Thursday, April 28, 1977
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French Class Features Display
Parle vous Francais?
- Pardon our French, but
,haye you seen the Eiffel
Tower lately? Admired
some lovely French em
broidery? Given any
thoughts to Paris in the
spring? We, at Shepard-
Pruden Memorial Library,
cah’t offer you a free trip to
France, but we can give you
a little taste of the next best
thing as we invite you to see
the lovely display Mrs.
Peggy Harmon’s French
c)ass from John A. Holmes
High School has arranged in
our case this month. The
students have really gone all
out this time to make a
variety of crafts from
pillows to a miniature
replica of La Place Ven
dome. Sad as we were to see
Mr. Van Mater’s lovely
glass display leave us, we
welcome this fresh and
bright taste of France to the
Library.
Help! Help! If we’re going
to make our newest
program —a special 3:30
P.M. every Friday af
ternoon hour for our young
Two Sign With Elon
ELON COLLEGE
Elon’s football program in
1577 will be strong, and
several players have been
signed to play for the
gridders which proves that
Elon College football will be
in the news in the future.
The captain for the 1977
football team is defensive
end Wes McLaughlin, a
rising senior from Danville,
Va.
„ Under the leadership of
the-captains and head coach
S.S. (Red) Wilson and his
assistants, football will be
strong,for the Fighting
Christians in 1977.
Elon finished third in the
NAIA during the 1976 season
after a 10-7 overtime loss in
•the NAIA playoffs to the
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teenagers in the area, get
going we’ve got to have
you, the young teenagers
here. So —give it a try, kids.
Remember try it you
just might like it! This
Friday we’re showing a 20
minute color film entitled
“College” which is a rather
unusual film about what you
can expect from college.
We’ll also discuss college
with you and possibly relate
some personal experiences.
See you Friday!
As long as we’re
traveling, have you seen all
of North Carolina that you
would really like to? If not,
the students from Mrs.
Virginia Wood’s class of
seventh graders at Chowan
Academy, have brought
some very interesting slices
of North Carolina history,
geography, and beauty to
the Library in the form of
the scrapbooks they have
recently completed. The
covers of the books are
outstandingly creative. One
features dogwood blossoms
and a cardinal (our state
flower and bird) on a burlap
University of Central
Arkansas. The Christians
posted a perfect 11-0 overall
regular season slate and
clinched the ’76 South
Atlantic Conference crown
with a 7-0 conference tab.
Eleven players have been
signed to see action for the
Elon College Fighting
Christians. Among them
are: John Norris and Mike
Brown of Edenton.
Norris, a fullback, is 5-9,
190 pounds. He was named
All-Conference, All-East as
well as participating in the
East-West game.
Brown, a 6-1, 195-pound
defensive end also is a
wrestling standout. The
Edenton native was named
All-Conference and All-
East.
background while another is
a decoupage of a-map of
North Carolina on a wooden
cover. If the contents are as
imaginative as the covers,
these youngsters have done
a tremendous job of
presenting the information,
as well as learning all about
our state. Do a little arm
chair traveling this week
come to theLibrary.
New books received
recently at the Shepard-
Pruden Memorial Library
include the following:
Adult Fiction
“Breakaway” by Louise
Cooper; “A Book of Com
mon Prayer” by Joan
Didion; “The Bric-A-Brac-
Man" by Russell Greenan;
and “Eye Among the Blind”
by Robert Holdstock.
Adult Non-Fiction
‘ ‘The Life and Death of the
SLA” by Leslie Payne; and
“How to Get the Job You
Want” by Melvin Donaho.
Juvenile Fiction
“I Wish I Was Sick, Too!”
by Franz Brandenberg and
“Mister Mole” by Luis
Murschetz.
Juvenile Non-Fiction
“Jumbo Jets” by Lou
Jacobs.
Valentine Finishes Airborne Class
FT. BENNING, Ga
Army Specialist Four
Larnell M. Valentine, son of
Mrs. Virgie K. Valentine,
Route 3 Edenton, N. C.,
recently received a
Parachutist Badge upon
completion of the three
week airborne course at the
U. S. Army Infantry School
here.
During the first week of
training, students undergo a
rigorous physical training
program and receive in
struction in the theory of
parachuting. The second
week they receive practical
training by jumping from
34-foot and 250-foot towers.
The final week includes five
THE CHOWAN HERALD
Drs. Lucas, Wright
Local Dologatos
To Society Moot
Drs. D.O. Wright and
Clement Lucas, of Edenton
have been elected as
Delegates from the Chowan-
Perquimans Counties
Medical Society to the an
nual meeting of the N.C.
