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Activities Set At St Pad's
The Brotherhood of Saint
Andrew and the Young
Churchmen of St. Paul's
Episcopal Church will spon
sor a Shrove Tuesday pan
cake supper February 10, be
ginning at 6:30 o'clock in the
Parish House.
Ash Wednesday Holy Com
munion, the Penitential Of
fice, and the Institution of
Ashes is available at 10:30
A. M. and 8 P. M.
A Bible study group meet
ing Tuesdays at 1 P. M. will
meet in the Parish House be
ginning February 17.
Panels are planned each
Wednesday evening in Lent
until Holy Week meeting in
the Parish House at 7:30
P. M. The topics are signi
ficant especially in terms of
the role of the church and
the churchman in the com
munity.
Communicants will be ap-
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rector, Rev. George Holmes,
and the recommendations or
conclusions will be presented
to the vestry for possible
adoption and use.
Rev. G. Wright Doyle,
chaplain of Episcopal stu
dents at Chowan College in
Murfreesboro, will be the
guest preacher Sunday at 11
A. M. Boy Scout Troop 156
will observe Scout Sunday by
attending services.
VA’s budget service co
operated with Treasury and
Post Office Department of
ficials recently in spending
VA checks to beneficiaries in
the Hurricane Camille disas
ter areas of Mississippi and
Louisiana.
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vigorous efforts to promote
its travel and tourist indus
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the CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1976.
Golf News
A golf tournament was
held on ladies’ day at the
Chowan Golf and Country
Club on Thursday, January
29 and prises were wop by
Mrs. Mary Hobbs and Mrs.
Ruth Whichard. It was a nice
warm and windy day and all
the ladies had fun and en
joyed themselves.
The course is being remeas
ured at the present time and
set up according to the USGA
standards and rules so you
may find some changes the
next time you play. Yes, the
150 yard markers are being
remeasured also.
On Monday, February 2, a
committee from the club at
tended a meeting of the Ro
anoke Golf Association at the
Windsor Country Club. Mem
bers of the committee con
sisted of Mr. Layton, presi
dent, Oscar Duncan, Jerry
Downum and our pro, Lew
Dexter.
There will be six clubs in
the league this year. They
will be Edenton, Plymouth,
Williamston, Tarboro, Wind
sor and Robersonville. The
matches will start on April 5.
Anyone wishing to play on
the Edenton team will find a
sign-up sheet in the pro
shop. Please sign your own
name and turn in two 18-hole
scores. The deadline for this
36-hole qualification is March
22.
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FACTS
How often have you begun
a statement with, “If I live to
be 100 . ..!” At the rate the ex
isted life 9pan has increased
in recent years, it might be a
common occurrence for babies
now born. In 1900, according to
the 1968 World Almanac, the
expected life-span for boy
babies was 46 years; females,
48. In 1966, it increased to 66
for males and 73 for females!
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Frequently, babies are named
after historic or famous people
without any awareness of what
the names actually stand for.
Adam, for instance, means “hu
man being.” Clark stands for
“priest” and Sophia means
“wise.”
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No longer severely limited,
babies now soon start on a great
variety of strained foods today
and shops are stocking up on
diapers designed for ’round
the-clock needs. Extra busy
mothers using Curity prefolded
stretch diapers don’t endlessly
struggle with pinning. Easier to
wash and to pin, Curity deluxe
diapers are made with open
weave gauze that absorbs more
and dries faster for night
through sleeping in drier beds.
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Auxiliary Hears Group Reports
.The Chowan Hospital Aux
iliary met Monday morning
at the Chowan Hospital.
The meeting was opened
with Scripture and prayer led
by Mrs. Warren Twiddy,
president
Mrs. O. C. Long read the
minutes and Mrs. W. P. Jones
gave the financial report.
She reported that the mem
orial fund was at an all-time
high. The auxiliary has al
lowed this fund to grow so
that when the new hospital
is completed they will be able
to furnish one of the rooms,
perhaps the chapel.
Tom Surratt, hospital ad
ministrator, reported on the
progress of the new hospital.
The contractors are ahead of
schedule at this time. He
reported that two people had
called and offered shrubs and
l ees for the new grounds.
Surratt and the auxiliary are
Contributions Continue
Capt. Bob Roberson of
the Edenton - Chowan Rescue
Squad said this week more
than $3,200 has been raised
in the current funds cam
paign. The campaign goal is
$5,000.
