FLETCHER MEMORIAL Edenton Woman’s Club has contributed SI,OOO to the new
Chowan Hospital in memory of Mrs. IngUs Fletcher, noted author. Left to right are: Mrs.
David O. Wright, In-coming president; Tom Surratt, hospital administrator; Mrs. Stuart Pat
ten, committee chairman, and Mrs. Robert W. Moore, retiring president. Surratt said the
money would be used in the library-conference room a i the hospital.
Mrs. Wright Heads Woman's Club
The Edenton Woman’s Club
begins its new club year un
der the leadership of Mrs.
David O. Wright. Mrs. Wright
succeeds Mrs. Robert W.
Moore as president.
Other officers include Mrs.
Stuart Patten, vice president;
Mrs. Jack Ervin, secretary;
Mjts. Joseph Capel, corre
sponding secretary; Mrs. A.
F. Downum, Jr., treasurer, and
For And
Ah out Women
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(RETIRES—Mrs. Mildred Munden Satterfield, an employee of Employment Security Com
mission of North Carolina since 1936, retired last week. Mrs. Satterfield is shown here
with her two immediate superiors—Netl Tbagard,' left, Edenton office manager, and John
Jf. Ervin of Wiliiamston, area supervisor. The veteran state employee was honored at a
social hour at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Bond, Church Street, Saturday night
and later at a dinner at Edenton Restaurant She was presented a silver service. Ap
proximately 50 guests attended. I
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Mrs. Ray Midgette, historian.
The new officers were in
stalled by a former president
of the club, Mrs. J. M. Thor
ud, who presented each of
ficer with a symbol of their
office.
Two new members accept
ed for membership in May
were Mrs. Warren Nance and
Mrs. John Mitchener, IH.
The major project of the
club during the past year was
THE CHOWAN HEKALDv EDENTON, JUNE 4, 1970.
the raising of SI,OOO to be
given as a gift to the new
Chowan Hospital. It was giv
en in memory of Mrs. Inglis
Fletcher and will be used in
furnishing the library.
A great deal of progress
was made in the Girl Scout
program sponsored by the
club under the direction of
Mrs. Taylor Brown. The
dub gave three 9x12 foot
tents to the Scouts for over
night camping trips.
RECREATION NEWS
Registration for the sum
mer baseball programs will be
held on Monday, June 8 and
Tuesday, June 9, from 10 to
12 and 1 to 3 at the Holmes
High School Gym.
■The pregram is open to
boys ages 8 to 14 years. This
will be broken down into
separate age groups depend
ing upon the number of par
ticipants. A baseball program
is now being organized for
boys 15 and 16 years old and
these games will be played
jat the Chowan High School
! field at night.
i Practices and tryouts for
i the 15 and 16 year olds will
begin Monday night, June 8,
at 7:15 at the Chowan field.
We feel that we can offer a
dine baseball program if we
can get good participation,
according to leaders.
I We are now in the process
,of organizing the adult soft
ball program. If any organ
-1 ization wishes to enter the
league, please call or see Lin
. Jordan, phone 482-4838 this
week.
The girls’ recreation pro
gram will begin Monday, June
8, with 'Monday and Tuesday
delegated for registration be
tween 10 A. M. and 3 P. M.
The program basically, like
that one of last year, will be
from 10 A. M. until 0 P. M.
Tennis, gymnastics, arts and
crafts and softball are the ac
tivities Monday through Fri-,
day on the agenda at present
If there is an activity of in
terest, you are urged to in
form the girls’ director, Carol
Haste.
Progress has already been
made to schedule more soft
ball gai.-e* with girls of
neighboring towns as well as
new ideas for the arts and
crafts program.
—
Those who smile often
have more friends than those
who frown.
The Chowan Herald Society News
(Miss Ida Smyer left Tues
day for her home in 'New
York City after spending a
few days as guest of her
grandmother, Mrs. Ida Mae
Roberson.
Miss Ann Willie of Hacken
sack, N. J., left for her home
Wednesday after spending a
week with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mans
field.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Alls
brook spent Tuesday in
Goldsboro visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Davis
and family of Hampton, Va.,
spent the weekend with their
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Yates
and girls spent the weekend
at Nags Head.
Mrs. Lester Jackson and
daughter and Mrs. Earl Ash
ley spent the weekend visit
ing relatives in Norfolk. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. DeArmitt of
Suffolk, Va., spent Saturday
in Edenton visiting friends.
o
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy War
ren of Norfolk, Va., visited
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Perry and
attended the Nixon - Peele
wedding.
