PAGE SIX
SECTION ONE
Woman’s <Qiib
Meeting Set
The monthly meeting of
tile Edenton Woman’s Club
will meet Wednesday, April
6th, at the Edenton Restau
rant.
The club will havp as its
guest speaker Mrs. Marion
Odum who is District Direc
tor of Garden Clubs of North
Carolina, Inc. Mrs. Odum
will speak on the principles
flower arrangement.
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A’QVBNO if A SHI ON SHOW
Mrs. Agne S. Jenkins,
Mrs. Camilla Driver,- Kfrs.
Joanne Davis of Anne’s
i Beauty Salon; Mrs. Margaret
F. White of Margaret’p Beau
ty Shoppe and Miss , Chris
tine Harris of Chris’ Beauty
Shoppe all attended the
spring hair fashion and edu
catiomforum at the Sir .Wal
ter Hotel in Raleigh, March
27th.
These three things are
never grateful: a lover, a
son-in-law and a nephew.
—Hindu Proverb.
Mflwttr
InOteeronce
The Ghow&n Future Home
makers of America will be
wen busier than usual from
March'27 to April 2. vThat is
he week teenage members
of this organization hoM Na
tional FHA Week.
The FHA chapter at Cho
wan High School has .schgd
jled a number of activities
or the week, according to
‘heir president, Sandra Nix
on. The plans include;
(1) Radio Program
(2) Rose and card to be
given to each teacher.
(3) Favors for Hospital
(4) Newspaper Article-,
(5) Attending Ballard’s
Bridge Church April 3.
(6) Give a Mother, Father
and Daughter Covered-Dish
Supper Wednesday, March 23
at 6:30.
Future Homemakers are
home economics students in
iUnior and senior high school.
The organization, founded
nearly 21 years ago, has for
'ts motto “Toward New Ho
rizons”. This motto refers
o the work FHA members
undertake to further their
goal of helping individuals
improve personal, family, and
’community living.
Another project of the |
"Chowan FHA chapter was to i
sponsor a Halloween Carni- I
yal. Tne proceeds of that 1
carnival will be used to sepd
the incoming president; Be
linda Perry, to the FHA na
tional convention in St,
Louis in July,
Future Homemakers. are
always busy!
Superior Court Jury Frees Roscoe In .Add Case
A Superior Court jury
Tuesday found Linhart Ros
coe, 208 North Oakum
Street, not guilty of throw
ing acid in the face of Joe
Outlaw.
Outlaw had contended
that Roscoe threw the sub
stance in his face on Decem
ber 3. The state had charg
ed the defendant with as
sault with a deadly weapon.
Outlaw, 64-year-old Ne
?riJ, testified Roscoe was in
the darkened kitchen of the
home they shared on Oakum
Street and as he came down
the steps threw the "water”
n his face.
Two physicians testified
that they treated Outlow for
an eye injury. However,
neither could testify as to
the substance used to cause
the injury.
Girl Scout Nevus
On Thursday, March 24
Girl Scout Troop 719 met.
Joan Lewis called the meet
ing to order. We said the
pledge of allegiance to the
flag and the Girl Scout flag.
Then we took a quiz.
Saturday we went to Eliz
abeth City to the Girl Scout
Roundup. We saw some
films. 49 members came:
26 Brownies and 23 Girl
Scouts. Drivers were Mrs
Roy Harrell. Mrs. Henry
Powell, Mrs. George Twiddy
>nd Mrs. Tom Bass. Brownie
Irivers were Mrs. J. Boyd
Mrs. H. Bunch and Miss L. C
Voyes.
Martha Jernigan,
Scribe.
FOR QUICK RESULTS
TRY A HERALD CLASSIFY
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Deal friends.
Because of increas
ing travel, death fre
quently occurs away
from home.
In such event, we
can arrange for the
prompt return of the i
deceased through our
‘professional contact t
with funeral directors
throughout the LT. S. I
If burial is desired
at a distant paint, we
» can likewise complete
all the arrangements.
Respeetiolly,
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THE CHOWAN BEHALD. NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY MARCH 31, 1966.
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Holmes High Sc&od Chapter In Celebration Os fHA Wedc
MARY BOYCE
'FHA Reporter
What is FHA.?
;X&A stands for Future
Homemakers of America and
is the national organization
of girls and beys studying
homemaking in high schools
of thfc United States.
FHA , provides opportuni
ties for students to have ad
ditional experience in plan
ning, and carrying out activi- .
FHA LEADERS This is Future Homemakers of America Week throughout the
Cmtcd States and at John A. Holmes High School, an attractive bulletin board has
been prepared calling attention to the FHA. Shewn with the display Is Ann Harrell
viefe president, and "Vivian Whiteman, president, of the local chapter, - ’
Edward W. Jordan was
charged with speeding and
reckless driving, but at the
conclusion of the state’s evi
dence he entered a plea of
guilty to speeding in excess
of ..80 miles per hour.
Judge Howard H. Hub
bard of Clinton then sen
tenced Jordan to 20 days in
jail, suspended for one year
upon' payment of S3OO line
and costs of court.
Isaac Taylor was charged
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ties related to honoemaking.
Any member of the junior or
senior high school -who is
taking or has taken a home
making course is -eligible to
.join / the club.
The overall goal of the
organization is to, help .indi
viduals improve personal,
family and community living,
now and in the future. The
eight purposes of the Fu
ture Homemakers of America
,are: k
with larceny of a tractor and
a jury convicted him. Tay
lor was sentenced to six
months, suspended and plac
cu on probation for two
years. He was ordered to
pay court costs. j
In a case where Louis
Watson, Jr., was charged
with larceny, Judge Hub
bard sentenced him •to six
months, but suspended i1 for
three years upon payment of
costs of court.
1. To promote a growing
appreciation of the joys and
satisfaction of homemaking.
2. To emphasize the im
portance of worthy home
membership.
3. To encourage democracy
in home and community life.
,4. To work for good home
and family life for all.
5. To promote international
good will.
6. To foster the develop
One divorce case was
heard Monday with Francis
iP. Sheehan being granted’ i
divorce from Della M. Shee
han.
Other criminal gases wen
scheduled to be heard dur
ing the closing day of tin
one-week mixed term, ' a
well as civil matters.
Solicitor Herbert Small ol
Elizabeth City proseculcf
the docket and was assistec
by Thomris Chears, Jr.
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ment of creative leadership,
fn home and community
Me.
. 7. To provide wholesome
individual and group reere-*
ation.
8. To further interest in
home, economics.
Also during the year .the
Future Homemakers of Am
erica attend several district
rallies, ,and a state rally
which is held in Raleigh.;
The first week in Aprn as
set aside gs FHA week. Dur
ing .this week the club puti j
special emphasis on their
goals and works toward bet-1
ter fellowship. The club also-
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sponsors Homecoming activi
ties (Airing the football sea
son. The members also hold
.a/banquet for .their mothers.
This banquet is planned
around a theme to . honor
their mothers.
i .The officers for the Eden
ton., Chapter of the 'Future
Homemakers ‘ of America this
year are: President, Vivian
Whiteman; vice president,
Anri Harrell; secretary, Mary
Jo Wozelka; treasurer, Dian
thia Sexton; historian, Bar
l bara Wallace, and recreation
j leader, Helen Jernigan.
|, Sponsor for the local chap
ter is Mrs, Edna Reaves.