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"AUTUMN LEAVES"
OCTOBER 12.16
Five Doys and Four Nights of Touring:
The Great Smoky and Blue Ridge
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Also Parts of Western North Carolina,
Gatlingburg, Tenn., and Western Va.
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Nashville, Tenn.
OCTOBER 28-31
Over the Blue Ridge and Great Smoky
Mountains
Includes a Visit to Opry Land, Tour of
Nashville and the Grand Ole Opry
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1095 Jones Avenue
Elizabeth City, N. C. 27909 338-6761
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ROCKY BOCK SECTION
l Phone 221-4031 - Edenton, N. C.
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Mr. Smith Claims Bride
Miss Nancy Darlene
Evans of Edenton, and Mr.
Jeffrey Lawrence Smith of
Birmingham, Ala., were
united in marriage on
Saturday , at 8 o’clock in the
evening in the Rocky Hock
Baptist Church.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll A.
Evans, Sr., and the late Mrs.
Betty C. Evans. The groom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry L. Smith of Windsor.
The double ring ceremony
was performed by Rev.
Larry McClure in a can
dlelight setting of glads,
mums, pompoms and
palms.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a
formal gown of imported
silk organza with venise and
clung lace trimming,
featuring an empire bodice
with inserts of lace panels
and yoke edged in a ruffle of
clung lace. The gown had a
high neckline with a tiny
collar edged in venise lace
buds. The long sleeves
ended in a wide cuff of tiny
tucks and lace. A full
detachable train which had
a wide ruffle with tiny tucks
and lace, extended into a full
chapel length. The mantella
was of silk illusion trimmed
in scalloped chantilly lace
and appliques of matching
lace. The bride carried a
nosegay of white roses and
baby’s breath.
The bride’s brother Mr.
Carroll A. Evans, Jr.,
soloist, presented music
along with Mr. Jakie Boyce,
organist.
Miss Carol Ann Byrum of
Elizabeth City was maid of
honor. Miss Joy Bass of
Edenton, Miss Patricia
Harris of Nashville, and
Miss Debra Rhodes of
Wilmington, were the
bridesmaids.
Mr. Smith served as his
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son’s best man. Mr. Carroll
Evans,* Jr., of Edenton and
Mr. Stephen Logan and Mr.
Michael Nichols of Bir
mingham were groomsmen.
The mother of the bride
wore a floor length formal
green gown. Her. corsage
was an eggshell orchid. The
groom’s mother chose to
wear a floor length formal
light blue gown and also
wore an eggshell orchid
corsage.
Mistresses of ceremony
was Mrs. Mary Long of
Edenton.
Miss Karen Evans, cousin
of the bride also from
Edenton, registered the
guests.
Cousins of the bride, Miss
Melonie Evans, of Raleigh,
and Master Greg White of
Elizabeth City, distributed
rice bags to the guest
following the ceremony.
Following a wedding trip
to Florida, the couple will
make their home in Bir
mingham. The groom is
employed as a project
engineer at Ball-Co Con
tractors. The bride will be
continuing her nursing
education at Jefferson State
Junior College.
COURTESIES
A miscellaneous shower
was given June 22 in
Charlotte by Miss Candy
Nussman and Miss Edwina
Carter.
The bride was honored at
a lingerie shower at the
home of Miss Carol Ann
Byrum on August 18.
A floating miscellaneous
shower was given at the
Rocky Hock Rescue Squad
Continued On Page 6
Fall Wedding Planned
Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Twiddy, Country Club Drive,
Edenton, announce the engagement of their daughter,
Nancy Carol, to James Wade Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry W. Smith, Sr., of Pembroke.
Miss Twiddy is a graduate of N. C. Wesleyan College and
is employed by the Edenton-Chowan Schools.
The prospective bridegroom is also a graduate of N. C.
Wesleyan College and is associated as a law clerk with
Turnage and Horton, Attorneys at Law, in Rocky Mount.
The wedding is planned for November 27 in Edenton
Baptist Church.
For And
About Women
September 9. 1976 THE CHOWAN HERALD Page 3-A
Herald Society News
Mrs. Laurence M. Ingram
of High Point is visiting her
daughter and her family Dr.
and Mrs. W. Landis Voigt
this week.
Students home from
Meredith College visiting
their parents last weekend
were: Cheryl Hollowell
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Hollowell; Kitty Cox,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Wheeler; and June
Byrum, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George A. Byrum.
