Page 8-B
Letter To
The Editor
Letter to the Editor:
I want to let the readers of
this newspaper know just
how blessed they are to have
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Barham of Williford*
Barham Funeral Home in
this area.
My family and I recently
went through the deep
sorrow of losing our beloved
Mother. Until then, I had
never really given much
thought to morticians. I just
figured that somebody had
to do the job. But now after
experiencing the last few
days, I firmly believe that
mortunann are called to
their work just as much as
pastors are called to preach.
I now know that it takes a
very special kind of person
to do this work well. And Mr.
Barham is a perfect
example of this. He does
what has to be done with
dignity, respect, com
passion, and love.
Recently there has been a
lot of talk about how un
dertakers take advantage of
people in their sorrow by
persuading them to spend
more than they can really
afford. I feel it is time that
someone spoke up for the
honest ones. Never in any
way whatsoever did Mr.
Barham try to talk us into
anything. He simply showed
us what he had, then stood
back, and let us make our
choice.
Until circumstances
required us to call on their
service, I had never met
either him or his wife. But I
found both of them to be
extremely thoughtful and
understanding. Each time
any of us visited the funeral
home, one or the other was
always there to say a
comforting word or to put
their arm around us. Only
one that has suffered a loss
can know how much this
means at a time like this.
Things like this are done not
from duty but from love for
your fellowman. As long as I
live, I shall never forget
what| a comfort they v/ere to
me >when I . was agoing .
through the most difficult
time of my life. The memory
of their kindness shall
always remain with me.
I am sorry that we had to
meet under such cir
cumstances, but I am proud
to know Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Barham.
Sincerely,
V. Faye Ober
P.O. Box 45
Eliz. City, N.C. 27909
Summer Food
Program Set
Edenton-Chowan Schools
will service breakfast and
lunch to children attending
the Migrant Summer School
classes and the Summer
School classes at John A.
Holmes High School.
Meals will be served
without cost to children
under 18. All children at
tending the programs will
be treated the same.
In operation of the
program, no discrimination
will be made against any
child because of race, color,
sex or national origin.
Strongest anti-itch
drug you can buy
without prescription
Thatching of external vagi
nal, rectal, and other skin con
ditions can worsen, lead to
infection.
Doctors find even severe itch
ing can be treated with a special
anti-itch drug This same drug
is now available without pre
scription as an ingredient in
BiCOZENE, the modern stain
less, greaseless itch-relief
creme. Use only as directed.
No other advertised product
has this same exclusive
BiCOAENE 0 formula. For
sample tube, send 254 to
Dept. ML, 423 Atlantic Avenue,
N r ? o ii2i'7 BiCOZENE
How do doctors
remove corns
without surgery?
Doctors find many corns and
calluses can be removed medi
cally without surgery The
same medical ingredient doc
tors find so effective is now
available without prescription in
OERMA*SOFT» Creme. No
wonder this unique, stainless,
penetrating creme softens
and removes corns and calluses
bo easily and comfortably. Use
only as directed. Insist on
Unique DERMA*SOFT Show
this ad to your pharmacist. For
free booklet on corns, write to
DERMA»SOFT. Box 4321 MY.
' Greenwich, Conn 06830.
/ only 2 weeks left to \
\ COMPETE YOUR SET! ft" { |1
YiIITSW spawnwe I yqusave6q c mmu
I 481011 ® JUmm
L Al SlWlflrs buttr p|SH m /°C ■ Oil
vtt '' 1 r/ .11 II J SSMNO WCB AUO OH UUt I IL c EWtf"
2 ~ pc - soup bowl $4.99 Jm
16 oz. Bottles ll I 48-02. M
• PRICES GOOD THRU SAT., JUNE 18TH _____ Plli<! H OTt "
• NONE TO DEALERS DC DC I CTN. QC# p|us ■ BTL. - TibSA
• **“2?!!*,"*“®*" TO ■ CrOI oF6fiy Deposit jM ■
UMIT QUANTITIES V vrw \3 Hi ■% /
——< ■ WITH $7.50 OB MORE ORDER (LIMIT ONE) I
feulferrraos felSS’lSl & WVBjM77t I
[ 2 r?»c 2r»4eJtM«— «••«««! Jk CHEK ® COLA
ASTOB (§) AU. OftMDS _ ■ B S’ \ \
COFFEE «s3iol ■
\O\OU ■ ■■ (WITH $7.50 OS MOBS OBDCR, UMIT 1) CAN “w# ■ ■ W H i Ufr K M. M
_ ■ .fy 1 * 7 ; 04-04.
