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lyland Group
Enjoys Picnic
I The Ryland Community en-
Hpyed a delightful picnic Tues
uy, August 9, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ward,
wayer was said by the Rev.
£*mar Sentell and around 150
(people enjoyed the food and fel
lowship.
f ■ After the picnic supper the
minutes were read and approv
iefl of the July meeting.
; Bumice Langley gave a re
rof the plans for a barbe
chicken dinner to be given
■Saturday. September 17.
i A committee was appointed to
jWork out plans for cleaning up
ftne Community Building site.
Appointed were: Eugene Jor
dpn, Chairman, and Gordon
Boyce and Lester Copeland,
jf fC. W. Overman led the group
in singing several songs and
Mrs. Lucy Ward dismissed with
■prayer.
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from Pag* 1. Section 1
tMitchener. Lee Nixon, David
JPrivott, Richard Spruill. Charles
•Swanner. Rudy Tolley and Roy
j. Girls: Sue Barnette. Artie
*Bms, Alice Belch, Helen Boyce,
Sonja Edwards, Faye Evans.
Martha Fallis, June Jolly. Nancy
Mary Belle Smith,
fPatfla Spruill, EUene Tarking
;ton. Barbara Wallace, Ginger
‘Wampler. Sharon White. Jean
>nette Whiteman and Becky Wil
liford.
EIGHTH GRADE
Miss Bird Anderson Homeroom
<■ Boys: Lenny Copeland. Carl
,ton Layton. Joe Lee. Janies Mor-
Jgan Wayne Sawyer. Brent Stil
; linger, Joe Stone. Ray Whether.
Robert Wilev and Kenneth
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J; Girls: Joyce Alexander, Caro
lyn Belch. Louise Gray, Minnie
.Gray, Sudie Gray. Frances Har
iris, Edna Jones, Glenda Lay -
'den. Glenda Lucas. Betty Jean
•.Miller, Glenna Quinn. Carolyn i
| Sadler, Kate Shaw. Sherry
: Shaw, Janie Smith. Delores
\ Watson. Linda Wheeler. Sharon
§ White. Miriam Willis and Doris
j Wright.
* Mrs. David Holton Homeroom
jS Boys: Wavne Brabble. Charles
Ijftriver. Ken Harrell. Phil Har
well, Glenn Hassell. David Hol
i-toh, Hiram Mayo. ,Jr.. Ernest
Nixon, Charles Overton. Mike
Phelps, Jerry Townson and
■ George Wilkins.
Girls: Evie Bass. Claire Belch, |
* Janie Bryant. Pat Byrum. Susan
Byrum. Judy Cartwright, Arlene
| Fry. Hazel Harrison. Fmily
■’Holmes, Sandra Jethro, Peggy ,
'.Marriner, Nanev O'Neal. Gavlo
; Oliver. Sandra Overton. Brenda '
•Stallings. Catherine Taylor, Lee
♦ Venters and Meg Wiggins
. Miss Coleen Ward Homeroom
• Boys: Darrell Ambrose, Ray
j Belch, Marshall Boutwcll, Ferry i
' Byrum, Melvin Copeland. Bobby j
'•Fallis. Johnny Floars. Joe Har
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Boys: Clyde Adams, Jr., Wav
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my Leary. John Martin, Ed Lee
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Douglas Sexton. Harry A. Spruill.
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Girls: Doris Bass, Patricia
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Hardison. Sandra Hare, Nancy
Jo Jordan, Gail Layden,' Pat
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Mrs. Rebekah M. Overman
Homeroom
Boys: Melvin Barnette. Ray
Belch, Carroll Bunch. Davis
Cartwright. Melvin Copeland,
Randy Copeland. Louis P. Crad
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J. C. Owens, Tommy Parker,
Calvin Parrish. Ronnie Roun
tree. Ronnie Sawyer and Wal- ,
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Girls: Yvonne Alexander.
Margaret Rembridge, Jackie
Boyce. Judy Byrum, Sandra Cale,
Carolyn Clements, Jean Good- ■
Win, Sharon Hare. Betty Hollo
well. Jo Ann Hughes, Sandra
Jethro, Peggy Marriner, Emma
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Layden. Eddie Nixon. Hurley]
Mitchell. Madison Phillips. Mack j
Privott, Richard Wetkel. Ray
mond White and Frank Wil
liams.
