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Hospital Aunliary Ball Scheduled Friday, February 16, is the date which has been set for this community’s biggest social event-the Chowan Hospital Auxiliary Ball. The ball will again be held at Chowan Golf & Country Club. The annual benefit ball has grown over the past few years to be recognized as one of the highlights of the social season in the entire Albemarle Area. Mrs. Chester Stevens and Mrs. L. F. Amburn, Jr., are general chairmen of the function this year. The hospitality hour begins at 6:30P.M., with dinner from 7:30 P.M. until 8:30 P.M., and dancing from 9 P.M. until 1 A.M. Mrs. Joe Thrower, Jr., will be in charge of decorations and Mrs. Landis Voigt and Mrs. West Byrum, Jr., will handle arrangements for the buffet. Tickets are the responsibility of Mrs. Charles Creighton and Mrs. Warren Twiddy, while reservations are being coordinated by Mrs. W. J. P. Earnhardt, Jr., and Mrs. Allan Hornthal. Mrs. Bernie Baker and Mrs. Jack Harris is in charge of the program. L. F. Amburn, Jr., the publicity and William Michal, place cards. Music will be furnished by the Cavalier’s. Proceeds from the benefit will be used for auxiliary projects including landscaping at the hospital and the purchase of needed equipment. RECEIVING LINE First in line is the bride’s mother. Alongside her are the mother and father of the groom, followed by the bride and groom and maids. The bride's father is free to mingle. m KEEP CHILD RESISTANT CONTAINERS—CHILD RESISTANT yXhe purpose of dispensing medicines in "hat are called "child resistant” containers is HtJ to substantially cut down and try to prevent the ever increasing number of accidents in- ■■ voicing children and drugs. But, this purpose is defeated when a child is given an empty medicine container w'ith which to play. BB| It does not take a child too long a time of experimentation to figure out how to get an empty container open The next time it could he B one that is full. Give your children a break and ■■ buy that extra time a child-proof container I§l gives you when they haven’t had a chance to find out how it works. BBfl YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a delivery. We will deliver 111 promptly without extra charge. A great many LJ people rely on us for their health needs. We HI welcome requests for delivery service bß9| Hollowell’s Ea REXALL DRUG STORE 19 TWO REGISTERED PHARMACISTS |U PHONE 482-2127 ——i EDENTON. N. C. Ej shop d&m @l. N. S. at the . your Super INDEPENDENT 1 ]mst»mk| neighborhood Market FREE DELIVERY EVERY DAY ON ORDERS OF $3.00 OR MORE GRADE "A" whole only FRYERS i 33c FRYERS % i 37c Armour's FRESH COLUMBIAN BRAND ■SIS- hamburger 59c 3 lbs. $1.19 Bollard's Gibbs Buttermilk p or k and Biscuits Beans 8 cans 69c no. 2Vj cam pur. Gold 3 for 79c Dunccm Hines wtj. cak.M»s 98c 2 boxes 99c $5.00 Extra Stamps With a $lO Order or More Bp?':. ' i. n i 7*l * * ' ’fW WmF- : ' ■ 1 jji ISr • s Mr*. William Jama* MHchawar Mr. Mitchener Claims Bride On Sunday afternoon, January 21, at 3 O'clock in the Hickory Grove United Methodist Church, Charlotte, Miss Tamara Elaine McMackin became the bride of William James Mitchener. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris C. McMackin of Charlotte. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mitchener, Jr., of Edenton. Rev. James R. Bellamy officiated. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attired in a gown of ivory peau-de-soie, fashioned with an empire bodice. The yoke and long sleeves of English net were re embroidered with appliques of imported alencon lace. It had a high band neckline and a ruffle on a bertha yoke. The A-line skirt swept into a chapel length train. The bonnet type headpiece of peau-de-soie was covered with matching alencon lace to which was attached a chapel length veil of illision. Honor attendent was Miss Mona McMackin-sister of bride, Bridesmaids were Miss Mary Glenn of Charlotte, Miss Doris Monroe of Charoltte, Miss Judy Griffin of Taylorsville, and Miss Jane Parker of Chapel Hill. John A. Mitchener served as best man for his son. Ushers were: John A. Mitchener, 111 and Joseph P. Mitchener, both brothers of groom and Randy -Jones and Lanny Sigmon, both cousins of bride and George Hearn. The bride is a graduate of UNC-School of Pharmacy and employed by Eckerd Drug Stores in Charlotte. The Bridegroom is a graduate of UNC-School of Pharmacy and employed by Stanley Drug Store in Charlotte. After reception in church parlor, the couple left for trip to Atlanta Georgia. They will reside at 1337 Briarcreek Road, Apartment 7, Charlotte. Society News Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eure and son Darrell of Oxon Hill, Maryland visited Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Evans over the weekend. O Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gardner and family and Dr. and Mrs. Allen Hornthal and family attended the Moscow Circue in Hampton over the weekend. O Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Sadler and Mrs. Aleen Sawyer of Scranton, N.C., spent the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Sawyer. O Mr. and Mrs. John Jethro and Gordon and Wayne Halsey spent the weekend in Hampton, Va. and attended the Moscow Circus. O Mr. Carroll Goodwin of Indianapolis, Ind. visited with his mother Mrs. Henry Goodwin last week. O Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Rogerson spent the weekend in Mount Olive visiting their daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bunch. O Don Wilkinson of Ontario, Canada spent a few days last week visiting in Edenton. He is associated with Grampian Marine, Ltd. , Continued on Page I For And About Women Page Three Club Honors Mrs. Sandra Boyce At a regular meeting of the Edenton Business and Professional Woman’s Club January 18, Mrs. Sandra Boyce was named Young Career Woman of the Year by Mrs. Clara Boswell, Chairman Young Careerist Committee. Mrs. Boyce gave a five minute speech on why she chose her given