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BAND HONORS Several members of the Marching
Aces Band gained honors with the Eastern District All-State
Band last weekend at East Carolina University. They are:
David Hibbard, Graham Cox, Laurie Everson, Steve Lane,
Susie Keeter and Lynn Dale. Approximately 345 students
auditioned for 172 chairs.
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By Maggie B.
HI, NEIGHBORS!
Edenton and Chowan
County joined the North
Carolina Crime Watch
Program at an
organizational meeting held
Friday night in the
American Legion Hut.
There were representatives
there from almost every
section in Edenton and
Chowan County. Committee
Chairmen from each section
were selected. Mr. C. B.
Smith was elected as
Chairman of the Parent
Organization. Mrs. Clara
Boswell was elected as Vice-
Chairman. Section Chair
men will report to them. Be
looking for your neigh
borhood chairman to get in
touch with each of you, work
with them, and together I
“A faithful dog will play with you and laugh with you, or cry...
He’ll gladly starve to stay with you nor even reason why.
And when you’re feeling out of sorts, somehow he’ll understand
He’ll watch you with his shining eyes and try to lick your hand.
His blind, implicit faith in you is matched by his great 10ve...
The kind that all of us should have in the Master, up above!
When everything is said and done 1 guess this isn’t odd,
For when you spell ‘dog’ backwards you will get the name of God! ”
The weather outside was
cloudy on this Lord’s Day
but the sunshine of Christian
love and fellowship shone
brightly inside Bandon
Chapel. The fine group
gathered for Sunday School
were joyfully welcomed by
Stan Turbyfill. Supt. Meta
Mason’s car “died” on the
way to church so she was
unable to be present. Missed
you, Meta.
Stan read a letter from
our Campus Crusade
Missionnaries, Mary
Catherine Moshos and
Robin Carson, expressing
their appreciation to
Bandon for its support and
love. He announced that
Prayer Meeting and Bible
Study will be Tuesday at 7
P.M. in Fellowship Hall
conducted by Rev. Bob
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COMING SOON: PQPEYE with Robin Williams
R. ELTON FOREHAND
a AGENCY soun^ !TRECT
1 PHONE: 482-2101
IDEALLY LOCATED in city limits 4 bed rooms,
Large Den, priced to sell.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY Chowan river located
outside city. Modern kitchen, large fireplace, Central
heat and air. Large lot.
ARROWHEAD BEACII 3 bed room residence. 3
bedroom double wide and 2 bed room mobile. Several
lots.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY for sale and lease
inside and outside city limits.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE AND LEASE
INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF CITY LIMITS.
. R. ELTON FOREHAND
AGENCY
SOUTH BROAD STREET BENTON
believe we can make
Edenton and Chowan
County one of the safest
places to live in the whole
country.
Sometime ago someone
ran over our little dog,
Prince, broke his back and
we had to have him put to
sleep. Somehow, it just
wasn’t the same to come
home and not get a hearty
greeting from a loving dog.
While I was gone, my
husband brought home a
little male Keeshond puppy,
the cutest little bundle of fur
that you’ve ever seen! He’s
so affectionate, loves to
play, to be loved and to love.
I found this poem by Nick
Kenny, entitled simply
“Dog”, which I would like to
share with you:
Harrell. Choir practice
follows at 8 P.M. Die BCWG
meets Thursday starting at
10:30 A.M., with lunch at 12
Noon. Join them for “ladies’
day out” - it’s fun!
Prayer List: When we
pray, we always pray that
God’s will be done. Only He
knows what is best for us.
Please add our friends to
your prayer list. Harold
Gibb, Sr. underwent open
heart surgery at Norfolk
General Hospital, Norfolk,
Va. last week. Thank God, it
was successful. He’s in the
Intensive Car Unit and still
needs your prayers. Add a
prayer for his wife, Hazel;
Dorothy Layton underwent
surgery at Norfolk General
last week and is doing fine
but needs prayer; Rufus
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%t 4hid ■fNrou.t Women
Thursday, February 12, 1981
“the Srtald
Society A/euts
Mrs. Frankie Ed
mundson, Mr. and Mrs.
James C. Dail, Mrs. Murray
Byrum, Dr. and Mrs. Allen
Hornthal, Miss Martha
Homthal, Miss Elizabeth
Hornthal, Dr. and Mrs.
Edward G. Bond, Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Perry, Miss
Bonita Perry, Mr. Darren
Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Hollowell, Mr. Joseph
Hollowell, Jr., Mr. Mark
Hollowell, Mr. and Mrs.
Blair Stutzman, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Thorud. Mr. and
Mrs. West W. Byrum, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Shepard, Mr.
and Mrs. Carroll Parrish,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Biggs, Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Ray Peele, Mr. Allen Peele,
Mrs. Frank Taylor, Mrs.
Donnie Forehand, Mrs.
