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Travel Guide Includes Area
Helpful Traveling Com
panion Mention* Local
bile*.
Edenton tourist locations
and motels get a boost in
the 10th edition of the Mo
bil Travel Guide which
goes on sale at Mobil
stations and bookstores
throughout the country to
day.
The Mobil Guide is the
country’s oldest and larg
c.-t selling national travel
guidebook.
The new edition lists and
quality rates a number of
local lodging facilities and
r ecommends Chowan Coun
ty Court House, St. Paul’s
Episcopal Church and many
<ld buildings among spe
cial attractions for motor
ists traveling this way.
The local listings and rat
ings w.ere made by the
Cuide’s editors on the basis
ol’ information supplied by
experienced, impartial in
spectors. These inspections
are completely objective
and the inspectors receive
no payment from the es
tablishments they check,
according to the Guide’s
editors. All lodging and |
dining facilities listed in j
previous editions of the
guidebook were reinspect
ed and revaluated before
their 1968 ratings were |
made. In the case at res
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m th e family of the deceased.
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SE respect and esteem, as well
as of close association with ■
== th e deceased.
f| Pallbearers should be
notified promptly so that they ■
may make personal arrangements M
_ o be in attendance at the
=R| burial service.
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Put cotton spray exactly where you need it
with new John Deere Hi-Cyde Attachments
New soil incorporator mixes herbicide in with surface soil in band
up to 18 inches wide to help you take full advantage of new
weed-control chemicals.
New directed-spray unit has nozzles mounted in centers of
open-faced gauge wheels which roil with surface to point spray
where you want it
Convert directed spray unit to boom and solve
mid-season weed-control problems. • MjjLgaHk
All 3 mount on 600 and 700 Hi-Cycles.
Um our convenient, confidential Credit Plan
taurants, this includes an
inspection of the kitchen.
A new feature of special
interest to both travelers
and proprietors of hotels,
motels and restaurants is a
letter-code system which
tells the traveler at a
glance what major credit
cards are honored.
Ratings in the Guide
range from one-star to
five-star. One-star indi- .
cates “good, better than
average.” Two-stars tells
you the place is “very
good,” three-stars denotes
“excellent” and four-stars
indicates “outstanding,
worth a special effort to
reach.”
The highest rating, five
stars, denotes “one of the
best in the country.” Only
THE CHOWAN HEEALO, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, MAY 9, IMS.
32 of the over 23,000
places listed in the 1968
guidebooks have earned
five-star standing.
In addition, check mark
ratings indicate places that
are particularly good values
and relatively inexpensive.
The Mobil Travel Guide
is published in seven reg
ional volumes each con
taining a regional road at
. las, maps of major cities
and suggested motor tours
through particularly scenic
or historic areas. Each
volume also contains exten.
sive information about
regional fishing, hunting,
camping and other out
door sports opportunities.
Information about this
area is included in the
Middle Atlantic States edi
tion of the 1968 Mobil
Travel Guide.
Wolfpack Gub
Meeting Today
Chowan County’s Wolf
pack Club will have a
luncheon meeting today
(Thursday) at Edenton
Restaurant. The meeting
begins at 1 o’clock.
A1 Phillips, who is in
charge of arrangements,
said all alumni and friends
of N. C. State University
are urged to attend.
A film, in sound and
color, of highlights of the
past season will be shown.
Grid coach Ernie Driscoll
and Field Director Warren
Carroll will be in attend
ance.
Hillbilly Comedy
Slated At Creswell
Creswell Woman’s Club
will present “A-Feudin’
Over Yonder” Friday night
at 8 o’clock. The hillbilly
comedy will be staged at
Creswell High School Au
ditorium.
Members of the cast in
clude: Mrs. Joseph Melson,
Rena Mae Sexton, Mrs.
Van Sexton, John Vemel
son, David Cade, Mrs. Ray
Craddock, Mrs. Richard
Sperlocke, Mrs. Howard
Davenport, Van Sexton, J.
D. Melton, Hilton Chesson
and Doug Walton.
To please me, a poem
must be either music or
sense; if it neither, I con
fess I cannot interest my
self in it.
—S. T. Coleridge.
