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Workshop Held
By Garden Club
The December meeting a?
the Garden of Eden Club was
held at the home of Mrs. John
J. Douglas on Tuesday morn
ing.
After a short business mcet
ng, Mrs. Albert Ward con
ducted a garden therapy
workshop, with all members
participating.
Attractive Christmas orna
ments for trees and mobiles
were made, using transparent
contact paper and bits of se
quins, cords, braids, yarns,
etc.
Also, pomander balls were
made using oranges and
whole cloves.
These projects were taken
to the nursing home to be
used at Christmastime for the
enjoyment of those confined.
The License and Theft Di
vision of the Department of
Motor Vehicles reports that
an experienced thief can strip
a four-speed transmission
from a stolen ear in 12 to 14
minutes.
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Proving God’s Love
By DALTON WARD, RYLAND
If we have experienced the new birth
And have received God’s wonderful love,
We need to be thoroughly sanctified
That only comes from Heaven above.
So in order to receive this blessing
We must seek God every day;
Then allow the Holy Spirit 'to enter,
For He will prepare the way.
In order to prove God’s love
May our actions and whatever we say
Be a blessing to those who are around us,
Instead as a hindrance for that will not pay.
So may we live and be a true witness
By manifesting His great love divine,
And whenever we have the opportunity
Help others His great love to find. /
It is only through seeking for His guidance
Along this pilgrimage tour;
Can we find that satisfying portion
In our hearts that will always endure.
May in prayer and in faith believing
That through His blood the crimson flow;
Heal our bodies and be made whole again,
And our hearts cleansed and made white as snow.
God has no respect of person,
For in Him there is no guile;
But old Satan will try to conquer,
And your soul he will defile.
May Jesus the One who saved us,
Who is our soon coming King;
As He comes from the portals of glory,
While the joy bells of Heaven ring.
I want to know more about my Master,
And may my cup just overflow;
With the showers of blessings from Heaven,
For I want to be ready to go. I
More Auxiliary Names i
The membership roll of
Chowan Hospital Auxiliary
continues to increase as vol
unteers from throughout
Edenton and Chowan County
turn in reports.
A recent list of those who
joined the auxiliary included
the following:
Mrs. Ruth Phillips, Mrs.
Doris Collins Barnes, Mrs.
Frances Puryear, Mrs. Ann
Edmundson, Mrs. Linda Ba
beaux, Mrs. Anne Justice,
Mrs. Gail Clark, Mrs. Elva
Erwin. Mrs. Helen Flanagan,
Mrs. Gloria Ross, Mrs. Ruth
D eake, Mrs. Olga Gaino, Mrs.
Barbara White, Mrs. Myda
Price.
Miss Sarah M. Harrell, Mrs.
William B. Shepard, Mrs.
James L. Hassell, Mrs. Wil
liam Whichard, Mrs. N. J.
George, Mrs. Erwin Griffin,
Mrs. M. L. Flynn, Mrs. Cecil
Fry, Mrs. W. A. Harrell, Mrs.
Elsie Bunch, Mrs. Flora Mae
Belch, Mrs. Olive Goodwin,
Mrs. J. L. Pettus, Mrs. Her
mit Layton, Mrs. Hallett
Hcbbs, Mrs. E. L. Belch. Mrs.
Emmett Jones, Mrs. William
Ashley. Mrs. Cameron Boyce,
Mrs. Jake Boyce, Mrs. W. H.
Winborne, Mrs. Kenneth
Copeland, Mrs. Ernest Pri
vott. Mrs. Maybelle P. Sex
ton, Mrs. Ross Inglis, Mrs.
Thomas H. Shepard, Jr., Mrs.
Benbury Wood, Mrs. Jasper
W. Hassell, Mrs. Harry A.
Perry, Mrs. Frank L. Wil
liams, Mrs. J. C. B. Ehring
haus, Mrs. Hoskin Harrell.
Golf News
By LEW DEXTER
The club’s membership
drive is coming along ifine.
Listed below are the addi
tional new members as of
this writing:
A and B members: Miss
Jean Peele, William Yancey,
Chester C. Stevens, Larry D.
Rose, Bernie Baker, Sr., Gar
land Askew, Clarence Leary,
Jr.
Non-resident members: W.
