Reid Cross Offering
Help For
* Hurricane Damage
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Bill Easterling, Red Cross di
saster chairman for Chowan
County, announced Tuesday af
ternoon . that an office will be
open at the Edenton Police Sta
tion ,ta„provide relief for hurri-j
cane damage done to homes and;
businesses.' The office will be
open today (Thursday) and Fri
day front 1 to 5 P. M„ at which
time will be receiv
ed for financial assistance where
those involved are unable to
provide 'necessary funds for re
pairs. t '■ i,
This assistance will be an out-
Did You Ever
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* Confess. V^wSjfft?
Coming before God with an humble and
H contrite heart and asking God’s forgiveness is
fl an act that bothers some folks. . >
Episcopalians believe it’s a part of being a
Christian. We believe it’s important enough
fl to go beyond the few words of confession com
fl tained in the Lord’s Prayer.
You don’t agree? All right, think of it in
> fl this way.
God has given us away of life. Our Lord
said, "Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with
fl all thy heart, with all thy soul and with all
fl thy mind. This is the first and great command-
I ment. And the second is like unto it, thou
fl shalt love thy neighbor as thyself. On these
I two commandments hang all the law and the
V I prophets.”
kr! I If we haven’t done these things —as posi
tive action^ — we have sinned against God and
fl man. And we need God’s forgiveness.
How do we get it? We ask for it.
fl In every service in an Episcopal Church
fl you'll find the entire congregation on its knees
f| asking God’s forgiveness and receiving from
the priest the assurance that God does forgive.
Private confession to your priest isn’t required,
H but it’s there if you desire this means of grace
fl and definite assurance of forgiveness.
Why don’t you join us, in the Episcopal
I Church? You’ll find that "confession is good
for the soul”.; i
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DAB MEETING *
Mrs. John Kramer, regent of
the Edenton Tea Party Chapter
of the DAR, announces that a
meeting of the chapter will be
held Wednesday Sep
tember 21, at 3:30 o’clock. She
urges all members to attend.
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THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON. SOUTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IS, 1960.
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UP WE GO—Work continues
on a new road between Aus
tria and Italy, replacing a
winding, dangerous highway.
This column, 240 feet high,
will help support a bridge.
Mrs. McClenney Dies
After Long Illness
Mrs. Lucille E. McClenney, 38,
died at her home on South
Broad Street Monday afternoon
after an illness of two years.
She was a native of Tyrrell
County but lived in Edenton 20
years.
Surviving are a son, Eugene
McClenney of Raleigh; two
daughters, Mrs. Mary F. Wig
gins and Miss Cinda Lee Mc-
Clenney, both of Edenton; two
sisters, Mrs. Addie Bunch and
and Mrs. Catherine Dalridge,
both of Edenton.
She was a member of the
First Christian Church, where
funeral services were held Wed
nesday afternoon at 4 o’clock.
The pastor, th£ Rev. E. C. Alex?
ander, officiated and burial was
in Beaver Hill Cemetery.
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
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Little Betz Ricks, daughter of i
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ricks, Jr., j
was honored at a birthday party |
at Hotel Joseph Hewes Satur- I
lay morning, September 10, at |
11 o’clock. The party, was in j
celebration of her sixth birth- ;
day.
The party was featured by a
magic act performed by Verne
Gainer and refreshments and
favors were served.
About 50 attended the party,
with the little girls young guests
including Jackie Ricks, Anne At
kinson, William and Logan El
liott, Jean, Joan and Ricky
Ricks, Elliott Harrell, Robbin
Perry, Nancy and Betsy Twiddy,
Steven and Scott Layden, Reg
ina Griffin. Ann and Haywood
Phthisic, George, Jane, Rachel
and Rose ; Mary Holmes, List
Schuman, Jo Anne Ward, Gwen
Lassiter, Jim Bond, West and
Earl Chesson, .Dorsey, Mark and
Christopher Pruden, A. Adams,
Donald Graham, Steve Leary,
Betty B. and Dillard Dixon,
Tom and Blount Shepard, Peggy
Nixon, Brabble and Becky War
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well, Dabney and Katherine
Forehand, Sharon Keeter, John
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Williford, Glenn Quinn and
Vickie Allsbrook.
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