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- Ji WHO’S WHO Mary Jo Forehand, left, Gail Boothe, Lisa Bunch, Joyce DiGiovanni,
Dona Nunes, and Roes Adderholt are among eight College of The Albemarle students whose
names will appear in the 1982 edition of “Who’s Who Among Students in American Junior
1 ChHfeges.” Also included, but not present, are Vicky Braddy and Richard McElrath. (COA
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Meadows Benefit Dinner Is Planned
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:vt :The Edward G. Bond Post
40 American Legion will
ioaponsor a fund raising
benefit dinner in an effort to
help defray a portion of the
medical expenses of Miss
1 NOTICE
the Town of Edenton will receive bids at
the office of the Director of Utilities until
; -3:00 P.M., Monday, February 8, 1982, on
the following:
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are available from the
-Purchasing Agent or call 482-4414 for
further information.
Ross L. Bond
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Town of Edenton, N.C.
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Ann Meadows.
The dinner, a combination
of Bar-B-Que pork and
chicken, will be held on Feb.
5 from 4-9 P.M. and on Feb.
6 from 11 A.M. and on Feb. 6
from 11 A.M. - 9 P.M. The
cost is $3.50 per (date.
1 Meals will be prepared
and served at the American
Legion Building on U.S.
Highway 17 South Business.
All checks for meals and-or
donations should be made
out to: The American
Legion Post 40, For Ann
Meadows Fund.
Tickets are available
from the following mer
chants: Edenton Shell
Service, Rocky Hock
Grocery, Whiteman’s
Service Center, Boswell’s
Market, Davis Jewelers,
Hollowell-Blount Drugstore,
and Parker-Evans Hard
ware. Legionnaires also
have or can get tickets.
For further information
contact one of the following:
Russell Davis, Carl Freeze,
Ed Jordan or E. C. Toppin.
THE CHOWAN HERALD
Eight Listed Ip Who’s Who
Eight College of The
Albemarle students will be
Mp in the 1982 edition
Who Among
sßmdent& in American
G. John Simmons, Jr.
dean of student develop
ment, said the group has
been selected to join the
ranks of the country’s most
outstanding campus
leaders. Campus nom
inating committees and
editors of the annual
directory chose the students
on the basis of academic
achievement, community
service, extracurricular
leadership, and future
potential.
Simmons said outstanding
students have been honored
in the directory since it was
first published in 1934. More
than 1,300 postsecondary
institutions in all 50 states,
the district of Columbia and
several foreign nations
Mr. White Taken In Death
Carroll P. White, 52, of
Vanceboro and formerly of
Edenton, died Jan. 22 in the
Craven County Hospital,
Newbern.
A native of Chowan
County he was the son of
Henry J. and Mrs. Nonie
Miller White, both of
Edenton and the husband of
Mrs. Doris Freeman White
of Vanceboro.
He was employed with
Weyerhaeuser Co. and was
a retired Army Veteran. He
was a member of Vanceboro
Christian Church.
Surviving besides his wife
and parents are four sons:
Carroll P. White, Gary
White, and Brad White, all
of Vanceboro and Shannon
White of Columbia. Tenn.;
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participate in the special
recognition.
Those named this year
from COA include four
Elizabeth City residents:
Gail Denise Boothe, pre- ■
business administration,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold V. Boothe, Sr.;
Vicky Lawrence Braddy,
associate degree nurmng,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.
E. Lawrence; Anna Joyce
F. DiGiovanni, ADN,
daughter of E. Pratt
Fearing; and Dana Ruth
Nunes, ADN, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Nunes.
Also named were: H. Ross
Adderholt of Hobbsville,
pre-business ad
ministration; Lisa Winslow
Bunch of Belvidere, medical
secretary technology; Mary
Jo Forehand of Gregory,
liberal arts; and Richard R.
McElrath of Moyock, pre
science.
three daughters: Kathy
Smith of Rocky Mount,
Brenda Provost of New
Bern, and Jan White of
Vanceboro; four sisters:
Mrs. Mary W. Ashley of
Edenton, Mrs. Evelyn Hare
of Tyner, Mrs. Sadie Wilder
of South Mills, and Mrs.
Lydia Harrison of Port
Angeles, Washington, and
three grandchildren.
Funeral services were
conducted Monday, Jan. 25
at 1 P.M. in the Vanceboro
Christian Church. Burial
followed in the National
Cemetery, New Bern with
military honors.
Obituary information
supplied by Williford-
Barham Funeral Home,
Edenton.
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