THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY. PEHTFOBP, WORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. AUGUST 18. 1961.
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, Washington The Senate has armed forces strength of ?,743,
been holding frequent night ses- (K)0;brsdwn'Wl,bO8.
, sions 'to compfete work on two
- pieces o legislation which are
i the Defense Department budg-
et request ahd the Foreign As
which have pledged themselves Returned Horn M .Beach for the picnic. There
to fiuht on t.hn' aMo nf th fraa Mrs H H Wn4cnn sni) . ttiruuJ .1 . . .
..... : p"e ,nel a Jar&e group or peo
world if it is attacked by the ren returned home , Sunday le buibaint ta home.
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Soviet i bloc. I also favor eco
nomic aid to those nations fall
ing within the category specified
in the.preceding sentence .which "f"
are economically insufficient, I
after visitine relatives at Bel-
haven and Pantego.
Keith and Doi an Cuthrell of
would also favor a reasonable f.llngQ are vlsltlnS Mr- and Mrs.
amount of technical tassinni'1?- Watson this week at their
0Q0" men, for the Army, 657,000
for the Navy,' 190,000 for the
Marines, and 888,000 for th Air
Force. In addition to effectine
! sistance Act, of 1961., The $47! a ' substantial,' improvement in
billion Defense Department . re- our military force ' levels, these
t fifiAot j . . pi.:.:, i f h'J ,!11 ..L u ,
""i, Mcsentea Dy oenaior wm pruviae a siocKpue
I wuiis Jttobertsonii Chairman '.' of OI weapons, and increase our
!f the Senate Subcommittee on De- over-aJl defense readiness.
j. fense ) Appropriations. ' My col-! Foreign Aid I think it is well
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i ?agu? "? vnia, a long-; lor me. to restate my views on countries - W:f.v. v book.
me toe of extravagance m eov- the Foreign Assistnnrv. Art nt .,, . s . . .
f enuneot ' spending;:; made an elo-j 1961," the ; so-palled foreign '. aid
, quent and moyuig plea; for; the bill which is currently, .being
lanrest peace-time, military ap-1 considered by the Senate, I be. Which divides the world ' It -h
' DroDriation.' h ... ,5fcW. .. . --i. .,,.. 1 . . aiv aes tne woria. It is
v-iT .IL 1, ". A" tn-. vital too that the Congress keen
for underdeveloped nations ' be
cause such aid would help such
nations to help themselves. I
do not favor extending foreign
aid to Communist dictators like
Tito. I do not favor extending
foreign aid tq Communist gov
ernments of ' countries behind
the Iron Curtain, because I be
lieve that . aid' in these cases
merely serves, to forge the
chains of. Communism more se
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vi. . wuiiijiiuiusiii. more se- ....... ....Hi vl ou
curely upon the people- of such Roundcaps, 'the school year-
home on Church, Street.
RECEIVES DIPLOMA
Mrs. Donald E. Lee of Hope
well, Va., the former Miss Jane
Keel, daughter of Mr. and Mis.
Lester Keel, graduated from
Petersburg General Hospital
School, of Nursing, Petersburg.
Va., Friday, August 4. Mrs. Lee
was senior class historian and
makers and 4-H Club boys and
girls from throughout the coun
ty. The group carried picnic
lunches, participated in swim
ming and played different
games. Bethel community 4-H
Club played Pool's Grove com
munity 4-H Club baseball.
Bethel won with a score of 20
points.
Everyone 'who attended ex
pressed how helpful the tour
and picnic was in motivating in
terest among the people in the
county.
In Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Moody Chappell,
Jr., and Jerry and Angela have
returned home after spending a
few days in Washington, D. C.
While there they attended a big
league baseball game.
TRY A WEEKLY CLASSIFIED
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank all my frie
for the many, arts of kini
shown me, for the cards,' t
flowers sent and prayers of.
ed during my recent stay u I
hospital. God bless you alL t
SAM HOURMOUZIS,.
tending foreign aid to.'1 neutralist
nations, which'1 refuse -to .take a
stand on the fundamental issue
was needed because "our. Na- temnt tn nnnr tav fmm i
Hon faces tlje greatest crisis in ' grants, , and . assistance programs'
its history, , and no man dares into : every t . nation - around ' the
, piace a price tag upon our world. : We. have conducted these
survivaL" I have taken a ' simi
lar positibn as a member of Ahe
Senate Armed Services Commit
tee. Under this bill funds ' are
allocated for an over-all U. S.
