Thursday December 9, 1976'
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Vows Heard
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also laid in white satin, held
a multi-tiered wedding cake
topped with a nosegay of
sonya roses and snowdrift
pompons. Matching gar
lands of white and shrimp
flowers encircled the
base. The cake was com
plimented by a silver
candlebrum holding a
correspot Ing floral design
and white candles.
Followh g tradition, the
bridal pair cut the first slice
of cake, as sr which Mrs. W.
Edison Ho. le of Henderson
and Mrs. C arles Watkins of
Raleigh continuing
the se ving. Mrs.
Peggy Crocker of Hen
derson an.i Mrs. I. B.
Watkins Jr. of Chapel Hill
presided ova* the punch
bowl.
Assisting i:i serving and
receiving throughout were
Miss Mary Ht mingway, Mr.
and Mrs. W. B .■Tharrington,
Mr. and Mrst. James A.
Holmes and Miss Cheryl
Fisher, all of Henderson.
On their departure, guests
spoke goodbyes to Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Faulkner and
Dr. and Mrs. James M.
Tolson of Henderson.
After a wedding trip to
Vermont, Mr. and Mrs.
Leary will be at home in
Raleigh.
Public Hearing
The Town of Edenton will hold a
public hearing at 7:30 P. M. on Tues
day, December 14, 1976, at the Eden
ton Town Hall. 'The public is encour
: aged to attend this second public hear
ing of the community development ap
plication process.
The first public hearing provided an
outline of the Community Development
Act of 1974, and the current regula
tions and requirements for application.
Also, the public was requested to sub
mit suggestions for possible activities
to be included in the preapplication.
The second public hearing will pro
" vide an opportunity for the public to
'coirimefit on .IHe su&estetf'octlv'lfife.
Questions about the program will be
answered and further public recom
mendations for activities will be
sought.
The Town of Edenton anticipates
filing an application for $500,000 to
provide assistance to its low and mod
erate income citizens.
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Varied Docket Aired In Chowan Coanty
Dan Junior Benbery,
Route 3, Edenton was given
a . 12-month sentence in
Chowan County District
Court Tuesday of last week
after being convicted of
driving while his license was
revoked.
Judge Grafton Beaman
said testimony in the case
bordered on perjury.
Patrolman S. F. Small of
Edenton Police Department
had testitified he saw the
defendant' and Kenneth
Bond switch [daces in the
front seat of a car on
Badham Road.
Benbery testified he had
not driven the car that night
and Bond , followed him to
the stand to say he was
driving the car and at no
time switched places with
Benbery.
The defendant gave notice
of appeal.
The larceny of less than
SSO in lumber proved costly
to Joseph Vance Parrish.-
Parrish entered a plea of
guilty to larceny and Sheriff
Troy Toppin told the judge
the value was placed at
$40.80. The defendant was
sentenced to six months,
suspended upon payment of
S2OO fine and costs and make
payment of the lumber.
In other cases called by
Asst. Dist. Atty. Chris Bean
the following action was
taken:
Weldom Paul Hewett,
improper muffler, sls fine
and costs.
Bobby Lee By rum,
speeding, sls fine and costs.
Benjamin William Marsh,
improper passing, not
guilty.
Carlton Lee Wynn,
reckless driving and speed
competition, six months,
suspended upon payment of
$250 fine and costs.
Paul Gregory, Jr.,
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reckless driving and speed
competition, dismissed.
George Edward Wood,
Sr., reckless driving, $75
fine and costs.
Selby Elijah Corbett,
speeding, $lO fine and costs.
Ronnie Lee White, assault
on an officer, 90 days,
suspended upon payment of
$125 fine and costs; resisting
arrest, 90 days, suspended
upon payment of $125 fine
and costs; obstructing an
officer, dismissed.
Henry Lee Perry, ob-
District Court 0a Tuesday
structing an officer, 60 days,
suspended upon payment of
SIOO fine and costs.
Probable cause was found
in the matter of William
Holloman, accessory after
the fact of breaking and
entering and larceny; and
Ernest Holley, assault with
a deadly weapon with intent
to kill and breaking and
enterting and larceny.
Andrew Bonner, • drunk
driving and speeding, 60
days, suspended upon
payment of $125 fine and
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Charlie Ford, obstructing
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l<ewis Bateman, assault,
12 months, suspended upon
payment of $350 fine and
costs; using profane and
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telephone, dismissed.
Willie Williams, drunk
driving, 90 days, suspended
upon payment of $175 fine
and costs.
Production Slated
At Academy
Chowan Academy will
present “Amahl and the
Night Visitors” on Monday
at 7:30 o’clock in the school
auditorium.
The production tells the
story of a widow (Cyndi
Phillips) and her crippled
son (Eric Rose) who are
rewarded for the kindness
extended to the Christ child.
Donations of $1.50 for
adults and 75 cents for
children will be accepted at
the door.
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W. G. Boyce
Taken In Death
William Gaithon Boyce,
78, 1101 North Oakum
Street, died Monday in
Chowan Hospital following
an extended illness. He was
a retired farmer.
Mr. Boyce was born
December 25, 1897, in
Chowan County. He was a
veteran of World War I.
Surviving is his wife, Mrs.
Lela McClenney Boyce; a
son, Everette M. Boyce of
Winterthur, Del.; a
daughter, Mrs. Mildred L.
Sanford of Williamsburg,
Va.; a brother, Pete Boyce
of Winfall; and five grand
children.
He was a member of First
Christian Church.
Funeral services were'
held Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o’clock in Williford-
Barham Funeral Chapel
with Rev. E. C. Alexander
and Rev. Charles Ledford
officiating. Burial was in
Beaver Hill Cemetery.
Pallbearers were:
Thomas Lane, Pruden
Forehand, Joe Lee, Wayne
Evans, Vernon Lane and
Marvin Parrish.
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dabs Recognized
Chowan, Ryland and Cape
Colony Ruritan stubs were
all recognized at the annual
Albemarle District Ruritan
Convention held Saturday
night in Elizabeth City.
The Chowan club was
recognized for having a net
increase of five new
members. This was the only
club of the 20 in the district
to receive the plaque for
membership extension.
Eight new members were
added this year. They were
Emmett Winslow, Drew
Welch, Carlton Dail, Carlton
Nixon, Robby Boyce, Tom
Palmer, Ray Smith and
David Bateman.
. Ryland Club was
recognized as the top club
for Human Development.
Ryland Club had a benefit
supper for Richard
Copeland. He had been
diagnosed to have a serious
illness. The supper
produced a net profit of over
$3,200.
Cape Colony was rec
ognized as the newest club
in the district. They were
chartered in November with
16 members.
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