Medical Society to be held at
the Pinehurst Hotel and
Country Club, May 5-8.
the House of Delegates
serves as the policy-making
body of the N.C. Medical
Society. Each county
medical society is entitled to
one delegate for each
twenty-five members or
major fraction of twenty
five while At-large
Delegates consist of past
presidents and secretaries
of the State Medical Society.
Medical specialty sections
are also entitled to a voting
member in the House.
The House of Delegates
will meet on Thursday af
ternoon, May 5, and again
on Saturday afternoon, May
7. Friday afternoon, May 6,
is reserved for reference
committee meetings at
which any interested
member wishing to be heard
can speak on topics under
consideration by the House
of Delegates.
static-line parachute jumps.
Spec. Valentine entered
the Army last November.
He is a 1972 graduate of
John A. Holmes High
School.
His father, Roscoe M.
Valentine, lives at 142 East
Carteret Street.
A South American bird called
the hoatzin has claws on its
wings when young-which
helps it climb about in the
trees.
First Qvarter Earnings Improve
RALEIGH Ban esh ares
of North Carolina, Inc.,
parent company of Bank of
North Carolina, N.A., had
significantly improved
earnings in the first quarter
of 1977 compared to the first
quarter of 1976, James G.
Lindley, president of both
Bancshares and the bank,
announced here Tuesday.
For the three months
ended March 31, income
before securities gains and
extraordinary credit was
$185,969 (10 cents per share)
compared to income of
$13,062 (1 cent per share)
for the first three months of
1976. After an extraordinary
credit of $166,000 (9 cents
per share) in 1977, and
securities gains of $720 in
1976, net income for the
three months ended March
31, was $351,969 (19 cents
per share) compared to
$13,782 (1 cent per share)
for the first three months of
1976.
Lindley noted that in the
first quarter of 1977, Bane
shares, for financial
reporting purposes, had
pretax accounting income of
HOLLOWELLS
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ROUTE 3, EDENTON
ALVIN HOLLOWELL 4M&
OWNER .ljp
(Licensed Electrician)
Call After 3:30 P. M.
PHONE 482-2608 FREE ESTIMATES
New Work Contractor
Old Work Repairs
$354,000 which was offset by
available net operating loss
carryovers. Accordingly,
the results of operations for
the first three months of 1977
includes a federal income
tax charge of $166,000 which
is offset by an extraordinary
credit of the same amount.
“We are pleased with the
improvement in our ear
nings and the growth in the
levels of our core business,”
Lindley said. Net loans
increased $24,700,000, 16.5
iper cent, from March 31,
1976 to March 31, 1977.
Deposits increased
$22,794,000, during the same
period. “The increase in
deposits was primarily the
result of increases in
demand deposits and
consumer savings,” Lindley
said.
Lindley also announced
that the 1977 Annual
Meeting of Shareholders
will be held May 6 at 10 A.M.
at the King Hall Auditorium
on the campus of the
University of North
Carolina at Wilmington.
Nofice Os Tax Lien Sale
Continued from Page
E’. N. Elliott
Roberts, Marvin L. 8. Helen 8., 1A Lot 34. Hse.
Loop Rd. $187.55
Rountree, Louis R. lA. Hse. J. O. Twine, Hwy. 32 $51.19
Stallings, Robert D. 8, Jean, 2.50A. Hse. Roxle White tract $376.91
Swain, George Alton, Hse. Lot (100x200) LP. Chappell $54.13
Taylor, Isaac 8, Louise, lA. (2) Hses. Elliott $49.06
Taylor, Sherman Lee, .50A. lots, Hse. R. C. Nixon $50.17
Ward, Edward C. & Beatrice E„ ,»4A. Warehouse $57.56
Bldg. C. W. Ward Land Est. $14.69
Wilder, Victoria L., 1 A., Hse. P. W. Koad $15.64
Winslow, Larry G. 8. Pauline, 13.40A., Hse. Hudson
Tract $58.04.
65A. Wright Place, Jesse Byrum $18.24
Wynn, Joe Cecil & Margaret, .81 A., VB. Rd. E. N. Elliott $77.75
FOURTH TOWNSHIP
Bond, William 8, Vera, .50A. Lot Holley Grove, White $6.32.
Bonner, Harry Lee, Jr., 37A. Lota, Hse. J. J. Alexander $54.33'
_ .25A.< J.J. Alexander $6.32
Boone, Nicies., SA. Roberts Tract, W. H. Skinner $9.88‘
5A., Roberts Tract $9.88-
Boone, Stanley William, 45A., Hse. Roberts $83.56'
Bowser, Fred & Victoria, Heirs, 2.50A., Hse. Holley Grove $13.25
.14A., Holley Grove $2.58
Boyette, Rosa 8. Carolyn Fields, 2.50A., Holley Grove Tract $1.98
,56A. Warren Tract $7.90.
