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lI—SECTIONI I — SECTION ONE
SOCIETY NEWS
"Strawberry HUI" Guests
Mrs. Mattie Paul of Washing
ton, N. C., and Mrs. Elizabeth
Corbett of South Wales, British
Isles, were guests of Mr. and
Mr. A. C. Boyce at “Strawberry
BUI” Monday and Tuesday.
Visits Relatives
Miss Mytle Jenkins spent the
week-end with relatives at
Carrsville, Va.
Attends Funeral
Miss Ruby Felts attended the
funeral of her step-father in
Boykins, Va., last week.
Seaboard Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Howel!
of Seaboard, N. C., spent the
week-end with Mrs. Howell’s sis
ter, Mrs. E. L. Ward.
Returns To Tarboro
Mrs. Lynn Bond, after spend
ing some time with Mrs. John
Bond, reutrned to her home in
Tarboro Thursday of last week.
Return To South Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Miley re
turned Wednesday to their home
in Charleston, S. C., after a
visit here with friends and rela
tives.
Week-end Guests
Miss Martha Tysor of Metho
dist College in Fayetteville and
Mrs. G. N. Gibson of Gibson,
N. C., were week-end guests of
the Charles Tysors in Westover
Heights.
Conway Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Ward
and children Robin and Taylor
of Conway spent Sunday after
noon with Mr. Ward’s mother,
Mrs. E. L. Ward.
Week-end In Raleigh
Several members of the senior
MYF group of the Methodist
Church and their chaperones
spent the week-end in Raleigh.
Guest of Cousin
Jason Cowan of Virginia
Beach visited his cousin, Larkin
Tysor, over the week-end.
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Visiting Son
Mrs. F. A. Jordan, Sr., of
Greenville is visiting her son,
F. A. Jordan, Jr.
Visits Husband
Mrs. John Douglass spent last
week in Norfolk with her hus
band who is a patient at Nor
folk General Hospital.
Away Over Week-end
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thorud were
in Raleigh and Greensboro over
the week-end.
Visit In Cary
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Phillips
spent the week-end in Cary with
Mr. Phillips’ parents.
Visit In Chapel Hill
Dr. and Mrs. Ed Bond were
week-end guests of Mrs. Bond’s
parents. Judge and Mrs. Phipps
in Chapel Hill.
Visit Parents
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Mayo and
daughter Rita visited their par
ents in Greenville and Mesic the
past week-end.
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Return From Florida
Dr. and Mrs. W. I. Hart re
turned Sunday from a brief stay
at their winter cottage in Florida.
Guest of Sister
Mrs. Lonnie Bunch of Wilson
spent Friday night with her sis
ter, Mrs. Florine Nixon.
Newport News Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Bunch
of Newport News spent the
week-end with Mr. Bunch’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney
Bunch.
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Visit In Hampton
Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso Spivey
and Mrs. Florine Nixon spent
Sunday in Hampton, Va., as
guests of their son and daughter
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dannie
Nixon.
Sunday Guests
Dr. and Mrs. E. Elmore Jones
and son Bill, Mrs. Leroy Jones
of Portsmouth, Mr. and Mrs. Har
mon L. Jones of Norfolk and Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Bachman of
■Henderson were Sunday guests
of Mrs. Wood Privott and Miss
Frances Privott.
Honor Guests At Luncheon
Mrs. Wood Privott and Mrs.
Frank McCrery of Colerain were
honor guests at a luncheon giv
en in Hookerton on Saturday by>
the Col. Alexander McAllisb
DAR Chapter at the home r
Mrs. Harry Taylor.
Itodcy Mouni Visitor
Martin Zimmerman of Rock;
Mount spent the week-end a;
guest of his mother. Mrs. J. Ed
Win ’'Bufflap and Mr. Bufflap.
Sunday’ Visitors
Monday Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Swindell
i of Hertford were guests of Mr.
i and Mrs. T. B. Williford on
1 Monday evening.
On Buying Trip
Mrs. Ed Speight and Mrs.
George Privott spent Friday in
! Richmond, Va., buying spring
merchandise for Tots & Teens.
Visit In Raleigh
Mrs. Kitty McMullan and sons
Mike and Henry spent the week
end in Raleigh with her sister,
Miss Allison Campen.
