Negro Home Demonstration News
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The 4-H Ciubs of the county]
will observe' 441 Church Sunday;
on June sth, at Center Hill
Chapel Church. The Rev. Clyde
Beatty, rector of the St. John's
The Evangelist Episcopal Church,
Eden ton, will deliver the ser
mon. We invite all 441 Club
members, parents, leaders and
friends to attend the service.
Why W« Observe 441
Church Sunday
The spiritual development of
the individual is essential to a
full, well-rounded life of ser
vice to the community and to
the nation. During these criti
cal times it is more important
than ever before to recognize
that in this development the
church plays a large part-
Therefore, it seems most appro
priate that 4-H members set
aside one Sunday during the
jfear as 4-H Sunday.
1. To enable 4-H members to
think together about home, oonv
community, and world events in
spiritual terms.
2. To develop in 4-H members
a better understanding of the re
lationship that people of the.
soil have with God.
3. To provide 4-H members an
opportunity to participate in a
service that develops the
Hem H.
4. To help 4-H members to
demonstrate thetr loyalty and to
realize their own responsibilities
to the church of their choice.
5. To show 4-H members how
their church can provide Chris
tian fellowship, helpfulness, bet
ter understanding, a religious
outlook, courage, and harmoni
ous living.
YMW Meeting
V County News j
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Miss Belly Ralph, attendant in
die Leary-Warren wedding and
Other hostesses, Mrs, Preston
Nixon, Mrs. Wallace Hobbs and
Mrs. Lewis Leary, honored
Douglas Leary and Rebecca War
ren at a buffet dinner at the
home of Mrs. Aubrey Ralph on
Saturday night, May 28, at 7
o’clock at Corapeake. Approxi
mately 20 guests attended. The
honoree received gifts of crystal.
The Rev. Lindsay Harrell has
been conducting morning devo
tions over radio station WCDJ.
He also appeared on Nancy Car
son's program Monday morning
at 11 o’clockk.
Mr. and Mi's. Sherwood Har
rell were honored at a float
ing shower at Rocky Hock Com
munity Center on Tuesday night,
May 24, at 10 o'clock. The hon
oree received many nice and
i/useful gifts. It was given by
Mrs. Gilbert Harrell, Mrs. Au
brey Harrell and Mrs. Thurman
Ashley.
Family Night and a general
meeting of the WMU will be
held at Rocky Hock Church -to
night (Thursday) at 8 o'clock.
Friday night the Sunday
School officers and teachers willj
meet at' Rocky Hock Church at!
8 o'clock.
The Junior Training Union
group of Rocky Hock Church
enjoyed a social Wednesday af
ternoon at Rocky Hhck Com
munity Center with recreation
and a weiner roast.
Miss Ann Pearce of the Rocky
Hock section graduated from
Chowan College at Murfreesboro
Visit Historic New Bern’s
250th
Anniversary Celebration
JUNE 11 THRU 25
SEE Hermit Hunter's Newest Drama
“The Tliird Frontier”
•it* p. «- nightly, a*a|a Nnmf, 11.30. P4| ILW
, SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
June 11—2:30 p. mu. Parade of Hlataric Floats.
June 11. 15—10*30 p. «*w Firawurka DlapUy
Juna 11—12*30 p. n. High-apaad Boat’ Rfcaa. Trant Rirar.
Jvna 13-o*3o a. mu. Cwnpatltlva High jfcbnpl Events.
Jum 10—10*30 a. mu. MUtary Panda an# Jat nr-ovar.
Juna 19—1 p> Watar and ftki Show. Tkaat Blrar-
Juna 13-24—PGA Carafe*. Opan OaU fauna—nt
No Admlaslen Cbargaa tar tha.Abova Emk.
Other attractions available each day include historic
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Mrs. Clara Y. Motley, Ifome
Economics Agent, Hertford Coun
ty, will be our guest, Monday,
June 6th, at the regular meet
ing of the YMW Club. Our
lesson . demonstration will be
"Making A Go Os Marriage.” A
film: “Martiage Is A Partner
ship” will be shown ih addition
to the demonstration. Hie meet
ing will be held at Robin's Res
taurant at 8:00 P. M.
June Is Dairy Month
Let us observe June as Dairy
Month by using the milk and
dairy products daily that we
need. Let us not stop there—
let us make each month of the
year dairy month.
How much milk does each
persqp need eacih day?
Children —3-4 glasses (1 Vi to
2 pints)
Teenagers—4 or more glasses
Adults —2 or more glasses
Expectant mothers—4 glasses.
Nursing mothers —6 glasses
Why Do Wo Hood MUk?
Milk 'is rich in calcium and
phosphorous, the minerals you
need to build and maintain
strong teeth and bones, to help
regulate -the heart beat and to
assist in clotting of blood. Milk
has good quality protein to build
and keep our muscles strong.
It is in a form that is easy to
digest. At least six vitamins are
contained in whole milk. These
vitamins are needed for growth
and to main health and vigor.
Milk contains milk fat and milk
sugar which provide energy for
the body.
Next week, we shall suggest
I ways to use milk and dairy pro
ducts in meals every day.
Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Perry of
Edenton, Route 1, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Forehand and fami
ly over the week-end, when Mrs.
Forehand celebrated her birth
day near Suffolk, Va.
Stanford Ferry of Suffolk and
Douglas Leary of Tyner spent
Memorial Day at Nags Head.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Russell By
rum are the proud parents of a
new baby girl, Ida Jane.
Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Byrum
announce the birth of a son,
Wallace Sanford Byrum, Jr.
Mrs. Grace Bateman has re
turned home from Chowan Hos
pital.
Bible School at Rocky Hock
Church will be held June 13-17.
Bible School at Ballard’s
Bridge Baptist Chgrch will be
held next week.
Mrs. Hercules Byrum, who at
one time resided at Cross Roads
but now lives at Sunbury, is a
patient at the Albemarle Hospi
tal in Elizabeth City.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ray White
and family of Norfolk spent Me
morial Day week-end at his
home in Rocky Hock.
Mr. end Mrs. Merriel Evans
and baby of Norfolk visited Mr.
and Edward-JEvaow-Wer the
week-end,
Douglas Leary and Rebecca
Warren will be married June 19
in Ebeneza Methodist Church,
Liliington, N. C., at f P. M.
Annie Lee Asbell, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Tom, Asbell, will
have a June wedding.
Poppy Day was observed in
Edenton on Saturday.
*lhe most complete revenge is
not to imitate the aggressor.
—Marcus Aurelius.
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDgKTOK, WORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY, JUNE 3. 1363,
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DEADLY DISPLAY— deputy
Warden Sherman Crouse, sur
veys a display of weapons con
fiscated through the years from
inmates of the Kansas State
Penitentiary.
We love without reason, and
without reason we 'hate.
—J. F. Regnard.
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