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SECTION ONE
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Canty te
By MRS. ROLAND EVANS
Students home recently from
various schools were: Zackie
Harrell, State College; Emily
Leary, Campbell College; Bar
bara Allred, Wingate Junior Col
lege; Kathryn, Tynch, Faye Ober
and Betty Bunch, East Carolina
College; Ruth Leary, Baptist
Hospital at Winston Salem.
David Allred, student at Wake
Forest College, is ill in the in
firmary.
Jeff Ward, a student of the!
University of North Carolina, J
was home recently.
The Extension Members of;
Rocky Hock this week are Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Bunch.
Sympathy goes out to the
family of Wayland Hollowell,
who passed away last week.
Sympathy goes out to the
family of Mr. Spivey who pass
ed away last week.
Sympathy goes out to the
Horace Henderson family who
passed away Sunday.
Baker Hollowell of East Caro
lina College, was home over the
week-end.
A Sunday School officers and
teachers’ meeting will be held
Friday night at 7:30 o’clock.
The Rocky Hock Baseball
Club's minstrel will be held to
night (Thursday) at Rocky Hock
Community Center.
The Chowan Club and com - 1
munity joint meeting was hold j
Tuesday night at 6:30 at Clio-;
wan Community Building. C üb|
members carried picnic lunch! |
A School of Missions will be]
held at Rocky Hock Chu.ohj
February 26 through March 3. j
There will be an hour of mission;
study each evening Monday i
through Friday of that wck, j
followed by a message from one j
of the Southern Baptist mis-'
sionaries.
A State Evangelistic Coder-;
ence met this week at Wake!
Forest in Winston Salem Men- 1
day through Wednesday.
Mrs. Maude Powell of Sun-!
bury spent the week-end with,
Mrs. Minnie Corprew.
Dick Lowe, son of Mr. oral
Mrs. Woodrow Lowe of Advance
community has been awardc 1
a two weeks agricultural short
course at N. C. State Coliege
by the Peoples Bank & Ta. t
Company of Edenton.
Wilbert Hare of Cross Roa's
community will join other sweat
potato growers and dealers o i
a trip to New York, traveling
by bus. The trip is sponr ned
by the N. C. Yam Association. I
Community leaders and agri
cultural workers met at Chowan
Community Building on Wedru •-
day afternoon, February 1. at
4 o’clock. Robert Long, E't'n-j
sion Specialist in community de
velopment, met with the group, j
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Keeler
and children of Elizabeth Citvj
and Miss Mary Vaughan Nixbn
ofL Gates Countv and Stanfodj
of Suffolk, Va., visited i
Evans and mother on Sun-;
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TOP OF THE WORLD—The first koala bear born outside of
its native habitat, Australia, looks at the world from atop
its mother’s head, in the San Diego zoo.
day evening.
Mrs. Edith Perry returned
heme on Sunday after a visit
with Mrs. Barbara Sawyer in
Elizabeth City.
Associational YWA Banquet
will be held at Shiloh Monday
night, February 13, in observ
ance of YWA Focus Week.
On Tuesday night at 7:30
o’clock in the Penelope Barker
house a Dale Carnegie demon
stration will be held.
Mis. Herbert Modlin of Can
nons Ferry visited Mrs. Barbara
Farless on Monday.
Jack White is a patient in
the University of Charlottes
ville, Va., Hospital undergoing
observation. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred White of
Route 32.
Knapp High took a double
cage win over Chowan High
last Friday night.
I rsnklv Speaking
By Fronx Huberts
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Today’s big skewp: Milton
Bunch does so worry. However,
he doesn't do it very much, and
his public never sees a frown.
Anytime you wanna fill ’er up, 1
at Milt Bunch’s you can be sure
ot a smiling, friendly greeting.
Milt Bunch has operated his
gas station for seven years now.
Prior to that, he worked eight
years for Joe Conger. Prior to
that he was in the air force and
prior to that he was an assist
ant manager far an A&P store.
! We gathered all this information j
j from both Milt, and his lovely
I wife at their very unusual but!
