SECTION B
News From Holmes High
By MARTHA BRITTON
AND AMT O’NEAL
The girls’ basketball
team for 1967-68 has been
chosen. Members returning
from last year are: Patricia
Ashley, Martha Britton,
Linda Byrum, Helen Jerni
gan, Beth Moore, Sue Pow
ell, Janet Sadler, Debra
Waff and Joanne Walton.
New members are: Harla
Ange, Pansy Austin, Sarah
Belch, Shelly Etheridge,
Debbie Hollowell and Mary
Ellen Wheeler. The girls
are being coached by Miss
Caroline Pond. We wish
Slade Praised
By Professor
GREENVILLE Clenton
Slade of Edenton made a
perfect score on his third
test in Physics at East Ca
rolina University here re
cently. Such an achieve
ment is very rare, accord
ing to Professor R. M.
Helms.
Helms reports that the
last 100 achieved in his
classes was in the spring
of 1966. The last such
perfect test 'paper in elec
tricity and magnetism was
in the spring of 1962.
The professor has written
the student’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Slade, Sr.,
Route 1 ,Edenton, in which
he further illustrates the
achievement. Slade made
the highest grade (90) of
the class of 10 students on
the second test in this sub
ject, and was tied with an
other student for highest
grade (95) on the first test.
"Finally, your son conducts
himself in every respect as
a gentleman,” he writes.
“You are fortunate in him.”
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THE CHOWAN HERALD
the girls much success in
their coming games.
The Future Teachers of
America had a program
meeting on Tuesday of last
week. Their guest speaker
was Miss Minnie Hollowell
who spoke to the group
about how much she got
out of teaching and the
amount of dedication one
must have to go into the
teaching profession. Every
one thorougly enjoyed Miss
Hollowell’s informative talk.
Though Miss Hollowell
has retired, she is still very
active and is planning a
trip to New Orleans and
Mexico very soon. We
hope she has a marvelous
time.
The Girls’ Monogram
Club gave a victory party
for the football team Wed
nesday night in the cafe
teria. The girls as well as
the whole town are very
proud of the Edenton Aces.
Speaking of the mighty
Homecoming
Slated Sunday
Rev. W. Franklin Cale
of South Boston, Va., will
speak at the Homecoming
Day services at Center Hill
Baptist Church at Tyner on
Sunday.
Rev. David L. Harris,
pastor, said the service will
begin at 10:30 o’clock. Mr.
Cale is a former pastor of
the church.
The renovated church
auditorium will be dedicat
ed, special music will be
provided and lunch will be
served.
It is good to be without
vices, but it is not good to
be without temptations.
—Walter Bagehot.
Aces, they sure played a
great game Friday night
as they topped Camp Le
jeune 21-13. The Aces will
meet Clayton this week
which should be a real bat
tle. So, everyone go to the
game and support our
team.
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Among the new books
received at Shepard-Pru
den Memorial Library are
the following:
The Senator’s Lady, a
novel by Shirley Seifert.
A Concise History of
Latin American Culture by
Pedro Henriquez Urena.
Ulterior Motives, a novel
by David Garnett.
New Books At Local Library
Creative Arts and Crafts
by H. Pluckrose.
Queens Folly by Elswyth
Thane.
This Island Now, a novel
by Peter Abrahams.
Between Parent and
Child by Dr. Haim G. Gin
ott.
The Fortress by Cather
ine Gavin.
SECTION B
The Limits of American
Capitalism by Robert L.
Heilbroner.
The Buckstones, a novel
by Paul I. Wellman.
All The Best in Europe
by Sydney Clark.
Ironclads of the Civil
War by Frank R. Donovan.
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