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ENROLL IN ARMY DEP—Eleven seniors at John A. Holmes High School have enrolled in the Delayed Entry Program
(DEP) in the U. S. Army. Pictured on the front row are: Lionel Rankins and James White. Standing are: Tim Lane, Ar
thur Johnson, Gerald Morring, Michael Felton, James Holley, Daniel Hassell and Alvin White. Not pictured are Sam
Collins and Kenneth Slade. Upon graduation from Holmes High in June they will report for active duty in the Army. By
enlisting prior to graduation students have a guaranteed job waiting for them when they’re ready to report.
Congleton Named Deputy Director, Office For Aging
RALEIGH - Nathan H.
Yelton, assistant secretary
of the N.C. Department of
Human Resources, Office
for Aging, has appointed O.
Morton Congleton as his
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deputy director. The state
agency is responsible for
programs concerning the
welfare of the elderly, which
is one of Gov. James B.
Hunt’s top priorities for his
administration.
“Mr. Congleton’s ex
perience and background
well-qualifies him for the
postion,” said Yelton. “He
will be responsible for
supervising the programs
and directing the staff in
administering federal
grants.”
Congleton, 30, was,
assistant director fori
Region “M” Council ofl
Governments until hist
present appointment. He
also worked as senior
planner and director of
planning on aging for
Region “M”. From 1970 to
1973, he was employed by
the Mid-East Commission in
Washington, as regional
planner and as director of
comprehensive planning.
A native of Florida, he has
lived in Eastern North
Carolina for the past 17
years. Congleton received
his bachelor of arts degree
from East Carolina
University (ECU), He
graduated from the N.C.
Department of Local Af
fairs, Division of Com
munity Planning Training
Program in 1971 and is
presently working on a
master’s degree from ECU.
He is a member of several
private and professional
organizations. Among these
are the American Institute
of Planners, N.C. Planner’s
Association, N.C.
Association of Area
Agencies, and the Green
ville Masonic Lodge.
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to thank Dr.
Richard Hardin, Dr. Landis
Voigt and the nursing staff
of Chowan Hospital for the
care they gave me while I
was a patient in Chowan
Hospital. I would also like to
thank friends for the cards,
flowers and donations given
to me.
God Bless you all.
Lonnie Sharpe
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Eat Less,
Exercise More;
Lose Weight
I la M. White, area home
economics agent, EFNEP,
says, “Cut down on food, get
more exercise.”
When your car’s gas tank
is full, extra gasoline spills
out. When you eat more food
than you need, the extra
turns to fat.
It is good not to be fat
because you look better, you
fed better, you have more
energy and your heart
doesn’t work so hard.
Here are some ways to
keep from getting fat. They
may hdp you lose fat too.
1. East more fruits and
vegetables.
2. Eat fewer pies and
cakes.
3. Use less fat meat for
seasoning.
4. Use fewer fried foods.
5. Use skimmed milk.
6. Eat less hot breads,
rice, grits, dried beans and
peas.
7. Exercise more.
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Prominent Aren Leader Taken In Death
ROPER—Funeral ser
vices were hdd Tuesday
afternoon for T. Reynold
Spruill, 72, a prominent
political and civic figure
here and in Northeastern
North Carolina.
The services were hdd at
Hebron United Methodist
Church with burial in the
church cemetery.
Mr. Spruill died Sunday in
Washington County Hospital
following an extended
illness.
He was a former Mayor of
Roper and chairman of
Washington County com
missioners. He served as
chairman of the 10-county
Albemarle Regional
Now You Know
He was in deep disgrace,
and, try as he would, he
could not get a smile out of
his wife at breakfast.
“Are you cross with me
because I came home with a
black eye last night?” he
asked in desperation.
“No,” replied his wife,
tensely, “you hadn’t gotton
it when you came home.”
Planning & Development
Commission, the Albemarle
Association of Counties and
Towns and was a member of
the 29-county Health Service
Agency for Eastern North
Carolina.
Mr. Spruill was a retired
school teacher.
Surviving are his widow,
Mr. Martha C. Spruill; a
daughter, Mrs. Dian S.
Williams of Stowe, Vt.; a
RUSTY JACOBS, Accountant
604 E. Fearing St. (Beside Froggy's)
ELIZABETH CITY,NC.
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Mr. Jacobs has had 7 years experience with the
Internal Revenue Service, as well as previous
training through his work with small business
firms and corporations.
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Mr. Jacobs At:
338-2490 (Business) and 338-3456 (Home)
Or Write: P. O. Box 1554, Elizabeth City, N. C.
son, John R. Spruill of Rich
mond, Va.; three sisters:
Mrs. Estelle Campen of
Norfolk, Va.; Mrs. Minnie
Phelps and Mrs. Deannie
Spruill, both of Roper; four
brothers: Warren Spruill of
Washington, D. C.; Louis
Spruill of Plymouth; Irvin
Spruill of Baltimore, Md.;~
and Elmer Spruill of
Stevensville, Md.; and two
grandchildren.