Visit In South Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Frizell
spent the week-end in Bennetts
ville, S. C., visiting Mrs. Fri
zell’s mother.
Return From Florida
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ward
nave returned from a vacation
trip to Daytona Beach, Fla.
Visit In Lynchburg
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Goodwin
visited in Lynchburg, Va., over
the week-end.
Visit Parents
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Over
man and sons Clifford and Ricky
of Lee Hall, Va., visited their
parents over the week-end. j
Guest of Parents
Richard Elliott, Jr., of York
town, Va., spent the week-end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Elliott. i
Week-end Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shelley of
Virginia Beach, Va., were week
end visitors of Mrs. Shelley’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard
Perry.
New York Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Redfield
■ if White Plain, N. Y., are visit
ing Mrs. Don Redfield in Pem-S
Circle.
Visit In Rocky Mount
: Mr. and Mrs. Keith Reeve and
Michael visited friends in Rocky
Mount over the week-end.
Visit In Benson
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Grady and
family visited relatives in Ben-,
son, N. C., over the week-end. J
Visit Daughter !
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bunch
spent the week-end in Raleigh
visiting their daughter, Marian,
who is a student at Meredith
College.
Week-end Guests
Major and Mrs. W. A. Which
ard and children were week-end
visitors of Mrs. Whichard’s fath
er, L. S. Byrum. j
20 YEARS AGO j
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even to packages marked "fra- 1
gile". The projected pickup
route was to connect Edenton
with Richmond and Rocky
Mount and 21 other communities
along the route. i
R. N. Hines, president of the
Edenton Rotary Club, announced
that the Rotarians would be
"kids" again due to a scheduled
basketball game to be played
with the Rotarians pitted against
the Boy Scouts.
Lieut.-Col. Chester J. Peters
succeeded Col. Zebulon C. Hop
kins as commanding officer at
the U. S. Marine Corns Air Sta
tion at Edenton. Col. Hopkins
was transferred to the west
coast.
Receipts at Edenton's Police
Ball amounted to approximate
ly SI,OOO, according to Chief of
Police J. R. Tanner.
At a meeting held at the home
of Mrs. J. J. Long, the Dime 1
Society of the Edenton Baptist
Church celebrated its 65th birth
day.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
extended a call to the Rev.
Charles Best of Darlington. Md„
to accept the rectorship made
vacant by the resignation of the
Rev. Louis F. Schenck.
Mayor Leroy Haskett reported
that Jordan & Wilson of New
, Bern had purchased a site from
Richard L. Player of Fayetteville
’ for a housing project in Eden
-1 ton.
Cotton prices advanced to a
new high for the season to date
with middling 15-16 inch averag
i ing 20.89 cents, which was the
highest price since July 15.
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THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDEWTOW. WORTH CAHOtJHA. THOHBPAT. FEBRUARY 27, 1964.
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VICKIE CLAIRE ALLSBROOK
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Allsbrook
announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Vickie
I Claire Allsbrook. to Archie
Franklin Hughes, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Hughes of Merry Hill.
The wedding is scheduled to
lake place Thursday. March 26.
Thirteen white men left Eden
' ton for Fort Bragg for physical
examinations under a new se
lective service set-up.
According to an Associated
' Press dispatch, a Liberty ship,
the SS James Iredell, named in
honor of one of Edenton's im
mortals. withstood a submarine
1 attack and though damaged,
was able to return to the home
port at Wilmington. N. C-. and
I was being prepared for another j
fling at the Axis.
The first anniversary of the
U. S. Marine Corps Women's Re-!
serve was the occasion of an
, elaborate tea party held at Al
; bania, the residence of Mrs. M.
j G. Brown.
Chowan County was listed
among the 91 counties in the 1
state which exceeded quotas in
the March of Dimes drive.
Music Feature Os
Ruritan Meeting
The Chowan Ruritan Club met
Monday night at the Chowan
Community Building for its
monthly meeting. The club was
entertained by a group of girls
from Chowan High School under
the direction of Miss Cecelia
Willoughby. Three members of
the Ryland Ruritan Club were
1’ present at the meeting.
