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Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Boone
Sr-, of Edenton, would like to
announce the engagement
and upcoming marriage of
their daughter, Christine
Deloris, to Mr. John Henry
Taylor, son of the late Mr. &
Mrs. Joe Henry Taylor also of
Edenton.
The wedding is planned for
June 25,1983 at 3:00 P.M. at
New Bethel Baptist Church of
N.C. Invitations are
toeing sent out. A reception
jwill take place after the
■ceremony at the Hillcrest
•Gardens, Hertford, N.C.
T The Bride-elect received
jjher High School Diploma
jjfrom John A. Holmes High
i.School of Edenton, in 1975 and
'.also a B.S. Degree in Early
Education in 1979
:from Elizabeth City State
Elizabeth City,
N.C. She is presently
•employed by the Edenton-
Chowan Schools as a
substitute teacher.
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The prospective
: bridegroom received his High
• School Diploma from Chowan
> High School of Tyner, in 1973
[and also a B.S. degree in
■Mathematics in 1978 from
f Elizabeth City State Universi
ty of Elizabeth City, N.C. He
S' is presently employed by
Atlantic Forest Products, Inc.
• of Edenton.
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•fllrout Women
Thursday, April 14, 1983
Society A/eun
Mrs. Bertha Ward, her son
Robert Ward and wife Alice
Ward, and grandchildren
Sharon and William Caudle
visited North Carolina Cen
tral University for parents
Day, on April 10. 1983 where
Mrs. Rick Schroedel
United SJn Matting*
Miss Donna Stallings and
Rick Schroedel were married
March 26 at 2:00 P.M. at
Upßiver Friends Church by
Rev. Rendal Cosand.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. & Mrs. Tommy Stallings
of Belvidere. The bridegroom
is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Edwin
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her grandchildren Sheila
Jeanette Ward attend.
Col. and Mrs. R.M. Hoff
man from Charlotte, N.C.
spent the weekend visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Y. Kirby.
Schroedel of Eldred, N.Y.
Wedding music was provid
ed by Lyn Winslow—organist
and Russell Lassiter—soloist.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father.
Matron of honor was Mrs.
Cheryl White, sister of the
bride of Belvidere.
Bridesmaids were Jackie Ar
nold of Elizabeth City, Susan
Rogerson of Manteo, Brenda
Sawyer of Raleigh and Jill
Twine of Norfolk.
Best man was Cullie Miller
i*fsacfelfc.Ushers*vere Rpfcu
jteFQjMoaf Chesapeake. Carl
of the bride of Belvidere, and
Wayne Winslow of Hertford.
Justin Winslow of Hertford
was ring bearer. Nicole Baker
of Belvidere was flower girl.
A reception was held at the
church. After a wedding trip
to Shenandoah, Va., the cou
ple will live in Norfolk, Va.
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by Theresa T. Ford
The Chowan County
Agricultural Extension Ser
vice will sponsor a program
on “Women and the Law” on
Tuesday, May 10, at 11:00
A.M. in the conference room
of the Municipal Building in
Edenton. All persons in
mii.iiirr-
Barrie B. Stokes
terested in attending the pro
gram should call the Exten
sion Office, 482-8431, to
register. Barrie B. Stokes,
family resource management
specialist for the North
Carolina Agricultural Exten
sion Service, will present the
program. She is the first
lawyer on the home
economics staff.
Ms. Stokes was a visiting in
structor at NCSU from 1979 to
1982, teaching business and
agricultural law. Before that,
she was associate attorney
with the law firm of Phelps,
Owens, Jenkins, Gibson and
Fowler in Tuscaloosa,
Alabama, for one year. She is
a member of the North
Carolina and Alabama Bar
Associations.
Ms. Stokes earned a B.S.
degree in psychology Magna
Cum Laude from the Univer
sity of Alabama and J. D.
degree from the University of
Alabama School of Law. She
is a native of Bermingham,
Alabama. She and her hus
band, Eric, make their home
in Durham.
Ms. Stokes will cover such
information as legal and
economic rights, property
ownership and divorce.
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Martha Jean Harney
SLnyagamant
Mr. and Mrs. William
Harney of Peoria, Illinois
would like to announce the
engagement of their
daughter, Martha Jean
Harney to William Allen
Hayes, Jr. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Allen
Hayes, Sr. of Fairmont, North
Carolina.
