vTSItOkINSPIRESHOLMESARTsTUDENTS Duane Hylton, center, a senior from
Patrick County High School, Stuart, Virginia, recently inspired Holmes’ art students with
his artistic ability. A guest of Mrs. Susan Birckhead, center, instructor, Duane spent the
entire day at Holmes talking with students about various forms and techniques which he
prefers as an artist and showing some of his own works. Young Hylton, who has been
painting since he was three, designed his school’s Year Book cover. He plans to major in art
and commercial advertising at the Commonwealth of Virginia next year. Painting to
preserve away of life, Hylton draws mostly from his imagination, personal experience and
contacts with people. Each of his paintings has a story, which are generally just as
fascinating to hear as his paintings are to see.
Society
Miss Arlie Harris of
Pendleton was a houseguest
of her aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Wackelin
last week.
S/unckeon. 9G&
Pi Chapter, Delta Kappa
Gamma Society In
ternational, held it Birth- |
day and Founders’ Day j
luncheon in Elizabeth City j
on May 1. A silent tribute I
was expressed in memory of i
past state treasurer, Ida
Belle Moore. Recognition
was given the Chapter’s
first Recruitment Grant
Scholarship recipient, Lu
Ann Jordan of Edenton.
E.J. Buckingham honored
Pi Chapter’s charter
members: Mabel Evans
Jones, Lena Jones and Mary
Lee Copeland. President
Buckingham presented
hand - painted china tea bag
holders to past presidents of
Pi Chapter. Those persons
are: Mabel Evans Jones,
Mary Lee .Copejand* Minnie
Hollowell, Thelma Elliott,
Margaret Mastdh.'jftelen
Milah Meekins,
Emily Jackson, Marjalene
Thomas, and Mary
Alexander.
New officers for 1982 - 84
were installed: president,
Jean, Newell; first vice
president, Jeannie Meiggs;
second vice president, Mary
MacDonald Holmes;
record}ng secretary, Ruth
Winslow; corresponding
secretary, Camille Everton.
Fannie Newbern presided
at the business; meeting. A
musical program was
presented by the Blackwell
Memorial Ladies Handbell
Choir.
Madge Van Hom gave the
devotions. Camille Everton,
Bernice Callaway and Erma
Turner were co - hostesses
for the “Pasquotank A”
committee.
The next meeting of the Pi
Chapter will be October 9
with the hostess committee
being members from Dare
and Currituck counties.
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The annual spring concert
of the Edenton Chorale
Society will be presented at
Holmes High School
auditorium on May 20
(tonight) at 8 P.M. The
program consists of a
variety of musical favorites
including Mendol&sohn’s
“He’s Watching Over
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WINSTON SALEM -
Sirius Amanda Bunch,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Bunch Jr., Route
1, Edenton, received the
B.A. degree from Wake
Forest University May 17.
She was among about 1,025
students who were
graduated during com
mencement exercises at the
university.
Miss Bunch was on the
staff of the Howler, college
yearbook, during her
sophomore year. She was a
member of Women’s
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Israel’’from Elijah; Brahms
“How Lovely Is Thy
Dwelling Place” from
Requiem; some selections
from modern musical
productions and some
patriotic favorites.
Admission is sl. Everyone
is invited to attend.
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Residence Council and
president of her dormitory
during her junior year.
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people in the world are
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Views On Dental Health
f* Richard N. Hines, Jr.
j Fellow of The Academy
I of General Dentistry
Infection Following Surgery
If you undergo any kind necessarily mean you
of an operation in a have an infection, as
hospital, you normally some swelling is normal,
spend time in “recovery” But if it keeps getting
where you are carefully bigger, feels warm and
cared for to insure no firm and is painful, see
“post-op” infection your dentist im
develops. A dentist does mediately,
not have this luxury (nor He may put you on an
does the patient). If a antibiotic, or he may
surgical procedure is have to open and clean
done (such as an ex- out your wound. Do not
traction), the patient take the attitude that it
normally leaves the of- will probably get better
fice with verbal or by itself. It may, but if it
printed instructions doesn’t, it’s going to be
about what to do or not to harder and longer to treat
do to prevent infection later,
and promote healing. If
you ignore the in
structions, you may be A public service with the.
flirting with the aim of promoting better
possibility of post- dental health en
procedure infection. vironment Fromthe
perhaps
feeling. Swelling after
surgery doesn’t
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The May meeting of the
Edenton Woman’s Club was
held at the h me of Ann
Matteson. The major topic
of business dealt with a
crosstitch quilt the Woman’s
Club is making which will be
raffled in the fall. The theme
of the quilt is Historic
Edenton and North Carolina
in general. Along with the
quilt raffle the club will be
having a tasting luncheon to
coincide with the new
edition of our cookbook.
