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Page 2-A School Holds Super Bowl Activities Seeing away that third graders could share their knowledge and interest in football and develop subject area skills at the same time, SUPER BOWL WINNERS Super Bowl winners at D. F. Walker School are also winners during learning project. Proud third graders predicting the closest scores, without going over were: left ro right, Angela Taylor, Joyce Cole, teacher; Denise Moore, Mary Sawyer, teacher; Gary Bond, Ruby Bond, teacher; Pamela Taylor, Loretta Roberson, teacher; and Lori Lichtenwalner, Bonita Perry, teacher. As prizes, girls received a baton and paint set, while boys received crayons and racing sets. Winning adult, Loretta Roberson, received a free lunch, compliments of her fellow teachers and aides. 1 * This beautiful house, set among TOgg* I | mediate occupancy. Seven toDs**. Jtjr I | &sf rooms, two baths, fireplace, '<SRPLrL- ’ ift living room and dining room V| «n[ * drapes and all curtain rods 1 >A - included, kitchen range in .. * * ■ Jt i I * eluded, in dividual room *w '/ •w lin■ If ifnriid thermostats on electric L» baseboard heat, carpeted. Lot ■*T'lPd size 190' x 230' ...15' x 24' garage. Portion of loan still C* .. assumable'at 13/*l 3 /* per cent. I * Wk *59,900°° r^^CHOWAN^ ,^ I REALTY COMPANY If you have property to sell or lease ... if you have rental property you want managed ... or if you want to buy a home, commercial property or farmland ... CONTACT ME DAY OR NIGHT! Prompt, efficient, thorough, professional service! I ALTON G. ELMORE, REAL ESTATE BROKER | 211 & BROW STREET PHONE: OFFICE 482-8419 EDENTON, N. C. 27932 HOME 482-3577 (Located With Edenton Furniture Co.) NEW LISTING 309 W. Church Street | K rooms and bath with screened-in front porch, on a 42' x 130’ lot. Has 20' x 24' garage-outbuilding. Within easy walking distance of everything in Edenton. -i *15,000 I CHOWAN COUNTRY CLUB LOT located on the Albemarle Sound right across from the 18th hole on golf course. Already bulk-headed. County water system along road in front of lot. Cleared and partially landscaped .. nicest building lot anywhere around! *40,000 | 2 LOTS IN CAPE COLONY | Two lots side-by-side...must be sold together. One lot 75.9’ x 175.6’ and the other lot 81.6’ x 150’. Located just behind lots and houses facing Montpelier Drive on Whiteoak Drive. *4,000 2 acres land with 2-story building (2 bedroom apartment upstairs and work-storage garage down, enclosed) plus 2400 sq. ft. metal warehouse on | concrete slab with two office gw, 8 spaces on N. C. State Road No. j 1323 off highway Business 17 North toward the Highway 17 Immediate HmiHHUHiIiiiHHUIHHHI p ““ 5Sk “ ! *50,000 219 E. Queen St., 4 apts. . v* recently renovated; stove and refrigerator and heat-air if | II jt HfwlN n conditioning in each apt.; IF \ ceiling insulated and storm "* *windows - waiting list for rental Wmz • S7OO monthly income ttfpliiyl t Wg g ■§ producing - partial owner I ■ l ■■ financing at 10 per cent. NDSOR WOODS" LOT tT AM m paved rndwH »* *rtet; M*r jUUU ESTMENT PROPERTY: 2-APT. HOUSE COfl Ml" wMh 4 naw and aMb la—ch ap>.; la* » It. a44 W.; jZU y WIU creative teachers at D. F. Walker School recently took advantage of Super Bowl Sunday. A student Learning Activities Package (LAP), developed to take advantage of the week preceeding Super Bowl Sunday, covered all academic discipline through several high in terest student activities. A variety of media, such as the mini-page, games, books, magazines and worksheets, were used by students to learn academic concepts. School halls and classrooms displayed posters to emphasize the week’s activities. Students enthusiastically took part in the innovative learning experience, planned to disguise the routine learning process. To culminate the ac tivities, everyone at Walker School had the opportunity to predict scores and winner of the Super Bowl game. Prizes offered to student winners from each classroom served as a stimuli and added ex citement to the week long Continued On Page 9-A THE CHOWAN HERALD The Heraltf Obituaries Mrs. Isa Bunch White Mrs. Isa Bunch White, 81, of Edenton, N.C. died Jan. 31 M home following an extended illness. The wife of the late