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BUYS COA HOUSE John M. Korbach. Jr., of Nags Head, right, prepares a deposit
check for Dr. Gerald W. Bray, dean of administrative services at College of The Albemarle,
In the kitchen of the three - bedroom house that was built by Light Construction students at
the college. The 960 - square foot structure was sold at a public auction attended by ap
proximately 25 people last weekend, and Korbach closed the bidding at 117,750. He plans to
move the building to Dare County within the next few weeks. (COA Photo).
Immanuel Baptist Church To Conduct Revival
Dr. Steven Byrd will be
conducting revival meetings
at Immanuel Baptist
Church, November 8 - 12.
Services will start at 7:30
each night. A nursery will be
provided and there will be
special music.
Steven Byrd is pastor of
the Berean Baptist Church
in Fayetteville, North
Carolina. He became pastor
in June of 1972 while the
church was still meeting in a
store building with an at
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tendance of 60.
During Pastor Byrd’s ten
year ministry at Berean,
there have been 7,072
professions of faith, 3091
baptisms and the Sunday
School average has in
creased from 60 to 1,566.
Offerings have increased
from S2OO to SII,OOO weekly
and the membership has
growH from 133 to over 3,000.
The church presently
baptizes over 600 converts
yearly.
lhursduy, October 28,1982, Edenton, N.C.
Berean Baptist Academy
day school enrolls over 200
students. The church also
maintains a daily radio
ministry, operates eleven
Sunday School buses,
sponsors two mission
churches, supports 20
missionaries and has over 35
Bible college students
preparing for full - time
Christian service.
Pastor Byrd received his
education at Tennessee
Temple College and the
Jehovah’s Witnesses To Attend
A Circuit Assembly In Williamston
The Edenton congregation
of Jehovah’s Witnesses has
made (dans to attend a
circuit assembly of
Jehovah’s Witnesses that
will be held Saturday and
Sunday at the Martin
County Auditorium in
Williamston. More than
1,000 Witnesses and in
terested persons from nine
other congregations are
expected to attend.
The theme of this
assembly, according to local
minister, Fletcher Gardner
is “Making the Truth
Manifest in Our Lives.”
Gardner said: “The
assembly program is
designed to help all to make
the truth manifest in their
lives by proclaiming it and
demonstrating it in every
aspect of their lives.”
Principal speaker for this
event will be Louis R. Beda,
district representative for
more than 25,000 of
Jehovah’s Witnesses in
North Carolina and
Virginia. Sunday at 2 P.M.
Mr. Beda will speak on
University of North
Carolina. In May of 1979 he
was awarded an honorary
doctor’s degree from Hyles -
Anderson College in
Hammond, Indiana.
Pastor Ashby Browder
gives a cordial invitation to
the public to attend.
Alternative School
Honor Roll
Mrs. Clara Boswell,
Principal of Edenton -
Chowan Alternative School
is releasing these names as
A-B Honor Roll Students:
William Beasley, Chris
Bryan, Chrustal Perkins,
Zina Cofield, Stephanie
Wright, Hilda White, Elaine
Holley and Brenda Leary.
This was for the first six
weeks of the school year
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Lake Superior is our nation's
largest lake with a total area
of more than 31,000 square
miles.
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“How Does the Truth Affect
Your Life?” Commenting
about this address,
Gardner said: “The truth
affects one’s life for good,
not bad. A true Christian
believes information found
in God’s Word and strives to
bring his life into conformity
with the body of truth found
there.”
A special highlight of the
assembly will come
Saturday morning when
special arrangements will
be carried out for the
baptism of new Witnesses.
All sessions of the
assembly are free, and the
public is invited to attend.
Army Corps.
Public Hearing
The U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers has announced
that it will hold a public
hearing at 7 P.M. on
November 3 at Manteo High
School. The purpose of the
hearing is to receive
comments from the public
on a preliminary en
vironmental impact
statement concerning a plan
by Prulean Farms to drain
and clear more than 22,000
acres of land in Dare
County.
