eV-Tht Perquimans Weekly, Hertford, N. C., Thulsday, October 26, 1972
Mrs. Ambrose Host BPW Club
COMMENTARY,
By John Smiley
COULD IT BE that TV
will replace the annual state
fair peep show? America and
television's attitudes to
ward sex, nudity and lan
guage are changing so fast
that one knows not whether
to hide behind the barn to
watch his favorite program
or view it while sitting in
the parlor with the PTA
president.
PRIOR TO A NEW TV
SEASON, speculation was
over ; who the program win
ners.' of the new year would
be. After the season began,
then focus flashed to possi
ble losers. Some shows that
appear to be in trouble are:
"Anna and the King." "The
Waltons," "Julie Andrews
Hour," "The Men," and
"The Streets of San Fran
cisco." HALLOWEEN lasts all
year now if one is particular
in the placement of his TV
dial. Occult adventure, ESP,
ghost stories and wierd
tales seem to be the prevail
ing spirit, if yqu' 11 excuse
the expression.
AMERICA'S BICENTEN
NIAL is celebrated in a 10
part series called "The
American Experience." Re
cently a segment of the
series, "The Fabulus Coun
try," was seen and enjoyed.
Featuring vintage films and
absorbing stills-in-motion,
paintings and drawings, the
program stressed our growth
from 1776 to 1876. Look for
this interesting series.
SANFORD AND SON re
mains a rib-busting comedy.
Red Foxx is a past-master
of humor and milking the
last ounce of humor from a
situation. He gets this writ
er's vote as being the comic
of the year, if not the phi
losopher. PRESIDENT NIXON, the
Nation's number one sports
fan. favors ending TV black
outs on home games.
Mrs. Marge Ambrose was
hostess to the Hertford BPW
Club Thursday night, Oct. 19, at
her home on Market Street.
Items of business were
dispensed with during a
business session presided over
by Mrs. Addie White, president,
The first part of the program
was given by Mrs. Essie Bur
bage who gave an article en
titled "Where the Candidates
Stand on Health." This article
pointed out and explained how
Nixon and McGovern stood on
twelve issues that are vitally
important to the nation's health.
Mrs. Rpxanna Jackson,
Legislative Chairman, gave the
second part of the program
stressing the theme "Citizen
ship". She gave information on
ON VOTING RIGHTS LAW
The League of Women
Voters has advised the Jus
tice Department that 13
states had not taken the
necessary steps to guaran
tee eligible citizens the
right to vote in the Presi
dential election. The states
named were Arizona, Ark
ansas, Florida, Illinois.
Iowa, Louisiana, Missouri,
Nevada, New Jersey, Ohio,
Oklahoma, Texas and Wisconsin.
why women should exercise
their privilege to vote and how
to be an informed voter. A quiz
for voters was conducted and a
citizenship check list was
passed to members present.
This was an informative and
timely program since
November is election month.
A social hour and refresh
ments were enjoyed after ad
journment .
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Addie White on November
16th.
OniM'nite Sports Quit
1. Who won the Tokyo Pepsi
tennis tourney?
2. Who, won ' the Walkins
Glen Grand Prix?
3. Who won the Paris Lan
come golf tourney?
4. What was the score of
the USC-Stanford game?
5. Who won the Dolphins
Jets game?
Tie Answers
1. Ken Rosewall.
2. Jackie Stewart.
3. Tommy Aaron.
4. USC 30. Stanford 21.
5. Miami. 27-17.
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Hold Your Hear!
Do the stars affect our
weather? Does - the Milky
Way, which now extends in
a vast curve through the
center of the celestial hem
isphere from northeast to
west, have any influence on
weather? . '
As far as - astronomers,
now know, the stars have
little if anything to do with
our weather, but our sun is
all-important and actually
is the source of all our
weather. The stars and
other suns may have long
range bearings -on our sun
and on our weather but that
question is not yet finally
resolved.
Helen GaltherXlub Holds Meet
The Helen Gaithef
Homemakers Club met
Thursday, October 19, with Mrs.
Billy Griffin. Mrs.' Singleton
Lane, president, presided.
"Now The Day Is Over" was
sung. Mrs. Griffin gave the
devotional, reading several'
verses from the 13th Chapter of
Matthew. The Lords Prayer
was repeated in unison.
