Mr. And Mrs. Lloyd E. Overton, Sr.
Couple Observes
60th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E.
Overton, Sr., of Edenton,
celebrated their 60th wedding
anniversary on December 20,
1974. In honor of the occasion a
family dinner was held at
Gabby’s Restaurant.
The Overtons have four
children: Mrs. Frank Wilson,
Sr. of Norfolk, Va.; Lloyd, Jr.,
Mrs. John Oliver, Jr., and Mrs.
Melvin Lane, all of Edenton.
Attending the dinner with the
honored guests were: Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Wilson, Sr., Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson, Jr., Mrs. Ronnie
Miller and John Miller of
Norfolk, Va.; Lloyd Overton,
Jr., Nancy Overton and Craig
Overton, Mr. and Mrs. John
Oliver, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Lowell
Gieseke, Mr. and Mrs. John
L&yd Oliver, Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Lane, Melvin Lane, Jr.
Kathy Lane and Jennifer Lane
of Edenton and Rev. and Mrs.
Dick Brewer of Hertford.
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News From Merry Hill Section
Mrs. Josephine Nixon of
Rocky Hock was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lawrence
last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Baker
accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Baker and son, of
Chesapeake Va. to Silver
Springs, Md. and spent last
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Darrell Baker and family and
returned home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Richardson
and children of Tampa, Florida
spent the holidays here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merle
Miller and grandmother, Mrs.
Lizzie Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Keeter
and daughter of Salisbury were
the guests of Mrs. Cliff Keeter a
few days last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Farless
of Colerain visited his sister,
Mrs. Lizzie Miller last
Saturday.
Mrs. Merle Miller spent
several days in ihe Chowan
Hospital at Edenton recently,
but has returned home.
Mrs. Maude Foxwell was a
patient in the Bertie Memorial
Engagement
Announced
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Mr. and Mrs. John Carlton
Geiger announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Margaret Ellen, to Earl
Goodwin Chesson of Chapel
Hill. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Merritt Chesson,
Jr., of Edenton.
The bride-elect Is attending
the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Mr. Chesson is a graduate of
UNC-CH where he was a
member of Phi Delta Theta
fraternity. He is employed by
Dan Hill and Associates.
The wedding is planned for
June 14.
For And
About Women
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Singspiration
Sunday Night
A Singspiration will be held at
Edenton Baptist Church on
‘Sunday evening at the 7:30
worship. The service will
include special groups, solos,
and the Adult Choir as well as
congregational singing.
The music selected is the
result of a recent musical
survey taken in the church.
Rev. Robert E. Gray, pastor,
has selected as his sermon topic
“The One With Whom God Is
Pleased” for the 11 o’clock
Sunday morning worship.
Scripture will be taken from
Isaiah 42:1-7.
Hospital at Windsor last week,
returned home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. David White,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas White
and Mrs. Phil Hopkins of
Newport News spent a week
here with Mrs. J. W. White.
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Mrs. Belva Lawrence and
Mrs. Cecil White spent
Thursday at Elizabeth City.
Messers Wheeler Bowen and
Ralph Bowen of Windsor visited
their aunt Mrs. Ethel Winborne
Monday and Mr. and Mrs. L. I,
Bowen of Windsor visited her on
Sunday afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Chesley White
left last week for Florida to visit
their daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Graves and
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Smithwick spent from
Thursday night until Sunday at
Newport News with Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmie Bailey and
children.
Miss Ellen Pruden of
Methodist College at
Fayetteville spent two weeks at
home with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Pruden.
Tom Tynch is still in the
Chowan Hospital at Edenton but
his condition is greatly
improved now.
TUNE UP WITH TUNA
You many not be happily
aware of it, but you can get
100 percent of your daily
protein requirement in a seven
ounce can of tuna. Tuna’s
protein supplies your body with
a rich source of amino acids,
which are the essential building
blocks of the body.
• • •
Canned tuna in vegetable oil
is lower in fat than lean red
meat. Doctors and nutritionists
concerned about cholesterol and
reducing the incidence of cor
onary heart diseases rec
ommend that people eat more
fish.
* • •
Because there is less connec
tive tissue in tuna, it is more
readily digested than red meat
This accounts for its wide use
in meals for the very young
and the elderly, as well as in
convalescent diets.
* * •
Tuna has a high content of
vitamin 812 and other factors
needed for growth. It also
supplies iodine, which prevents
goiter; phosphorus, for strong
bones, and fluorine, to develop
teeth and prevent decay. Vita
mins for maintaining normal
metabolism are also present in
tuna in substantive amounts.
