Thursday, July a, 1982
The Bandon Notebook: Taking Pride In The American Way Os Life
Hi, Neighbors! “Happy
are those who dream
dreams and are willing to
pay the price to make them
come true.” These words
are printed across the en
trance to a school
playground. Children of this
school wanted and needed a
playground - but - govern
ment funds they had ex
pected for this purpose
failed to materialize. This
didn’t stop the children!
They went out, told their
story to big business men,
little business men and to
anyone who would listen.
They worked hard and
raised all the necessary
funds to complete their
dream!
This is a good example of
how the “American” way
should be. We’ve become too
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106 £ King Street
NEW LISTINGS 1
HISTORIC DISTRICT Delightful 1% story brick I
home on West Gale Street in Superb condition, excellent!
craftsmanship $89,900.|
ALBEMARLE SOUND Beautiful wooded lots over!
one acre in size on the water. Prices starting at an un-|
believeable $18.000.|
MEXICO ROAD Lovely 3 bdrm. brick ranch im
immaculate condition, extremely energy efficient, many!
extras $54,000. |
CAPE COLONY Brick home with water view,!
carport, workshop, extra lot, adjacent to the boat 1
•“sin $48,000.!
WATERFRONT—AIbemarIe Sound, charming 2BD I
house, deck, bulkheading. 12 per cent owner finan- “ 1
cing $38,000. I
10 PERCENT ASSUMABLE LOAN Payments of |
304. per month buys this like new 3 bedroom home in |
the country with % acre lot. Call for further details. I
Low downpayment.
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Apartment |
house with eight apartments. Excellent income in |
prime location. 9& percent assumption.
HALF ACRE LOT—Just $60.00 per month buys your V
own half acre lot with septic tank, water and elec- ■
tricity, perfect for mobile home. Low downpayment !
PRICE REDUCED -,Log Cabin, beautiful inside |
and out,, Large fireplace, 2 Bedrooms and, Loft, !
Maintenance free, energy efficient $38,000. I
ACREAGE Three,Lovely acres in a choice !
Location, privacy. 12 per cent owner financing. SIO,OOO. ■
SNUG HARBOR Partially furnished mobile home !
on a well landscaped lot. Large workshop, room ad- ■
dition, and deck. lOper cent owner financing $14,000 !
WATERFRONT Two story home with 3 BR, 1% !
baths, livingroom, dining room, kitchen, large family !
room with fireplace, Florida room, workshop, out- !
buildings, bulkheaded with pier, paved
driveway |
INCOME PRODUCING — Excellent I
rental property, brick CQLU 3 BR apartments. I
3ood location. Great p.^?«..
WATERFRONT Elegant home in a spectacular !
setting on the Albemarle Sound, featuring: foyer, great !
room, 3or 4 bedrooms, Florida room, 2 full baths and 2 |
half baths. Plus 3 bdrm. guest house. 1.1 acres with !
sandy beach. 12 per cent owner financing.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING —On 2.6 acres with 365’ I
of highway frontage -12 per cent owner fin an- 1
cing $65,000 I
APARTMENT HOUSE Needs work. Price!
reduced to $36,000 ■
COMMERCIAL BUILDING Highway frontage onl
2.8 acres make an offer I
HISTORIC DlSTßlCT—Charming 4 BR home with 2 ■
full baths, eat-in kitchen, formal dining room, LR, den. |
and utility room. Beautiful yard. Price reduced toj
$48,000 - ■
CAPE COLONY Charming 2 bedroom home, lVf I
Oaths, eat-in kitchen, LR, Florida rm, carport, large ■
utility rm. Beautiful, wooded setting. Many extra I
features $3»,606 I
CAPE COLONY
dbl. lot, 3 bdrm. \ cJL cathedral |
ceiling - \ llfrureplace, 2 bay carport, |
(workshop, beraand much more
WATERFRONT HOME Arrowhead Beach -3 !
bedroom home, 2 baths, LR with fireplace, kit, DR, I
utility rm, 1 car garage on beautiful extra large lot |
Bulkheading and pier with spectacular view of the I
Chowan River (Owner financing at 12 per cent).!
Reduced to $48,000. !
VALHALLA Owner Mast SeU Now! Eight year |
old spacious country home with over 1750 aq. ft in-1
eluding 3 bdrms., lit, DR, kit., ltt baths, utility roam ■
and studio. Situated on two acres north offl
.Edenton Price Reduced $34,000. ■
162 ACRES with large lake, timber and cleared land. |
tmßng for development. Negotiable. 12 per cent ■
Waterfrant Late - Sneg Harbor and Arrowhead.
OtberfLeis and Acreage Far gala.
accustomed to “handouts” -
we must use our own
resources.
Our forefathers had a
dream! They worked hard,
used ingenuity, their God
given talents and even gave
their lives to make it
become a reality. “Hand
outs” were never expected
nor received - hard work,
long hours and plenty of
prayer were the “order of
the day”. Now is the time
“Life is a struggle for peace, a longing for rest,
A hope for the battles to cease, a dream for the best;
And he is not living who stays contented with things,
Unconcerned with the work of the days and all that it brings.
Life isn’t rest-it is toil; it is building a dream;
It is tilling a pared of soil or bridging a stream;
It’s pursuing the light of a star that but dimly we see,
And in wresting from things as they are the joy that should
be.”
