PAGE EIGHT
'—SECTION ONE.
SOCIETY NEWS
Visit In Norfolk
■Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Wood spent
the week-end in Norfolk visiting
meipbers of Mrs. Wood’s family. j
Visits In Southern Pines
Mrs. J. A. Wheeler has returned
from Southern Pines where she
spent several days with her son-|
ing-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
N. A. Sauls.
Week-end Guests
Mr. ahd Mrs. Gilliam Wood had '
gs their guests over the week-end
Mrs. Wood’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Heidi Trast of Wilmington.
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Return Home
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bond have
returned home after spending sev
eral days in Norfolk, Va.
Roanoke Rapids Visitor
Miss Faye. Dail from Roanoke
Rapids was the week-end guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Boyce.
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Visits Parents
Miss Alphia Small of Goldsboroi
was the week-end guest of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Small.
Chapel Hill Visitors
Mrs. Milo Crawford and daugh
ter, Benbury of Chapel Hill are
spending a few days with her par-'
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Wood.
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Week-end Guest
Tommy Wood of the University
of North Carolina, spent the "Week
end with his parents, Mr. and
Thomas B. Wood.
Returns Home
Mrs. J. L. Pettus has returend
after spending last week with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Darden in Portsmouth,
Va.
Scotland Neck Visitors
Mrs. Inez Moran had as her
guests Sunday her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W., J. Brot
ton of Scotland Neck.
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Maryland Visitors
Capt. and Mrs. Harold E. Baker
of the U. S. Naval Academy, Md.,
visited Mrs. Baker’s sister, Miss
Evelyn Leary, Sunday afternoon.
Guest of Parents
Miss Linda Downum of Phila
delphia visited her parents, I)r. and
Mrs. A. F. Downum over the week
end.
Sunday In Ahoskie
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Britton
and children spent Sunday in Ahos
kie.
Students Home
Among college students visiting
their parents in Edenton over the #
week-end were: William Gardner,
Sid Campen and Fred Byrum of the ,
University of North Carolina.
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Visits Parents
'Miss Sharon Lupton of Woman’s
'College, Greensboro spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j
Hector Lupton.
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Friday In Norfolk {
Mrs. William Jones and Mrs. H.'
B. Jones spent Friday in Norfolk,!
Va.
Returns To Norfolk
Mrs. S. X. Stephenson has re
turned to Norfolk after spending
some time with her son-in-law and*
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. West By
rum, Sr.
Visit In Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Leary were
overnight guests last Wednesday of i
Mrs. Miller Marshall of Norfolk,!
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FIRST SHOWING
OP THE REMARKABLE NEW
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CAM PEN’S
JEWELERS
Spring Hope Visitors
: Mrs. Miller Marshall of Norfolk
r and Mrs. Emmett Upchurch of
, Spring Hope spent several days
J last week with their brother and
' sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
' Leary.
Chapel Hin Visitors
Dr. and Mrs. James Glover of
Chapel Hill visited Mrs. Glover’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Conger,
• for the week-end.
Returns From Philippines
A/1 Billy Boyce arrived home
last week after being stationed in
the Philippines for 18 months. He
will spend a 30-day furlough with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willie
'Boyce, before*reporting for duty in
Mississippi.
Returns From Charlotte
Mrs. W. M. Morgan returned
home Sunday from Charlotte, where
she was a guest for the past four
weeks of her daughter Mrs. Charles
j Shaw Who has been ill. Mrs. Shaw
accompanied her mother to Eden
ton.
Return To Connecticut
Mrs. M. R. Warden and son, Al
ford, returned to their home in
Fairfield, Conn., Saturday after
spending a week as guests of Mrs.
Warden’s mother, Mrs. H. C. Good
win.
Return To Charlotte
Mrs. J. D. Sewell and two (laugh
ters, Marguerite and Mary Davis,
left for their home in Charlotte
Sunday after spending a week as
guests of Mrs. Sewell’s mother,
Mrs. H. C. Goodwin.
To Return To Hospital
Mrs. Roy Newsom will return to
Duke Hospital Friday of this week
for further examination and treat
ment.