Sylvester Lilley, Mrs. H. G.
Evans, Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Deßlois Mrs.
Debbie Evans, Miss Martha
Jo Hollowell, Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Reaves, Mrs. Susan
Stallings, Mr. Bobby Hut
chison, and Mrs. John A.
Bunch attended the wedding
of Mr. Ben Bunch to Miss
Helen Evans at Lennons
Crossroads Baptist Church
in Bladenboro Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Bundy
of Winterville spent Sunday
visiting Dr. and Mrs.
Richard Hardin.
Mrs. Joe Thorud spent
several days last week
visiting her daughter and
her family Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Raulston in Fair
mont.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Landis
of Duncansville, Pa. visited
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Smith
last week.'
Mrs. Kathleen Ross
returned home Sunday after
spending several days
visiting her daughter, Miss
Betsy Ross in Greenville.
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Methodist
“Topic Set
“Who Is The ‘Fool?’ ” is
the sermon topic selected by
Rev. R. R. Blankenhom for
the worship service at 11:00
A.M. at the Edenton United
Methodist Church, on
Sunday, February 15. Die
text for this message is Luke
12:20.
The UMYF-EYC will
meet for supper and
program at six o’clock,
Sunday evening.
The Business and
Professional Women’s
Banquet will be held in the
fellowship hall on Thursday,
February 19, 7 P.M.
Views On Dental Health
■L-2® Richard N. Hines, Jr„
D.D.S. Fellow Os
Mk - ms The Academy Ot
jE. General Dentistry
Precautions For Partial
Dentures
A partial denture is a breaks or becomes
removable appliance that damaged in any way, it
substitutes for one or should be taken at once to
several missing natural th e dentist for repair,
teeth. It is held in place Attempts to wear
by clasps that grip the damaged appliance can
natural teeth adjacent to dangerous. A shift of a
the partial fraction of a millimeter in
Good oral hygeine the form of the partial can
habits are particularly cause destructive forces
important for wearers of on several teeth. Also, an
partial dentures. If food improper amateur ad-,
residue and film are justment could possibly
allowed to accumulate on render the partial
clasps the important completely useless and
abutment teeth may irreparable by anyone,
decay. Therefore, par
tials should be cleaned
after each meal and
special attention should A public service with the
be given to cleaning the aim of promoting a better
inride of the clasps. While dental health en
you’re at it, clean your vironment. From the
regular teeth to remove office of: RICHARD N.
any food debris that could HINES, JR., D.D.S.,
accumulate under the Fellow Academy of
cover afforded by the General Dentistry. 437
partial denture. South Broad Street,
If a partial denture Edenton. Phone: 482-
* 2778.
"We Cater To Cowards”
THE CHOWAN HERALD
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Miss Pamela Kaye Hoggard
SZnyayement
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L.
Hoggard, Sr., of Suffolk,
Va., announce the
engagement of their
daughter, Pamela Kaye, to
Mr. Thomas S. Nixon, 111 of
Edenton.
Mr. Nixon is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Nixon, Jr.
The bride-elect attended
Atlantic Christian College in
Wilson. She is presently
attending the School of
Nursing at Louise Obici
Hospital in Suffolk, Va.
Mr. Nixon also attended
ACC and is presently em
ployed at Newport News
Apprentice School.
A wedding is planned for
March 21.
Sdonton-Shoutan
Schools Sot Plans
*7ot Workshop
Edenton-Chowan Schools
will be holding a workshop
for prospective substitute
teachers from 9 A.M. to 3
P.M., February 24 at the
Municipal Building. As new
substitutes, participants
will be required to attend
this workshop before
becoming approved as
substitute teachers.
Workshop participants
will receive a lunch break
from 12 -1 P.M., at which
time sessions will continue.
Upon completion of all
requirements, names of
participants will be
presented to the Board of
Education for approval as
teacher substitutes.
According to' Dr. James
Pressley, director of in
struction, substitutes
already approved are not
required to attend this
workshop. The three day
session this past fall
satisfied all requirements
for this school year.
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only structure yet devised
whose strength increases
with its size.
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•Qtea Meets
Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
Pruden, Jr., left on Diur
sday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Rea of St. Pauls,
and on to visit other
relatives at South Carolina.
Richard Smithwick is still
a patient at Chowan
Hospital at Edenton and
Collie Davenport is also a
patient at Chowan Hospital
at this time.
Mrs.Teneal Taylor and
Mrs. Virgie Baker spent
Tuesday at Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. Sammie
Pridgen of Snow Hill,
recently spent the week end
here with Mr. and Mrs.
Owen Barfield.
Mrs. Ella Phelps is
spending some time in
Florida with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Mitchell.
Edmund Pruden of
Greenville was the last week
end guest of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Pruden, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitmell
Smithwick of Nags Head,
visited Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Smithwick
recently.
