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( »y Mn. Ethel Winborne /
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i #r. and Mrs. Frank Perry and
Ifetydren, Amelia and Kathy and
ijfa. Sue Britt spent Sunday with
Ifr. and Mrs. Jesse Hitt of New
port News. Mrs. Britt remain
ed to spend this week there
With her daughter,
j Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Love, Miss
Biqa Love and Beth Owens spent
from Wednesday until Sunday
at Morehead City at their cot
tftge. Mr. Love returned Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. David White and!
son, Jobie of Newport News and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas White of
J|ampton spent the week-end
With Mr. and Mrs. J. W. White.
Jobie is spending this week here
With Mr. and Mrs. White. "
Mrs. C. T. Baker is spending
this week in Edenton with Mr.
gpd Mrs. D. P. Mizelle.
Mrs. Kitty Grantham and
daughter, Miss Bernice Grant
ham of Windsor spent Wednes
day afternoon with Mrs. Wesley
Winborne.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bazemore'
of Chowan County visited Mrs.'
C- T. Baker Sunday afternoon. I
Mrs. D. A. Byrd spent Sunday
With relatives at Ahoskie.
Mrs. Pearl Furr returned to
bar home at Albemarle Thursday
after spending some time with
Mr- and Mrs. Robah Griggs. I
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Boyette
gnd daughter, Judy of Ahoskie
visited Mr. and Mrs. Lillie T.
Iforthcutt at their home here on
§4}iday afternoon, also visited,
Mr and Mrs. J. W. Winborne.
Miss Carol White is spending
tfijs week in Newport News with
foer brother and sister-in-law, Mr. 1
gpd Mrs. David White.
Miss Beckie Bunch is the ■
gUgst of Miss Barbara Sentellj
Snd parents, the Rev. Lamar
Bgptell and Mrs. Sentell of Nor
<PDF’ Va.
||r. and Mrs. James Dail of
JBfJfnton
visited Mr. and Mrs. I
ftgy Baker Sunday afternoon.
james P. Love left Monday for
Mlfteo, where he will teach in.
the high school there this school
term-
Mr and Mrs. Tom Bissette and
dglfghters, Brenda and Barbara
»!» d Phil Lears .and David
Brown of Sims spent Friday
night and Saturday with Mr.
gfld Mrs. J. Britt Smithwick.
, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Winborne
visited Mrs. Clyde Jordan and
A. E. Bowen, Sr., of Windsor
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Mallory and
Mrs. Effie Mallory of William
ston, Mrs. Mary Everett of Ev
eretts and Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Maliory and children Doug and,
Billy of Plymouth were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Mallory
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Bradshaw and
daughter Brenda of Greensboro
and Mrs. Odell White of Wind
ier visited Mrs. E. J. Pruden,
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Mr. ansi Mrs. J. Britt Smith
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Davenport and daughter, Paula
visited Miss Fonda Smithwick
of Nags Head Sunday.
' Robert Perry of Eastern Shore,
' Va., spent the week-end at his
1 home with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Perry.
, Mrs. Cecil Newbern and Miss
1 , Pearl Newbern of Williamston
(visited Mrs. Belva Taylor Sun
-1 day.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Gray and
daughter, Norma of Williamston
were the guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wright Williford
Sunday.
J. L. Williford spent Monday
( night in Plymouth with his
daughter, Mrs. Bill Harris. On
Tuesday he took a trip with Mr.
and Mrs. Harris to Nags Head
and Hatteras.
| County News
By MRS. ROLAND EVANS
Pre-revival cottage prayer
1 meetings are being /held in
1 Rocky Hock this week—Monday
I night at 8 o’clock with Mrs.
John Layton, M. J. Tynch, pre-
I siding; Tuesday night at 8
o’clock with Mr. and Mrs. Cla
rence Bass, Miles Bunch presid
ing; Wednesday at the church;
I Thursday night at 8 o’clock with
Mrs. Martha Nixon, Carroll Ev
ans presiding; Friday night at
8 o’clock with Mrs. John F.