THE CHOWAN HERALD
Herald Society News
Mrs. John A. Bunch and son
Ben spent last weekend in
Warsaw visiting Mrs. Marvin
Wilson.
Mrs. Kathleen Skiles has
Edentonians At
Farm Convention
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Parrish
and Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow
Lowe have recently returned
from New Orleans, La. where
they attended the American
Farm Bureau Federation
convention. The event was held
January 4-10.
Parrish is president of the
Chowan County Farm Bureau
and Lowe is a member of the
board of directors of the N. C.
Farm Bureau.
The convention was held in the
Rivergate Convention Center at
the South End of Canal street on
the bank of the Mississippi
River.
The principal addresses were
by William E. Simon,
Secretary of Treasury, and
John C. Stennis, U. S. Senator
from Mississippi.
The conference attended
included beef cattle, swine,
cotton, field crops, Farm
Bureau Insurance, Farm
Bureau safemark products, and
organization. The conference
speakers included the most
informed people on each
subject.
Entertainment during the
award program was by A] Hirt.
There was also a talent show
and dance.
Tours of Historic New
Orleans was another highlight.
Its strategic location on the
lower Mississippi River make it
one of the great ports of history.
While in New Orleans they
stayed in the Le Downtowner du
Vieux Carre on Bourbon
Street, in the heart of the
famous French Quarter.
The strength of the American
Farm Bureau Federation is in
the volunteers from the 2.4-
million member farm families
in 2,836 counties across our
great nation.
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returned to her home in
Westover Heights after
spending several weeks in
Jupiter, Fla. visiting her son
and his family Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Skiles.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Litchfield
spent a few days in Raleigh this
week.
Mr. Ed Hassell is spending
the weekend in Raleigh visiting
friends.
Mrs. Wesley Chesson is
spending a few days in Winston
Salem visitng Mr. and Mrs. Will
Warren.
Miss Nancy Whichard left
Monday to return to Va.-
Intermont in Bristol, Va.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mooney of
Edenton and Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Adams, Jr.,of Wrightsville
Beach have returned after a
trip to New York City where
they visited Mrs. Donald
Parker.
Mrs. Kermit Layton and Mrs.
Tom Hopkins spent Wednesday
in Washington, N. C.
Mrs. James Heilmon and son
Vaughan of Richmond arrived
Jan. 4th to visit her mother Mrs."
Roland Vaughan. Mrs. Vaughan
and Mrs. Heilman leave Jan
15th for a trip to Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania to visit Mrs.
Vaughan’s niece Ms. Melinda
Miller.
Mrs. Margo Barath spent last
weekend : i Martinsville, Va.
STUDY IN ROME
A special three - week
intensive photography
course, combining art his
tory and photography
with sightseeing, is being
sponsored through Octo
ber 1974 by the American
College of Rome, a two
year junior college.
CHOOSING COURSES
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INFANT RESUSCITATOR —Edenton Jajcettes recently provided funds for the
purchase of a resuscitator to be used at Chowan Hospital in the labor and deliv
ery section for newborn infants with breathing problems. Phyllis Copeland, right,
president of the organization, is shown presenting the check to Thomas M.
Surratt, president, Chowan Hospital. Inc. Pictured at left of the resusitator is
Lind: Hudgins, chief nurse of the labor and delivery section.
Storybook looks tell tale in corduroy
Fashion steps out of the
story book and into the
classroom this fall as little
girls return to school
dressed in clothes with a
whimsical, handcrafted
feeling inspired by that
beloved childhood classic,
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WEE YODELERS . . . Girl
town interprets the Heidi look
for sportswear and party
elotlies, all designed in Cone
Mills eotton eorduroy. Loden
green pants suit lias Tyrolean
embroidery on the waistband
and jaeket. Jumper dr« *ss is
worn over u dainty hloiixe
ruffled al collar and 1 11fT-.
Heidi.
Designers have inter
preted this look in yet an
other child-tested favor
ite, cotton corduroy from
Cone Mills. Luxurious and
yet rugged enough to with
stand hours of rough ’n’
tumble, this versatile fab
ric lends itself to a de
lightful array of Tyrolean
influenced prints as well
as rich, jewel-toned solids.
Sporty, loden green cor
duroy pants suits with
short little jackets come
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Straight leg pants in
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time there are suspen
der or jumper dresses worn
over crisp ruffled blouses
or princess style frocks
in a delightful edelweiss
print accented with lace
trim at the collar and
cuffs.