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Mf. and Mrt.'Jack Edwards
of Greenville ; were Holiday ".
eiKta of Mr.;-and Mrs. W.G. 'S;
CROSSROADS OF AGINQ
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On Consolation t
By JACQUELINE RICKS r
"What do you think of our
Kowaras ana wir.. n.n
jams
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Mrs
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Mm rnrh n cnerrv . ana . ". - r v ' Wnu iuiinn ? "
daughter. Donna, of St.
spent a few days this weekw,th Sfiavl Amt W.HoHd.yawllh bis
Mrs. Elizabetb cnenyjt'r-v;,v..iv;;. " '
TEXAS GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Merrill and ;
family of Sonora, Texas arev
guests of Mrs. H.A. Whitley and ;
Mr. and Mrs, W.G. Edwards, -.
FROM PA. '
Dr. and Mrs. Jack Broughton
and family of Indiana. Pa. are
Holiday guests of his mother.
Mrs. Johnny Brougnton.
S.C. GUESTS
and;; Mrs. 'H.C,
vthe'-HoHibMl.,3 tnd; -Chisman . of
Mr. and Mrs-ttodj! tRe:f ajptdtt.v Va. was a Holiday
HOLIDAYS AWA'Y '&f:.a'MaiklM;:Tentm'
'amiidJfi-i,'''id M'ss Bea Skipsey. y
spendihg - the .Holiday ithHOLlWYS IN HENDERSON
relatives in umBeftpiv; -St .s: flir,on wni.
AugustiOfganA-yi
Flonda.
special interest to
nas oeen me ,
the largest
rhsnel Hill is .SDending- the iwrcentage of nanaicappea m
holidays with, her parents, Mt - the area are the elderly.
vj k .. .. a . ' r A ii h i a i m d n t
r c a cyivi v . vuiv . - ,
Association's Help the Han- unable : to visit tne UDrary.
'dlcaoDed committee, two major Several libraries are Showing
Area have''' vnitli.,'" r-' " ' v"'r' weu,-,now, mere o
!Llt-; ' . "067 he Is' ofteB consdlatidn. we can't elect
ootn oi mem. - j
Libraries in the
SZSS peHnied,.t. :take his titne
including Home Bound Swvte?::teW;?-
; and Mfs.,J.W. Dillon. '
VIIOKKOYH
at each uorary w uuimng
volunteers to furni;? books and
other materials to the elderly
1.
4 2.
How old will President
Nixon be on January 9th?
What are the designated
' flower and precious stone
. for January? : ., .
3." When was gold discover
ed in California?
preHida)rs in Henderson,:.,. when was the first 1 m
'Ai.rAt rJ' J mrf : n rn..ni,n -' - . . . . . ...
Jthpr and Mrs. p;.R. Tucker,
: '"lfRniM RiCHMfYNliv7-"vJV'?,&.lrMfW. mi.- ana Mrs.sw.B,
Mr. and Mrs. Corbin Doner, Mis5 joOavlJMJ4. v'?:-- ;.
Jr. and family of Bennettsv.Ue, ; m0Bd;,Va: Mk
S r uorc Holiday euests Of nis w. .r 'j Mm FT Johnson is SDendinc
Martin Towe. ' v;. . ,v V- .-' Bnr Holidays
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dozier,
Sr.
FROM RALEIGH
Miss Aileen Beck of Raleigh
spent the Holidays with Mr. and
. Mrs. W.F. Tarkenton.
''CHRISTMAS IN DURHAM
' " Mr. and Mrs. H.B. Matthews
spent the Holidays in Durham
" with their son and daughter-in-law.
Dr. and Mrs. H.B. Mat
thews, Jr.
"FROM MD.
Miss Marjorie Hefren of
Ijamsville, Md. spent the
' Holidays with Miss Louise
' Chalk. "
CHAPEL HILL GUESTS
:Mr. and Mrs. W.Fv Ainsley,
jr. and daughter of Chapel Hill
spent the Holidays with his
- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ainsley,
''Sr.
FROM GARNER
' - Mr. and Mrs. Don Chesson
and family of Garner were
Holiday guests of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Chesson.
FROM DURHAM
Mr. and Mrs. Nate Brinn of
"' Durham were Holiday guests of
his mother, Mrs. Jack Brinn.
Visits in e. city
in Sanford with
vrsrr rpt atttfs ' ; . J pelatives.