BOOKED UP
The well fed and well read
dine at a novel New York City
restaurant known as The Li
brary, where the walls are lined
with thousands of books!
Funds Shared
By Employees
Miss Beulah Perry, manager
of the local Rose’s store, an
nounced that some 2,300 em
ployees of Roses in seven
southern states snared in .the
company contribution to the
Employees’ Profit Sharing
Trust. The contribution,
$1,810,000, was the largest of
the 26 consecutive annual
payments made by Rose’s
since the Profit Sharing Plan
was started in 1944.
Miss Perry handed state
ments of their personal ac
counts to seven local partici
pants, showing how each
shared in the company’s 1969
profits and what each had
accumulated. She pointed out
that a typical participant in
the plan (a saleslady in one
cf the stores) who had shar
ed in every one of the 26
company contributions now
has a balance in her account
equal to approximately three
times her 1989 earnings.
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Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Nix
on spent Friday in Elizabeth
City.
Mary Sexton of Elon Col
lege is home to spend the
summer with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Sexton.
‘Dwight Flanagan is home
from East Carolina Univer
sity at Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Halsey
and children visited relatives
in Elizabeth City on Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Aula Colbin
of Temperanceville, Va., is
spending several weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Herman
White.
SUTTON GRADUATES
SALlSßUßY—Sylvester Sut
ton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
lie Sutton, 401 North Oakum
Street, Edenton, is among the
102 persons who received de
grees at the 88th commence
ment of Livingstone College
set for Tuesday, June 2 at
2:30 P. M. in Varick Audi
torium. Sutton will receive
a BA degree in elementary
education.
MARINE GRADUATES
CAMP LEJEUNE Marine
Pfc. Rodney Smith, son of
Mrs. Josephine Smith, Route
1, Tyner, was graduated from
Motor Vehicle Operator
Course, Service Support
Schools, Marine Corps Base
here.
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• How do you
[ tell a
/ / drunk?
V. The man was acting strangely.
■A You know what people thought
But the neighborhood pharma
cist had a hunch, took a cloae
look, gave the man sugar. Then he called a
physician who found the man was in insulin shock.
Too much insulin, not liquor. Without prompt
treatment, he might have died. This stoiy illus
trates the potency of modem drugs. Before using
powerful drugs you should see a physician and
then follow directions to the letter when takistg
them. There’s a happier moral. Without modem
drugs, the diabetic in this story wouldn't haws
had a life to save.
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Two Registered Pharmacists Always on Dnty
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dußlois
spent the weekend at Nags
Head.
Wesley Chesson, Jr., of
Duke University is home to
spent the summer with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Chesson.
Miss Beth Moore of Mars
Hill College is home with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Moore, for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Halsey
and son Wayne and Mrs. John
Jefthro and Gordon spent the
weekend ait Nags Head.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bunch
of Charleston, S. C., spent the
weekend with his parents,
‘Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Halsey
and family had as their
guests her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lane
and family spent the week
end at Nags Head.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Capel and
Mr. and Mts. Billy Tew spent
the weekend at Nags Head.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Ash
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bass,
Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Downum,
Jt., Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
White, and Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry McGee spent the week
end at Nags Head.
Miss Beth Tolley of Ra
leigh spent the weekend with
her mother and family, Mrs.
Clara Tolley.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bunch of
Mt. Olive spent the weekend
at Nags Head and on Sunday
visited here with their par
ents.
Mrs. J. C. Martin has re
turned to her home in Tar
boro after a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Hiram Weeks.
Miss Jo Garwood, Russell
Garwood and Mike McCor
mick left for their home in
Charleston, S. C., Monday af
ter spending a few days as
guests of Mrs. Ida Mae Rob
erson.
Mrs. Archie Hughes, Mrs.
Pete Belch and Mrs. Leslie
'Hughes spent the weekend at
Ft. Stewart, Savannah, Ga.,
where they visited their hus
bands who are in two weeks
training with the National
Guard.
Mr. and Mrs. Haywood
Bunch, Mrs. Sandra Ervin,
Mrs. Maurice Bunch, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Clarence Leary, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert L. Bunch,
Sr., and Sue 'Bunch spent last
weekend at Atlantic Beach.
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AUGUST BRIDE - ELECT—
Mrs. iHettie Wallace, West
Queen Street, announces the
engagement of her daughter;
Barbara Ann, to Charles Ed--
ward iMcMillion, son of Mr.--
and Mrs. Charles Porter Me- •
Million of Portsmouth, Va. '•
Miss Wallace is a graduate of '
East Carolina University. Mr;:'
McMilli-on is an ECU senior.- 1 ’
An August 23 wedding is-'
planned.