Local People In The News
Th Perquimans Weekly, Hertford, N .C, Thursday, September (, 1977 Page 3
4 Dr. and Mrs. Jack
- Broughton and family of
Indiana, Pa. were holiday
guests of Mrs. Johnny
ft Broughton.
- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ward of
Winston-Salem were
weekend guests of Mr. and
MrsTj.W. Ward. Mrs. Ida
Tatem was admitted into
the Chowan Hospital for
observation on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrell
Thach spent the weekend in
St. Pauls With Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis McNeill.
B.C. Berry is a patient in
the Chowan Hospital.
:Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Newby
have returned home after
spending two weeks with
Mrs. Newby's mother, Mrs,
Eva Wagner, and other
relatives in Twin Falls,
Idaho. .
Mrs. J.E. Lane has
returned to her home in
Belvidere after spending
, two weeks in Elizabeth City
with Mrs. Herman Roun
; tree.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stall-
ings and family of Green
ville were weekend guests
of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmy Sawyer and
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Stallings.
Mr. and Mrs. N.W. Chap
, pell have returned to their
home in Belvidere after
spending several days with
their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Roberts, at their sum
mer home at Aydlett.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith
spent the Holidays at
Ocracoke. Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Banks and son of
Winston-Salem were guests
'of Mrs. C.C. Banks on
Wednesday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Long
of Hertford and Miss Judy
Long of Raleigh spent
several days last week at
Va. Beach, Va. with Mr.
and Mrs. B.E. Britt and
Mrs. Fred Matthews.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Carter of Norfolk, Va. spent
a few days this week with
Mrs. Jack Stafford. ,
Clark Winslow, student at
ACC-Wilson spent the
weekend with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Winslow.
Mrs. Jackie Bowles of
Norfolk, Va. was a weekend
guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Williams
III.,.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Woodard and family spent
the weekend in Princeton
with Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle
Woodard. -
Mr. and Mrs. Don
Chesson and family of
Raleigh were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Jake Chesson dur
ing the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Doward
Jones of Plymouth were
guests of Mrs. Addie
Keegan on Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank
Ainsley and family of Wilm
ington spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. W.F.
Ainsley.
Dr. and Mrs. W.B.
Tucker and family of
Henderson were guests of '
Mr. and Mrs. G.R. Tucker
on Monday.
Miss Judy Long of
Raleigh spent last weekend
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Long.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
Elliott of Ahoskie spent the
weekend in Hertford with
relatives.
Wayne Riddick of
Waukegan, 111. spent Labor
Day weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Riddick.
Mrs. Reed Matthews and
son of Plymouth were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. H.B.
Matthews on Thursday of
last week.
Obituary
MRS. NINA G.MILLER
CHARLOTTE - Mrs. Nina Belle Godwin Miller of 6930
'Rocky Falls Rd. Charlotte, N.C. died Wednesday, Aug. 31
in the Charlotte Presbyterian Hospital. A native of Tyrrell
County, N.C. she was the widow of W.M. Miller Sr. and the
daughter of the late James and Buena Meekins Godwin.
She was a member of the Red Wing Council and the St, An-.
dfews Episcopal Church in Charlotte.
Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Creighton Spivey
and Mrs. Fred Thompson of Charlotte, and Mrs. D.W.
Fuller of Spartenburg, S.C., two sons; Shirley B. Miller and
Merle G. Miller of Charlotte, 12 grandchildren, and 6 great
grandchildren. -
funeral services were held Saturday at 11 a.m. in the
chapel of the Harry and Bryant Funeral Home. Burial
followed in Sharon Memorial Park in Charlotte.
Special Service
For Your Information
Dear friends,
We have heard of a young man
who gives his parents a gift on his
birthday. Sort of 'thank you' for the
gift of life and for their loving care
in raising him to adulthood. No
doubt this is an appreciated
gesture.
Respectfully,
SWINDELL
FUNERAL HOME
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'The New Hope United
Methodist Church will spon
sor a worship and song ser
vice Sunday, Sept. 11.
'Sunday School will begin
at 10 a.m. with the worship
services following at 11
a.m. Dinner will be Served
on the grounds at 12 noon.
The DeKRay Singers will
provide afternoon enjoy
ment starting at 1:30 p.m.
The public is cordially in
vited to join in this special
fellowship.
Diamond Center of Elizabeth City
Surprise Anniversary
Program Is Held
We have
just the
things...
that bring
. people
together
A surprise Golden An
niversary program was
Siven in honor of Rev. and
Irs. Clinton C. Warren of
Edenton on Aug. 2l. Rev.
Warren is pastor 'of the
Pleasant Grove A.M.E.
Zion Church.
The program was held
immediately following the
morning worship service at
the church. Walter White
Jr. of Hertford served as
Master of Ceremonies, in
troducing the following who
paid special tribute to the
couple honored: Mayor Roy
Harrell for the City of
Edenton; Mrs. Elizabeth
Byrd for the church;
George Overton of
Elizabeth City for the fami
ly; Rev. C.N. Griffith of
Edenton as a friend; Dr.
