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By MRS. ROLAND EVANS
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Evans
mnd Judy went to Raleigh Fri
day to accompany Leon Evans
home. Leon has been attending
the 4-H Congress in Chicago.
The Associational Training Un
ion “M” Night at Edenton Bap
tist Church Monday night was
well attended.
The Betty Ann Harrell Circle
and Audrey Gordon Circle met
at Rocky Hock educational
building Wednesday evening at
7:30 o’clock for a joint Christ
mas meeting.
The .monthly Sunday School
meeting will be held Friday
evening at 7:30 o’clock at the
Rocky Hock Church.
Mrs. Willie Bunch visited Mrs.
Effie Evans Saturday night.
Mrs. Virgie Bass visited her
mother at the Chowan Hospital
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bunch
are the proud parents of a son. j
Mr's. Martha Bass is ill at her]
home.
College students home for the
week-end were: Gerald Harrell, 1
Kathryn Tyneh, Faye Ober and
Betty Bunch from East Carolina
and Zackie Harrell from State j
College.
Marion Chappell visited in
Rocky Hock over the week-end. |
Little Miss Claudia Sawyer
spent last week with her aunt,
Mrs. Roland Evans and grand
mother, Mrs. Perry-
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Evans!
visited Mrs. Evans’ sister in Al-I
bemarle Hospital Saturday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Har
rell visited Mr. and Mrs. Gib
Harrell recently.
The Christmas Festival was
well attended at Chowan Com
munity Building on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Lillie Saunders visited!
her mother, Mrs. Effie Evans on
Sunday.
New Girls’ Club
Now Very Active
In March of 1960 the Eden
ton Girls’ Club was organized
under the auspices of the Eden
ton Negro Woman's Club. The I
girls range in ages from thir
teen through eighteen.
This club was organized with
the aim of building character
and good citizenship.
In June they journeyed to Ra
leigh to became members of the
Youth Federation Club of North
Carolina, and because they had
the largest membership present
they were presented a gold cup.
A “Toys for Tickets" dance'
was sponsored recently by the
girls for the purpose to distribute
to the needy children in the
community for Christmas.
Another dance of the same
nature will be given in the near
future.
The officers of the club are:
Ernestine Williams, president;
KIDNEY DANGER SIGNALS
(jetting up night*, burning, frequent
or scanty •luw, let; pain* or buckarh*
may be warning <»f functional kionc>
disorder?*—Danger Ahead.” Help na
ture eliminate excel** acid and other
watte*. Flush kidneys with BI KHTs.
lour .*>or bark at any drug store in I
DAYS if not pleased. NOW at
MITCHENER'S PHARMACY
Legal Notices
North Carolina In The
Chowan Countv Superior Court
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS BY PUBLICATION
William Thomas White,
Plaintiff,
vs.
Ruby Bell White,
Defendant.
To: Rubv Bell White: Take
notice that
A pleading seeking relief,
against you has been filed in the
above entitled action.
The nature of the relief being
sought is as follows:
Plaintiff seeks an absolute di
vorce from the bonds of matri
monev heretofore existing be
tween the plaintiff and the de
fendant on the ground of sep
aration for more than two years
next preceding the commence
ment of this action.
You are required to make de
fense to such pleading not later
than the 9th day of February.
1961. and upon failure to do so
the partv seeking service against
you will apply to the Court forj
the relief sought.
This 26th day of November.
1960.
LENA M. LEARY,
Assistant Clerk
Superior Court.
bee 1,8,15,22 c t
- EXECUTORS' NOTICE
' Having qualified as Co-Execu
tors’ of the estate of Mrs. Dun
can Winston Wales, deceased,
late of Chowan County. North
Carolina, this is to notify all.
persons having claims against 1
flie estate of said deceased to
present them to the undersigned!
Within one year from date of
this notice or same will be 1
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said es
tate will /please make immedi-
This 24 th dav of November,
mm-uq?.
SUF&ZJ* Win*™ VriK
A. 29q ° n W * le * I
TO TROUmJE^M
Brenda Johnson, secretary; Rosa
Gregory, treasurer; Frances Joy
ner, vice president, and Joan
Creecy, assistant secretary.
Local Minister On
Convention Program
J. R. Codespoti, missionary
minister recently assigned to the
Edenton Congregation of Je
hovah's Witnesses, has been ap
pointed to serve on the conven
tion program of Virginia Circuit
No. 1. scheduled for December
23 through 25 in Portsmouth, Va.
The Watchtower Bible and
Tract Society of Brooklyn, N. Y„
is sponsoring the three-day pro
gram. i
“Providing supplementary!
training to that of the local con- 1
gregationai classes is the prime
purpose of the convention," R. P.
Long, the local presiding min
ister stated.
According to Long, Codespoti
will serve on the Saturday!
morning program. He will speak
on “Delighting to Serve Je
hovah.”
All sessions are to be conduct
ed at the Hunt school. Long
will head a delegation from thej
local congregation.
Where Love Was Strong
"Don’t you think Egbert is of!
a very flighty disposition?”
“Why, no, he'll never forget
his first and only love.”
“So. he's been seriously enam
ored. Who was it?”
“Himself.”
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Menus , at the John A. Holmes
High School lunch room for the
week of December 12-16 will
be as follows:
Monday: Italian spaghetti with
meat balls, cole slaw, bread,
milk, buttered corn, butter and
cherry pie.
