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J. A. H. H. S. CLASS OF ’7l MAKES DONATION—The remaining balance of money from
the 1971 class reunion, held last July, was given to Holmes High School for the purchase of
Time - Life Library of Art. Mr. Robbie Boyce is receiving the check from the ’7l class •
members. Pictured from left to right: Gail Johnson, Mr. Robbie Boyce, Linda Terry, Nancy
Smith, and Betty B. Pruden.
Church Honors Shaw University
Shaw Day was held
recently at Providence
Babtist Church. Mrs. Daisy
Bembry, a Shaw alumni,
served as chairperson. She
had worked prior to this
service to raise funds to
support the financial needs
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of the school. The services
were two-fold; they were
instrumental in raising
funds, and in generating a
church-wide and com
munity interest in Shaw
University.
Shaw boasts a medical
school and law school, and
was the first institution in
America to open its doors to
women. Shaw University
graduates have founded
other institutions of higher
learning including North
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THE CHOWAN HERALD
Swain Honor Rol Is Released
4th Six weeks
“A” Honor Roll
Grade Four • Jim Blount,
Farati Boyce, Kathryn
Goodwin, Chad Johnson,
Melissa Lawrence, Sandra
Parrish, Sarah Singh, Eric
Taylor, and Lori Berryman.
Grade Five - Katy Em
mert, Gwen Holley, John
Lowe, Peter Mitchener-,
Rhonda Sawyer, Kim
Watson, Paul Ward, Agela
Bock, Susan Jones and
Shannon Jordan.
Grade Six - Midw Bunch
and Calvin Hobbs.
4th Six weeks
"B” Honor Roll
Grade Four - Michael
Bass, Jacob Rothberger,
Monica Sharpe, Clif Harris,
Ernie Hobbs, Robert Holley,
Lin Hurdle, Bob Wright,
| Herald Obituaries
France
John Kenneth France, Sr.,
74, of Route 3 Box 609 - A,
Edenton, died Saturday
afternoon in Chowan
Hospital.
A native of Seward, N. Y.
he was the husband of Mrs.
Dorothy Mosher France and
the retired manager of
George Flower Gas Co. of
Hobart, N. Y. He was a
member of Edenton United
Methodist Church; St.
Andrew’s Masonic Lodge in
Hobart, N. Y. where he was
a past master; was past
Grand Swordbearer for the
Grand Masonic Lodge of
New York; a member and
past patron of Willowemoc
Chapter Order of the
Easton Star; and was past
Grand Lecturer and past
Grand Patron of the State of
New York Order of the
Easton Star.
Besides his wife he is
survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Margaret Wilde of
Texarkana, Texas; a son,
John K. France, Jr. of
Latham, N. Y.; a grandson,
Terry Douglas Lifgren of
Oneonta, N. Y.; two
brothers, Harold France of
Sharon Springs, N. Y. and
Lawrence France of
California; 5 other grand
children and 5 great -
grandchildren.
The body was sent from
the Swindell - Bass Funeral
Home to the Mereness
Funeral Home in CobleskiU,
N. Y. where a funeral was
held Wednesday at 11:00
A.M. Burial followed in the
Zion Rural Cemetery near
Seward, N. Y.
Lora Cede, Cheri Blount,
Jwanita Boone, John
Keeter, Thomas Moore,
Felicia Bonner and Timothy
Moore.
Grade Five - Amy Britt,
Kelvin Bonner, Monica
Granby, Jennifer Owens,
Beverly Spruill, Betsy Voigt
Derrick Armstead and
Dorlicia Rountree.
Also, Chris Belch, Tina
Boyce, Trade Brown,
Stacey Evans, Jaki Pace,
Erin Pfundt, Brian
Rascoe, Shannon Santana,
Don Small, John Stepney,
Tasha Williams and
Charlie Paylin.
Grade Six - Herman
Coston, Ernest Goodwin,
Malcolm Robinson, Marlene
Alexander, Tabitha
Chappell, Mary Copeland,
Baines
PORTSMOUTH Floyd
Hunter Baines Sr., 69, of
3718 Western Branch Blvd.
died March 25 in a hospital.
He was a native of Ports
mouth and an Air Force
veteran of World War H. He
had retired from Seaboard
Coastline Railroad after 40
years and was a member of
Brotherhood of American
Carmen, Chapter 188.