Brown, Henry, Jr.B, Betty, .56A., Hse. H. Grove,
John F. White $113.96
Coston, James E. Heirs, lA. Holley Grove $5.74
Creighton, William 8, Eliz. 22.76A. Hse. Warren Tract $59.13
75A. Hse., Yeopim Fork Tract $30.65
Czerniak, Louise 8., .50A. Hse. Holley Grove, Hassell $11.85
Czerniak, Ted and Louise, 10.50A. Hse. James E. Brown $137.36
2A. Hse. Holley Grove $1.26
25A. Warren Cofiled $72.21
6A. James E. Brown $9.48
6.75A. Alexander $18.64 •
Evans, James Marshall, Lot (Sarah M. Harrell) $48.24
Hardy, William Herman, Hse. Tr., W. D. Perry, Jr. Land $98.75
Harris, J. Thomas, 2.25A. Woodside $21.71
Holley, Minnies, others, 10A., Holley Grove (VsMinnie) $7.90
Honeyblue, William, Heirs, 29.50A. Hse. Paige Tract $50.56
Jones, Mattie M. Lot, Holley Grove (Coston)
Lot J. J. Alexander sB.ll
Jones, Wallaces. Katie, Lot, Hse, H. Grove, John F. White, $107.61
Jordan, Henry L. 8. Edward, 2.50A. Jordan, Skinner $22.32
62.30A. Jordan Land $42.50
Lane, Walter Smith, Lot 8. Hse. Twiddy $150.69
Lawrence, Fred, Heirs, 5.50A. Holley Grove $11.46
7A. Holley Grove Brinkley $15.80
Lightfoot, Abram Clinton, 4.84A. Holley Grove s3.uv
Littlejohn, Calvin, 17.50A., Hse. Johnson, Littlejohn $208.89
Long Pricilla, 24A. Hse. Abram Paxton, Woodard Bal. of $40.14
Martin, Milton Sillis, Quonset Hut, G. Boyce Land $46.71
Nixon, Ernest 8. Mary B„ .47A. Hse. Lot 2 R. G. Sub'd.
Whitehurst $154.92
Nowell, Arthur, Hse. Lot, E. D. Nowell $62.56
Nowell, E. D. Heirs, 29.70A. Woodside Tract 36.34
Outlaw, Joseph, 2.50A. Hse. Woodside $11.65
Overton, Noah, SA, Holley Grove $3,95
Perry, Haywood 8. Barbara, Lot 1, Woodard Sub'd. N. Beach $6.32
Pritchett, Mamie Lawrence, lA., Lots. Station $73.40
Riddick, L. Wilson 8, Iva A. 2A., Hse. Whitehurst $48.35
Roberts, George, 40A. Hse. Woodside Tract sai 50
Roberts, William T. 8. Mary W. Hse 8. Lot
(Swindell Land) Bal of $125.06
Shaw, Wm. Edward 8. Pauline, 90A., Hse. S. C. Mills $31.21
Skinner, Wm. Edward 8. wf., BA. Matilda Skinner $17.89
Spruill, David Lee 8. Carolyn, 2A. Hse. Fannie Wills Bal. of $100.69
Strowd, W. C. 50A. Hse. Holley Grove $10.48
Taylor, Annie, Heirs (Lillie), 7.50A. Locust Grove $6.53
Wadsworth, Derrick, .1 Sandra, 50A. Whitehouse Tract
Bal. of $14.3.;
Wadsworth, Hilton Earl, lA. Hse. Whitehouse School, SIIO.OO
Waff, Minnie Halsey, Hse. 8. Lot ill x 112, $23.03
Watson, Malinda, .25A., James E. Brown $4.16
Wills, Charlotte, 12A. Hse. Holley Grove $30.18
Wills, John H. Heirs 8. J. W. 17.50 A. Holley Grove, Bal. of $28.88
Wills, Joseph Leroy, 6.23A., Cain, Bembury $7.11
Wills, Wm. Ed. 8, John Walter, Carrie Wills Brown, BA.,
Abram Paxton $14.22
Winborne, Laura Taylor, 2.50A., Jones Lee Tract $4.16
CAPE COLONY
Tysor, Charles O. Assoc. Inc., 10t29 Blk 10 Sec. 2 $42.66
Alexander, A. W. Jr. 8. Jean,
Lot 15 Blk. 100 7.90
Lot 16 Blk. 100 $9.48
