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Farm Pond Safety Stressed
During Farm Safety Week
Pick up a newspaper on a |
Monday morning in July. You
Vill find one type of story al
most as certainly as you’ll find
t..e weather forecast.
And part of that story will go
ssmething like this:
“Bobby was swimming in a
farm pond with three compan
ions. They said he evidently got
into water deeper than expected.
Two of his companions tried to
reach him. He almost carried
them down, too. Members of
tiie rescue squad found the body
about an hour later ...”
Drownings similar to this occur
with increasing frequency in
North Carolina. The N. C. Rural
Safety Council blames the in
crease on the increased number:
of farm ponds.
As one of their major efforts
during National Farm Safety
Week, July 24-30, the Safety
Council is stressing the import
ance of farm pond and recrea
tion safety.
"It is the responsibility of ev
ery farm pond owner to make]
his pond.safe,” the council says.
County News 1
By MRS. ROLAND EVANsJ
Rocky Hock Baptist Church
Will celebrate its 125th anni
versary Sunday beginning at
10:30. All who have been mem
bers and are members and any
away from home are invited to
attend. There will be visiting
ministers and other visitors.
Women of the church request
members to bring food to be
served at the church. A large
attendance is expected for the
occasion. The activities will last
until about 3:30 o’clock and
there will be no night service at
the church.
Mrs. Edward Bunch’s father
passed away Saturday. The
funeral was held Monday after
noon at 2:30 o’clock in Windsor.
Mrs. Will Williams is a pati
ent in Chowan Hospital.
Annie Hollowed Circle of Bal
lards Bridge Baptist Church was
host to the Ruritan Club on
Monday night of this week.
Friday night the young peo
ple’s choral group will meet at
the ’Rocky Hock Community
Center.
The Cross Roads community
will put on a barbecue chicken
supper for the benefit of the
Cross Ro'ads-Center Hill Fire
District on Friday night, Aug
ust 5, at the Chowan Community
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ij To help owners make their
r pond safe, the Rural Safety
Council offers these suggestions:
(1) Make certain that recrea
tion is supervised at all times
by an adult;
(2) Post safety instruction for
boating, swimming and skiing;
(3) Mark safe swimming areas;
(4) Place lifesaving devices
such as ring buoys, ropes and
long poles around swimming
areas;
(5) Know' acceptable methods
of artificial respiration;
(6) Place a fence that can’t be
climbed around the pond so chil
dren can’t play there without
adult supervision; and
(7) Clear all trees, stumps,
I brush, wire and rubbish from
swimming and boating areas.
For users of the pond, the
Council says never swim alone,
fish alone, boat alone, ski alone
or play around the pond alone.
“Remember,” the Council
warned, “a boat is not a toy to
Ibe experimented with and play
ed with by children."
s Building from 6 to 8 o’clock.
| Tickets are on sale at 75 cents
i for children and $1.25 for adults.
< Men of the community have the
, reputation for making good bar
l becue chicken, so that a good
meal is assured.
Miss Marjorie Harrell, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Har
, rell, will graduate from Louise
| Obici School of Nursing Monday
evening, August 1, at 8 o’clock
at West End Baptist Church in
Suffolk.
Mrs. Susie Smith of Holland.
Va.. passed away last week. The
funeral was held at Rocky Hock
Baptist Church Wednesday of
last week.
Mrs. D. B. Liles of Edenton
passed away on Sunday and
funeral services were held Wed
nesday morning.
The Rev. and Mrs. Frank Cale
and son Billy of South Boston,
Va., are vacationing in the
county.
Charles and Annette Driver
are visiting in Kinston, N. C.
Some Chowan County 4-H’ers
are representing the county at
4-H Club Week at State College
this week.
I Home Demonstration Clubs'
(Craft Camp will be held at Man
, teo August 16-18. All kinds of
crafts will be taught, and any
club women interested in crafts
are urged to attend.
i Merry Hill News]
[ By LOUISE B. ADAMS J
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Bunch
spent Saturday and Saturday
night with her father. R. J.
Mitchell, a patient at the Vet
erans Hospital at Keooughtan, '
Va.
Mr and Mrs. Livingston White
of Edenton were guests of Mrs.
White's father. S. V. Cowand .
and family on Sunday.
Jimmie Bowen and Franklin
Perry of Windsor visited Mr?
J. W. W inborne Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Whitt
and daughters, Kay and Peggy
Visited their uncle, Howard Far
less and Mrs. Parless of Har
’ rellsville on Sunt^"y.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Willi
ford spent Sunday with Mr. anc
Mrs. Lonnie Snell of Creswell.