The bride is a 1980 graduate
of Illinois State University
with a B.S. in Education. She
is employed as a third and
fourth grade teacher by Ber
tie County Schools.
The bridegroom is a 1980
graduate of North Carolina
State University, with a B.S.
in Soil Science. He is
employed as a soil scientist by
N.C. State Dept, of Natural
Resources and Community
Development.
The couple is planning a
May 29th wedding at First
Presbyterian Church in Eden
ton. They will reside in
Edenton.
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Mr. & Mrs. William C.
Roberts of Edenton would like
to announce the engagement
of their daughter, Joyce
Evonne, to William L. White,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Wallace
White of Route 3, Edenton.
The wedding is planned for
2 P.M. on May 7,1983, at War
ren Grove Baptist Church.
Friends and Relatives are
invited to attend.
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Mrs. Stanley Cullen Bunch
Janet Darlene Everson
First foods for a kitten can be cooked cereals or crumbled
cold varieties, such as shredded or flaked wheat. Milk is a
must. Scrambled eggs and chopped raw beef will make a hit.
DR. A. F. DOWNUM, JR.
a OPTOMETRIST
Undetected Far-Sightedness
There are many people who totally ignorant of their far
suffer from far-sightedness sightedness, especially if the
(hyperopia) and are quite degree of error is small,
unaware of it. How is this If you are suffering from
possible? eye strain, you should consult
Frequently, people can with your eye care specialist
compensate for this error by without delay. Far-
ACCOMMODATION. They sightedness is easily cor
unconsciously strengthen the rected with a convex lens,
curves of the crystalline lens, This adds sufficient power to
increasing the refractive the eye’s optical system to
power of the eye so that the allow the crystalline lens to
image comes into focus on the remain in the flattened state
retina. normal for distance vision.
Thus, they set clearly-but
the energy it takes will often , ... . . ~ .
~..._ In the interest of better vision
result in eye strain. They may
also find that near work or ,rom the o,,ice of
reading will be particularly A.F. Downum. Jr., O.D.
tiring. Yet, because accom- 103 W. Fden Street
modation is an unconscious EDENTON
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Views On Dental Health
Richard N. Hines, Jr.
~ D.D.S.
Fellow of The Academy
of General Denistry
Are Child’s Teeth On Schedule?
Children’s teeth are worked their way through
somewhat like trains or his gums to replace them,
airplanes. If they don’t So should the permanent
arrive on schedule, you canine teeth. The last
(or rather your child) step is for all four 12-year
may be in for a problem. molars to emerge behind
How do you know if the the 6-year molars. This
permanent teeth are should happen between
replacing the primaries the ages of 11 and 13.
on schedule? Here’s the There is no exact
“ballpark” timetable for “date” when all perma
you to use as a reference. nent teeth should be in.
Between the age of 7% But there is a normal
to 10, he should have four schedule of events. If
permanent incisors in your child is not “on
front as well as a primary schedule” there may be a
canine, first and second problem. You’ll need a
molar, and a permanent dentist’s help to correct
6-year molar on each it.
side. This gives him a
total of 12 teeth in each A public service with the aim
dental arch. of promoting better dental
By the time he’s 12, he he»Wi environment,
should have lost the From the office of:
primary (baby) molars. RICHARD N. HINES, JR.,
The permanent Pj D ' 8 /’ 437
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert C.
Everson, of Edenton, wish to
announce the engagement
and upcoming marriage of
their daughter, Janet
Darlene, to Mr. Brian
Richard Lannon of Raleigh.
Mr. Lannon is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Richard
Lannon of St. Joseph,
Michigan.
The wedding is planned for
Saturday, June 4, a* 3:00 P.M.
at the Bethlehem Church of
Christ, Hertford.
Friends and relatives are
invited to attend.
