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Debra Lynn Bennett
Couple Plans
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August Nuptials
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bennett
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Debra Lynn, to
Philip Ralph Cerpanya. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Cerpanya of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Miss Bennett is a graduate of
Kempsville High School in
Virginia Beach. Va., and is now
a senior at the University of
Virginia. She will graduate in
May with a degree in nursing.
Mr. Cerpanya is a graduate of
the University of Virginia. He is
presently attending
Thunderbird International
Graduate Business School in
Glendale. Ariz.
An August wedding is planned
in Eder.von.
Hospital Auxiliary
Mrs Ores Blanchard and
Mrs. Chris Kenney are the most
recent new members in the
Chowan Hospital Auxiliary's
annual membership drive
which will continue through
January. Anyone interested in :
joining may contact Mrs. Jack
Harris at 482-4815. The next
meeting of the auxiliary will be
held January 7. at 10 A.M. in St.
Paul's Episcopal Church parish
nouse.
4 tbsp*. Butter or margarine
4 tbapa. Flour (enriched)
% tap. Salt
% tap. Pepper
2 cupjs Milk
1 cup Cooked ham (diced)
4 tbeps. Onipns (chopped)
2 cup* FRITOS brand corn
cyaps (lightly crushed -
measured after crushing)
Moke a sauce of the butter
or margarine, flour, seasonings
and jnilk. Add ham and onion
to satuce. Place half of FRITOS
branc corn chips in casserole.
Add/sauce. Top with remain
ing FRITOS brand corn chips.
Bake| at 350 degrees for 25
minutes.
Congregation
m Be Feted
A pancake breakfast will be
held at Edenton United
Methodist Church at 8:30 A.M.
Sunday for the entire
congregation. The breakfast in
the fellowship hall is sponsored
by | United Methodist Men’s
Club
Holy Communion will be
observed at the II A.M. service
and the evening service will be
directed by a layman of the
enuren.
NOTICE!
We regret that due to the energy
crisis jt is necessary for us to make
only scheduled deliveries. Begin
ning January 7, 1974, our delivery
service will run at 9:00 and 11:30
A?M. and 2.00 and 4:30 P. M.
r We ask#»at you keep this in mind
when pteCfoig your orders.
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•THECHOWANFFBAi.n Thursday, January 3. 1974
Bible Study
Will Be Held
January Bible Study will be
held at Edenton Baptist Church
next week with Rev. Robert E.
Gray, pastor of the church,
teaching the book entitled:
“Colossians: Christ Above All.”
Beginning Sunday morning at
10 o’clock, Mr. Gray will speak
to the Adult and Youth Sunday
School classes on an
introduction to the Book of
Colossians.
Continuing the study at the 11
o’olock morning worship, he
will use as his sermon topic “A
Prayer of Petition.” Scripture
will be taken from Colossians
1:9-14. Sessions will be held
each evening at 7:30 o’clock
Sunday through Wednesday
Copies of the study book may
be obtained from the church
office.
Nursery facilities will be
provided for children three
years and under.
The public is invited to attend.
Figures compiled by the
Small Business Administra
tion show that 95% of the
8.4 million U.S. businesses
are defined as “small,” and
hire 53% of the labor force.
MAKE-UP ARTIST RECOMMENDS HI6H
PROTEIN FOR INSTANT SUMMING
By ( npw, everyone knows
the wpndiirrul results a high
protein din can have on your
figure, but do you know that
applied on the outside, pro
tein does beautiful things
for your complexion? Ac
cording to Coty make-up
artist, Wayne Franken, that's
so. Protein is important as
a cosmetic ingredient -- it
helps fill in tiny lines and
wrinkles and it locks in the
complexion's own natural
moisture. Wayne uses Coty's
new Great Coverage protein
foundations and blusher for
slenderizing cosmetic shad
owing. Special model tech
niques can cleverly slim and
shape facial contours.
