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W. FRANKLIN CALE
Former Pastor
Here Honored
Rev. W. Franklin Cale, a
former Baptist minister in
Chowan County, has been
awarded the Doctor of Div
inity degree by the Univer
sity of Richmond in Rich
mond, Va.
Dr. Cale is pastor of the
First Baptist Church in
South Boston, Va.
He grew up in Chowan
County while his father
was pastor of Center Hill,
Warwick Swamp and
Rocky Hock Baptist
churches for 18 years. Up
on his father’s death he
succeeded him and was
pastor of these churches
from 1933 to 1942.
The day before he was
awarded the degree, Dr.
Cale preached the bacca
laureate sermon at the
University of Richmond
his alma mater.
Girl Scout News
Tuesday, September 23,
Girl Scout Troop 719 met
at the Baptist Church.
We were divided into
patrols. We chose patrol
leaders and patrol names.
The patrol and patrol lead
ers are:
The Daisies —Melissa Am.
bum.
The Violet Angels Te
resa Harrell.
The Archies Rae Bur
roughs.
We sang a song and then
adjourned.
Marion Dail, Troop Scribe
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regular size and a king
size heating pad sun
lamps and heat lamps?
Foam cushions and invalid
rings are available, as well
as Supp-Hose for men and
women. In fact, there just
isn’t a sick room need that
isn’t available at Hollo
woll's Raxall Drug Stare.
It’s planting time and
cleaning up time at Gone's
5c and 10c Store, with the
arriving of the many dif
ferent kinds of bulbs for
early Spring blooms. Now
is the time to plant those
hyacinths and other Spring
bulbs. Hyacinths are 15c
each; tulips,, 10c each; cro
cus, 3 for 10c, and daffo
dils, 16c each. Just think
i how spring can come early
i for you if you plant these
bulbs now. For cleaning
up your yards, you can get
yard brooms at 99c and
$1.76 at Gono's Sc and 10c
Store.
Since fashion decrees the
new wide ties again for
men, Row Jewel*** has re
ceived the new wide tie
clip and the new wrap
around cuff links to match.
In fact there’s all sorts of
lovelies in the jewelry line
coming in each day,
among them being many
new fashions in ladies’
earrings for pierced ears
and the screw-on type,
cameos, onyx and carved
ivory and you can get pins
and necklaces to match
from Row Jewelers.
Mr. Chappell
Taken In Death
William Thomas Chap- j
pell, 83, Route 2, Tyner, j
died Monday night in Albe- i
marie Hospital in Elizabeth
City.
He was a native of Cho
wan County, son of the
late Silas W. and Elmyra
Boyce Chappell. He was
the husband of the late
Mrs. Lucy Lamb Chappell.
Mr. Chappell was a mail
carrier for Star Route in
Winfall.
Surviving are three
daughters: Mrs. Alice By
rum of Tyner; Mrs. Myra
Messener of Westchester,
Pa., and Miss Mary Wins
low of Belvidere; four sons;
Carlton W. Chappell of
Winfall; Louis A. Chappell
of Tyner; Walton S. Chap
pell of Westchester, Pa.,
and Sgt. Milton L. Chappell
of Jacksonville, Ark.; a
brother, Ambrose H. Chap
pell of Belvidere; two
stepdaughters: Mrs. John
R. Gibson of Wilmington,
Del., and Mrs. Carl Thomas
of High Point; two step
sons: William Lamb of
Wilmington, Del., and John
T. Lamb of Greensboro; 25
grandchildren and 20 great
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be
held today (Thursday) at
3 P. M., in the chapel of
Swindell Funeral Home in
Hertford. Rev. Harold
Leake and Rev. L. T. Chap
pell will officiate. Burial
will be in Happy Home
Church Cemetery.
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