Perry, Henry Bunch presiding.
. Revival services will be held
| at Rocky Hock Church Septem
ber 2-8. Due to health reasons,
the Rev. Charles Howard, evan
-1 gelist, is unable to conduct the
j revival as scheduled. Brother
Hoyle Allred will conduct.
For those young people who
will be leaving for college and
school in Rocky Hock Com
| munity, a hamburger cook-out and
get-together will be held at the
Rocky Hock Community Center
tonight at 6:30
o'clock. Then on Sunday night,
September 1, at 8 o’clock a spe
cial recognition service will be
held in their honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie King are
visiting their parents in Rocky
Hock community and Gates
County.
Thurston Stallings has return
ed from a peanut buying trip to
Georgia.
Jimmy Allred is home for a
visit before going back to school.
He has been working at Caswell
Church Camp this summer. ’ '
The Rev. David Allred brought
the message at Rocky Hock
Church on Sunday. He has
graduated from Wake Forest.
Miss Sarah Doughtie of Gates
County and Alvin Evans will be
united in marriage Saturday af
ternoon, August 31, at Cool
Springs Baptist Church at 4
o’clock. The family, relatives,
friends and public is cordially
invited to attend.
Miss Kay Bunch and Lloyd
a Wayne Evans will be married on
a Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock
c at Rocky Hock Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Evans
i, and Dean of Elizabeth City
s visited Mr. and Mrs. Edward
1 Evans Sunday.
Mrs. Lillie Saunders visited
s Mr. and Mrs. Evans on Sunday.
i Mr. and Mrs. Roland Evans
- and Mrs. Perry were supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
l Keeter and boys Saturday even
i ing.
, Seven members of Rocky Hock
l Church attended the Association*
al Training Union meeting at
r First Baptist Church, Elizabeth
i City, last Tuesday night. Bro
i ther-Murray Tynch was elected
. Associational Training Union Di
-1 rector for this year.
An Associational Training Un
ion Executive Committee meet
ing will be held at Macedonia
Church September 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Perry of
Suffolk, Va., visited Mr. and
Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Perry on
’ Sunday afternoon.
, it is a fine thing to have abil
• ity, but the ability to discover
ability in others is the true test.
—Elbert Hubbard.
Minutes Os County]
Board Os Education
J
July 1, 1963
The Chowan County Board of
Education held its regular meet-,
ing on July Ist, 1963. Chair
man Potter called the meeting to
order and designated J. M. El
liott as acting secretary for the
meeting.
The resignation of W. J. Tay
lor was accepted. A motion that
a letter of appreciation for his
30 years of faithful and construc
, tive service be mailed to Mr.
Taylor, and incorporated in the
minutes, was duly passed.
Minutes for the meetings which
took place on June 3, June 8,
and June 14 were read and ap
. proved. The June 6, 1963 Coun
ty Accountant’s Report was pre
-1 sented showing a balance of SB,-
, 540.56 as of May 3, 1963.
Lunch room reports from the
, Chowan and White Oak Schools
were examined and approved.
A record of all vouchers drawn
! during the month of June was
- approved.
It was decided to investigate
the failure to receive the SIO.OO
fee per night for the use of the
■ Chowan High School Baseball
i Park, and to attempt to collect
all fees due. It was voted that i
a fee of $15.00 per night be
1 charged all out-of-the-county
. teams using the park.
1 Chairman Potter pointed out
the gravity of the County School
situation without a Superir.tend
‘ ent, a Principal, and a Clerk.
