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TRANSPORTATION Mr*. Carolyn Ward'* fourth
grad* at Swain Elementary School has completed a unit
of study on transportation. The class chose the group
in which they wished to work: land, air or water. The
colored chalk drawings portray the finding of their
committees. Pictured are: Tommy Earnhardt. Kim El
more, Virginia Shelby. James White and Sandra Jack
son.
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THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON. NORTH ORNOUHI, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY M, IMS.
Pilot Survey
Slated In Area
The Albemarle Choral
Society has been chosen as
the pilot group for a na
tion-wide survey of organ
ization and management
plans, materials studied
and performed, and bene
f:i* Jerived by members of
choral organizations oper
ating under the auspices
of college and university
continuing education pro
grams. The survey is be
ing conducted by Prof.
Paul A. Aliapoulios, mem
ber of the East Carolina
University music education
faculty.
The purpose of the sur
vey is to further the
founding of area and com
munity groups who, like
the Albemarle Society, con
duct rehearsal meetings on
a division basis and who,
by combining division
forces, can perform major
items of choral literature.
In order to make the
pilot survey as complete as
possible, former members
as well as those presently
enrolled are urged to at
tend the next rehearsal
meetings of the society’s
divisions in Edenton and
Elizabeth City. The in
!divi du a 1 questionnaire
| forms can be completed in
10 minutes.
The pilot survey goes to
press March 1 and will be
used ns the model for ma
terials which will be dis
trib ut e d to continuing
education administrators
throughout the country.
Bible Lecture
To Be Sunday
W. F.. Johnson, circuit
supervisor of Jehovah’s
Witnesses in Eastern North
Carolina, will deliver a
free Bible lecture at 3
P M. Sunday at the King
dom Hall, 1201 North Oak
um Street, on the subject
“Endurance Leads to God’s
Approval.' 1
The lecture will climax
a week of special sessions
and activity by the local
congregation, including the
house-to-house visits by the
Witnesses offering free
Bible study courses with
persons of all denomina
tions.
Mi. Johnson will also
conduct a Bible forum
Saturday night at 8 o’clock
at the Kingdom Hall deal
ing with the incoming
Kingdom rule over the
earth. The public is in
vited to attend.
Thales was asked what
was most difficult to man.
He answered: “To know
one’s self.”
—Diogones Laertius.
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STUDY NATIONAL ANTHEM—Mrs. Franc** Wilk
ins' sixth grad* at Swain Elementary School mad* a
study of th* “Star Spangled Banner." Tho bulletin
board was mad* by Mike McMullen. D*l Glasgow and
Amy By rum. Their design waa appropriately don* in
red, whit* and blue.
Library Club Spsors Book Fair
The Chowan High School
Library will sponsor a stu
dent book fair March 3 to
March 6. Students will be
able to browse and pur
chase books.
The book fair will be
open during the hours of
8:30 A. M. to 3:30 P. M.
Books will be on display
in the, library.
The book fair committee
invites all students, par
ents and visitors to attend
the fair. The main pur
pose of the fair will be to
help spur student interest
in reading and building
home libraries.
The Library Club is
sponsoring this event, with
Wanda Ward serving as
book fair chairman. The
committee includes Reba
Cowand, Dorothy White,
Paul White, Larry Spivey
and Jeanette White.
The book fair display
will include attractive new
books from many publish
ers in all popular price
Girl Scout News
By Nan Stutsman, Scribe
In Girl Scouts February
11, the two Girl Scout
troops, as well as the
Brownies, met as one
group. Murray Ashley,
director of Civil Defense,
came to talk to the group
on safety and first aid.
We talked about burns,
cuts, snake bites, etc.
After Mr. Ashley finish
ed, the Girl Scouts pre
sented Mrs. Taylor Brown,
Mrs. Nathan Dail and Mrs.
Larry Williams with some
carnations and a Girl
Scout pin to show our ap
preciation for all that they
have done for the Girl
Scouts.
Then the Girl Scouts
went back upstairs and
had a Valentine Day par
ty mlth refreshments.
Then we closed the
meeting with a Girl Scout
wish.
ranges. All reading areas
of interest to students will
be represented, including
classics, fiction, biogra
phies, adventure stories,
science, nature, crafts, mys
tery and reference books.
Wonderful books to read
or to give as gifts will be
sold. The committee! is
working with Educational
Reading Service, a profes
sional book .fair company,
to furnish an individual se
lection of books for the
fair.
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Mass Schedule
At St Ann’s
Father Joseph J. Lash,
pastor of St. Ann’s Cath
olic Church, announces the
following schedule of
masses:
Friday, 7 A. M.; Satur
day, 8 A. M.; Sunday, 8
A. M.; Monday, 7 A. M.;
Wednesday, 3:30 P. M.
(Lenten devotions after
mass). <
Ashes will be distributed
before and after mass Sun
day for those who may not
have received them this
past Wednesday.
At All Souls’ in Colum
bia: Tuesday, 6P. M.
At St. Joan of Arc, Ply
mouth: Thursday, 5:30
P. M.; Sunday, 10:30 A. M.
METHODIST REVIVAL
A series of revival meet
ings will be held at Eden
ton Methodist Church each
Sunday night during Lent.
The services will begin at,
7:30 P. M.
Frankly Speaking I
Passenger (who hasn’t
enjoyed the rough weath
er): "The ship seems to tip
a good deal, steward.”
Steward: “Yes, ma’am!
However, I assume it’s
merely trying to set a good
example for the passeng
era.”
Malachi Ashley Buried Tuesday
Malachi Ashley, Route 2, l
Tyner, died Sunday in a 1
Goldsboro hospital follow- <
ing an illness of three 1
years. He was 88. j
Mr. Ashley seas a retired
fanner. 1
A native of Chowan 1
County, he was born De- 1
camber 22, 1800, eon of <
the late Robert and Della
Chappell Ashley.
Surviving is one son, i
Woody Ashley of Norfolk, t
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Va.; one brother, William (*
Robert Ashley of Tyner;
one sister, Miss Pearl Ash
ley of Tyner, and one
grandchild.
Funeral services were «
held at 1 P. M. Tuesday in
Williford Memorial Chapel
with Rev. M. B. Motts in
charge. Burial waa in
Beaver Hill Cemetery.
Williford Funeral Home
was in charge of arrange
ments.