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ami children of Miami. Florida,
arrived m Eden ton last week
enroute tb Baltimore. Maryland.
will be working at Johns Hop
kins Hospital this year- Mrs
Elbualy and children are spend
ing some time with her parents,
Mr. surd Mirs. West Leary.
Returns To School
Miss Gail Hare, accompanied
by her parents, Mt. and Mrs.
Worth Hare, and Mr. and Mrs.
Lennon Brickhouse, has . return
ed to her studies at Warren Wil
son College at Swannanoa.
Visiting In Mississippi
Miss Jo Ann Leary of Obeilin
College and her roommate, Miss
Nancy Davis- of Kensington,
Metyland, are visiting Miss
Davis’ relatives in Jackson
Mississippi.
Visit In Hen^rarson
Mr. and Mrs. Medlin Belch
spent the week-end in Hender
eon, N. C., with Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Kane.
Visits Family
Mitchell Sliva, who is attend
ing school in New York, spent
the weekend with his wife and
children. _
Miss Goodwin Home
Miss Jean Goodwin returned
home Monday after visiting
friends in New York for sev
eral days.
Student Visits
Roger Lamb, a student at St.
Andrews College in Laurinburg,
N. C., visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Lamb over the
weekend.
Cales Visit Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Cale
of Newport News, Va., spent
Sunday with his sister and fami
ly, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harrell.
Guest Is Roommate
Miss Sandra Bunch had as
her guest last week her room
mate, Miss Nancy Russ of West
chester, Pa.
Visits Mother
Miss Beth Tolley of Chapel
Hill spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. E. R. Tolley.
Home On Furlough
Ptc. Joe Lee is now on fur
lough and is spending some time
with his mother, Mrs. Leon
Ange on Johnston “Street. Lee
entered the service in January,
1964 and is now stationed in
Worms, Germany.
Sooth Carolina Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Foxwell
of Georgetown, C., visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fox
well over the weekend.
Weekend Visitor
/ Mrs. Emma Perkins of Arling
ton, Va., was a visiter in Eden
ton during the weekend.
Bonds On Trip
J>r. and Mrs. Edward G. Bond
and children left today (Thurs
day) for Chapel Hill where they
will visit Mrs. Bond’s parents,
Judge and Mrs. Phipps. Dr. and
Mrs. Bond will attend a State
Medical Society Meeting in
Pinehurst on Friday and Satur
day.
Go To Raleigh
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. P. Earn
hardt, Jr., left this week for
Raleigh. Mr. Earnhardt will
represent Chowan County in the
General Assembly.
Return From Visit
Miss Mary Ann Overton and
Bobby Stokely returned Monday
from Philadelphia where they
visited Miss Overton’s mother
for a few days.
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Week-end Guests
'Mr. and Mrs. Dannie Nixon
and two children of Hampton,
Va., spent Friday and Saturday
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alphonso Spivey and Mrs. Flor
ine Nixon. '
Pattens In Ahoskie
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Patten
were weekend visitors in Ahos
kie. .
Hospital Patients
Visiting Hour*: 10-11 A. Jtf.; 2-4
and B-8 I*. M. Children under 12 are
not permitted to visit patients.
Patients discharged from Cho
wan Hospital . for the week of
January 26-February 2 were as
follows:
White—Mrs. Dons Jean Buhch,
John C. Todd, Mrs. Donne Mere
dith, Robert Roy Parks, Oris
Melvin Blanchard, John Herbert
Huftbn, Mrs. Mary B. Edwards,
Joseph T. Brickhouse, Mrs. Joyce
Phelps, Master Stanley Lane.
Robert J. Bcyce, Mrs. Nancy
Melton, Mrs. Vivian Wheeler,
Mrs. Jean Adams Bunch, Master
Johnny Melton Tynch, Miss Ju
dith Ann Nixon, Mrs. Loretta
Phelps, William ,C. Repd, Mrs.
Kay Y. Snv.th, Mrs. Judy Wins
low.
Colored Julia Mae Little
john, Annie Louise Privott, Mrs.
Evalina Mooring.
Births
White—Mr. and Mrs. Leonas
Edwards, a sen; Mr. and Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson Phelps, a
daughter; Mr. and Mis. Jessie
Daniel Melton, a son.
Colored Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Freeman, Jr., a sen.
Filter Clog'Blamed
For Sudden Illness
A stopped ‘UP filter in the
heating system at Edenton Res
taurant was blamed for minor
illness tor at least ttrnee em
ployes this week.
The syst-’n has been repaired
and no serious damage was “re
ported.
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ENGAGED. —Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Nixon, Sr., of Edenton
announce the engagement of
their daughter,, Frances
Anne, to Lanry Richard Lay
den, son of Mr. and Mrs.
O. R. Lay-den. of Newport
News, Virginia. A March 14
wedding is planned in the
Rocky Hock Baptist Church
at 3 P. M.
Local Jaycee
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a prime mover in making the lo
cal organization one of the best
in North Carolina,- regardless of
size.
Following a humorous and
suspenseful introduction, Mr.
Shoaf listed Dail’s achievements
as director of the Chamber of
Commerce, vice president of
Barker House Association, nomi
nated by his fellow Jaycees as
one of the outstanding young
men of America, active in Eden
ton Baptist Church, and has pro
vided “leadership of the best
sort: quiet, plodding’’.
Earlier William McDonald of
Hickory, state Jaycee president,
said the DSA is designed to
bring to attention the accom
plishments and contributions of
a young man working for a bet
ter Edenton. He said to be eli
gible for this high honor one
must be dedicated, determined
and responsible.
McDonald said a person want
ing to succeed must sacrifice.
He said Jayceeism taught young
men how to work with respon
sibility.
The speaker added that indi
viduals in America today don’t
Queen To Reign
At Homecoming
Miss Sandra Harrell will be
crowned homecoming queen at
the Chowan homecoming festivi
ties on February 5 in the high
school gymnasium.
Sandra will' be crowned by
Miss Linda Byrum White,l963-
64 homecoining queen.
Winborne Blanchard, senior
class president, will serve as
master of ceremonies.
Queen Sandra will be attended
by Marilyn Baker, representing
the senior class; June Turner of
the junior class; Linda Nixon
from the sophomore class and
Peggy Bass, representing the
freshman class.
Miss CHS, Florette Byrum,
will present the queen with a
bouquet of roses.
Senior class mascots, Johnny
ahappoll and Kim Hare, will as
sist in the coronation.
Entertainment will be sup
plied by Belinda Peiry and the
Torches. The Torches will also
furnish the music for the dance
which . follows. Refreshments
will be served during the inter
mission. _____
want to take a stand. “Every
one wants to be a good guy,”
McDonald said. “Americans are
too prone to ride the fence and
individuals are really ineffective
citizens.”
McDonald said Jaycees are
young men who sacrifice to
make better towns for tomor
row. He urged local people to
lend their support to this move
ment which is now celebrating
its 28th anniversary in North
Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Elmore
provided entertainment for the
evening and Sam Cox intro
duced the special guests.
Past DSA winners were intro
duced by Qiiarles Morgan and
Allen Harless, Jr., presented Mc-
Donald.
Dail was .master of ceremonies
and Joe Robertson, first district
vice president, closed the meet
ing by leading the Jaycee Creed.
The Eastern Star served a tur
key dinner to the largest group
ever to attend a DSA presenta
tion.
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