Thurwlto. Anri! i«, 1979
Bandon Notebook:
The Purple Martins Are
Back! it's a joy to hear them
“tali” to each other - they
have an entirely afferent
lilt to their voices than other
birds. When they are around
the air is alive with sound!
When the scouts leave, alMs
quiet for awhile, the
Martins come in -theydhase
the other birds out of the
birdhouses, then they dean
out the nest and t»mpletely
WHAT IS FAITH?
“It’s preparing the soil for a plant or a seed,
And knowing before very long a lovely flower
Is going to emerge
With a stem that is sturdy and strong!
It’s seeing the dark clouds up in the sky
And knowing behind them, too,
The golden sunshine is going to break out
And shine vary soon for you!
It’s walking each day with a firm Faith in God
And knowing that He will impart
The Joy and the Goodness that comes from
Believing in Him with all of your heart!”
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Shop Monday through Thursday 9:30 A.M., Until
5:30 P. M., Friday 9:30 A.M., Until 9:00 P.M.,
Saturday 9:30 A.M. Until 6:00 P.M. Phone 482-
3221.
Little Rascals Day Care Center:
EAST QUEEN STREET ‘
■ I for SPRING AND
I SUMMER...AGES
I TOO AND UP!
OPEN
#1 7:30 A. M.
I & CREATIVE I
%. ACTIVITIES M SES
~5:30 P. M.
'% ORGANIZED GROUP PLAY, I
DISCUSSIONS & ACTIVITIES.!
rs AND LITTLE KASCALS
PJI. Bach child shall be picked up by 5:30 unless previous
arrangements have b*en made, lime will be a charge of SI.OO per each It minutes for the time the child remains in the
center after 5:90 P.M.
(9) The Day Care Ce iter will be closed 0 days out of foe year for holidays. They are, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day,
Thanksgiving and Christmas. If any of theee holidays occur during the work week, a full week’s tuition must be paid.
(J) Children who bee »me ill may not remain at the Center. The parents will be called to pick up the child.
(4) Each pre-school (hild in the Center will have the advantage of an afternoon nap.
(9) Prior to the chil(’s first day in the Center the parents must deliver to the Director of the Outer: (1) all enrollment
forms completed and i tigned by parents and (X) a current Immunisation record signed by the child’s physician or health
(0) Rateaare as folio ra: Weekly $30.00 (childhas to be absent 1 days before going on a daily basis.) Howly - SI.OO an hour
(Children are charged 1.75f0r lunch unless they are full time.)
AN EXAMPLE <j>f THE AVERAGE DAH.Y SCHEDULE
8:00 A.M. CIILDREN ARRIVING - FREE CREATIVE PLAT.
8:30 A.M. 11DOOR FREE PLAT. CHOOSING CREATIVE EDUCATIONAL TOTS AND ACTIVITIES -
LEARNING BEGINS IN PLAT.
9:00 A.M. I {FORMAL GROUP TIME. SITTING ON RUG, "CIRCLETIME". SHOW AND TELL - CHILD
REN ENCOURAGED TO PARTICIPATE IN DISCUSSIONS, SONGS AND FINGERPLAT.
9:25 A.M. Q tGANIZED GAMES (INSIDE) PLAY DOUGH, CUT, FINGER PAINT.
9:50 A.M. M7SIC, SING, HOP, JUMP, PHTSICAL EXERCISE. \
10:00 A.M. SIiACK TIME. X
10:15 A.M. 01 IT DOOR FREE PUT.
11:30 A.M. IISIDE FOR STORY TIME AND QUIET ACTIVITIES.
12:00 LI INCH TIME.
12:30 P.M. CREATIVE ART TIME, PAINTING, COLORING, TABLE GAMES, BOOKS, ETC.
1:00 P.M. RitST TIME.
3:00 P.M. SIACX TIME.
3:15 P.M. Ot TDOOR TIME. 1
4:15 P.M. D DOOR TUB.
5:00 P.M. T1 ME TO PREPARE FOR HOME.
