For And
About Women
k Thursday, October 7,1976
VISIT FIRE DEPARTMENT—The lower grades of
Immanuel Christian School visited the Ekienton fire station
Monday. Chief Luther Parks is shown as he conducts a tour
through the fire station. Also, pictured with the children are
their teachers, Mrs. Frances Copeland, Miss Julia Hen
tderson and Mrs. Audrey Charbormeau.
Dr. Mitchell To Speak
Sunday afternoon at 4
o’clock, Dr. H. L. Mitchell
will be guest speaker for the
second part of the in
stallation service for Rev. J.
L. Fenner, Sr., pastor-elect,
of Providence. Dr. Mitchell
will be accompanied by his
churches, New Hope and
Union Branch BaptL i.
The pastor, officers, and
members of Providence
invite you to attend all
services.
Church school at
Providence begins at 9:30 A.
M. Morning worship service
begins at 11 A. M. with the
Young Adult Choir serving.
Mr. Fenner will be in charge
of morning worship service.
Calendar for ensuing
week:
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Interesting and Beautiful
Antiques and Accessories
Open By Appointment
and
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Fashions In Lingerie and !
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THE CHOWAN HERALD
Monday—7:3o P. M.:
Young Men’s Brotherhood
Meeting, Charlton Building
Wednesday—7 P. M.:
Mid-week prayer service,
Charlton Building
Future Happenings:
Sunday, October 17—3 P.
M.—Rev. W. F. Evans and
congregation of Noble
Streeet Baptist Church will
be guest for the final in
stallation service for Mr.
Fenner. A greeting service
will follow at 5 P. M.
ATTENDS MEETING
As a director of the N. C.
Association of Realtors,
Mrs. Nelson Chears at
tended the state
association’s 55th annual
convention held in Asheville
last week.
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Auxiliary Changes
Masting Schedule
The Chowan 'Hospital
Auxiliary has voted to meet
three times a year, in Oc
tober, January, and April,
instead of monthly.
The action was taken at
the first fall meeting held
Monday. The meeting day
will be the second Monday of
the designated months with
business between meetings
to be conducted by the
executive board.
Mrs. Margie Timberlake,
auxiliary president, invited
members to attend the N. C.
Hospital Association
District VI workshop
November 10 in Greenville.
Mrs. Timberlake is also
district representative for
the hospital association.
Mrs. Jacqueline Ricks,
volunteer director of ser
vices, reported that the
response for volunteers at
the hospital had been
good. She said additional
volunteers are needed,
especially at Units B and C.
The auxiliary approved the
purchase of additional
smocks for use by volun
teers.
The annual membership
drive will be held late in
October. Mrs. Judy Baker,
vice president, is mem
bership chairman. Proceeds
from memberships will go
toward projects for the
hospital.
Special Music Set
At Baptist Church
Dr. Robert E. Gray,
pastor of Edenton Baptist
Church, has announced his
sermon subject will be
“Jesus” at the 11 o’clock
Sunday morning service.
Scripture will be Romans
1:1-6.
Special music at the
morning worship will in
clude the Youth. Choir
singing “Go Ye Into All the
World” and the Youth
Handbells playing “Jesus
Shall Reign.”
“Witnessing in the Face of
Death” will be Dr. Gray’s
topic at the 7:30 evening
worship with Acts 5:12-32 as
, the text.
Gto/rfiWENWG
PFAFF SEWING MACHINE
SALES
Come In ond Register For Free
Drawing During the Sewing
Machine Demonstration
October ll -12
Will Be Open Til 8 P. M. Monday
10% Off On All Fabrics
Sale on All Sewing Machines
Miss Jane Daniel, PFAFF Home
Economist, is a graduate of University
of Tennessee. She has been a fabric
buyer for a leading department store
and has conducted sewing classes and
seminars.
Miss Daniel will be demonstrating
the PFAFF line of sewing machines
from 9:30 A. M. to 8 P. M. Monday
and 9:30 to l P. M. Tuesday at our
Elizabeth City Store. Stop by and reg
ister for free drawing.