It was decided that the
Woman’s Club will institute
a School and Community
Service Award to an out
standing Holmes High
School senior. The student
will be chosen for his or ha
scholastic achievements,
extra curricular par
ticipation and community
involvement.
Annette Wood was our
guest speaker for the May
meeting. She gave a most
informative talk on her
recent trip to South Africa.
The culture, geography and
people made South Africa a
truly wonderful area to visit
she concluded.
A new member, Mona
Griffin, was welcomed by
all. The Edenton Woman’s
Club extends an invitation to
anyone interested in joining.
The meeting adjorned
with the Mary Stewart
Collect.
Mr. and Mrs. Ashley J.
Woodley of Creswell an
nounce the up-coming
marriage of their daughter,
Kathie Diane to Fred T.
Wynn, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred T. Wynn, Sr. of
Pea Ridge.
Miss Woodley lives in
Manteo and is employed by
The Dunes Restaurant in
Nags Head. Mr. Wynn is
employed by Winn-Dixie in
Edenton.
The wedding will take
place June 12 at 6 P.M. at
the Elizabethan Gardens in
Manteo. Rev. David Sykes
of Creswell will officiate the
ceremony. A reception will
follow at the Dare County
Shrine Club.
All friends are invited to
attend the ceremony and
reception.
Scheduled
Doris Jean Baker and
Richard Charles Kern will
be united in marriage June
20, at 4 P.M. The wedding
will take place at Macedonia
Baptist Church. She is
owner and operator of Doris
Jean’s Beauty Shop. He is
employed by the United
States Army and is owner of
Richard’s Lock & Key Shop.
The public is invited to
attend.
LIONS CLUB SERVICES HONORED Participants at the Volunteer Recognition
Banquet honoring clubs and individuals who work with the blind and visually impaired were
from right Earl Jennings, state director; Betz Ricks, social worker, and Mack Worley,
regional director.
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The Edenton Lions Club
was honored recently for
their services to the blind
and visually impared at the
first Volunteer Recognition
Banquet sponsored by the
Hertford County Visually
Impaired Group in Winton.
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Sn QonketX,
Marion Jones and Rhonda
Mizelle, second - year typing
students and Angela Lewis
and Danny Hogan, first -
year typing students from
John A. Holmes High School
competed in the 31st annual
Typewriting Contest at East
Carolina University in
Greenville on March 17,
1982.
The event, sponsored by
the Department of Business
Education and Office Ad-
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Checkups - How Often
How often should you get an or whether you’re bothered
eye examination? by eye strain or headaches.
There are only two people Most people, too, can
who can answer that recognize changes in their
question. One is your eye vision. Seeing objects clearly
doctor. The other is you. at a distance or close up may
People who know they have becoming more of a problem,
vision problems probably Perhaps the words in a book
should see their eye doctor at are becoming more blurred
least once a year. This is at your normal reading
usually recommended for distance,
children and young people These are just some of the
whose bodies are still symptoms that tell you a
growing and changing. Once checkup is needed,
they reach adulthood and
their eye problems seem to be ; n the Interest of better vislor
under control, some people
are content to see their eye from the office of:
doctors every other year.
Those middle-aged and A. F. Downum, Jr., O.D.
beyond usually go back to the 103 w. Eden street
once-a-year schedule. EDENTON
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your particular eye problem
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Earl Jennings, state
director of the Division of
Services for the Blind, spoke
at the banquet honoring
clubs and individuals from
Hertford, Gates and Chowan
Counties.
Fifty certificates were
ministration at ECU,
brought together out
standing typing students
and their teachers from
central and eastern North
Carolina. Over 260 students
competed by demonstrating
their skills in timed writing,
production work, and typing
theory.
Grace Byrum, business
education teacher at John A.
Holmes High School, is the
students’ instructor.
presented by Betz Ricks of
Edenton and Judy Nooney of
the Regional Office in
Greenville. Miss Ricks, who
is Social Worker for the
Blind in the three counties,
gave the welcome and
presided at the banquet.
Jennings cited the im
portant role that volunteers
serve in assisting in the
school visual screening
programs, providing 1
transportation for clients,
and assisting in
rehabilitation of persons in
adjusting to the loss of
vision.
He stated that the goal of
the state agency are to
prevent blindness and
restore sight, helping the
visually impaired live in
dependently and
rehabilitation to provide
counseling and training for
employment.
Jennings, who is visually
impaired, was at one time a
client of the agency he now
heads. He said, “When I lost
my sight, I didn’t know what
I was going to do.” He ad
ded, “But there was the
state agency to help.”
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Mr. and Mrs. Dalton
Furlough proudly announce
the birth of their first child,
a son, Nicholas Lee, bom
Tuesday, May 4th. He
weighed 3lb. ltfcoz. Mrs.
Furlough is the former
Susan Brgoks.
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One minute after you die
you'll be glad you did!
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