For And
About Women
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON SEPTEMBER 28, 1968
PAGE THREE
Herald Society News
'Mr. and Mrs. Wallace T.
Bass had as their guests
last week their daughter
and son-in-law, Sgt and
Mrs. Timothy Donnelly of
Wichita Falls, Texas.
Guests Sunday in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Stalls were her fath
er, Ralph Webster, of Pine
town, also Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Gurganus and Mr.
and Mrs. O. C. Elks of
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph
Dale, Win and Lynn are
moving this week to
Greenville.
Lunchroom Menu
Menus at Ernest A.
Swain Elementary School
lunch room for September
30-October 4 will be as
follows:
Monday Luncheon
meat, green beans, cheese
slices, school baked rolls,
butter, carrot and cabbage
salad, apple pie, milk.
Tuesday—Breaded steak,
dry beans, potato puff,
school baked rolls, butter,
pineapple, milk.
Wednesday Beef stew
with onions,carrots and po
tatoes. turnip greens, bis
cuits, butter, prunes, milk.
Thursday _ Spaghetti
with meat* balls, garden
peas, corn bread, butter,
grapefruit sections, milk.
Friday Roast turkey,
cranberry sauce, creamed
potatoes, collards, giblet
gravy, school baked rolls,
butter, baked custard,
milk.
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Weekend guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs.
Handy O. West were his
brother and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas West,
Norman and Eric of Mar
tinsville, Va., and hi s
father and stepmother,
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. West
Sr., of Durham.
Bobby Bright of Way
cross, Ga., visited hi s
mother, Mrs. A. L. Hawk
ins, over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Junius
Britton and family spent
Saturday in Norfolk, Va.
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Mrs. Tommy Kehayes
and son Martin are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Kehayes.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Crummey and family spent
Saturday in Norfolk, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl White,
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Nix
on and Mr. and Mrs. Alma
Griffin spent Sunday in
Norfolk, Va., attending the
Grand Ole Opera show.
Fred Britton, Jr., of Vir
ginia Beach, Va., spent the
weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brit
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo LaVoie
and Mr. and Mrs. Junius
Britton had an anniversary
dinner at the Town and
Country Restaurant in Wil
liamston on Wednesday
night.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barna
cascel and Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Holmes spent the
weekend at Nags Head.
Mr. and Mrs. Scot Har
rell spent the weekend in
Raleigh with Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Holmes, They also
attended the Carolina-
State football game
Mr. and Mrs. James F.
Ward, Susan Ward and
Mrs. Elizabeth Minshew
attended the Webb-Brink
ley wedding in Ocean
View on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Var
ner of Greensboro spent
several days this week
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Wallace. Mr.
Wallace is a patient at
Chowan Hospital.
Melvin B. Ashley and
family of Matawan, N. J.,
were recent guests of his
mother, Mrs. L. A. Ash
ley.
Mrs. John Hollowell and
Mrs. A. E. Jones spent
Friday in Norfolk.
Mrs. J. D. Swindell and
Miss Frances Marshbourne
spent Thursday in Wash
ington, N. C.
Mrs. Jack Parker of
Rish Square spent the
weekend with her son and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Parker.
Miss Mae Barnacascel
spent several days last
week with Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Barnacascel.
Dr. and Mrs. W. I. Hart
are spending this week in
New York City.
HOSPITAL
PATIENTS
VISITING HOURS:
2 to 4 P. M.— 7 to 8 P. M.
Patients discharged from
Chowan Hospital Septem
ber 17-24 included the fol
lowing:
Miss Laverne Cummings,
Rufus Stokley, Mrs. Jo
Ann Bond, Alan Williams,
Mrs. Erma Overton, Mrs.
Dorothy Morgan, Palmer
Tynch, Franklin Gray,
Mrs. Ernestine White, Mrs.
Ethel Balthers, Wilbert
Harris, Mrs. Irene Holley,
Mrs. Sarah Rawls, Fred
Cox, Joe Brickhouse, Mrs.
Barbara Lyons.
Also, Mrs. Dorothy Per
ry, George Moore, Charlie
Sesscms, William Wil
loughby, Miss Hilda Twine,
Mrs. Gladys White, Mrs
Ina M. Spruill, James
Gramby, Miss Shirley Per
ry, John Ford, Mrs. Ula
Hackstall, Mrs. Thelma
Hudson, Mrs. Ella Lamb,
Mrs. Birda Spivey, Mrs.
Lillie Francis.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Don Mor
gan, a son; Mr. and Mrs.
Carroll Junior Bond, a
son; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Dempsey Jennings, a son;
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Over
ton, a daughter.
How food fads
3 can fool you
We don’t mean there’s any
thing wrong with eating
yogurt and wheat germ
and so on. They are fine,
healthful foods. But here’s
the rub. Advocates of some food fads promise
benefits that diet alone can’t deliver. Occasionally,
someone with a medical problem will try to solve
it by living mostly on cabbage juice or some such
thing. Special foods and diets, however, have lim
itation—can be harmful when improperly used.
So if you think there’s anything wrong with you,
by all means see your physician.
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BISHOP-ELECT—Rev. Hunleg Age* Elebush, left, bishop coadjutor-elect of the
Episcopal Diocese of East Carolina. Sunday delivered the morning sermon at St.
Paul's Episcopal Church her*. Mr. Elabash is shown here in the church yard
with Rev. George Holmes, rector.
Rare Episcopal Consecration Set
When the Rev. Hunley
Agee Elebash is consecrat
ed Bishop Coadjutor of the
Episcopal Diocese of East
Carolina in St. James
Church, Wilmington, on
October 2, it will mark
the first such service for a
coadjutor in 64 years and
the first in 23 years for a
diocesan bishop.