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rebuild ft! Nature is won
derful!
We planted our “tittle
garden” on Good Friday.
Then, I went to see Mr.
/Leary and got some nice,
healthy pewiii plaids to
add color at the front.of the
house and garage, and
planted them in the rain!
Reminds me of a verse by
Keith Bennett. Let’s share
it:
On this glorious Easter
Sunday, the large assembly
gathered at Bandon to
praise our Risen Lord were
joyfully welcomed by Supt.
B. Kent Rowley. Looking
around, he commented an
the many smiling, happy
faces and the warmth of
Christian love felt by all.
Asst. Supt. Meredith Barden
praised the beautiful sim
plicity of the Easter Lilies
gracing our altar and fern
tables and windows
decorated with spring
greenery surrounding
hurricane lamps containing
white candles. Supt. Rowley
expressed appreciation to
Harriet Howard, Becky
Hege, Hilda Wisner and
Louise Dilday, our Flower
Committee, for their ar
tisitic efforts. The lovely
Easter Lily to the right of
the altar was given in honor
of Mrs. Eleanor F. Jackson
by her daughter, Pat
Rountree.
Prayer Meeting will be
Wednesday at 7 P.M. in
Fellowship Hall with Kent
Rowley leading the
discussion. Choir practice
follows at 8 P.M.
The BCWG will meet
Thursday at 10 A.M. Work
on projects for our Bazaar
will be continued. In ad
dition, all April birthdays
will be celebrated. Come out
and join us.
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Prayer List: Through
prayer, we have a direct tine
of communication with our
God and can tell Him all our
troubles and desires. Please
add our friends to your
prayer list. Elizabeth Lane
is still in Norfolk General.
Five valves were replaced
in her heart! Pray for her
complete recovery; Irene
Lewis is out of the hospital
and recouperating at the
home of her son in Port
smouth, Va., please
remember David Caddies;
Thomas Unsay Evans;
Marvin Perry; Jeannie
Church; Martin McClain
Baker; Elizabeth Dale;
"Pappy” Caisson; Kitty
Evans Barringer; Elizabeth
Taylor; Rev. George Cooke;
Hilda Strict land; “Red”
Dale;.. Sandy Loche; Louise
THE CHOWAN HERALD
Tne Purple Martins Are Back!
Goodwin; Mary Lamb;
Redmon Proctor; Robin
Adcock; Wm. T. Webb;
Irvin Bunch; Sylvia
Johnson; Flagg Campbell;
our missionnaries, Nita
Pride, David ft Linda Smith
and our beloved pastor, Dr.
Bffl.
“d
--• “Victory Through Our
Lord", I Cor. 15:13-28, was
the topic for our adults,
taught by Margaret Bun
ting. He Uves! Our
response to the resurrection
certainly is optimism -a
quiet confidence that God
controls the unknown and
that because He has raised
His beloved Son from the
grave, He will also bring
victory over death to all who
are Christ’s. Aim was that
adult Christians appropriate
for their lives all the
benefits of Christ’s victory
over death.
“The doors to this Church
are as wide as the gates of
Heaven and in Christ’s
namel I bid you welcome,”
stated Dr. W.J.B.
Uvingston as he greeted the
capacity crowd gathered
together for a spiritual
refueling on this beautiful
Easter morning. His subject
was “What the Resurrection
Does For You,” I Cor. 15:12-
28, 35-38, with emphasis on
vs. 42. If you belong to
Christ, this is the kind of
body you will have in the
resurrection: (1) Im
perishable: This means no
sickness, no old age, no
death - we will be fresh and
able, full of life and joy; (2)
Glory: this means splendor,
radiance, brilliance, honor;
(3) Power: we will have
power to do the work we
want to do, to achieve, to go
and to life; and (4)
Spiritual: this means we
will be outside time and
space, there will be no
barriers for us. So, stand
firm - let nothing move you -
always give yourselves fully
to the work of the Lord
because you know that your
labor in the Lord is NOT in
vain.