I very handsome home in Morris
| Circle. Found out that he was
born in Chowan County and j
graduated from the Gum Pond
j School. Milt is married to the
former Evelyn Harrell, and they
: are the proud parents of Pa- j
•| tricia Ann who’s 15; Earl Wayne
13, and little Cynthia, two. Mil
i ton, himself, has three brothers
1 and a sister. As mentioned a
j few paragraphs ago, Milt was in
! the Air Force. He was a bom
; bardier and served in both the
European and Japanese theatres
;of operation. It was during one
particular mission over France,
that Milt was shot down. He
spent over two months marching
I through wooded areas and small'
I French towns ducking the Ger
-1 mans, not getting enough to eat
| and, more often than not, going
hungry. He tells of his experi- \
ences with a priest in France
who tried to patch up his
wounded feet. As a matter of
i fact, it was due to his badly in-
I jured feet that Milt received
.'the most coveted award, the
! Purple Heart. Amongst his oth
er wartime awards; the valued
Air Medal. It was after his dis
' charge that he came back home
and went to work in one phase '
| of the .gasoline and oil business
with Joe Conger, then became
his own boss in a business that
that Milt describes as; “nowhere
near as easy as it sometimes
looks.” Long hours are requir
ed, a mechanical bent and goodl
judgment. Economically-speak-!
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SHS CHOWAN HERALD. IDENTON. NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2. i«SI.
ing, summertime is best for his
particular business, thanks main
ly, to the pick u,> in the tourist
trade. However, he relies on
local trade, of course, for the
bulk of his business. Speaking
of, tourists, I was both surprised
and happy to find that niore
travellers than I had thought,
take time out to ask about and
investigate our many points of
interest. Along that line, tiil*
believes that, at this time, the
town is doing as much as it can
to promote tourist trade, but, he
declares, more should be done to
attract industry to our area. By
the way, I asked him if he did
like Edenton. He said he did, |
but his wife qualified that with: 1
“you couldn’t run him out of
Edenton.” One of his big rea
sons for his love of our town
is his love of hunting and fish
ing, particularly the latter. He
generally trawls for rock. In!
summertime, he’ll settled for
anything that’ll bite his line
down at Nags Head. Does he
eat what he catches? Heck, yes, J
he'll eat anything except spin
ach or lamb. Milton Bunch
likes eating, fishing, people, life.
On television, Milton likes the
musical shows, such as Dinah
Shore but, as in most everything
else, his tastes are varied and
he’s easy to please. Doesn’t go'
in too much for cowboy shows, ■
though.
With Milt having taken such!
an active physical part in the
second World War, I was curi
ous as to his reaction concern
ing the world situation these;
days. His answer was typical'
of him. Optimistic. He feels 1
that our new President will defi-1
nitely pave the way to better
times in our country and
throughout the world. Well, one
thing is sure. If more folks had
Milt Bunch’s cheerful disposi
tion, pleasant ways, optimistic
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j Closing thought: A radical isi
a person who febls he might get J
ia' little more if he howled a |
• little louder.
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Lunch Room Menu 1!
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Menus at the Edenton Ele
mentary School lunch room for]
the week of February 6-10 will!
be as follows:
Monday: Spanish rice with!
beef, buttered peas, spiced beets, 1
corn bread, peach pie, milk.
Tuesday: Beef vegetable, soup,
crackers, block cake, milk, pi
mento cheese sandwiches. |
Wednesday: Spaghetti an d |
meat balls,’ carrot sticks, green
beans, school baked rolls, pihe
apple, butter, milk.
Thursday: Beef, and vegetable
pie, milk, blackeye peas, apple
sauce, school baked rolls, but- 1
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New Books At
Local Library
Miss Marion Robertson, li
brarian at the Shepard-Prudert
Memorial Library, announces re
ceipt of a shipment of new
books for the library. Among
the books ate thq following -
The Best American Short
Stories of 1960 edited by Martha
Foley and David Burnett.
Ladies’ Home Journal Cook
book.
The New Speaker’s Treasury
of Wit and Wisdom, by! Herbert
V. Prochmov’. . ■
Saturday Science edited "by
Andrew' Bkigmle. -' . . >?'
The Complete; Baok of Genes'
and Stunts by Darwin. A Hind
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Abingdon Shower Parade' by
Bernice Hogan. ;
Sign of the Taurus., by William
I The ’Chess Players by Francis i
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Cookbook by Wilma Lord’ Per
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