its right to review foreign exr
penditures every year: Other
wise, it will lose all 'power to
nnM'tpnl 4.1 '' ' 1
. , , - - v-wiiuui me piugram ana pre-
programs in some; 60 ;0r more vent its ma8f3m,niRtwti V
Negro Extension
Group Holds Farm
nations since World War H with
a total JJ. ' S. : commitment of
$102 billions. : I favor granting
military . aid to . ; those nations
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Tour And Picnic
There were 78 farmers and
7K
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irS A BARREL OF FUN
!' .at . ,
(: Our Pniintain
ana men . y-lf'y
IS i i m . ' . i, " ,., ........ ,
I ana loys in. our store
Come by today and see the new
hobbies and toys, we have jtor 11
ages."' " -
Shop For Fun at
LANDING HOBBY SHOP
QerfmGrubb and Eienion Road.. Street f I
IPERSONAL ITEMS! ihomenlakers throughout; Per
il.... I .: iquimans Countv who narttoinat-
ed in the county-wide Commun-
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Dinner Guest
Mrs. Lucy Jones, Juanita Gil
likin, Louise Tyndall, Jimmie
Jordan and Randall Cribbs of
Kinston, Mr. and Mrs. .William
Ray Miller, Mr. and ' Mrs. Jake
Myers and Mr. and Mrs, Earlie
Goodwin and Mike were dinner
guests, of Mrs. L. D. Myers on
Sunday.
ity .Development Tour Wednes-
Week-end Here ;
Mrs. , Lucy: , Jones, Juanita
Gillikin, Louise - Tyndall, Jim
mie Jordan and Randall Cribbs
of Kinstca spent the -veek-end
with Mrs. Jones' sister, Mrs. L.
D. Myers. '.
Visited Friends .
' Miss, Gladys Fel ton spent sev
eral days this week with friends
at St. Pauls.
Frni Raleigh 1
Mr;' and Mrs. Jimmy Batts of
Raleich. SDent'thp tvMk
flandr'FrAnkessuAana
Mr. .and Mt$ r GtorgeBaker:'":1 -'
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day,' August 2. The tour start
ed from the aeents office
jbuilding and terminated at 1:30
P. M. as scheduled. The group
visited the following nlaces: Bnv
Branch community, Mrs. Buena
Walton, new home; Bay Branch
Church, lawn and floors; Com
munity Building, norch: Mr. an.H
Mrs. Tom Hurdle, home im
provement; Winfall community,
Mrs. Esther Perry, home beau
tification and closets;; Melton
Grove Church, new steps, land
scaping and walkways; Chana-
oke, Mr. and Mrs. William Cos-
ton, new home; Mr., and Mrs.
Joseph Parker, new home;
Woodville, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Moore, farrowing house: Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Burke, gard
ening and canning; Pool's Grove
Community Building, painted in
side and outside and grounds;
Bethel community, Mr. and Mrs.
. . x. renun, vnome ana sur
1 roundings: JVlr., -andMis. Elizah
Brooks, ? bathroom and home
beautification; the New' Bethel
Church, lawn, and New Haven
Church, bathrooms, lawn and
painting. ,
After the tour the group gath
ered at the Southern Shores
Air conditlonlng-an extra-cost option tjiat glvej mswmm ; ""
Impale lSP j Tf' 5fj '
The climate couldn't be
better for buying a new
JET-SMOOIH
CHEVROLET
Just look how everything's goin your
way beautiful weather, beautiful
countryside and beautiful August sav
ings that only the man who sells
America's No. 1 car can come up with.
Whether you're hot for a convertible
(ah, those elegant Impalas!), aching for
a wagon (a purse-pleasing Brookwood,
perhaps?) or hankering for anything
in between, your Chevrolet dealer has
just the right car at a just-right price.
And every Chevy has a Jet-smooth
nde, V8 vim or "6" savings, Body by
Fisher craftsmanship and gear-gobbling
luggage space. Top that Srmsmn
off with what your dealer ; Jp'
has for you in the price
department, and you ve
got one sweet buy I
Summer saving's ,
on Corvairs.too!
Now's a cracking good time to come by
a nimble new Corvair with its touch-and-turn
steering, gentle going, clean
stopping and dig-in traction. - All
aboard for end-of-the-season savings
on the car that's no end of fun I
See the new Chevrolet at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's One-Stop Shopping Center
Manufacturer's Lia Na, lib "
Hollowell Chevrolet Company, Inc.
Phone 4231
LICENSE NO. 1675
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ends defrostin:
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, You never have to defrost the Freazer hnranM .
" tha Prnct PnrhiAtiar ctnne frnet Kafra 1 fc
. . MnHel PPoA.iaT.Sl. Nf rnrh 19 nn on fc
Chelct of floors opening to left or rlflht at no xtrd cost,
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If s truly Frost-Proof! There's no defrost ins In tha
.Ref;igerator Compartment, either. . ;. j
You have extra storage space In the 98-lb. f
. Freezer because the Ftgidaire Frost Forbidder ;'(
iibvciim iiv uuuu-up ii ioi .3ii ruu you or vaiuaois
' storage space. All Shelves and Hydrators are Full
,' . Widtly and Full-Depth, with no rounded corners.-.
; And you store enough produce in the Twin for.
celainXnamel Hydrators for a family of four for
, a week. ' ,
FniGIDilinE
, rnoouor or nrau motohs
, NOWI ONLY
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bffer siyie'I down payment
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