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HI,-NEIGHBORS! June
has arrived! Everyone looks
forward to the month of
Junte .. it’s traditionally the
moAth of weddings, the
beginning of summer,
vacations for weary wor
kers, Father’s Day, and the
day we honor the emblem
of our great country, Flag
“Smiles is the longest word in the world ~ there is a mile
befajeen the first and last letters of the word.
He sijiped - and his home was a place of happiness.
He sloped - and his co-workers in business worked better
tha£ in any other place of employment.
He sifiped - and his business clients and callers spoke well of
him;-and business increased.
He sitdled - and all who entered his office door were pleased
to bcf greeted as friend and equal.
He smiled - and followed the smile with a brotherly hand
clasp; and those who were discouraged and downcast
wertfcbut and took a new grip on life and their work.
He sniiied - and while the years rolled on, he grew younger,
because - he smiled.’’
Thifr' Lord’s Day dawned
bright and beautiful! The
sights and sounds of nature
were glorious to behold.
Fresh, clean air filled one’s
lungs as a prayer of
thanksgiving for the
countless blessings of our
Creator drifted toward
"It’s Dark
Out There!”
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Day! When June came in
Monday, it brought with it
“manna from Heaven” -
rain! Much needed rain, not
just a drizzle, but rain which
put smiles on the faces of the
farmers and gardeners in
the area. Speaking of
smiles, share with me this
essay from TTie Kleinknecht
Encyclopedia, reprinted in
“The New Age”:
Heaven. A perfect day for
every one to enter the
church of their choice for a
spiritual refueling.
The fine folk gathered at
Bandon Chapel for Sunday
School were joyfully
welcomed by Supt. Meta
Mason. She read a ietter
from Hugh and Bea Peters
(they visited with, us last
week) thanking everyone
for their warm welcome
which made them feel right
at home, adding that no
matter where they went,
Bahdon Chapel would
always hold a special place
in their hearts.
Supt. Mason announced
that Prayer Meeting & Bible
Study will be Tuesday at
7:30 P.M. in Fellowship Hall
conducted by Pastor Bob.
We are beginning to study
the Book of Amos, which is
just as applicable today as it
was when written. Our Bible
Study is taught in a
manner that is easy for all to
understand but if there are
questions, they are an
swered in away that makes
it clear in one’s mind. All of
us need to grow in God’s
Word and we are very
fortunate to have such a
good teacher. Come out
each Tuesday and join us. It
will enrich your daily life.
Choir Practice follows
Bible Study at 8:15 P.M.
The BCWG’s regular
meeting is held at 10:30
A.M. on Tuesday in
Fellowship Hall. Come out
and join in the fellowship
and fun.
Prayer List: When we
pray, we alway spray that
God’s Will be done. Only He
knows what the future holds.
Please add our friends to
your prayer list. Bill O’Neal,
Sr. is hospitalized in
Greenville. Pray that they
will find his trouble and
correct it; Dot Benton is
confined to Chowan Hospital
and needs your fervent
prayers; Wm. T. Webb,
uncle of Henry T. Bunting,
will undergo eye surgery at
the Atlantic City General
Hospital, Atlantic City, N.J.,
next week. Say a special
prayer for him. Willie Long
of Washington, N.C.,
brother of Steve Long of
Arrowhead Beach, is con
fined to the Beaufort County
Hosp., Washington, N.C.
and needs prayer. Everett
Chapman is very ill and
would appreciate your
prayers; I’m happy to
report that our Guardian
Angel, Hilda Wisner, is
much improved. She’s been
confined to Chowan Hospital
for a week but no visitors
allowed. Cards would be
appreciated to let her know
you’re thinking of her. The
room number is 208; please
remember Wallace Taylor;
Dan Darden; Willinett
Dilday; Meta Mason; Helen
Headen; Len Koraska;
Jeanne Church; families
and loved ones of the men
injured or killed in the
disaster on the Carrier
Nimitz last week; our
Nation, its leaders and its
people; our missionnaries
and our Pastor, Rev. Robert
S. Harrell and his family.
‘‘The Father’s
Discipline”, Heb. 12:1-13,
was the topic for our adults,
taught in an interesting and
enlightening manner by
Stan Turbyfill. Aim was that
adult Christian will evaluate
the purpose of divine
discipline in their lives.
The beautiful
arrangement of fresh spring
flowers gracing our altar
Sunday was given by Helen
Skinner in loving memory of
her husband, Henry.
At our Worship Service
Sunday, the Shepherd of
Bandon’s Flock, Pastor
Robert S. Harrell, went out
into the congregation to
personally welcome and
shake hands with our
visitors, first-timers and our
week-enders with whom he
was not familiar. This has
been routine for some time
now and really does make
one feel “wanted”.
