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- f. ft ! V fp 4-Tie tmJi VT-f, r-rvt - j r-" -v. X a l . , S -t.v . j. f MjniaMiJHl Mr. and Mn. Wendell S. Baton announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Bonnie Beth Benton, to Harold B. Gay, Jr. of Norfolk, Virginia. - Mr. Gay is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Gay, Sr. of Norfolk, Virginia. : s Miss Benton is a graduate of College of The Albemarle and received her B.S. and M.A. degrees in Education from East Carolina University. Mr. Gay is a graduate of Thomas Nelson College and is presently continuing his studies at Christopher Newport College in Newport News, Virginia. A Fall wedding is planned. Kitchens Can Be Made Efficient, Attractive Nine homemakers in Rockingham County re , cently discovered that their kitchens could be turned into efficient and attractive rooms that would suit the needs of their particular families. The nine women were participants in a one-day kitchen planning clinic conducted by the Agricul tural Extension Service. During the session they took a look at the types of activities carried out in a kitchen area, kitchen arrange ments and space and storage requirements. Cabinets and cabinet tops, wall and flooring materials and new innovations in appliances were also studied. The session ended with individual consulta tions in which each homemaker re-drew her own kitchen plans to make a better kitchen. "Everyone seemed to profit from the work shop," added Mrs. Joyce Hildreth, home econom ics extension agent. OLD FAVORITE The revised interest in stretching the meat dollar, reminded one Wake County homemaker of the meat rationing days of World War II, and a bevi recipe her family had liked. So the woman called Associate Extension MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT Miss Tran Thi Hue of Saigon and Charles E. Weaver were married on Wednesday, July 25, 1973, in Hampton, Virginia. The bride is a native of South Vietnam. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Weaver of Route 4 Hertford and is a Staff Sargent of the U.S. Air Force stationed at Langley Field Air Force Base in Hampton, Virginia. The couple will reside in Hampton, Virginia. Congra tula tions TO The Young Farmers AND Ranchers Association . HAliCKMir Q, PHOH2 426-5716 0. , B3IIDG U.S. 17 BYPASS Em N.C, V.;7, Home Economics Agent Betty Cook to "find out if the recipe was still around." Mrs. Cook dug through some old files and found a cookbook put out by the U. S. Depart ment of Agriculture in 1943. And there it was: a recipe for Pinto Bean Loaf. "Several persons have tried the old recipe," Mrs. Cook added, "And, they like it." . BULLETIN BOARD Making your own bulletin board is half the fun. Having a place to put your photographs and clippings is the other half. So, Bonnie Phillips and Aw and a James, Tabor City, Rt. 2, are showing other teenagers how to make bulletin boards similar to the ones they made in a 4-H project. "The boards were made from leftover pieces of plywood, later covered with fabric," explains Mrs. Elaine Blake, home economics extension agent, Colum bus County. Bonnie and Awanda agree that having a bulletin board is just the first step. "The next step," they point out, "is ; to form the good habit of putting things away." VISIT HERE Mrs. J. Herman Ward and children, Ann and Joe, of Winston-Salem and Miss Cacky Choate of Charlotte are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Ward this week. WEEK-END AT WILMINGTON Mr. and Mrs. W.F. Ainsley and Mrs. Mark Gregory were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ainsley in Wilmington. 0 V DO AUTO HERTFORD People In PORTSMOUTH GUEST Mrs. Sallie Jessup of Portsmouth, Va. was a week-end guest of Mrs. Katherine Ward. ATTEND FUNERAL Mr. and Mrs. G.R. Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Riddick, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stokes attended the funeral of Frank Jolly in Greenville on I D.C. GUEST Carl Copeland of Washington, D.C. is a guest of his sisters, Mrs. Charles Whedbee and Mrs. R.M. Fowler. IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Charles Payne is a surgery patient at Duke Hospital. WEEK-END AT NAGS HEAD Miss Virginia Tucker spent the week-end at the Dawson Cottage at Nags Head. FROM NORFOLK R.B. Kirby and Kermit Kirby of Norfolk, Va. spent the week-end at the Kirby home in Hertford. FROM VA. BEACH Miss Sue White of Virginia Beach, Va. was a week-end guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julian White. AT NAGS HEAD Mrs. Max Campbell and guest, Mrs. Gladys H. White of Easton, Md., and Joe Campbell are spending this week at the Darden Cottage at Nags Head. TEXAS GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson of