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Janet Lynn Etter "
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Colonel and Mrs. William
R. Etter of Havelock an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Janet Lynn
. to Lieutenant William Mark
Faulkner, son of Colonel and
Mrs. James P. Faulkner
also of Havelock.
Miss Etter is a graduate of
East Carolina University
with a BA in Sociology. She
is the grand • daughter of
Jim P. Partin of Eden ton.
Lt. Faulkner is also a
graduate of East Carolina
University with a BS in
Business Administration.
He is currently serving in
the U.S. Marine Corps
stationed in Quantico, Va.
The wedding is planned
for March 19, 1983.
AiUi Saik “To Wed Shi Moo.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Poly
Cash of Rocky Mount an
nounce the engagement of
rj-s'
Martha Leigh Cash
Views On Dental Health
* ■ m! Richard N. Hines, Jr.
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of General Dentistry
Precision Removable
Dentures
If you need a partial
denture to fill a gap
caused by 16st teeth, you
may want to consider the
precision removable
denture.
In this 'technique, the
supporting teeth oh both
sides are crowned. The
partial denture hooks
INTO the crowned teeth
rather than around them.
Located on the back of
each supporting crown is
a “female” .attachment.
That’s what the “male”
attachment on the partial
denture hooks into. No
wire clasps are needed to
hold the denture in place.
There'll be nothing for
1 anyone to see when you
open your mouth except
the teeth that now fill the
gap that used to make
you feel self-conscious.
“We Cater To Cowards”
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North Carolina's
Economic Development
Board will meet October 7- 8
in Elizabeth City.
The m - member board,
which includes Tom
Campbell from Elizabeth
City, advises the Depart
ment of Commerce and the
Governor concerning
economic policy for the
state of North Carolina.
Secretary. of Commerce
D.M. (Lauch) Fairdoth will
be attending the meeting.
The meeting will begin at
2 P.M. on October 7. The
agenda includes a
presentation concerning the
400th Anniversary by
Carolyn Harmon, director of
promotion for that event.
The board will reconvene
at 9:30 A.M. the next day to
discuss committee reports.
Society A/cuts
Frank Hughes of New
Orleans, and daughter
Leslie of Nokesville, Va.,
spent last week with Mrs.
Hughes’ mother Mrs.
Gladys Hughes.
Mrs. Gertrude Boyce of
Rt. 2 Edenton, spent a week
with her daughter, Jackie
Richard in Portsmouth,
Virginia.
their daughter, Martha
Leigh, to Charlie Martin
Wells n of Laurinburg, son
of Mrs. Sallie C. Wells of
Enfield, and the late Charlie
M. Wells. The bride elect is
the grand - daughter of Mrs.
M.L. Hofler of Edenton, and
the late M.L. Hofler. The
wedding is planned for
November 27.
X-ray* of the Mona Lisa
*ow that thara ara three
completely different *er
*ions of the subject, all
painted by Leonardo da
Vinci, beneath the final
portrait.
That’s an advantage
for you. There’s also an
advantage for your
dentist. By crowning the
supporting teeth he can
shape them for the best
possible fit for your
partial denture. That’s an
advantage for you, too. A
good fit not only gives the
denture stability, it gives
you comfort and good
appearance. It is also the
most secure type of
partial to use for a long
span of missing teeth.
A public service with the
.aim of promoting better
dentil health environment.
From the office of:
RICHARD N. HINES. JR.,
D.-D.S.. 437 South Broad St.,
Edenton Phone: 482-277*.
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•Qltout Women
Thursday, October 7,1962
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W‘ ■ i m
Mrs. James Ronnie Whitley
(?ouple United. Dn Maul aye
Miss Diane Rene Harrell
and James Ronnie Whitley
were untied in marriage at
2:00 on Saturday, Sep
tember 25 at the Immanuel
Baptist Church.
The Rev. Ashley Browder
officiated the ceremony.
' The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Roland
Harrell of Edenton. The
groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ronnie Whitley of
Plymouth, N.C. Music was
provided by Mrs. Emma
Evans, of Edenton with
Gary Brower of Edenton,
soloist.
Given in marriage by her
father the bride wore a gown
of Chantilly lace. Silk
vaneese lace ruffled the
neck, bodice and fitted
sleeves. The sheer yoke was
accented with re
embroidered vaneese lace
appliques. The gown was
fashioned with . a natural.
train. Each tier was ruffled
with vaneese lace. The veil
was cathedral length and
trimmed with Chantilly lace.
The bride carried a bouquet
of daisies and babies breath.
Miss Carol Parham, of
Roanoke Rapids was Maid
of Honor. Bridesmaids were
Teresa Harrell, sister of the
bride and Rebecca Andrews
of Smithfield, N.C.
Eddie Evans of Edenton
was best man to the groom.
Ushers were Timothy
Brabble of Edenton and
Troy Moore of Robin
sonville, N.C.
