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EIGHT POINT BUCK HARVESTED Carroll Perry of
Edenton harvested the above eight point buck while hunting
in the woods near Chowan Body Shop on Friday, October 22.
ALBEMARLE OPTICIANS
are pleased to announce
the relocation of their office to
Mitchener Village, 705 N. Broad Street
Edenton, N.C.
Effective October 10,1982
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Edenton Shell Service
N. Broad Street, Edenton, N.C.
Letters To The Chowan Herald Editor
PENC |
Dear Sir:
"Diere is an alternative for
educators in North Carolina
who are concerned about the
direction taken professional
organizations over the past
number of years.
Professional Educators of
North Carolina (PENC) was
chartered by the state of
North Carolina on
November 20, 1979. Since
that time there has been a
steady growth in the
organization.
Educators must protect
their freedom to decide for
themselves which
organization to join and
support. Educators must
provide an uninterrupted
education for the students.
Educators must work in a
way of cooperation, rather
than confrontation, with
elected officials to achieve
the best possible education
for students. Educators
must continue working for
professional status and
professional compensation.
If you believe that these
are the goals educators
must seek in North
Carolina, I invite you to
request further information
by contacting PENC at P.O.
Box 221374, Charlotte, N.C.
THE CHOWAN HERALD
, Sincerely,
Preston Guiton
President
Thank You
Sheriff Troy Toppin
Chowan County Sheriff’s
Department
Edenton, North Carolina
Dear Sheriff Toppin:
We at Dickerson, Inc.
would like to take this op
portunity to thank you and
your men for the com
mendable job they did
concerning the recent in
cident at our office in
Edenton.
You and deputies Evans,
Byrum, and Rice demon
strated a high degree of
professionalism and a
genuine concern for our
problems. We certainly feel
that you and your people are
an asset to our community
and we commend you for a
job well done.
Sincerely,
John D. Smith
Assistant Vice President
Dickerson, Inc.
Craftsmen
Dear Editor:
Many times we have
heard the statement about a
particular craft lost to our
past. This is being changed
somewhat by a group of
approximately 30 talented
artists and craftsmen, who
have united together to form
the first area Roanoke Arts
and Crafts Guild.
Originality and
creativeness, materials
used, workmanship, design,
utility and color were some
of the criteria the screening
committee used to deter
mine the acceptance of the
Guild members.
The Bertie and Martin
County Guild was inspired
from the heritage of our past
skilled ancestors handing
down the art of their old
crafts. This has been taught
to the participant through
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from felt «Nft#*c&&££
promoted by the North
Carolina Agricultural
Extension Service. Ex
tension Agents, Ila Parker
and Linda Boyette,
responded to request and
saw the need for con
centrated workshop leader
training in crafts to keep our
past traditions alive. Their
encouragement and
guidance has led to the very
first Roanoke Arts and
Crafts Guild.
Arts and Crafts being
demonstrated and sold are
banners, baskets, coimtry
decorating accessories,
crossstitch, dolls, fabric,
leather and stuffed crafts,
macrame, pressed flowers,
quilted pillows and new
quilts, sewing crafts,
stained glass, oil paintings,
stencil fabrics, weaving, tin
punch and wood crafts.
This will be an annual
event with the first one to be
held in Williamston at the
High School Cafeteria,
November 13, 10 A.M. to 9
P.M. and November 14, 1
P.M. to 6 P.M. There will be
a small 50 cents admission
with the Martin County
Extension Homemakers
providing home baked goods
at a concession booth.
Everyone is invited to
come and share in our past.
Margaret Attkisson
Publicity Member
Roanoke Arts and
Crafts Guild
P.0.80x 589
Windsor, N.C. 27983
Halloween
Carnival
Dear Editor:
I would like to express my
heart - felt appreciation to
the following individuals
and organizations who have
made our annual D.F.
Walker PTA Halloween
Carnival a large success:
Pizza Hut, Winn-Dixie
Stores, A&P Stores, S&R
Super Market, Food Town,
TGAY, Coble Dairy,
Macks’s, Chowan Hospital,
Eden ton - Chowan Rescue
Squad, Chowan - Eden ton
Optimist Club and Mac-
Donald’s, Inc. A special
appreciation for hard work
and a fine Haunted House to
Robbie Laughton and the
Edenton Recreation
Department.
As always, a fine effort
was put forth by the parents
and teachers of D.F. Walker
School. Our carnival would
never be the success it is
without the efforts of Mr.
Ralph Cole, Principal, and
our right - hand “man”,
Mrs. Barbara Burroughs.
L.E. DeVine, Chairman
Ways & Means Committee
D.F. Walker PTA
DAR, Edenton Tea
Party To Meet
“China - Friend or Foe?”
will be the topic of Mrs.
Leon Robertson’s address to
the Edenton Tea Party
Chapter, DAR, at the
Chapter’s monthly meeting
at 1 P.M. on November 10 at
Boswell’s Restaurant.
Mrs. Robertson is Regent
of the Micajah Pettaway
Chapter, DAR, Rocky
Mount. She is married to a
physician who has practiced
medicine in Rocky Mount
since 1947. She has served as
past State President of the
N.C. Medical Society
Auziliary and as consultant
to the N.C. Medical Society
Cancer Committee. In
addition, she has served on
numerous state and national
boards of health related
organizations. She was
named Outstanding North
Carolina Citizen in 1967, and
Woman of Year in Rocky
Mount in 1971.
Mrs. Robertson has
traveled extensively
throughout the world for
many years. The mother of
a son and a daughter, she
also has a former
Nationalist Chinese foster
daughter.
Nutmeg was once thought
to remove freckle*.
BOSWELL'S
BESTAORANT
In order To Better Serve The Majority Os Onr
Customers, We Will Adopt The Following Business
Homs Beginning Saturday, November 6, 1982.
Honrs:
( March Through December )
Monday • Friday: 6:30 A.M. Til 9 P.M.
Saturday: 5 P.M. Til 9:30 P.M.
Sunday: 8 A.M. Til 8 P.M.
Honrs:
(January and February)
Monday • Friday: 6:30 AJf. Til 9 Pi!.
Saturday: 5 P.M. Til 9:30 Pit.
Sunday: 8 Ail. Tfl 3 Pi!.
BOSWELL'S RESTAURANT...
35 Years of Consistently Good Food!
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SAYS ‘THANKS’ Joe Salmon, social sciences department chairman at College of The
Albemarle, expresses his appreciation to J. Samuel Roebuck who presented a $75,000
scholarship endowment to the COA Foundation in memory of his late wife, Carrie M.
Roebuck. Cosmetology instructor Faye Hoffman and COA president Dr. J. Parker Chesson,
Jr., look on. (COA Photo)
The turkeys we eat at
Thanksgiving are not the
same breed as those en
joyed by the Pilgrims. That
breed died out. Today's
birds are descended from
Mexican varieties.
ANNOUNCING
NEW OFFICE LOCATION
Marshall S. Redding, M.D.
and
The Albemarle Eye Care Center, Ltd.
proudly announces their new location
Mitchener Village, 707 N. Broad Street
Edenton, N.C.
effective October 10, 1982
Heating LNo. 9953 Refrig. LNo. 2252
DELANEY JETHRO
Service For AH Types Os Heating Systems
Commerical Refrigeration Appliance Service
Rt. 1 Box 179 K Phone: 221-8730
Edenton, N.C. 27932 24 Hr. Service
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