Society News
N. C. Wesleyan students front
Rocky Mount home' for * few
days were: Dillard Dixon,
DeAnn Morgan, Nancy Twiddy,
Betsy Twiddy, and Elliott-
Harrell.
Mrs. Joe Thourd left Friday
morning to spend a week with
her daughter and family Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Raulston in
Fairmont.
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Miss Gene Tomlinson is
leaving Friday for Anaheim,
California. Miss Tomlinson and
Dr. Betty Bowman are co
presidents of the N. C.|
Association for supervision and
curriculum Development. They
along with 9fr others from North
Carolina are attending the
national ASCD Conference in
California and will leave from'
Raleigh-Durham Airport
Friday and ,pian to return
Thursday, March 14. Miss
Tomlinson is in charge of the
flight.
W. P. Jones,. William B.
Gardner, Dr. and Mrs. Richard
Hardin left Wednesday to
attend the Federal Aviation
Agency meeting in Atlanta, Ga.
Students home from East
Carolina University last
weekend were v Linda Harrell
and Reggie Griffin.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Proctor
and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Stallings
have returned from Florida
where they visited Mrs.
Stallings brother J.'V. White, at
Clearwater. It was to have been
a fishing trip for the men as it
was planned six months ago but
the red tide came in and that
finished the fishing trip.
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Mrs. Jeffery Lynn Smith
Eastern Star Officers Elected
Officers for the new year for
Edenton Chapter No. 302, Order
of the Eastern Star, were
elected at the chapter’s meeting
Monday night.
Miss Frances Marshbourne
was elected worthy matron to
succeed Mrs. Anita Tarkington.
Others elected were: Worthy
patron, Paul Sides; associate
matron, Mrs. Betsy Jackson;
associate patron, Carlton
Jackson; secretary, Mrs. Ruth
Overman; treasurer, Mrs.
Mary Leary; conductress, Mrs.
Margaret Smithson; associate
conductress, Mrs. Kathleen
Skiles.
MissMarshbourneannounced
the following appointments:
Chaplain, Jimmy Oglesby;
marshal, Mrs. Ila Forehand;
organist, Mrs. Caroline
Swindell; Adah, Mrs. Essie
Perry; Ruth, Mrs. Mary Sides;
Esther, Mrs. Rachel Craddock;
Martha, Mrs. Pearl Harrell;
Electa, Mrs. Ethel Haskett;
warder, Mrs. Helen Headen;
sentinel, Louis Craddock.
An open installation service
will be held Friday night,
March 29, at 8 o’clock at the
Masonic Temple, to which
relatives and friends of the
officers, are imbed to attend.
Sam McPherson of Elizabeth
City will be the installing
officer. Mrs. Margaret Bell will
serve as marshal. Mrs. Grace
Byrum will be organist and
Wilton Bray of Indian Ridge will
be chaplain.
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CARD OF THANKS V
I would like to express my
thanks and appreciation to all
for the visits, cards, flowers and
your prayers during my illness
and lengthy stay in Chowan
Hospital and Chapel Hill.
Especially would I like to
thank Rocky Hock and Edenton
Baptist Churches for cards
from Sunday School classes and
W. M. S. Circles.
Chowan Hospital is one for all
of us to be proud of. Everyone
was kind and helpful to me in
every way possible. My thanks
to each one.
Edna B. Barnacascel
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to express my
heartfelt thanks and
appreciation to my relatives,
neighbors and friends for all the
kindness shown me during my
illness, sincere thanks to Dr.
Wright - and the nurses at
Chowan Hospital. To every
church Sunday school class and
Missionary society . that
remembered me with a kind
thought or act I am most
grateful. "
Sincerely,
Essie H. Hoggard
Miss Burris, Mr. Smith Exchange Vows
Miss Gay Elaine Burris and
Jeffrey Lynn Smith of Edenton
spoike their vows Saturday in
Macedonia Baptist Church with
Rev. Charles Ledford officiating
in the afternoon ceremony.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Burris.
Parents of the bridegroom are
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Smith.
The bride was attired in a
gown fashioned with a Juliet
bodice of Chantilly lace and a
skirt of organza which formed a
chapel train attached to the
empire waist. The neck, Juliet
sleevies, skirt and train were
edged with fluted lace. The
bride’s chapel length train veil
of illusion was attached to a
tiara of imported Chantilly lace
embroidered with iridescent
sequins and seed pearls. She
carried a bridal bouquet of
carnations and white
sweetheart roses framed with
baby’s breath and greenery.
Mrs. Ben Chewning of
Wadesboro, cousin of the bride,
was matron of honor and Miss
Cheri Jordan, also of
Wadesboro, was maid of honor.
The bridesmaids were the
Misses Tammy Burris and Jan
Burris, sisters of the bride, and
*Miss Donna Harrell, cousin of
the groom.
