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Thursday. May 12. 1983 Pollution And Beauty Pollution and Beauty were the topics tor the poetry contest at E. A. Swain School. This was another Beautification project. Mrs. Swanner judged the work as it came pouring in to her. The best poems, in each grade level, are as follows: o Beauty Beauty is something that is in your mind, Beauty is being nice, Beauty is being kind, Beauty is in the eye of the people who see, Beauty is in the eye of people like tae, Beauty is flowers on a Sunday morn, Beauty is a shepherd blowing his horn, Beauty is filled with laughter and glee, || Beauty is something that means the world to me. Todd Davis, Grade 6 ' - Mrs. Bissette, teacher Pollution: America’s Killer Pollution, Pollution, Is the dumps. Pollution, Pollution, I’d rather have the mumps. Pollution, Pollution, Ruins lakes and rivers, Pollution, Pollution, Gives me the shivers. . . Pollution, Pollution, As terrible as can* be, f " Pollution, Pollution, Can ruin a sea. Pollution, Pollution, What a terrible sight! Pollution, Pollution, Against it we must fight. Pollution, Pollution, Makes a mess on the ground, Pollution, Pollution, Attacks without a sound. Pollution, Pollution, What a terrible thing. Pollution, Pollution, A mess it’ll bring. Pollution, Pollution, Ruins your afternoon, * Pollution, Pollution, We must stop it soon. 1 Riley Kinlaw, Grade 5 Mrs. Delores Hollowell, teacher “What Is A Beautiful School?” A beautiful school is pure, With people who know for sure, That a polite school is a nice school, With good food and smart kids, Safety-rules and patrolling kids. The children are nice. I The teachers are smart. On Friday evenings there’s music and art. Being nice is a very good start. . ' A beautiful school is a work of art. Playing, playing, playing isn’t what school’s about. Working, working, working when the teacher starts to shout. The janitors are a special part that give our school a special heart. Posters, poems and murals with colors and colors galore. A rushing wave salt that comes upon the shore. Ernest A. Swain School. It is a pleasant and quiet school. Lunchroom food like gravy’n rice ‘Ghetti and chicken with onion and spice. Swain! Swain! Shout out loud. Swain is a school on a number nine cloud. Enjoy a day of Swain School! Melissa Lawrence, Grade j>’ Mrs. Hollowell, teacher m h Listen to your child, he can tell you a lot. Here are 21 memos from your child that are very important for parents to adhere. - Don’t spoil me. I know quite well that I ought not to have all that I ask for. I’m on ly testing you. - Don’t be afraid to be firm with me. I prefer it, it makes me feel more secure. - Don’t let me form bad habits. I have to rely on you to detect them in the early stages. FISH FRY - BAKE SALE Saturday, May 14th Bake Sale - 9:00 A.M. Fish Plates - s 3°° each Served 11:00 A.M. • 6:00 P.M. Edenton United Methodist Church NOTICE Property with delinquent taxes will be advertised begin ning May 19,1983 and offered for sale June 13, 1983. To avoid an advertising cost of *6.00, these taxes must be paid by 5 P.M., Friday, May 13, 1983. Samuel Noble, Jr. Tax Collector Theresa T. Ford Home Economist Extension Agent - Don’t make me feel smaller than I am. It only makes me behave stupidlv “big.” - Don’t correct me in front of people if you can help it. I’ll take much more notice if you talk quietly with me in private. - Don’t make me feel my mistakes are sins. It upsets my sense of values. - Don’t protect me from consequences. I need to learn the painful way, sometimes. Continued On Page 7-B Pollution Pollution is because of you, You are the one who caused it, The filth, The slime, It’s all because of the human mind. We don’t watch what we do, Everything ends up a mess, A place for rats, And a home for lice, Our world is tumbling down. The president can’t control it, So it’s all in your hands, And if you don’t take care of it, Say good-bye to a beautiful land It all will go away, If you start today, Let’s not dig our own graves But preserve our beautiful land. Stanley Wright Grade 4 Mrs. Dorothy Byrum, teacher Beauty Beauty is many things Beauty is a diamond ring. Beauty is being friends And not being angry if you •don't win. Beauty is a new-born babe. Beauty is a nice dressed lady. Beauty is a land free from smog. Beauty is a nice spring day. Beauty is a thing of joy And a child’s first new toy. Beauty is many things Beauty is hearing birds sing. Jonathan Ervin Grade 4 Mrs. Dorothy Byrum, teacher Looking at Swain There’s beauty in front of you Though old instead of new All you have to do Is give a little of you Help plant and water the flowers Although it could take hours And remember, don’t