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Chowan High News
Br SHAROLE GOBLE
Chowani&n Receives All
American
News was received Mon
day that the 1969 Chow
anian has attained an All-
American rating. The
staffs first three issues
were those judged.
Editor of this award
-winning paper is Jo Ella
Copeland. Diane Peedin
serves as associate editor
and Mrs. Marvis Hendrix
as advisor.
Talent Show Planned
Chowan High School’s
auditorium will be the set
ting for the annual Beta
Club talent show Thursday
night. Tickets are 75c for
adults and 50c for students.
Seniors Take Trip
A trip to see the movie
“Romeo and Juliet will be
taken by the seniors. The
class will travel to Norfolk
in April.
School Closes
School will close for the
ATTENTION!
PEANUT
GROWERS
We Are Now Open and Ready
To Shell Your Seed Peanuts.
REMEMBER: An Experienced
Operator Can Save
You Money!
Our plant is located on North Broad
Street in front of the George Chevro
let Company.
We Also Have Certified
Seed Peanuts For Sale
Leary Bros.
Storage Co.
' Phone 482-2141 Edenton, N. C.
ANNOUNCEMENT
KATHERINE C. FOREHAND
AND
ANNE J. BURROUGHS
OF THE
R. Elton Forehand Agency, Inc.
Take Pleasure In Announcing the Purchase of
Edenton Insurance Agency
From R. Graham White
I WE OFFER COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE f
I AND . I
APPRECIATE YOUR CONTINUED PATRONAGE
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THE CHOWAN HERALD
Easter holidays Friday
through Monday. The usu
ally longer holiday was
shortened due to the delay
of school starting.
Mass Schedule
At St Ann’s
\
Father Joseph J. Lash,
pastor of St. Ann's Cath
olic Church, announces the
following schedule of
masses:
Holy Thursday, 7 P. M.,
followed by Adoration un
til 10 P. M.
Saturday—Holy Saturday,
11 P. M. Easter vigil fol
lowed by a .sung Latin
mass at midnight ahd 8
A. M.
At St. Jean of Arc, Good
Friday, 5:30 P. M. Litur
gical Function preceded by
Stations, Easter Sunday.
10:30, confessions from 4
to 5 before mass.
Edenton, North Carolina, Thursday, April 3, 1969
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NEW HOSPITAL STAFF MEMBERS—Two new de
partment heads recently joined the staif at Chowan
HcspitaL Kyle McCall, left, is head of food service and
supply, while Frank Pearce is chief of the lab.
Department Heads Join
Chowan Hospital Staff
Kyle McCall of Elizabeth
iCity and Frank Pearce of
I Goldsboro have recently
j joined the staff of Chowan
Hospital as department
heads, according to Thomas
Surratt, administrator.
McCall is head of food
service and supply and
Pearce is chief in the lab.
Surratt said he is pleas
ed to have these two well
| qualified men become asso
| dated with the local medi
cal facility.
McCall recently retired
from the U. S. Coast Guard
after serving for 21 years.
At the time of his retire
ment he was chief commis
sary man at the Elizabeth
City base. He is a gradu
ate of the advanced com
missary school in Newport,
Williams Joins Navy Exercise
USS WILTSIE at Sea-
Seaman Apprentice Calvin
M. Williams, USN, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Joel C. Wil
liams, Jr., Route 2, Cape
Colony, Edenton, N. C.,
participated in Operation
Bell Jangle while serving
aboard the destroyer USS
Wiltsie.
The third major naval
exercise off the coast of
California this year, Bell
Jangle is a First Fleet op
eration designed to empha
size the tactics needed in
both Southeast Asian op
R. I.
McCall is married to the
former Marguerite Butler
of Hertford and they have
two sons. The McCalls' are
Baptists.
Pearce trained as a medi
cal technologist at Johns
ton Memorial Hospital for
24 months and served in
the lab in the Army for
two years. He was with
Wayne Memorial Hospital
in Goldsboro for five
months before accepting
the local position.
The lab technician is
married to the former
Grace Jones of Princeton
and they have an infant
daughter. They plan to
move to Edenton in the
near future. The Pearces
attend the Church of God.
erations and Western Pa
cific deployments.
Highlights of the eight
day exercise which ended
March 20 included an am
phibious landing at Camp
Pendleton, Calif., and
flight operations from the
aircraft carrier USS Oris
kany. Carrier aircraft
conducted air-to-air mis
sile exercises using drone
planes and flew bomb
strike missions in both the
Chocolate Mountain and
Twenty-nine Palms bomb
ing ranges. Camp Pendleton.
News From Chowan County
By Mrs. Roland Evans
Sympathy to Mrs. Con
nie Long, Mrs. Pearl King
and Roy Winfred Lane
families.
Carlton Goodwin and W.
J. Berryman have been pa
tients in the hospital.
The ordinance of baptism
will be observed at Eden
ton Baptist Church Sunday
afternoon at 5 o’clock.
There are 26 candidates for
baptism.
Rocky Hock and Mace
donia Easter sunrise ser
vice will be held at Rocky
Hock Baptist Church Sun
day morning at 6 o’clock.
An Easter sunrise ser
vice will ‘be held at the
Church of Christ at Cape
Colony Sunday morning at
6:30 o’clock.
Miss June Turner will be
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honored at a bridal shower
April 4 from 8 P. M. to 10
P. M. at Center Hill Com
munity Building. Hostesses
will be Mrs. Ralph Good
win and Linda, Mrs. Carl
ton Goodwin and Vickie,
Mrs. Sammy Byrum and
Belinda, Mrs. Jimmy Tur
ner and Mrs. Elvin Spivey.
A revival is being held
at Riverside Baptist Church
this week.
A revival will be held at
the Church of Christ at
Cape Colony the week of
April 14.
Miss Brenda Hollowell is
visiting her parents, , Mr.
and Mrs. Noll Hollowell,
Jr., this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland
Evans went to Suffolk
Friday evening.
Mrs. Fletcher Perry will
visit her home in Oxford,
England for a few weeks.
She will fly from Wash
ington to London this
week.
Mrs. Annie Leary is con
valescing at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Ralph
at Corapeake.
The Red Cross bloodmo
bile collected 151 pints of
blood here Monday. It
Make Sure You Are
Registered So You
Can Vote For
Henry G. Quinn
j;i For MAYOR On May 6th
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was the second highest
collection in the history of
local visits.
T’he Little Theater will
present “Odd Couple,” on
April 17 and 19. It’s a
three-act comedy.
A wise man loses noth
ing, if he but save him
self.