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Kathryn Ann Raines
Wedding Plans -@te -Announced
Mrs. Carolyn White Raines
announces the engagement of
her daughter, Kathryn Ann,
to Mr. Norman Victor Dunn,
Jr., son of Mrs. Anne Martin
of Carson City, Nevada and
Mr. Norman Dunn of
Springfield Illinois.
The bride-elect is also the
daughter of Mr. John E.
Raines of Hanover, 111., and
the granddaughter of the late
Gatd Os "Thank*
The family of Benjamin
(Ben) Franklin Basnight,
would like to express our
sincere appreciation to the
staff and doctors at the
Chowan Hospital for their ef
forts. We would also like to
thank the Chowan Rescue
Squad for all they did. A
special thanks goes out to the
Masons for the beautiful
ceremony that they
performed.
His memory will always be
with us, just as the expres
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Mr. and Mrs. John F. White of
Edenton.
The wedding will take place
in Edenton Baptist Church at
3 o’clock in the afternoon on
June 26.
Miss Raines is a graduate
from Pitt Community Col
lege. Mr. Dunn attended East
Carolina University and is
employed in the Physics
Department.
sions of love and kindness by
friends and relatives through
their prayers, calls, food and
flowers will always be
remembered.
God Bless you all,
Denise Basnight
and family.
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The word bride, experts say,
is derived from an ancient
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The sisters of Ellis berry
(Dick) Ambrose, Jr. wish to
express their appreciation to
Drs. Harden and Perry, and
in fact, the entire staff of doc
tors and nurses at Chowan
Hospital for the excellent care
given our brother while he
was a patient there. They did
everything they could
possibly do to make him com
fortable while giving him ex
cellent medical care.
We would also like to give a
special “thank-you” to the
staff of the nursing home
(Unit B & Unit C) where Dick
resided these 2% years prior
to his hospitalization. They
gave him a great deal of per
sonal attention and excellent
care in an effort to make his
stay there as pleasant as
possible.
May God bless each of you.
His sisters.
Louise A. Wheeler
Helen A. Caskey
Atheline A. Norris
Cynthia A. Chebault
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Women 3 Stub
Meeting field
The Edenton Womans’ Gub
held their monthly meeting in
the home of Mrs. J. Gilliam
Wood.
This month’s guest speaker
was Mr. Arch Edwards. At
this time Mr. Edwards spoke
on behalf of The Edenton
Historical Commission on
how the future pilgrimages
could be improved. He ex
plained ways that the club
could have a better working
relation with the homeowners
whose homes are on tour, and
how to head off problems
before they occur.
We would like to thank Mr.
Edwards for his very infor
mative presentation to the
club.
On April 22 the club held
their first Spring Card Party
which was a very sucessful
event. We would like to thank
the following merchants for
their donations: Edenton Of
fice Supply, Shear Pleasure,
Country Corner
Corner, Court-
The Back Porch,
Gifts, Ricks Laun
dry, Byrum Gifts, Belk-Tyler,
Leary Plant Farm, Greenleaf
Plant Farm and Tarkingtons.
Plans are now being made
to have another raffle of a
hand crafted quilt this fall.
This is a club project where
all members will have an op
portunity to work on the quilt
together. Tickets will go on
sale later on this year in the
fall.
Two new members were
welcomed this month. They
were Ruth Rose and Evelyn
Beaumont.
Through tha process of
seed selections (cultivating
superior plants) the Chi
nese developed the chrysan
themum from the daisy.
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Mrs. Chester Lee Mosley
(Couple United Dn Matxiage
Miss Pamela Jo Anderson
and Mr. Chester Lee Mosley
both of Raleigh were united in
marriage May 7 at First
Presbyterian Church in
Raleigh. Dr. Albert Edwards
officiated at the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. & Mrs. George M. Ander
son of Raleigh and the grand
daughter of the late Mr. &
Mrs. Joseph Linton Collins of
Edenton. The groom is the son
of Mrs. Albert N. Mosley and
the late Mr. Mosley of
Farmville.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a
chapel length ivory silk
organza gown with re
embroidered alencon lace and
seed pearls. She wore a
cathedral length veil of mat
ching alencon lace.
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An
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For you, the volunteers, substitutes,
parents, and supporters, who help our
school by your many services.
There will be exhibits by various depart
ments, entertainment, and
refreshments.
The time is Sunday, May 15 th ,
3-5 P.M. in the library.
Pleaee come and let us show
our appreciation.
Thursday, May 12, 1983
The bride’s attendants were
Paige Anderson Heafner,
Cheryl Lynn Anderson,
Patricia Gallagher Campbell,
Maureen Gallagher Jones,
and Deana Anderson
Goldstein.
The ushers were Albert N.
Mosley, Jr., Grady R. Mosley,
Vance Heafner, Robert
Strickland and Phillip
Lindsey.
Following a reception at
MacGregor Downs Country
Club, the couple left on their
wedding trip to Sea Island,
Ga. They will live in Raleigh.
The bride is a graduate of
Louisburg College. She is now
employed at Rex Hospital in
Raleigh. The groom is a
graduate of UNC-Wilmington
and is now employed at
NCNB National in Raleigh.
Schools
The North Carolina Com
munity Schools Program has
benefited both the communi
ty and the schools in a signifi
cant number of ways. The
community has benefited by
expansion of opportunity for
people of all ages to engage in
learning, recreation, cultural
and other events and ac
tivities. There has been a co6t
savings, because additional
expenditures might have beat
required to build or lease new
facilities if school sites had
not been available. Additional
benefits to the community
have included safe after
school environments for
children of working parents;
cultural arts to enrich com
munity life; and additional
opportunities for young peo
ple and adults to get to know
each other and work together.
There have also been direct
benefits to the schools for the
community schools program.
There has been a return on
tax dollars realized through
the contributiuons of
volunteers and donations of
resources ranging from books
and supplies to recreational,
vocational, and educational
equipment. In a real sense,
the Community Schools pro
gram is more than paying for
itself, the traditional K-12 pro
gram has been enriched
through the development of
community-based learning
opportunities.
Most important has been
the improved quality of
school-community relation
ships and partnerships,
resulting from the increased
involvement of the communi
ty in the schools. A feeling of
ownership in the schools have
resulted, and increased sup
port from the community for
the schools has been a natural
outgrowth of the community
schools program.
The schools are an impor
tant institution of the com
munity designed to prepare
our youth for the world in
which they live. The schools
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
Board of Transportation Member Marc
Basnight and Division Staff Members will meet with
the Chowan County Board of Commissioners in the
Commissioner’s Room in the Chowan County Court
house in Edenton at 10:00 A.M., May 20, 1983, for ,
the purpose of discussing the county’s 1983-84 Secon
dary Roads Improvement Program. A copy of the
proposed Secondary Improvement Program,
together with a map, is posted in the Chowan County
Courthouse. All interested persons are invited to at
tend the meeting.
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Sally Mumper and Chauncey Krahenbill
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Mrs. Gayle Young Bailey
would like to announce the
engagement of her daughter,
Sally Mumper, to Mr.
Chauncey Krahenbill. The
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