Contributors to the squad
since names were listed last
week are:
Mrs. Floretta M. Blount,
Mrs. L. C. Burton, Sr., Mr.
and Mrs. W. S. Byrum, Jr.,
The Carter’s Ink Company, .
The Carter’s Ink Employees <
Fund, Miss Mary Lee Cope
land, Mrs. Rebecca W. Drane,
Wallace B. Evans, Mrs. Cora
N. Harrell, Mrs. Kathryn L.
Holton, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
E. Lane, Miss Aurelia Lay
den, Mrs. Eunice G. Lipham,
Hector Lupton, Macedonia
Baptist Church Round Table
Gsqpp WMU, Mrs. Fannie A
Parker, C. A. Perry & Son,
Thomas Perry, Mrs. C. N.
Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
G. Rogerson, Elbridge Smith,
CHORAL SOCIETY
Albemarle Choral Society
will meet February 9 at 7:45
P. M. at Mulberry Hill, home
of Mr. and Mrs. William
Sanford. The choral society
is now working an Hadyn's
“Creation” for spring presen
tation.
The Veterans Administra
tion during 1969 administered,
government insurance pro
grams totaling more than 5.6
million policies, with cover
age valued at more than S3B
billion.
hoping others will make such
donations.
Mrs. Twiddy called for re
ports from the hospital aux
iliary ball chairmen. Mrs.
Jesse L. Harrell, ticket chair
man, reported that all tick
ets had been sold. Mrs. Jones
reported that there were a
few who had not called ir
their reservations and she
urges them to do so.
Other committees making
reports were: Mrs. George A.
Byrum, buffet chairman, Mrs.
Joseph M. Thorud, decora
tions. Mrs. Allen Hornthal
is in charge of the programs
and Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Ara
burn, Jr., publicity. Mrs.
Twiddy and Mrs. Thorud are
co-chairmei. for the ball,
which will be held Saturday
evening, February 14, at the
Chowan Golf & Country
Club.
Sr., Rescue Squad, Elbridge
Smith, Jr., Mrs. Kay Y.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. A. V.
Slade, Mrs. Lucy Sharpe, J.
W. Swanner, Mr. and Mrs. A.
B. Waterbury, Mrs. Lois B.
White, State Trooper R. H.
Allen.
Memorial contributions
have been made to Bruce and
Marvin Robey, Mrs. Emily
S. Parks and Mrs. Mildred P.
Spruill.
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By GRIF BOND
Scribe For Troop 164
Once again this year Boy
Scout week comes. This time
it falls on February 7-13.
Spread the word “It’s Boy
Scout Week.”
Scouting is a movement
for boys throughout the
world.
Scouting helps boys in
many ways, by:
Learning camping funda
mentals.
Being with other boys.
Merit badge work helps
boys learn skills about jobs
that would be important in
the future.
Scouting Needs
YOU
Need Scouting.
If any merchants in town
are willing to share window
space for perky Scout post
ers or displays, please con
tact Gris Bond, 482-3736.
“Scouting is your thing.”
At the camporee at Camp
Perry, Scouts G. A. Keeter,
Jim Dail and Kurt Neilson
were presented the tender
foot badge. This presentation
was made during campfire.
Scouts Bruce Morgan, G. A.
Keeter, Kurt Neilson, Jim
Dail and Win Dale partici
pated in the Klondike Derby
(sled race).
Scouts who went on this
camporee to Camp Perry
were: Kurt Neilson, Bruce
Morgan, G. A. Keeter, Jim
Dail, Win Dale, William Bin
deman, Lyle Hunnicutt, John
Skinner, Joe Bunch and
Scoutmaster Robert Ray.
Elliott-Berry
Plans Are Made
Rev. and Mrs. James El
liott, Route 2, Edenton, an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Christine, to
Lemuel Berry, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Berry, Sr., of Bur
lington, N. J.
Miss Elliott is a graduate
of Livingstone College in
Salisbury and was an active
member of Alpha Kappa so
rority.
Mr. Berry, also a Living
stone graduate, is a member
of Alpha Phi Alpha fratern
ity. He is presently enrolled
in graduate school at the Uni
versity of lowa.
A June wedding is planned.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mr 3. Thomas P.
Grasty, Jr., announce the
birth of a baby boy on Janu
ary 27 in New York City
Columbia Presbyterian Hos
pital. Mrs. Grasty is the for
mer Grace Townson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Townson, Jr., of Edenton.
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