Thursday, October 19. 1978
Death Claims
Former Resident
A Fstt County native and
former resident of Edenton,
gMrs. Olive Cox Goodwin, was
VRiried Tuesday following an
extended illness. She was 73.
Mrs. Goodwin was a
resident of Hampton Con
valescent Center in Hamp
ton, Va. where she died on
Saturday.
She was the Wife of the
late George Louis Goodwin
and the daughter of the late
Bertha Lancaster Cox and
the late Johnnie O. Cox.
Surviving is a daughter,
Mrs. Peggy Gorman of
Kennesaw, Ga., as well as
one brother, Colin W. Cox of
Union Lake, Mich.; four
sisters, Mrs. J.E. Russell of
High Point, Mrs. Janie
Pargoe of Windsor, Mrs.
William Rhea Sessoms of
Raleigh, and Mrs. Wilbur
Jacocks of Hampton, Va.;
and two grandchildren.
Mrs. Goodwin was a
retired employee of the
Elliott Company, and was a
member of Buckroe Baptist
t lurch in Hampton, Va.
A fuheral service was held
Tuesday at Williford-
Barham Funeral Chapel
with the Rev. Garry Shelton
of (jampton, Va., of
ficiating. Burial followed in
Beavdr Hill Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Jeff
Pargoe, Henry Jacocks,
Jonathan Jackocks, William
Rheas; Sessoms, Jr., Noah
Good Win, Jr., and Logan
Many people have be
lieved they could make rain
by imitating thunder.
Letter To Herald Editor
To the Editor:
Sen'. Robert Morgan
deserves to be
congratulated for
recognizing John Ingram's
charges as what they are,
merely heated campaign
Rhetoric. Sen. Morgan
that politics does not
have to degenerate into
name calling.
In six years in the Senate,
Jesse Helms has proven
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ILLUSTRATE STUDY UNlT—These two Third Grade
students of Mrs. Renner at White Oak Elementary School
work on a display to illustrate a unit being studied in Social
Studies.
Studies Exciting
The students in Mrs.
Renner’s third grade class
at White Oak Elementary
School have been studying
an interesting and exciting
unit in Social Studies.
They have been talking
about a family named the
Kings who have had to move
out west so the father can
help build a dam.
The students have
discussed being pioneers,
living in the desert and what
it feels like to leave your
nice, comfortable com
munity to go to a new and
different place.
himself to be an effective
spokesman for individual
liberty. He has resisted the
large bureaucracies which
threaten our freedoms,
whether they be in govern
ment, business or organized
labor unions. Jesse Helms
has displayed remarkable
integrity by returning
unused office funds to the
treasury and by fighting for
principle without regard for
To make this learning
more realistic and
memorable, Mrs. Renner,
Mrs. Evans and the third
graders used a sand table
and built mountains, dams,
hills and roads and brought
in toy cars, trucks, horses,
Indians, settlers and many
more items to make a
somewhat realistic
desert and mountain area
community.
Everyone helped and had
a great time!
We are now ready to find
out if the King family will
like living in the desert. We
hope so!
the political consequences.
Robert Morgan does not
agree with Jesse Helms on
every issue. However,
unlike John Ingram, Sen.
Morgan refuses to mislead
the people of North Carolina
for political gain.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Joe M. Hunt, Jr.
P.O. Box 1259
Greensboro, N.C. 27402
THE CHOWAN HERALD
N. C. Artist
To Visit Area
On October 21 one of North
Carolina’s foremost artists
will visit Aboskie. Nature
artist, Sallie Middleton of
Asheville, will make a guest
appearance at a special
showing of her original
paintings.
The public is invited to the
exhibit at Dixon Picture and
Frame Shop in the
Newmarket Shopping
Center in Ahoskie. Mrs.
Middleton will be present
from 2 P.M. to 6 P.M. to
greet visitors and
personalize her prints.
One North Carolina art
appraiser described Mrs.
Middleton’s work as
“magical”...having a
unique lifelike quality.
Several elements combine
to create this characteristic
talent, knowledge,
dedication, and the
challenging art medium of
translucent watercolor.
Sallie Middleton’s long
and close relationship with
the natural world certainly
contributes. She grew up in
the mountains of Western
North Carolina, where her
father often guided her on
tours of the nearby forest.
He explained nature as a
great fairyland inhabited by
tiny mystical creatures, and
Sallie would watch for the
imaginery creatures he
talked about.
She explains, “By looking
intently and waiting for the
creatures to appear, I began
to see small items I might
have missed, such as seeds,
mosses, and lichums. As I
grew older, I began to see
also the tremendous detail
in nature, how vast and how
intricate it is.”
This meticulous attention
to detail is a mark of Sallie
Middleton’s art and one of
the reasons it takes her
months and sometimes
seasons to complete a
painting.
The artist now resides just
outside of Asheville, where
her home includes a sunlit
studio. Because the demand
for her art has grown
beyond her ability to
produce, her originals are
now reproduced as high
quality prints by Foxfire
Fine Arts, Inc., and are
available from Dixon
Picture and Frame Shop in
Ahoskie.
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