“Foundation is even more
effective than a shading
cream. Because you’re shad
ing with true skin tones, it
looks more real, especially
close-up,” says Wayne.
For instant facial
*1! ig *
Cnoose’S coibrone shade*
darker than your usual. If
your skin is Nordic pale,
Golden Beige will probably
be perfect for the dark tone,
and Basic Bisque will be
your overall color. If your
skin is tan, use Golden
Bronze Great Coverage for
shading. Sunny Tan for over
all. If it’s olive, use Tawney
Rose for shading. Tea Rose
for overall.
Apply the darker color
first, then apply your usual
color, overlapping lightly and
blending for a smooth grad
uation of tones. Here’s how
Uyjse the darker shades:
Wp* l.Toshorl-
W. -(£/.: en a long
L (t-g. nose, dot and
i ’’’ blend just un
der the tip
of the nose.
2. Slim a wide nose: run a
strip.dowfri either side of the
nose, just at
Y ' I the top edge,
I sto P at the
nostril and
the bridge
je of the nose.
MEDIAN AGES
According to recent gov
ernment surveys, the aver
age new bride is almost 21
years old and the groom is
slightly over 23. College
educated newlyweds are
usually older.
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Miss Phyllis Maine Bunch
Engagement
Is Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bunch of
Hobbsville announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Phyllis Elaine, to Obed Linwood
Lee, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lee, Sr., of Edenton.
The wedding will be held at 3
P.M. Sunday in Yeopim Baptist
Church.
Friends and relatives are
cordially invited to attend.
3. Pul hollows in your
cheeks: apply below the
[ft
cheek bone
on the lower
back quarter
of the cheek.
Blend toward
the tip of
the ear, away
from the mouth and eye.
Bringing it too far forward
is a common mistake. It
should be no further for
ward than the outer corner
of the eye and no higher
than the middle of the ear.
4. Define the jaw line:
apply under the chin from
behind the
ear and con
tinue the line
down onto
the neck, fad
ing the color
into nothing-
Es
ness by the first ring on the
throat. It’s important to
fade cqlitt araduallv out on
to cbK, »ar ,so
that it is not noticeable.
This shading is most flatter
ing, but only if it is subtly
done.
Klusli Krautifully
Blush is a lively beauty
accomplice that looks best
when you don’t notice it.
Apply sparingly and only
in the limited area of the
outer cheekbone. Put it
higher than your nostrils
and further back than the
middle of your eye. With
in this space, the shape of
your blusher can make a
big difference.
1. Squares of color bal
ance a narrow chin.
2. Triangles, wider to
ward the ear, make a broad
or chunky square face appear
more slender. Slant the lip
of the triangle down toward
the mouth if the face is
square, up toward the bridge
of the nose if the face is
a heavy oval or egg shaped.
3. Horizontal bars of col
or running across the top.*
of the cheek berties shorter
the dimension of a long face.
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HEALTH & SCIENCE
DENTAL SHORTS
In Central Africa among
Wawira tribes, men pointed
their teeth to attract women.
In early Japan married women
dyed their teeth black to dis
courage their husbands’ jeal
ousy of other men. Black
teeth became the married
woman’s status symbol of ta
boo to others. Until not long
ago many black porcelain
teeth were made in America
for Japanese use in dentures
for married women.
*****
Best-selling toothpastes in
America cofctaimiMMl-polish
ing ingredients. Whiter teeth
are. favored. Toothbrushing is
advocated to help prevent
dental caries and periodontal
disease.
There is a new toothbrush
for persons with overly-sen
sitive teeth who find tooth
brushing painful. The new
brush, called Senaodyne Gen
tle, has bristles, head, and
handle especially designed to
make brushing more comfort
able, and tooth cleaning more
effective for these individuals.
Senaodyne toothpaste is
already recommended by
80,000 dentists for desensi
tizing teeth. Ac active in
gredient in the dentifrice pen
. etrat>s the tooth structure
to -help block pain impulses.