CREAmIr $1.19 MA SAUCE 2 ■ ■ I
CfiACKif QOOO (§)
CHARCOAL '£f 99e POTATO STICKS B'£? SI.OO ■
SPREAD 2 '££sl.oo CRACKER JACKS ISIOC
(Si SAND ~~\ / PAIBY DWAMMANT D» SOUIH # \ ftfffSj THPIFTY MAID <S> \
S9JC vooun jc3EEE> SALAD PRESSING! l ass SUGAR
fS? P.CKU.P.MINTO >1.17 s»e »* « T ' 59c «£• 139l 39
SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT ££sl.l7 omckwood® fj JAR *0 W\o BAG
kSreiDUJHCTEON MEAT SE tfWIEMIEHIOT EBCUIW CAN wy WITH S7JO OR MORI ORDER (UMIT OWE) f \ WITH S7SO OR MORE ORDER (UMIT OWE) S
caklmlxes 59c towels '"sfszc
H MNCH ULAC (§) WHITT ASTOS (§) CUT
wAjflZa YOU SAVE 40c PER LB. ■ PAPER PLATES 69c GREEN BEANS 4'^sl.oo
BIISSSTj ®I BRAND U.S. CHOICE BEEF I RED SALMON VIENNA SAUSAGE 3
I WoSnMEATY FULL-CUT Hm—i—®—«
IVIKMII ■ TOMATOES 4 '<££sl.oo CATSUP 3™ SI.OO
FAMILY ■ GREENUMAS 4 ££sl.oo TOMATOSAUCE 32£51.00
■ / ACTOR A \ ASSORTED FLAVORS \ /feENERAL MERCHANDISES
■ NNWW AAM ■ INSTANT POTATOES CHEK % DRINKS TOOTHPASTE 77c
I ROASTS li -t 79c Jl7 #-i™^
■ ACAD HP AND I (%) COMBINATION CHOICf HQLLY 1
A9AK PKAIW FRYER PARTS « 87c FRYER WINGS a. 47c FRYER BACKS
I ?95*IM?§ boneuTssboitom rounds
I HAMS ioNELESS FULL-CUT ROUND STEAKS .$1.57
I dtiMRL I BOTTOM ROUIS SoStS SPARER IBS i*. $1.27
UMIT 2AT I I IdNOESSCUBH)STEAKS is $1.87 TOASTS ( ORTION) E u. 97c
I fytffcf SIZE TH WF/^ l f E ’ I I FAjSiLYsfSSr' u. 97c HMENTO CHEESE SPREAD w $1.07
I BONEUESSfSJiLYSTEAKS SS $645 GaATINsIIADS 3 97c
BONELESS RIB EYE STEAKS $14.95 UNK SAUSAGE $1.97
WmJace 4k TST I ICE MllK@jgfl
CRISP CARROTS 38$ I • iemon.fudgeroyauflkflk I
CANTALOUPES 59c HONEYDEWS . 88c I EA. I
PLUMS . 59c CABBAGE . 10c I I
r HARVEST FRESH @
frozen roods topping 79c yeuow i
BUTTER PEAS £?B9c FISHFIUHS CORN |
BABYUMAS if ß9c POTATOES 2 SI.OOI
ARM & HAMMER DETERGENT $2.29 1 H4«mlml I
D-CON ANT & ROACH KILLER JSfsl .l3 ■ I
CHIIT 2*£s2 l ßßc MAXI PAPS $1.99 PAMPERS ffU $2 J 9 I J EAKS J
TOMATO JUICE 2SS SI.OO FRB4CH DRESSING PAMPtS ■ I
COOKIEMIX 'tat79c CATAUNADRESSING^SBc PARKAY 79c
MINIPADS JPLSI43 ITALIAN DRESSING PARKAY S 79c
——
MORTHSIDE SHOFFING CENTER t 6IORGE DRAWDY
EDENTOM, N. C. MANAGER
THE CHOWAN HERALD
Thursday, June 16, 1877