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Bandon Notebook: Moral Values Decline
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trerargotKing me principles
wmcn tnis country was
founded and wo are
forgetting our Creator. The
ttodtotag every day in every
way - no one seems to trust
ear politicians anymore;
instead ot loosing torwara to
marriage, many men and
women today are just
miian tkan
i wncxi incy
tiro of that relationship,
they move on to other
partners; initiative and
self-reliance seem to be a
thing of the past in many
places - they behove the
world earns them a living;
the homosexuals seem to be
coming out of the woodwork
claiming equal rights - they
see nothing wrong with their
mode of life. Everyone
seems to be looking for a
"hand-out” from the
government - but - they
haven’t stopped to think that
whenever they let the
government do something
for them that they could do
for themselves, they lose a
portion of their liberty. I
could go on and on but the
point I want to make is that
it is up to us - each of us - to
do all we can to get back on
the right path. How?
Through prayer. God tells
us in Ws Word that if His
people get together and
come to Him in prayer He
will "heal their nation”. Our
nation needs to be healed!
Sunday morning as I was
fatting ready for Sunday
School, I was listening to
Jerry PahoeU. He requested
that everyone set aside from
Sundown Saturday, Oct.
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praying for our country wad
it’s leaden. 1 think ifs a
good idea -a little fasting
wont hurt any of us and
whan God's people pray
together, miracles -do
happen.
As each of us go about our
“to every life you touch today leave your H£* still taming;
There may be darkness to that Ms, than may he secret yearatog
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to every Hfo you touch today, leave your Ho* sUB homing!"
On this glorious Lord's
Dty, there was a refreshing
“nip" in the air that caused
one to hold the head high
and breathe in the cool,
dean air and thank God for
the privilege of gathering
together in His House for a
spiritual refueling. Sunday
School Supt. B. Kent Rowley
enthusiastically welcomed
those asssembled at Bandon
Chapel, especially our dear
friepds, Polly and Stevie
Long. He announced that
Prayer Meeting will be
Tuesday at 7 P.M. in
Fellowship Hall, followed by
Choir Practice at 8 P.M. The
ladies of the Bandon Chapel
Women’s Guild have voted
to continue the 10 A.M.
starting time for their
meetings on Thursday.
October birthdays will be
celebrated on Oct 18th. The
Silent Auction will also be
held on that date. Book
Mobile will be at Bandon on
Thursday. Bring your
favorite project, lunch and
join in this day of fellowship
and fun, which is open to all
ladies in the area.
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Prayer List: In my
opinion, prayer is toe most
powerful force in this world
today. Nothing is impossible
with God. Please add our
friends to your prayer list
Alyseand "Sparky” Moyers
were en route to Arrowhead
Beach when they were in
volved in a head-on
collision. "Sparky" is
doing fine but Alyse has
internal injuries and is
suffering with her back and
neck. Pray for her complete
recovery; Carol Fanjoy had
dally routines, let us
remember that we are
tecmtoct with, one way of
toe other. I pray that it will
bo for our Lord.
a beautttoT’pMm entitled
"Leave • Light Burning”.
Share it with me:
surgery two weeks ago,
came home and infection set
in so she is hack in the
Portsmouth Naval Hospital,
Ward ISC, Bedroom 4,
Portsmouth, Va.; Doris
fiQflfl (IBS DCvfl fWSfMmH¥"n
at Chowan Hospital since
last Wednesday but is
hoping to go home Monday
evening or Tuesday. Her
home address is: Rt. l - Box
69C, Merry HUI, 17857,
phone 481-8007; Delores
Nixon is back in Chowan
Hospital and neetfe your
fervent prayers; Please
remember Arthur Kay who
is undergoing treatments
for cancer of toe bladder;
Sam Wright; Esther
Pobton, Herman Smith;
Mis. Russell Houck; Annie
Cooke; Vernon Conner;
Jessie Jordan; Elton
Bunch; Margaret Ahhted;
Len Koraska; Sylvia
Johnson; our mbskunsries
Nita Pride, David k Linda
Smith, Robin Carson and
Mary Catherine Moshos;
the leaders of our country
and our nation as a whole;
and our beloved pastor, Dr.
Bill and his Sarah.
