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^ Stacy Lynn Haskett
Stacy Lynn Haskett, I month ?ld daughter of Keith
W: Jr. and Pamela Ownes Haskett, died Tuesday morn
ing in Norfolk General Hospital following a two week
illness.
Born in Edenton, he lived at 721 West Grubb Street in
Hertford.
Besides her parents she is survived by her maternal
grandparents, Johnny and Beulah Langdale Owens of
Edenton; her paternal grandparents, Keith W. and
Miriam Perry Haskett; her Maternal great
grandmothers, Mrs. Myrtle Goodwin and Mrs. Ida
Owens o i Edenton; her paternal great-grandmothers,
Mrs. Elisabeth W. Haskett of Hertford and Mrs. Martha
Perry of Rt. 2, Elizabeth City, N.C.
Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 p.m. in the
chapel of the Swindell Funeral Home by the Rev. Amos
Stone, pastor of the Hertford United Methodist Church.
"Jesus Loves Me" and "The Lord's Prayer" were
played during the service by Miss Caroline Wright,
organist.
The casket pall was made of mixed spring flowers.
Pallbearers were Robert Ws Goodwin, Ray Haskett,
Harvey Perry and Douglas King.
Burial followed in Cedarwood Cemetery.
Charles Lamb, Calvin Lamb
^?harles Harold Lamb, 2*4, and Calvin Ray Lamb,
Mdied Sunday. Gravesides services were held Tues
day at West lawn Memorial Park.
Surviving are parents, Ray and Delores Mizelle
Lamb; brother, Christopher Brian Lamb of the
home; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian
Mizelle of Elizabeth City; paternal grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Lamb of Hertford: maternal
great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mizelle
of. Colerain; maternal great-grandmother, Mrs.
James Harrell of Ahoskie; paternal great
grandmother, Mrs. Jack Wilson of Hertford; pater
nal great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lamb
of Elizabeth City.
Mrs. Faye Randall
kMrs. Faye Savage Randall of Sebring, Fla. and
'annersville, Pa. died in Sebring, Fla. March 5. She
i survived by her husband, Roy Randall, one sister,
fiss Willie Savage of New York, N.Y., and several
ieces and nephews.
? Funeral and burial services were in Portsmouth,
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. ' She was one of the first teachers at Perquimans
bounty High School. She was a Cousin of Savage
Jolliff of Belvidere, N.C.
James Ellis bparks
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J James Ellis Sparks,
Sr., 75, of Salter Path
fied Friday afternoon
Jtfter a long illness. A
Ative of Kinston, he was
? former resident of
Elizabeth City. Mr.
fparks was a retired
pharmacist, and was well
Known in Perquimans
?ounty when he was the
fwner of what is now
Woodards Pharmacy. Mr.
Sparks owned the
drugstore from 1969 to
1972.
. He was a member of
Stonewall Lodge No. 296
A.F.St A.M. where he
received his 50-year pin,
a member of the Scottish
Rite Bodies of New Bern,
N.C., and the Sudan
Temple of New Bern. He
is survived by a
daughter, Diane Chappell
of Elizabeth City, and a
son, James Sparks of
Powells Point.
Grave services were
held in West Lawn
Memorial Park by the
Reverend Bill Presnell,
paster of Riverside
Methodist Church.
Dr. William C. Archie
:Dr. William C. Archie of Winston-Salem, former
Erector of the Board of Higher Education of North
Carolina and former exec&tive director of the Mary
Reynolds Babcock Foundation, died Monday, April 9
at Forsyth Memorial Hospital. He was 70.
Archie, who also had been dean of Wake Forest
fcnd Emory universities and the University of
Delaware, had a heart attack Saturday.
? Survivors include his wife, Ruth Newby Archie; a
?on, William C. Archie Jr. of Rochester, N.Y.; and
two granddaughters. His wife is formerly from Hert
Jd. She was the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. G.E.
wby from Hertford.
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THANKS
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The family of Howard "Dick" Baker
wishes to express their sincere thanks for
the food, visits, cards, ffowera, telephone
;calls, prayers & all Other acts of kindness
?shown to us at the death of our loved one.
