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•tm CHOWAN HERALD, KDBNTON, NORTH CAROLINA > I , * jfc DALLAS T. STALLINGS, A D.T. Stallings, Jr. Will Get Degree WAKfi FOREST —Dallas T. Stallings, Jr., of Chatham, Va., has completed the re quirements for graduation ‘from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. He will be awarded the Master of Theology degree at the seminary commencement ex- Arcise on May 29. Mr. Stallings, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Stall ings, who live at 813 Johnston Street, is a graduate of John A. Holmes High School and ■Wfeke Forest University. He has served as pastor of Cullen Baptist Church and Union Grove Baptist Church in Vir ginia and as associate minis ter cf the Franklin Baptist Church, Franklin, Va. He is now the minister of the Chat ham Baptist Church, Chat ham, Va. Mr. Stallings is married to the former Donna Raper of Burlington, N. C. Air Conditioned Taylor Theater Edenton, N. C. Thors., Frl. and Sat, May 28-29-30 Rating <R) Shirley StoCer and Tony Lo Bianco in “THE HONEYMOON KILLERS” No Advance In Prices Son., Mom and Tues., May 31-Jane 1-2 Rating GP Walter Matthau, Ingrid Bergman. and Golde Hawn In “CACTUS FLOWER” First Floor 50c, SI.OO, SI.2S Balcony 35c • 75c Wed. and Thai*. Jane 3-4 Rating X No One Under 17 Admitted Daniele Gaubert in “CAMILLE 2000” First Floor SI.OO Balcony 75c , ' ;• I CONGRATULATIONS n|k ■ GRADUATES i * The world is of your doorstop. It presents o dazzling array of opportunities never before equaled in the history of civilization. Get just as much education as you can and in the days ahead please accept our best wishes for your future success and prosperity. Edenton Savings & Loan Assn. 322 S. Broad St - Edenton, N. C I LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Dear Sir: As you know, May 12 wa registration day for childrer entering the first grade in September. As the parent of a child six years old, I went to the school, to register bfim. After finishing the required forms, I was asked if 1 plan ned to enroll my child in the summer program. (Having previously - thought , about this, I had decided! that this program would be good preparation (for a pre-schoolei especially since Ours was a late comer and had been rear ed in a household of adults. I thought this summer pro gram would prepare him for regular classes as well as mixing with other chcldren. So, along with a lot of oth er mothers, I began what was to be a 45-minute wait in line to fill out the forms for the program. Imagine my sur prise when, after the long wait and two pages of ques tions, I was told 1 would be notified by mail if my child qualified. ■ I was not aware there were restrictions, so I asked what they 'Were. I was only told there were guidelines for this program and there were doubts that we would qualify because our income was too high. To say I was surprised is putting it mildly. 1 canno'. see what our yearly earnings have to do with preparing a child for entering school. I cannot comprehend a taxpay er being denied the right to take part in a program which is paid for by the taxes we pay. This just doesn’t make I sense. I But the thing lam protest ing imost is this: If there were restrictions to this pro gram, we should have been told in advance, so that we would not have stood in line •for 45 minutes and wasted the time of the person filling out the forms, as well as our own. I, for one, do not enjoy stand ing around for 45 minutes. I resent it and I’m sure I was not the only parent this hap pened to. We are encouraged to send our children to public schools. Then from the very first mo ment we are alienated and embarrassed. We had decided public schools would be best for our child. But now we feel he has been discriminated against before he even starts first grade. 1 Therefore, we are now con idering putting him in priv ate school where he will be given the same privileges as any other student. Byway of your newspaper, I am exercising my right to gripe. And to inform people that integration is not the iieason some children are put iin private. schools. ELLIB M. PARRISH. To get to know life ful ! y doesn’t mean that one has to 1 get down into the gutter. • Top Value Stamp* _ APPLE Bleach (A M Sa KS Arrow-Save 23* MM M can Isl ■ Half Gallon Jug Order Limit 1 with $5 or Mere Food Order Thrifty Maid —Save 5c |aa Fischer Black —Save 5c gas Jiffy —Save 5c Yellow IA Pineapple |O/ Pepper i«.c« |(JI Cake Mix *-».*». Ilr Asst. Flavors Save 2e \ Thrifty Maid Tomato 4 Jiffy Com f Jell-0 3o.pk g Sauce i kC .. Muffin Mix »«.«■,. lU^ Herahay Choc.— Save 3c «/a Thrifty Maid lA, «h» Arrow - Sav. 3c 1/> Syrup sw<«.c.» 10/ Beans Northern 15 oz. 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