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Chapel Hill Visitors
Mrs. Viola Barrett of Chapel Hill,
a former Edentonian, and Miss Fre
da Mitchell, also of Chapel Hill,
spent the week-end in Edenton
visiting friends. *
Week-end Guests
Mr. and Mrs. McKay Phthisic
and family of Buies Creek spent the;
week-end as guests of Mrs. Phthis-i
ic.’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alberti
Keeter.
Sunday In Greenville
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hawkins
spent Sunday in Greenville as
guests of Mrs. Hawkins’ brother-in
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Hill.
Returns From Florida
Mrs. Mabel Barker has returned
from Miami, Florida, after spend
ing a month with her son, Felton
i Barker.
HONOR SOCIETY MEETING
i Pi Chapter of the Delta Kappa
Gamma Society will meet Saturday,
i April fi. with Mrs. Inglis Fletcher
lat Bandon Plantation. Thirty-five
members from the Albemarle area
are expected to attend the meeting.
I Luncheon will be served by mem
i hers of the local DAR, after which
j Mrs. Fletcher will speak to the,
i group. Miss Minnie Hollowell of
] the Edenton Elementary School
faculty is president of Pi Chap
* ter.
FIDELIS CLUB TO MEET
I The Fidelis NCO Wives Club
! will hold its monthly meeting Tues
i day night, April 2, in the game'
'room of the Staff NCO Club at 8j
,j o’clock. All members are urged toj
1 attend.
f New President 1
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DR. BRIJCE B. WHITAKER j
The electron of Dr. Bruce H.
Whitaker to the presidency of Cho-'
wan College at Murfreesboro was
announced Monday by Dr. Raleigh
Parker, chairman of the Board of
Trustees, following a special meet-|
ing of that body. Dr. Whitaker, a
native of Cleveland County
now Secretary of the Baptist Stu
dent Union for the Baptist State
Convention of North Carolina, will
succeed the late Dr. F. Orion Mix
on, as president of Chowan, 109
year old Baptist school.
Edith Bass Chilton
Weds Wayland White
Miss Edith Bass Chilton of Eden
ton and Wayland L. White of Bel- 1
videre were married Friday after-j
noon, March 22, in the Piney Woods
Friends parsonage at Belvidere at j
5 o’clock in the presence of a few'
friends and relatives.
The simple but impressive cere-1
mony was performed by the minis
ter of Piney Woods Friends, the
Rev. D. Virgil Pike.
The bride wore a navy blue suit
with navy and white accessories.
The coupje will make their home in
Belvidere.
MIKE MALONE INCLUDED i
ON DUKE DEAN’S LIST!
Michael Taylor Malone, son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. E Malone, is one
of <>ls students at Duke Univer
sity who have been named to the
Dean’s List for the fall semester. ■
Students must maintain a scholas
tic average of 3.0 out of a possible
4.0 to be included on the Dean’s
List. |
pay back later in regular I
monthly installment* out of :' ■ I
current income.
Take this easy, low-tut wiy to I
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THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1867.
Mrs. Flynn Speaks
1 At Meeting
Gives a Demonstration
On Arrangement of
Flowers •
According to Mrs. M. L. Flynn,
one needs to be relaxed when ar
ranging flowers because one is
really painting a picture floV
ers as an artist would paint a pic-,
ture. Mrs. Flynn, local florist, |
gave a demonstration on “Th e Ar-|
rangemerit of Home Grown Flow
ers” at the March meeting of thej
.Chowan County Home Demonstra
! tion Club Council held in the Oak
• Grove Community Building. She
gave information on how to condi
j tin flowers. The women were ad
vised to cut the flowers, put them
| in water and set them in a ccol,
' dark place for three hours before
! arranging them. Mrs. Flynn stress
ed the importance of using simple
j containers. Those present disejss
ed the use of foliage and were ad
vised to use pine, spruce, and oth
! er native greenery.
,An inspirational devotional was
giv«n by Mrs. Cora Harrell.
The business session was con
ducted by Mrs. H. T. Hollowell.