complain It gives me an awful pain Anyway .. . What’s wrong with Swain? Sandra Parrish Grade 5 Mrs. Delores Hollowell, teacher 'Pollution' ' Pollution'is a Woftl, " that some people dispair, because it shows the people Methodist Church Sermon Topic “The Real Essence of Life” is the sermon topic selected by Rev. R.R. Blankenhom for the morning worship service at eleven o’clock at the Eden ton United Methodist Church, Sunday, May 15. The text for this message is Luke 4:24. A Bake Sale, sponsored by the United Methodist Women, will take place on Saturday, May 14, beginning at 9 A.M. at the church. A Fish Fry, sponsored by the United Methodist Men’s Club, will be held on Satur day, May 14, from 11 A.M. un til 6 P.M., at the church, located next to the hospital on Virginia Road. The meal may be eaten at the church or taken out. Heating Lie. No. 9953 Refrig. Lie. No. 2252 DELANEY JETHRO Service For All Types Os Heating Systems Commercial Refrigeration, Appliance Service Rt. 1, Box 179 K Phone: 221-8730 Edenton, NC 27932 24 Hr. Service SOUDSMNGS! 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Let’s keep the world clean for me and you. Let’s keep trash off the ground, for the little birds flying around. Robert Granby , Grade 6 Mrs. Morings,-teacher Menus May 16-29 1983 MONDAY-Breakfast- Prunes or Juice, Cheese Toast, and Milk. Lunch- Tuna Salad/Lettuce, Green Peas, Buttered Corn, Crackers, Blueberry Muffin and Milk. TUESDAY-Breakfast- Orange Juice,. Waffles w/Syrup, and Milk. Lunch- Country Style Beef, Whipped Potatoes, Green Beans, Rolls, and Milk. WEDNESDAY-Breakfast- Orange Juice, Scrambled Eggs, Buttered Toast, and Milk. Lunch- Fish on Bun w/Tartar Sauce, Creamy Cole Slaw, French Fries, Fruit Cup, and Milk. THURSDAY-Breakfast- Orange Juice, Cinnamon Bun, and Milk. Lunch- Spaghetti w/Meat Sauce, Tossed Salad, Pears, Rolls, and Milk. FRlDAY—Breakfast- Fruit or Fruit Juice, Sausage Biscuit, and Milk. Lunch- Ham and Cabbage, Boiled Potatoes, Pickled Beets, Cor nbread, and Milk ' ' Receive Degrees CHAPEL HILL-The following students from Chowan County are among degree candidates for 1983 spring graduation at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Gail Singletary Bynun, 119 Pem broke Circle; Mark Pope Byrum, 136 Morris Circle; Margaret Coleman Hines, Sycamore; Debbie Lynne Jordan and Susan Claire Small both of Route 2, Edenton. Musical Program There will be a musical pro gram Sunday, May 15, 1983—held at the Ryans Grove Baptist Church—time 7:30 P.M. Special guest will be the “Four Stars” from Ahoskie, N.C. sponsored by the Ryans Grove Deacons and Pastor Aides. Public is invited to attend. The Bandon Chapel Notebook ,*■* HI. NEIGHBORS! Sometimes it seems that in spite of all we do, THINGS seem to pile up on us - weigh . “As quick as a prayet can bring Him, He answers my call for aid, And doors that were locked swing open, And I am no longer afraid. No evil has power to touch me, As long as l am His own, And placing my feet in His footprints, / find I'm no longer alone. He shows me the wisdom of patience. Consoles when the going is rough, And pleasures that used to entice me ,' Are strangely no longer enough. With Him l find a completeness. Fulfilling my dearest hope. He lends me His shoulder to lean on When I can no longer cope. The joy that surrounds His presence enriches me greater than gold, His gentle hands lift the burden That I can no longer h01d... For I am the captive He ransomed, The reason for which He came, And touched by His infinite mercy My heart is no longer the same. Bom without any possessions, What care I when these be gone, For l belong to the Master And I am no longer my own!" -o- This Lord’s Day dawned bright and beautiful - just right to enter the church of your choice to thank God for His countless blessings. A joyful welcome was ex tended to those present for Sunday School at Bandon Chapel by Supt. Stan Tur byfill. Wm. F. Smith presented an enlightening lesson, “Conflict in Corinth”, Acts 18:1,4-17. When spiritual conflicts arise, take time to develop a sensitive Ghrist honoring way to handle the conflict. Keep cool, keep lov ing and keep praying. -0- Prayer List: Anything that concerns one of God’s children concerns God. Please add our friends to your prayer list. My neighbor, Marion Dennis, entered Pitt Memorial Hospital last Tues day for therapy but because of swelling in her right leg, she is now confined to bed un til they can discover the jfeason for the swelling. Cards would really make her feel better. The address is: Althea Dennis, Rm. 421, Rehabilita ATTENTION! Cape Colony Property Owners; Due to an error in the copy sent in to us on the advertisement concerning the Petition To Abolish Assessment, we apologize for an error being made in one of the telephone numbers listed. The correct number should be: 482-2698 Thank-you! I Extended Saturday J I MB— »«OfRSOCKS) I I Oven Clear Out I I save , s rSO,. $ no ■EBM SAVE *l33°° I ■ Ammna TURBO 210 = s3 : I ■ ( t—— V U P tO 6 Chickens f! I I ‘349 ’lOOl^ilSflfSr-5599| Free Delivery I ■ KuUbK|9 SAVE over MOO 00 I _ Year Limited Warranty fl 1 10 year limited Parts a Labor I ■ Transmissions ”■ ' ' ’•- .. ‘ .'