Elizabeth L. Barnes, Direc
tor of Christian Education
of the - Albemarle Con
ference A.M.E. Zion, paid
a tribute from the
conference. .
John Wynn at the organ
provided musical interlude
during the program in the
sanctuary, while ar
rangements were being
made to welcome the
honorees for the second
part of the surprise pro
gram in the multi-purpose
room of the church. The
vocal group, Wonders of
Joy, provided the musical
entertainment for the
second part of the program.
Rev. and Mrs. Warren ex
pressed their thanks to the
following persons who ar
ranged the program: Mr.
and Mrs. James Byrd, Ms.
Gladys Austin, Dr.
Elizabeth L. Barnes, all of
Edenton; Mrs. Judith
Cooper, Miss Donna Cooper
of Elizabeth City; Clinton
C. Warren Jr. of New York
City; and Walter White Jr.
of Hertford.
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Sunday Schodl Lesson
LIVING RESPONSIBLY IN SOCIETY
. I Peter 2: 13-17 . : !. '
Those Christians to whom Peter wrote this epistle were
in the throes of great distress and persecution by the civil
powers. There was a tendency on their part to rebel against
the civil government or to Ignore their responsibility to it. ' '
Our relationship to the world Is different from what'JfV
was before we became the recipients of God's saving
grace. Since the Lord Jesus saved us, wehave tremendous
responsibilities as well as glorious privileges. It behooves
us, who are in reality foreign pilgrims passing through a
strange land, to abstain from those indigencies which are
Injurious to the soul and dishonoring to the Lord. Christians
are obligated to separate themselves from the world to
such an extent that the "conversation," which as used here '
means whole manner of life including thoughts, words '
and actions win rrierit the respect of the "Gentiles," or
non-Christians. With the enabling help from the Lord,
Christians can live circumspectly and thereby honor Him.
Since the ones to whom Peter was writing were scattered
abroad, he urged them to be in subjection to the govern
ments of the countries in which they were residing and to
render all rightful obligations to them. He commanded
respect and reverence for the rulers, subjection to the con- j
stituted authorities, and obedience to all the laws which did
not conflict with God's Word and will.
Inasmuch as bian government is ordained of God, In
stituted by Him tjr the specific purpose of maintaining
order in human relationships providing protection for its i
citizens, punishment of evildoers, and the administration .
of justice, and functions by His providence, it is the duty
of Christians to be good citizens, and to maintain the proper
attitude toward their government. In this era, when so "
many are determined to denounce and to reject all govern-
mental authority, it is important that we be reminded of
the duty of citizens to the government under which they
live and enjoy all the benefits which it provides. Defiance
of governmental authority is a mark of disobedience to God
as well as a violation of the law.
Christians owe the government under which they live
such obligations as respect, subjection, support, and obe
dience. Disobedience to it incurs divine displeasure and
chastisement.
We are told that Christians should obey civil authorities
for the Lord's sake. Such conduct on our part will put to
silence all who would like to see us fall into difficulties.
Christians have been set free from Satan's bondage in
order that they may serve God acceptably and effectively.
He has a right to expect them to be good citizens in
whatever land they may reside.
Christians exhibit their patriotism and their obedience to
God by giving proper respect to all human beings because
they have been created in the image of God; by cultivating
and promoting love among the believers in Christ,-"
endeavoring to strenghthen the ties that bind them'
together as the servants of the Lord; by giving proper'
reverence to God; and by giving proper honor to those to.
whom it is due. A sincere desire to do the Lord's will'''
reveals itself in the best citizenship. :.
The Sunday School Lesson is sent in each week by Clear
Creek Baptist School in Pineville, Ky. and is based on,
copyrighted outlines produced by the committee on the, .
Uniform Series and is used by permission.
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New Arrival
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ray
Stallings of Rt. 2, Hertford
announe the birth of their
first child, a daughter,
Jacqueline Dawn on Aug. 26
at Albemarle Bospital in
Elizabeth City.
Maternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Fenton
Cartwright Sr. of Rt. 1,
Hertford.
Paternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Alvin R.
Stallings of Rt. 2, Hertford.
Mrs. Stallings was the
former Jacqueline Theresa
Cartwright.
OCTOBER WEDDING PLANNED Mrs. Marie B.
Whiteoand the late Dallas White of 918 Parsonage Street,
Elizabeth City, announces the engagement of her
daughter, Minnie Norma, to Noah Lee Hyde, son of
Reverend and Mrs. Kenneth Hyde of Cleveland, N.C. The'
bride-elect graduated from Perquimans County High"
School and is presently employed at the Albemarle Eye
Care Center, Ltd. The prospective bridegroom is a
graduate of Gardner-Webb College and holds a Bachelor of
Arts degree in Social Science. He is employed at the
Albemarle Hospital as the Executive Housekeeper. The
wedding is planned for Oct. 30 at Corinth Baptist Church at
4 p.m. Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
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