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Curtis Member Of
Amp. Marine Unit
Marine Pfe.' James B. Curtis,
husband of Mri. Vondra U
Curfla of 416 Dobb St., Hertford,
N.C., a member of the 22nd
Marine Amphibious Unit is
battling the winter, the sea and
the "enemy" i in exerrian
Snowy Beach" beinc eon.
ouciea on the Maine coast.
t The operation, involving some 1
. 30 ships and l5,0fo men, in
- eludes exercises in anti
submarine warfare, mine
' warfare and close air support as
f well as a moderate scale am-
phibious assault on Maine's
J Reid State Park. r
4 "Snowy Beach" is the first
i Atlantic Fleet exercise held for
'. several years to test the Fleet's 1
I capacity to operate under ad-
verse winter weather con
I (fitions. The two-week exercise
t will end January 27. ;
February Calendar
ForJS.C.S,
The "Women's Society of
Christian Service will meet
Monday, February 7th, at 8
p.m, in the Fellowship Hall. The
Minnie Wilson Circle will host
the social hour following .the
business meeting and program
presented by the Mary Towe
Circle. The ' Executive Com
mittee will meet at 7: IS a.m.
prior to the 'general meeting.
Circles and their dates are as
follows: M '
Minnie Wilson: Feb. 8th, 9:45
a.m. with Mrs. Robert
Hollowell. t i ! i
Mary Towe: Feb. 9th, 3 p.m.
with Mrs.CJ. Andrews.
Helen Bame:; Feb. 14th, 8
p.m. with Mrs. (Charles Eley.
Delia Shamburger: Feb. 14th,
8 p.m: with Mrs: Edgar Lane.
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Godwin Named Chairman Of
me raquimuu Weekly,, Hertford, N. C, Thursday,
Jefferson-Jackson Dinner
Philip P. Godwin, speaker of
the House of Representatives,
of Gatesville, has been named
Chairman of the Jefferson
Jackson Dinner to be held in the
City of Raleigh on March 4. The
announcement of Godwin's
appointment was made today
by State Democratic Chairman
John T. Church.
Godwin, was first elected to
the North Carolina General
Assembly in 1961 and was re
elected in 1963, 1965, 1967 and
1969. He was elected Speaker of
the House on July 3, 1969 and is
Miss Sumner
Entertains
Bridge Club
Miss Mary Sumner en
tertained her bridge club
Tuesday night at her home on
Church Street. Players were
Mrs. T.L. Jessup. Mrs. H.C.
Stokes. Mrs. W.C. Dozier. Mrs.
J.T. Biggers. Mrs. G.W. Bar
bee. Mrs. John Coston. Miss
Ruby White, and the hostess.
Mrs. Biggers was high score
winner. A sweet course was
served.
On Sunday, January 30, 1972 at 2:00 P.M. in the Church
of the Holy Trinity, Hertford, North Carolina, Daryl
Stephen Midgett and Margaret Lescelles Griffin reaf
firmed the marriage contract made on November 13, 1971
at Hyattsville, Maryland.
The brief service was conducted by the Rev. Edwin T.
Williams, Rector of the Church, in the presence of the
immediate families.
Peggy is the daughter of Retired Navy Cdr. and Mrs.
W.E. Griffin, Jr. of Hertford.
Daryl is the son of Coast Guard Cdr. and Mrs. A.E.
Midgett, Jr. of Elizabeth City and Jarvisburg, North
Carolina.
SCS Cited For Beautification Work
Service is one of three
Department of Agriculture
agencies cited by Keep America
Beautiful, Inc., for its work with
beautification, it was an
nounced today by SCS State
Conservationist Jesse L. Hicks.
"We very much appreciate
this recognition," Mr. Hicks
said, "since Keep America
Beautiful is a nonpartisan,
nonprofit public service
organization dedicated to the
prevention and elimination of
litter."
In addition to Soil Con
servation Service, the groups
cited are Forest Service and
Extension Service.
