Edenton Woman’s Club Gets
American Cancer Society’s
Award For Its Record
Local (Mill) Is Highly
Praised l»y State
Officials
Thi' Kelonton Woman's Chib Inis
'roeoivcU a ('iTt il'i. ;.ti‘ for Ton
V<nirs Sofvioo from tin- Amorioan
Cancer Society signed liy the presi
(lont ami vice president oi* the ASC.
Mrs. (ieot-ge li, Marshall, Execii
tivo Vioo President n-f tho Amorioan
(’anoor Sooioty, was higdi in her
lira iso of tin- ioral Woman's . Club
as tho fcdlowiiTg excerpts from her
h-tti r, which accompanied t Ivo
aua nl, show:
‘•Tho Kdenton Woman’s ('lull has
actually served for 1! years and
has raised or exceeded its. quota
each itine during this porio'il. This
record is exem-ded only hy Surry
County which has ho.riv organized
for R! yen is, Os ooiu so, you Would
not. .want to compote with my own
county, would you? liut. this, is a
magnificent rooiod »m• which ho
otln-r Woman : s Club can claim.”
“Wo did not Itava: a certificate elf
I I years of. service, hut wo hope
that you will want to frame this
and hank it whore tho citizens of
your county onn see’it.” a'-
"I’lease express to all tho mout
hers of the oluli our warm apprecia
tion for their rrusriding spirit in
tin eau.-o of oniivr i-ontrol.”
“Please help tin- crusade of the
fight against c.im-er by giving gen
erously." is the appixtl of Mrs.
Reaves.
A I I KM* CONI'KHKNCK
Ten Methodist ladies, memhors of
the Woman's Society of Christian
Service of the Kdc-nton Church, |
spent Tuesday in lilizalioth City, j
whore tine attend. 1 a mooting of'
the Woman’s Soei.-rv of Christian
Son ic. forth. K -.-t District.
lit tin- ■ • roup wen- Mrs. .1, K.
Kiohaid-on. Mi- (llcivii Stallrlip.
Miss Mamie Hogg, Mrs. It. 1..
Knox. M 1 liduaiil Speight. Mrs.
11. W Hurdle. Mi Cl. A. Holms.
Mrs. .1. Kdum IhifTlap. Mrs. V.. W.
Ilvaiis and Mi - W. ('. Moore. The
lea'. I K. Richanlsoii, pastor of the
i him li also arc ..mpauiod tho group.
mm i: class mkktim;
„" I'ho Young Woman's Hihlo Class
of thi- Iydi''iiton Baptist Church will
. (Hoot .Tuesday night, April a, at i
7r.'if) o'clock at the homo of Mrs.
M. I . Ihiiich, Ail monihors are
urged to attend.
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[Hospital Patients
Patients admitted to tho Chowan
Hospital during tho week March It I
through March 27. wore:
White
laden ton: Mrs. Margaret Wil
li.ams, Master Ferrell Pavlielt. Mrs.
Molly lluneh. Mrs. Ruth Chappell.
Tester Forelnrnd, Mrs. Beulah
Boyce, Kenneth Ilyrnm, Mrs. .Mar
ian Blair.
Hertford: Jack Winslow, Mr-.
Kloise Ilollowoll. Mrs. Annie 110 l
lowell.
Windsor: Master Krne.st Powles
liind.
Negro
Kdenton: Matilda Till it t, Kath
ryn Sykes, Mario Lassiter. Killed
Roberts, I!osa Coston, Minnie Hoi-'
ley. Frank Bond.
CTyswell: Joseph McLendon.
Hertford: Katy Graidiy, William
Askew, Vivian Hearn.
Windsor: fries! Williams.
Patients discharged from I In
hospital during the same period
were:
While
Kdenton: Mrs. Mary Hail. Mrs.
Margaret Williams. Mrs. ’Ruth
Chappell, Master Ferrell Pavlieh,
Cleveland Smith, Mrs, M oil i e
Bunch. Mrs. Ruby Rinehart, noug
hts Spruill.
Sun bury: Mrs. Kathryn Jordan.
Merry Hill: Mrs. Virginia Bar
field.
i Hertford: Mrs. Kloise Hollowed!.
Jack, Winslow. Mrs. Annie Hollo
well.
I Tyner: Mrs. Bet tv Byrum.
I . Windsor: Master Krne.st Powh s
jlancl,
Columbia: Albert Bateman.
Negro
.Kdenton: Acldio Felton, Marie
Lassiter, Martha Hathaway, Rci.sa
Coston. lathed Roberts.
( reswell: Joseph McLendon.
Bolcross: Roland l.atnli
Columbia: C-iddie Alexander.
Hertford: Vivian Hearn.
Births
Births for the week of March
21st through March 27th were: Mi
; ■ enel Mrs. Percy Williams, a son:
Mr. ami Mrs. Oscar Bum h. Jr. i
I daughter: Mr. and Mrs. Donnie
! lilair. a daughter.
Visiting ministers for the- week
of March 2S through April .'!. im-:
White, the Rev. J Karl Riediarelson;
•Vegro. the Re v. J. T. Til!itt.
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