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at Oak Grove Methodist Church in Mt. Pleasant. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Virginia Shue of Vienna Va. and he is the
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fleetwood, Sr., of Edenton.
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Recreation Notes
Women’s Softball
Organisational Meeting
There will be an
organizational meeting for
women’s softball on Wed
nesday, April 12,1978 at 7:00
P.M. in the Recreation
Department in the National
Guard Armory. A
representative from each
team which plans to miter
the league must attend this
meeting.
Girls Softball Sign-up
Girls ages (9-12, 13-15)
interested in playing soft
ball this summer can pick
up forms at the schools or at
the Recreation Department.
All forms must be turned in
by Friday, April 28, 1978, to
the Recreation Department.
Women’s Volley Ball
Final Standings
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Chargers 10 2
Baptist 9 3
Edenton Shell 6 6
Cool Cats 4 8
M.G. Brown 1 ll
A double elimination
tournament will begin
Thursday night with the
Cool Cats taking on M.G.
Brown at 7:00, Baptist vs
Edenton Shell at 7:30 and
Chargers play the winners
of the 7:00 game at 8:00
THE CHOWAN HERALD
P.M.
Correction
There was a mistake
made on the dates of the
softball coaches meeting
and Little League and Babe
Ruth League coaches
meetings. Instead of
Monday nights for these
meetings, it will be on
Tuesday nights. Men’s
Death Claims Mr. Adkins
Lowell Edison Adkins, 61,
Route 2, Cape Colony died
suddenly Tuesday at
Chowan Hospital. He was a
retired electrical foreman
with C & 0 Railroad.
A native of Cabell County,
Huntington, W. Va., he was
a veteran of the Merchant
Marine, the son of the late
Delbert C. and Mennie
Feeley Adkins and the
husband of Mrs. Grace Edler
Adkins.
In addition to his wife,
surviving are two sons:
Rev. Lowell Earl Adkins of
Burlington; and Paul
Stephen Adkins of Colum
bus, Ohio; a brother,
Thomas Adkins of
Freemont, Calif.; and six
sisters: Mrs. K. L. Callicoat
of Charleston, W. Va.; Mrs.
P. E. Fleming of North Cape
BPW Slates
Lunch Sales
Edenton’s Business and
Professional Women’s Club
will be holding its annual
Chicken Salad Plate Lunch
Sale Tuesday. Proceeds will
be used for scholarships to
be awarded to two senior
high school girls in Chowan
County and other com
munity donations.
The {date lunch includes
chicken salad, crackers,
apple ring, pickles, potato
chips, devil egg and cake.
The cost of the plate is $2
and may be ordered
through Monday by
phoning Cherry Daven
port; 482-4756 or or
Annette Parrish; 482-3929.
Orders will be delivered
or they may be picked up at
the Parish House between
'll A.M. and 1 P.M. in
Tuesday.
softball coaches meeting,
will be on Tuesday night,
April 11, at 8:00 P.M. The
Little League coaches
meeting will be on Tuesday
night, April 25, at 7; 30 P.M.,
followed by the Babe Ruth
League coaches meeting at
8:00 P.M. All meetings will
be held at the Edenton
National Guard Armory.
May, N. J.; Mrs. W. E.
Sullivan and Mrs. Irvin
Adkins, both of Edenton;
Mrs. Jeanne Leland of
Huntington, W. Va.; and
Miss Beverly Adkins of
Detroit, Mich.
He was a member of
Edenton Baptist Church,
Crescent Masonic Lodge in
Ceredo, W. Va.; Royal Arch
Mason, Kenova Chapter 46,
Kenova, W. Va.; and
Marcum Chapter, Order of
Eastern Star in Ceredo, W.
Va.
Funeral services for Mr.
Adkins were held at 4 P.M.
Wednesday in Edenton
Baptist Church with Dr.
Robert E. Gray officiating.
Burial was in Beaver Hill
Cemetery.
Williford-Barham Fun
eral Home was in charge of
arrangements.
CARDOFTHANKS
From The Family of
George H. Overton
We would like to take this
means of saying thank you
to each and everyone for the
many ways of expressions of
kindness during the loss of
our loved one, husband,
daddy, grandpa and
brother. The many prayers
offered, the beautiful cards,
flowers and food that was
lovingly prepared and
brought to us. All were out
ward signs of love and
concern for us in our time of
sorrow.
May God bless you all.
Mrs. Lois Overton,
Children, grandchildren and
sisters Mrs. Cecil Jenkins
and Mrs. G.E. Lucas
dig.
Providence
Baptist Notes
The Church is not to be
judged by the frailities or
failures of its members. The
Church is to be judged for
what it can do for a person,
and what it offers in its
ideas, its resources and not
be those who have let the
Church down.
One way of upholding the
Church is through regular
attendance. You are invited
to worship with us this
Sunday as we come together
to worship and to uphold the
Church by our presence.
Our Church is a friendly
Church, a Church where
everybody is somebody and
Christ is Lord of All and the
freedom of worship is yours.
Pastor Fenner has chosen
for his subject at the 11 A.M.
service: “The Trans
formation of Man” from
Romans 12:1,2.
Sunday School begin at
9:30 A. M. with the
superintendent in charge.
Morning Worship—ll A.M.
with Pastor Fenner in
charge. The Young Adults
and Sunbeam Choirs will
render the music with Mrs.
Barbara White at the organ.
FUTURE EVENTS:
Mid-Week Prayer Service
each Wednesday evening 7
o’clock.
Sunday—4 P.M. The
Literary Art Club will ob
serve its anniversary.
Sunday, April 16—4 P.M.
Spring Rally at 7 P.M. Rev.
Jessie Smith and the
congregation of the Shiloh
Baptist Church of Shiloh will
render a service here in
support of the Voice of Hope
Broadcast. Your prayers
and support are earnestly
solicited.
The pastor, officers and
members warmly invite you
to attend any and all ser
vices at Providence.
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Apr.6,tfc.
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MAY BRIDE-ELECT—Miss Glenn Ann Spruill, daughter
of Mr. Joe Spruill announces her engagement to Mr. Johnny
Wilson. The wedding will be held May 6 at 3 P.M., at 112 East
Carteret Street. All friends and relatives are invited to at
tend. The reception will follow at Bob’s Place, 305 North
Oakum Street.
Tea has twice as many calories as coffee-two as compared
to one.
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* Dedicated - Qualified - Capable - Experienced J
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\ RE-ELECT }
l N. J. George l
* Chowan County Commissioner *
* First Township i
tVote May 2, 1978 }
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{ Thank You For Your Support And Vote J
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