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Leaders Named To Serve On
Heart Fund Raising Campaign
Governor Terry Sanford has
designated February “Heart
Fund Month in North Carolina,’’
according to William E. Bond,
Jr., I-fund raising representative
of the Chowan County Heart
Association. In a statement the
Governor referred to the fact
that heart disease annually caus
es more than half of all deaths
in the state and that “the cost
in suffering to families and eco
nomic loss to the state is incal
culable.” 1
Because the American and
North Carolina Heart Associa-j
tions support heart research, in-j
eluding projects at North Caro-;
lina medical institutions; profes
sional and public education, and'
community service programs |
“which have contributed signifi-1
cantly to the accelerated pro
gress of the fight against heart
disease,” the Governor urged
that “all our citizens give this
campaign their enthusiastic sup
port and cooperation.”
The Heart Fund drive takes
place throughout February, Mr.
Bond pointed out, and culmin
ates in a door-to-door solicita
tion on Heart Sunday, February
26th. Wake Forest Basketball
Coach Bones McKinney is state
chairman. Local leaders for the
fund raising campaign are:
Heart Sunday Chairman —West
Edenton, Mrs. Bruce Jones, Jr.;
East Edenton, Mrs. Charlie Wood;
Rocky Hock, Mrs. Jack Leary;
Cross Roads section, Mrs. Nor
man Hollowell; Tyner, Mrs. B. P.
Monds; Tag Day, February 11, j
Ida Campen; Balloon Day, Feb
ruary 18, Boy Scouts; Business,
Canvassing, Bill Gardner andi
Johnnie Goodwin; Road Block,
February 19, Junior Chamber of
Commerce.
The full text of the Governor’s
statement follows:
“Heart Disease is the modern
American Epidemic, afflicting
more than 10 million people, in-!
eluding half a million children. |
It is responsible for more than
half of all deaths annually ini
this country. In North Caro-!
ina, over fifty people die every ;
day of heart disease —more than,
from all other causes of death!
combined.
“The cost in suffering to fami-|
lies and economic loss to the,
state is incalculable.
“The picture would be fnuch
darker if these facts were not
counter-balanced by the progress
that is being made in the fight
against .heart disease more,;
medical authorities say, in
past twenty years than in the|
past twenty centuries. Twenty
years ago, victims of heart at-1
tack and stroke were resigned
to a remaining lew years of in-i
validism. Today, three out of!
four who have suffered a heart
attack go back to work, and
many stroke patients can be
helped to return to near-normal!
lives.
“Today, new drugs and sur-!
gery are being used to control)
high blood pressure, inborn
heart defects can be* corrected,!
and diseased arteries replaced !
Rheumatic fever, forerunner of |
rheumatic heart disease which;
was a serious threat to children.!
can be prevented.
“Heart research, to which sci
entists in North Carolina’s medi
cal institutions are contributing,
re''Continuing the conquest of
this Number One Killer. Physi
cians are being trained in our
medical schools to use the new
techniques coming out of the
research laboratories. The pub
lic is being informed that help
is available and that the sooner '
it is sought, the better the
chance of warding off serious
trouble. i
“The North Carolina Heart As
sociation, with its parent body, i
the American Heart Association, 1
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® The Chowan Heraldic
i supports research, education and
. community programs, which
have contributed significantly to
, the accelerated progress of the
: fight against heart disease. The
; annual Heart Fund drive in sup
port of these programs will take
; place in February. In recogni
tion of the importance of this
i work, I am glad to designate
, February, 1961, as ‘Heart Fund
Month In North Carolina’ and
urge that all our citizens give
this campaign their enthusiastic
i support and cooperation.”
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February is designated as
Heart Fund Month in North
Carolina.
One-skillet meals will be
demonstrated this (Thursday) af
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
Advance Community Building.
Advance Home Demonstration
Club will hold its annual ham
and collards benefit supper on |
Tuesday night, February 21. ;
Chowan Tribe of Red Men!
will sponsor the Tommy Scott!
Road Show Thursday, March 23, j
in the Edenton armory.
Annual Stewards Night will
be observed at Kadesh A.M.E. 1
Zion Church Sunday night, Feb-!
ruary 12, at 7 o'clock.
Ryland Home Demonstration |
Club will hold a joint covered |
dish supper at the Chowan |
Community Building tonight j
, (Thursday) at 6:30 o'clock.
American History Month will !
be observed during the month of!
February.
Edenton Rotary Club will meet;
this (Thursday) afternoon at 1
j o'clock in the Parish House..
Edenton Lions Club will meet!
| Monday night at 7 o'clock.
The Business and Professional
Women's Club will hold its an
nual Bosses' Night banquet Tues
jday night, February 14, at 7:30
o'clock at the Masonic Temple.
Chowan Tribe of Red Men
: will meet Monday night at 7:30
1 o'clock.
| William H. Coffield Jr. Post
No. 9280, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, will meet Tuesday night
at % o'clock. v
Next Saturday, February 11.
will be the last day to enroll
in the 1961 Christmas Savings
Club at the Peoples Bank &
Trust Company.
Annual meeting of Albemarle
! Buried Association will be held
Monday afternoon. February 20,
> at Williford Funeral Home at 2
o'clock.
Advance Home Demonstration
Club will hold its annual bene
fit supper in the Community 1
Building Tuesday night, Febru
| ary 21, at 6:30 o'clock.
Chowanoke Council No. 54.
Degree of Pocahontas, will meet
tonight (Thursday) at 8 o'clock.
Edenton Chamber of Com
merce will meet tonight (Thurs
j day) at 7 o'clock at the Eden
ton Restaurant.
William H. Coffield, Jr., Post
No. 9280. and the Ladies' Auxili
ary will hold their monthly
joint dinner meeting Tuesday
night, February 21, at 7:30
o'clock at the post home.
Rev. Ralph Fowlkes
In Norfolk Hospital j
The Rev. Ralph Fowlkes, pas
tor of the Methdist Church, en
tered Norfolk General Hospital
Tuesday to undergo an opera
tion on his ankle, which was I
broken while bathing last sum-II
mer. !
If all goes well, Mr. Fowlkes 1
expects to be able to return I
home Friday.
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