Page 6-A A ...;■ Bgs. ■ 1 '** r Wit "' ■ HmMS- jfirfit ‘ , 4 ' ■ jrtE] Ji»' ,: tB 5 ’’ il ~ ■■•• . Bmmm f '. # ■■ - m* “ I i«s 4^l DURING BLOODMOBILE VISIT—The Herald photographer was on hand March 8 when the American Red Cross Bloodmobile paid a regular visit to Edenton Baptist Church. In the picture at right, prospective donors are registered by volunteers. The next picture shows donors being interviewed by nurses to determine if they qualify to give blood. Gary Blood Donors Acknowledged Twenty-eight new donors were among 133 people who went out to give blood when the American Red Cross Bloodmobile was at Edenton Baptist Church on March 8. This prompted cJary B. Anderson, Jaycee volunteer chairman, to issue the following statement: “I would like to gratefully acknowledge the following people who donated their time and effort to make the last bloodmobile visit a success. Without the dedication from the people of Edenton and Chowan County we could not have a successful blood program. 1 would like to thank all the volunteers who helped in the preparation and the follow up of our last visit.” Those who registered at the bloodmobile included: Earnest Kerber, Joy B. Cayton, Roland Evans, Gayle Gieseke, Lorraine B. Bass. John Norris, William D. Cross, David N. Kane, Michael L. Parrish, Betty B. Bass, R. M. Thompson, Lorrine C. Dail, J. G. Blount, June Baker, Maurice Radford, Aynne H. Anderson, William Davenport, George W. Lewis, Glenn F. Bunch and Gerald V. Phelps. Also, Barbara Cale, Shannon Brown, Mary (Country (Corner interiors 210 BROAD STREET EDENTON, N. C. 27932 -XMt TEIEPHONE (919) 482-4978 jgT THE Red Tog Sole Is Still In Progress 1/2 P rice There Are Bargains te Be Found. Come In and Browse Around. HAVE A CUP OF COFFEE GAFSTAR* Sheet Vinyl Floor while the savings are great. During our giant “Spring-Out” Sale GAF’s t newest, brightest, easy to maintain XftSrofe vS~~n No-Wax floors have been reduced 1 "Kjf 0 wWM. ) 15% to 20%. This includes top quality GAFSTAR Brite-Bond Pat- // / terns, the floors with the hi-gloss y / kL. that lasts and lasts*. . . the thick ' J vinyl cushion for warmth, quiet and / JrSajSjSgy < comfort underfoot. ' \T§ We’ve Got Your F100r... And we’ve got it at terrific savings during our exciting "Spring-Out” sale. Check •For QAFSTAR Brtte-Bond Floors ... In timo heavy traffic aroaa may show a reduction of surface gtoee. A thin application of OAF Brits-Bond Floor Finish will restore the desired shine. Application Is only necessary to arsaa where gloss has noticeably lessened. For AH Other QAFSTAh Sheet Alleyt Fleers ... A simple sponge mopping normally keeps H clean. In time heavy traffic araps could show a lowering of surf oca gloss. Mechanical buffing with lambs wool pads will maintain ip High luster. WE DO OUR OWN FINANCING 6AIPET ft APPLIANCE PLAZA, INC. 353 SOUTH MOAO STRICT PHONE 4SX4SIS EDCNTON, N. C. Simpson, Jessie L. Harrell, Trudy W. Parker, Jackie C. Britt, Helen Bass Mitchell, Janie McCloud, Bernice Penny, Mary Lou Belch, E. S. Hughes, Robert Hutchinson, Julia N. Ashley, Brigitta S. Avin, Gary A. Brower, Ruth C. Rose, Sandra K. Francis, Frank V. White, E. W. Goodwin and Betty Forehand. Also, Roxie Blanchard, Murray F. Byrum, Betty B. Ward, Howard Lee Askew, James Alexander, Allen B. Harless, Jr., Michael J. McArthur, Pamela Byrum, Sheila H. White, A. D. Dowdy, Gail S. Bunch, Clara Peele, Eva M. Forehand, Lewis B. Evans, Charlie W. Phelps, Faye 0. Harrell, Mattie B. Cobb, James D. Martin, William I. Davis, and James H. Patterson. Also, Murray R. Dale, Brenda S. Williams, Avis B. Dail, Angela C. Forehand, Mary Steppney, George M. Dale, Rosa A. Stallings, Thomas J. Jordan, Armie Riddick, Margie Rayner, Shirley H. Penny, W. H. Hollowell, Eva P. Evans, Pam H. Colombo, Thomas Hardy, Judy Boyce, Harry J. Gibson, Haywood Collins, Allan B. AsbeU, and Richard B. Bryant, Jr. Also, Julie A. Williams, Margaret