“Christ Gives Meaning
TO Life”, Phil. 1-18-30, was
the topic for our adults
taught by Margaret Bun
ting. Aim was that adults
say with conviction: “Tome
to live b Christ”, and to
realise that Christ gives
meaning to all of life’s ex
periences - service,
fellowship, suffering, even
deato.
“Happy Birthday” was
sung by all in honor of Clara
Chappel as she placed her
contribution in our Birthday
Bank.
Several people needed
for telephone work or
light delivery work. Must
have your own trans
portation for deliveries.
$5.00 per hour possible.
Apply at Coach House
Inn, Room 23, Thursday,
October 11, lO a.m. - 6 p.m.
Special
Announcement
Estate-Type
Jewelry Sale
Ross-Riddick Jewelers
has for a limited time only,
a fine selection of very
exceptional rings.
These collectors pieces
consist of genuine rabies,
sapphires, and diamonds. *
Many of these rings are
offered at a fraction of
manufacturers cost.
Sale Ends October 22nd,
as this merchandise mast
be retained to owner.
Sincerely,
Benßiddick
Ross-Riddick Jewelers
THE CHOWAN HERALD
Stan Turhyflil reported
thrt the Youth Car Wash
was a big success. The
nally worked and he was
thankful to report that in
spite of the hard work, they
were back to Sunday School
on Sunday. Ho expressed
appreciation to all that
came out and to aO the
On tbs World Wide Day of
Communion, Dr. W J. B.
Livingston’s inspiring
communion meditation was
“Will God Help You?”, S
Kings 18:1-7. Look at King
Hexekiah. “He trusted very
strongly in the Lord God of
Israel. In fact, none of the
kings before or after him
were as dose to God as he
was. He followed the Lord in
everything, and carefully
obeyed all of God’s com
mands to Moses. So the Lord
was with tom and prospered,
everything he did.” He will
hdp you if you will do as he
commands. 1) Trust the
Lord. Believe He b really
there and mindful of you and
that Hb strong arm will be
thaw to help in any
situation; 2) Follow the
Lord. You can do what Jesus
would have you to do. In
every circumstance go to
God for guidance; S) Obey
God’s commandants - love
God with all thy heart and
soul and love thy neighbor
as thyself. As we come to
this communion table, this
is the time to resolve to
trust, follow and obey and
He will bless you id
everything that you do.
Our dear friend, Jeannie
Church, was able to be with
us Sunday. Monday was her
birthday so the whole
congregation sang "Happy
Birthday" in honor of
Jeannie.
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There will be a meeting of
all Sunday School officials
on Friday night at 7:30 P.M.
at the home of Butch and
Rose Smith.
The Children’s Halloween
Party, sponsored jointly by
the POA and Bandon Chapel
has been set for October 21st
from7to9P.M. Makeanote
of the date and bring all the
drttoen evening of
The POA~Board Meeting
win be Saturday at 1P JL in
the Arrowhead Beach
Clubhouse. All property
owners are invited to attend
to discover first hand the
progress your Board has
made so far. Any ideas for
the betterment of our
community will be ap
preciatod.
Our deepest sympathy b
extended to the family and
friends of Mrs. "Midge”
Gumm of Akron, Ohio,
sister of Mrs. Kay Christ,
who graduated from this
earthly plane Monday. We
mourn for our loved one
because we will mbs her.
But, rejoice - death b not the
end, it b just the beginning
of a new life where her spirit
b face to face with our
Savior, Jesus Christ, and
there is no pain or suffering
there.
Arrowhead had a winner
again this year at the
Chowan County Fair!
Deacon Clarence S. Barnes
won 9 Blue Ribbons, 8 Red -
and 1 White.
Congratulations.
District Court
News
For the second con
secutive County District
Court Tuesday was in
session less than an hour.
Judge J. Richard Parker of
EUabeth City presided
Action taken included:
Clydette Moncrieffe
James, speeding, S3O fine
and costs.
Robert Hedric Woodcock,
Jr., improper passing, 20
days, suspended upon
payment of S4O fine and
costs.
Jerry Thomas Dillard,
speeding, 30 days,
suspended upon payment of
$75 fine and costs.
