cherry 'ahd the late Mr. Cherry. Commissioners To Meet Next Monday , I Commissioners for Perquimans County will hold their July meeting . next Monday, July 3, in the Court House beginning at 10 A. M. ' Individuals desiring birth of a daughter, Eve Alli-jbom June 19 at the U S,. Army to confer with the board. arelson born on June, 17, 1961.!;K .-r 1. ' Tyukyu Islands, ? requested tb u6te time and pkcfe of the meeting. ' ', ' ' ''' ' ' 1 i. . - ,,,!' .-, ' '" ;- i County Pastors Get Assignments According to appointments by Bishop Paul H. Garter as an- !.,!,. m--. , Conference, meeting in Durham I this '.week, three changes were effected in the pastorates of Methodist churches in the Per - quimans County area. The Rev. Fred Sill of Red c..:... . u n... Tam AO A Anman nt TTi ct 1Ta4U " " u..,.s . ,MU- uuui, viiuiiu, nauuiu, im. nu- j., rv,,.u tr..it i. a.. man is assigned to the Methodist church in Garner. Thp Rpv. ,.pstPr a ' A thtk Ro T i n ' Rev- A- N- Gore at Perquimans Charges, with Mr.) n-r- u,n -.JIj ru i Ju"! Army " , , I AL Ande,rson Church the Rev. FcueTho w"a assiened tt Orienlal in thP 1W - n. . . "l, J I ?JV, DaJ MeJ ?dow wf as'ie"ed ' N,ew HoPe-Wood- land Churches here. Thursday, July 6. has bn designated as moving day for Methodist pastors. IAA UoClnTT Hi IMP JUG lludliull II Hid District Contest n.J1. " ne :& e- wue "a "' .,uv' . " ' member' wok nrst place nonors u,e ' " trie Demonstration Contest for boys. Joe represented Perquim- rr., ir, th. iA.nnt Hk. Wet contest. . With a demonstration entitled "Voltage Drop and How It At EipPtriaI Kouinment " Joe showed the importance of ade- a i: quaie wiring io pruper appliance Operati0n. For placing first in the district TOntest Joe now has the oppor. tunit to participate in the statewide contest dur nc Stato "H Clu Week- where his tui-- tion expenses will be paid. j The contest is sponsored lmai has advised Mayor V. N. through the state by Tarheel Darden he believes the under Electric Membership Association standing concerning appointment. of which Albemarle Electric 0f a new Highway Commissioner- Membership Corporation and tne states other 31 electric coopera- tives are members- This contest jf open ?. a11 4"H mem' erfs a"d .ul d ta.Ct tthe,r ?b"l pten to PartlclPat in next years contest. ItC Farmer Degree l ! Six boys from the Perquimans I FFA Chapter are attending the FFA Boys Receive . their btate rarmer uegree, ine;r.nii WnnH EHpnton highest award presented by the State Future Farmers of Ameri ca Association. To be eligible for this honor, a boy must have an outstanding laiiuillg piugiam, iiiuot iwic iu- ticipated in school and commun ity improvement projects and I show outstanding qualities leaaersnip in tne local tc t Chapter. Boys receiving this honor are follows: Frank Mansfield, Waldo Winslow, Curtis Perry, Johnny Corprew, Clyde Lane mitted to general partnership in and Billy Pierce, ith'e national public , accounting Also .representing the local firm of Price, ..Waterhouse & chapter at the state convention Company as of July 1,. 1961. A are Wayne Chappell and Reg-.' graduate of i Duke , University , gie Baker. These boys were end the Harvard Graduate Busi outstanding freshmen and are ness School, Mr, White has been official delegates to ;,; the con- associated with the Boston office vention with an all expense paid of Price .Waterhouse & Comr trip by the local chapter, These pany since ,1947. v Mr. White is boys will stay at State College being assigned to the - Atlanta, along with t their advisor Joe Georgia, office as of .July I, k Tunnell. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Gcrdan Fearing of Chapel Hill announce the Mrs. Fearing is the former Miss Jean Edwards of Hertford, ' . Plans have been completed for the 53rd annual . Farm ' Home Week which will be held at State College July 11-14. Miss Ruth Current, assistant , director for the N. C. Agricul- 1 Sa3Zthe tl"gtp1 cnv on Tues- day afternoon when the state TZ 1 ? Demonstration ST' V W,U be van M , a ,ntTerlors - - ? WaUonai Art Interiors,":. -a waysiae furniture House," n linn 0" tha flffomnAn .i lul l"e j... ...... ti l. , - ..... c. !P "TJl TJL T .Pr0gram Z' " X . ' '' ""V,1 and Mrs Dav.d S. Weaver noDert w. Shoffner. n w, . iU Un Wednesday afternoon there WiU be 8 tea hnring the dele- gates at the home of Dr. and; Mrs. H. Brooks James, dean of. JT. . ."""s1 win iouow aunng xne : J evening assembly in the coli- ,feum- , Following . the presenta. ; t.on of the A & P leadership Inwards to 12 Home Demonstra. - tion Club women, there will be a special musical program pre- (semea oy me lireensboro Chap j ter of the Society for the Preser vation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America. Daily devotions will be held each morning by Rev. Thomas jyJi. Johnston in the Danfarth Ugious uenier. ihe annual meeting of Home Lremonsirauon uiuos win uae piace this year on the last dav cf Farm Home Week, and as Continued on Pag 4 :rman ill 11 it I n m J fll KpitlO' . Prpll UU Wvlllg UHdlVU Bert Bennett, chairman of the Democratic Party of North Caro, jn the area will be corrected to. the satisfaction of all concerned. Mr Bennett's advice was de. livered to Mayor Darden in P'y l 8 telrBm mT' S6nt Bennett which read "We urge that you use your influence to have Gilliam Wood .appointed Highway Commissioner. " We I were promised representation on this board and feel that the AU bemarle section should have a 1 commissioner. Our entire area is of one opinion". A furor developed throughout the Albemarle area late last' week when word leaked out iri alpih that Governor Sanford Last Saturday Mr. Joyner an nounced he was declining the. possible appointment, and local' Sanford supporters now believe the way cleared for Mr. Wood i to be named to the post. pnRMER RESIDENT OF : HERTPORD PROMOTED Information has been recent ly received" here that Zach T. White, son of Mrs. T. S. White of Market . Street has been ad- BIRTH - ANNOUNCEMENT Sgt. and Mrs. Carlton Sutton of Okinawa announce' the birth , of a son, Christopher . Andrew, button i , lormer i . I Zavala cf 11 . ), Texas. . Party una it At MAif'nf DnArl HIIWIimjfUMlUflU