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Mr. Ik Mrs. Galley Lee
Cheapen of Behndere *n
nounce the encasement of
their daughter. Vicki Lee, to
Clyde Winter*) Overton, Jr.,
son of Mr. Ik Mrs. Overton,
Sr., of Hertford.
The bride-elect is a
graduate of Perquimans High
School, College of the
Albemarle, and Sast Carolina
University. She is presently
teaching in the Elizabeth City
Pasquotank School System.
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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L.
Weiss of Edenton, announce
the birth of their son, Daniel
L. Weiss, Jr., on May 22 in
Chowan Hospital. IBs mater
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The prospective
bridegroom is a graduate of
Perquimans High School and
is presently employed at
HolloweU Oil Company in
Winfall
The wedding is planned for
July » at C:M P.M. at
Bethlehem Church of Christ
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in ncraora.
No invitations are being
sent locally but friends and
relatives are invited to attend.
nal grandpnrents are Mr. and
Mrs. Abhitt B. Owens and the
paternal grandmother is Mrs
Betty J. Weiss.
Jjomecominy Pay
“To £• Cela Stated
The Annual Homecoming
Day will be celebrated at
Chappell Hill Baptist Church
on Sunday, June 5,1983.
The day will start with the
Homecoming Day Worship
Service at 11:00 A.M. The
Pastor, Rev. Billy Okl will be
bringing the message during
the morning service entitled,
“Heaven, Our Homecoming”.
A Fellowship Dinner will be
shared by the members of the
church along with their
relatives and other friends
and guests. At 2:30 P.M., The
Annual Homecoming
Singspiration will begin with
feature guests consisting of,
The Rocky Hock Quartet, The
Baptist Four Quartet, The
Ronnie Harrell-Jerry Phelps
Duo, Mary Kaye and Emma
Ray Lane, Connie Ashley,
Paul Copeland, Curtis and
Joyce Perry, Leonard and
Viola Overman, The Happy
Home Trio and Youth, The
Gminders, Rick Pronto and
the Upriver Friends Choir,
The Hertford Pentecostal
Trio and others...Chappell
Hill Baptist Church is located
on State Road 1002, between
Belvidere and Center Hill.
The Pastor, Billy Old in
vites the public and friends of
the church to come and share
in this time of song and
fellowship.
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Qknounced
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Evans of
Route 3, Edenton, announce
the birth of their first child,
Matthew Clayton Evans, born
on May 4 in Chowan Hospital,
Edenton.
Maternal grandparents are
Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Harrell of
Edenton. Great-grandparents
are Mr. & Mrs. Erie Jones of
Edenton and Mr. & Mrs.
Hubert Harrell of Merry Hill,
N.C. *
Paternal grandparents are
Mr. h. Mrs. Thomas Lane of
Edenton and the late Mr.
George Wayland Evans.
Great-grandmother is M'-s.
Lizzie Pritchard of Hertford.
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ROSE GARDEN PARTY —On June Ist, at the gardens of
Carol Becker and Sara Miller, a dozen ladies gathered to share
their appreciation of roses. Becky Shepard, Dorothy Graham,
Martha Leaiy, Judy Earnhardt, Nancy Campbell, Mary Rae
Gardner, Grace Bean, Frances Inglis, Gertrude Rosevear and
Euie Crighton met to exchange their ideas on the fragrant
flower and to enjoy some time together. In the words of
William Wordsworth, “Lovely is the Rose” and pictured above
is the Americana Rose.
M&M "Paycate jjoldi (ftaduatlon
Approximately lUO parents,
relatives and friends attend
ed the pre-school graduation
exercise held at the M & M
Day Care Center on Friday,
May 27, at 7 P.M. The entire
pre-school class, totaling 15
children, participated.
Presentations were made
by Sharon Denise Bunch, the
very capable and highly
qualified teacher for this
group. Management is most
Dogs have been domesticated for 10,000 years, cats for
no more than 5,000 years and probably much less.
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Views On Dental Health
Richard N. Hines, Jr.
~ D.D.S.