Mattixye l/outs -@te Sxchanyed
Miss Kimberly Annette
White, daughter of Mr: and
Mrs. Howard White of Wind
sor, and Stanley Cullen
Bunch, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Bunch of Route 1,
Edenton (Rocky Hock) were
married in a 3 o’clock
ceremony on April 2 at Rocky
Hock Baptist Church.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her parents, and
escorted by her brother, Bil
ly White of Robersonvilie. The
Rev. Donald Wagner of
ficiated. Music was presented
by Mrs. Peggy Byrum,
pianist of Rocky Hock, and
soloist, Sammy Morris also of
Rocky Hock. Purple and
white irises and white carna
tions trimmed in lavendar
were the flowers used.
Bridesmaids were Miss
Ellen White of Colerain and
Miss Cindy Holloman of
Greenville.
The flowergirl was Micky
Coleman, niece of the bride.
The bridegroom’s father
served as a bestman. Ushers
were Merle Bunch and Eddie
Bunch, brothers of the
bridegroom both of Rocky
Hock.
Mrs. Susie Swanner of
Edenton directed the
ceremony while Judy Conner
of Windsor presided at the
guest book.
After the honeymoon trip to
Florida the couple will live at
Rt. 3, Edenton.
The bride is a 1978 graduate
of Bertie Senior High School.
She received a degree in En
vironmental Science from
Martin Community College in
1980 and a degree in Nursing
from Pitt Community College
in 1982. Prior to the marriage
she was employeed as a
registered nurse at Pitt Coun
ty Memorial Hospital in
Greenville. She will now be
working as a R.N. at Chowan
Hospital, Edenton.
The bridegroom is a 1979
graduate of Chowan
Academy. He received a
degree in automotive
engineering from Pitt Com
munity College in 1981 and a
degree in dieseld engineering
in 1982. He is employed at
Hobbs Implement Company
in Edenton.
Courtesies
March 7- Lingerie shower
given by Sonya Hurdle and
Cindy Holloman at Ms. Hur
dle’s Carriage House Apt. in
BEVERLY’S
CUSTOM SEWING
Custom Drapes, Bedspreads,
Dust Ruffles, Misc.
Sewing Alterations
482-4162
Shop I.’N.S.
At
Rockp Hock
Boneless
Rib Steak lb. $3.59
Cube Steak lb. $2.2?
Bone-In
Chuck Roast lb. $1.29
Boneless
Beef Stew lb. $1.79
Boneless
Chuck Roast $1,89
Homemade
Link Sausage lb. $1.69
Homemade
Sausage Meat lb. $1.49
Center Cut
Pork Loin lb. $1.69
End Cut
Pork Loin lb. $1.49
Whole
Chickens lb. 49*
Famo Or Creme
Flour 10 lb. bag *1.99
Parade
Sandwich Bread... 2 for SI.OO
Rocky Hock!
Grocery
George Drairdy. Owner
Route I Edenton Phone SSI KKII
Greenville. j£H|
March 12 - A miscelMpeous
shower was given by wnily
and friends of the bridjfeoom
at the Rocky Hock flE&ue
Squad Building.
March 23 - A stfijbrise
shower and going awawparty
for the bride given co
workers at Pitt C«phty
Memorial Hospital. A ■
March 26 - (afternolb) A
floating miscellaneous
shower was given by Mrs.
Nancy Davis, Mrs. Judy Con
ner, Miss Ellen White and
Mrs. Lori White at the home
of Mrs. Davis, Windsor.
March 26 - (night) Friends
of the bridegroom honored
him with a bachelor party at
the home of John Gilliam
Wood, IV in Edenton.
March 26 - (night)
Bridesmaid dinner held at
Fasdicks in Greenville.
April 1- Rehearsal party
given by the parents of the
bridegroom at their home in
Edenton.
A rare South American
bird, the hoatzin, has claws
on its wings as well as on
its feet when it’s young,
heip it to climb about
in the trees.
To my father who was born
on April 16.
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True Success -i
He has achieved success who
has lived well, laughed qften.
and loved much; who has gain
ed the respect of intelligent
men and the love of iittie
children: who has filled his
niche and accomplished his
task; who has left the world
better than he found it, whether
by an improved poppy, a
-perfect • pawn; - ui 1 x’MMcaili
soul; who has never lacked dl
preciation of earth's beauty.
failed to express it. who has
always looked for the best in
others and given the best he
had; whose life was an mspira
tion, whose memory a
benediction
Written by Bessie A Stanley
Adapted in memory of
John F. White
by his daughter, 198:1