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THE CHOWAN HERALD
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Chowan College
Presented Gift
For New Gym
MURFREESBORO A
challenge gift of $200,000
from an anonymous source
has been promised Chowan
College to help provide a
new gymnasium-physical
education center.
The announcement was
made by Chowan President
Bruce E. Whitaker and E. L.
Hollowell of Edenton,
national chairman of
“Accomplishing Our
Mission’’, Chowan’s
development program to
secure a new facility.
Dr. Whitaker said the
challenge gift is being given
on a one to two basis for
pledges and gifts above the
$625,000 mark. He explained
that after Chowan receives
the next $400,000 in pledges
and gifts, the college may
anticipate receiving the
$200,000. At that point,
Chowan will have received
$1,225,000 toward its $2-
million goal, the anticipated
cost of the new gymnasium
physical education calter.
Chowan’s president said
the $200,000 gift is the
“largest gift from an in
dividual, corporation, or
foundation in the history of
the college.”
Hollowell said the many
features of the new gym
nasium-physical education
center will increase
Chowan’s ability to train
young men and women for
their future lives. He said
these features include full
size basketball courts, two
classrooms, weight room,
wrestling room, four non
regulation courts (handball
and paddle tennis), steam
bath, sauna, therapy room,
laundry room, and an
Olympic size swimming
pool.
Hollowell said he is
confident Chowan will reach
its $2 million goal. “This
substantial challenge gift is
going to help, naturally. We
believe it will encourage our
many other friends who
believe in the college and
the important role it is
playing in the field of
Christian higher education, ’ ’
he said.
Death Claims
Mrs. Davis, 87
Mrs. Lillie Lane Davis, 87,
324 West Grubb Street
Hertford, died December 7
at 12:55 A.M. in Albemarle
Hospital following a sudden
illness.
A native of Perquimans
County, she was the
daughter of the late Elnora
Mansfield and Henry P.
Lane. She was the widow of
George S. Davis.
Survivors include two
sons: Mack Lane, Route 2,
Hertford; and John Henry
Davis of Hertford; three
daughters; Mrs. Ella
Rogerson and Mrs. Robert
(Velma) Shaw, both of
Norfolk, Va.; and Mrs.
Roberts (Belle) Eure of
Portsmouth, Va.; one
stepdaughter, Mrs. Mary
Sawyer of Chesapeake, Va.;
three stepsons; Kader Davis
of Edenton; George Alton
Davis of Chesapeake, Va.,
and Cecil Davis of Texas; 25
grandchildren and 18 great
grandchildren.
Funeral services were
held Friday at 2 P.M. in the
chapel of Swindell Funeral
Home by Rev. George
Broome.
Pallbearers were grand
sons.
Burial followed in
Cedarwood Cemetery.
Marine Corps
Promotes Jones
Marine Pvt. Ist. Class
Donald R. Jones, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald O. Jones,
Route 2, Edenton, has been
promoted to his present
rank while serving with the
2nd Marine Division,
Marine Corps Base,
CampLejeune.
A1976 graduate of John A.
Holmes High School, he
joined the Marine Corps in
April, 1977.