S. Wright, Eleanor Whitcomb, Gary B. Anderson, Mabel B. Hare, Larry Hoggard, Robert E. Smith, Clyde Williams, Donald T. Lassiter, J. G. Jenkins, James E. Baker, William G. Smith, Mary Ann Bunch, Lowell J. Gieseke, Gibson H. Mitchell, Ruth B. Poplin, Harry Spruill, Raymond Tarkington, Milton G. Tynch, and Michael Deßlois. Also, Joyce L. Bunch, Darlene Bunch, Randy S. Fagan, Louis R. Goodwin, Patricia Ann Waff,. William H. Bonner, Waverly Westbrook, John E. Guard, James R. Tynch, Bernard P. Burroughs, Stephen Sawyer, James H. Ellis, W. J. Underkofler, Kenneth L. Stalls, James E. Byrum, Linda Coleman, Patricia A. McCleney, Raymond B. Bunch, J. M. Parrish and Thomas Gilliam, Also, Elizabeth D. Ashley, Barbara A, Stilley, Marjorie Britton, Wanda K. Swanner, Phyllis Bunch, Hester Alexander, Deborah S. Francis, Emily G. Ambum, Andrea K. Miller, Evie P. Bass, Patricia A. Alexander, Linda G. Perry and Jackie Ward. Long Illness fatal To Mrs. Hughes Mrs. Louise Hughes Forehand, 56, Route 3, Edenton, died Saturday at her home following an extended illness. Mrs. Forehand was empldyed at Seabrook Blanching Corp. A native of Bertie County she was the daughter of the late Cornelius T. and Pattie Perry Hughes. She was the wife of William T. Forehand. In addition to her husband, surviving are three sons: Billy G. Forehand of Newport News, Va.; and Carroll J. and Tommy W. Forehand of Edenton; two brothers: Leslie Hughes of Windsor and J. E. Hughes of Merry Hill; two sisters: Mrs. Margaret Allen of Windsor and Mrs. Marie Bass of Edenton; and five grandchildren. She was a member of Macedonia Baptist Church where funeral services were THE CHOWAN HERALD Death Claims Mr. Parker, 63 Charles Luther Parker, Route 2, Edenton, died March 11 in Chowan Hospital following an extended illness. He was 63. Mr. Parker was retired as supervisor of Chowan County ABC Store. A native of Perquimans County he was the son of the late Charlie Wilmer and Mary lordan Parker. Surviving is a brother, Ed Parker of Edenton; and four sisters: Mrs. G. L. Gilchrist of Washington; Mrs. Charles Williford and Mrs. Thurman Harrell, both of Hertford; and Mrs. Vance Overton of Greenville. He whs a member of Yeopim Baptist Church. Graveside services were held Friday in Beaver Hill Cemetery with Rev. Dick Brewer officiating. Pallbearers were: Tommy Harrell, Bobby Harrell, Martin Parker, Parker Overton, Don Jordan, and W. L. Brabble. Williford-Barham Fun eral Home was in charge of arrangements. held at 2 P.M. Monday with Rev. Charles Ledford in charge. Burial was in Beaver Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers were: Leslie Hughes, Tony Hughes, Joe Bass, Carlton Harrell, Erie Forehand, and Donnie Forehand. Williford-Barham Fun eral Home was in charge of arrangements. Fourth Graders Honor Teacher Mrs. Nancy Towe was recently given a surprise party by the Fourth Grade at Chowan Academy. She had substituted a few days for Mrs. Carolyn Ward who has since returned. The students were very happy to see their regular teacher, Mrs. Ward, but wanted to show Mrs. Towe how much they appreciated what she had done for them. VOTE FOR George Wallace MARCH 23, 1971 Paid rot. Ad. B —. i I1 EH m Anderson, Jaycee volunteer chairman of the bloodmobile here, is pictured in the process of giving a unit of blood. Twenty £ight new donors were among 133 who registered to give blood during the visit. Recreation Scoreboards Midget Basketball The Edenton-Chowan Recreation Department’s All-Star Team played the Williamston All-Stars at the National Guard Armory on Tuesday, March 9. The Edenton All-Stars, coached by Donnell Valentine, defeated the Williamston All-Stars by a score of 39-37. Down by 6 points at the half, the Edenton team refused to give up. In the second half, strong defensive play,, sparked by Ed Small and Tom White brought the team back in the game. With Swain School lists Honor Roll Students The honor roll