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SECTION B
Dr. Leo Green
Guest Minister
Because the pastor, Rev.
R. N. .Carroll, is on vaca
tion, Dr. J. Leo Green of
Southeastern Baptist Theo
logical Seminary in Wake
Forest, will be guest
preacher at Edenton Bap
tist Church Sunday.
Dr. Green, who was
guest preacher last Sun
clay, is well known to the
membership of the church
and to many in the com
munity because of numer
ous previous preaching en
gagements with the local
church as well as in other
churches of the area.
Since the establishment
ot the seminary in Wake
Forest, Dr. Green has
served as professor of He
brew and Old Testament.
Also, because he is one of
the most able preachers in
the Southern Baptist Con
vention, he is very much
in demand and he has fill
ed world-wide engagements
in South America, the
British Isles, Europe, Af
rica and the Middle East.
The supervised church
nursery will be open dur
ing the morning and even
ing services for the con
venience of parents with
small children. The morn
ing service at 11 o’clock
will be broadcast over the
facilities of station WCDJ
as a service to those un
able to attend.
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have a wonderful display of vital
items for your outdoor activities.
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THE CHOWAN HERALD
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AWARD WINNER Presentation of 4-H Rural Civil Defense District Project
Award has been made. The presentation of a S2O check to Diane Peedin, Route 1,
Edenton, is being made by Mrs. Irby Walker, treasurer of N. C. Farm Bureau in
Raleigh. Also in the picture are Ernest M. Stallings, Rural Civil Defense Ex
tension Specialist Raleigh and Mrs. Gladys White of Edenton, home economics
extension agent. Each year during State 4-H Club Week the 4-H winners in pro
jects and demonstrations on county, district and state levels along with their
agents visit the State Farm Bureau office in Raleigh as a group.
News From Chowan County
By Mrs. Roland Evans
Sympathy goes out to
the Alexander, Harrell and
Rountree families.
Mrs. Minnie Rogerson is
still a patient in the hos
pital.
Bennie Bateman has been
released from the hospital.
Milton Evans is improv
ing nicely at home.
Edenton, North Carolina, Thursday, August 15,1968.
A revival meeting starts
at Ballard’s Bridge Baptist
Church August 19.
The Happy Home revival
will be in progress August
15 through August 25.
Chowan County Shriners
will hold their annual fish
fry at the Edenton armory
Saturday, September 7.
Dr. J. Leo Green was the
visiting minister at Eden
ton Baptist Church on
Sunday and will preach
Ihe next two Sundays.
Mrs. Edith Perry has
Band News
By BELINDA BURNS
The annual magazine
campaign of the John A.
Holmes High School Band
began on August 12 with
much enthusiasm. After
the meeting of band mem
bers scattered to all parts
of town to work for a goal
of SI,BOO.
Some of the magazines
being offered for sale are:
“American Home,’’ “Jour
nal,” “Teen,” “Post,” “Jack
and Jill,” “Look,” “Better
Homes,” “Good Housekeep
ing,” “McCall’s,” “Red
book,” and “Newsweek.”
Many other magazines
concerning farmers, busi
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 17th
See or Call David Baker
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Sears, Roebuck and Co. ]
325 S. Broad St - Edenton, N. C.
been visiting Mrs. Annie
Leary the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark By
rum and sons of Seaford,
Va., have been visiting
Mrs. Ada Byrum and fam
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Ev
ans vacationed in the
mountains of North Caro
lina and Virginia and also
spent some time at Nags
Head.
Congratulations to the
newlyweds, Nancy Morris
and Linwood Harrell.
nessmen, sports and hob
bies are being offered.
The band has magazines
to suit every member of
the family. Many of these
magazines are available at
reduced rates, thereby pro
viding great savings to
purchasers.
Help secure interesting
reading material and trans
portation for your band.
Buy a magazine from your
friendly neighborhood band
member.
Added Life
Thanks to television, old
movies never die—no mat
ter how long ago they were
shot.
Death Claims Mrs. Goodwin
Mrs. Frances M. Good
win, 96, died Monday in
Chowan Hospital.
A native of the Mace
donia section of Chowan
County, Mrs. Goodwin was
the widow of George M.
Goodwin. She was the
oldest member of Mace
donia Baptist Church.
Surviving are three sons:
Bill Goodwin, Hoskin Good
win and Henderson Good
win; a daughter, Mrs. Mar
tha Hollowell; a sister,
Mrs. Ruth Morgan, all of
Edenton; 13 grandchildren
and 27 great grandchildren.
Funeral services were
held at 3 P. M. Wednesday
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Ziegler’s Funeral Home
was in charge of arrange
ments.
Truck Taxe* Reported
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state and federal highway
use taxes for a typical
heavy truck range from
$1,581 for a three-axle trac
tor-trailer (40,000 pounds
gross vehicle weight) to
$3,200 paid by a five-axle
tractor - trailer (72,000 lbs.
GVW).
“Safety belts? Not if
I’m just going down to
the supermarket.”
Kathleen Farrell
(1943-1968)
“Safety belts? They
just make me nervous.
Besides, they wrinkle
your clothes.”
Louis Clay pool
(1931-1968)
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Gordon Fenton
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SECTION B
COSMETOLOGY
OFFERED BY
MARTIN TECHNICAL
INSTITUTE
A dual program in Cos
metology will begin with the
Fall Quarter, September 10,
at the Martin Technical In
stitute. The program will
he limited the first year to
20 Caucasian and 20 Negro
student*. Qualified student*
will be enrolled until classes
are filled on a “first come”
basis. This program will
require four quarter** of in
struction and training. Thin
program will he equipped
with the mnfit modern
equipment and staffed with
certified professional instruc
tors. The cost will be $32.00
per quarter plus hook* and
kit. It you wish to reserve
a place in cither of these
programs, write today to
Martin Technical Institute,
P. O. Drawer 866, Williams
ton, N. C. 27892. Applica
tion forms will be sent to
you by return mail.
TRY A HERALD
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