Survivors include his wife,
Shirley Baines; two sons,
Alee H. Baines of Moyock,
N. C., and Floyd H. Baines
Jr. of Chesapeake; three
daughters, Vivion B. Jordan
of Portsmouth, Gladys
Smith Vonßerhren of
California, and Patricia
Smith Humphrey of
Florida; a brother Jesse
Baines of Edenton, N. C., 14
grandchildren; and two
great - grandchildren.
A memorial service was
held at 1 P. M. Saturday in
the Alliance Christian
Church. Information
provided by Williford -
Barham Funeral Home.
Collier
Mrs. Deborah “Debbie"
Goldman Collier, 22, of Cape
Colony, Edenton died March
28 at Chowan Hospital
following a sudden illness.
The daughter of Wallace E.
Goldman the late Mrs.
Bessie Mozelle Goldman of
Macon, Ga., and the wife of
Linwood “Moomoo” Collier,
she was a homemaker and
member of First Assembly
of God in Hertford, N. C.
Besides her father and
husband, she is survived by
her daughter, Kimberly
Denise Collier; three
sisters, Mrs. Sylvia Barnes
of Rocky Mount, N. C., Mrs.
Alice Sims of Valdosta, Ga.,
and Mrs. Tina Everidge of
Macon, Ga.; one halfsister,
Mrs. Mary Jean Rackley of
Moultrie, Ga.; and her
brother, Wallace P.
“Sonny” Goldman of
Macon, Ga.
Funeral services were
held March 30 at 2 P.M. at
International Pentecostal
Church in Hertford by Rev.
Sam Taylor and Rev.
Charles Chappel. Burial
followed at Chappell Family
Cemetary in Bel vide re, N.
C. Pall bearers were Donald
Sawyer, Wallace Phillips,
Thomas Chappell, William
Stallings, Leory Alexander
and Tony McHon. Williford -
Barham Funeral Home was
in charge of arrangements,
obit
Cards Os
Thanks
The family of Mrs. Annie
Newsome would like to
express their thanks and
appreciation for the
prayers, food, cards, money
and the other many acts of
kindness rendered to us at
the loss of our loved one.
The Family
Pi
The family of Annie Nora
Forehand would like to
thank everyone for their
cards, visits, love gifts,
prayers, ect. They were
greatly appreciated. Your
expressions of kindness will
always be remebered. May
God Mess each of you.
Children of
Annie Nora Forehand
paid
Penny Elliott, Martha
Homthal, Robby Mac Swain, j
Karen Sawyer, Sandra i
Singh, Bethany Winslow,
Rebecca Crabtree,
Stephanie Creighton, Denita
Elliott, Paula Goodwin,
Stephanie Holley, Lori
Lewis, Elizabeth Norvell,
Allison Overton, Alicia
Sellers, John Barry White,
Bryant Wilder, Amanda j
Bass, Lemont Phelps, j
Trade Evans, Joseph Getz,
Renee Gregory and Michael
Spruill.
Singles To Meet
SINGLES TO MEET
The Spontaneous Singles
Group will meet tonight
(Thursday) at Edenton
Baptist Church. The 7 P.M.
meeting will be held in the
Fellowship Hall.
Edenton Shell Is New Sponsor
There will be a new trophy
donor in the Chowan County
Junior Livestock Show this
year. The new sponsor is the
Edenton Shell, owned and
operated by Herbert Byrum
and Allan Swanner. Some of
the trophy donors, John
L^cho^
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VISIT EDENTON Hie Rev. Mr. Lardner Moore and his
daughter Anna were guests of the Rev. and Mrs. H. E.
Mallinson Sunday and Monday. Mr. Moore is a Missionary of :
the Presbyterian Church, U.S. in Osaka, Japan. He works as i
a Chaplain in the Yodogawa Christian Hospital there. Mr.
Moore and Mrs. Mallinson are cousins. Their mothers and
grandmother were born in Japan of Missionary parents.
Anna is a recent graduate of UNC—Greensboro.
Mitchener and Hollowell
and Blount Rexall Drugs,
have been sponsoring
trophies ever since the show
was started in 1954.
They were not able to
determine how long the
Edenton Savings and Loan
Thursday. April 1, 1982 £
have given a trophy. Other
trophy donors for 1982 are
Albemarle Production
Credit Association
Albemarle Cooperative
Association, Peoples Bank
and Trust Company,
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