Make Church - Going A Habit ...
s SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
WISDOM FOR FAMILY LIVING
■ International Sunday School Lesson for May 12
2 Memory Selection: “Provoke not your children
8 to wrath; but bring them up in the nurture and
2 admonition of the Lord.” —Ephesians 6:4.
| Lesson Text: Proverbs 41:l-5a, 20-27; 6; 20-23;
| 31:10-31.
Our lesson today stresses the fact that parents
■ are responsible before God (as set forth in the
■ marriage service) for the proper rearing of their
■ children, imbuing them with the concept —in
■ their formative years—that they are obligated
■ to perpetuate a family heritage that has its roots
■ in faith in God and the wisdom that He supplies,
g Preserving the integrity of some and family
■ life is no easy goal in the times in which we
5 live. The pressures of providing a roof over the
J heads of wife and children, of supplying food
■ and clothing, and education—all these—coupled
■ with pressures (job-wise) put a strain on the
2 man of the house—traditionally the breadwinner
■ for the family. But no less is the responsibility
5 of the woman; for—combined—in the eyes of
2 God they are as one, and committed to the pre
-2 paration of their children for the problems, the
■ joys, the pains of life.
■ In the time of the birth of Christianity, family
2 ties were close. The Commandments —the rules
2 for living—exhorted, among other things: “Honor
■ thy father and thy mother, that the days may
S be long upon the earth.” And, the father was to
2 instruct is son in the ways of the Lord. Now
■ ad ays, modern day travel and modern day living
2 have taken their toll of close family ties. Yet—
have they? For it is certain that, as each child
goes forth to try its wings in discovering this
great wide world, he is (basically) a creature of
habit. More and more, as independence exerts
itself, and problems present themselves, each one
will be forced to fall back on the basic principles
learned at home in the formative years of life.
Reserves will be drawn on that did not con
sciously exist before. And just how deep, and
how strong, and how valuable these reserves of
spirit are, will depend on how wisely the par
ents have instructed their children in the basics
of Christianity.
Schooling has provided an awareness of his
tory, of geography, and the arts; the parents
have provided (ideally) the basics necessary for
living in a world peopled by complex human be
ings, ruled by complex emotions—the basics for
a sustaining faith which carries both child and
adult through trials and tribulations that, with
out instilled principles and molded character,
would destroy the immaa spirit.
But what good is knowledge if it is hoarded
and dies of unuse? Knowledge, wisdom—what
ever life and experience teaches us as individuals,
is limited in its usefulness if it is not passed on
to each subsequent generation. All life is a
circle, and the problems that plague us as adults
today, will surely plague our children tomor-
Conlinued on Pag* 7
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t Mothers have secrets that they keep for their i
children . . . like the present Rick plans to give 2
Dad on his birthday.
But mothers also have secrets of their own... 2
dreams of what they hope their children will be- ■
And woven into the fabric of every mother's*
dream are threads of character, morality, courage, 2
faith. The threads are there, but unseen—simply 2
part of the finished design; a son or daughter to a
But in such dreams we should study the threads 2
and realize the loom on which they must be woven. 2
The qualities that give strength and beauty to a*
life come from thorough religious training!
So a mother’s dream should not remain a secret. ■ *
It must be her husband’s dream, too. For together, 2
—with the guidance and help of the Church, they 2
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THE CHURCH FOR ALL 2
ALL FOR THE CHURCH M' ’<■
The Church is the great- | S
est factor on earth for the \ aHR\
building of character and it, \ '
good citizenship. It is a , HS&Li "
storehouse of spiritual jpv : N
values Without a strong f \ X’v Wi "S&tettK?* '
Church, neither democ- \ V : ■
racy nor civilization can W B ;
survive. There are four S> HHHH ■
sound reasons why every Hha M
person should attend ser- f , > 8&W
vices regularly and sup- % *
port the Church. They v * i \ ~
are: (1) For his own sake ii j i J TIiWWwK. ; * RSJafif'. 5
(2) For his children’s I ?
sake. (3) For the aake of »
his community and na- j
tion. (4) For the aake of \ ■ngHp' vS’.
the Church itjelf. which T
needs his moral and ma- { Mg- ‘ . \
terial support. Plan to go .yffP’:' -yJ&MsMpMk
to church regularly and jT \ :
read your Bible daily. , ® *l;
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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