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YARD-OF-THE-AAONTH— The Edcnton Jaycees have
selected as “Yard-of-the Month” for May the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Saunders. They are pictured
here with Terry Nixon, Jaycee committee chairman.
The Saunders’ will receive prizes from Leary Brothers
Storage, Leary Plant Farm and Parker-Evans Hardware.
Judging Teams High In Elizabeth City
By MURRAY L. GOODWIN
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Chowan has two 4-H livestock
judging teams this year. Larry
Smith, former member of N. C.
State Judging Team, is the
coach of the teams. Already the
team members have had six
practice sessions. Three times
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the 4-H’ers have judged live
animals and two times they
studied films prepared by the N.
C. State University Extension
Service.
Members of the senior team
are Harry Ward, Randy
Copeland, Johnny Byrum,
Marta Rogerson, and Lewis
Numerous Awards Presented At Joint Installation Banquet
By KATHY NEWBERN
A combination awards night
and joint installation banquet
was held recently for the
Perquimans County Jaycee and
Jaycettes at Hertford
Grammar School.
Several awards were
presented, notably Jeannie
Umphlett’ received “The,
Jaycette of the Year” and
Wallace Morgan was named
“Key Man One of The Year” by
the Jaycees. For members who
have been in the club longer,
there is “The Key Man Two of
the Year” award which went to
Ray Ward.
John Beers, a Jaycee
exhausted rooster, was
awarded a lifetime membership
by President Wayne Ashley.
Several awards of appreciation
were presented to individuals
and groups that aided the
Perquimans County Jaycees
during their past year. These
went to Bill Cox, mayor of
Hertford; Lester Simpson,
chairman of the Perquimans
Nixon. Members of the Junior
team are Ivey Ward, Karen
Ward, Anna Goodwin, Joseph
Goodwin an Wendy Hare.
On Wednesday, April 30 the
two teams went to Elizaebth
City and participated in the
judging contest. The junior and
senior teams had the same
identical scores. Both teams
had 541 points out of a possible
600. Next Wednesday the two
teams will travel to Plymouth to
judge market steers and
market hogs.
Solid Gains
P. G. Sawyer, Jr., district
manager, of Southern Life
Insurance Company, reported
today on the solid gains made
by the company during 1974. In
making the report, he stated
that sales of new business
exceeded $197-million, which
was 20 per cent ahead of sales
made the previous year.
Insurance in force grew by
$lO4-million in 1974 to
$882,664,662. Os the total in
force, SAI-million is
servicemen’s group life
insurance, which increased $39-
million over the previous year.
Assets of $96.2 million were
5.4 per cent ahead of 1973, of
which $51.5 million is
invested in mortgage loans
throughout the company’s 13
state and district of Columbia
operating area. The average
yield on total investments was
6.85 per cent as compared with
6.44 per cent the previous year.
The $5,394,549 in benefits paid
to policyowners and
beneficiaries during 1974
increased the accumulated total
paid since the company was
organized in 1972 to $68,443,112.
The 7 per cent interest rate
currently being paid on
dividend accumulations and
proceeds of policies left on
deposit with the company is a
substantial benefit to
policyowners and beneficiaries.
Southern Life representatives
in the local office are - E. A.
Blanchard, Donald V. Burgess,
William M. Barnes, Selma
White, C. Mack Stansell, W. T.
Williams, W. B. Wilkins, C. J.
Sowerby, R. W. Goodwin and
George W. Midgett, Jr.
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THE CHOWAN HERALD
County commissioners; the
Perquimans County Jaycettes
and The Perquimans Weekly.
The award for Outstanding
Committee and Committee
Chairman went to Wallace
Morgan who was instrumental
in the part the Jaycees played in
starting the Perquimans County
Recreation Commission.
The presidents of the Jaycees
and Jaycettes also annuals
present special Presidential
Awards of Honor to individual
members who have greatly aided
them in their duties during the
year. It was truly a family
affair when outgoing President
Wayne Ashley presented this
award to Archie Miller and
outgoing Jaycette President
Sallie Halsey presented her
award to his wife, Patsy Miller,
club secretary. Ms. Halsey also
presented a second Presidential
Award of Honor to Kathy
Newbern, club reporter.
An exhausted rooster award
was presented to Joe Rogerson
and in turn his wife received the
plucked hen award from the
'Jaycettes.