Gregory Earl Harrison,
two worthless check counts,
30 days, suspended upon
payment of S2O fine and
costs in each case and make
restitution.
Robert Wayne Sharpies,
t no operator’s license, called
\ and failed.
j Herbert Wynn, in
toxicated and disruptive, 30
I days, suspended upon
\ payment of S4O fine and
' costs.
I George Adams, trespass,
) 90 days, suspended upon
l payment of $25 fine and
/ costs.
) Stephen Bernard
) Brinkley, drunk driving,
( second offense, six months,
( suspended upon payment of
) S2OO fine and co6ts and
( placed on probation for two
( years.
) CARD OF THANKS
) First of all, I would like to
( thank God for he was right
/ there to take me through this
) critical time during my stay
\ in the Albemarle Hospital,
I through my operation and
) the loss of my baby girl, and
to all of my relatives and
friends for all their kind
acts, phone calls and all the
wonderful cards; but most
of all for their prayers.
Again I am grateful to
everyone.
Genesis 18:14 says, “is
anything to hard for the
Lord,” I can truly say that
there isn’t anything to hard
for the Lord.
Thank You.
Mrs. Barbara Spivey
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The Heraia Legal Notices
Continued From Page 6-A
This 13th day of September,
1*79.
Berate B. Baker, Sr.
Collector of the
Personal Property of
The Estate of
Genevieve Piland Baker
Deepened.
5ept.20,27,0ct.4,11,chg.
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
of the estate of Maybew
Confletoo, bto of Chowan
County, North Carolina, this b
to notify all person! hoktng
claims against the estate of said
deceased to present them to the
undersigned oo or before the sth
day of April. 1*79, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of any
recovery thereon. Ail peraent
indebted to said estate trill
please make immediate
payment.
This *Rh day of September,
1979.
Gladys M. Congleton
Executrix of
The Estate of
Mayhew Congleton
Deceased.
Earnhardt k Busby, PA.
P. O. Box 445
Edenton, North Carolina 27932
ADVERTISEMENT
FORBIDS
Gewtfeeof
Chowaa and Peroafotaas
Pursuant to Section 143-129 of
the General Statutes of North
Carolina, sealed proposals are
requested for: (1) One H ton
pick-Up truck to be finished to
toe Counties of Chowan and
Perquimans, in the State of
North Carolina. Bite will be
received by the Office of County
Commissioners at Hertford,
North Carolina, until 7:30 P.M.
October 30th, 1979 immediately
after which time they will be
publicly opened and reed at the
Office of County Com
missioners, Hertford, North
Carolina. A deposit of cash,
certified check, cashier's
check, or bid bond in the
amouit of 5 per cent of the
proposal shall accompany the
proposal as required by lew.
Details as to complete
specifications for the equipment
, desired may be obtained from
toe District Health Department
in Elisabeth City, North
Carolina. The Board of Com
missioners of Perquimans and
Chowan Counties reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
For, the Perquimans-
Chowan Landfill
Lester H. Simpson
Chairman
Chowan-Perquimans Landfill
Oct.4,U,chg.
11l The General
Court of Justice
Superior Court Division
Before the Clerk
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as Executrix
of the estate of Lennon W.
Brickhouse. late of Chowan
County, North Carolina, this is
to notify all persons holding
claims against the estate of said
deceased to present them to the \
undersigned on or before the
21st day of March, 1980, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
any recovery thereon. All.
persons indebted to said estate
- will please make immediate
payment.
This 14th day of September,
1979.
Beatrice H. Brickhouse
Executrix of
The Estate of
I Lennon W. Brickhouse
| Deceased.
| Sept.27,Oct.4,U,lß,chg.
In The General
Cwartaf Justice
Superior Court Division
Before The Clerk
' EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as Executrix
I of the estate of Joseph Ben
i jam in Twine, late of Chowan
County, North Carolina, this is
| to notify all persons .holding
claims against the estate of said
deceased to present them to the
undersigned on or before the
21st day of March, 1980, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
any recovery thereon. All
[amiM inrtrhtnd to «oid —ft*
will please make immediate
payment.
This 13th day of September,
1978.
Joyces. Twine
Executrix of
The Estate of
Joseph Ben jamin Twine
Deceased.