This effect Increases with
continued brushing. The new
brush is recommended for
use with tfce^toothpaste.
Accidental injuries to teeth '
can be prevented with the use
of safety belts in automobiles
and mouth protectors when
engaged m contact sports.
Herald Society News
Mr. and Mrs. West Byrum
and daughters spent the
weekend in Bladenboro visiting,
Mr. and Mrs. June Singletary.
Miss Jody Merrill of Raleigh
spent the weekend visiting
Emmett Wood and his parents
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Balzer and
children Amy, Beth and
Richard of Malvern, Pa., spent
the Christmas Holidays with
Mir. and Mrs. J. Clarence
Leary, Sr.
Mr.and Mrs. Dick Weeks. Jr.,
of New Bern spent Sunday with
his grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
J. Clarence Leary, Sr.
0
Mr. Lester .Lewis is
recuperating in Pitt Hospital,
Greenville following an
operation. Mr. Lewi? resides
with his family on Country Club
Drive and is an Inspector for
Commercial and Sports
Fisheries.
Mrs. Marvin Wilson and son
Channing of Faison, N. C. spent
the holidays with her sister Mrs.
John A. Bunch.
Mrs. George Dail spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
Otis Bowen and family in
Washington, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Debnam
spent Christmas Holidays in
Richmond visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Jackson.
Miss Aurelia Layden returned
Friday after spending two
weeks visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Wiley Taylor and family in
Charleston, S. C.
Miss Ida Smyer of New York
City spent a few days visiting
Mrs. Ida Roberson.
Mrs. Loretta Deans has
returned after spending the
holidays in Richmond, Va.
Miss Elizabeth Jacobs of
South Mills returned home
Monday after spending a few
days with her sister Mrs. E. W.
Spires.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gibson
have returned to their home in
Morgan Park after spending a
few days with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. O. E. Gibson.
O
Mrs. W. D. Hutchison and
daughter Kathryn have
returned to their home in
Spencer, N-. C. after spending
several days with Mr. and MrS.
Bob Hutchison.
0
Capt. and Mrs. Joe Harrell
and son Joel have returned to
McGuire AFB N.J. after spend
ing the Christmas Holidays with
his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Harrell.
0
Ms. and Mrs. Ronald Perry
and family of Portsmouth. Va..
spent Christmas Holidays with
their parents Mr .and Mrs. Earl
Harrell and Mr. and Mrs.
Bristoe Perry.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Julian E.
Forehand have returned to their
home in VVestover Heights after
spending the holidays with their
son, his wife and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph R. Forehand in
Wilmington. Delaware.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Maher
and daughter Jeanette of Silver
Springs. Md., have returned
home after spending last week
with Mr. and Mrs. H. Z. Moyers.
0
Mrs. Watts Poe of Chapel Hill
visited her father Mr. Branning
Perry during the Holidays.
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WE PAY CLOSING COSTS
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Call 412-4591 Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wiltshire and son Bob pf
Richmond, Va. visited her
sister Sara Miller during the
Holidays. •
News From
Merry HiH Section
MRS. KTIIEL WINBORNK
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Bailey
and children, Stacey and April
of Newport News spent from
Friday until Tuesday with her
parents, Mr.and Mrs. Ralph
Smithwick.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Baker
accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Baker and son of
Cheaspeake to Silver Springs
Md., and spent the weekend
before Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs. Darrell Baker and family.
Mrs. Shirley Davis Muse and
family of Portsmouth visited
Mrs. Ethel Winborne
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas White
and family, Mr. and Mrs. David
White and Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Hopkins of Newport News
visited Mrs. J. W. White during
the holidays last week.
0
Students at home for
Christmas were: Miss Ellen
Pruden from Methodist College,
Fayetteville. Misses Marilyn
Kay and Marsha Barfield and
Scott Keeter from E. C.
