Thursday, November 15. 1979
Bandori Notebook: Influencing Others
By Maggie B.
Hi Neighbors! Have you
ever thought about just how
much influence your child’s
or grandchild’s teacher has
on that child’s outlook on
life? When my youngest
grandchild started to school,
I was amazed to see the
difference in him - the good
influence his teacher had
exerted, Then, my husband
and I went to Brigantine,
“I want to teach my students how to live this life on earth
To face its struggles and its strife and improve their worth
Not just the lessons in a book or how the rivers flow
But how to choose the proper path wherever they may go
To understand eternal truth and know the right from wrong
And gather all the beauty of a flower and a song.
For if I help the world to grow in wisdom and in grace
Then I shall feel that I have won and I have filled my place.
And so I ask your guidance, God, that I may do my part
For character and confidence and happiness of heart.”
The sun failed to show its
face, the skies cried and the
wind blew on this Lord’s
Day but inside Bandon
Chapel, there was a feeling
of coziness, warmth, love
and protection. In spite of
the dreary weather outside
the fine, folk gathered for
Sunday School were far
above the usual number in
attendance! Supt. B. Kent
Rowley beamed as he
welcomed each and every
one and made the usual
announcements. Then, he
turned the prograqi over to
our Juniors. The program
was one of the finest ever
presented at Bandon.. It’s
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N.J. to visit his uncle and
aunt. Their grandchild,
Karen Patton, was staying
with them while she taught
school on the island of
Brigantine. Karen is a
dedicated teacher and loves
children. Above her desk in
the bedroom where she
grades the children’s
papers, she has posted “The
Teacher’s Prayer” by
James J. Metcalf. Share it
with me:
theme was “Creation”, with
posters depicting each day.
Children participating
were: Raymond Phillips,
Paul Fiege, Becky Schock,
Sheryl Nelson, Bobby
Koraska, Chuckie March,
and Jamey O’Neall. Four
songs were sung by the
children: “God Is Great”,
“Mighty Fine”, “We’ve Got
Work To Do”, and “Take A
Look At Me”. They were
accompanied at the piano by
Lorraine Turbyfill and on
the guitar by Stan Turbyfill.
A vote of thanks is extended
to the children and sincere
appreciation to their
teachers Stan and Lorraine
Turbyfill and Erma
Phillips.
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Prayer List: Prayer is the
most powerful thing in this
world today and when God’s
people pray together,
miracles happen. Please
add our friends to your
prayer list. Annie Cooke
expects to be released from
the hospital this week;
please remember Georgia
Wright; Molly Tucker,
Willetta Whiteman, Helen
Headen, Thomas Futrell,
Winnie Bottoms, Robin
Adcock, Herman Smith, Len
Koraska, Frances O’Brien;
Sylvia Johnson, our
missionaries, Nita Pride,
David & Linda Smith, Robin
Carson and Mary Catherine
Moshos, our country’s
leaders and its people; and
our much loved pastor, Dr.
Bill and his lovely Sarah.
“The New Community the
Lord Builds”, Eph. 2:11-22,
was the subject for our
adults taught by B. Kent
Rowley. Aim was that adult
Christians demonstrate by
their actions their unity with
God and with one another.
“Happy Brithday” was
sung by all in honor of Kay
Christ as she placed her
contribution in our Birthday
Bank.
—O—
Instead of the usual An
them by the Choir, we were
treated to a beautiful duet
by Stan and Lorraine
Turbyfill, entitled “Thou
Art Worthy”.
Dr. W. J. B. Livingston’s
delightful and inspiring
morning message at our
Worship Service was
“Putting ' Your Roots
Down”, Isiah 11:1-10, with
emphasis on vss. 1 & 10.
Christians believe that
Jesus is “the root” of Jesse
which shall stand as an
“ensign” of the people. If we
are rooted in Jesus, nothing
can wash you away. We are
sons and daughters of God,
joint heirs with Christ - our
sins are forgiven, the vic
tory is won, and we shall
enjoy love, joy and peace.
Establish your roots firmly
in Jesus.
Friday is the day!
Covered Dish Supper at 6:30
P.M. in Fellowship Hall.
Come out, bring your
favorite dish or dishes and
enjoy an evening of good
food, fellowship and fun. Dr.
