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DECORATED—Amy Colon*! John R. Leary of Norfolk, Va., (right). U cofi-
I gratulaied after bring presented a citation for the Meritorious Sendee Medal by
Rear Admiral Fred O. Bennett, XJ. 8. Nary, chief of staff. Naval War College,
Newport, R. 1., in ceremonies at the college. One of 22 U. S. Army officers at
tending a 10-month resident course in the School of Naval Warfare at die Naval
War College. Leary was cited for outstanding meritorious service while serving
as Chief, Customer Assistance Office, Thailand. United States Materiel Command,
from May, 1961, to May, 1989. His citation stated that his expertise in the co
ordination of personnel engaged in assistance activities marked his overall con
tribution to the Allied effort in Southeast Asia. Col. Leary is the son of Mrs.
Bernice B. Leary of 3809 Granby Street, Norfolk, Va., and is married to the
former Neanie Bunch of Eden ton, N. C.—(Navy Photo).
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THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON, NORTH CARINA. THURSDAY j.,
Music Recital
Set At College
ELIZABETH CITY—The
public is cordially invited
to attend the first College
of the Albemarle Music
Recital of the current
school year this coming
Saturday, November 1, at 3
P. M. in the multi-purpose
room of the college audi
torium.
Performing will be pre
college, college and special
adult students from the pi
ano and voice classes of
Mrs. Mary Byerly and Dr.
Clifford Bair. Vocal ac
companiments will be pro
vided by Mrs. Dorothy
Morse, staff accompanist,
and Mrs. Byerly.
Performers will include:
Earnestine Evans, Nancy
Morris, Nina Scott, Donald
Waters and Becky Wood
house, pianists; Susan Dun
stan, Julia Gaither, Deb
orah Griffin, Stephen
Johnson, Nelle Jones, Pern
Lundell, Sandra Rhodes,
William Sanford, Gene
Sawyer, Richard Simmons,
Deborah Stokes, Wade
Sawyer and Donald Waters,
vocalists.
Ushers will be Ava Cop
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WHAT I’VE BEEN TOLD
By MARY LIZZIE LANE
Right across the lane from the present site
Was where Chappell’s Hill Church first dawned to light
There in the comer of my father’s field
Where a little log school house had stood for many yean.
In this log building where the first message want out
Many people were saved there’s no doubt.
This report has been handed down to me
For many generations you will plainly see.
It was back there a hundred years ago,
People have told me and I know it’s so.
My great grandfather sat in the front row,
He was one of the most dedicated members, you know.
He offered them land to build a meeting place.
He knew his Saviour he’d soon meet face to face.
Years later they decided what they built was too small,
A larger building was needed so it would seat them all.
And the congregation grew to such an extent
They had to build another building, that’s how it went.
The first building didn’t accommodate them very long
Because people came by great throngs.
All the Christ-like people I understand
Called a conference and went hand in hand.
They decided to try to build again
Since they had reared up families of young men.
And as the years swiftly passed by
They built the third building, I don’t know why.
This building that is standing there today.
That’s where my childhood was spent so lively and gay.
I guess God intended for it to be,
This beautiful building left for you and me.
It has a wonderful location, I am very pleased.
I hope the members don’t fail to bow on their knees.
I want the next generation to understand
How it all happened to fall in their hands.
My Uncle Frankie and Amos. too.
They were loyal to the church like me and you.
Way back there in the days of old,
Church members weren’t so indifferent and cold.
They met together to worship the Lord.
They felt His presence when they entered the door.
They knew God was the head of the Church,
And they didn’t have to say so much.
They knelt down and talked to the Lord,
They knew what to say when they stood on the floor.
Now a hundred years have passed and gone
And those dear old saints have gone home.
How they are waiting patiently to see
The day when they’ll meet with you and me.
I grew up in the church and learned about the Lord,
Now I am always standing right at the door.
If a child is brought up in the way they should go,
Their faith will get stronger as they grow.
If we sit down and cross our hands.
And say the Bible is something we don’t understand.
We know it’s God’s Holy Word, so read it today
And I know it will help you along life’s way.
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