Council President. She spoke brief
ly on radio programs and news ar-
I tides for which the clubs are re
sponsible. She urged the clubs to
send their contribution to the State
i Music Fund. It was announced
| that the Community Service Load
| ors would be responsible for con
; ducting the Cancer Drive in their
I community in April.
' The Leadership Achievement
I Awards and the Music Scholarship
were explained to the group. They
were urged to work for achievement
, awards as well as for the scholar
-1 ship.
Plans were made for observing
National Home Demonstration Club
Week which will he April 28-May 4.
, The plans made will be announced
. at a later date.'
I Thirty-five club members attend
ed the Council meeting, represent
ing nine of the home
clubs in the county.
WOMAN’S CLUB MEETING j
The Edenton Woman’s Club will;
meet Wednesday afternoon, April j
3, at 1 o’clock in the Parish House.
Mrs. T. C. Cross, Jr., president,
l urges a full attendance.
John Wesley Film
At Hertford Church
! ‘Mohn Wesley,” a motion picture
i 1 depicting the life of the founder of
i Methodism and the development of
the Methodist movement, will be
shown in the First Methodist l
Church, Hertford, Friday, March
29. There will be three showings
of the film, which has a running-'
time of one hour and seventeen
minutes. First showing is at 5:30,
to be followed by a 7 o’clock and
8:30 showing. (
The public is invited to take ad- i
I vantage of the opportunity to see|
this film which is produced by the j
| Television, Radio and Film Com- j
I mission of the Methodist Church in
cooperation with J. Arthur Rank, j
The audio-visual equipment of the
church has been especially prepar
ed for this event.
Chinese Supper Will
Be Held April 11th
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It was announced at the social
meeting of the Fidelis NCO Wives j
Club Tuesday night, March 19, that
the Chinese Supper scheduled for
April 4 would be changed to Thurs- j
day night, April 11. I 1
The husbands are invited and the
supper will be held in the game
room of the Staff NCO Club at
6:30 o’clock. Oriental entertain
ment is being prepared for the
evening. All members are urged to
attend.
FIDELIS CLUB MEETS
Tile Fidelis NCO Wives Club held
its regular social meeting in the
game room of the Staff NCO Club
Tuesday night, March 19, with 27
members present and two guests
namely, Mrs. Marion Niederhauser
and Mrs. Mary Rose Bell.
The program chairman, Mrs.
Catherine Singletary, prepared a
delightful program on Hawaii, her
native country. She was dressed in
the typical Hawaiian dress—not a]
grass skirt—and patiently taught
each of the members how to do the
“Hula” Each girl wore an orange
Hawaiian Lee. After the dancing
lessons all joined in singing while
the hostess committee prepared re
freshments consisting of Hawaiian
pineapple and tuna salad, pinwheei
sandwiches with cake and coffee. |
Mrs. Clara Rodriquez, Mrs. Con
stantine Stathopoulos and Mrs.
Catherine Singletary were on the
refreshment committee.
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Edenton Teams Lose
in Debating Contest
V.
Both of the debating teams of the
Edenton Junior-Senior High School
were defeated in the recent Trian
gular Debates.
The affirmative team composed
of Rachel Wilder and Philip Jeth- j
ro lost to the Gatesville negative
' debaters in Hertford. The negative
team, Eddie George and Sherwood
Harrell, lost to the Hertford af
firmative team at Gatesville.
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i CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
J Monday afternoon around 25
! little guests went out to the home
of John Elliott Raines, Jr., to cele
brate his fourth birthday. Nuts,
cookies, candy, ice cream and fav
ors were served.
Those attending were Betty B.
and Dillard Dixon, Tom and Blount
Shepard, Earl Chesson, Jimmy
Bond, Allen Whitten, Peggy Nixon,
Ferrell Pavlich, Elliott Harrell,
Janie Spruill, Ted Bass, Harla Kay
Ange,. Randy and Ernest Carpen
ter, Raleigh and William Elliott.
If there be a crime of deeper dye
than all the guilty train of human
vices, it is ingratitude. —Brooke
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