The Herald Society News
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Midgett
had-as their guest last week
his mother, Sirs. Seldon Mid-
of Manteo.
'Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Hollo
wed spent the weekend visit
ing ,their son and daughter-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Hol
lowell and son in Winston-
Salem and they also toured
the Land of ©z at Boone.
* Mr. and Mrs. Buzz Peeples
and Tracy of Newport News,
Va., spent the weekend visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ban Morgan and her sister,
Mrs. Warren Cramm.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Clark
spent the weekend in Green
ville,
Mrs. John Bunch, Sr., and
Mrs.' Priscilla Townsend spent
Saturday in Elizabeth City.
Welcome to the Arthur L.
Stevens family, who reside
on Hawthorne Road. Mrs.
Stevens is a former Eden
tonian.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shep
herd and family spent the
jareekend with .her grand
mother, Mrs. W. A. Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mitchell
and Mr. and Mrs. Gentry Elks
of Washington visited Mrs.
W. A. Mills on Sunday.
/ Miss Dorothy Bufflap of
Elizabeth City is spending this
week as guest of her father,
J. Edwin Bufflap and Mrs.
Bufflap.
Joe Harrell and his wife
Jean are spending part of his
leave from military service in
Edenton visiting his parents
and the couple’s friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Evans,
Jr., and son Cameron, Mr. and
Mrs. Merrill Evans, Sr., of
Ahoskie and Mr. and Mrs. J.
G. Blount,, Sr., of Elizabeth
City spent Sunday in Chesa
peake, Va., visiting Mrs. Le
titia Evans’ brother, A. G.
Blount, of that city.
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Y Mrs. Vernon Burris Gaye,
Jan and Lisa spent the week
end with her niece, Mrs. Ben
Chewning, in Norfolk, Va.
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Bass of East Carolina Univer
sity spent the weekend with
U>eir parents.
Joe Carroll Byrum of Pitt
Technical Institute spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Carroll Byrum.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ull
man of Baltimore, Md., were
Sunday afternoon guests of
Mrs. J. Edwin Bufflap in the
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Mrs. Albert Keeter and
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Denise spent the weekend in
Winston-Salem visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Vanhoy and son
and they also toured the
Land of Oz in Boone.
Wayne Brabble of Fort Lee,
Va., spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Brabble.
Dr. J. A. Powell, Jr., of
Athens, Tenn., visited his
sister, Mrs. Nelson Chears,
this past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Briggs
and daughter of Yanceyville
visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Roberson over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mor
gan spent Saturday at Nags
Head.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hollo
well and girls of Suffolk, Va.,
visited Mrs. Tom Bunch and
family over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Byrum
and sons of Seaford, Va., vis
ited Mrs. Ada Byrum over
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. George Alma
Byrum, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. David
White and Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Dail attended the annual mu
nicipalities convention at
Winston-Salem this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spruill,
Jr., visited Mr. and Mrs.
Skiles Livingood in Rich
mond, Va„ over the weekend.
Miss Carolyn Spruill visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lov
ing and Nelson Loving in
Richmond, Va., over the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wil
liams and children visited
relatives in Durham and Ra
leigh over the weekend.
Ms. and Mrs. Durwood
Toppin and Mr. and Mrs. No
lan Toppin vacationed in the
mountains of North Carolina
and Tennessee last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Roger
son and Mr. and Mrs. Doug
las Cartwright and Dougie
vacationed in Tennessee last
week.
Martin Zimmerman of 'Rocky
Mount spent the weekend as
guest of his mother, Mrs. J.
Edwin Bufflap and Mr. Buff
lap.
Women Compete
in Wool Contest
The annual Make It Your
self With Wool Competition,
scheduled for October 24 at
9:30 A M. and Fashion Show,
scheduled for 2 P. M., will be
held in Garber Chapel, N. C.
Wesleyan College, in Rocky
Mount to select three junior
and three senior district win
ners who will compete in the
state contest. The first place
district winner in the sub
deb division will also be se
lected.
Miss Susan Jordan and
Miss Joan Jordan of the Ry
land Senior 4-H Club will be'
Chowan County entries in the
Make It Yourself With Wool
Contest
Mrs. J. F. “Sam" Wilson, Jr.,
of Tarboro, District No. 3 di
rector, states that the Make
It Yourself With Wool com
petition is an educational pro
gram which helps girls from
the ages of 10-21 to learn the
art of tailoring fabrics. The
girls are judged on their pat
tern selection and how the
pattern and fabric relates to
the girls’ figures and the ac
cessories they choose. Good
construction techniques are
also a requisite in the judg
ing.
The only rules for entering
the contest are that you must
I be within the age limit and
that the fabric used must be
100 per cent wool loomed in
America. Entry forms must
be in by Friday, October 16,
1970.