F. Ainsley, Hertford; Talmage
Rose, Hertford; Charles S.
Evans, Merry Hill; C. Edison
Harris, Hertford; Henry C.
Sullivan, Hertford; Charles
Williford, Hertford.
Let’s keep them coming!
This past week the greens
were a little too fast. This
was caused as a result of the
cold weather. They are com
ing up better now and will
be a little slower from here
on through the winter. How
ever. they are in good shape,
not lumpy but nice and
smooth. In order to keep
them smooth, we will all
have to repair our ball
marks. Remember if you
don’t repair them we will
have unsatisfactory greens
throughout the winter. As
another reminder, please let
me urge you to rake your
■footprints out of the traps
after you use them. There
is a rake at each trap and it
only takes a couple of min
utes to smooth out your foot
prints. So let’s please use
them.
Christmas is upon us and I
have some real good sets at
the pro shop. So, if you need
anything in the golf line,
please stop by and see me.
Keep your head down and
follow through.
Thieves Work
In Edenton Area
Four break-ins are current
ly under investigation by law
enforcement agencies in this
area, one in which several
hundred dollars worth of
fishing tackle was taken, an
other where a watch deg was
shot.
Sheriff Troy Toppin said it
was reported by Ray Sawyer,
manager of Mann’s Auto
Parts, U. S. 17 north, that a
break-in and larceny was dis
covered Sunday when he
went to feed his watch dog.
The dog had been placed in
the area following previous
break-ins.
Sawyer found his dog had
been shot and wounded. The
dog later died.
About $65 worth of tools
and miscellaneous equipment
was reported missing.
Edenton police discovered
two break-ins Sunday night
and early Monday morning.
A break-in at George Chev
rolet was reported at 11:18
P. M. Sunday. A back win
dow was broken but nothing
was believed to have been
taken.
Bunch’s Service Station
next door was also entered.
A cigarette machine had been
opened. Entry was gained
by breaking a glass in the
back door.
Thieves entered Edenton
Marina the night of Novem
ber 24 and stole fishing
tackle, used motors and other
items.
THE CHOWAN HERALD
CUT FOOD COSTS
U. S. CHOICE M>■
T-BONE (mC
“STEAKS lb. m.l\3
I Sirloin Steak lb. sl.lsjTop Round Steak.. .lb. $1.05 Sirloin Tip Roast lb. 99c
4-6 lb. Gwaltney Smoked 1-lb. Gwaltney 1-lb. Gwaltney Cypress Gwalt. Fresh First Cut
PICNICS FRANKS BACON Perk Chops
lb.
39c 59c 39c 59c
5 LBS. CAMELLIA 16-OZ. CAN EBERWINE KING SIZE
r i Aim ALLARDS, HANOVER, ia V
FLUUR OR TURNIP GREENS J" ■
bag C "IfC 1 ° 1 “'49
m Limit 1 with $5 or more food order
18V 2 -oz. Box Camellia 16-oz. Camellia Cut 16-oz. Camellia 16-oz. Camellia
CAKE MIX Green Beans Apple Sauce Garden Peas
b„ x 29c 6 i SI.OO 6 i SI.OO 51 SI.OO
______ 6 FT. 4 IN. x 3 FT. ARCHER 1-LB. GW iLTNEY’S
CHRISTMAS ■ a
' DOOR COVER PUR £ , LA M
ff r|j{j c 5100
Jr Limit 1 With ssjoo or More Food Order a U
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CRISP WESTERN 3 LBS. YELLOW
LETTUCE ONIONS |§ “'IT
■ ■ 4k ■ 4k With this coupon and purchase of $lO or more at
L I I PHTHISIC’S Super Market. Limit, 1 per family.
ÜBau I C Day |jj C purSi. coupon MUST * presentcd
EXPIRES SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 197#
20 lbs. U. S. No. I White , Double Stamps On Monday
I PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE
■ ■ Q ■ • vTw ■ I Q ™*U SATURDAY, DEC. 5, 1978
Alls We Reserve Right to Limit Quantities
r VUIIVUJ I 4 j Mb. Mrs. Filbert's
baa 79c Phthisics .Ssste.
- Supermarket 29c
Tangerines (§) 4 BISCUITS
29c W. Queen Street Edenton, N. G lean 10c
Thursday, December 3.