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■Berry hill news
KMfs. Ethel Winbome
/Cecil White spent
.in Edenton with
riel Mrs. Johnnie Keet
and Mfs. Norman
i were Sunday guests
{I of %Wr. and Mi's. Raymond
: Mitchell ;,i Newport News.
sVMjfal-J. W. Win borne spent
Sf Friday ii%. Windsor with Mr.
is. and Mrs/ E>;<.l. Bowen.
Mrs. C, W. Davenport and
!: Miss Margaret Davenport
i■ spent Thursday at Durham,
jr C. W. ..Davenport returned
i; borne Thursday after spend
ing the pas*-, tv. o weeks al
Duke Hospital.
i| Mfc"»nd Mrs. "Hufus Baker
}!. accompanied' Mr. and Mrs.
I/ Feltpn r White ,t h Colerain to
Nags H ead Sifndav.
Mrs. Linwood Bunch and
Mrs. Vii'gie Baker spent
I Saturday at Chapel Hill and
visited Jimmie Mitchell at
; the hospital thgre.
Mrs. David Mizell and
family of Edenton visited
Mrs. C. T. Baker Friday.
J. B. Smithwick and son
Britt spent Saturday a!
f Snead’s Ferry.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ward
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and son Billy, Mrs. GWen
lyn Ward and Ernie Ward
of Winton, Mr. ahd Mrs.
Henry Ward of Durham
spent Saturday with Mr.
arid Mrs. C. . Davenport.
Those visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Fierce on Sunday
were: Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Gr/fin of Hafrellsvillc, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil White and
family of Windsor, Mr. and
Mrs. Carrol White of Wind
sor.
Bert Willis, Jr., accom
panied his family Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Willis, Sr., of'
EdentOn t > Morehead City,
where they spent Sunday.
Mrs. Mittie Bowen' and
Miss Vivian White of Wind
sor visited Mr. and Mrs
William White Sunday.
Jimmie Smithwick and
family of Arlington, Va.,
spent several days here last
week with his father, Ber
nard Smithwick, before go
ing to a new assignment in
Arkansas.
Those visiting Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Smithwick Sun
day were: Mr. and Mrs
Willie Hawkins of Suffolk
and Mr. and Mrs. Hobson
3ylor of Williams ton.
Miss Carole White had
_ ests who are attending
fcast fcaroliha College home
with her at her mother’s,
Mrs. J. W. White, fer last
weekend. They were: Miss
Inuelkm. Carroll of Dublin,
Miss Bobbie Sue Tetterton
of Bethel and Miss Ann
Gooden, of Elizabethtown.
Mr. ahd Mrs. Donnie
Smithwick and children of
Newport News were guests
of Bernard Smithwick sev
eral days last week.
Graham Farless of Har
rellsvilie returned home on
Friday i' ter spending last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam White.
Mrs. Claude Evans and
Mrs. Chesley White spent
Monday at Rocky Mount.
Miss Cindy Pierce of East
Carolina College, Greenville,
was at home for the weekend
with her parents.
Britt Smithwick of State
University, Raleigh, was at
iome with his parents. Mr.
md Mrs. J. B. Smithwick for
ihe weekend.
Miss Nina Love of Raleigh
ipent the weekend here with i
ier parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. j
P. Love.
Mrs. Archie Rhea of A-hcs- 1
kie spent Sunday with her
nother, Mrs. Georgia Cobb.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob House
ind daughter Lynn of Har
ellsville spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith
wick.
Mrs. Bernard Williford
spent-Wednesday in Norfolk
'vvitb.i'Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie
Smith and son.
Local Soldier Is
Expert Rifleman
FT. BRAGG. N. C.—Army
Private Vann R. Hare. 19,
soh of Mr. and Mrs. Vance
D. Hare, Route 1, Tyner,
fired expert with the M-14
rifle near the completion of
his combat training at Ft.
Bragg February 1.
The expert rating is the
highest mark a soldier can
achieve in his rifle qualifica
tion test;
CARD OI THANKS
The family of Mrs, Bailey J
Asbcll Morgan wishes to ex
press their sincere gratitude j
for the sympathy and kind- I
ness shown to us during her |
sickness and death.
TOE ASBELL FAMILY. I
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THE CHOWAN-HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1967.
Postal Workers
fielfig SodgHt
The Postal Board of 'U. S.
Civil Service Examiners, At
lanta, Ga., has announced
that applications will be ac
cepted from all applicants for
positions of substitute clerk
and substitute carrier at afl
first and second class post of
fices in the state of North
Carolina, effective February
, 17, 1967.
Starting salary for those
positions will be $2.64 per
huu r.
Applicants will be required
to take a written test and
all qualified applicants will
receive consideration Jcr em
ployment according to rating
achieved .without regard to
race, creed, sex, color or na
tional origin.
Applicants will be accept
ed until further notice and
i interested persons shpuld se
cure complete information
and application forms from
their local Post Office or
from the Executive , Secre
tary, Board of Civil Service
j Examiners, Post Office De
j partment. Room 100-Main
| Post Office Building, Atlanta,
| Ga., 30304.
Space Available
For Crafts Shop
Mrs. Montford (Elsie) Has
lam of Hertford will manage
the gift shop of the Museum
of the Albemarle. Located
in the lobby of the museum,
the shop will specialize in
hand-made items from the
10-county Albemarle area.