Mrs. Gladys Elks of
Newport News is visiting
Mrs. Willie Morris this
week.
Jaycette Board
Holds Meeting
The monthly board
meeting of Edenton
Jaycettes was held August
30 at the home of Anne
Parrish. Eight members
were present.
At die regular meeting at
Mrs. Boswell’s Restaurant
on September 2, the club
members had Stan An
danchuck, Chris Rode and
Dottie Lilliebridge of WBXB
FM in Edenton as guests.
Andanchuck explained the
background of radio to the
club members.
A report was also given on
the club’s activities.
Lloyd Burton of Houston,
Tex. arrived last Thursday
to spend a few days in
Edenton visiting his aunt,
Miss Aurelia Lay den.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lewis
and son of Momeyer spent
last weekend visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Lewis and Mr. and
Mrs. Watson Earl White.
Ben Bunch student at
Atlantic Christian College in
Wilson visited his mother
Mrs. John A. Bunch last
weekend.
Mrs. Liza Elliott of
Tarboro is spending this
week visiting Mrs.
Marguerite Burch.
Mrs. Jackie Asbell Jordan
and two children of Virginia
Beach, Va. are visiting her
mother Mrs. Tom Asbell in
Center Hill this week.
The U. S. Slo-Pitch Soft
ball Association’s World
Tournament was held in
Petersburg, Va. Sept. 3
through 6. “The Roses’,
Softball team of Elizabeth
City participated. The team
ranks 4th in the state. There
has never been a girl’s team
from this area to qualify for
such an event. Phyllis Spear
of Edenton is on the team.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Heilman and son Vaughan
left this weekend for their
new home in Dallas, Tex.
Mrs. Heilman is the former
Miss Martha Vaughan and
resided on Cypress Drive
before moving to Texas.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gene Perry
. and Mrs. Juanita Cozzens
I Continued On Page 5
Engaged
Mr. and Mrs. William C.
Amerson of Chesapeake,
Va., announce the
engagement of their
daughter, Bonnie Louise, to
Mr. David Wade Lam
phan, 11. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lamphan
of Arrowhead Beach.
The wedding is planned
for December 18 in The
Bandon Chapel at
Arrowhead.
Miss Amerson is a
graduate of Oscar Smith
High School in Chesepeake.
Mr. Lamphan is a
graduate of Cradock High
School in Portsmouth, Va.,
and is employed at the
Norfolk Naval Shipyard.
Karri Ann Byrum
Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Byrum of Roanoke Rapids
announces the birth of a
daughter, Karri Ann, on
August 26. Mrs. Byrum is
the former Betty Nixon,
daughter of Mrs. Frances
Nixon and the late Mr.
Nixon. The paternal
grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Byrum.
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HOMEMAKERS HOST TOURISTS—Some of the mem
bers of Advance Extension Homemakers are shown here as
they prepare to serve refreshments to a group of visitors
from Davidson County. They are, left to right, Mrs. Pete
Smith, Mrs. Bristoe Perry, Mrs. Elton Evans and Mrs.
Carlton Perry.
Visitors Witness Tea Party
To re-enact the “Edenton
Tea Party” for all bus loads
of extension homemakers
from North Carolina was
another way Chowan
County Extension Home
makers planned to
celebrate the Bicentennial.
So far seven groups have
been and three more are
scheduled in September.
Baptist Sermon Topic Set
Dr. Robert E. Gray,
pastor of Edenton Baptist
Church, has chosen as his
subject at the 11 o’clock
worship Sunday morning
the topic “A Healthy Glow.”
Scriptural text will be
Daniel 12:1-4.
Message in song at the
morning service will be
rendered by a quartet
composed of Mrs. John
Smith, Mrs. J. M. Thorud, J.
R. Baxley and Alton G.
Elmore. The group will sing
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214 South Broad Street
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They serve Yeopon Tea,
Penelope Barker tea cakes,
ribbon sandwiches, and
mipts.
All teas have been served
in the James Iredell House.
Historical Edenton takes the
group on the Edenton tour
then the tea is served when
they come to the Iredell
House.
“The King of Love My
Shepherd Is.” The Sanc
tuary Choir will render the
anthem “America The
Beautiful.”
At the evening worship,
Dr. Gray will speak on “We
Are Witnesses To Christ”
with text taken from Acts
3:11-26.
Special music at this
service will be the anthem
entitled “When I Can Read
My Title Clear” to be sung
by the Sanctuary Choir.