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ENJOY COA VlSlT—Members of the Adult Activity Center were hosted by the Associate
Degree Nursing Department when they visited College of The Albemarle recently. The
group toured the Technical Center and was shown the many interesting activities taking
place there. Most took great interest in watching as Cosmetology student Ann Cooper styled
and combed Lucy Baker’s hair. Shown observing are JoAnn Baker, Joe Jones, Katrina
Felton, Debbie Carden, George Gardner, Joyce Baker and John Medlin. They were
accompanied on their field trip by Sarah Parker, coordinator, Evelyn Boyd, rehabilitation
aide and Danny Blackman, UYA intern. (COA Photo).
Tick Fever Can Be Diagnosed Early
RALEIGH—Rocky Moun
tain Spotted Fever
(RMSF), a potentially
deadly disease contracted
from the bite of ticks, can
now be diagnosed by the
state laboratory within 48
hours, according to Stewart
Vick, head of the agency’s
virology branch.
Before the test was
perfected by a Hamilton,
jfo&gfotdy ttiaat Great lnpmp
Faith of our fathers
Faith of our lathers, living still
In spite of dungeon, fire and sword
O how our hearts heat high with joy
O'hene’er we hear that glorious word!
Faith of our fathers, holy faith,
Ife will he true lo thee fill death.
fJL. This popular hymn was written by
1 Frederick W. Faber, who followed John
ffe Newman into the Catholic Church.
Faber wrote, "It seemed desirable that
X, j Catholics should have a hymn book
J-y ’j. for reading, which should contain the
p'fcf 1 mysteries of the faith in easy verse.”
aja|{ l ri-p. p. Faber not only succeeded in this, but
| 1. fl & his hymns have had wide use in Prot
-lestant churches as well, among them
this triumphant hymn.
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Mont, scientist, treatment
was started usually when
the first symptoms of the
(RMSF) appeared, which
could be up to 12-days after
a tick bite. Now, provided
the laboratory receives a
live tick, a positive
diagnosis can be made and
treatment started long
before the end of the
incubation period.
Vick, who started doing
the test in 1975, said the big
problem is getting a live
tick. He made it clear that in
order to perform the test, a
live tick is necessary.
The virologist said the tick
should be taken from the
person on whom it is
attached very carefully
(only ticks attached to
humans are accepted). He
suggested the tick be
swabbed gently with
alcohol. This, he expalined,
encourages the critter to
release. Then grasp with
tweezers and pull out
without jerking or tisting.
The idea is not to break any
parts of the tick.
To transport, Vick
recommends that a
moistened particle of paper
towel be placed in a small
necked glass or plastic
bottle or tube. Stopper the
container with cotton. Plug
firmly enough to prevent the
tick from escaping around
the cotton. If the result for
the test is positive, the
sender will be notified by
telephone.
Vick emphasized the state
laboratory is not equipped to
do tick surveys. He did
state, however, that many
more than the 40 tests per
week now being performed,
are within the facility’s
capabilities.
THE CHOWAN HERALD
ExtMsioii Urges
All Cotton Fields
To Be Mapped
By R. M. Thompson
County Extension
Chairman
As of today EPA has
not approved the material
that we are planning to use
on cotton, but we feel pretty
sure that it will be approved
before the time comes to
start applying it. At the
present time, we have
spotted all the cotton that we
know about on the county
maps, but there is always a
possibility that we have
missed some. We would like
very much for you to notify
us if you know of some small
fields of cotton or if you have
not been contacted about
your own cotton so that we
can be sure that all the
cotton in Chowan County is
located and placed on the
maps. There are a lot of
fields with boll weevil traps
already set and someone
will be riding by to check
these traps regularly.
Please notify us of other
cotton fields. We will be in
touch with you at a later
date with the possibility of
having meeting where we
can all discuss this program
together.
In a few days most of the
soybeans that were planted
the middle of May will be 6
to 8 inches high and this is
one of the best times to
spray soybeans to control
cockleburs and morning
glories. To effectively kill
morning glories and
cockleburs they should be in
the two-leaf stage or less.
The materials we are
recommending are
Basagran - 2 to 3 qts.
broadcast; Dynap - 2 qt.
braoadcast; or Preemerge -
2 qt. broadcast. On
Preemage or Dynap there is
a special method that should
be followed in applying this
material. You should use 60
lbs. pressure and 10 gallons
of water to the acre. This is
most important, not only to
prevent damage to the
soybeans but to kill the
weeds and morning glories.
