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137 Pints Os Blood Given During Bloodmobile Visit Monday; 32 Pints Over Quote
The American Red Cross
Bloodmobile collected 137
pints of blood here Monday,
32 pints above the quota, ac
cording to Jack Parker,
chairman of this project for
Edenton Jaycees.
Parker said 160 people
showed up at National Guard
Armory to donate blood dur
ing this regular visit.
In addition to those who
donated, Parker issued a word
of thanks from the Jaycees to
volunteers who helped, in
cluding doctors, nurses, can
teen workers, receptionists
an
CHS DONORS Twelve students from Chowan High School made a special ©rip
to the Edenton National Guard Armory Monday afternoon to donate blood to the
Tidewater Regional Bloodmobile. Students giving blood are, left to right, Fred Spruill,
Charles Dail, Brenda Smith, Thomas Asbell, Johnnie Copeland, Judson Hurdle,
Promise Parks, Calvin Morning, Elton Holley, Marie Chappell, Ramona Elliott and
James Tynch.
Let's Talk Turkey •••
We’re pretty darned happy our Pilgrim
fathers finally got over to this side of
the pond. It was rough going at first,
but with the help of the friendly
natives, they finally got settled.
Then they all got together and had the
first Thanksgiving. In those days it
was pretty clear what there was to be
thankful for. Today, a lot of people
aren’t so sure they have anything.
Some of our pre-Christmas Scrooges would
dwell on doom and the worsening state
of the world even if the streets were
lined with gold, and manna fell three
times daily. But even these negative
thinkers have something to be thank
ful for— they’re still around to com
plain, aren’t they?
This Thanksgiving, pause for a moment to
reflect on all the things you can of
fer Thanks for . . . you may be sur
prised to find so many.
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"Ycur help and support
made this bloodmobile visit a
success,” Parker said.
Parker noted that the Beta
Club at Chowan High School
made a special effort to
round up donors and 12 stu
dents came via bus to the
Armory to give blood. This
was very much appreciated,
he said.
In an announcement at
Edentcn Methodist Church
Sunday, Parker pointed out
that for the past several visits
the bloodmobile quota had
not been met. He said with
the added medical facilities
at Chowan Hospital it is
more important than ever be.
fore that Chowan County ci
tizens meet their obligation
to the blood bank to insure
sufficient blood for the hos
pital.
Those who donated includ
ed:
Mrs. Barbara Cale, Mrs.
Carole Nance, Mrs. Elizabeth
Bowe, Mrs. Dora Yount Still
man, William K. Davis, Miss
Norman Taylor, Miss Beulah
Privott, Mrs. Virginia T.
Chowan High
Club Is Active
Chowan High School Beta
Club took as a project the
solicitation of blood donors
from among the 18 to 21 year
old students, and 12 volun
teers donated blood on Mon
day.
Chowan Beta Club officers
are: Gail Nixon, president;
Charles Dail, vice president;
Scarlett Bunch, secretary;
Brenda Smith, treasurer, and
Robin Ward, reporter.
Other club members are
Sandra Spivey, Vicki Efyrum,
Susan Jordan, Kitty Evans,
Rhonda Evans, Betsey Chap
pell, Claudia Lane, Beechye
Ward, Vann Ward, Gwen
Ward, Paul White, Emmett
Winborne, Billy Joe Dickens,
Ted Peele, Becky Nixon and
Aubrey Tynch. Sponsor of
the club is Winston Dail and
Gilliam Underwood is the
principal of Chowan High.
The club members stated
that it is their hope that this
will be a beginning toward
providing a .future base for
the blood program in Cho
wan County.
The record $869,271 contri
buted by North Carolinians
to the 1970 Heart Fund will
help fight heart disease which
caused 23,679 Tar Heel deaths
during 1969, says the North
Carolina Heart Association.
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Cobb, Mrs. 'Barbara Bur
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Henry .M. Mitchell, Melvin
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Ashley, Murray F. Byrum,
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Ray, Thomas 6. Harris, Mrs.
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Lloyd C. Peele, Leslie R.
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lev. Warren G. Nance,
David O. Wright, Octavious
Coke Long, Jr., James B.
Stillman, Mrs. Shelby S.
Bunch, John L. Copeland,
Mrs. Brenda P. Bunch, Clar
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