Keep America Beautiful cited
SCS for helping landowners
incorporate beautification into
resource use and conservation
plans, for advising .-governmental
units on sanitary- land-
fils, for helping schools develop
outdoor conservation
classrooms, for anti-pollution
programs, and for its work with
stream beautification.
Soil Conservation Service,
Extension Service and Forest
Service also serve as members
of the National Advisory
Council for Keep America
Beautiful, Inc.
Home TV Science
Club To Meet
The first meeting of the 4-H
TV Science Club comes to order
in front of the home television
sets in Perquimans County,
Monday, February 7, 6:30 P.M.
over station WUND, Channel 2,
Columbia, North Carolina.
Any boy or girls who would
like to become a member of the
TV Science Club should contact
their school science teacher,
adult 4-H leader of the County
extension office at Hertford,
North Carolina.
During this 10-week series,
boys and girls will have an
opportunity to learn about the
science of fire, animals,
astronomy, plants, archeology,
physics, behavior,
microbiology, meteorology and
chemistry. The youngsters can
conduct easy-to-do experiments
designed to help them un
derstand some of the basic
principles in these sciences.
Signed:
W.C. Strowd
currently serving on the State
Democratic Executive Com
mittee. Godwin graduated from Wake
Forest Law School in 1956 and
was President of the YDC of
Wake Forest College in 1955. He
and his wife, the former Anita
Freeman, have one son, Philip
Pittman Godwin, Jr., age 18.
"Being named Chairman of
this dinner is no longer just an
honor," said Church.. "It's hard
work and we are grateful to
Speaker Godwin for accepting
the job. This is the 42nd an
niversary of the Jefferson-
Jackson Dinner, in North
Carolina, and I have no doubt
that it will be the finest on we
have ever held. It is our desire
to make this dinner the most
successful and significant ever.
In order to fulfill our aspirations
we will need strong, competent
and energetic committees. In
our Chairman we have the
dedication and ability to assure
success in every category."
Church added that Godwin
would probably name 'his
various committee members
within a couple of weeks.
North Carolina Democrats
staged the first event of this
type in 1930. The affair was
called the Jackson Day Dinner
and was sponsored by the YDC.
From the beginning the dinner
has become the principal fund
raiser for the Party.
bruary 3, 1972-Page 3
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In Tune With
Environment
We. the members of the
Woman's Missionary Society of
the Hertford Baptish church
wish to pay tribute to the
memory of one of our beloved
members. Mrs. Minerva Littles
East, who passed to her reward
on October 27, 1971, after a short
illness.
Her life was truly an example
of christian living and she was a
blessing and inspiration to her
family and friends. She loved
Christ and the church and was
faithful in her attendance
whenever her duties permitted.
Her talent for nursing the sick
endeared her to all those whose
lives she touched. We believe
her example of christian
humility will continue to be an
inspiration to all who knew her.
Therefore, be it resolved:
First: That we bow in humble
submission to the will of God.
Thanking Him for her life.
Second: That we extend our
heartfelt sympathy to the
members of her family and
pray that God will sustain them
in their loss.
Third: That a copy of these
resolutions be placed in the
records of the W.M.S., a copy be
sent to the family and a copy to
the local newspaper.
Mrs. Mark Gregory
Mrs.W. A.Elliott
Mrs. James Sawyer
Committee.
W OT I C IE
Stockholders' Meeting
The Annual STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING of
the HERTFORD SAVINGS and LOAM
ASSOCIATION will be held Wednesday :
afternoon, February 9th, 1972, 2:00 p.m.,
at the office of the Association, 121 North
Church Street, Hertford, N.C
This meeting is called for the purpose of electing
officers and directors of the ensuing year, a nd
transacting any other business that might come
before the meeting.
V.N. DARDEN, President
H.C SULLIVAN, Secretary-Treas.
Hertford Savings & Loan Assoc.
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