Inland Woman's ' Home Dem
i Club met .Tuesday after-
one
inoc.
regi
i V i school; building for the
ol ;, and preaching ser-
A '.;"-.... :'wa11";' atJattufafl
;?vieev..at Ril-ad
i'Sted- 4r'fstlmpresslw sermon.
StUri- n4'.MrX.C. Daft spent Sun
; ' day with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dail
Qllf .of snoif im zm!mv:jm
. .. . k Mr. and Mr. W. J. Ontland had as
their snests. over the week-end Mr.
ant Mrs. Tinner, of Portsmouth. Va.
' f ' y l iMrv anof Mrs. Walter Byrum visited
'iW.VaiJf"' nn uiiuu uiu ""-
- ArVah HoUoweJI,
spent Saturday
night and ; Sunday with his f ather, G.
; A; HoHoweu.
V '.'anil Mi.' W. T. Havla' JM
daughter, IaIs, Miss Ayls Ward, El-
. merland Edward Ward, B. S. Ward
and little daughter, Leila Faye, Mr.
t ' . and Mrs. J. T. Byrum were guests of
. r ; Mrs. Harriett Parka Sunday.
f 1 ; Mrs. V. E. Jordan and children, and
., Mrs. R. S. Ward were guests of Mrs.
. . Boye Parks Saturday evening.
Miss Grace Hollowell was the guest
Ut.. llValim Trtwloil VmiJoV ttffAV-
noon.
Mrs. R. S. Ward, Mrs. E. L. Wins
. low, Misses Mary Lee Davis, Ger
trude Jackson and Thelma Ward, and
r Bai.-. rural rm sn.LU"iuin -uisa mmunir ui
xiABmmm District . Federation,
' ' 3 ww - -a. . .. a J ; . W .'.
Miss Albertha Dail snent the week
end at; Snow Hill with her brother,
- Mr. Raymond Dail, and Mrs. Dail.
Mr. and Mrs. James Twine and
children were the guests ox Mr. and
MrsUN. H. Howell Sunday.
G.'A. Boyce and V. E. Jordan made
a business trip to Norfolk, Va., Sat
urday.
Mrs. Louisa Ward had as her
guests Sunday afternoon Mr. and
Mrs. . Fallen Lane and daughter,
Katherine; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Copeland and children; Mr. and Mrs.
E. Blanchard and children.
Mrs. Roy Parks, Mrs. H. I. Ward
and Miss Gertrude Jackson were the
guests of Mrs. C. B. Lamb Sunday
morning.
Mrs. M. E. Copeland and children'
spent Monday with Mrs. Dempsey
Copeland.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Lamb, Horace
Lamb Misses Mary Lee Davis and
Gertrude Jackson were guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Boyce
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Boyce and
children visited Mrs. Boyce's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Ellis, of Sunbury,
Sunday,
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7;iir,:'-r rrs.- ft; s. "v;si i as'
fcej re;je. guestsjEaday JS
Mrs. Julian Ward and son, George
Case; Mrs-rB, P, Francis .i vui Mrs.
George .T. Leary, of Edenton. '; x-Al
" Mrs. Harriett Parks ' entertained a
number of people at a peanut potfPJnsr
Monday : afternoon H Those present
were Mrs. 0. E. Saundersf Miss Eli
sabeth Eason, Miss Eunice Saunders,
Mrs.SA, mi HoUoweUt Mrs. G A.
Boyce, Mrs. W. H. Boyce, Mrs, .H. I.
Ward, Mrs. Peninah Ward, Miss Ger
trude Jackson, Miss Thelma Ward,
Mrs. N. E. Jordan, Mrs. Mollie Ward,
Mrs. B. S. Ward, Mra.' C Ward,
Mrs. W. T.Davis, Mrs. J C Dail, Miss
Albertha; Dail, 'Mrs N. H. Howejl,.
Mrs. V. E. Jordan, Mrs. O.. N. Jor
dan, Mrs. George Byrum, Mrs. C A.
Spivey,- Mrs..'W. E. CkpelandVMxa.
Louisa Ward, Mrs. Jl T. Byrum and
Miss Montiuse Byrum. j"
Johnnie and L, T. CMpptft ft on
Monday of last week for ew Yorfc
Mr. Ephraim Evans, of Holland,
Va., was in this commujity -Monday.
Mrs. Roye Parks has , announced
that, owing to the unusually disagree
able weather for the past ten days,
she wiy extend for another ten days
the special sale announced ten days
ago. "4'i'i
NEW HOPE NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Spencer mo
tored, to Elizabeth City, Sunday rto
visit Mr. and Mrs. Waltofl HojAs.