for the past grading period has been released by Ralph Cole, principal at Ernest A. Swain Elementary School. On the “A” roll in the Fifth Grade were: Pamela Spruill, Eric Strother, Kim Baker, Karen Griffin, Martha Harless, Greg Brabble, Butch Everson and Laura Litchfield. On the “B” list were. Brya Bass. Tracie Clark, Ray Copeland, Jay Gibson, Darren Perry, Eric Sternecker, Patricia Halsey, Emily Evans, Kelly Conrad, Anne Becker, Diane Goodwin, Aolieda Haque, Kim Kenney, Elizabeth Whitson, Yolanda Banks, Barbara Edmunds, Katherine Keel, Rena Swayer, Tomela Forehand, Bonny Jones and William Garrett. Sixth Grade “A” honor roll consists of one student, Rhonda Hall. On the “B” list were: George Alvin Bunch, Maurice Gene Radford, Patricia Flanagan, Angela White, Barbara Wright, Frank Small, Lois Hughes, Susan Downum, Jamie Lane, Kim Magloine, Kim Swanner, Paula Dunlowe, •Johnny Dunn, Rhonda Mizelle, Anna Goodwin, Missy Underkofler and Charles Ledford. FOR SALE HMdsema 1 bsdreom Sow. With finighsd reams M third flaer. In excitant town laca- Hww Larfe S-bedroom brick liwn with avtbuiWinfs an 1 1/3 acres in countryside. Totally ranavatad 3-bedream Kama with guest hatree an five waodsd acres* Wstart rant lata an Country CM Drive. M-ft. ecean-front let in sup arh lacatian “Old** Naps Head. Visit or Call Nelson P. Cheats REALTOR (WNh 13 Ysart «apaHawn and Raaity to Santa Year Rest C state Needs Rattan Day. a Weak). TMMI. MNOfT., MBfWN the game tied at the end of the 3rd quarter, it was a see saw battle until Wilburt Mullens made both shots of a one and one. With five , seconds left Edward Walker put the game away-with a quick spurt up the middle. Edenton got the ball back with 1 second remaining on the clock. The in-bound play was rolled down the floor by Ed Small to end the game. The leading scorers for PARENTS VIEW EXHlßlT—Edenton Girl Scouts presented an art display, “Images ’76”, to their parents last Tuesday night at Shepard-Pruden Memorial Library. The exhibit included paintings in various media, built around the Bicentennial theme as part of the Girl Scout Week observance. Gets Service Award Pruden Forehand of Edenton and H. F. Ellis of Colerain attended a Ford Motor Company banquet at Williamsburg, Va., Saturday night. They are both employees of Albemarle Motor Company and received service awards at the banquet. Electric blankets make it easier to turn the heat down at night. They use little en ergy, but keep that winter chill out. ALUMINUM CO., INC. Highway 32 lO Miles West EDENTON, N.C. MADE TO FIT YOUR HOME • GLASS AND SCREEN REPAIR • TRAILER SKIRTING • PATIO COVERS • ALUMINUM AWNINGS • STORM DOORS • ALUMINUM GUTTERS • STORM WINDOWS • ALUMINUM SIDING • PORCH ENCLOSURES • CARPORTS • VINYL SIDING Stop By to See Us or Phone For Appointment 221-4959 or 221-4699 ASK FOR ERNEST SWANNER BANK FINANCING CAN BE ARRANGED Edenton were Edward Walker with 23 points and Tom White with 4 points. The leading scorers for Williamston were Vance Allen with 12 points and Jim Lilley with 8 points. The game’s Most Valuable Playdr was Edward Walker. Baseball Team All persons who are interested in playing in a senior league baseball team this year, please contact the Edenton-Chowan Recrea tion Department and get a form to be signed and returned before April 2. Bicentennial Events On April 10, the Edenton- Chowan Recreation Department will be participating in the ■ Edenton Upholstering I I and Antiques I 1 QUALITY WORKMANSHIP I I COME IN AND BROWSE .... I ■ WE BUY AND SELL H 1 Margo and Miklos Barath 1 I Queen Street Extended In Albania Acres I ■ TELEPHONE 482-4844 ■ Thursday, March 18. 1876 Bicentennial Celebration, They will have events for aQf ages. All participants must sign up at the Recreation Department before April 9. My Neighbors '‘Mind going over them again . . . there were a couple that sounded good.”

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