Tuesday: Corn beef with po
tatoes and gravy, green string,
beans, cup cakes, hot biscuits,
butter and milk.
Wednesday: Beef vegetable
soup, peanut butter and pimento
cheese sandwiches, salted crack
ers, strawberry shortcake and
milk.
Thursday: Meat loaf, creamed
potatoes, biscuits, milk, gravy,
garden peas, butter and peach
halves.
Friday: Roast turkey, cranber
ry sauce, string beans, milk,
dressing and gravy, candied
yams, hot rolls, butter and ice
cream.
GOVERNMENT
SURPLUS SALES
NOW anyone can buy DIRECT
.‘l’om U. S. GOVERNMENT SUR
PLUS DEPOTS, by mail for your*
*elf or for resale. Cameras, binocu
lars. cars, jeeps, trucks, boats,
hardware, office machines and
equipment, tents, tools and tens-of
thousands of other Items at a frac
tion of their original cost. Many
items brand new. For list of hun
dreds of U. S. Government Surplus
Depots, located in every State and
overseas with pamphlet “How Gov
ernment Can Ship Direct To You."
plus procedures. HOW TO BUY
and how to get FREE SURPLUS,
mail $2.00 to SURPLUS SALES IN
FORMATION SERVICES. P.O. Box
No. 1818. Washington 5. D. C.
THE CHOWAN gPRUTOW. NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1880.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ]
[ LESSON - j
ConrdT Hom P. 9, B—SortteiTT
we acknowledge the fact >that'
Christmas has come true in his- j
tory, we. would do well to pause |
and ask ourselves this question: :
Has it come true in our hearts?,
Does Christmas work his salva
tion in us and through us? If
not, how can he? ' Such ques- j
tions carry us far beyond the
gold and glitter of Christmas,.
into the deeper meaning of the
occasion.
Salvation through Christ waits
upon our personal choice and ac- J
tion. The truth of Christmas is
relevant only as we lay claim'
upon it. This was the sharp and
probing requirement laid
Nicodemus by Jesus, as repMfel
in John 3:1-6. And nothing has
changed .to subtract from the
fundamental truth of what Jesus
said to Nicodemus. Now, as
then, we begin life on earth
when we are born in our fleshy.
guise. But also, now, as then,
the second and all-important step 1
into life awaits our choice and I
action. This is the step of ac
cepting Christ as our Lord and!
Saviour. But how do we enter)
the new life of deliverance I
through Christ, *
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FILL YOURS
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NORFOLK
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There Is a wider selection in Norfolk's attractive stores. There
afe more than 200 apparel stores, 150 furniture stores, more
v than 2,000 retail establishments offering a variety that will
COME BY BUS! x enable you to find exactly what you want to give for Christmas.
Regularly scheduled Trail ways busses
make it possible ter you to leave for , . . ,
Norfolk in the moming, do your shop. You can select the right gifts for everyone on your shopping
pmg end return home in the afternoon.} f roß| fejg variety and wide selection in Norfolk stores.
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nesdays and even more spaces are Attendants on duty until Christmas at the Shopping Information
ovoikMej irsooey to drive to Nor-! Booth in Trailways' Norfolk Terminal will provide a« the helpful
folk and to drive IN Norfolk and lr* - —-- t— ,
easy to shop them. " shopping infaiiyiHon they con. .
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SHOP IN nUCNMY NORFOLK
| First, like Nicodemus, we must
[i sense our need. So long as we
I, live at peace with evil and
’jerroi 1 , whether social or personal,*
) all doors are shut and locked
j against the salvation Christ
i would bring. Salvation begins
1 when we admit that we are
j sinners in need of a Saviour,
j We may not be particularly fond
!of the word "sinner” applied to
•ourselves; we much prefer to
1 think of it as a term applied
to others! Such is our innate
vanity. We may despise the j
1 word ‘ “sin,” but we must per- 1
force admit that it describes,
something that is' vgry true and I
j realA We have but to glance at |
' ourfßewspapers and know that]
| sinfMOs exist; if we are con- 1
pletpy honest with j
i can -'iook within and jj| W the i
fihith about sin in wrselves. J
We can be cognizant of our in- <
ciinatioh to shun the good and'
turn aside from the highest. We)
1 can see the seif-centeredness that |
makes us an easy prey of bit-'
terness, deceit, envy, greed and
pride. This, and much, much,
more, gives us reason to know
<BB
; that the word “sinner” can only
, too easily be applied to us and
[ deservedly so.
*1 are sinners, we
1 need a‘Saviour. We must have
; help from above and beyond—
, regardless of what our pride and
• our ego tells us. Thus begins
salvation —when we look" upon
Christ and confess our need. But
, mere confession of need is not
enough; we must act upon that
need. Etfery day we must say
“No” to evil and “Yes” to the
■ good we see in Christ Every
i day we must fegist anew our
, tendency toward rebellion, and
: surrender anew our soul to God.
j Through worship, through daily
, work in which we seek to do
j God’s will, and in those especial
j tasks which meet the needs of
jour brothers in love, justice, and
j truth, Christ enters, renews, and
, recreates us. We share a re-
I deeming fellowship that is salva
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greatest hope. How privileged
we are, as Christians!
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Friday, December 2nd
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Saturday, December 3rd
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Hearing Aid Demonstrations Hearing Aid Service
Come to our regular monthly Clinics. It is one
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