The boom of the sprayer
should be at least a foot to
two feet above the soybeans
and the nozzle tips should be
of the small type such as the
80015. We would suggest that
you follow the label in
Basagran, or the other
materials. Many ofyou have
had experience in the past
with Basagran and you
know it does an excellent job
on cockleburs. If you have
any questions on these
materials, please contact us
at the County Exten
sion Office.
Birth
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Davenport of Creswell
announce the birth of a
daughter, Tracy Irene, born
at Chowan Hospital on May
29. Mrs. Davenport is the
former Donna Thomas,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Thomas of Edenton.
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I ia, H When man’s aspirations are filled with religious faith and W. Hicks St -Edenton nc i
j Galatians V a sense of spiritual mission, he rises to heights of unselfish
I 6:14-18 dedication. But when he keeps his sights lowered to greedy
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i THE CHURCH ORGANIZES
International Sunday School Lesson for June 13. 1976 Edenton Savings & Loan I
J Scripture: I Timothy 3:1-13 where You So* does
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Paul’s letters to Timothy set forth some high standards Edenton, N. C. X
and qualifications for church leaders. No one is perfect, but ■Mmi^MmmM^mi^^msMßJ.
x Paul insists that those who are chosen, as leaders in the n V mm Imnlomont R, 1
church, should live above reproach. They should order their tv/* l-r t I
own households well, for if they are not able to do that, how Truck CO., Inc. I
| can they be good examples for others? International Harvester Deale. x X
It is interesting that he warned against putting recent con
verts into places of leadership. From experience, we have Phone 482-2151, Edenton J
found this to be veiy sound advice. A young convert, also
young in years, was once put on a pastor Parish relations Western Gas &
| committee. She was immature, and immediately wanted a Pi 1 <YI
| change of ministers, requesting a young man of whom she was rueiUU
very fond. This is one small example of the enormity of such Mitctiener village *
a mistake. Christians need to mature before taking places of Phone4B2-4483
leadership. m J
A The church needs organization, and strong and faithful WPS •«,
| leaders. We should have superior caliber of leadership in our " • “• kmiul
churches, just as government needs responsible leaders. They general merchandise *
should be well thought of by outsiders. God looks on the ■
heart, and not on the outward appearances. I think sometimes v f
in choosing our civil leaders, we are prone to choose those Phone 221-4031, Edenton A
who present a good front, but we have been decieved by out-
X ward appearances. This can happen in our churches.
1 We live in an orderly world, and God’s designs are orderly Montgomery Ward A
and dependable. We can count on the sun rising and setting 4,, s B road st —Telephone 482 446»1
at specifiedtimes. Can we count on our church school teach- A
er being in the classroom at the appointed time? Promptness Edenton, N. C.
| is a good quality and example. r. o. dixon, jr. Agent
Where more than one person is involved, there must be
leadership. Our heavenly father has made possible, family Parker PvnncHarriwareJ
I units, and put His smetien upon them. Believers were or- ranter-avans tiara wares
ganized into local units called the diurch. A church will be Company ■
X only as strong and as effective as it’B leaders. Every church gleem paints j
is different, and has a personality all it’s own, just like an
individual. It’s effectiveness is determined fay the spiritual Phone 482-4401, Edenton I
characteristics of those in charge. I Timothy 3:8 sayfe a lot J
| in a few words. “Deacons likewise must be serious, not
A doubled tongued, not addicted to much wine, not goody for Mitchener’s Pharmacy .1
I gain.”
J To be doubled tongued me ans to say one thing to one per-
1 son, and another view to ana her, to gain the favor of all. prescription pharm s,J |
This is a weakness to be avo ded.
A Addicted to much wine is net becoming to anyone, and Phone 482-3711, Edenton x
certainly not to one who is a leader in the church. When I
see someone I have trusted and respected, with a wine glass,
drinking freely, I am frustrated and disappointed, and loose PMontnn Shell Service >2
f confidence in that person’s ability to lead or instruct. Edenton aneu service 1
2 Closing thought: The diurch is a place where Christians
can function for one another’s good, and not a machine that servic# ibOut Business ; A
! needs oiling just when we happen to remember. It requires '
faithfiil and constant care. Phone 482-4770Edenton, N. C.«X
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