Mr. and Mrs;. AT. -Biggewi ,R0M FLA:
spent the Holiday , with ! Mr- and Mrs. Jarvis Henry
relatives ; ih" AWt;.r'-n . family, of Deerfield, Fla,
Charlotte, and GloiicesW. i; r? Holiday guests of Mrs
HOME FOR HQIMAYSv- Mattie Matthews and Mr. and
Miss Lynn Landing,r student Mrs. Lloyd Lane,
nurse at Watts . Hospital, CHARLOTTE GUESTS
Durham,-. tperif8elidW"jMt-'and Mrs. Johnny Hunter
with her parent :ifr,WMn:f' P? of Charlotte were
William UndiivkJyltoJtday guests of Mr. and Mrs
HOME FOR HOLIDAYS - Bass, Mr. J.E. Hunter, and
, Miss.BeckifrO& nirrv
spent Hie MRiSTOAS-.N E. CITY
parents, Mr:iAMiBi$V' and-' Mrs. Jack Kanoy,
Owens. .r - iWrsrWalter J. Knaoy, and Mrs.
FROM DUfettAM ; w' .i,' r- ..fc'E.verett were guests of Mr.
Dr. and Mrs.'Bill NixoiYno ifod Mrs. Melvin Wright in
family of Durnariv'speiirthe Elizabeth City on Christmas
Holidays with their parent, Mr.- pay.'
FROM CHAPEL HILL
" Mr, and Mrs. Joe Haskett and
family of Chapel Hill were
Holiday guests of their parents,
JjAr. and Mrs. Ray Haskett and
.Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Taylor.
FROM NORFOLK
Mr. and Mrs. F.E. Mccioskey
and Mrs. Preston NrioWi
and Mrs. Arvin Hudsbrr.
CHRISTMAS IN CHARLOTTE
V.N: Darderi spent '. the
Holidays in Charlotte with his
son-in-law and daughters: .tyr:'
and Mrs. H.R. 'Christensen. -.
CRAM WPUPftPT NPWR
a- aw.. . ... jnr. ana ivirs. r .e.. iviiiuoivcy
Mr. -H'i'iiM. Darrin and Todd, of
daughter ieJjptfom, va. Were guests of
News, Va. were Holiday guesUT; Mrs R B fhach and other
m ice i niiiop rhalk snent a few Wv elattves on Christmas Day.
. rf;rc " PV inFli7abethCitv wviujs. wn FROM NEWPORT NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. jimmy White
rS wi HAMSTON and family of Greenville wr. ff- lwin sons. Johnny and
Sofwilliams- Hohdayestsof Mr. andMrs. ,.gobbv d Newport News. Va;
. iiiwM umw - hi- .mii luan
tional election held?
5. What is the area of Great.
Britain? .,:vV'Wv:
6. How many U.S. flags have
been placed on the moon?
7. Name the first. man to set
foot on the moon?
8. When did this first man
ned landing take place?
9. Who Invented the bifocal
lens?
lO'.Who was the last French
King?
Answers to Who Knows
1. Sixty.
2. Flower, carnation; stone,
garnet.
3. January 24. 1848.
4.. January 7, 1789.
5. 94.000 square miles.
6. Six.
7. U. S. astronaut Neil A.
Armstrong.
8. July 20. 1969.
9. Benjamin Franklin, in
1760.
10. Louis Philippe, 1930-48.
AEROSOL CONTAINERS
WASHINGTON -A Ralph
Nader group has accused
aerosol can makers of plac
ing explosives in American
homes. The group urged that
federal law provide triple
damages for victims of the
bursting containers
goals have been the elimination
of architectural barriers and
establishing a . sheltered
; Workshop to serve not only the
physically and mentally han
dicapped, but the aged as well,
i The concept of the committee,
. made up of interested citizens,
is to have a publically spon
. sored facility with satellites
" providing in-client and out
client training. The committee is
currently considering funding
.for the facility.
To help provide for some of
the needs of the elderly, it has
been necessary to rely on
volunteers to provide services
not able to be met by paid
personnel. Here, an effort has
i been made to involve the aged
volunteers, as they have much
to contribute to society. There is
a need for an organized
volunteer service in the region.
A Letter of Intent has been
submitted, but not yet ap
proved, for RSVP (Retires
Senior Volunteer Program) in
the area. This program
provides monies for meals and
transportation for those 60 and
over to do volunteer work and for
a paid director.
Emphasis has been placed on
utilizing the facilities and
training available to the aged in
the high schools, learning labs
and colleges. Interest is high
for classes in crafts and there is
a need for retirement courses to
help prepare the middle age
persoir for later years.
films at, boarding homes. Many
also have large print books for
those with vision problems.
Few of the problems of the
elderlyaredealtwithwithoutthe
question of transportation. The
program on aging is currently '
cooperating with Chowan
Volunteers, a group of u
terested citizens, to establish a'
program to provide volunteer:
transportation for person 60 and
over in the county for medical'
services, paying .bills and
grocery shopping.
TOY SAFETY
Food and Drug
Administration's Bureau
of Product Safety has
taken new steps to pro
tect the public by remov- ,
ing unsafe toys fr6m the
market. The new steps .
include: 1) use of con-
sumer deputies to help '
check toy stores, 2) now. '
presale checking, " 3)
. suggestions for better tc-jT
recall methods, 4) sei- -zures
of dangerous toys"
and 5) computerized list "L
of banned toys.