Mr.and Mrs. Ralph
Smithwick spent Thursday
with Mr. and Mrs. Elwood
Bailey at Williamston. Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmie Bailey,
Stacey and April of Newport
News and attended the
funeral of his grandmother,
Mrs. Bailey of Williamston
on Thursday also visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Elwood Bailey.
Oak (ftova Shaxch
Plans Special
Valentin* Musical
Oak Grove Baptist Church
will present “I Promise to
Love,” a musical ex
perience of Christian
marriage, composed and
arranged by Derrie Johnson
on Valentine’s Day, at 7:30
P. M.
This musical will be en
tertaining for the whole
family, but especially
meaningful to husbands and
wives.
The church is located on
Highway 64, nine miles east
of Roper. Rev. Gordon K.
West, is pastor.
Some American Indians used
to shave by tweezing their
whiskers out with clamshells.
SHOP I.N.S.
at
W.E.S.
PORK
Spare Ribs lb. 89*
FRESH PORK
Pork Liver 2 lbs. 79*
Fresh
Pig Feet lb. 39*
TASTY
Barbecue cup $1.79
KRAFTS
Orange Juice Vi gal. $1.19
PILLSBURY OR BETTY CROCKER
Cake HU box 79*
HI-DRI
Towels. .2 rolls SI.OO
SUNSHINE
Crackers. 1-lb. box 69*
FRESH MEATS, FRYERS, CUT BEEF
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W.E. Smith's Store
ROCKY HOCK SECTION
Phone 2214031 - Edenton, N.C.
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“Reflections Along the
Nansemond River” is the
theme for the 47th Annual
Daffodil Show of The
Garden Club of Virginia,
which is being sponsored by
The Nansemond River
Garden Club on Wednesday
and Thursday, April 1 and
2.
It will be held at the
Nansemond - Suffolk
Academy on Route 460 west
(connects at intersection
of Route 58).
The show is opened to the
public on Wednesday from
3 P. M. to 7 P.M. and on
Diursday from 10 A. M. to 2
P. M. All interested persons
are invited to exhibit on an
amateur basis only. Ad
vanced registration and a
schedule of classes and
rules may be obtained from
Mrs. Burwell Winslow, 536
West Riverview Drive,
Suffolk, Va. 23434.
Many visitors from a wide
area are attracted to this
Virginia show, whether they
are growers or exhibitors of
daffodils. Some come just to
enjoy a spectacular showing
of this native flower.
A diversified schedule will
include all aspects of
arrangements from period
to expressive con
temporary. It promises to
be a lovely and artistic show
and an excellent array of
creative talent.
Visitors to the show may
wish to tour Riddick’s Folly,
a Greek Revival Mansion
(constructed 1837-1839) in
the process of being
restored.
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ijexald Adit ox
The Junior Class at John
A. Holmes High School
would like to thank the
following businesses and
individuals lor their help
with the class barbecue on
February 7:
A&P, S&R, W. E. Smith’s,
Boswell’s Grocery, Virginia
Fork Produce, Tastee Freez
and Whiteman’s Grocery.
Also, Wallace Goodwin,
Joe Swanner, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Abee, 111, Mrs. Kay
Cherry, Mrs. W. J. Un
derkofler, and everyone who
bought tickets or con
tributed in any way to the
success of the project.
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APRIL BRIDE ELECT—Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carroll
Griffin, Sr., of Farmville, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Nora Aline, to Mr. Stephen Christopher Williford.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Buren Williford of
Wilson Miss Griffin is the granddaughter of Mrs. Nora
Griffin, a resident of Elder Lodge in Edenton The wedding is
planned for April 11.
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Chairman of Activity
committees of Chowan
County Heart Association’s
fund raising program are
announced this week by Jim
Brown, chairman. Brown is
city executive of Peoples
Bank & Trust Co.
Howard Collins and John
Dowd will head Business
Days. They will be
responsible for complete
coverage of all business in
Edenton and Chowan
County.
Balloons will be sold each
Saturday during the month.
Bruce League and members
of the Baptist Youth Council
are in charge.
Heart Sunday will be
directed by Mrs. Jim
Blount, assisted by Mrs.
Chester Stevens and Mrs.
Jim Darnell. Heart Sunday
workers will be knocking on
doors on February 22.
The Bucket Brigade will
be conducted on February
28, by employees of WBXB
radio.
‘‘Remember heart
disease is the number one
killer,” Brown stated. “All
these volunteers are
fighting for your life so give
generously when a
volunteer calls.”
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BRAKE
INSPECTION
Automobiles can't stop
on a dime or even a
dollar. Play it sate with
free brake inspection. We
will remove one front and
one rear brake drum,
check parking brake op
eration, and inspect fluid
level in master cylinder
absolutely free. Be sure
you can stop in time and
be sure your brakes are
working properly. Stop in
for free brake inspection
Do it today!
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