On October 31, 1904, Rev.
Robert Strange was conse
crated Bishop Coadjutor to
assist Bishop Alfred A.
Watson. Descendant of a
long line of churchmen,
Bishop Strange’s family
were members of St. James
when Wilmington was
founded in the early Eigh
teenth Century. He was
baptized in St. James and
retired in its Sunday
School.
He was succeeded in
-1915 by Rev. Thomas
Campbell Darst, at that
time rector of St. James
Church, Richmond, Va. A
native of Pulaski, Virginia,
Bishop Darst served the
diocese for 30 years. Dur
ing his episcopate Good
Shepherd Hospital was
founded at New Bern to
serve the Negro popula
tion of eastern North Caro
lina.
Woman’s dub
Project Is Set
A Thrift Sale and Bake
Stile, sponsored by the
Edenton Woman’s Club,
will be held Friday in the
old Habit Grocery Store
building on Broad Street.
The sale will open at 10
A. M., and close at 5 P. M.
There will be many
items of clothing for the
entire family marked at
low, low prices.
The Bake Sale will fea
ture many delicious good
ies, including cakes, pies,
cookies, candy and various
home-made pickles.
The Thrift Sale will con
tinue through Saturday
from 10 A. M. until 6 P. M.
Rev. Thomas H. Wright
succeeded Bishop ‘Darst in
1945 and was consecrated
in St. James Church on
October 5 of that year. A
native of Wilmington, Bish
op Wright was educated
in the Wilmington public
schools, the University of
the South, Sewanee, Tenn.,
and Virginia Theological
Seminary.
His ministry has includ
ed New York City, San
Francisco and San Antonio;
in addition he has served
the church on many im
portant boards, including
the overseas work of the
Episcopal Church.
In June, 1968, he was
elected head of the Pro
New Books At Local Library
New books received at
Shepard - Pruden Memorial
Library include the follow
ing:
Adult Fiction
An Hour of Last Things
and Other Stories by
George P. Elliott.
Morning, Noon and Night
by James Gould Cozzens.
Centenary at Jafna by
Mazo De La Roche.
Against the Moon, a
novel by Jane Gilmore
Ruslhing.
Adult Non-Fiction
Gods, Graves and Schol
ars, the story of Archae
ology by C. W. Ceram.
A Very Personal Presi
dency, Lyndon In the
White House, by Hugh
Sidey.
Perhaps and Perchance,
compiled by Laura E. Ca
thon.
Mrs. Appleyard and I, a
biography by Louise An
drews Kent.
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vince of Sewanee, made
up of nine southern states.
Comparable to an arch
bishop in England, in the
United States a provincial
head is designated Presi
dent of the Province.
Bishop and Mrs. Wright
reside at Porter’s Neck
Plantation in Wilmington.
They are the parents of
four children three sons
and a daughter. Hannah
Wright Schmidt is married
to a Pittsburgh attorney.
Thomas H. Wright, Jr., is
a Washington attorney. Lt.
James Wright is with the
Navy in Oso, Washington,
and John Wright is a stu
dent at Groton School in
Massachusetts.
by MacKinlay Kantor.
Juvenile
Childhood of Famous
American Series, bio
graphies of famous Am
ericans.
A Lot Os Trust
“Why is it,” asked a visi
tor to the United States
Mint, “that they stamp 1 ‘ln
God We Trust” on the
pennies?”
“That,” explained the
guide, “is for the benefit
of the people who use them
for fuses.”
COUPLES HONORED
Mr. and Mrs. Britton
Byrum and Mr. and Mrs.
Rudolph Dale were honor
ed Saturday night with a
“Going Away” supper held
at the Edenton Restaurant.
The 19 couples present
gave a silver bread tray
to each couple as tokens
of their lasting friendships.
The gay occasion was con
cluded with dancing.
Traffic Cases Heard In Court
Thirteen cases were
tried in Chowan County
District Court Tuesday
morning with Judge Fent
ress Horner of Elizabeth
City presiding.
Most of the cases called
by Solicitor Wilton Walker
were for violation of the
motor vehicles law.
Disposition was made of
the following cases:
Joseph Elmer Rogerson,
following too closely, $lO
fine and costs.
Kermit Ray Smith, driv
ing too fast for conditions,
$25 fine and costs.
Terry Wayne Pike,
speeding, $25 fine and
costs.
Michael Charles Twiddy,
improper registration, $lO
fine and costs; no liability
insurance, SSO fine and
costs.
Gary William Farmer,
disregarding a stop sign,
$lO fine and costs.
Matthew Steven Garrett,
improper passing, prayer
for judgment continued
upon payment of $lO fine
and costs and not drive
for 60 days.
Sara Sue Powell, traffic
violation, costs.
W. H. Floyd, worthless
check, 30 days, suspended
upon payment of costs and
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make restitution of $56.07
to Quinn Furniture Com
pany and not violate check
law for five years. Floyd
was also fined $25 for
failure to appear last week.
Alexander Martin, speed
ing, S3O fine and costs.
Julius Laura Hardison,
traffic violation, costs.
Joseph Leary Heninger,
speeding, $25 fine and
costs.
Edward Rankins, im
proper passing, $lO fine
and costs.
Ken Maynard Jones,
speeding, S2O fine and
costs; no operator’s li
cense, nol pros; injury to
personal property, 90 days,
suspended upon payment
of costs and make restitu
tion.
Flattered
“This robbery was car
ried out very cleverly,”
said the judge.
“Come now, judge, no
flattery, please,” replied
the blushing prisoner.
NIXON’S
THE ONE
1968