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Northcoti
and daughter. Judy of Ahoskie
‘ visited Mrs. Northeott’s father
S. V. Cowand and family or
Wednesday night.
Mrs. Linwood Bunch and Mrs.
Norman Phelps spent Thursday
and Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Mitchell in Newport
News, Va. Mrs. Bunch also
visited her father who is a pa
tient in Veterans Hospital at
Kecoughtan, Va.
Mrs. Tommie Cobb and son,
Kenneth and Mrs. Glen Pritch
ard of Elizabeth City spent
Thursday with Mrs. Cobb’s mo
ther, Mrs. T. E. White.
The Rev. Oscar Turner and
Linwood Bunch made a trip Fri
day to see R. J. Mitchell who is
suite ill at this time in Veterans
Hospital at Kecoughtan, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Pruden, Jr.,
and children are back home af
ter spending two weeks at their
cottage at Nags Head.
The Home Demonstration Club
met in the home of Mrs. B. G.
Willis at Willis Landing on Wed
nesday afternoon.
Jimmie Davis of Windsor and
W. T. Davis were in Elizabeth
City on Tuesday night to see
the car races.
Anna Rave White and Ann
Smithwick were in Windsor on
Wednesday.
Mrs. B. G. Willis and Mrs.
Bettie Willis of Morehead City
spent Thursday in Windsor.
Mrs. Chet White and Anna
Raye White were in Edenton
Thursday on business. c
Marvin Cobb returned to Do
ver, Delaware Sunday after
spending two weeks with his
mother. Mrs. Lloyd Cobb.
Mrs. Viola Cowan left Satur
day to spend some time visiting
friends and relatives in Scot
land Neck.
W. T. Davis was in Norfolk,
Va.. Friday on business.
Mrs. Chet White and daugh
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ters, Anna Raye and Marion,
visited Mrs. White’s brother-in
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Claud Small, Jr., Saturday in
Edenton; also, her mother, Mrs.
Lillie Evans who is spending
some time with the Smalls.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Pruden,
Jr., and children, Ellen, Edmund
111 and Ima Marie; also Mrs.
Chloe Byrd spent Sunday with
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Pruden in
Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Crab
tree of Raleigh spent the week
end with Mrs. Charles Crab
tree’s mother, Mrs. Sallie Adams.
Mr. Crabtree returned home Sun
day while Mrs. Crabtree remain
ed to spend the week with he
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. John Crabtree
and son of Bahama spent Sun
day with their grandmother, Mrs.
Sallie Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith
wick and Mrs. Virgie Baker and
Ann Smithwick visited Camp
Don Lee near New Bern Sunday.’
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Ann remained to spend a week
in camp there.
The Rev. Oscar Turner was in
Edenton Saturday morning.
Johnnie Belle Smithwick of
Elizabeth City spent Saturday
with his mother, Mrs. J. D.
Smithwick.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil White and
Mrs. J. D. Smithwick visitetT Mr.
and Mrs. Johnnie Keeter Sat
urday in Edenton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ward and
son of Portsmouth spent the
week-end with Mrs. Ward’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. ty. Daven
port. .
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bright
and family of Columbia spent
Sunday with the C. W_ Daven
port family.
Bride-to-Be Honiored
At Portsmouth 'Party
Miss Mary L. Nixon of Ports
mouth was honored at aj bridal
shower given by Mrs. June Rat
iilf and Miss Margaret Ann
Meads at the home of Miss
Meads in Cradock.
The bride-elect will marry
Carl R. Redden Sunday, Septem
ber 18, in Edenton.
A pink and white color
scheme was carried out in dec
orations and party accessories.
An arrangement of pink and
white flowers and pink candles
was the centerpiece of a table
set with a white lace over pink
doth..
Guests were pinned with silver
wedding bands tied with white
satin ribbons. Games were play
ed and awards presented to Mrs.
L. G. Redden, Mrs. Arnold Dan
iels, Mrs. Burrell Johnosn, Miss
Barbara West and Miss Betty Jo
Brown.
Among those invited were Mrs.
L. G. Redden, Mrs. Burrell John
son, Mrs. H. L. Foster, Mrs. F.
J. Hornik, Mrs. Arnold Daniels,
Mrs. Harry Archer, Mrs. W. E.
Mayo, Mrs. Clayton Tyndall, Mrs.
Earl Allison, Mrs. Clyde Kim
brell, Mrs. W. K. Odom and the
Misses Barbara West, Betty Joj
Brown, Helen Stovall, Ann Mead-
Stovall, Connie Ratliff, Shelia'
Ratliff and Miss Nixon. - j
It is dangerous to be sincere]
unless ypu are also stupid.
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