Pastor Bob’s inspired
message was “Judge Not”,
Matt. 7:1-5. Brief resume
follows: Five basic reasons
were given and elaborated
on as to why we should be
careful in judging others:
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Ist: Judge not that you be
not judged; 2nd: We seldom
know all the facts involved
in a particular situation;
3rd: We seldom know all
that has gone into the other
person to make him or her to
act as he or she does; 4th:
God has created each of us
as individuals, with a
distinct mind and per
sonality; and sth: Judgment
is the prerogative of God.
The covered dish luncheon
Sunday after church was a
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RECOGNIZED Top Math students at Holmes High
receive special recognition for their accomplishments.
Cindy Pierce, right, instructor, pins a medal presented by
Jefferson Standard Life on Marion Jones, top contest scorer
from Holmes High. Kelly West also received a medal and
certificate for her outstanding math abilities.
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John A. Holmes High
School students, who
competed in math contests,
recently were honored
during an after school
reception to recognize their
achievements. Some
honorees had represented
Holmes High School in the
East Carolina University
High School Mathematics
Contest, while others had
participated in the Annual
High School Mathematics
Contest sponsored by Jeff
ferson Standard Life In
surance Company.
Kelly West and Marion
Jones received special
recognition for their
mathematic ac
complishments. As top
scorer from Holmes in the
Jefferson Standard contest,
Marion was presented a pin.
Kelly, in recognition of her
outstanding work in math at
Holmes this year, received a
medal and a Certificate of
Achievement, designed
personally by a high school
instructor. During Holmes
Awards Day Program last
week, an anonymous
scholarship of seventy-five
dollars was also presented
to Kelly.
All ECU contest par
ticipants were chosen to
represent Holmes High
because of their outstanding
work in their respective
subject. Each was
presented a Certificate of
Participation during the
reception. Students com
peting in different math
big success! It was
delightful ... well attended
... and an abundance of
good, fresh vegetables,
delicious meats and luscious
desserts! With the good
fellowship added in, what
more could you ask for?
In June, there will be a
Covered Dish Supper on the
third Friday, 19th. Mark this
date on your calendars now
so you won’t miss out on the
good food, fellowship and
fun.
categories were as follows:
Algebra I - Susan Elks,
Marlin McClain, Angela
Lewis, Willene Jernigan and
Martha Edwards;
Geometry - Sharon
Hollowell, Danny Hogan,
Marvin Baccus, Karen
Griffin and William
Garrett; Algebra II - Laura
Underkofler, Marla Jordan,
Anna Goodwin, Valerie
Jerkins and Susan Lamb.
Comprehensive - Kelly
West, Karen Evans, Benita
Ward, Lynn Dale, Charlene
Evans and Eliot Atstupenas.
ON DEAN’S LIST
BOONE Catherine
Elizabeth Newberry, Route
4, Hertford, was among
1,182 undergraduate
students on the dean’s list at
Appalachian State
University for the spring
semester. She is majoring in
speech pathology.
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Altlrxation
The annual Founders Day
celebration will be held at
Chappell Hill Baptist I
Church, Route 1, Tyner,'
Sunday.
The Senior Adults of the I
church will be in charge Os I
the morning worship ser
vice. Anne Asbell of Bal- I
lards Bridge Baptist Church I
will be the guest speaker. I
Special music will be ren- I
dered by the Senior Adult I
Choir. I
Following the morning I
service, there will be a |
fellowship luncheon.
At 2 P.M. the annual
Founders Day Singspiration
will begin with singing
groups from Bagley Swamp
Wesleyan Church. Hunters
Fork P.H. Church and
Chappell Hill Baptist
Church participating.
Special features will be
Darryl and Crystal Stallings
and the Baptist Four
Quartet.
This is an annual event
presented by Chappell Hill
Baptist Church who along
with their pastor, Billy Old
invites all of their friends in
the area to come and share
in this time of fellowship and
worship.
Chappell Hill Baptist
Church is located on State
Road 1002 between
Belvidere and Center Hill.
"To
Hit 4/etald Editor
Dear Editor,
On behalf of the
Correlating Committee for
the leadership conference
held last Saturday at
Holmes High School, we
would like to express ap
preciation to you and your
staff for the coverage and
publicity provided. Without
the spirit of cooperation
shown by so many, the
conference would not have
known the success it en
joyed.
Many thanks!
Sincerely,
Beth Taylor
Co-Chairman
Betty Manning
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NEW OFFICERS The Chowan Junior High School PTA
recently installed the officers for the 1981-82 school year.
They are as pictured: Wallace Evans, president; Dianne
Gramby, treasurer; Lloyd Wayne Evans, vice president;
and Emily Byrum, secretary.
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Tonight (Thursday) at
7:30 o’clock at the Municipal
Building is your last op
portunity to attend the
Estate Planning Series
sponsored by the
Agricultural Extension
Service.
Max Busby will discuss
the “Laws of Estate
Planning” and J. P. Tim
berlake will discuss
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