New Advisor
I
jiOne of Chowan's newest ad-
1‘oisors is J. J. Pace, owner of J.
■ ;J. Pace Supply Co., in Franklin,
! Va, President Bruce E. Whitaker
jsaid he was very happy that
Pace had agreed to serve in the
important capacity as advisor.
“Mr. Pace’s suggestions and
.ideas, joining those of the other
advisors, will serve to strengthen
all phases of the operation and
programs of the college,”
declared Dr. Whitaker.
E. R. Evans, Jr.,
named to post
with Advisors
: Edward Robert Evans, Jr., has
KcenUy been appointed to the
Board of Advisors, according to
President Bruce E. Whitaker.
. Evans is a lifetime resident of
Ahoskie and a member of the
Ahoskie United Metiiodist Church.
He attended Staunton Military
Academy, Campbell University
and the University of Nortt
Carolina at Chapel Hill.
In the past he has been involved
in the Rotary Club, the Chamber of
Commerce, the Hertford County
Tobacco Commission and the
Ahoskie Downtown Development
Committee.
Evans is married to the former
Sandra Hopkins and has two
daughters: Deda Evans Williford
of Ahoskie, and Stacy Dianna
Evans of Chapel Hill.
PresMeiit of Company
i Evans is the president of E. R.
Evans and Sons, Inc. whose
holdings include a large amount of
farm acreage in Hertford County
and various other pieces of com-
.mercial real estate. He is also
president of Coastal Concrete
Company, Inc., which has eight
iplants in operation throughout
;eastem North Carolina.
Active in Community Affairs
Evans has long been active in
area civic and professional
organizations. He serves on the
Board of Trustees for Wachovia
Bank and the Ahoskie Highway
Conymission. He is a 33rd degree
Mason, a member ol the Sudan
Temple Shrine, and an Honorary
tCentucky Colonel.
CHOWAN COLLEGE
SCHOLARSHARE
Dawn Tyler is a Chowan College student from
Ahoskie, N. C. In addition to her studies and cam
pus activities, Dawn also works parttime in the Of
fice of Counseling and Career Development.
Dawn is one of 455 Chowan students who
work up to 20 hours per week to help pay for their
college education. Without this financial aid,
many of these students would not be able to re
main in college.
Chowan is pleased to provide and help pay for
the work of students who take this kind of in
itiative. Each year, Chowan pays thousands of
dollars from its operating budget to students
needing financial aid. Chowan must look to its
friends for help.
For only $10 per month, $120 a year, you can
help those students who want to work to help pay
for their college expenses. Your gift is an invest
ment in future leaders throughout this state and
nation and in our churches.
Please Fill Out This Form
To Help Sponsor Deserving Future Leaders
1. What kind of leader would you like to sponsor?
Young man Young woman
Either
2. What kind of financial aid would you like to provide?
work-study program aid to ministerial students
aid to sons and daughters of Baptist ministers unrestricted
3. Would you rather make an outright gift than contribute $10 a month? Yes $
4. I would like to have this Scholarshare named
in memory of
in honor of
Please send me more information.
I want to contribute $10 a month to help provide financial aid through the work-study program.
Instead of contributing $10 a month, I am enclosing a contribution of $
Name
Telephone No.
Address
City
Mail to; SCHOLARSHARE - CHOW AN COLLEGE
P.O. Drawer 37
Murfreesboro, NC 27855-9899
Attn: Dr. Bruce E. Whitaker, President
State
Zip .
CHOWAN.. .Luor/c/ng with \^ou to Build a Future!
PAGE 14—The Chowanian, July, 1988