Lot32Blk. 104 $7.90
Allen, Calvin B. Lot 3 Blk. 2238. Hse. $58.93
Arants Eddie A. Lot 18 Blk 315 $7.32
Arrants, William T. Lot23Blk. 315 $9.48
Lot 24 Blk. 315 59.48
Lot2s Blk. 315 56.32
Baker William C. Lot 43 Blk. 311 57.72
Barr, Andrew H, Lot7 Blk. 304 * 57 32
Beyl, Layton 8. Lettie L. Lot 3 Blk. 303 $7.32
Bothwell, Thomas D. 8. Mary E., Lot 11 Blk. 220 $8.90
Buck, Dewey L. Lot2o Blk. 223, $7.32
Burden, J. D., Lot 23 Blk. 108, Luke Daniels $13.03
Byrd, James P. *. Lucille L , Lo* 12 Blk. 222 Bal. of $.23
Byrd, Reuben K. Lot6s Blk. 311 $6.32
Campbell, Marie W. 8. Kenneth Allen, Jr. Lot 23 Blk 311 $7.32
V 2 Lot 24 Blk. 311 $4.16
Crouch, Thomas D. Jr. Lot s 4 Blk 310 $7 33
LotSSBIk. 310 J7 32
Everette, Lindsey E. 8. Alma, Lot 12 Blk. 12 $33 70
Feske, Roger,
Lot 4 81k.304 $? 32
Furlough, Robert, Lot 75 Blk. 310 S7 32
Henderson, Joann L. Lot 24 Blk. 306 S7J2
Hensly, Ronney E., Lot 23, Blk. 306 $7.32
Herlich, Jack S. 8, Marjorie, Lot 2 Blk 108 $11.35
Hill, Wister Slenn 8, Susie, .65 Acres and Carport $10.67
Holloway, Oris E. Jr. 8, Joyce, Lot 16 Blk 10 Sec. 2 8, Hse. 5190.00
Hooker, Chas. C. Jr. 8. Rose M. Lot 1 Blk. 106 510.48
Lot 2 Blk. 106 $8.90
Horton, J. K. & Heirs John W. Daughtery, Jr. Lot 9 Blk. 221 57.32
Hudgins, John E. B.Alma, Lot 13 Blk. 314 $7.32
Hunt, Sheilia Reber, Lot 9 Blk. 104 58.11
LotlOßlk. 104 SB.ll
Lassiter, R. Jacob, Lot 24 Blk. 101 $.94
Laton, Carton E. 8. Gayle, Lot 4 Blk. 10 sls 80
Lewis, Charles F. Lot 62 Blk. 311 $4 32
Lunsford, Pearl A. Justice, Lot 10 Blk 100
8, Hse. Bal. of „ .
Martin, Arthur A, Lot2B Blk 104 „„
Matthews, Walter C. Jr. 8, Fred D. Colson,
Lot 3 Blk. 313 $7 32
Mislan, Thomas J 8, Barbara, Lot 3 Blk 307 $4 33
Mountcastle, Rosemary, Lot 4 Blk. 109 $8 90
Lot 5 Blk 109 ~ ™
Othmer, Johns, Barbara M, Vi Lot 26 Blk3lo $3 14
Lot 27 Blk 310 8, Shelter
Paul, Helton R 8, Mavis Lee, Lot 30 Blk 104 $g H
Rea, Merrian H. 8. Barbara, Lot 4 Blk 303, $7 32
Riddick, Mills J. Lot 19 Blk. 222 $7 32
Riser, Phyllis M, Lot7B Blk 311 $4 32
Roberts, William H, Lot 12 Blk 303 $7 32
Lot 13 Blk 303 s7^2
Rochelle, Sonnie C. Jr. 8, Charles Fulk,
Lot 1 Blk 224 si 1.85
Rogers, Stanley J 8, Wilma, Lot 10-A Blk 301
(Deed 1 A) $7.32
R uedinger, Gerhand 8, Elsee, Lot 13 Blk 308 $6 32
Lot 14 Blk3oß 8, Bldg. $12.64
Scott, Ryland H 8, Lola L, Lot 22 Blk 309 $8.90
Shackleford, Vernon L, Lot 2 Blk 105 sB.ll
Lot 3 Blk 1058, Hse $54.49
Tetterton, George, Lot 2 Blk 102 $$ 90
Toldan, Ruby B 8, Wm-E., Lot 20 Blk
101 8, Hse. $178.31
Waters, MaryS 8, Dalton L, Lot 17 Blk 302 $732
Lot 18 Blk 202 $7 3,
Weeks, Hlrlam 8, Marjorie M, Lot beside
Jaycee Bldg.
Whitcomb, Eleanor L, Lots 1.2 Blk 302 & Hse Tr.
Ba'of sjo M
Williams, Richard D. 8, Deborah, Lot 26 Blk 318
fc Hi®. $114.05
Yeager, John A & Marian L, Lot 64 Blk 311
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