Jennifer Jo Norman of
Edenton was flower girl and
Kenneth Roland Harrell,
brother of the bride was ring
''bearer.
Shelia Sampson, Felisa
Harrell and Alanna
Harrell, of Edenton, greeted
guest.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harrell, of
Hertford, N.C., was
mistress of ceremony.
The brides mother wore a
formal length dress of blue
and the groom’s mother
wore a formal length dress
of deep rose.
The couple left on a
wedding trip to the Outer
Banks. They will make their
Page 3-A
home on Route 3, Edenton.
Courtesies
August lfr—Tupperware
Bridal Party given by Mrs.
Percy Harrell at her home.
September 2
Miscellaneous Shower given
by Mrs. Roland Harrell,
Mrs. Edward Evans, and
Mrs. Robert Harrell, at the
home of Mrs. Robert
Harrell.
September 19—Dinner
and Miscellaneous Shower
given by Mrs. Ronnie
Whitley at the Whitley home
in Plymouth.
September 24—Luncheon
for the bride given by Mrs.
Roland Harrell.
September 24—An after
rehearsal party was given
by relatives.
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DRrA. F. DOWNUM, JR.
L | OPTOMETRIST
When You Need Bifocals
People who have two kinds
of vision problems can
benefit from bifocals.
Ihey’re a lot less trouble than
having two pair of glasses.
In a bifocal lens, the top
part is used for viewing ob
jects nearby or at a distance,
depending on the correction
needed. If you’re near
sighted, this brings nearby
objects into focus. If you’re
farsighted, it sharpens
images seen far away. And if
you have an astigmatism or
double-focus problem, it will
bring things into focus no
matter how close or far away.
The bottom part of a bifocal
lens is for reading. This part
of the lens compensates for
an inability to use the near
focusing muscles of the
eye. This happens to most
people as they approach
Shop I.N.S.
At
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Boneless
Beef Stew lb. 5 1.79
Cube Steak lb. *2.39
Gwaltney 8ac0n...... i b . package *1.89
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Pepsi or Coca Cola. each 89
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Society (ftouja
“To Jfold Meetinq
Pi Chapter -
Gamma Society In
ternational will meet at “A
Restaurant By George” in
Nags Head on October 9,
1982. Coffee Hour is
scheduled for 9:30 A.M. with
hostesses: Mary Alexander,
Milah Meekins, and Mary
Meekins. E.J. Buckingham
is responsible for reser
vations. The 10 A.M.
business session, conducted
by Jean Newell, President
will be followed with the
program. Each member is
looking forward to our very
special guest and program
speaker, Mrs. Katherine
Collins, Eta State President.
Mrs. Collins will be honored
at a Pi Chapter Tea on
October 8,1962 at 8 P.M. The
tea will be held at the home
of Miss Emily Jackson in
Elizabeth City.
This very special October
meeting will be dedicated to
the memory of Mabel Evans
Jones, who died on August
31,1982. Mabel Evans Jones
was a charter member of Pi
Chapter. She had been in the
Window Home since 1977.
She was a remarkable lady
and educator. She was a
member of the Dare County
Board of Education, the first
woman in N.C. to hold the
position of Superintendent of
Schools, an active par
ticipant in the Lost Colony,
and an honorary vice -
chairman of The Roanoke
Historical Association. She
was Pi Chapter President in
1948 --1951. Milah Meekins
will lead this observance of
tribute to a very special
member.
The meeting will conclude
with luncheon and a fashion
show presented by The
Galleon. Members assisting
as models include Milah
Meekins, Bertie Meekins
and Rose Smith.
The next Pi Chapter
meeting will be held in
Elizabeth City on December
4, 1982.
middle age and beyond.
Until you try them yourself,
you may think bifocals are
difficult to use, but most
people soon get used to them
quickly and find them more
practical than having two
pair of glases.
We usually look down when
we read and look up to see
objects at a distance. Bifocals
are designed with this in
mind.
In the interest of better vision
from the office of:
A.F. Downum, Jr., O.D.
103 W. Eden Street
EDENTON
482-3218
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Matty Mt. (?astalloa
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Edward Lee of Gatesville,
N.C. announces the
engagement nf their
daughter, Erica Aru.c to
Ken Miller Castelloe, son ot
Mrs. Jacqueline Castelloe
and the late Fred Castelloe
of Edenton. A November 20
wedding is planned.
ELECT
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For
Chowan County
SHERIFF
9 Years ,
with Edenton Police Department
Dedicated Caring
Make Your Vote Count
In November Election
A Write In Campaign -
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■hospital luxitlaty
1"o Meat Oct /4
The Chowan Hospital
Auxiliary will meet Mon
day, October 11 in the
Hospital’s conference room
at 10 A.M. All Auxiliary
members are urged to at
tend.
"Life is too short to be
small." Benjamin Disraeli