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Bandon Chapel Notebook - Birthdays Are Special And Memorable Days
by Maggie B.
HI, NEIGHBORS! Bir
thdays are SO special—it’s
the one day in the year that’s
specially “YOURS”! My hub
by celebrated his “special
day” Sunday and indeed, it
was a day well worth
remembering! All our boys,
their wives and children came
to help “granddaddy”
celebrate. We had just
returned from church when
they began to arrive—within
15 minutes, all were present
and ready to “snack”.
Naturally, the boys had to
roam around outside, inspect
the bulkhead, gazebo pier and
surroundings, while the ladies
caught up on what had hap
pened since we were last
together and the younger ones
played games.
About 2:30 P.M., we left Ar
rowhead for the “big
event”—dinner at Mrs.
Boswell’s Restaurant! We
had the Blue Room all to
“To laugh often and much; to win the respect of intelligent
people and the affection of children ; to earn the apprecia
tion of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false
friends; to appreciate beauty; to find the best in others;
to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child,
a garden patch or a redeemed social condition; to know
even one life has breathed easier because you lived. This
is to have succeeded.”
-O- sunshine of Christian love
Gray clouds covered the shone brightly at Bandon
sky on this Lord’s Day but the Chapel as Asst. Supt. Julie
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You are cordially invited to an opening reception for an exhibition
of new paintings by the members of the Studio Gallery and by the
participants of the recent painting workshop in Skiathos, Greece,
on Sunday December 5 from 2:00 until 5:00.
MARY CRUTCHFIELD JAQUELIN JENKINS
PAMELA FENNER LINA LARSON
JO FLETCHER MARGIE SAWYER
MARY HORRELL RICKEY THORNTON
MARY HORNER PATRICIA STERRITT
ELIZABETH HASKIN PEGGY WEST
ro The Studio Gallery
212 Martin Street
Elizabeth City, North Carolina
The exhibition will continue through December
ourselves. Pictures were
taken of the whole family,
then each family group. After
everyone had ordered their
choice from the Menu, Grand
daddy said the Blessing. It
was a touching moment when
he expressed his gratitude for
the fine family we have and
his appreciation for being
able to have them all gather
for his Birthday. Each of the
boys responded and natural
ly, I had to get my Two Cents
worth in. Thirteen of us in all
- and - everyone, including the
youngest, only seven agreed
that the food was delicious
and the service excellent.
Many thanks to ladies at
Boswell’s for making this
event so pleasant.
When we returned home,
we enjoyed Birthday Cake
and Ice Cream, plus more
“togetherness”. We agreed
that these words of Ralph
Waldo Emerson was an apt
description of “granddaddy”:
Faye Nelson welcomed
everyone to God’s House for
Sunday School. Before releas
ing the young folk to their
respective classes, she gave
us these common sense rules
for making life easier: l)If
you open it, close it; 2)lf you
turn it on, turn it off; 3)lf you
unlock it, lock it up; 4)lf you
break it, admit it; s)lf you
can’t fix it, call in someone
who can; 6)lf you borrow it,
return it; 7)lf you value it,
take care of it; 8)If you make
a mess, clean it up; 9)lf you
move it, put it back; 10)If it
belongs to someone else and
you want to use it, get permis
sion; ll)If you don’t know
how to operate it, leave it
alone; 12)If it’s none of your
business, don’t ask questions;
13)If it ain’t broke, don’t fix
it; and 14)If it will brighten
someone’s day—SAY IT!
The topic for our adults,
taught by B. Kent Rowley,
was “God is Israel’s True
King”, Judges
8:22,23;9:6-15,55-57. Bible
truth brought out was God’s
people can desire dynamic
leadership so badly that they
settle for bad leadership.
-O-
Prayer List:When we pray,
we pray that God’s Will be
done for only He knows what
is best for us. Please add our
friends to our prayer list. Mrs.
Dagny Aldritt is improving
but still confined to St. Mary’s
Hospital, Minneapolis,
Minn. 55454; Joe Harris re
mains at Leigh Memorial
Hospital where they are still
trying to find his problem;
Mrs. Fred (Edith) Bright is
improving but still confined to
Obici Hospital, Suffolk, Va.;
please say a special prayer
for Rachel Chandler. She
hasn’t been able to gain her
strength back after the bout
with pneumonia; Larry
Chandler has been having
problems and needs prayer;
please remember Mike Kane;
Guy Edwards; Harriett
Howard; Ruth Whitley; Mrs.
