Memorial Funds Being Sought
|tn Chowan To Combat CancerJ
In response to numerous re- {
quests from families, other |
J groups and individuals, the'
American Cancer Society has
-inaugurated a memorial fund to
which families and friends of
cancer victims may contribute,
according to Mrs. Warren Twid
dy, chairman of the 1962 Cho
wan County Cancer Crusade. j
“The memorial fund has been
estaibiished to provide a, prac
tical and fitting means by which
families or friends can com
memorate a loved one who has
died of cancer or other cause,’’ 1
Mrs. Twiddy said.
Contributions made in mem
ory of a family member or a
friend are acknowledged by the
American Cancer Society and a
memorial card is sent to the
family, other group or individ
ual stating that a memorial has
been. received and giving the
name of the donor. These con
tributions may (be in any amount
and tire tax deductible.
f
Memorial funds are' used in
support of the society’s unccas
1| ing fight against cancer through
Seven Contests In
Primary Election
Continued from Page 1, Section 1
Herbert S. Small is seeking the
office
In the Second Township Tom
Asbell is a candidate for Coun
ty Commissioner. He will op
pose j Carey Evans of Rocky
Hock (who succeeded J. R. Peele
whcn| the latter declined to be
a candidate in the last election.
Carjey Hollowell, who is seek
ing re-election as Commission
er from the Third Township,
will also face opposition. Les
_ier Copeland of Tyner will
oppose him for the office.
A unique contest has develop
ed irr- the Fourth Township for
Couh.ty Commissioner. Mrs.
Jamefr L. Hassell will be a can
didate' opposing Dallas Jethro,
Jr., incumbent, who is seeking
re-elepjion. Mrs. Hassell, daugh
ter of former Mayor Jasper L.
Wiggips, is the first woman to!
run ift an election for County)
V£omniissioner.
A contest has also developed
for tilie Chowan County Board
of Education. These members
are npw elected by the voters.
<f N. J. George, manager of George
Chevrolet Company and a for
mer school teacher will be a
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I Mrs. Twiddy points out also that
1 although the major source of
funds for these programs comes
from the society’s annual April
Crusade, memorial gifts re
ceived throughout the year are
1 becoming increasingly import
ant as more families and indi
-1 viduals become aware that they
, can contribute in the name of a
loved one toward ultimate vic
tory over the dread disease of
cancer.
j "Memorial funds should be
sent to the Chowan County Can
cer Unit of the American Can
cer Society, says Mrs. Twiddy,
“in order that Crowan County
benefit from this fund. As Cru
sade Chairman I will be glad to
accept these gifts or they may
be made to Mrs. W. J. P. Earn
hardt, executive secretary of
Chowan County Unit.”
The Memorial Program is con
ducted ycar-around with special
: emphasis on holidays and sea
sons, such as Mother’s Day,
Thanksgiving, Memorial Day and
Christmas.
candidate. With the six present
members seeking re-election, Mr.
George makes seven candidates
seeking the six seats on the
board. Present members are G.
B. Potter, chairman, O. C. Long,
Marvin Evans, Garland Asbell,
Eugene Jordan and John M. El
liott. The latter is filling the
unexpired term of Dr. L. F.
Ferguson, who retired when he
moved to Florida.
Candidates who will have no
opposition are Sheriff Earl
Goodwin; J. Clarence Leary,
County Commissioner; W. S.
Privott, judge of Recorder’s
Court and J.ohn Shackelford,
prosecuting attorney of Record
er’s Court.
VFW MEETS TUESDAY
William H. Coffield, Jr., Post
No. 9280, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, will' meet Tuesday night,
April 24, at 8 o’clock. Com
mander Hal let Chesson urges a
large attendance.
RED MEN MEETING
Chowan Tribe No. 12, Im
proved Order of Red Men, will
meet Monday night, April 23, at
8 o’clock. Obed Lee, sachem of
the tribe, requests a large at
tendance.
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