Sept.aoX7,Oct.4,H,chg.
CO-EXECUTRIX NOTICE
■ Having qualified as co
executrix of the estate of Marie
Reed Wheeler, late of Chowan
County, North Carolina, this is
to notify all persons holding
claims against the estate of said
deceased to present them to the
undersigned on or before the
2lst day of March, 1980, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
any recovery thereon. All
persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate
payment.
This 10th day of September,
1979.
Theresa Reed Ennis
Elisabeth Reed Koumas
Co-executrix of
The Estate of
Marie Reed Wheeler
Deceased.
Student Holiday Schedule
During the 1979-80 school
year, students will get six
holidays, but from 8 A.M. to
3:30 P.M. on these days it
will be work, as usual, for
teachers. The first two of
these student holidays will
come in quick succession on
October 12 and October 19.
Traditionally, there are
six grading periods for
reporting academic
progress of students to
parents. On October 12,
teachers will be preparing
the year’s first report cards
for release on October 17
and completing records in
preparation for the first
Parent-Teacher Conference
Day on October 19.
Realizing the importance
of providing parents with
a special time to discuss
academic and other con
cerns and feeling that the
end of the first six weeks is a
crucial time for parents to
be aware of their child’s
progress at school, the
Board of Education
DINNER GUEST
When I awoke this lovely morning,
The sun was really shining bright.
I paused for a moment and thanked the Lord,
For being spared through another autumn night.
Soon I heard the phone begin to ring.
Yes I picked up, I heard Azalea's clever voice.
She gave me an invitation to a big dinner,
My day was planned, I must make a choice.
True, if there were more people like Azalea.
I often think what a grand world this would be.
Yes she is kind and has a wonderful personality.
And she is certainly one good friend to me.
We are both great talkers as you know,
I really feel 1 missed a lot by not being there.
I can well remember when we were young.
And filled with glee, we didn't have a care.
My phone rang again near noon hour.
Please come and have dinner with us.
Yes it was again Azalea's clear voice.
My guest are coming in, please come it’s a must.
Yes Azalea had a real nice dinner,
Baked chicken, country ham, and delicious pie.
A number of my lady friends were there.
True 1 was not, later I’ll tell you why.
My granddaughter, Mary Kay is running for “Fire Queen."
I had to take her on a wild goose chase.
Listen, she is only twelve years old,
I feel it’s my duty to keep her in the race.
MARY LIZZIE LANE
Tyner, N.C.
NOTICE!
All unsightly and unseasonable
flowers will be removed from
Vine Oak Cemetery and Beaver
Hill Cemetery on October 29,
1979. Anyone can remove their
own flowers prior to that date.
' Your cooperation will be greatly
appreciated.
j. c. PARKS
Superintendent Street Department
Page 9-A
Earnhardt * Bushy, PA.
M 3 West Eden Street
Edenton, North Carolina 27931
Att. Mr. Max Bushy
Sept-20X7,0ct. 4,11,chg
Petal Isrths
S "*MUraTheCtarfc
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as Executrix
of the estate of Joseph P.
Caffec, late of Chowan County,
Norm uirouna, uus is 10 oouty
ell persons holding claims
against the estate of said
deceased to present them to the
undersigned en or before the
Uth day of April, 1980, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
any recovery thereon. All
persons in debted to said estate
will please make immedfote
payment
This 4th day of October, 1979.
Helenas. Caffoe
Executrix of
The Estate of
Joseph P Cs fiee
Deceased.
C. Christopher Bean
Attorney at Law
431 South Broad Street
Edenton, N. C 27932
Oct.lMßXs.Navl.chg.
established these dates in
the 1979-80 School Calendar.
This pattern for students,
parents, and teachers will
be repeated at the end of the
first semester in late
January.
Other student holiday
teacher work days will be
announced as they arise.
CRCTo
Hold Meeting
The N.C. Coastal
Resources Commission will
hold its next meeting on
October 11-12 in Pine Knoll
Shores. The commission will
meet at the Marine
Resources Center on Oc
tober li and at the nearby
Holiday Inn on October 12.
Sessions on both days are
open to the public and will
begin at 9 A.M.
The commission's opening
session will include a report
of research evaluating the
CAMA program.