Clip & Stitch
Fabrics
206 S. Poindexter St 410 S. Broad St
Elizabeth City Edenton
338-2740 482-3495
Society
News
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Dixon,
Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Jones have returned after a
week’s vacation at St.
Maarten, on the Caribbean.
—O—
Rev. and Mrs. R. N.
Carroll of Sevierville, Tenn.
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. E.
L. Hollowell and other
friends this week.
—O—
Mr. and Mrs. Steve York
of Raleigh visited Mr. and
Mrs. Nick George last
weekend.
Mrs. Roland Vaughan,
Sr., Mrs. Bob Wilkins, Mrs.
W. P. Jones, Mrs. Claude
Griffin, Mrs. A. F. Downum,
Sr., Mrs. Jesse Harris, Mrs.
Bruce Jones, Mrs. J. T.
Lane, Mrs. Landis Voigt,
Mrs. Gibby Young, and Mrs.
Cecil Fry participated in the
Roanoke Ladies Golf
Tournament held in Windsor
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bunch
of Mount Olive, N. C. visited
their parents, Mr. Haywood
Bunch and Mr. and Mrs.
Shelton Rogerson last
weekend.
Miss Julie Saleby of
Havelock and Reggie
Griffin of New Bern were
weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Erwin Griffin.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Raulston and daughters of
Fairmont visited Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Thorud last
weekend.
—O—
Mrs. Russell Richardson
of Portsmouth, Miss Debra
Albritton of Kinston and
Steve Katkaveck of
Burlington were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Katkaveck.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W.
Parrish, Jr. and son Ken of
Virginia Beach spent last
weekend visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Owens.
Mrs. L. J. Phipps of
Chapel Hill is visiting her
daughter and family Dr. and
.Mrs.. Edward G. Bond.
Among college students
home last weekend were:
Jackie Parker of University
of N. C., Chapel Hill; Maru
Amburn of St. Mary’s,
Raleigh; and Allison Jordan
of Atlantic Christian
College, Wilson.
Band Students Plan
Barbecue Plate
Ticket Sales
Band students in Chowan
County will conduct a door
to-door barbecue plate
ticket sale Monday evening.
The advanced sale will be in
conjunction with the up
coming Peanut Festival
being sponsored by the
Edenton-Chowan Band
Parents Association on
October 30.
For $2.50 a delicious
barbecue lunch or dinner
plate may be purchased.
The meal will be served, or
can be picked up, from 12-
noon to 6 P.M. at the
American Legion Building
and in the Chowan High
School Cafeteria on October
30. There will be no home
deliveries. Earl Jones is in
charge of the dinner and
Mrs. John Dunn is
responsible for ticket sales.
Proceeds from the bar
becue plates will go toward
new band uniforms and
equipment for band
students. Citizens are urged
to support this project
through ticket purchases.
Anyone not contacted but
desiring a ticket should
contact Mrs. Dunn at 482-
4436 or 482-8715 after 5 P.M.
or Jake Boyce at 221-4192
after 5 P.M.
Garden Club
Meeting Held
The October meeting of
the Garden of Eden Club
was held in the home of Mrs.
Julian Winslow of Hertford,
Tuesday.
Refreshments consisting
of various herbal recipes
were the highlight of the
meeting, after which Mrs.
Ross Inglis presented a
most interesting and in
formative program on
growing and cooking with
herbs.
A committee report was
given on the annual up
coming plant sale to be held
on November 2.
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CONCERNING HANDICAPPED—The Mayor’s Committee on Employ the Handicapped
met Monday to kickoff the observance of National Employ the Handicapped Week and to
make plans for the coming year. Among the topics of discussion were the 1973
Rehabilitation Act which requires employers with government contracts to agree to af
firmative action to hire and advance qualified handicapped applicants, and the problems of
architectural barriers to the handicapped in private businesses and public areas. Com
mittee members shown above from right to left are: Robert Moore, Edenton Chamber of
Commerce; Bill Taylor, ESC vocational counselor; Mayor Roy L. Harrell; Leo Katkaveck,
Edenton Cotton Mill; and Ron Huffman, Chowan County Department of Social Services. Not
pictured are Susan Bunch, The Chowan Herald, and Dr. J. H. Horton, dentist.
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