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Important! .To all wbq
lave the beautiful Chowan
. \Kf*
River * there will be a
meeting of tfef Vk North
'Carolina Environmental
Management
sday at 7:30 P.M. in the
Court House. Mr. Mcßorrie,
Head of this Dept., will give
the quarterly report on the
condition of the * Chowan
River. Be sure to attend -
let’s fill the Court House and
let those in authority know
that we, the people, are
concerned about our River
and want it cleaned up NOW
and the sources of pollution
eliminated. You know, it is
easy to break one stick, but
if you have a bundle of
sticks, they are almost
impossible to break. So it is
with one voice crying in the
wilderness for action - it is
easy to ignore or overlook,
but a large number of voices
crying for action is almost
impossible to ignore. Come
out and let your voice be
heard.
Friday is THE night -
Covered Dish Supper! Our
Hostesses will be Mrs. Mary
Elizabeth Beach and Mrs.
Meta Mason. Come out and
bring your favorite dish or
dishes and join in the good
food, fun and fellowship.
The Men’s Fellowship
Breakfast will be Saturday
morning at 8:30 A.M.
Raymond (Bucky) Taylor
and Wilton Cherry will be
the Hosts. I won’t devulage
the menu, but nowhere else
Tyler
downtown edenton
maim Of)°/ on our famous Statepride"
OCfVt? £m\J /O draperies 3 days only
THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY
SM I ]j ajff i ! V S i 4 y ts I
Shop Monday through Thursday 9:30 A.M. Until 5:30 P.M., F: Way 9:30 A.M.
Until 9P. M-, Saturday 9:30 A.M. Untai (i PAL Phone 482-3221.
could you get such good
eating for just SI.OO. All
men in the community are
invited.
A Bar-B-Que Dinner will
be held Saturday from 2-6
P.M. at the Chowan Beach
Park sponsored by Chowan
Beach Assoc. Tickets may
be purchased from W.E.
Smith Grocery, Whiteman’s
Ser. Center and Boswell's
Groc.
Easter Sunrise Service
was a joy and delight! In
spite of the chilly winds off
the water so early in the
morning, we had perhaps
the largest crowd we’ve
ever had. The Service was
an inspiration to all who
attended. As the sun rose
and it’s rays hit the waters
of the beautiful Chowan,
they sparkled like thousands
of brilliant diamonds! The
music seemed to have a
special meaning and
beauty. The message
brought by Rev. Donald
Wagner, “How Do You Spell
Relief” was inspired! Rev.
George Cook gave the
Pastoral Prayer and the
Benediction. It was great to
see him in action following
his recent surgery.
Following the service, hot
coffee and donuts were
served in the Clubhouse to
warm us up a bit - they
certainly hit the spot. A
great big “thank you” is
extended to everyone who
participated in this event.
The Easter Egg Hunt for
the children was well at
tended and all the little ones
seemed to thoroughly enjoy
it. Every one of them went
home with a bag of
“goodies”. We extend our
appreciation to all who
helped.
Because of the current
Airlines Strike, Dr. Bill and
his lovely wife, Sarah, left
immediately following
services for Richmond, Va.
where they had to go to
catch a plane to the mid
west to visit their daughter
and her family.
The pulpit will be filled
next Sunday by our good
friend, Rev. Preston
Cayton.
A hearty welcome is
extended to all first timers
to Bandon this week,
especially to Mrs. Lit
tlefield, formerly of
BASS
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Stoughton, Mass., now of
Polowanomi Trail. We hope
you enjoyed our services
and will return soon.
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HAVE CAN BE USED
PART-TWTOa
Certain types of civilian skills
are urgently needed today in the
Army Reserve. If you qualify,
you’ll start at a higher-than
usual pay grade. For just six
teen hours a month, it’s a good,
steady extra income. For details,
call your local Army Reserve
unit, listed in the white pages
under “U.S. Govemmentr
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WRT OF WHAT YOU EARN
IS PRIDE.