During the business session,
’ B. F. Bateman was elected chap
lain of the club. The most im
-1 portant item of business was the
’ fat stock show and sale that the |
'club is sponsoring and co-spon
sored by the Ryland Ruritan
Club.
President E. S. White asked!
the club to contact buyers in |
and out of the countv to be j
[present at the sale. Sale auc
| tioneer will be Lamar Benton. J
Drinks and eats will be for sale J
(all day and it is hoped every
one who is interested will help 1
, support the sale.
* The Ruritan Clubs are proud |
i of the way the sale turned outi
i last year and they are hoping'
■ for a larger sale this year.
i More details will be published!
i later. Anyone wanting to know!
, more about it may contact E. S.
j White or Harry Venters.
i (vilest Speaker For
Lenten Luiicheor
1 The Rev. Peter C. Robinson,
■ rector of St. Francis’ Episcopal
1 Church, Greensboro, will speak
in the Episcopal Parish House
• in Edenton Tuesday, March 3.
t. The Rev. Mr. Robinson is a
I native of New Jersey and a
i graduate of Episcopal High
School in Alexandria, Virginia,
■ the University of North Caro
j lina, in Chapel Hill, and of Gen
!j eral Theological Seminary, New
( York City.
I Out-of-town guest speakers are
speaking each Tuesday at St.
Paul’s Episcopal Church on sub
-1 jects of current interest to pro
• mote thinking and the rector, the
’ Rev. George B. Holmes, is grate
-1 ful for the early response to
! hear the series of addresses.
Luncheon begins at 1 o’clock
* in the Parish House, which is
' served by the churchwomen. [
1 Adjournment is promptly at 2
1 o’clock.
RE-ELECT
WARNER EVANS
YOUR—
County Representative
SATURDAY, MAY 30th
< Your-Vote And Support Will Be
• s Greatly Appreciated!
MISS CAROLYN BELCH BRIDE
OF ANDREW W. SWAIN. JR.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Belch
| announce the marriage of their
! daughter, Miss Carolyn Belch,
i of Edenton, to Andrew Webster
; Swain, Jr., son of Mr. and Mars.
1 Andrew Webster Swain of
i 'Creswell.
The marriage ceremony was
performed Saturday afternoon.
February 22 at 4 o’clock at the
Bethel parsonage by the Rev.
L. C. Chandler.
Haskett Resigns
From Health Board
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Members of the District Health
Department accepted Mr. Hask
ett’s resignation with regret. Dr.
Isa C. Grant, District Health Di
rector, informed Mr. Haskett that
she personally regrets that it
was not possible for her to serve
with him any longer and that
he would have been pleased at
the warm feeling the group
manifested toward him at their
last meeting. “While I under
stand your desire to be relieved
of extra duties,” said Dr. Grant,
“we shall miss you at future
Board of Health meetings.”
Dr. Grant was instructed to
send Mr. Haskett a resolution of
regret on the part of the Health
Department, which is as follows:
| Be it resolved that whereas
j Mr. L. H. Haskett has ably
served the Board of Health for
jten yeais, and
Whereas he was faithful in his
attendance, and
Whereas he contributed ex
cellent judgment to questions of
public health, and
1 Whereas he offered honesty
•and devotion to his duties,
A motion was made, duly sec
onded and unanimously carried
by the Board that we send him
our wholehearted gratitude for
his contribution to public health
in the community.
H. A. REID, Chairman.
DR. ISA C. GRANT, Secretary.
Jerry Yarborough On
Dean’s List At State
Jerry Yarborough, a freshman
at North Carolina State College,
has made the Dean’s List for the
first semester.
Jerry’s mother, Mrs. Opal
Wood, last week received the
fololwing letter from R. E.
Fadum, dean of engineering:
“Professor Karl Hanson, who
is in charge of our Freshmar
Engineering Division, informs me
| that Jerry made an academic
(average of 3,000 during the first
[semester of his freshman year.
[This is a weighted ‘l3’ average,
and we are very gratified that he
j has been so successful in start
! ing his engineering education
jWe are very pleased to have
Jerry as a student. His progress
[thus far indicates that he has
a real opportunity for the suc
j cessful completion of his engi
neering course with an admirable
! records. We shall make every
' effort to encourage Jerry to con
; tinue his academic studies and
maintain this high standard of
excellence.”
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