r. e 8-ne Perquimans Weekly, Hertford, N. C, Thursday, February 28, 1974
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Fund
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; PRKSKNTS CHECK Wavne Ashley (Left) presents a check to Richard Rogerson and
Clay Roberts for collecting the largest amount of money in the 4-H Heart Fund Drive.
I (Right) Frank Roberts, leader of the Roadrunner 4-H Club, looks on.
Officers Are
Appointed
t The Norfolk & Carolina
Telephone & Telegraph
Company and The Norfolk &
Carolina Telephone Co. of
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HONORED Rebecca
Hurdle, a senior at
Perquimans High School
was recently notified that
she is to be featured in the
Eighth Annual Edition of
Who's Who Among
American High School
Students, 1973-74, the
largest student award
publication in the nation.
Students from over
20,000 public, private and
parochial high schools
throughout the country
are recognized for their
leadership in academics,
athletics, activities or
community service in the
book. Less than 3 per cent
; of the junior and senior
' class students nation
wide are awarded this
recognition.
Rebecca is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Hurdle of Rt. 2,
Hertford. She is active in
the Beta Club, Health
Club, Letter Club,
Guidance Club,
Chemistry Club, and is
the Acteen Leader of her
; church. She is a member
of Mt. Sinai Baptist
Church. In addition to
having her biography
published in the book,
' Rebecca will also be
eligible to compete for
one of ten scholarship
awards of $500 to $1,000
funded by the publishers
and will be invited to
participate in the firm's
annual "Survey of High
Achievers" later in the
academic year.
Rebecca plans to at
tend The College of The
Albemarle upon
graduation in June.
Va. announced today that at
their recent board meetings
O.V. Hobbs was appointed
superintendent
Installation & Repair, and
C.G. Castellow was ap
pointed Outside Plant
Consultant.
The appointments were
part of an overall
restructuring within the
companies which realigned
departments and is
designed to make the
companies more responsive
to the growing needs of their
service areas.
The companies,
headquartered in Elizabeth
City, serve over 35,000
stations in eight nor
theastern North Carolina
counties and over 11,000
stations in Chesapeake and
Virginia Beach, Va.
Hobbs, 58, began with the
companies in 1946 as a
lineman and was, prior to
his recent appointment,
Elizabeth City supervisor
Local Plant. A native of
Elizabeth City, he attended
the public schools of Great
Bridge (now Chesapeake),
Va., and was employed at
the Norfolk, Va., Naval
Shipyard during World War
II. He is an elder and Sun
day school superintendent
at First Christian Church, a
member of the Lions Club,
and chambers of commerce
of Elizabeth City and
Hertford. He is married to
the former Sadie Armstrong
of Tyrrell County and has two
married daughters.
Castellow, 67, began with ;
the companies as a lineman
in 1925, served as foreman
Construction & Main
tenance for 23 years until his
appointment in 1962 to
Superintendent Outside
Plant, a position he held
until his recent ap
pointment. A native of Colerain, he
attended the public schools
of Bertie County and has
been with the companies
since completion of his
course of studies. Castellow
is an elder and Sunday
School teacher in First
Christian Church. He is
married to the former Annie
Myrtle Goodwin and has
three sons and two
daughters, all married.
NOTE OF
APPRECIATION-
Our heartfelt thanks to our
many friends who were so kind .
end concerned for the family in
the loss of our devoted mother,
Mrs. Hettie Lamb. The prayers
. you offered, your viots, the
calls, cards, food, flowers and
every concern of yours meant
much tout. We shall always be
grateful and remember you for
your though tfulnetl in our
time of great need and deep
sorrow. AH the f aimly joins us
m sincere appreciation.
Son; Wilbur Lamb
Daughters: Blanche Lipscomb
Madeline Ferrell
1 Despite gas shortage and
sickness - 4-H'ers from the
Wynnfork 4-H Club and the
Roadrunner 4-H Club aided
the county in its Heart Fund
Drive. The group met
Sunday afternoon at the :
County Extension Office and
dispersed over the entire
county to solicit con
tributions for the Heart
Fund. The group met with
excellent co-operation from
the county, collecting a total
of $330.
The Bank of North
Carolina, N.A. awarded a
cash prize of $25 to the car
collecting the most money.
The prize was won by Clay
Roberts son, of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Roberts and .
Richard Rogerson son of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rogerson
who collected a total of 59.75
alone.
The Heart Fund Drive
will continue Saturday,
March 2, with an auction to
be held at the Perquimans
County Horse and Pony
Club. Prizes have been
donated from area mer
chants and individuals in an
effort to add to the amount
already raised for the
Heart Fund. '
PROMOTED - Miss
Josephine Davis Towe of
Richmond, Va. was
promoted to special A
laboratory technician at
the Medical College of
Virginia recently. She
has been employed at
MCV for the past six
years. Prior to this she
was a lab technician at
Watts Hospital, Durham,
and High Point Memorial
Hospital. She is a 1959
graduate of Perquimans
County High School,
attended ECU, Green
ville, for three and a half
years, completed her
studies in Laboratory
Technology at Norfolk
General Hospital, and is
currently working on her
B.S. Degree. Miss Towe
is the daughter of Mr . and
Mrs. Martin Towe of
Hertford.
BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION
Mrs. W.T. Smith was
honored Sunday at a dinner
party at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Johnny Stallings at
Belvidere. The occasion was
the 83rd birthday of their
aunt. Other guests included
Mrs. Odell Stallings and
Miss Ethel Eason for the
delicious dinner, and
numerous relatives called
during the afternoon.
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426-5873
AFTER 6 P.M.
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