Photo seminar coming Monday You are invited to attend our photography workshop at the Shepard-Pruden Library in Edenton at 5:30p.m. on Jan. 11, conducted by Ty McMurray of Trademark Images in Edenton. McMurray’s professional tips will focus on ways to improve family snapshots through bet ter composition and the effec tive use of light. The Agent is the story of a sports agent, an avaricious in dividual in a profession where salaries continue to soar. Both a thriller and an expose of the professional sports world, the publication of George Higgins’ new novel just happens to be concurrent with the NBA strike. Two romances: No Ordinary Man by Suzanne Simmons (A penniless Scots nobleman and a wealthy American heiress solve a mystery on the Isle of Storm) and Ondine by Shannon Drake (Traitors in the court of Charles II threaten Ondine as she searches for her father’s killer). Lady Gold is true-to-life fic tion written by one who has been there, former NYPD de tective Angela Amato. She writes of the gritty relation ship between an Italian-Ameri can policewoman and the mob ster-turned-informant that she is assigned to protect. Para mount is planning a movie Check it OUT based on the book. In Stigmata, a young woman who inherits a quilt made by her grandmother begins to identify so closely with the slave girl depicted on the quilt that she develops marks around her wrists that resemble the wounds caused by a slave’s manacles. This is the first novel written by Atlanta Pulitzer winning writer, Phyllis Alesia Perry. Zachary's Wings is a first novel by Rosemarie Robotham, an editor at Essence magazine and former reporter at Life. Her urban love story unfolds between an easygoing social worker and a driven, competi tive reporter. They meet when the reporter is assigned to write about former mental patients who are successfully living in dependently. Mica Highways describes the roads near the main character’s rural Virginia home, the roads that take him back to his Tide water roots and closer to an swers he has sought forjhirty years. Author William Elliot Hazelgrove, a native of the re gion, delves into a background of slow and painful racial changes intertwined with the character’s grandmother’s death. V.C. Andrews’ Runaways takes place in a foster home so grim that the four “sisters” run away together in hopes of build ing a better life together. New recorded books are The Best American Short Stories, 1998 read by Garrison Keillor, John Updike and others and Unnatural Exposure, the um abridged version of Patricia Cornwell’s best-seller. We have five copies of the new “Oprah” book, Where the Heart Is, by Billie Letts. It’s about a young girl in trouble and secretly living in a Wal Mart. She’s helped by a diverse group, including an eccentric librarian. Donated sets of recordings, the Time-Life Great Men of Music are new in the music section. Each set includes a biography of a composer and four cassettes of his works. Composers include Mozart, Chopin, Bach, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, Brahams, Haydn, and Strauss. Edenton Little Theater, Chowan Arts • ' - ■ * Council to present musical comedy T i f 11 rv ' I' V>/intv’r» n ri Cttroin A n AT A n O T r tn the Chowan Arts Council will present the musical comedy “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum” on April 16 17, at the Swain Auditorium. Auditions will be held at Jan. 11, and Thursday, Jan. 14, at 7:30 p.m. There is a need for five bari tones, one tenor, one soprano and a mezzo.. There are 17 cast members Any and all people interested in acting or participating in any phase of the production are asked to attend auditions or m call the Chowan Arts Council, 1 482-8005. Want to stay informed about upcoming events in our community? 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(Below) BB&T's Board of Trustees recently presented a check for$1,000to George Alma Byrum, who was accepting the check on behalf of the Edenton Historic Commission. The commission will use the donated funds for projects at the Barker House. (Staff photos by Sean Jackson) J SUPER |i BOWL ip PARTY ftv _W_ Loolc INI ext Week For Details ] | : | Hometown HEROES TREVIS M. SNOWDEN Navy Seaman Trevis M. 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