Watson B. White, she was a member of Rocky Hock Baptist Church. She is survived by three sons, Watson Earl White of Edenton, Wallace Bryant White of Edenton, and Rev. Robert C. White of Aulan der, N.C.; four daughters: Mrs. Evelyn Parker of Suiibury, N.C., Mrs. Mary Long and Mrs. Clara Perry of Hertford, N.C. and Mrs. Barbara Skinner of Edenton; five brothers: Horace Bunch, John S. Bunch, and Erie Bunch of Edenton, Cliff Bunch and Herman Bunch of Suffolk, Va.; one sister: Mrs. Bertha Bunch White of Suffolk, Va.; 24 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Williford-Barham Funeral Chapel at 2 P.M. on Feb. 1 by Rev. Donald Wagner, wth burial following at Beaver Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers were her grandsons: William L. 1 Jackson, Jr., Murray Parker, Thomas Long, Jr., Louis White, Jr., Dale White, Douglas Perry, Dean Skinner, and Carroll Skinner. Williford-Barham Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Mary Bass Harrell Mrs. Mary Bass Harrell, 77, of Edenton, N.C. died Jan. 31 at home following an extended illness. The wife of Erie A. Harrell, she was a member of Macedonia Baptist Church. Besides her husband, she is survived by her son, Melvin R. Harrell of Tar boro, N.C.; three daughters, Mrs. Edna H. Shaw, Mrs. Evelyn H. Boyce of Eden ton, and Mrs. Eleanor H. Tudhope of Buffalo, N.Y.; two brothers, Hoskin B. Bass and Clemmon Bass of Edenton; two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Hardison and' Mrs. Willie Mae Smith of t Edenton; 11 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Williford-Barham Funeral Chapel at 2 P.M. on Feb. 2 by Rev. Charles Harris. Burial followed at Beaver Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers were Allen Swanner, Edward Leicester, James Ellis Buddy Boyce, Bill Bass and Jimmy Carroll Bass. Williford-Barham Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Crime Watch Meeting Set A regular meeting of the Chowan Community Crime Watch is scheduled to be held on February 10 at 7:30 P.M. in the American Legion. Building in Edenton, North Carolina. Jay JTrivette, coordinator of th? North Carolina Department of Crime Control and Public Safety will be there with Mr. Bob Brooks, the Crime Prevention Specialist. Our own Chowan County Sheriff and Police Depart ment will also be there. Several community groups have met and or dered Crime Community Watch Signs for their in dividual communities. Can your community or the area in which you live answer, yes to the next three questions? 1. Do you have a Com munity Crime Watch Program? 2. If a burglary took place in your home today, could you locate your possessions thru proper operation identification or “Proper Usage Numbers?” 3. Do you know the North Caroina Law in regards to proper identity numbers of property? Won’t you please support your county in this effort! Chowan County needs the support of every citizen interested in the Prevention of Crime. Victor Hugo pubiiihwi his last great work at the apt of 81. Chariot Grice McMullan Charles Grice McMullan, 77, of Richmond, Va. died Jan. 28 in St. Mary’s Hospital, Richmond. A native of Elizabeth City he was the husband of Mrs. Elizabeth Badham Wood McMullan. He was a retired Industrial Executive with the Tobacco Industry, and a member of St. James Episcopal Church in Rich mond. Besides his wife, he is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Betty Ruffin of Rich mond; a son, C. Grice McMullan of Richmond; a sister, Mrs. McDonald Dixon of Nags Head; and 5 grandchildren. Funeral services were held Friday at 10 A.M. in St. James Episcopal Church in Richmond. Graveside services were at 3 P.M. in Beaver Hill Cemetery, Edenton, with the Ve nerable Webster Simons officiating. Swindell-Bass Funeral Home was in charge of local arrangements. Mrs. Lessie Jordan Perry Mrs. Lessie Jordan Perry, 78, erf Corapeake, died Jan. 28 in Unit B of Chowan Hospital. A native of Chowan County she was the widow of Marcus Augustus Perry. She was a member of Eureka Baptist Church, a charter member of the Albemarle Craftsman Guild and was formerly very active in Home Demonstration Clubs in Gates County. Surviving Mrs. Perry are two daughters, Mrs. Samuel L. (Doris) Morgan of Corapeake, and