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F County News
! By MRS. ROLAND EVANS
Gumie Hobbs, Jr., and daugh
ter of Washington, D. C., and
Mrs. Hattie Hobbs of Edenton
and Mr. and Mrs. Merriel Evans
and Dean of Elizabeth City visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Edward Evans
on Saturday.
Lloyd Evans, Kay Bunch,
Gene Harrell and Esther Layton
visited the Azalea Gardens in
Norfolk Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Willie Saunders is on the
sick list; Mrs. Les Layton is still
sick.
Lynwood Bass is a patient in
Chowan Hospital.
Mrs. Nan Privott is shut-in of
the week at Rocky Hock.
Regional Brotherhood met at
Ahoskie Monday evening at 6:30
o’clock with a supper meeting.
Ronnie Toppin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Troy Toppin, has been cho
sen as delegate from Chowan
High School to attend Boys’
State at State College this sum
mer.
Miss Becki Harrell, senior at
Chowan High School, has won a
scholarship to attend Campbell
College next fall.
Miss Esther Layton has won a
scholarship to attend Chowan
College next fall.
Bobby Chappell of Chowan
High School will represent Cho
wan High at the Youth Fitness
Conference on June 9-10 in Ra
leigh.
Jimmy Hare and Miss Shelby
Jean Howell, were listed among
the honor students at East Caro
lina College.
Zackie Harrell is on the State
College baseball team.
Mr. and Mrs. West Byrum, Jr.,
have an addition to their fami
ly.
Students home for the week
end were: Betty Bunch, Kath
ryn Tynch, Faye Ober, Janet
Parrish, Joe Hollowell, Linda
Copeland, Baker Hollowell, Ger
ald Harrell.
Mrs. Hawk Crummey was hos
tess to a Stanly Party Friday
night.
The freshman class of Chowan
High School sponsored a skating
party at Elizabeth City’s Roller
Land Thursday, April 20.
The sophomore class of Cho
wan High School is planning a
fried chicken supper May 6
from 5:30 until 8 o’clock.
The Chowan PHA held its an
nual Mother-Daughter Tea on
Wednesday, April 19, in the
school auditorium.
Chowan High School Bth grade
class went on a tour to Raleigh
April 14. They visited modem
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and historical places.
The Chowan 7th grade class
was in Edenton April 14 for the
pilgrimage.
Miss Nancy Spivey was cho
sen editor of the Chowan High
School paper, ‘The Chowan”.
The Chowan Home Demonstra
tion Club women are planning
a tour Os Tryon Palace, New
Bern, May 3.
The Chowan senior class had
a wonderful tour to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Privott of
Raleigh visited their parents
over the week-end.
Mrs. Willie Bunch and Mrs. J.
F. Perry went to the Craftsman
Fair Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Evans
and Mrs. Perry attended the
Craftsman Fair in Elizabeth City
Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Hawk Crummey
and family spent Sunday in
Elizabeth City.
Arnold Driver was home for
the week-end.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Claude Rogerson,
Jr., visited relatives over the
week-end.
Visitors in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Evans on Sun
day were Mrs. Lillie Saunders,
Mrs. Martha Peele, Mrs. Myrtle
Peele, Mr. and Mrs. Carey Ev
ans, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bond
and Herman of Edenton.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Harrell
visited their parents over the
week-end.
Dr. Hardin Attends
Assembly In Florida
Dr. Richard Hardin returned
home Sunday from Miami
Beach, Fla., where he attended
a meeting of more than 4,000
family doctors in the Miami
Beach Convention Hall. Doc
tors from every part of the
country registered for the
American Academy of General
Practice 1961 Annual Scientific
Assembly. The Academy, head
quarters in Kansasa City, Mo.,
has more than 27,000 members
and is the nation’s second larg
est medical association.
Dr. Hardin had an opportuni
ty to hear 25 of the nation’s
top medical authorities discuss
new developments and progress
in the fields of therapy and di
agnosis. He saw 120 scientific
and 200 technical exhibits that
report research results and dis
play new drugs, instruments and
equipment.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. James Ellis Ross
of Seaford, Va., announce the
birth of a son, James Ellis Ross,
Jr., bom Tuesday, April 18.
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