Girls: Joan Alexander, Phyl- i
lis Boucher, Doris Jean Cale.
Jean Cayton, Joan Cay ton. Bet
ty Jean Earless. Paulette Halsey,
Janet Jones. Jeannette Jones.
Gail Lillian Perry, Anita Sex-'
ton. Mary Ellen Smith, Irene
Spencer and Peggy Ward.
Miss Annie Bullock Homeroom
Boys: Richard Eugene Cobb.
Teddy Feldmcier, William -J.
Harrell. Kcnnv Hopkins. Frank
Johnston. John Marshall. Tim- ;
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Faye Cartwright, Linda Garrett, I
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an Holmes. Jo Ann l<eary. Nelia
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Wayne Ashley, Howard Askew,
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ren Elliott, Eugene Evans, Don
ald Forehand. Ronald Forehand,
! Paul Halsey. Wesley Jones. Ed
sel Lassiter, Linwood Lee, Billy
Voliva and Andy Wampler.
ELEVENTH GRADE
Mrs. Hiram Mayo Homeroom
Boys: Leroy Barrow, Carroll
Forehand. Gary Hardison. Wal
ter Holton. Roger Lamb. Jerry
Nixon. Roland Tolley, Paul
] Whiteman. Danny Wright and
] Sammy Wright
Girls: Catherine Bass. Elea
! nor Boyce. Marian Bunch. Ida
I Campen. Joyce Cullipher, Anne
Jenkins. Barbara Layton. Estelle
i Jones. Judy Riley. Phyllis Twid
*dv and Ann Hobbs.
Mrs. J. R. DuLaney Homeroom
, Boys: Herb Adams. Wayne
Baker.' Joe Campen. James Ron
, aid, Dail, Richard Dixon, Wayne
Griffin. Richard Hollowell, Jr.,
Ed Jordan. Joe Mitchener.
Wayne Smith. Jerry White and
Frank .Williams
Girls: Barbara Alexander,
Jeanette Ashley, Carolyn Bass,
Chloe Bootwright, Gloria By
rum. Linda Dail, Joan Francis,
, Carolyn Harrell, Carole Phipps,
Emily Leigh Shaw and Patsy
Ann Twiddy.
Miss Kathryn Gabbard
Homeroom
Boys: Charles Cuthrell, Cecil
Fry. Jr.. Vern Lee Goodwin. Dick
Hobowskv, Julian Jethro, Harry
jV. Lassiter. Jimmy Liverman,
, Charles Shaw. Robert Skinner,
I James West, Brad Williford and
1 Mac Wright.
Girls: Joan Adams, Betty
Bass. Mary Bass. Catherine Cay
> ton, Marian Collins. Beverly
Morgan. Jo Anne Stroud. Caro
lyn Twiddy, Vivian Twiddy and
Joan Wright
TWELFTH GRADE
Miss Laura Brooks Homeroom
Boys: Ronald Bunch. Howard
; Collins. Ray Forehand. Crayton
Hughes. Gene Lane. George Nix
’ on. Jack Perry. Leslie Phipps.
I Danny Privott. Tommy Privott,
; Jack Sawyer. Holt Shaw. Leroy
j Spivey, Bobby Stokely. Curtis
Twiddy. Ronald Weikel, Eddie
White and Bert Willis.
Girls: Jean Adams. Lula
Rembridge. Priscilla Bunch,
Christine Cahoon. Sue Crabtree,
Judy Elliott. Mary Ann Hare,
Mary Anne Overton. Lula Mae
Rogerson, Carolyn Stallings. Lin
da Wheeler, Margaret White and
Peggy Ann Williams.
Archie Fairley Homeroom
Boys: Jimmy A shiny, Fred
• Britton. Jr. Bill}- Cates, Freddy
Ferguson, Bill Goodwin, Erwin
Griffin. Jr.. Larry Hopkins, Billy
j Keen Alex Kehayes, Lloyd
Lassiter, Lloyd Mills. Ernest
•Owens. Jt\, Robert Powell. Jr.,
Jimmy Rogerson. Bud Skiles,
| Jerry Tolley. Bryant White and
I'Jimmy1 'Jimmy White.