Mrs. Elmore (Edna) Felton of Eure; a son, William A. Perry of Edenton; three sisters, Mrs. Fred White, Sr. of Edenton, Mrs. John Lane of Spotsylvania, Va. and Mrs. Susie Brady of Hampton, Va.; two brothers, Issac Jordan of Hertford and Rev. Alphonso Jordan of Winston-Saletn 10 grandchildren and ;10 great-grandchildren. j 1 Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 P.M. in Eureka Baptist Church, Corapeake, by Dr. Floyd Enzor, pastor, and Rev. Hope M. Ward. Burial followed in the Church Cemetery with Swindell- Bass Funeral Home, Edenton, in charge of arrangements. SHOP EARLY AND SAVE! ONE DAY ONLY! Mil - p MONDAY Wr FEBRUARY 8 MONOGRAM MARATHON OUR MONOGRAMS On Friday, Feb. 8, Ms. Hill 9taacil, one of North wKJfy, O Carolina's most professional ■ •'"T* W monogrammers. will per- V ] "*F \J^/ tonally monogram your / V J| 5 M garment purchases with W > three letters. She üßdßf: f , monogram men’s shirts, all SMgZX If Hw V weather W . sweaters, pajamas, ladies' if f • ’W” tops, girlswear and T boyswear. Her work Is un- t 1 V . surpassed and we know you’ll If t £ 1 \\Yi ' *** be pieaoed too! And it’s an Jfy \ f ‘'T ' C < opportunity to save also! f . K 3 Come early and avoid toe " rush and save up to M per on three letteri . T •Hop Monday Throufh Thursday 9:90 AM. Until S:9O Friday 9:90 AJd. Until 9 P.M_ Saturday 9:90 All. UntN 9 FJL Phone 482-3221 Or 402-4533. Peanut Market Trade Moderate Southeastern Section —- Trading was moderate. Demand was moderate. There was some buyer in-. Sermon Topic Set “Affirming Our Belief’ is the sermon topic selected by Rev. R. R. Blankenhom for the worship service at the Edenton United Methodist Church on Sunday, February 7, at 11 A.M. The text for this message is Acts 27:25. The Bible Land Puppets will perform for the children’s Sunday School classes on February 7. UMYF-EYC will meet at 6 P.M. Sunday, February 7, at 7 P.M. in the church library. The United Methodist Women circle meetings will be held next week as follows: Mary Martha Circle will meet on Monday, February 8,10:30 A.M. with Mrs. Shirley Parker; Susanna Wesley Circle will meet Monday, February 8,8 P.M. with Mrs. Frances Hollowell, and the Afternoon Circle will meet on Tuesday, February 9 at 3 P.M. in the church library. *27 8. Broad St. Edenton. INC’ k U f PHONE • 482-2001 h si [“FRIDAY NIGHT S-PETTAD £ M "all you can eat” e _ 0 _ Fresh y K> * FRIED SHRIMP * STEAMED SHRIMP K N Including French Fries Our Popular Salad Bar H ISATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL I M Co roast prime rib of beef V V 0 MATES CUT gjgg CAPTAINS CUT s£96 X Choice Os Vegetable C> W CORNISH GAME HEN Wild Rice MJSO (a PV ★ Includes Our Popular Salad Bar ;• I .shnday" buffrt. 1 _ .LJZn FT p %?**!• ■*Pt: aw»iVs3 rV I j NO CHARGE FOR SECONDS \ MU' °* kj roast pork dinner V KAI} *s”o N Potato Tossed Salad Rolls terest but no sales reported. Buyer interest was im proved and the level of inquiries increased. Prices are cents per pound for prompt shipment unless otherwise stated. Runner type-shelled - jumbo 46V4- 47Vi, occasional sale 48, occasional lower: medium 1 including through April delivery 42-42 Vi; U.S. splits including through April delivery 41Vi-43, occasional sale immediate delivery 40, June delivery 43; No. 137 V i-38, June-August delivery 40; 14-16 size 20-21, February - April delivery 21. APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED The Chowan County Head Start Program is presently accepting applications for the 1982-83 school year. If there is a child in your household who will be 4 years old by October IS, 1982, please call 482-7330 or stop by Walker School between 8:00 AM and 3:30 PM Thursthy, February 4. 198? Virginia - North Carolina Section—Trading was slow. Sales were mostly on a spot or prompt delivery basis and generally represented limited volume. There was some additional buying interest on the longer delivery spreads. Prices are cents per pound for prompt shipment unless otherwise stated. Virginia type unshelled - jumbo no sales Reported: Fancy 35, oc casional 34Vfe, occasional higher: shelled extra large 49-50; medium 47-47Vi>; No. 1 35, April - June delivery 36; Continued On Pago 9-A
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