Bill and Sarah will be our
Hosts. See you there!
—o—
The Men’s Fellowship
THE CHOWAN HERALD
Breakfast will be at 8:30
A.M. Saturday morning in
Fellowship Hall with Dr.
Bill, Jack Strickland and
their helpers as Hosts.
Speaker will be Stanley
Hege. He will talk on his
recent trip to China. All
plates' will be SI.OO. Where
can you eat for less?
A “Thanksgiving Ser
vice” will be held on
Tuesday, 20th. Hope you can
all attend and give thanks
for our countless blessings.
Time will be 7 P.M.
Don’t forget to attend the
“Turkey Shoot” this Friday
and Saturday nights from 7
to 10 P.M. Chuck Wagon will
be there with dll the
“goodies”.
Services Held
For Thompson
Harold Alonzo Thompson,
70, Snug Harbor, Route 1,
Hertford, died unexpectedly
Saturday afternoon in his
home. A native of Chicago,
111., he was the son of the
late Victor and Deborah
Davis Thompson.
He was retired as head of
the Walter Quinn Drug
Rehabilitation Program in
Essex County, N. J. He was
a member of the First
Presbyterian Church in
Edenton, a member and
past member of the Amity
Masonic Lodge No. 103 in
New Jersey, a member of
Perquimans Masonic Lodge
No. 106, a member of the
New Bern Scottish Rites
Bodies and a member of the
Snug Harbor Civic League.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Edith Sivertsen
Thompson; a son, Victor
Harold Thompson of
Newport News, Va.; a
sister, Mrs. Marion Mehl of
Long Island, N.Y.; and two
grandchildren.
A funeral was held on
Monday, at 11 A.M. in the
Swindell Funeral Home
Chapel by Dr. Paul Carlson.
Burial followed at Cedar
wood Cemetery with
Masonic rites.
Thank
You!
I appreciate your
vote and support
in the recent
Municipal Election.
Herbert
Hollowell
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Death Claims Mr. Griffith
Harry William Griffith,
81,200 South Church Street,
Hertford, died last Thurs
day in Chowan Hospital.
A native of Humbleton, W.
Va., he was the husband of
the late Virginia Thrush
Griffith and the son of the
late Abram and Susan
Stevens Griffith.
Surviving are two sons:
Robert Griffith of Edenton;
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and Harry Daniel Griffith of
Newport News, Va.; a
brother, Paul Griffith of
Jamestown, N. Y.; and a
sister, Miss Virginia Griffith
of Morgantown, W. Va.
A funeral services was
held at 2 P.M. Saturday in
Bordan Funeral Home in
Sheffield, Pa.
Swindell Funeral Home in
Hertford was in charge of
local arrangements.
Mrs. Alligood Taken In Death
Graveside services were
held at 11 A.M. Wednesday
for Mrs. Ruby Bateman
Alligood, 43, of Edenton. The
services wre held at Beaver
Hill Cemetery with Rev.
Preston Cay ton in charge.
Mrs. Alligood died
Monday in the Lumberton
Cancer Institute.
A native of Chowan
County, she was the
daughter of the late Alfred
P. and Pearl Tood Bateman
and the widow of Joseph
Alligood.
Surviving is a son,
William Bateman of Hyde
County; three brothers:
Jimmy Bateman of
Edenton; Richard'Bateman
of Ahoskie; and Alfred P.
Bateman, Jr., of California;
Expression of
Thanks
On behalf of Ihe Kidney Foundation of North
Carolina, thank you for your tremendous contribution
to this year's fund raising campaign Because of your
loyalty and support, the Kidney Foundation can con
tinue to promote or expand services and programs
essential in its fight against kidney disease. Thanks for
caring.
Maty Partin
Edenton Fund Chairman
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and three sisters: Mrs. Rosa
Lassiter of Edenton; and
Mrs. Ella Kathryn Mizelle
and Mrs. Sharon Y.
Haddick, both of Ahoskie.
Williford-Barham Fun
eral Home was in"
charge of arrangements.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our
relatives, friends, and
neighbors for their prayers,
cards, flowers, food, visits
and many other kindnesses
shown us during the death of
our loved one. Your
thoughtfulness and un
derstanding will always be
remembered.
Family of
Major M. Wright
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