SECTION B
News From Merry Hill
By Mrs Ethel W inboom e
Mr. and Mrs. Bobbie
Bunch of Chesapeake, Va.,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Lin
wood Bunch Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Al
len Cowand of Florence,
S. C , spent last week here
at their cottage and visited
S. V. Cowand and family.
Mrs. Howard Sanford of
Windsor visited Mrs. Virgie
Baker Sunday afternoon.
David White and son,
Joby, of Newport News,
Va., spent Monday and
Tuesday with Mrs. J W.
White and Chris White of
Plymouth is spending the
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NOTICE
To CHOWAN COUNTY
TAXPAYERS
The Tax Books for the year 1969
are now in my hands for the collec
tion of taxes. We urge you to pay
your taxes now and avoid the pen
alty which will begin on February 1.
A PENALTY OF 1% WILL BE ADDED ON 1968
TAXES NOT PAID BEFORE FEBRUARY 1. AN
OTHER 1% WILL BE ADDED MARCH 1 AND
AN ADDITIONAL V 2 OF 1 % WILL BE ADDED
FOR EACH ADDITIONAL MONTH TAXES ARE
UNPAID.
Any Taxpayer who cannot pay his
or her taxes in one payment can
make partial payments until paid.
Your cooperation will be greatly
appreciated.
rrs. Elizabeth Goodwin
TAX COLLECTOR
THE CHOWAN HERALD
week with his grandmoth
er.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Bar
field and children, Marilyn,
Marsha and Randy, at
tended a homecoming at
Nuhunta Church Sunday
and afterwards visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noah
Small, of La Grange.
Mrs. Ethel Winborne and
Mrs. Neta Smith wick spent
Monday in Edenton
Irvin Lee Allcox of State
University, Raleigh, spent
the weekend with his par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Sher
wood Allcox.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Layton and Mrs. Ralph
Edenton, North Carolina, Thursday, October 16, 1969
Smithwick spent Thursday
at the Veterans Hospital at
• Kecoughtan, Va., with their
, brother, Lloyd Belch, of
Edenton.
Mrs. S B. Adams, Mrs.
E. J. Pruden, Sr., Mrs. H.
■ E. Foxwell and Mrs Ethel
. Winborne visited Mrs.
Minnie White of Harrells
ville, who is living at the
rest home at Windsor, last
week.
Rev and Mrs. Sherwood
Allcox, Mrs. Ruth Baker.
Mrs. Ethel Winborne and
James Love attended the
50th wedding anniversary
celebration for Rev. and
Mrs. W. H. Hollowell of
Ayden at the Speed Ruri-
I tan Club building at Speed,
given by their daughter,
Mrs. Claude Kidd and fam
ily of Raleigh, on Sunday
afternoon. Mr. Hollowell
is the pastor at Speed now.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
White and children of New
port News, Va., and Mr.
' and Mrs, Ken Hopkins of
! Newport News. Va.. spent
[ the weekend with Mrs. J.
| W. White
BIRTHDAY DINNER
[ MERRY HILL—Mrs. J. W.
[ White was entertained at a
[ surprise birthday turkey
[ dinner on Saturday night
[ at the home of her son,
| Gene White, of Plymouth.
I Those present. beside
| Mrs. White of Merry Hill.
[ were: Mr. and Mrs. Gene
[ White. Chris and Kather
j ine of Plymouth. Mr. and
( Mrs. Ken Hopkins of New-.
I port News. Va. Mr. and
J Mrs. Thomas White and
J children. Lisa and Susan of
J Newport News. Va., .Mrs.
| Murray Harden and daugh-
J ter. Penny, of Windsor.
I ;
I In 1915. only one per
j cent of the total civilian
J population aged 18 years or
I more were veterans. To
] day, according to the Vet
j erans Administration, one
J out of five in this age
y I group are veterans.
4. ’ 1
WORK ON BEDDING Mrs. Annie Morris of the
Warren Grove Community, left, and her daughter, Mrs.
Daisy Privott, are shown during a recent bedding work
shop held in Chowan County.
Better Bedding Program Works
The bedding program is
a reality in Chowan Coun
ty. A need for mattress
making progi am was dis
covered by a well known
deceased extension agent.
Mrs. Onnie Charlton, and
the homemakers involved.
It was Mrs. Daisy Bem
bry's desire to continue
with the people the de
sires of such a dedicated
person as Mrs. Charlton.
With the unlimited cooper
ation of Mrs Gladys White
and Mrs, Fiances Ward, a
survey was made to include
the needs of the people in
the entire county.
The purpose of the bed
ding program is to give the
people an opportunity to
purchase sheets. pillow
C. F. Watson
Taken In Death
Funeral services were
held Saturday for Claude
Fra klin Watson. 83. at 3:30
' P M. at the Williford
“ .Memorial Chapel.
Pev E. C. Alexander and
! Rev. Ru.«eil Rice officiat-
I ed. Burial was in Beaver
: Hill Cemetery,
i Mr. Wat on was a retired
merchant. He died at his
I home Thursday
He is survived bv his
• wife. Mrs. Bertie Arnold
Watson: two sons: Edward
L. Watson of Edenton; Gil
. bert J. Watson of Roanoke
J Rapids, and six daughters:
■ Mrs. Elizabeth Spruill and
| Mrs Guy Eula Landry of
I Edenton; Mrs. Laura Smith
jof Richmond. Va.; Mrs.
Lettie May Garris of Mur
freesboro; Mrs. Matoka
j Williams of Hertford and
i Mrs. Estelle Lane of Gran
dy.
Also surviving are 23
; grandchildren. 43 great
I grandchildren and two
| great great grandchildren,
j Pallbearers were: Bill
i Coltrain, R. M. Coltrain,
J Murry Lane, Billy Lane,
J Frank Williams. Ed Spruill,
j Roy Watson and Kenneth
! Watson.
■ Williford Funeral Home
J was in charge of arrange
i ments
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The beginning point of
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shop for agents and leaders
sponsored by Mrs, Gene
vieve K. Greenlee, house
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mattress making has been
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Sermons Slated By Mr. Janes
In the absence of the
pastor, Rev. R. N. Carml,
the pulpit of the Edenton
Baptist Church will be
supplied by Rev. Ted
Janes of the Southeastern
Seminary in Wake Forest
Sunday. He will preach
at both the 11 o’clock
morning service and the
7:30 evening service.
Mr. Janes has been asso
ciated with the Southeast
ern Seminary since 1961
and is presently assistant
director of the field work
with the objective of meet
ing the preaching needs of
churches and providing
preaching expei ience and
training for student preach
ers His duties at the
seminary also include in
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Other than his seminary
duties Mr. Janes has been
pastor of churches in Ten
nessee and North Carolina
and is very active in pul
pit supply and interim
pastorates. Born in Ten
nessee, he holds the B.D.
and Th.M. degrees from
Southeastern Baptist The
ological Seminary in Wake
Forest.
The supervised church
nursery will be available
to parents with small chil
dren and the morning ser
vice will be broadcast over
radio station WCDJ for the
benefit of those unable to
attend
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