A bit of comedy and fun
entered into the solemn
occasion with a small pie
throwing exhibition. The
Jaycees had the stipulation that
any Board of Director member
who had not signed up a new
member by the night of
installation would receive a pie
in the face from his wife.
Despite his efforts, Joe
Rogerson was unable to obtain a
new member and his wife
LaClaire did the honors.
Other award receipients in
the Jaycettes included Louise
Ward, this year’s clubwoman of
fund-raising activities, who
received the Outstanding
Committee and Committee
Chairman for the Valentine’s
Dance project, “Cupid’s Fling.”
Also, 13 Jaycette members
were received Spokette awards
for participation and
completion of certain first year
requirements. Spokette winners
included: Ingred Ashley, Sylvia
Barnes, Jean Brown, Phyllis
Byrum, Candy Eley, Sallie
Halsey, Anna Hurdle, Patsy
Miller, Kathy Newbern, Sharon
Tunnell, Jeannie Umphlett,
Louise Ward and Mary White.
An award of appreciation was
presented to Mary White,
chairman of records and
recognition. The Jaycette
awards were completed with the
presentation of a plaque to
the charter president Sallie
Halsey by outgoing vice
president Phyllis Byrum.
The guest speaker for the
evening for the Jaycettes was
Evelyn Fuller, regional
coordinator. In her remarks,
she said, “As far as I’m
concerned, The Perquimans
County Jaycettes are the
number one chapter I’ve
worked with.” She also pointed
out that the local club is the
largest chapter in the Northeast
Region and the only chapter to
have been chartered during her
year. She also praised the
community and the local
Jaycees for the support they
have given the girls and urged
these groups to continue this in
the coming year. Ms.. Fuller
then installed the 1975-76
Jaycette officers who are: Jean
Brown, president; Kathy
Newbern, vice-president;
Jeannie Umphlett, state
director; Nancy Winslow,
treasurer; Sharon Tunnell,
secretary; Mary White,
historian; and directors Anne
Winslow, Patsy Miller and
Candy Eley.
Following the installation of
officers, remarks were made by
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the Jaycette past and present
presidents. Jean Brown closed
the Jaycette portion of the
banquet by leading the group in
the reciting of the Jaycette
Creed.
Guest speaker for the Jaycees
was Walter Oxendine, an active
Jaycee from Penbroke, N. C.
who has held several local and
state Jaycee offices. Oxendine
commended the Jaycees and
the Jaycettes for the
outstanding year they had. His
topic for the evening was, “I
Believe in the Jaycees and I
Believe in America.”
Concerning the Jaycees, he
said, “In The Jaycees, I see
young men helping other
people. I see young men
involved, concerned and taking
action. Jaycees are taking an
interest in the youth of this
country and this nation’s
problem areas.” According to
Oxencfine, a Jaycee has to be
dedicated, concerned and
involved. He reminded those
present that membership in the
organization takes a lot of effort
OATH OF OFFICE— WeIIy White, center, new presi
dent recites the oath of office as administered by Joe
HolloweH of Edenton. Dianne White proudly looks on.
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forth that extra effort.
Concerning America, Oxendine
said, “The past is gone, we can’t
change it; the future is to come,
we can shape and mold it; but
the present is here, and we’ve
got to take action now.” In
closing, he challenged those
present to reevaluate their
beliefs. He said, “Do you
believe in the Jaycees? Do you
believe in America? But most
important, do you believe in the
Perquimans County Jaycees?
Joe Hollowell of Edenton,
Jaycee regional director then
installed the 1975-76 Jaycee
officers who are: Welly White,
president; Archie Miller,
infernal vice-president; Parker
Newbern, external-vice
president; Ben Berry,
treasurer; Bobby Harrell,
recording secretary; Ed
Brown, corresponding
secretary; Jimmy Winslow,
state director; Phil Purser,
chaplain; and directors Lee
Brabble, Thomas Hurdle; Ray
Winslow, Wayne Winslow, Lee
Tunnell an Robert Halsey.
The evening was closed with
words of praise for the past and
hope for the future in comments
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GIFT OF APPRECIATION—EveIyn Fuller left, was
the guest speaker for the Jaycettes during the awards/
installation banquet. She received a gift from outgoing
President Sallie Halsey on behalf of the club. Mfif.
Fuller installed the new officers. -■
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Thursday, May 8,1875
by the past and present Jaycee
presidents. New president!
Welly White led the group in
reciting the Jaycee Creed.