May God biess ?achorf of you.
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Good News - A Treatise
on the Resurrection
By MARGARET W. BAGLEY
(Editor's Note:, This is the coaciusionhof the
treatise featured in our April 12 issue. Mrs. Bagley
resides in Hertford. )
MATTHEW 17-20
The closing scene finds Jesus with the eleven
disciples at an appointed mountain in Galilee. It is
not known to this day the exact place, but Mark
and 1st Cor. say "There were more than 500 others
present."
Verse 17 says: "They worshipped Him but many
doubted." This is sad but true to life. We're not
even sure but that some of the eleven may have.
Why did they doubt? What kpnd of doubt? Was it
from sin in their hearts that arose from their need
to be reassured that this was really the risen
In The News
Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Brabble have moved
from Hertford to Corpus
Christi, Texas. Mr. Brab
ble's parents are W.V.
and Madge L. Brabble of
Perquimans County.
Miss Bonnie Under
wood, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gilliam Under
wood of Rt. 1, Hertford,
is on a nine-day tour dur
ing Easter Holiday, of
England and France with
the American Institute
for Foreign Study.
Dr. and Mrs. H.B. Mat
thews, Jr. and family of
Durham were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
H.B. Matthews, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. W.F.
Ainsley spent a few days
last week with Dr. and
Mrs. Frank Ainsley in
Wilmington.
Miss Susan White, stu
dent at Meredith College,
Raleigh, was a weekend
guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Winslow and Mrs.
Annie White.
Mr. and Mrs. John
Stallings and family of
Greenville were weekend
guests of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Sawyer and Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmy Stallings.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed
Matthews and family of
Plymouth were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. H.B. Mat
thews on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Johnson, Jr. and family
of Belhaven were
weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles
Johnson, Sr.
Tommy Manning of
Greenville was a guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
Winslow und Miss Ann
Winslow on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Gregory and family of
Raleigh were weekend
guests of Mrs. Ellie
Vickers.
Mrs. J.R. Futrell was a
weekend guest of Mrs.
Mary Jane Pollock in
Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ed
wards amd family of
Winston Salem were
weekend guest of Mrs.
Phillip Jackson.
Baptisms Held
Holy Trinity Episcopal
Church in Hertford
welcomed two children
into its Christian family
last Saturday. Baptised
were Chrystal Marie
Hare and India Chiles
Lesley Whedbee.
Chrystal Marie Hare is
the daughter of Dawn
Dozier Hare and Worth
Hippen-Steele Hare. Her
maternal grandparents
are Mrs. and Mrs. W.C.
Dozier of Hertford and
her paternal grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Worth Hare of Edenton.
India Chiles Lesley
Whedbee is the daughter
of India Lesley Whedbee
ahd Charles M. Whedbee.
Her paternal grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Silas Whedbee who reside
in Hertford. Maternal
grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. John T. Lesley
who are residents of
Tampa, Florida.
The Reverend W.I.
Wolverton officiated.
List Yoik Ptoperty With
William F. Ainsley
Realtor
Hertford/ N.C.
Dial 426 ? 7659
Hertford Medical Clinic
116 W. Market St.
Is Open And Will Continue
A To Remain Open.
HOURS 9 A.M.-CONTINUALLY UNTIL 5 P.M.
MONDAY-FRIDAY,
CLOSING WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOONS ATI P.M.
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for Information Or Appointments
CALL 426-5711
Dear friends,
Your funeral director can help
, arrange any type of funeral service
you wish. Your clergyman can coordi
, note the service. A humanist service
might include d eulogy by a close
associate, family ireminiscenses,
favorite music or readings of the
, deceased. The choices are yours.
Respectfully,
Christ? Remember, Thomas said that unless he
could see the prints of the nails in Jesus' hands and
put his hands in his wounded side, he would not
believe. Doubting disciples would not have been
responsible for removing the body themselves.
