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United Methodist Church Topic
"Reconciling God's Love
and The World's Pain" is the
sermon topic selected by Rev.
Richard R. Biankenhorn for
the worship service at 11
A.M., on the fifth Sunday in
Lent, March 20, at the Eden
ton United Methodist Church.
The text for this message is
Romans 8:22.
The Men’s Bible Class will
meet for breakfast at the
church at 8:30 A.M., Sunday,
March 20.
The Elizabeth City District
Conference and Lay Rally
will be held on Sunday, March
20,4:30 P.M., at Northeastern
NOTICE
All unsightly t owers and containers
will be removed from Beaver Hill
Cemetery and Vine Oak Cemetery on
March 21, 1983. Anyone having un
sightly flowers or containers they wish
to keep must remove them prior to
this date.
Your cooperation will be greatly
appreciated.
Samuel W. Noble, Jr.
Administrator
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High School, Elizabeth City.
Dr. Ernest A. Fitzgerald,
senior minister of The West
Market Street United
Methodist Church,
Greensboro, will be the guest
preacher.
The UMYF/EYC will meet
at the church at 6 P.M. for
supper and program.
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DECA MEMBERS ATTEND DISTRICT COMPETION Eleven members of John A.
Holmes High School’s DECA Club attended District Competitive Events in Greenville. The
students pictured here were recognized during the awards ceremony. They are, from left
to right, front row, Tammy Bachman, Sharon Hollowell and Paul Stallings. Back row,
Sherlynne Jordan, Jon McClure, Angela Layden and Mrs. Sandra Faircloth, Holmes DECA
advisor
Obituaries
F. Roger Whitley, Jr.
F. Roger Whitley, Jr., age
66, of Tarboro died March 12
at Edgecombe General
Hospital after an illness of
several weeks.
He was a veteran of World
War II and a retired mail car
rier for the U.S. Postal
Service.
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Survivors include his wife;
Geraldine Smith Whitley, two
brothers; Robert Whitley of
Edenton and Charles Whitley
of Portsmouth, Va., and a
daughter Mrs. Jerry Whitley
Bobbitt of Hope Mills, NC. He
is also survived by three
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
at Howard Presbyterian
Church on March 14 at 2:30
P.M. The Rev. Billy Wooten
officiated at the funeral.
Burial followed at Pineview
Cemetery.
Obituary information pro
vided by Carlisle Funeral
Home, Tarboro.
Mary A. McGowan
Mary Allie McGowan, age
77, of Plymouth, N.C. died
March 13 at Chowan Hospital
after a prolonged illness.
She was a retired employee
of Wachovia Bank and was a
member of Plymouth United
Methodist Church. She was
also a member of the Eastern
Star.
She was the wife of Dr.
Claudis McGowen, deceased
and the daughter of JoAnna
Smithwick Harden and E.W.
Harden both also deceased.
Surviving are two sisters;
Mrs. Hilda H. Waters of
Jamesville, and Mrs. Marie
H. Gurlcin of Plymouth; and
three brothers; Grandy
Harden of Pope, Miss., Bill R.
Harden of Plymouth, and Bob
W. Harden of Jamesville.
Funeral services were con
ducted on Tuesday, March 15
at 2 P.M. at Plymouth United
Methodist Church with the
Rev. Robert Pullman of
ficiating. Burial followed at
Hillside Memorial Gardens.
Obituary information pro
vided by Horner-Roanode
Funeral Home, Plymouth.
James A. Lennon
James Alton Lennon, age
2f, of 510 Birmingham Ave.
died March 12 in a hospital
after a boating accident on
Friday. He was a native of
Raleigh and had previously
lived in Chesapeake, Va.
He was a commercial
fisherman and was a member
of Pine Valley Baptist
Church.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Vina Amin Lennon; his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
B. Lennon of Cape Colony,
Edenton; one sister, Mrs.
LaDonna Lennon Hollowell of
Edenton; and grandparents,
Mrs. Catherine K. Foy of
Wilmington, Mr. and Mrs.
Alton Aldridge of LaGrange
and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Hester of Bladenboro.
