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4he annuo) Chovian Music
Festival was present enl by Cho
wan County Home Demonstra
tion Club in observance of Na
tiohal Hone Demonstration Club
Week, in Chowan School
auditorium Sunday j afternoon,
April 30, at 2:80 o’clock. Each
dub was responsible for special
music. Mrs. B. P. Mothds, Coun
ty Council president, ! gave the
welcome. Invocation was by
the Rev. Carl Cart, pastor of
Ballard’s Bridge Baptist Church.
C. W. Overman was congrega
tional song leader. 'Karl Har
rell served as pianist \ and the
Rev. T. W Allred gave Ithe bene
diction. A good crowd (attended.
Commissioners’ luncheon was
held at Advance Monday af
ternoon at 1 o’clock. \
Mrs. Dixie L. Nixon is spend
ing some time with MrsL Lester
Copeland in Ryland.
Mrs. Evie Byrum caEed on
Mrs. Ella Mae Perry Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Mag Goodwin, Mrs. Deb
Leary, Mrs. Bessie Harrell and
Mrs. J. F. Perry visited Mrs.
Dixie Nixon and Mrs. Bristoe
Perry Tuesday afternoon, also
Mrs. Lillie Layton.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Bunch
spent last week-end at their
cottage.
Mrs. Irene Bunch and Miss
Tom Whitman called on Mrs.
Lillie Layton Tuesday afternoon.
Ms. and Mrs. Less Layton
visited Mrs. Dixie Nixon and
Mr. and Mrs. Bristoe Perry on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Cora Bunch called on
Ella Mae Perry Wednes-
JiMr. and Mrs. O. C. Long, Jr.,
attended the funeral of Mrs.
iLong’s uncle at Hertford on
Tuesday afternoon,
j‘Douglas Bunch is on the sick,
Sst. /
v Glenn Lowe of Roper had the
Misfortune to break an arm.
i-Mrs. Lillie Saunders spent
Sunday with Mrs. Effie Evans.
/Miss Barbara Allred of Win
g&te College was home over the
jveek-end.
] A Bible School planning meet
ing was held at Rocky Hock
thurch Monday night at 8
•’clock.
J The Brotherhood Executive
ffcmmittee of Rocky Hock meets
kr it h Murray Bass tonight
(Thursday).
M,The Rocky Hock Church
Training Union fish fry will' be
held Friday night at 7 o’clock
it the community building.
4*Mrs. Hubert Lowe and chil
dren and Mrs. Preston Morris
and children visited Mrs. Effie
Sunday afternoon.
1 Mrs. Annie Leary’s visitors
over the week-end were: Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Leary of New
W Mrs. Wallace Hobbs and
children of Sunbury, Trot Leary
f* Edenton, Mr. and Mrs. Au
i ’ >rey Ralph and girls of Cora
t >eake and Mr. and Mrs. Pres
« hn Nixon of Hertford.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Keeter
tnd family are expected to ar
■ ive from Germany soon to visit
heir parents before being sta
ioned at Texas.
J Little Miss Diane Crummey
3j(ad a tonsillectomy on Friday
it Chowan Hospital.
Master Gene Meadows is a
atient in Chowan Hospital.
Miss Aletia Meadows had a
jnsillectomy this week.
Edsel King was home re
cently.
1 Zacky Harrell was home for
me week-end.
idiss Janet Parrish of Wilson
Wis,at home over the week-end.
J Mr. and Mrs. Marion Cash of
j quick action,
I v JSSBEL top service
Your service cal us gets
prompt attention. One of [Am
our experienced TV techni
cians will be at your -home
quickly to get your set
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Rocky Mount visited Mrs. Mona
Hofler over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Delton Bunch of
Suffolk visited Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmy Bunch over the week
end. 1
Miss Joyce Bunch of Suffolk
Vis*** .hfflt jgltindmother recently.
i J. B. Hill Os Greenville visit
ed his daughter on Sunday.
Chowftn Home Demonstration
Club will meet on Monday af
lemoan, May 8, at 3 o’clock at
the dub house. ‘ 0
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Saunders
will attend an insurance con
vention in Washington, D. C.,
Thursday through Sunday.
Mrs. J. F. Petty is sick.
Tommy, Harrell, formerly of
Chowan High 4-H Club, won
honors at the annual Livestock
Show and Sale recently. He
received grand champion steer
award and second place in
showmanship. Tommy’s brother,
Bobby Harrell, took third place
with .a steer and third place in
the showmanship contest. The
Harrell brothers are sons of Mr.
and Mrs. Thurman Harrell of
Route 1, Hertford. Bobby also
won honors when he scored a
winner With a pen of three hogs.
Mr. and Mrs. Muriel Evans
and Dean of Elizabeth City,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Evans Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Keeter
and sons visited Mr. and Mrs.
Normn Keeter, Mr. and Mrs. Ro
land Evans \and Mrs. Perry on
Sunday.
Stanford Perry of Suffolk
visited his mother Sunday after
noon.
Foodhandlers School
Proves Big Success
The three-day school for food
handlers of the Pasquotank-Per
quimans-Camden-Chowan Health
District came to a close Thurs
day and was considered a great
success. The total attendance
for the three days was 511.
This figure represented food
handlers from restaurants, soda
fountains, dairy marts, school
cafeterias, colleges, hospitals,
nursing homes, licensed practical
nurses class and several inter
ested persons.
The three-day program con
sisted of informative lectures
concerning the various aspects
of food sanitation and food ser
vice which were delivered by
authorities on these subjects.
The fOodhandlers were shown
how food, drink and utensils
can be contaminated with bac
teria ;and then spread disease
through failure to observe prop
er sanitation practices. Correct
methods of washing, rinsing,
sanitizing and storage of eating
and drinking utensils was stress
ed, together with the proper
handling of sanitary paper ser
vice, safe practices in serving
food and personal hygiene.
Health Department officials
expressed their gratification.with
the interest shown by the num
ber attending and said such fine
cooperation is a definite indi
cation that the foodhandlers
have the welfare of their cus
tomers at heart and are continu
ously striving to provide the
public with better eating places
and service.
Let a human being throw the
engines of his soul into the mak
ing of something, and the in
stinct of workmanship will take
care of his honesty.
—Walter t Lippmann.
Two kinds of gratitude: The
sudden kind we feel for what we
take; the larger kind we feel for
what we give.
—E. A. Robinson.
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, WORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1961.
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