Thursday, October at, 1982
The Bandon Noteoook Exercise Your Privilege To Vote
By Maggie B.
Hi, Neighbors! Tuesday,
November 2nd is Election
Day!! Exercise you
PRIVILEGE as an
American, go to the Polls
and vote for the candidate of
YOUR choice. Even though
t)us is not a major election
year, ANY question or
candidate which is to be
decided by the people is
important. ALL votes count.
It is essential for each in
dividual to get to the Polls to
cast a vote - the result may
be decided by that one vote!
Don’t be apathetic - get out
of that Easy Chair and take
advantage of this great
blessing of freedom which
our great country offers to
its citizens. You may think
that your one vote is a “little
thing”, but life is made up of
“little things”. Share this
verse with me, author
unknown:
“Little words are the sweetest to hear; little charities fly
farthest, and stay longest on the wing; little lakes are the
stillest; little hearts are the fullest, and little farms are the
best tilled. Little bodes are read the most, and little songs
the dearest loved. And when Nature would make anything
especially rare and beautiful, she makes it little: little
pearls, little diamonds, little dews. Agar’s is a model
prayer; but then it is a little one; and the burden of the
petition is for but little. The Sermon on the Mount is little,
but the last dedication discourse was an hour long. Life is
made up of littles; death is what remains of them all. Day
is made up of little beams, and night is glorious with little
stars.”
On this Lord’s Day the
skies were crying, strong
winds blew, waters of the
mighty Chowan angerly
slapped the shoreline - and -
it was cold! High above all
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this, the sun was shining
brightly, just waiting for
God’s own time to show its
beautiful face.
The warmth of Christian
love prevaded the at
mosphere as those gathered
for Sunday School at Bandon
Chapel were en
thusiastically welcomed by
Supt. Stan Turbyfill. After
the opening exercises the
young folk recessed to their
respective class rooms. The
adults were treated to an
interesting lesson by Wm. F.
Smith, entitled “God
Proclaims the Year of
Jubilee”, Lev. 25:1, 2, 8-
12,23, 24, 39-43. Bible truth
brought out was that God’s
people and the world need a
cycle of rest and renewal.
Aim was that the class
select a project of physical
renewal and try to involve
the church in it.
Prayer List: When God’s
children pray together, they
are “melted together in
prayer”, interceding for one
another, just as was the first
church. Please add our
friends to your prayer list.
Lucille English is confined
to Obid Hospital, Suffolk,
Va.; Elizabeth Rountree is
suffering with Shingles;
Mrs. Nellie M. Polston,
mother of Rose Smith, is
very ill at home in Ports
mouth, Va.; Emma Ins
keep cut her hand Friday
evening. Ten stitches had to
be taken to dose the cut;
Rrth Whitley’s circulation
to her hands is blocked. She
needs your prayers;
Clarence Barnes had a
serious fall while visiting
the N.C. State Fair. His nose
was broken, abraisons on
face and a black eye;
Robert (Rusty) Rusbuldt is
home now and doing very
well; please remember
Bessie Mae Jones; Mrs. J.
Clarence Leary; Joyce
Ziemba, Robert Harvey;
Jessie H. Davis; Joan
O’Neal and Lola
Castleberry; pray for our
Nation, its people and pray
that God will guide the
decisions made by our
leaders and leaders of other
nations of the world;
remember our mission
naries, and our Pastor, Rev.
Robert S. Harrell and his
family.
“Happy Birthday” was
sung by all in honor of Meta
Mason and Dave Lapham as
they placed their con
tributions in our Birthday
Bank.
At our Worship Service
Bandon’s Shepherd, Rev.
Robert S. Harrell, greeted
the congregation warmly,
commenting on work done
by the men and women of
the church last Tuesday. At
his request, Deacon Jackson
Strickland reported that it
was a great day to work for
the Lord. The men, under
“supervision” of Deacon
Dave Lapham, painted
everything needing paint,
while the women cleaned all
windows and cabinets. The
women also served a dinner
that will be “long
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remembered”. ’Twas a day
of hard work and good
fellowship.