Greenville.
O
Mr. and Mrs. Bob House and
children Lynn and Jennifer of
Harrellsville and Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmy Bailey and
children. Stacey and April of
Newport News were Christmas
Day dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Smithwick.
- and Mrs. Jimmie Love
and Mrs. Nina Whiteman spent
several days during Christmas
at Wingate with Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Love.
O
Mrs. Ethel Winborne spent
Christmas with her brother. A.
E. Bowen. Sr. in Windosr.
Saturday Mrs. Winborne
accompanied. Mrs. Arthur
Bowen to Ahoskie to visit
Jordan Yates at Chowan
Manor Rest Home.
O
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Baker
and son of Chesapeake spent
Christmas with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Rufus Baker.
O
Mrs. Ethel Winborne
attended the funeral of Mrs.
Callie Britt in Harrellsville
Thursday also visited Mrs.
Grover Earless at Colerain that
afternoon.
Pap Smear Urged
All women should have a Pap
Smear Test for cancer every
year. If you have not had this
test, talk with your family
doctor or call tlie local health
department. A Pap Smear
Screening Test will be given or
the second and fourth Mondays
from 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. at the
Chowan County Health
Department. Edenton. Anyone
desiring an appointment is ask
to call the Health Department
at 482-2511.
“There are 70 million
books in American librar
ies, but the one you want
to read is always out.”
(Tom Masson)
Brides discover microwave oven
makes a good friend in kitchen
Many brides are inter
ested in experimenting with
new methods of cooking,
such as microwave cooking,
and for good reason.
As the bride soon learns,
the time savings and con
venience of microwave
cooking make meal prep
aration faster and easier.
Using the microwave
cookbook that is provided
with General Electric’s new
JET 82 countertop micro
wave oven, she can have an
appetizing meal prepared
and ready to serve in min
utes.
A cooking time chart lo
cated on the front of the
unit is a handy reminder
of cooking times for fre
quently prepared food items.
A popular way for the
working bride to use the
microwave oven is to plan
and prepare meals in ad
vance to be frozen or re
frigerated until the day
she serves them. Just a few
seconds or minutes in the
JET 82 when she returns
from work and the meals
are thawed, heated and
ready to serve.
After using a JET 82, it
won’t be long before she
finds she has more than
one friend in the kitchen.
Brandy’s dandy for everything
Brandy sales in the U.S.
reached an all-time high in
1972 and it’s no wonder.
Once just an after-dinner
pleasure for gentlemen
along with cigars, brandy
has now become a useful
and versatile mainstay of
the American larder and
bar.
Brandy is widely used as
a mixed drink ingredient,
and European trips have
given Americans a taste for
brandy and soda.
Brandy is also a popular
ingredient in gourmet cook
ing. While the alcohol cooks
away in preparing a dish
the brandy flavor is left to
give an added sparkle and
zip to everything from hors
d’oeuvres to desserts.
Most brandies are good
for the spectacular flam
being of foods which is be
coming a widespread 'show
Couples’ choice of musical instruments
varies to accommodate taste and style
More than 2 million cou
ples will be married this
year. While most will have
a, traditional service, a
growing number of young
people are revising cere
monies to suit their own
tastes and lifestyles.
One of the things most
often changed, says the
American Music Conference,
is the couple’s selection of
musical instruments to set
the mood.
At a recent ceremony in
Chicago, the bride walked
down the aisle to “Song for
Diane,” which was especial
ly composed for her by the
prospective groom.
In other cases, where a
more traditional selection
of music has been made, the
couple has chosen to conA
plement the organ with
violins, recorders, flutes,
guitars or even a jazz combo
composed of bass, piano
and drums.