Girls: Ellen Basnight, Rebec
ca Boswell. Linda Brabble,
Gloria jCrummev,_Joan Garrett,
.Karen Hollowell, Judy Israel,
Dorothy Jones, Nettie Lassiter,
j Joyce Mitchell. Millie Price, Ji&l-
Ily Privott. Sin a Ralfe 4 Smith,'
Frances Swain. Carol Dean
Twiddy and Kathryn Wozelka.
Mr. Mayo also released the
fees for the 1960-61 school ses
sion, which will be as follows:
Grades 7 and 8
Seventh Grade Junior Schol
astic, $1.20.
Eighth Grade World Week,
$1.30.
Instructional Supplies, SI.OO.
Phvsical Education (7th grade)
first semester (includes uniform,
use of towels and laundry fee),
$3.50.
Physical Education Second .
Semester. $1.40. J
Phvsical Education (Bth grade)
per Semester, $1.40.
Activity Fee (Newspaper and \
Assembly Program). $1.50.
Locker Fee (75c returned at
end of year), SI.OO.
Insurance, $1.50.
Seventh Grade Total Fees
(First Semester), $9-70.
Eighth Grade_Total Fees (First
Semester), ‘ $7.70.
Grades 9 to 12
. High School Book Rental,
$3.60.
Instructional Supplies, SI.OO.
Commercial (Typing fee per
semester), $4.50. ■
Physical Education (towel feel
each semester), $1.40.
Activity Fee (Newspaper and
assembly program), $1.50.
Locker Fee (75c returned at
end of year). SI.OO.
Insurance, $1.50.
Total fees 9 to 12 Commercial
Students. $14.50.
Total fees 9 to 12 for non
commercial Students, SIO.OO.
William D. Fuller Is
Buried In Arlington
Funeral services were held in
Arlington National Cemetery
Monday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock
for William D. Fuller,' 67. who
died Tuesday night of last
week at the home of Mrs. J. L.J
Petfus. where he resided. He
had been in ill health for about 1
three months and was the vic-|
tint of a heart attack. He re-j
cently returned from Memorial
Hospital at Chapel Hill, where
he underwent a major opera
tion.
The graveside service was
conducted by the" Rev. George
B. Holmes, rector of St. Paul's
Episcopal Church, of which he ]
was a member.
Mr. Fuller was a retired 1
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Philadelphia banker and finan
cier and lived in Edenton about
two years. He was active in
oommunity affairs and won a
host of friends during his brief
residence here. He was a vet
eral of World War I and was
severely injured in France in
1918.
Surviving is one son, John G.
C. Fuller of Philadelphia.
HTmemoriam
J " In loving memory of my dear
‘husband who departed from me
on July 10, 1»7:
• Three years, dear husband, since
1 you left me.
■ Whom I cherished and loved.
Dear. I can’t help but feel
lonely
When I do not see your face.
I am so lonely, oh so lonely
Since my dear passed away.
But I hope by God’s great power
I will see you again some day.
A precious one from us is gone,
A voice I loved is still.
A vacant place left'in my home
j Which never can be filled.
He suffered much, he murmur
ed not.
I watched him night and day
Until at last with aching heart
I had to say goodbye.
’Twas so hard to see you leave
me.
Twas so hard to see you die,
How you suffered without a
murmur,
Bore your suffering without a
sigh.
Days of darkness still come
over me.
Tears silently flow.
But fond memory keeps you
near me
Though Heaven claimed you.
Three years ago oft I wander
To the grave yard flowers to
strew
With tender care on the grave
Qn the. grave of my dear hus
band
Darkness finds him resting there.
You are gone but not forgotten.
Nor will you ever be
For as long as life and memory
lasts
I will always think of you.
But when life on earth is over
And we’re sleeping with the dead
We hope to meet you, dear hus
band
Where no parting tears are shed.
—Written by his wife, Mrs.
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