Mrs. Wilson also states that
Mrs. Ted Bissette of Spring
Hope, the lovely and talented
former Miss Betty Lane Ev
ans, the 1968 Miss North Ca
rolina, will be narrator at the
afternoon fashion show. Lar
ry Kirkland of Speed, a
young 4-H Club member, will
be guest pianist.
The judges for the Make It
Yourself With Wool competi
tion are Mrs. Betty Elliott,
the very attractive and fash
ionable women’s news direc
tor and star of ‘'Femme Fare”
in WRAL-TV, Raleigh; Mrs.
Phyllis Wooten, assistant
home economics Extension
agent, from Greenville in
Pitt County; Mrs. B. S. Bridg
es, manager of the famous
C’oth Barn in Goldsboro in
Wayne County; Mrs. Vivian
Morris, home economics Ex
tenrion agent of Williamston
n Martin County; Miss Linda
Bridgers, assistant home eco
lomics Extension agent of
Windsor in Bertie County and
Rudolph Williams, manager of
Leggett’s Department Store in
Roanoke Rapids in Halifax
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n the fashion field.
John Minges, mayor of
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THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY. OCTOBER «, 1976.
PCTSOtUl ltems Judge Homer Restricted Driving Privilege
Greg Halsey celebrated his
seventh birthday at the home
of his parents on Friday.
Boy Scout Troops 154 and
156 and their Scoutmasters,
Robert Ray and Murray By
rum, attended the Scout Cam
poree in Elizabeth City over
the weekend.
Billy Lewis and Joe Ward
of N. C. State University
spent the weekend with their
parents.
Pat Reaves of Peace College
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Reaves.
Shirley Alexander, Linda
Byrum, Susan Harrell, 'De
lores Fulcher and Tommy
Services Held
For Leon Pray
Funeral services were held
last Thursday night in New
York City for Leon Talmadge
Pray, 37, who died in an auto
accident.
He was a correctional of
ficer before becoming a mo
torman for the Transit Au
thority.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Glady Elliott Pray, for
merly of Edenton; four chil
dren; two brothers, three sis
ters, his mother and a step
father, all of New York.
.Burial was in Long Island
National Cemetery Friday
morning.
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“I have to go by the law,"
not by my heart,” said Judge
Fentress Horner on Tuesday
during Chowan County Dis
trict Court.
Judge Horner was hearing a
case regarding limited driv
ing privileges. Gary Linwood
Martin had been issued limit
ed driving privileges on a
second offense of driving un
der the influence. The fir. t
offense was 10 years prior to
the second and Judge EMon
Aydlett saw fit to issue lim
ited driving privileges but
under the law this could not
be done so the order had to
be revoked.
George N. Bonner and
James E. Brickhouse were
charged with possession of
non-tax paid liquor, posses
sion for purpose of sale,
manufacturing and possession
of utensils for manufacturing
whiskey.
Bonner was sentenced to
one year in Chowan County
jail, suspended upon payment
of S3OO fine and costs and not
to violate any liquor laws for
five year.
Brickhouse was sentenced
to 18 months in Chowan
County jail, suspended upon
payment of SSOO fine and
costs and not to violate any
liquor laws for five years.
Other cases disposed of by
the court included:
Gumie Abner Cooke, Jr.,
drunk driving, $125 fine and
costs.
Willie George Bembry,
drunk driving, 90 days sus
pended upon payment of $125
fine and costs.
Billie Davis, assault and
battery, judgment suspended
upon payment of costs.
'William Frederic Fanner,
drunk driving, second of
fense, six months, suspended
upon payment of $250 fine
and costs and surrender li
cense for four years.
'William Calice Cooper, op
erating a motor vehicle while
license was suspended or re
voked, six months, suspended
upon payment of S2OO fine
and costs and not to drive
until April, 1971. Defendant
appealed..
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James Edward Tripp, speed
ing 45 miles per hour in a 35
mile per hour zone and im
proper passing, SSO fine and
costs.
James McKay Walker,
speeding 60 miles per hour in
a 45 mile per hour zone, sls
fine and costs.
Roosevelt Windley, Jr.,
speeding 60 miles per hour in
a 45 mile per hour 2one, call
ed and failed.
Andrew Baum, failure to
comply with restrictions on
limited driving privileges, 12
months, suspended upon pay
ment of S2OO fine and costs
and not to drive until April,
1971. Defendant appealed.
Ernest B. 'Russell, Sr., sani
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tation violation, judgment sus.
pended upon placement of
approved sanitation equip-.'
ment on lot and not to go to
the lot to stay until this is
done and costs.
Earl Lee White, sanitation
violation, case dismissed.
Joseph Rocky Colella, im
proper passing, $lO fine and
costs.
Morris Gordon
drunk driving and speeding
50 miles per hour in a 35
mile per hour zone, 00 days,
suspended upon payment of
$125 fine and costs.
Gene Wayne Harrell,
speeding 55 miles per hour in
a 35 mile per hour zone, call-
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