Houston, Texas are guests of Mrs. Jackaon'n parents, Mr. and Mrs. . Murray. WEEK-END AT VA. BEACH Mr. and Mrs. Edga and daughter, Eva, week-end guests of 1 and Mrs. Gordon Walker at Virginia Beach, Va. AT BEACH Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Sawyer and family are spending this week at Nags Head. IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Lester Keel is a patient at the Albemarle Hospital. VISIT IN TENN. Mr. and Mrs. Earlie Goodwin and children, Sarah and Mike, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Myers in Memphis, Tenn. this week. AT VA. BEACH Miss Eva White is spending a few days this week at Virginia Beach, Va. with Mr. and Mrs. David Sledge. IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Ned Matthews is a surgery patient at De Paul Hospital in Norfolk, Va. SUNDAY GUESTS Mr. and Mrs, Olie Ballance and daughter, Theresa, of Currituck were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Davis on Sunday. OVERNITE GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Don Chesson and family of Garner were overnite guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Chesson on Thursday. VISITS AT VA. BEACH Mrs. Addie Keegan is visiting relatives at Virginia Beach, Va. this week. Welcome, Be on the alert for news concerning Perquimans County's August Farm Festival which is scheduled to take place this month. i The lively folk of Perquimans are planning this event to include many attractions of interest for both farm and city-type residents. , , , The program is being put together and sponsored by the Young Farmers-Ranchers Association. Resi dents of neighboring counties are invited to enjoy . the festivities. So, come on over! The Norfolk The News WILLIAMSTON GUEST Miss . Susan Cox of Williamston was a guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cox, during the week end. WEEK-END AT NAGS HEAD Mr. and Mrs. T.P. Byrum and Mr. and Mrs. H.W. Winslow spent the week-end at Nags Head. AT NAGS HEAD Miss Sarah Winslow is spending this week at Nags Head with Mrs. Max Campbell. AT BEACH Mrs. C.E. Cannon and Miss Cornelia Cannon spent a few days this week at Nags Head with Mr. and . Mrs. Garland Staunton of Portsmouth, Va. NORFOLK GUEST Mrs. Callie Bussott ? of Norfolk, Va. was a guest of, her mother, Mrs. C.B. Stallings, on Sunday. ' AT NAGS HEAD Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murray and family and Mrs. R.C. Glover and family are spending this week at Nags Head. RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL Mrs. Howard Matthews has returned home from the Albemarle Hospital. IN HOSPITAL S.M. Whedbee is a patient in the Chowan Hospital. IN HOSPITAL Mrs. T.G. Howell is a patient in Albemarle Hospital, Elizabeth City, N.C. A .r..'Li VMJ m 1 VM, I Remember! raj By Marion Swindell One of the captive followers of the Duke of Monmouth was brought , before James the Second. "You know It Is In my power," said the king, "to pardon you." "Yes," said the man, who knew his cruel character, "but It is not in your nature." In thinking about the state of the world today, we can easily realize that It has become so as a result of the nature the world has chosen. : This trait carries over Into all individuals. They mistrust, hate and despise because it is in their nature. People love and trust, too, because It Is in their nature. Think of the ten ., best people you have ever known, and think of their nature. Is It not one of complete trust, love and faith in their, fellowman? If the world is to become a better place. It will become so within the hearts of individuals. One at a time the changes will be made, and mankind will be saved. So, just how important is every living human to a better world ... a better country ... a better com munity ... a better home? Swindell Funeral Home HERTFORD, N.C. PHONE: 426-7311 Neighbor! ;vl l ' ":A' & Carolina New Sunday School Project Launched A new Sunday School project proposing an annual age division emphasis was introduced recently at Ridgecrest Baptist Conference Center by the Sunday School department of the Southern Baptist Sunday School Board. From October, 1973, to September, 1974, ; the Children's Division of Sunday School will . be highlighted as the beginning of the new Sunday School department emphasis. Persons attending Sunday School Leadership Week at Ridgecrest Conference Center viewed a twenty minute multimedia presentation explaining major points of the project and how it could strengthen Bible teaching in children's departments in the churches represented. This emphasis is to give special v support and recognition . to Sunday School age divisions at regular intervals. Adults will be spotlighted in the 1974-1975 year. Children from six to eleven years