career - speech and drama - pointing out the many satisfactions and rewards in teaching in this field. National criteria have been established for selection at club, district and state federation levels. To be eligible a Young Career Woman must be between 21 and 28 years of age and employed in business or the professions with at least one year of full time work experience in her career field. She must be outstanding in scholastic work, community service and church and she must be living, working or attending school in the area of the state federation she represents. Mrs. Boyce is a 1966 graduate of Chowan High School and attended the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. She received her degree from UNC at Chapel Hill and in 1971 was awarded her graduate Baptists Plaa Special Progran Baptist Men’s Day will be observed at Edenton Baptist Church on Sunday with Rev. Robert E. Gray delivering a unique morning sermon in the form of an “Open Letter to Dad”. The Sunday evening service, at 7:30 o’clock, will be conducted by various men of the church around the general theme: “A Layman Speaks". A special men’s chorus will be formed to provide special music for the service. The public is cordially invited to attend. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank everyone for the kindnesses shown during W. J. Hines recent stay in the Chowan Hospital. The Doctors, Nurses, and all the Hospital Staff, the Rescue Squad, neighbors, and the Police Department, especially Officer Parker. Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Hines Buyers' Beautiful Bold | Foo^F 'Hm™ i 97^ BEDSPREADS fashionable colors 5761357 S 7 6 1 3 5 7 PERMANENT PRESS I $1.15 |lj|J Agfl j Re^ ar $4 97 j ‘ ~ No Iron! Machine Wash! I 53 *)& AA A ! H?7 tin ":£f_£ ,r : GIRLS' “ .SSRBI shirts osy2 S l. L£/*JOC i sslhr 2r 37 KNEE -HI SOCKS ro - L MIT . SwrtoM. * • SPECIAL BUY. WIIVUI A THE CHOWAN HERALD MHs SANDRA BOY( • degree in speech--the first such degree granted at UNC. She listed in Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities and earned membership in Masqueraders Theater and acted with the Carolina Playmakers and Readers Theater. She now teaches speech and drama in Edenton-Chowan Schools. Married to Rob Boyce, a physical education teacher in the local schools, she was Perry Couple Paid Honor A reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Perry, Route 3, Edenton, on January 7 given by their children honoring their parents on their Golden Wedding , Anniversary. The home was decorated with colors of gold and white. TheM table was covered with a gold table cloth with a center arrangement of yellow and white mums and yellow and white snapdragons. A large anniversary cake with yellow rose buds on it. Candlelabras on each side of the table. Punch, cheese pennies, nuts, mints, chicken salad and ] ham biscuits. During the afternoon around I 100 relatives and friends came I by with congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Perry were married January 7, 1922. They have three children: Cecil Perry of Virginia Beach. Va.,; ' Mrs. Thomas Burns of For Qikk Resalts Try A Gasstfied Ad. January 25, 1973. recently nominated by Dr. James Pence of UNC for N. C. Speech Teacher of The Year. The Boyces have a daughter. Mrs. Boyce is a member of Center Hill Baptist Church, is a substitute Sunday School teacher and is a member of the Christian Young Adults. The members of Edenton BPW know that Sandra will represent Edenton and Chow'an County well at the District , Meeting in April where she will compete for District honors, Mrs. Boswell said. The District winner will compete for state honors. Mrs. Boyce also entertained the club with some of her many talents in a skit entitled, “The Faces of Many Women or You’ve Come A Long Way Baby”. Miss Christine Maurel. who is in Edenton through the j Experiment in International j Living, as a French assistant, and Dr. Eddie West, Superintendent of Edenton- Chowan Schools, were guests at the meeting. Following the program of Young Careerist, a business session was held and plans were made for Bosses' Night, an annual affair of the club. Woodbridge. Va. and Mrs. D. C. Forehand of Edenton. Mr. and Mrs. Perry are Baptists and members of Macedonia Baptist Church. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Perry IpF W I^^B JHB Wt ft. Mrs. Scott Merillat Weir Weir-Shepard Vows Said Miss Kathleen Coke Shepard and Mr. Scott Merillat Weir were wed December 30 at St. Marks on the Mesa Episcopal Church, AiDUA|a? r que. N. M.. with Rev. Charles E. Fish conducting the double-ring ceremony before an altar decorated with poinsettas ar.d evergreens. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Shepard. Jr., of Albuquerque and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs. W. B. Shepard of Edenton. ! The groom's parents are Mr, j and Mrs. Lester Lee Weir, Jr., ! of Topeka. Kan Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a full s length three-tiered gown trimmed with imported lace. I She wore a garland of flowers in | her hair and carried a nosegay of deep pink pixies and daisy mums Miss Jane Haley of Centerville. Ind.. was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. I Jerry 0. Bradley of Overland IPark. Kan. and Rebecca Shepard of Albuquerque, both sisters of the bride. Michael S. Weir attended his f brother as best man j Groomsmen were Tom Logan and Steve Smoot of Topeka Wedding guests were escorted -by Mark Dudley of Kansas City. Mo., and William B Shepard 111. brother of the bride A reception was held at Kirtland Air Force Base Officers Club. After a wedding trip to Lake of the Ozarks. Mo., the couple is living in Manhattan, Kan How to Best Protect Your Family A Pilot Life plan provides cash to leave you* estate debt free, and your family a th a comfortable income Its the surest way to S( 'uture. Thomas J. Jordan 7 Stratford Road EDENTON, N. C Phones: Residence 482-2485 Office 482-4550 M- ■ Hi
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