CARD OF THANKS
To every one I want to say
thank you in the name of the
Lord for all the beautiful cards,
gifts, money, fruit and food and
every expression of kindness to
the countless wonderful people
who have touched my life. I give
thanks to God lor all and wish
you a Blessed New Year with
His peace which passes all
understanding:
Zona Whiteman
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NEW WAYS Ol PREPARING >IE U.S. mi, I, mirroHave
rooking, will ill It-ri-M liritlr- ronrrrnril with convenience anil
saving linn*. I hr rooking limr churl loratril on tlir front of the
Jet 82 countertop inirrowayr ovrn by General Electric and
tile microwave eonkitook provided w ith it ran help.
biz’ part of American for
mal dinners. Just remember
the secret is to warm up the
brandy before igniting it.
Brandy is a handy com
fort to sufferers from cold
and colds, and a help to the
weary and faint.
The danger is that the
label brandy is often
slapped on some terrible
stuff which is sold cheaply
and is a very far cry in taste
from the famous, imported
brandies which are well
aged. Yet an imported
brandy needn’t break your
budget either.
A very fine and imported
brandy such as Mouquin
can be had at a reasonable
price. Mouquin Brandy, to
use this particular brand
as an example, is 80-proof
and a full ten years old. It
is a smooth and mellow
product of the grape which
Often, the bridal pair Will
forego use of professional
musicians and call on
friends to perform. One
couple, who were married
in a rustic mountainside
ceremony, had friends per
form on guitar and two re
corders.
While the selection of
some of these Instruments
still strikes us as exotic,
many of them have tra
ditionally been used in
non-Western wedding cere
monies.
Drums, for example, are
integral parts of wedding
rites in many African and
Arabic cultures.
During marriage ceremo
nies in Nigeria, women
accompany themselves on
large inverted calabash
bowls some beaten with
the hands and some with
sticks while they sing a
song advising men to in
vestigate the character of
SHOP I. N. S.
AT
W. E. S.
GWALTNEY
BACON 1 lb. pkg. $1.19
MAXWELL HOUSE
COFFEE 2 lb. can $1.79
303 SIZE I. N. S.
APPLE SAUCE 3 for 79c
46 OZ. DONALD DUCK
ORANGE JUICE 2 for 89c
BIG ROLLS
BOUNTY TOWELS.. .3 for SI.OO
16 OZ. BOX
HI-HO CRACKERS 51c
QUART BOTTLE
PEPSI 3 for 79c
3 LB. BAG
ONIONS 29c
TRY US FOR FRESH MEATS AND
HOMEMADE SAUSAGE
W. L Smith's Store
ROCKY HOCK SECTION
Phone 221-4031 - fidenton, N. C
has pleased the most con
noiseur of puiates.
So even for a young cou
ple just starting out it's
possible to have in the house
a very good brandy you can
be proud of.
BK.4MH STIM.HH
Shake together over ice
I'v oz. Mouquin Brandy and
l't oz. white creme de
menthe. Strain into a cock
tail glass.
UKAMUh.n Slf IKS
Season two thin steaks
with salt and pepper, then
pan broil in 1 -tblsps. but
ter for a few minutes on
each side. Add one tblsp.
Worcestershire sauce and 1
tblsp. finely chopped chives,
stir, turn heat down. Set
aflame 2 tblsps. warm Mou
quin. pour over steaks, allow
flames to die out. Remove
steaks, pour juices over and
serve.
their prospective mates.
In Egypt and other Is
lamic countries, a drum
made of a wooden hoop
and two skins is played
exclusively by women as
part of the ritual The use
of the drums is in keeping
with Mohammed’s instruc
tions in the Koran "Pub
lish the marriage and beat
tie- drum.”
It the Dalama region of
Sweden, a tradition evolved
of having fiddlers play for
weddings. Even today, these
ceremonies are conducted
with the assistance ol sev
eral fiddlers. While one
plays the melodic line, the
others improvise so that the
music is ever changing.
While the wedding service
may change, one tiling is
certain old or new, tra
ditional or modern - all
rituals include music as a
uniquely expressive part ol
the ceremony.