Hundreds of thousands of
acres of land have been
cleared in eastern North
Carolina in the past
decade.. This development
has had a large impact on
the economy, water quality,
and fish and wildlife of the
region. The Corps of
Engineers has indicated
that it will use the Prulean
study and the public com
ments from this meeting as
a guide in considering
further clearing in Dare,
Hyde, and Tyrrell counties.
For more information,
contact the Corps of
Engineers at 919-343-4952 or
the Carolina Wetlands
Project at 919-832-2971.
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Chowan Jr. High Honor Roll
Chowan Junior High
School are proud to an
nounce their A and AB honor
roll for the first six weeks.
A-Honor Roll
6-A
None.
6-
None.
7-
Marlene Alexander, Julie
Baker, Paula Goodwin,
Leanne Perry and Paula
Winslow.
7-B
Mary Copeland.
7-C
None.
7-D
None.
7-E
None.
7-
Denita Elliott.
8-
None.
8-B
Terri Reid.
8-C
None.
8-D
Catherine Byrum and
Liza Vaughan.
8-E
None.
8-F
None.
A-B Honor Roll
6-A
Lisa Ashley, Paula Lane,
Vevlyn Parks, Celeste
Ward, Tracy White and
Warren White.
6-B
Eddie Odom.
ALBEMARLE OPTICIANS
are pleased to announce
the relocation of their office to
Mitchener Village, 705 N. Broad Street
Edenton, N.C.
Effective October 10, 1982
7-A
Mandy Bass, Mike Bunch,
Tabitha Chappell, Stephanie
Creighton and Martha
Hornthal.
7-B
Wendi Asbell, Emily
Bass, Andy Bunch, Trade
Evans, Keith Jordan,
Michele Parrish, Alex
Perry, Karen Sawyer,
Michael Spruill and Bethany
Winslow.
7-C
William Flynn, Crystal
Lamb, Kimberly Maddred,
Thomas Nixon and Amy
Williams.
7-D
Melissa Kaye Bunch,
Pamela Peele and Alicia
Sellers.
7-E
David Baskette and Becky
Crabtree.
7-
Teresa Dail, Stephanie
Holley, Lisa Lassiter, Lori
Nixon, Allison Overton, Neil
Parks, John White and Stan
White.
8-
Teresa Bunch, David
Butler, Tammy Copeland,
Michele Krauss, Chris
Rountree, Kim Taylor and
Jay Timberlake.
8-B
Jody Anderson, Robin
Bass, Todne Bembry,
Rodney Evans, Jackie
Gilliam and Reba White.
8-C
Kecia Coston, Markeisha
Drew, Leslie Ervin,
Deborah Hollowell, Kelli
Johnson, Cynthia Jordan,
Dean Odom, Jennifer Spain
and Nancy Wright.
8-D
David Hogan, Don Mc-
Clure, Dorothy Moore, Ruth
Staton and Brendette White.
8-E
Terrylynn Adams, Kim
Bryan, Pamela Hair,
Sherrie Harrell and Dee Ann
Morris.
8-F
Christian Coston, Jenna
Drew, Teresa Drew, Jessie
Holley, Sharon Miller,
Cristle Monds, Arlene Twine
and Sharon White.
Sermon Topic
“The Gift of Giving” will
be the sermon title this
Sunday October 31, by the
Pastor Rev. H.E. Mallinson,
First Presbyterian Church,
Edenton at the 11 A.M.
Worship. Mrs. Edna Harrell
will lead the Children in
Understanding Worship.
The Congregation has
been called to meet after
Worship by the Session to
elect Elders, Deacons, and a
Trustee. Mr. Dewey
Whitehurst, Mrs. Marilyn
Hibbard and Mr. Chester
Stevens were the
Nominating Committee.
The Stewardship Supper
will be held that same night
October 31 at 6:30 P.M. Mr.
Terry Williams is the
Chairman of the Steward
ship Campaign this year.