old, grades one through six, compose the one and one-half million enrolled in the Children's Division of Sunday School. Work in this emphasis will be done primarily by the Darden Department Store 109 111 N. Church St HERTFORD PH. 426-5464 WINSLOW-BIANCHARD MOTOR COMPANY Your Ford Dealer CANNON CLEANERS DEPENDABLE SERVICE PHONE 426-5491 KEITH'S GROCERY Phone 426-7767 Hertford, N.C 1 BLANCHARD'S BARBER SHOP Gerald W. Blanchard and Ward Blanchard REED OIL COMPANY ESSO Products Hertford, N.C. DOZIER'S FLORIST HARRIS SHOPPING CENTER . : PHONE 426-5721 , . Nights Holidays Member F.T. D. 426-7592 1 - ONE STOP SERVICE STATION BILL COX -OWNER Tires & Accessories , . Hertford, N.C. Ph. 426-8870 BYRUM FURNITURE CO. Pte 425-5252 I'crtrS'd, flt i:omo.vai I SUPPLIERS OF O'.LFP.CDUCTS CCCDYEAH TinES children's section of the Sunday School department. Robert G. Fulbright is supervisor of the section. Periodical support, special field service projects, promotional items and general support from I the entire Sunday' School . department will be combined : for each ; emphasis. 1 In addition to the on-going program of Children's Sunday School work, four, quarterly emphases will be promoted during the 1973-74 year..- These promotional emphases will be supported in. the Children's Division 'curriculum materials and through all field service projects during the year. The first quarterly emphasis, from October to December, 1973, will be on Bible-based children's : curriculum materials. Churches will ; be encouraged to present a Promotion Day Bible to each child entering the Children's Division the first Sunday in October. Key Bible verses used in the curriculum materials are carried in the Bible plus maps, traits of Christian character, and a section on becoming a Christian. Published by Broadman Proprietors 01 co. Press, the Bibles are available now in Baptist Book Stores. Perfect attendance in each of the Children's departments will be the emphasis in the second quarter, with special recognition being given each child with perfect attendance, Curriculum material will undergird this emphasis with a special "Learning Is Fun" section in each pupil's book. "More" and "Adventure" will carry an attendance check for each child to record ; his attendance. A church home emphasis will highlight the April to June quarter, encouraging stronger ties between the church and home. "Children's Leadership" will contain a list of ways to realize success in this quarter of emphasis. The main thrust for this quarter's emphasis will be through a parent-worker meeting, which is also carried in "Children's Leadership." ' Worker appreciation will conclude the quarterly emphases for the year. Various ways will be suggested in "Children's Leader ship" and "Outreach" for the church PITT HARDWARE COMPANY PHONE 426-5531 HERTFORD, N.C. W.M. MORGAN FURNITURE COMPANY HOME FURNISHINGS PHI LCO APPLIANCES J.C BLANCHARD & COMPANY, INC. "BLANCH ARDSf ; : ' ' - - ')"; tv-vS .,.: SINCE 1832 . 1 DIXIE AUTO SUPPLY Distributor & Goodyear Tires Automotive Parts Phone 426-7118 - Hertford, N.C. PHILLIPS' FURNITURE CO. FACTORY OUTLET NEW & REJECT FURNITURE U.S. 17 BYPASS HERTFORD, N.C. PEOPLES BANK & TRUST COMPANY MEMBER OF FDIC HERTFORD, N.C. LANE'S WOOD'.VORK SHOP "Custom Built Kitchen Cabinets" ; . PHONE 426-2633 Rt. 3, Hertford AIRFMAMF fUFMOl CO. i IHIiVlillll HI W W" ww Phone 426-5587 Hertford, N.C ROBERTSON'S CLEANERS & LAUNDRY, INC Quality Work : Courteous Service Phone 423-5235 Hertford, N.C. IViuFOi SERVICE STATION Gas Oil - Tires and Repair Firestone Tires Thom-s E. t:.orzn Winfail CALL 423-C::3 to express appreciation for worker , with children in Sunday School. ; Included in the field service support activities are . a multimedia presentation for seminary students, seminary guest , lecturers, and five regional Child Life Conferences. "Teaching Children the Bible," is the title of the 15 20 minute multimedia presentation, which is designed , to deepen appreciation for Bible teaching with children. The Children's section will present this in chapel at the six seminaries in the fall of 1973. ;. .rr. ' : ; Guest lecturers from the Children's section of the Sunday School department will be available to the seminaries for appropriate religious education and ; theology classes the day of the multimedia presentation. j , The purpose of the Child Life Conferences is to train experienced workers , td assist states and associations in on-going Children's work. The Southeastern Child Life Conference will be held in Lake Yale, Fla., March 25 " 27, 1974; Eastern Child Life Conference, Eagle Eyrie, Va., April 22-25, 1974. ft! At -1 i WhitehatRoad 1 f A ..1 TV : -3 a Tclzy-A Ccmp; -7
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