Pastor Bob’s enlightening
message was “Is Youth a
Thing of Beauty?”, Luke
2:22-52. Resume: Moral
values and spirituality are
breaking down in our
society today - even by men
in high places. Today, more
than ever, we need strong
family support for our
youth. In our scripture, we
find that Jesus had this.
Jesus knew the blessing of a
Godly home, a home where
the name of God was spoken
with awe and respect. He
was raised just like any
normal boy, instructed in
the ways of the Scriptures.
Joseph was a carpenter.
Jesus worked with him and
learned the dignity of work.
He was a boy like you and
me but He never tumbled
into sin. Our youth today
need a Godly home, where
example speaks louder than
words, and where the Word
of God is taught in the
family circle as well as in
church.
“Day by Day” was the
title of a lovely duet by Stan
and Lorraine Turbyfill. The
beautiful words of this well
loved hymn became more
meaningful as they rang out
in perfect harmony.
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SLIMNASTICS PLUS!
It’s not too late to sign up for
the new class which began
on October 25th at the
Arrowhead Beach
Clubhouse. Sign up Monday
and get ready for the
Christmas holidays! Our
talented Instructors, Julie
Spivey and Terry Roth
berger, make the necessary
hard work interesting and
fun. Classes are held each
Monday and Wednesday at
10 A.M. Don’t delay - it’s
good for your heart!
Rev. Daniel T. Eamhart,
Director of the Wesley
Foundation (Campus
Ministries), at East
Carolina University, will be
our guest speaker on Sun
day, October 31st. We look
forward to this opportunity
to learn about this phase of
our Missions support.
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Covered Dish Luncheon
Sunday! Bring your favorite
dish or dishes with you or
you’ll have time to go home
fur them. Luncheon starts at
1 P.M. This is always an
enjoyable occasion. If
you’ve never attended one,
make this your first!
American Legion
Reports
By Jim Criddle
Halloween is just around
the corner. If you plan on
going trick or treating
please be extra careful.
Wear light clothing so you
can be seen by motorist. If
you are driving be ever alert
for these special ghosts and
'goblins. Halloween is as safe
as we make it.
Our regular Post 40
meeting is Tuesday
November 2. This is a joint
meeting for the Auxiliary
and Post. The Edenton
Chowan Rescue Squad will
give us some instruction in
basic first aid and CPR.
This should be very in
teresting for all who attend.
SPECIAL TREAT: We will
have a full Turkey dinner
before the meeting. Eat at 7
P.M., meet at 8 P.M.
The Long Range Planning
Committee has been ap
pointed by Commander
John Bohn. If you have some
ideas you would like to
express before the com
mittee write them down and
bring them to our regular
meeting November 2 or
bring them to the next
Planning Committee
meeting on Wednesday
November 3 at 7 P.M.
Everyone is invited to ex
press their ideas.
Veterans Day is
November 11: Post 40 will
hold a special program with
a flag raising ceremony to
be at 11 A.M. A program will
follow and at 5 P.M. we will
lower the flag. All Veterans
are invited to join us on this
day of SPECIAL remem
brance to our devotion of the
past wars.
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KICK OFF - Braving the weather the children of the Chowan County Head Start
program release balloons with their names in them. Shown in the picture with the children
are Nellie Moye, teacher ; Deborah Holley, teacher’s assistant and Gertha Bond.
October 25-29 N.C. Head Start Week
The week of October 25 -
29,1982 has been designated
as North Carolina Head
Start Awareness Week.
We want you to know that
here in your community,
Head Start is: “Touching
Children” serving 20
children in Chowan County.
“Reaching Families”
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serving 20 families with
many parent involvement
activities. “Involving
Communities” working with
the community agencies to
serve the community.
Be Aware! 1) That Head
Start has been serving
children since 1965. 2) At
least 10 per cent of a Head
Start Program’s enrollment
is Handicapped children. 3)
That Head Start provides
Educational, nutritional,
medical, dental, parent
involvement and social
services. 4) That here in this
region, Head Start has
served approximately 4,000
children and their families.
5) That we need volunteers
at your local Head Start
Center.
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tober 25 - 29, 1982, we invite
you to visit your local Head
Start because it will be
having “Open House” and
many other activities. Come
in and join in the fun.
For more information,
please contact Chowan
Head Start at D.F. Walker
School or call 482 - 7330.
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