TRADITION BROKEN
' SAN FRANCISCO-Along
seagoing tradition was bro
ken when the U.S. Navy's
hospital -ship Sanctuary
sailed with 60 female crew
members aboard. The short
trial cruise was a test for
male and female sailors liv
ing in close quarters.
EiDlained -r"::v
'Twd ;young.-women were -chatting
'when one noticed ,
something odd and said to ?
the other, "You're wearing
your wedding ring on the
'wrong finger.' :
"Yes, I know' wast th
reply, "I married the wrong
r i ' ' ' Are You Crazy?
Man motorist (after barely,
; avoiding a collision):.
".Why, in the name of com
i mdn sense, didn't you sir
nal?" ' '?'.' ;
Woman motorist (who had
just turned into her home
driveway): ''
"Why, 1 always turn here,
v BWpidl" v.'i-
'"' Not Long Enough
Poet-Are you the man who
: cut nw hair last time? :
Barber-I don't think so,
sir, I've only been here six
months.
Met Half-Way
"I understand that you've
been studying methods for
increasing your salary. How
did they turn out?"
"Not so well. The boss
was studying how to cut
expenses at the same time."
Orders Is Orders!
. Lady (to marine sentry
I left my pass at home, but
I am one of the regimental
commanders' wives.
Sentry-Sorry, ma'am, but
I couldn't let you pass even
if you were his only wife.
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MAY SPECIALS ONLY
ALL LUGGAGE .
Wt Wm i COMPONENT SETS
CHEST TYPE FREEZER .
BOSTON ROCKER MAPLE ONLY 1 .
THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY
W.M. Morgan Furniture Co.f Inc.
Hertford. N.C Dial 426-5570
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tbn is spending tne nonaays
tyith her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Cox.
FROM CHOWAN
Mrs. Marie Elliott of Chowan
H.C. Sullivan. ivprp Hnlidav euests of Mr. and.
VISIT IN VA. . . Mrs. Jim Bass.
Mr. and Mrs. "WC Dozier,r. viqit in AC AND VA.
Miss Dawn Dozier, and Mahdiiv .r. and Mrs Esiey cherrix
w ,-anrl lamilv visitea reiaiives in
and Mrs. Dilmon Young
GREENVILLE GUESTS
Dr. and Mrs. Jack Brinn, Jr.
and family of Greenville were
Holiday guests of his mother,
Mrs. Brinn, Sr.
HOLIDAY GUESTS
Mr and Mrs. WilliSm Van
ur. and daughter of Newport News,
5?mK(S; of Mr.
Mrs. Jim Bass and Mr. and
u cninH f rtwwvan 1 "V'w v"'i ""i tianfl tamuy v siiea reiauves in
ie Elliott of Chowan . .. . te rf MA.aniiJL j d.ia..
College; , Murfmsbpro. Mrt7s.P.7W
cnonHine the Holidays with Mr. . ' 'iwXi va. -OTinng ine niua.v.
i " iews, va. uii vm buum bc pi .
U:AVE.F0RFLAV.; are
. Mnrdga-14W''ind;16jMiding the Holidays in New
f- t'mmSltffrM Beach, Fla, with their
visit with 'tmK0llfa&ij&to.tovi- and daughter, Mr.
XMAS IN RALEIGH .341 and Mrs. W.L. Pickhardt
Mrs. T.B. Sumner spnt thei WwpoRT NEWS GUESTS
Holidays in Raleigh with her Mr and Mrs. Carl Overton
son and; dauOiUlvin-iaw. ' Mr
Name ot Koanoie, va. we and Mrs. T.B-.
Holiday guesis 01 ner pare.us, -MD. SmWilrSi j&tat
VISIT RELATIVES ' S; jr and famiryAeiette
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kyle rytjtam
family spent the Hobdays MWm'rBnVA. were
VndWestVirginia with Jsts of. father,
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Casey guesU ofB
and family of Goldsboro spent- Z'T rVvchisman of Hampton. Va. and
Mr' and MfUiiW9yce Gibbsof-Englehard
guests of his parent jiw
Mrs. Blu Gibbs.'?v' ;?,;''.' 'r;-- :".
Miss EDENTON GUES'Ki.ic
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the Holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Archie White.
FROM WILSON
Mr and Mrs. Fred Chalk of
wiicnn vu pre Holidav euests of
Miss Louise Chalk and
Hulda Wood
GREENVILLE GUESTS Edenton was a guesf of Mr. and
US-'
Mav the coming yeat:.:;?;:;
see ywu.
come to a lasting :MB$
? tet thtf joys of life fill your . - -
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