Verse 18 says: "Jesus spoke to them and said:
'All power is given unto me in Heaven and on
earth'
Verse 19 says: "Go ye therefore and teach all na
tions." The final work of the Master is what we call
the "Great Commission." Go teach baptizing. These
are marching orders. The triumphant King leaves
his work in the hands of his followers assuring us of
His comfort and presence as we go forth.
Verte 20 says: "Teaching them to observe all
things .whatsoever I have commanded you and lo I
am with you even to the end of the World."
The Resurrection was not a vision. The ap
pearance of Jesus was not either. We believe as the
disciples, in a bodily resurrection and not a state of
spiritual survival. We do not know what changes
took place in Jesus' body. We know a change took
place after the Resurrection. His disciples did not
always recognize Him promptly. He could appear in
a room when the door was bolted for fear of the
Jews. This is something He did not do before His
Resurrection. The fact is that a continuity was in
His body that death did not disrupt.
The Resurrection of Jesus is one of the best at
tested facts of history. The reliability of this
becomes acceptable to inquiring minds when the
Risen King is allowed to dwell as King of Kings in
our hearts. Jesus not only died to save the World,
He also arose from the grave. If He had remained
in the grave, no message of eternal life could be
proclaimed. What does the Resurrection mean to
you? Do you discover within it the assurance of
Christ's presence? Does He live within us?. It gives
us the promise of a vital union with our Lord. It
assures us of a future life with Him. It tells us as it
did Job, if a man dies, will he live again? Those
who know Him now will recognize Him later. We
believe we shall know each other in Heaven.
The Resurrection promises the Christian complete
victory over death. John said "Because I live, you
shall live also." The Resurrection is the basis of our
challenge to witness. Matthew says: "Go ye, teach
all nations." Our Savior gives us this power to
carry out His Commission to teach and baptize the
nations.
pass CARD OF THANKS *ww|
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jjS Our sincere thanks to all who re-jS
membered us with your time, gifts, food,
cards, flowers, and most especially your
prayers during the illness and death of
our little Stacie. May God bless each of
-yOU.'1 ~r"" :
Pam and Keith Haskett, Jr. ?!
Miriam and keith Haskett j|
?eu'a^ apd Johnnie Owens
Home F or Easter .
Corinne Underwood,
Freihman at East
Carolina University,
spent the Easter Holiday
with heg family, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilliam Underwood,
and Jim.
Miss Sue White of Va.
Beach spent the Easter
Holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Juliam White.
Perry Monds of New
Bern was a guest of his
parents Mr. and Mrs.
R.S. Monds, during the
Holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Miller, III, and family of
Clarksville, Md. were
Holiday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. F.A.
McGoogan.
mr. ana mrs. narreu
rhach spent the Holidays
with Mrs. Thach's
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis McNeill, in St.
Pauls. :
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reed*
of Covington, Va. are
spending the Holidays in
Hertford.
Miss Ann Winslow, a
student at UNC Wilm
ington, is a Holiday guest -
of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Winlsow.
Mr. and Mrs. John V.,
Winslow and family of
Asheboro were Holiday
guests of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
White and Mr. and Mrs.
John Newby Winslow.
Hospital Admissions
Mrs. Anne Young is a
patient at Pitt Memorial i
Hospital, Greenville. I
David Cox is a patient !
at Chowan Hospital.
Mrs. Roxanna Jackson
and Ray White are pa- I
tients at Albemarle :
Hosptail.
Miss Helene Morgan
and Mrs. Lu Anne Chap
pell are patients in
Leigh Memorial Hosptial,
Norfolk.
Mrs. Hattie Etheridge
has returned home from
Pitt Memorial Hospital,
Greenville.,
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Sharing drugs: What to do
Question: Why should
n't I share left-over pre
scriptions with another
family member? Answer:
Not long ago, I heard a
rather interesting comment
about the "three P's" ?
that your prescriptions have
been prescribed for only one
Person (you), for only one
Purpose (your good health),
and for one Period-of-illness
(your current one) . . and not
for any other purpose,
period, or person.
Prescriptions are written
to counteract your illness,
allowing for careful con
sideration of your physical
condition and any known al
lergies. They're not to be
shared, saved, or misused.
Always flush left-over medi
cations down the toilet.
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