• ’ V" - f us down completely. If you ever feel this way, remember this verse by Grace Easley. It will perk you right up! tion Center, Pitt Memorial Hospital, Greenville, N.C. 27834; Audrey Kline entered the Portsmouth Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, Va. on Monday for treatment and surgery. She needs your prayers; Alice Elliott, sister of Kent Rowley, underwent eye surgery Wednesday. Pray that it will be successful; Wilford Topping, brother of surgery this week and is in need of- - prayer; Gloria, Cumbia is suffering from a fall last week; please add Percy Har rell, Jr. and remember my brother, Roy W. Darden, who is recovering from recent open heart surgery; Mike Kane; Hilda Strickland; Meta Mason; Ruth Whitley; Eddie Wright and Owen Pate. Pray for our Nation and its people, pray that God will guide the decisions made by our leaders and leaders of other nations. Remember all missionnaries, all churches and our Pastor, Rev. R.S. Jarrell a^idjamily. -0- A beautiful arrangement of lovely rose buds, fragrant spring flowers and greenery graced our altar on this Mother’s Day, courtesy of Mr. & Mrs. Bucky Taylor. -0- At our Worship Service Bandon’s Shepherd, Rev. Robert S. Harrell, recognized our many visitors on this special day. Our youngest baby, Nathaniel Scott Tur byfill (2 weeks, 2 days old), was introduced to the con gregation by his father, Stan. Pastor Bob brought a memorable Mother’s Day message, based on 2 Tim.l:l-7. Resume: It’s nice to set aside one day in the year to honor our mothers, but we shouldn’t wait for that one day - we should focus our attention and praise on our mothers EVERY day. On this special day, let us also pay tribute to all women who dearly love children but for some reason, have none of their own, such as: Women who have remained single for various reasons but who have a great impact on the lives of children or young adults they come in contact with; women who are married but for physical reasons cannot have children yet all their lives give their love and unselfish devotion to someone else’s children; women who have no children of their own but give of themselves unceasingly to foster children, opening their lives and hearts to show them care and love; and last but not least, grandmothers. Their support, love, care and con cern are of primary importance. In our scripture, Paul credited Timothy’s mother and grandmother for the love of God and faith in God they had instilled in Timothy. Parental responsibilities should never be taken lightly. -0- AMERICA NEEDS SCOUTING!! Former Presi dent, Gerald Ford, reminds Elliott Company I ”* r ' <Vy, rt LO:; -*«!.♦ A upEfew? I | Cloiha far Hr MENS WEAR LADIES WEAR I SHOES ACCESSORIES f DOWNTOWN EDENTON I Page 5-A us of this fact day by day on T. V. I’m happy to report that scouting has taken a big swing upward in our com munity through the skilled leadership of Scout Master Stan Turbyfill, Asst. Scout Master, Billy Owens and con cerned committee members, such as Elton Harrell. Last weekend the boys of Troop No. 172, sponsored by Bandon, enjoyed Jamboree style cam ping at the Elizabeth City Coast Guard Base where they won a Gold Ribbon in Wilderness Survival competi tion. The CG Atlantic Strike Force treated them to a Scuba Diving demonstration. In teresting and humorous skits around the campfire were an added highlight. Troop No. 172 meets every Thursday at 7:30 P.M. in Fellowship Hall at Bandon Chapel. Eligible boys in the community are in vited to participate. -o- Clyde Hollowell was plan ting tomatoes last Wednesday morning when God called. His task on earth was finished. Jesus guided him home, to a place beautiful beyond description, where he will walk hand in hand with his Saviour. Because we are human, we mourn for ourselves - but - to his family and friends, especially his wife, Myrtle, I say Rejoice! He has found perfect peace. Car Wash This Saturday Saint Anne’s CYO is having a car wash this Saturday at the Bank of North Carolina at Northside Shopping Center. Will start at 9:00 and work un til 3:00. The cost is $3 for the exterior and $1 for the in terior. Someone will be there to inspect the cars after they’re cleaned. * nr
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