On this Lord’s Dav and the
for the American people to
again become self-reliant
and realize that today is
only the first step to
something better; that with
God, nothing is impossible.
At the beginning of World
War II Edgar A. Guest
published “Poems of
Patriotism”. This is one of
the poems, just as ap
plicable today as it was
then:
day we celebrated our
Nation’s Independence, it
was great just to be alive to
enjoy all the wonders of
God’s creation and to
exercise one of the freedoms
our forefathers fought for
- privilege of entering the
church of OUR choice to
worship God and recharge
our spiritual batteries.
The fine folk gathered at
Bandon Chapel for Sunday
School were enthusiastically
welcomed by Supt. Meta
Mason, especially our many
guests. They were treated to
a delightful lesson entitled
“Onesimus: A Slave Who-
Became a Brother”,
Philem. 8-18, which clearly
indicated the love of Christ
breaks down all social and
racial barriers. It was
skillfully taught by Deacon
Wm. F. Smith.
Prayer List; I sincerely
believe that prayer is the
most powerful force in this
world today. Please add our.
friends to your prayer list.
Mrs. Ruby Taylor, sister of
Bob Mason, is confined to
Leigh Memorial Hospital,
Norfolk, Va.; Michael
Thocker, Rt. 1, Smithfield,
Va., Olga Taylor’s cousin, is
now on the kidney machine
and urgently needs your
prayers; Elton Boswell was
released from Norfolk
General Saturday. Pray
that God will place His
Healing hands upon him;
little Erin Holt, 11 mos. old,
granddaughter of Gil and
Bobby Jean Holt, has been
released from the hospital
following a bout with
pneumonia but still needs
prayer; our beloved
“Janie” Harrell is
recouperating at home
following recent surgery.
Pray for her speedy
recovery; remember Ella
Powell, sister of Garris
Perry and little Brad
Gosser; pray for our Nation,
its people and that God will
guide the decisions made by
its leaders; remember our
missionnaries and our
Pastor, Rev. Robert S.
Harrell and his family.
Men’s Fellowship Break
fast will be at 8 A.M.
Saturday in Fellowship
Hall. Come on out for some
“good eating” and
fellowship.
Bandon’B Board of
Deacons will meet on
Saturday at 9:30 A.M. in
Fellowship Hall.
Rebecca Circle - WOC will
meet at the home of Rose
Smith on Sunday (11th) at 3
P.M. All interested ladies in
the community are invited
Card Os Thanks
We want to share our
deep and sincere gratitude
to the doctors, nurses and
all who lovingly and ten
derly cared for Aunt
Passie. We can’t find words
to express our thanks - only
to thank God for such
dedicated people, and ask
that He richly and tenderly
care and bless all of you.
We would also like to
thank our many friends for
their prayers, visits, cards,
food, flowers and all the
expressions of kindness
during her illness and since
her death.
We love you,
Her nieces & nephews
Counselor’s Visit
Cephus Kimble, Job Corps
counsslor, will be at the
Chasm Chanty Department
of Serial Swices during the
nuwif hows of July 21.
Those Making additional
information should call 482 -
1. 7441. ;
THE CHOWAN HERALD
to attend.
At our Worship Service,
Bandon’s Shepherd, Rev.
Robert S. Harrell, joyfully
welcomed the near capacity
crowd of members and
visitors, especially first
timers Mr. & Mrs. Gary
Sampsen of Lumberton,
N.C. and Mr. Bob Worrell of
Sacramento, Calif.
Pastor Bob’s powerful
message, based on Mark
12:13-17, brought out that
the freedom we have today
was bought with a heavy
price - and - with that
freedom comes respon
sibility. Since July 4th was
Independence Day and a
time to think about our'
beginnings as a Nation, he
enumerated the bedrock
principles on which this
country was founded: \. A
deep and abiding belief in
the involvment of God in the
events of people. God ac
tually involves Himself in
the affairs of men and of
nations; 2. The dignity of
man. It’s a biblical fact that
when God breathed the
breath of life into man He
was breathing part of
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Himself into that being. He
created everyone of us i#’
His image. In the sight of
God ALL of us are equal; 3.
The right of dissent. Our
Nation was birthed in
dissent. We would not have a
Nation today if our
forefathers had not
dissented. In this noble
experiment called
“America” -a land
populated by people from
every nation on the face of
the earth - God was saying
“I am giving this planet one
more chance to learn that
® THANK YOU
1 I Id Ik hank
everyone for their support
In my bid for the Board of
Education.
Congratulations to
Mr. Mitchener, Mr. Nixon,
6 Mr. Perry.
Jane Underkofler
tan tor by CommittM to Eloct Jana Underkofler, Board of Education
ALL men are brothers.”
Everybody must learn some
how to live together and to
love together - or - it may
very well be that we may all
perish together. Our country
might be the last hope of the
wor’!
Holy Communion was
served following the
message.
POA Board Meeting will
be Saturday at 1 P.M. in
the Arrowhead Beach
Clubhouse. All property
owners are invited to attend
and share your ideas with the Board.
Front End Alignment
Disc Brake
Overhaul SPECIAL
Radiator & Cooling
System Service
Muffler &
Exhaust Service
Call
Wayne Ward
Dixie Auto Parts
N. Broad
482-2123
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