Wm. F. Smith, Sr.; Joan
O’Neal; Peggy Hampton; Bill
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Cozart; Percy Smith ; Marion
Phillips; Lucille English;
Nellie M. Polston; Bessie Mae
Jones; Garland As bell and
Clara Chappell. Pray for our
Nation, its people and pray
that God will guide the deci
sions made by our leaders and
leaders of other nations;
remember all missionnaries;
our Chapel and churches
everywhere; and our Pastor,
Rev. Robert S. Harrell and his
family.
-O-
Happy Birthday” was sung
by all in honor of Henry T.
Buntling and Trudy Lapham
as they placed their contribu
tions in our Birthday Bank.
-O-
At our Worship Service,
Bandon’s Shepherd, Rev.
Robert S. Harrell, brought a
timely and memorable
message based on Titus 3:1-8,
entitled “Christian Hope”.
Resume:
The first time I heard him
speak was many years ago.
Well over 2,000 young people
were gathered at camp to
hear him speak. GRADY
NUTT was a gifted speaker.
He could make you laugh and
in the next moment, make
you think about your life in a
very serious way. He was one
of the very few who could suc
cessfully interweave religion
and humor. Rev. Nutt was an
ordained Baptist minister; he
pastored several churches;
was a member of TV’s Hee
haw Show but spent most of
his life speaking before
groups of young folk all over
the country; in addition, he
wrote several books to help
our youth solve the problems
facing them today. He was
truly a man of God. Last
Tuesday (23rd) he was killed
in a plane crash. I shed a tear
when I read this.
I shed another tear when I
saw a starving child on TV
and thought about our
overflowing barns.
Then, there was a discus
sion taking place about possi
ble placement of the MX Mis
sle in Wyo. Children were in
terviewed on TV to find their
reaction. One by one these
children voiced a fear that
before they could reach
adulthood the whole world
would be destroyed. I shed
another tear.
Covered-Dish Dinner
For Scouts Is Held
All boys, parents, and
leaders involved in scouting in
Chowan County are invited to
a covered-dish dinner at the
New National Guard Armory
on Friday, December 3. The
Dinner will begin at 6:30.
There will be fun and games
for the entire family, some
Dens and Troops will be pro
viding brief entertainment.
Please come out for an even
ing of good food and fun. If
you have any questions, you
may call Thelma Evans at
482-3932 after 6 P.M.
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We live in a world where
struggle, crisis, death and
disaster are all around us. It
has been so from the beginn
ing and I believe it will con
tinue. At every turn we are
tested. It may be that the full
purpose of our being here is to
see how we handle these
crises. Our attitude is very
important. Do we God as a
great “Cosmic Santa Claus”
- or - as the Creator of this
Card Os Thanks
We wish to express our
sincere appreciation to the
people and staff of Chowan
Hospital and many thanks to
Dr. O’Leary for their many
acts of kindness and prayers
during the illness and death of
our mother and wife, Mrs.
Gloria Jean Smith Roth.
Your thoughtfulness and
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Universe, Father of Jesus
Christ and The One who pro
vides us with the stamina,
guts and courage to face life
and do what’s right? When I
look into the face of children,
I see HOPE. No matter what
shape this world is in today,
we would not bring children
into it if we had no hope. Let’s
give them a better world that
we have made for ourselves.
The Bible tells us of the
generosity are greatly ap
preciated and will be a
treasured memory for us.
Ray J. Roth
Teledea Meads
Donnie Lassiter
Robbie Lassiter
Ricky Roth
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hope we have in. Jesus
Christ—the hope of our
salvation—the hope and belief
that God is working still in our
world and that He has work
for us to do in His world—
and—the hope of eternal life
with God, now and forever.
This means that in the end,
victory will be ours. If I am
linked up with God I can have
hope for tomorrow.
-O
BIG EVENT! On Friday,
Dec. 3rd from 1- 9 P.M. and
Saturday, Dec. 4th from 9
A.M. to 5 P.M. The Bandon
Chapel Women’s Guild will
hold its Bazaar in Fellowship
Hall. Beautiful hand crafted
items will be available as well
as baked goods of all kinds.
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Friday, December 10th is a
date to remember! On this
date WOC-Quarterly General
Meeting will be held at 7:30
P.M. in Fellowship Hall. This
will be a special Christmas
Meeting with a well planned
program and festive
refreshments. All ladies in
community are invited
whether you belong to a Cir
cle or not. See you there.
-O- !
Last Friday Mr. Ted Znerick
and Ms. Fran Jordan were
joined in Holy Matrimony at
Bandon Chapel. We wish
them health and happiness in
their voyage through life
together.