: Motion was made and duly pass-
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el to take immediate steps to
o >tain a Superintendent. Chair
,n an Potter was authorized to
t lk with Mrs. W. J. Taylor and,
d itermine the availability of her
s rvices as Clerk, and accept her
r signation if she definitely de
c ines to further service. The
I sard voted to employ necessary
c erical help on a temporary ba
s s in the event Mrs. W. J. Tay
1< r declined to further serve. It
w as voted to empower Chairman
P Jtter to contact the N. C. State
B aard of Education to determine
v hether assistance can be pro
v ded on a temporary basis by
ti at department. Chairman Pot
ti r was given the power to make
ii terim decisions and to perform
necessary duties, until an acting
or permanent Superintendent is
elected
Henry Bunch, Chairman of the •
Local School Committee, sought
help in the procuring of a Prin
cipal and English Teacher. L. G.
Finch was recommended by the
Local School Committee to teach
French and History in Chowan
High School. The election of Mr.
Finch was approved by the
Board. The teacher’s contract of
Mrs. Dorothy P. Byrum was ap
proved. It had been held up
pending the arrival of the teach
er allotment from Raleigh.
After motion of O. C. Long,
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seconded by G. H. Asbell, the
Board voted to recess this meet
ing until Tuesday night, July 9,
! 1963. at 8:00 o’clock P. M., in
the office of the Board of Edu
cation.
Members present: G. H. As
bell, J. M. Elliott, Marvin Evans,
Eugene Jordan) O. C. Long and
G. B. Potter;
G. B. POTTER, Chairman
J. M. ELLIOTT,
Acting Secretary.
July 9, 1963
Reconvened Meeting
This reconvened meeting is
held by virtue of adjournment
of
this date—July 9, 1963. The
definite purpose of this meeting i
is to consider various applica
tions for Superintendent of the
Chowan County Schools. Chair
man Potter presented the names
of seven applicants along with
their supporting recommenda
tions. On motion of Eugene Jor
dan and seconded by G. H. As
bell, the Board, by unanimous
vote, elected Mr. C„ C. Walters,
presently Principal of Nashville
High School, Nashville, N. C., as
Superintendent of Chowan Coun
ty Schools for prompt assump
tion of said duties. Immediate
ly after the foregoing action of
the Board, the Chairman advised
Mr. Walters over the telephone
of his election ahd obtained his
acceptance.
There being no further busi
ness the Chairman declared the
meeting adjourned.
Members present: G. H. As
bell, J. M. Elliott, Marvin Evans,
Eugene Jordan, O. C. Long and
G. B- Potter.
G. B. POTTER, Chairman
J. M- Elliott.
Acting Secretary
August 5, 1963
The Chowan County Board of
Education held its regular meet
ing Monday, August sth at 8:00
in the Board Office. The fol
lowing members were present:
,G. B. Potter, O. C. Long, John
M. Elliott, Eugene Jordah, Mar
vin Evans, and G. H. Asbell.
The meeting was called to or
der by the Chairman, and min
utes of the July Ist and July 9th
meetings were read and approv
ed. Minutes of two meetings of
the District Committee were
read. The District Committee
requested the approval of the
election of the following teach
ers: J. P. Snipes, Principal of
Chowan High School: Mrs. J. P.
Snipes to teach English in Cho
wan High School: Erleen Miller
to teach in Chowan Elementary
School: Barbara Jean Morton to
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teach in White Oak Elementary
School: and Mary Little Savage
to teach in White Oak Element
ary School. The report of the
District School Committee was
approved by the Board.
The employment of Mrs. Nellie
Fields Oberst, as Secretary to
the Superintendent was approv
ed by the Board.
The Superintendent was au
thorized by the Board to make .
application to the State Depart
ment for an Attendance Counse
lor to be shared with the Eden
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tinue the payment /of sick leave
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this on beginning Ifhis year.
It was reported, that no trans
actions had bwi riiade by either
of the LocaPgpbol Funds dur-*
ing July.
The pajrment Qf bills in the
amount of $1,009.1(0 was read and
accepted by the Board.
There being no further busi
ness, the Board adjourned.
G. B. POTTER, Chairman
C. C. WALITERS, Secretary