Funeral services were con
ducted Monday, March 14th,
in the chapel of Andrews Mor
tuary, Wilmington. Burial
followed in Oleander
Memorial Gardens.
Obituary information pro
vided by Willis ord-Bar ha m
Funeral Home, Edenton.
Jodie L. Skinner
Jodie Lynn Skinner, the in
fant daughter of Larry Dean
and Mrs. Judy Nixon Skinner,
died Wednesday, March 9th.
Surving other than her
parents are her paternal
grandparents, Mrs. Barbara
Stillman and Larry Skinner,
both of Edenton; her mater
nal grandparents, Mrs. Min
nie Hughes and David Nixon,
both patarnal
grandmothers, Mrs.
conducted Friday, March
Ilth, in the Nixon Family
Cemetery, Route 3, Edenton,
at 2:00 P.M. by the Rev.
Robert C. White.
Williford-Barham Funeral
Home was in charge of
arrangements.
Student Counci
Report
By Pat Halsey
Deca students from John A.
Holmes swept the competition
held at East Carolina Univer
sity on March 4. Winners
were: Angela Layden—
Runner up trophy in General
Merchandising and proficien
cy award; Sherlynne
Jordan—District winner
trophy & Occupational Exam
trophy and proficiency award
in Food Marketing; June
Jordan—Occupational Exam
trophy and proficiency award
in Restaurant Marketing; Jon
McClure—Promotion trophy
and proficiency award in
General Merchandising;
Tammy Bachman—
Proficiency award in
Restaurant Marketing;
Sharon Hollowell—Runner up
trophy, Occupational Exam
trophy, and proficiency
award in Food Marketing;
and Paul Stallings—
Proficiency award in Genef|tl
Merchandising. »
The students participating
in the student-faculty basket
ball game on March 9 at the
Holmes gymnasium trampled
all over the teachers par
ticipating. Os course I am pre
judiced as I am a student. In
reality the scores for the two
games were not that widely
spread. The female students
defeated the female faculty
by a score of 13-17. And the
male students defeated the
male faculty by a score of
63-64.
In the first game of baseball
season the Edenton Aces
defeated Currituck 5-2.
HOSA students attended a
district workshop at J.H.
Rose High School in Green
ville on March 16.
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DECA Club Members Attend District Competition
On Thursday, March 3,
1983, eleven members of John
A. Holmes High School’s
DECA Club attended the
District Competitive Events
held in Greenville. Mrs. Sah
dra Faircloth, Holmes DECA
advisor presided over the
Food Marketing Contest.
Sharon Hollowell, District 1
Vice President, introduced
the keynote speakers of the
evening, Mr. Ken Smith of
Williams ton and Ms. Sybil
Wilson of Raleigh.
Contests entered were:
General Merchandising, Food
Marketing, and Restaurant
Marketing. The following
students were recognized dur
ing the awards ceremony.
Angela Layden, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Dickie Layden,
won a runnerup trophy and a
proficiency award in the
General Merchandising
category. Angela is employed
by TG&Y.
Jon McClure, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Larry McClure, won
a Promotion trophy and pro
ficiency award in the General
Merchandising category. Jon
is employed by Edenton Fur
niture Co.
Sherlynne Jordan, daughter
of Mrs. Judy Ward, won a
District Winner trophy, Oc
cupational Exam trophy and
proficiency award in the Food
Marketing category.
Sherlynne is employed by
Food Lion.
June Jordan, daughter of
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Marketing.
Tammy Bachman, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Bachman, won a proficiency
award in Restaurant
Marketing. Tammy is
employed by Hardee’s.
Sharon Hollowell, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William B.
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nerup trophy, Occupational
Exam trophy, and proficien
cy award in Food Marketing.
Sharon is employed by Food
Lion.
Paul Stallings, son of Mr.
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in General Merchandising.-
Paul is employed by Bunch’s
Auto Parts.
A special thanks to all the ;
students who took time tq :
enter the contests and also the
local businesses who allowed
these students to take off time r
from their jobs. Mrs.
Faircloth also stated that if if 1
weren’t for the fine training
these students have received
from their employers, winn
ing would be impossible.
"Feel the dignity of a child.
Do not feel superior to
him, for you are not."
Robert Henri