Youngest sister of the bride,
Miss Lisa Burris, was the
flower girl. Marty Conner of
For And
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Burch - Jones Engagement Announced $
Mrs. Bruce F. Jones
announces the engagement of
her daughter, Nelle Virginia, to
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Miss Nelle Virginia Jones
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Wadesboro, young cousin of the
bride served is ringbearer.
Mr. Carroll Smith served as
best man for his son. Ushers
were Glenn Smith, brother of
the groom; David Jethro of
Edenton; Elmer Overton, Jr.,
cousin of the groom; John
Thompson, uncle of the bride,
and Mike Connor, cousin of the
bride, both of Wadesboro.
Mr. Elmer Overton, Sr.,
accompanied on the organ by
Mrs. Robert Cherry, presented
the wedding music. Mrs.
Leonard Mitzke served as the
director of the wedding. Miss
Virginia Copeland of Elizabeth
City kept the register in the
church vestibule.
For her daughter’s wedding,
Mrs. Burris wore a floor length
kelly green polyester crepe
dress fashioned with an A-line
skirt extending from the empire
waist. The mandarin neckline,
sleeves and front panels were of.
Venice lace. She wore a
matching petal headpiece and
other accessories.
Mother of the groom, Mrs.
Smith, wore a floor length dress
with a turquoise textured
polyester bodice with a high
neck and bands with a softly
gathered skirt of contrasting
polyester crepe. She wore a
flowered headpiece and
matching accessories. The
groom’s grandmother wore a
THE CHOWAN HERALD
Mr. Charles Barnett Burch, Jr.,
of Athens, Ga. Miss Jones is
also the daughter of Mr. Bruce
dressmaker wit. of pink and
gray paisley double knit with
matching accessories.
For a wedding trip to Myrtle
Beach, S. p. the bride chose a
heather blue knit suit with a
sweater vesket top and an A
line skirt. Her corsage was of
sweetheart roses entwined with
pale blue ribbons.
After their wedding trip the
bride and groom will return to
Edenton where they will make
their home.
Cake Cutting
The wedding rehearsal on
Friday night preceded a cake
cutting at the fellowship hall at
Macedonia Baptist Church
given in honor of the wedding
couple by the groom’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Smith. For
the cake cutting the bride-to-be
wore a coral dress with an
empire waistline and a
matching textured Isenhour
jacket. Her corsage of white
carnations was framed by coral
net and ribbon.
Out-of-town 'guests were:
Mrs. Kathleen Conner, Marty
Conn a - , Mike Conner, Mr. t
Mrs. Ben Chewning, Mr. John
Thompson, Mr. Buddy
Thompson, Miss Cheri Jordan
all from Wadesboro, N. C. Mr. &
Mrs. James Hough & family
from LilesviUe, N. C. Mrs. Jack
Tarlton & Miss Paula Tarlton
from Rockville, Ga.
Thursday, March 7, 1974
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Mr. Burch’s parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Burch, Sr., also of
Athens.
Miss Jones is the
granddaughter of Mr. Otman B.
Perry and the late Mrs. Perry
and the late Mr. and Mrs.
William B. Jones.
The bride-elect is a senior at
Converse College in
Spartanburg, S. C., where she is
majoring in psychology with a
minor in music.
Mr. Burch is attending
Wofford College' and is
president of Kappa Alpha
fraternity.
The wedding will take place
August 17 in Bruton Parish
Church in Williamsburg, Va.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Herman Spruill of Edenton announce the engagement
of their daughter, Annie Jane, to Ronald Gray Warlick.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith Wailick, Jr.,
of Windsor. The wedding is planned for mid-July.
Providence Baptist Church News
The Church School of
Providence Baptist Church
will open at 9:30 A.M., with
Charlie L. Downing, Sr., as
director. The worship service
will begin at 11 A.M. The
Sermon will be given by the
pastor, Dr. William C. Butts.
The sermon-subject: is “The
Unmerciful -Servant ’ ’.
Aide, chaired by
Mrs. Nillie C. Knight, presented
to the Church a three-inch
platform for the pulpit and Mrs.
Nillie C. Knight gave the
church a four-foot red carpet to
cover the pulpit platform in
memory of the late Mrs. Willie
K. Knight, former church
organist and director of the
Senior Choir.
The Chairman of the Trustee
Board, Albert C. Hudson,
accepted the two gifts in behalf
of the pastor and church.
A dedication service will be
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WATERFRONT REALTOR
■ .PROPERTIES East King Street
held during the Sunday worship
services for the gifts.
Spring revival services will
begin April 21, with Rev. G.
Daniel Jones, pastor of Zion
Baptist Church, Portsmouth,
Va., as guest evangelist.
NARFE MEETING
The National Association of
Retired
(NARFE) will meet in the REA
building in Hertford on Friday.
The meeting is scheduled for
2:30 o’clock that afternoon. All
federal retired persons are
urged to attend.
Inflation rates were
considerably higher at other
periods in American history: a
common laborer in Boston who
earned three shillings a day in
early 1777 was paid (id shillings
in mid-1779. according to an
article in the U. S. Department
of Labor’s “Monthly Labor
Review.”