"Hooked rugs, crewel em
broidery, felt work, weaving, :
knitted things, jams and jel
lies, paintings, woodwork, '
and caning are some of the :
crafts we hope to include in
our shop,” says Mrs. Haslam.
“Craftsmen who have been
screened for the Albemarle 1
Craftsman’s Fair will be ac
cepted without further
screening.” The Museum
Shop will have its own
screening committee for new
contributors.
The shop will also carry
hooks, maps, and other items
of historic interest to the Al
in marie area.
Mrs. Haslam will-be .at the
[ Museum on Mondays and
I Wednesdays from ID to 4 to
talk to craftsmen and look
lat their products. She may
I also be contacted at her
I home in Hertford or by mail.
COUNTYNEWS
by Mbl. b6LaNDI EVANS
Sympathy goes out to the
Floyd' White, Marvin D.
White, W. J. White, Elton
Ward, Hdnry E. Perry and
Fannie Harris families.
Mrs. Sybil Jfpn.es and Mrs.
Nell Phillips are improving.
Charlie Turner has been
on the sick list.
Durward Murphy render
ed special music at Edenton
Baptist Church Sunday
morning.
The Edenton-Chowan Res
cue Squad is sponsoring a
standard first aid course.
The Cross Roads and Gates
Fire Departments are tak
ing the course.
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher
Perry of Suffolk, Va., Mrs.
Peggy Hooper and Miss
Joyce Perry of Elizabeth
City and Greenville visited
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Evans
and mother on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mickey
Sliva and family spent the
weekend with Mrs. Florine
Nixon.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearly- Ash
ley are planning a trip to
Florida.
The WMU mission study
book. “Forest Trails to Urb
an Jungles,” will be taught
next Monday night, Febru
ary 27. at Rocky Hock Bap
tist Church at 7 o’clock.
Rev. Ed Gordon, a mission
ary to the Phillippines, home
on furlough, will be the
speaker.
The Regional Choir Fes
tival will be held in Ahos-
Former Resident
Speech Winner
GREENVILLE Mrs. Jo
seph E. Harrell, formerly of
Edenton, was recently ac
claimed second place winner
in the State Speech Contest
held by the North Carolina
Savings & Loan League at
the state convention at Jack
Tar Durham February 10-12.
Mrs. Harrell is an employee
of First Federal Savings &
Loan Association of Green
ville and has been with the
association five months. For
attaining second place, she
was awarded a silver bowl
find a $25 cash prize.
The first place winner was
Mrs. Doris Holmes of Dur-I
ham, who received a tri to I
the National Savings & Loan j
Convention to be held in San
Francisco, Calif., in the fall
of 1907. Mrs. Harrell will
represent the N. C. League in
he event the winner is un
able to attend.
Mrs. Harrell is the daugh
ter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl G. Harrell of Edentmv^
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kie March 2.
The ordinance of baptism
and the Lord’s Supper will
be observed at the evening
worshjp service at Edenton
Baptist Church Sunday.
A revival will be held al
Edenton Baptist Church
March 5-12.
The annual Tidewater
Conference basketball tour
nament got underway Mon
day night at Elizabeth City
High School gymnasium. No
games were played Tuesday
night but were resumed on
Wednesday night and con
tinue through Thursday and
Friday nights. The cham
pionship contests will be
played Saturday night.
. The; Albemarle Conference
championship contests start
ed Monday night in the
Edenton gymnasium.
Colbert Byrum, Tyner;
farmer, was given special
recognition as the county’s
top peanut producer last
year.
Chowan Airman
At New Station
OSCODA, Mich. Airman
Second Class Thurman R.
Rountree, son of Mrs. Viola
M. Rountree, Route 1. Tyner.
N. C.. has arrived for duty
a l Wurtsmith AFB. Mich.
Airman Rountree, a persoh
ni l specialist, previously ser
ved at Vandenberg AFB.
Calif. He is assigned to the
Strategic Air Command, the
nation’s combat ready inter
continental missile and bomb
er force. .
He is a graduate of Central
High School, N. C.
Lacking
“Any physical defects?”
asked the draft doctor.
“Yes.” replied the induc
tee. “No guts.”
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Saturday at
Belk-Tyler’s
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Jj mUDAY
is
William C. Leary Given Promotion
ROANOKE RAPlDS—Wil
liam. C. Leary,; fdhriefly ■of
Edenton, . has been promoted
to superintendent of the
Roanoke .plant, ,one qf J. P.
Stevens & Company here.
Leary,; son of Mrs. Dshk
Leafy of Edenton and the
late Mr. Leary, was trans
ferred from the Rosemary
plant to replace the Roanoke
plant one superintendent,
Who has 1 taken a leave .of
absence.
# Roanoke Rapids Group Man
ager E. H. Fuller said: “We
are delighted to have already
on our staff a man of
Leary’s qualifications and
ganization to move immedi
ately into this , position.”
A 1951’ graduate of N. C.
State.. College, , Leary is an
Air 'Force ’veteran who
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came here' in 1954 to be
quality control supervisor at
the Patterson plant. Fat the
past seven years he has been
production engineer at the
Rosemary plant.
Leary also had experience
with textile plants in Gtis
tania, Warrenton ahd ROck
Hill, S. C. He fs married
to the former Janet Gay her
of RonceveCte, W. Va. ,and
they have a son. They are
members of First Methodist
Church.
One Brandy, Please
(CFN) A dog bred by
Monks is the St Bernard,
.according to the Purina Pet
Care Center. The animal
became famous as the rescue
dog of the Hospice of Saint
Bernard.