- Mrf and Mrs. W. E. Datt radtored
to Hertford Saturday. ; ; r?Z&, .......
Mrs. Clifford Banks ' motored to
Elisabeth City Monday. s
Mr. and Mrs. E. M.Ffcrry, Mrs.
Elizabeth Davis, Mr. and Mrs. W. -W
Spencer were in Elisabeth City Sat
urday. '-; -
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, Miss Pearf
Davis and Mrs. R. R. Perry were
dinner guests of Mrs. Julian White
in Hertford Thursday evening.
Mrs. Earl Perry was hostess to the
Friendly Bible Class Thursday, even
ing. Because of the inclement weath
er the attendance was amalL The
hostess served ice cream and cake.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Goodman,
Miss Naomi Spivey, Misses Ruth and
Jessie Mae Banks motored to Hert
ford Saturday.
Mills Eure, of Richmond, Va., vis
ited his mother, Mrs. George Eure,
over the week-end.
Clarence Goodman, E. A. Goodman,
Sr., and Heber Barclift motored to
Portsmouth, Va., Sunday to visit E,
A. Goodman's son, E. A., who is
playing ball with the Portsmouth
team.
Mrs. John Lane, Mrs. A. J. Parrish
and : J. T. Lane spent Friday in Nor
folk, Va. -
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The Woman's KiaEicr.ary Society
of Woodville Bpt! C a held its
months ineetfet'y.l-c.- J ternooq
at the church. Thisi t.;-? was open
ed by the prec:i-tt, Kra, Ji. R. Jrif
fin, ; ; The Lord's Prayet was then re
peated RolJ ;'wjui i called andAiinutes
of the last meeting Tead an4 approv
ed. Several items, of business .were
discussed. "The program! was. in
charee of .Miss tMyrtle Ownleyi and
"PeBannerthe-Crosa'?
.WunL' SoMTt Stanton eave the
topic.-;' Mrs. Rupert Stanton gave the '
first talk, rjlow the uanneroi me
Cross Went io ''..EuwjpeSi'-'XlP''
Wilson Jr.? then rave : very inter
esting talk on. Constantino Lifts the
Banner." The last ; taut was given
by MrsBiesEnemieS-of -the
Bimi&''iA-'$ikSJ&lw To Tell
the Storywas srig;and the meet-
mg Closed wisa prajer oy jan, x. v.
Mti.' &d;Mts EdvnifBakeriof
Elizabeth Cis spent Sunday .with
Mr, . ajid Mrs. muriwa , Baker of
ChananokeiJaS QM&Mi&ff'Z. ffs
spet Saturday in-Elizabeth-City.
ilMrsi: Robert Perry,7 of Woodville,
is able tol heoutagainV irfter being
rick's week-wia: flu.
H. C. Stokley,h t iWoodville, who
has been in bed for two weeks, is able
to sit up now;.;;fc;;i,;v.:d.
Mrs. Maggie Whedbee, of Wood
ville,:is abla, ,t be- out Main.
' Mri-iiand'lfrs-G: W Alexander
were in Hertford. Saturday i
1 -Crawford Wilson Tipent last Satur
day in Washington, N. C
Mrs. JRupert Stanton, of Nixonton,
spent the week-end with her mother,
Mrs. Henry Swayne, of Woodville.
WiUiam Stokley, of Richmond, Va.,
has returned to his home after spend
ing several days with his father, H.
C Stokley,' at Woodville,
' Mr. and Mrs. Steve Godsey, of
Woodville, were in Elizabeth City on
Saturday.
Mrs. John Symons was in Elizabeth
City Friday on business.
Mrs. W. H. Elliott and little son
were in Elizabeth City Monday.
Mrs. J. C Wilson, Jr., Miss Ruth
Wilson and Miss Akestre Whitehead
were in Elizabeth City Saturday af
ternoon. , .
A dance was given last Friday
night at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Bright Quite a number at-H
tended and an enjoyable evening was
spent.. ' - -i ,f
Jesse Hurdle .continues ill at his
borne near Chapanoke.
Miss Cora Layden, teacher of the
Chapanoke school, will give an Easter
Egg Hunt for her school ' children
on Friday afternoon. The mothers
of the children are also invited.
Pat Hoggard, of Woodville,. won in
the musical contest in Elisabeth City.
J. C Wilson is attending court in
Hertford this week. . ..
BAKER CADDY
Miss Virginia Baker, attractive
daughter of Mr. aild Mrs. Harrison
Baker, of Chapanoke, and Mr. Alden
Caddy, of Hertford, were married
last Saturday. They will make their
home in Hertford.
