School Lunch Roo m Menus Book Review
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'Menus in the lunch rooms
of Chowan County Schools
for January 19-22 will be as
follows:
Ernest A. Swain Elementary
School
Monday Meat loaf, green
beans, steamed rice, gravy,
rolls, butter, apricots, milk.
Tuesday— Beef vegetable
soup, crackers, peanut butter
and jelly sandwiches, pine
apple upside down cake,
milk.
Wednesday—Fried chicken,
candied yams, garden peas,
biscuits, butter, apple sauce,
milk.
Thursday Hamburgers,
French fries, carrot and cab
bage salad, catsup, rolls, but
ter, peach pie. milk.
White Oak Consolidated
School
Monday—Franks, macaroni
and cheese, green beans, chill
ed peach halves, rolls, milk.
Tuesday— Fried chicken,
whipped potatoes, mixed
greens, apple sauce cake,
rolls with butter, milk.
Wednesday,—Beef vegetable
soup, peanut butter and
honey sandwich, pineapple
delight, milk.
Thursday Meat loaf with
gravy, rice, candied yams,
pears, rolls with butter, milk.
Chowan High School
Monday Beef and vcgc
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Freshness is the reason
. . . Coble Milk is
produced by skilled
Coble Dairy farmers on
tine dairy farms through
out the length and breadth
of Coble Country.
A comprehensive system
ot checks and balances
makes our products
"Cobleized.” this enables
us to unconditionally
guarantee them tor Purity,
Freshness, and Flavor!
BUY COBLE
LEADING
STORES
i table soup, franks, block
s cake with chocolate icing,
i bread, crackers, milk.
Tuesday—Pizza with ham
burger and cheese, tossed
salad, dried prunes, apple
sauce, bread, milk,
i Wednesday Ravioli, green
, peas, pear salad, cookies, rolls,
butter, milk.
• Thursday Fried chicken,
• buttered corn, green peas,
. candied yams, raisin custard,
, rolls, blitter, milk.
John A. Holmes High School
Monday Fillet of fish,
French fries, scalloped toma
toes, corn bread, butter, apple
, sauce cake with whipped
topping, milk.
Tuesday— Spaghetti with
meat sauce, cole slaw, green
peas, corn bread, butter, pear
halves, milk.
Sports Camp At Oak Ridge
GREENSBORO—Oak Ridge
Military Institute will be the
site of a 1970 Johnny Unitas’
All-America Football Camp
in June.
The announcement wa s
made jointly by Col. William
P. Pope, superintendent of
Oak Ridge and Eugene E.
Smith of Greensboro, presi
dent of All-America Sports
Camps.
Oak Ridge Military Insti
tute. a growing, 117-ycar-old
college preparatory school, is
northwest of Greensboro in
Guilford County. A new
football field was recently
added as a part of the
school’s current extensive ex
pansion program, which was
begun in 1967.
Both Col. Pope and Smith
expressed pleasure with the
arrangement, which will
bring leading professional
players from the National
Football League (o the school
as instructors for the camp
session June 14-19.
FOR YOUR
Painting and Chain Link Fencing
SEE OR CALL
SAM SAWYER & SON
. ™..„ . „ AFTER 3 P. M.
JACKSON-vST. ■ »< . - EDENTON, N. a»-
' PHONIf 482-2080 FREE ESTIMATE
Mr. Farmer Jk
IPS TIME FOR JB&m
TOBACCO Ji|
B E D Wffl
MATERIAL Y
And We Have It.. It’s Now Available
TOBACCO BED FERTILIZER
5x20 and 4x25 Tobacco Bed Cover
Dowfume MC2 Gas
Fumigating Kits -- Patch Tape
ALSO
McNair's, Speight's and Coker’s Tobacco Seed
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In case we haven’t seen you in regard to the above
items, call us collect for prompt delivery!
| We can take your Soil Samples and
bulk spread your lime and Fertilizer
LEARY BROS. STORAGE CO.
Phone 482-2141 Edenton, N. C.
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1970
Wednesday Fried chicken
with gravy, buttered rice,
string beans, rolls, butter,
jello, milk.
Thursday Meat loaf with
gravy, candied yams, field
peas, corn bread, butter, slic
ed peaches, milk,
D. F. Walker Junior High
School
Monday Spaghetti sauce
with meat, green beans, apple
sauce, roll with butter, cake
square, milk.
Tuesday—Fish portion, cole
slaw, buttered corn, pear half,
coin meal muffin, milk.
Wednesday—Barbecue chick
en, whipped potatoes, English
peas, roll with butter, pine
apple upsidedown cake, milk.
Thursday Meat loaf, rice
and gravy, lima beans, can
died yams, roll with butler,
milk.
Boys from age eight to
those preparing to enter their
senior year of high school
are eligible to attend the
camp.
Instructors for this year’s
camp will be Mike Curtis and
Willie Richardson of the Bal
timore Colts, Chris Hanburg
er of the Washington Red
skins and Dan Reeves of the
Dallas Cowboys. Paul Gay,
football coach at Sanford
High School, Sanford, will be
camp director.
This will be the second
Johnny Unitas 1 Football Camp
foi Greensboro. The first
was held in 1969 at Guilford
College.
Additional information and
application blanks may be
obtained by writing: Johnny
Unitas' All-America Football
Camps, P. O. Box 9591,
Gieensbnro, N. C. 27408.
The cheapest way to
fight a war is to let other
nations fight it for you.
! Jennie: The Life of Lady
Randolph Churchill by Ralph
' G. Martin.
Jennie, American born
i daughter of Leonard Jerome,
I married Lord Randolph
. Churchill, one of the Marl
boroughs of England.