Bit Fellow of The Academy
of General Denistry
Getting A Second Opinion
If you have one or more done to save them,
teeth that are badly Perhaps they can be sav
decayed and weaken by ed with root canal work to
gum disease that your remove the infection
dentist recommends ex- that’s causing the decay
traction, should you ac- and pain. PSHiaps
cept his recommendation periodontal treatment or
or seek a second opinion? gum therapy will be need-
No one looks forward to ed to restore your dental
replacing natural teeth health. It will probably
with artificial teeth. You cost much more than a
won’t have the same simple extraction, but the
chewing efficiency, and investment is worth it, if
they certainly won’t feel you can save your teeth,
the same as your natural There’s no teeth like your
teeth. Even more distur- own teeth.
bing, once a natural tooth
is gone, it’s gone forever.
That’s why every feasible A public Mryiet Wlth the aim
effort should be made to promoting better dental
keep your natural teeth. health environment.
It may be that the teeth From the office of:
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badly decayed but caus- D.D.S., 437 South Broad St.,
ilg; you pain, but ask your Edenton. Phone: 482-2774.
dentist if anything can be
“We Cater To Cowards”
Thursday, June VIMS
grateful to the M & M Parent
Assoc, for furnishing and
supervising refreshments.
The graduates, adorned in lit
tle boy blue caps, gowns and
tassels, who stepped forward
to receive diplomas are: Mar
cus Boyce, Maricia Granby,
Dwoda Gregory, Adrain
Lewis, Jessica Morris,
Chenita Rountree, Khalfani
Rountree, Dytisha White and
Marcus White. ’
Afattlaje l/our3 •site “Taken
Miss Joyce Faye Jordan
and Mr. Edsel F. Lassiter
were united in marriage on
May Ist at 3 o’clock P.M. in
the Happy Home Pentecostal
Holiness Church.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Lee Jor
dan, Sr., of Tyner. The groom
is the son of Mrs. Rado
Lassiter of Edenton.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her parents and
escorted by her father.
The double ring ceremony
was performed by Rev. Dan
ny Meads of Hertford with
Rev. Hubert Shropshire, of
Tyner, assisting.
Music was presented by
Mr. Kevin Twine, pianist. Mr.
Michael Jordan, brother of
the bride, was soloist.
Mrs. Ruth Ann Jordan,
sister-in-law of the bride, of
Edenton, was matron of
honor.
Bridesmaids were Miss
Lynn Lassiter, niece of the
groom, of Durham; Mrs.
Arlene Dickens of Hertford;
Miss Pam Piland of Tyner.
Mr. Mickey Lassiter,
brother of the groom, of
Society A/*ut3
Mary White Overton has
returned home from Albe
querque, New Mexico. While
there she attended her
daughter, Debbie Lynn Over
ton’s wedding to Michael
Patrick Milligan.
efore the wedding or graduation . . .
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silver and Orientals.
Ceramics by Mary’ Kirk Kelly
Crystal, wedgewood, brasses, and Chinese
imports.
fter. . . perfect gifts for starting any new
household.
Come by the shop and visit with us soon.
Open Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays,
11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Other days by chatice or by appointment.
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VACATION NOTICE!
RICKS LAUNDRY &
DRY CLEANERS
Will Be Closed The Week Os
July 3rd - July 9th
The one week closing is to give our employees
a vacation with a minimum loss of service to
our customers.
Regular Service Will Resume
Monday, July 11th
Thank You For Your Patronage
And Cooperation!
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DRY CLEANERS
209 W. Church St - Phone 481-2148 • Edenton, N. C
VACATION NOTICE!
Durham, served as best man.
Ushers were: Mr. Donnie
Lassiter, brother of the
groom, of Elizabeth City; Mr.
Hubert Lee Jordan, Jr. of
Edenton and Mr. Don Jordan
of Tyner, brothers of the
bride.
Children in the wedding
were Miss Amy Jordan,
flower girl and Master Chad
Jordan, ring bearer, niece
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Br
» Mrs. Edsel F. Lassiter
and nephew of the bridr
Edenton.
Mrs. Regina Bunch <*i
Tyner was mistress of
ceremony and Mrs. Denise
Peckham. cousin of the bride,
of East Haven, Connecticut
registered the guests. s
After a honeymoon trip to
Williamsburg, Va. the couple
are making their home at
Route 3 in Edenton.