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IN RELIGIOUS DRAMA—Elizabeth Stevens, left, plays Ulia and Pat Bond, right, is cast
as Naomi in the religious drama, “My Eldest Son” written by Paula and Edward
Fitzgerald. Both are senior members of the John A. Holmes High School Drama Club.
Drama Students In 'My Eldest Son’
Pat Bond and Elizabeth
Stevens, two members of
the Holmes High Drama
► Club, are included in the
cast of “My Eldest Son”, a
religious drama by Paula
and Edward Fitzgerald of
Elizabeth City. Now
veterans of five per
formances, they seem at
ease working beside
professionals in a produc
tion unlike any they have
experienced in their three
years of association with the
drama club.
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Hie final performance in
Edenton of “My Eldest Son”
will be staged tonight
(Thursday) in the Holmes
auditoirum. Curtain time is
7:30 o’clock.
Elizabeth remarked, “It’s
a different atmosphere. We
have never been in a
religious play, and we’re
working with } a nejjv director
and experienced pros.”
For the first time t*hey are
also performing with their
“other” director, Mrs.
Sandra Boyce, who they
acknowledge as having
prepared them well for this
new experience.
Pat is cast as Naomi,
Zebedee’s daughter. Her
mother, Ulia, is played by
Elizabeth. Both are among
those most directly affected
by the life and death of
Jesus, and are closely
associated with Mary,
played by Mrs. Boyce.
“The play has given me
new insight into the life of
Jesus,” said Pat. She added
that the production is not a
sermon, rather it provides a
picture of Jesus as a man
and his profound influence
on family and friends.
The dedication of the
Fitzgerald’s, they say, and
the family like atmosphere
of the cast has done much in
adding to the success and
effectiveness of the
production.
Mr. Bass, 77
Takea In Death
William Jeppie Bass,
Route 3, Edenton, died
Saturday at his home. He
was 77.
Mr. Bass was a retired
farmer.
A native of Chowan
County he was born August
6, 1899, son of the late
„l£illiqn* X and Alice
Brattetf bass. ‘
Surviving is a son, W.
Samuel Bass of Portsmouth,
Va.; a brother, Seldon Bass
of Edenton; two sisters:
Mrs. Gertrude Bunch and
Mrs. Florine Nixon, both of
Edenton; and two grand
children.
He was a member of
Rocky Hock Baptist Church
where funeral services were
held at 2 P.M. Tuesday with
Rev. Larry McClure of
ficiating. Burial was in the
Bass Family Cemetery.
Pallbearers were: Earl
Smith, Marvin Smity,
Murray Bass, Wayne
Bunch, Raleigh Pat Harrell
and Marcus Harrell.
Williford-Barham Funer
al Home was in charge
of arrangements.
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Letters To
The Editor
In my first press con
ference after my election, I
told the reporters present of
my intention to be ac
cessible and open with than
during the next four years. I
want to take this op
portunity to repeat my in
tention to you personally.
We both know that it’s in
the nature of things for
governors and the media to
'have their share of conflicts
and disagreements. But, as
I have said before, I’m not
going to let that get in the
way of having a good
professional and personal
relationship with you.
I believe that die press,
radio, and TV did a good job
of covering this campaign. I
did not like everything, but
the coverage was, on the
whole, fair and incisive.
North Carolina’s tradition of
good journalism fared well
this year.
Over the next four years, in
our respective roles, we are
both going to be working
toward the same goal:
making North Carolina a
better place. I promise to
respect your role. I want
this administration to be
remembered that way. I am
looking forward to working
with you over the next four
years.
Please feel free to call on
me and members of my
staff at any time.
My warmest personal
regards.
Sincerely,
Jim Hunt
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GREENVILLE, S. C.-
Ronnie Lee Smith, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Britton,
Route 1, Riverton Estates,
Edenton, has been elected
chorister of Chi Alpha Rho
Literary Society at Bob
Jones University here.
A graduate of Plymouth
High School he is a third
year student in the Institute
of Christian Service, a
three-year non-academic
program at the university.
Membership in one of the
42 literary societies is open
to .the more than 5,000
students who attend the
university, which is often
called the “World’s Most
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Awards To Be Preseated At Farai-City Banquet
By R. M. Thompson
County Ext. Chairman
This is a reminder to all
farmers in Chowan County
that you are invited to the
Farm-City Week Banquet on
‘November 22 at 7:00 at the
Jaycee Building. As you
know this is sponsored by
the civic clubs and Chamber
of Commerce and all
businessmen and farmers
are invited. Wesley Chesson
is chairman of Farm-City
Week and the program this
year will be the 4-H Com
Award, presented by the
Lions Club; the Peanut
Trophy for 1975, presented
by the Chamber of Com
merce; and the Ous tan ding
Young Farmer Award
presented by the Jaycees.
The entertainment will be a
group from Rocky Hock
with Jack Evans serving as
coordinator. Door prizes
will be given away as they
have been in the past, with
some being designated for
the farmers and some for
the businessmen. We cer
tainly do hope that you will
attend.
Thursday night, No
vember 18 at the Per
quimans County Office
Building there will be a
Farm Management Meeting
discussing enterprise
budgets and methods of
using this to combine your
enterprises to give you the
most income for your
resources that you have
available. This meeting will
start at 7:00 and Clyde
Unusual University.” The
literary societies sponsor
intramural competition in
debating, sports, etc.
Bob Jones University is a
co-educational, liberal arts,
Christian institution stan
ding without apology for the
“old-time religion” and the
aboslute authority of the
Bible. Its student body
comes from every state in
the Union and about 40
foreign countries and
territories.
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Management Specialist, will
lead the discussion. I am
sure that many of you will
find this quite interesting.
We are making plans to
give each farmer in Chowan
County an opportunity to
become a certified pesticide
applicator. This program is
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Toppin, a foreman at Carter’s Ink, is active irfthe American
Legion and other community services.
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sessions and they will be
held throughout the county,
starting probably in
December. Each one of you
will be notified as to where
they will be held and you can
attend the ones that are
most convenient for you.
You will receive further
information on this.
The Tobacco Meeting will
be held at the Edenton
Restaurant on Thursday,
the 9th of December
beginning at 10:30 A.M. You
might like to put this on your
calendar now so that you
can keep this date open.
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