As a young woman Jennie’s
personality, intelligence, and
drive proved to be an asset
1 to her politically minded hus
; band. Martin infers that Jen
-1 nie’s great influence over her
husband helped him to ach
-1 ieve the degree of success that
' he held in English politics.
A better knowledge of Jen
' nie Churchill gives the reader
a better understanding c*f her
ron, Winston Churchill, who
did much to shape the path
of English politics over a pe
riod of many years. Winston
Churchill, influenced greatly
by his 'mother, fulfilled many
of the political that
Jennie had had for his father.
Although Jennie did not dis
play exemplary behavior in
her personal life, she was al
ways ready to back her hus
band when she was really
needed.
Martin’s account of Jennie
Churchill’s life makes the
reader want to probe further
and learn what became of
Jennie after the death of her
husband, Lord Randolph
Churchill.
Mary Mac Holmes.
SUNDAY SCHOOL I
LESSON
Continued from Page 4
word' of the kingdom to the
best advantage The answer
must, perforce, be “where
mankind gathers."
Acknowledging the fact
that the Church should be the
place where God’s authority,
Goo's “kingdom” is acknowl
edged, obeyed without ques
tion and realized, it follows,
as naturally as night follows
day, that this should be the
“jumping off place" for
spreading the Gospel to the
niacses. It matters not what
I denomination the members
'profess to be—their beliefs
j and their acknowledgment of
| God’s sovereignty should be
universal.
Is your church . . . your
innate sense of religion—
“kingdom oriented?”
(These comments are based
on outlines of the Interna
tional .Sunday School Lessons,
copyrighted by she_
tional Council of Religious
Education, and used by per-
I mission).
Around Chowan County Farms
The old fear that was so
new 12 months ago is now
aged out and passed on. We
are now on the threshold of
another new year. There isn’t
anything we can do about our
experiences, good, bad or in
different, of the old year be
cause that is water over the
dam.
•But we now have a new
year and let each one of us
ask our own selves, “What
will we do with 1970?" Will
we strive to be a more pleas
ant person with the other
members of our family? Will
we realize that we are not
always right and that often
times the other fellow is
right? Will we strive to
shape our attitudes in the de
velopment of the best life
possible for these about us as
well as ourselves? Will we
take a close look at our er
rors and mistakes in our
farm work, or whatever our
occupation may be, and strive
to avoid these in 1970?
The friendliness shown us
and the attitudes of others
toward us is very dependent
upon our attitudes and friend
liness toward them. If we
want to have a friend, we
must be a friend.
Important Uate* To Remem
ber: Please note these dates
for educational meetings con
THE BETTYSHOPPE
FURTHER REDUCTIONS ON ENTIRE STOCK )F
FALL AND WINTER MERCHANDISE. Ladies, stop
by and save on your clothing ... right in the season
while you can enjoy wearing them.
WINTER COATS now Ys OFF
Values to $69.00 j
DRESSES now SB.OO to $25.00
Juniors, Misses, Half Sizes - Values to $50.00
One Rack Sportswear V 2 P rice
BLOUSES now $4.00 to $9.00
Dressy and Tailored - Values to $13.00
One Table Hand Bags Y% Price
Hand Bags - Assorted Styles
JEWELRY i/ 2 PRICE
One Table LINGERIE
From V 3 to y% Price
Assorted Styles - Broken Sizes
BRAS... SLIPS... GIRDLES
LADIES' SWEATERS
Values from SIO.OO to $17.00
now $6.00 To SIO.OO
LADIES' HATS V 2 Price
MANY OTHER ITEMS NOT LISTED
cerning swine January 19
and 26, February 2 and 9;
Center Hill Community Build
ing; 2:00 P. M. These should
Learning Lab
Course Slated
The Adult Education Divi
sion of College of the Albe
marle will offer a non-credit
b«>sic shorthand class, begin
ning Tuesday, January 20.
Clashes will meet on Tues
days and Thursdays from 10
A. M. to 12 noon in the
F.denton Learning Lab, lo
cated at the Ernest Swain
Elementary School in Eden
ton.
The course will be con
cerned with the theory of
Gregg shorthand with em
phasis on pre - transcription
training with an introduction
to speed building. Phonetics,
penmanship, word families,
brief forms and phrases will
also be covered.
Interested persons may
register at the first class
meeting on January 20 or by
calling the Edenton Learning
Lab, phone 482-4745,
For further informrtion
cal. the Adult Education Di
vision of College of the Al
bemarle, 335-0821.
be real beneficial tc those
that are considering getting
into the hog business as well
as those already in the busi
ness of producing hogs.
Another educational meet
ing that is of importance is
on February 3 at 2:00 at the
Center Hill Community Build
ing. This is a peanut produc
tion meeting. Varieties and
other topics in peanut pro
duction will be discussed.
Please make an effort to at
tend these meetings. They are
being held for your benefit.
Thank You: Last Thursday
night was one of the great
est highlights in Miss Ruth’s
and my l ! ife. There must
have been at least 350 of you
present in a chilly building to
honor us.
To all of you who attend
ed and the hundreds more
NOTICE!
Our Furniture and Antique Store
Will Be Closed Every
Wednesday Until Further Notice
J. G. PERRY
R.F.D. No. 3 Edenton, N. C.
PAGE FIVE
who were not there, we say,
“Thanks a million.” We just
love you all. The expressions
fiom each community just
couldn't have been better.
Several of you have asked
fer the words I paraphrased
in song in closing my re
marks. Here they arc:
“God bless Chowan County,
folks that we love.
Stand beside them and guide
them, through the day
with the light from above.
From Perquimans, Gates and
Yeopim, to the Chowan
and sky above.
God bless Chowan people, the
folks that we love.”
Wrong Treatment
No matter how much you
nurse a grudge, it won't get
belter.
—Booster, USS vinlveston.
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