Mrs. Warner Madre, the
Citizenship and Beautification
leader gave out folders on
selecting and growing house
plants. Mrs. John Cprprew, Jr.
gave a book report on "The
Woman At The Well" by Dale
Evans. She urged each one to
read this book.
Christmas Open House was
discussed. This will be held
December 6 and 7, at the County
Extension Building. Several
attended the Craftsman Fair
this year
Mrs. Fred Matthews gave the
drnonstration, her topic being
"Ideas For Christmas." Lots of
decorations .were shown, which
all enjoyed;"
For closing the collect was
repeated and the meeting ad
journed. -
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess to the
thirteen members present
ON CEILING LIMIT
The Senate Finance Com
mittee has approved House
passed legislation to impose
a $250 billion ceiling on
government , spending and
granted President Nixon un
presidented authority to cut
the budget where he sees
fit.
BUSING BILL DIES
A Senate voted 50 to 26
to shelve the bill designed
to put an end to almost all
busing for school desegrega
tion. It was strangled by a
filibuster by Northern lib
erals. ..
SPACE AND DEBRIS
With the growing amount
of trash orbiting the earth,
the Senate has approved a
treaty to make a nation. lia
ble for damages caused by
any object it has launch
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Jesse Helms is executive vice
president of Capital Broadcasting
Company, which operates WRAL-TV
and the Tobacco Radio Network. He ...
is a native of Monroe.
To thousands of North Carolinians
Jesse Helms is best known for his
"Viewpoint" editorials, which he has
broadcast over WRAL-TV and 80 radio
stations throughout the state.
Since I960, he has authored 2,761
editorials factual and often hard
hitting messages calling for honesty
and economy in government and .
defending the values Americans have
traditionally considered basic to our
way of life.
Respected by
Thousands
Jesse Helms has always leveled with
the people of our state and they have .
responded over the years by writing
more than 300,000 letters to him
expressing support of the principles he
has advocated.
There are also many North Caro
linians who respect Jesse Helms not
only for what he has said, but also for
what he has done. They know that
Jesse Helms is a man who backs up
his convictions with positive action.
Church Leader
Jesse Helms is a deacon and Sunday
School teacher at Hayes Barton
Baptist Church in Raleigh and is a
director of Camp Willow Run, a Youth
Camp for Christ at Littleton.
In February of this year, the
. Southern Baptist Convention honored
him with its Abe Lincoln Award for
, service tq mankind in recognition of
his work in community relations and in
behalf of crippled children.
"Jesse Helms is not one
of your back -'slapping,
hand-wringing, affable gar
den variety political office
seekers. "-Virglnltn Pilot 7272
Concerned for Others
Jesse Helms has long been interest
ed in the plight of crippled children
and has been responsible for raising
more than half a million dollars for the
cerebral palsied.
He is a director of the N. C. Cerebral
Palsy Hospital in Durham, a director
of United Cerebral Palsy of N. C. and -director
of the Wake County Cerebral
Palsy and Rehabilitation Center.
. He has also served as a director
of the Wake County United Fund.
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Civic Leader
Jesse Helms was elected to the
Raleigh City Council in 1957, re elected
in 1959 and served as chairman of
the Law and, Finance Committee.
He is a past president of the
Raleigh Rotary Club and the Raleigh
Executives Club. He has served as a
director of the Raleigh Chamberof "
Commerce and a member of the
Tobacco Advisory Council.
Honored by Others
The American Legion and the 1 ;
Veterans of Foreign Wars have honored
Jesse Helms with their Citizenship
Awards and the Raleigh Exchange , .
Club selected him in 1971 to receive
its "Book of Golden Deeds" award. ,
He has' also received the George -Washington
Award. from the Freedoms
Foundation of Valley Forge.
Experienced
Jesse Helms received his education
at Wingate Junior College and Wake
Forest College and served four years
in the Navy during World War II.
. After the war, he served as city
editor of The Raleigh Times and as
, director of news and programs for the
Tobacco Radio Network and WRAL
Radio. ,
In the early 1950's he served in
Washington as administrative assistant
to two U. S. Senators.
; From 1953 through 1960, Jesse .
Helms was executive director of the
N. C. Bankers Association and was
editor of the Tarheel Banker, the largest
state banking publication in America.
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