Robert Lee Humher
Speaker At Rotary
I Hoints Out Weakness of
UN to Maintain Peace
R In the World
With Edentcm'a Rotary Club sched
uled for an international relations
Thursday of last week, Charles H.
Wood arranged to have Robert Lee
of Greenville speak to the
club about the United Nations.
Mr. Humber, who is no stranger
to' Edenton audiences, pointed nut
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some of the aceompliahments of the 1
United Nations. He also dwelt upon
the ability of the organization to <
maintain, peace which is lacking due
to not having authority to enforce law
in order to arrest and punish those
who violate the peace of the world.
Mr. Humber gave due credit to
what the UN has done to settle vex
ing problems, some of which could
have developed into a world-wide con
flagration. However, he pointed out,
that unless the UN is given authori
ty and power to enforce law, it can
not hope to maintain peace.
George E. Parrish
In Recruit Training
Undergoing recruit training at the
; U. S. Naval Training Center, Bain-
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THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, N. &. TggJBSDA Y, NOVEMBER 1, 1951.
bridge, Md., is George E. Parrish, sea
man recruit, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. .
John L. Parrish of Edenton.
Parrish, who attended Chowan High
School entered the Naval service Sep-,
tember 11, 1951.
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;.hase of Navy life.
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training period at the recently re
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are assigned to duty stations with the
Fleet or at Navy shore stations, or
are sent to service schools for ad
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). BIBLE CLASS MEETS
liie Young. Woman’s Bible Class of <
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BAPTIST SOCIETY |MEETING
The Woman’s Missionary Society !
of the Edenton Baptist Church will j
meet Monday afternoon at the church j!
at 3:30 o’clock. The H. H. McMullan ;
Circle will have charge of the pro- .
gram. All members are urged to at- ;
tend.
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