State of North Carolina
County of Perquimans
Henry, L. Perry -
vs. - . s
. Mary Perry', .-V.'
The Defendant being named will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has . been commenced in the
Superior Court of Perquimans Coun
ty; that said action is for absolute
divorce on the grounds of two years
separation; And the said Defendant
will further take notice that she is
required to appear before the Clerk
of the Superior Court of Perquimans
County at his office in the town of
Hertford on or before the 23rd day of
April, 1985, and answer or demur to
the complaint of the - Plaintiff now
on file in the office of the said Clerk
of the Superior Court of said County
in term time for the relief demanded
in said complaint
This the 23 day of March, 1988. -''
W. EL PITT, o.,
Clerk of the Superior Court ''
MarJWpr J54249 . , , . ,',,K--
r ; NOTICE OF SALE t
By virtue of a deed of trurt execute!
ed tOme by N. Thach Everett and
wife, Mary J. Everett, for certain
purposes , therein mentioned " whih
said deed of trust bears date of Hzy
19th, 1928, and is registered in .
office of the Register of Deeds of Per
quimans County, in Book 17, pae
108, default having been made m &
payment' of the note secured by sc' .'
Deed of Trust, I shall on Friday, V
8rd day of Uay,il886, at 12
noon of rr for sale at Public "
for-cashvi the Court House t
Perquimans County, N. CX, th
erty conveyed to jme ii said L. :
Trust, To-wits - '
'That certain tract of land in Ke.
ford Township, Perquimans County,
N. designated as follows, vis: Fe
ginning on, Perquimans River :
end of , old ITajor and Leowa'-c
pany's tai'i, said Railroad dlviJ
fct C hmi of Lavinia T. Lar-r-ton
asi N.. Thach Everett and rurxlrjl
thence said railroads, 1 W. 83.79 d.. ,
thence S. 20 W. 6 chs. thence S. 5
W, 8.17 chs. to lane; thence down 1e
N. 47 deg. 80 min. 7.60 chs. C- .ca .
S. 70 W. 13.60 chs. along old roai to I
Persimmon Tree on West siuj c' ,
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aenceNTi W- 3 c "i-fw; .a -N
V. 1.H chs. r 1 -
cl.s. t!.er.ce II. . ;
mill dam, .tL i
rection ; - down r "
Perquimans RiVvr
ij..at. .bran-- t3
mans'.River its tarioc3 -courses fa an
easterly: dimtto
Railroad the iplace of , beginning oon
taininif 16l.f. acres and oeinaf lot If
8 assigned to N. Thach Everett in , the
division of $lwdaM T' and E.
' &i Everett, -Baidv LiyiMon shown Jn
Plat Bookpage SS et seq. Register
of Deeds'oClce Perp-Jmans County.?;
J'X3HASWHEDBEETTrB
By; Whedbee and Whedbeei Attorneys
Dated: and posted this ;';i;,y ,.
Apr.6,12,-196 .f y .
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
) Hating quaMed as Administrator
of.th' eestate of - Jordan Nixon, do-
eeased, late of Perquimans County,
NorOi ClnsV;'Uttetlio' a0
persons havinar claims againstthe
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to th undersigned at P. OJ Box
69 Elisabeth Cityv N. C on or be
fore the 41th day of March, 1986, or
this notice will be pleaded' in bar of
their recovery. All person inuebtert
to said estate will please make imme
diate payment
This 11th day of March, 19S6.
. 'Administrator of Jordan' Klxon
NOTICE ;
Sale of Valuable Property
By virtue of a deed of trust exe
cuted to me by J. S. Trueblood for
certain' purposes therein mentioned,
which said deed of trust bears date
February 18, 1928, end is registered
in the office of the Register of Deeds
of Perquimans County, North Caro
lina, in Book 17 Page 68, I shall at
12 o'clock noon, on Saturday, May
Uth, 1936, offer for sale at f the
Court House door in the said County,
at public auction, for cash, the prop
erty conveyed to me in said deed of
trust, to-wit: .-.'' -
In Parksville Township, said Coun
ty, designated as follows, viz: 1
Adjoining the lands of Geo. T. and;
Wm. L, Archer and others and front
ing on North side the Swamp Road
leading from Morgan's Corner to-;
wards Belvider& - containing 116
acres, more or less, and being the
same tract of land purchased of R. L.
Knowles on February 13, 1928.
Terms of Sale: Cash. Purchaser
will be required to pay all unpaid
taxes existing at the date of the de
livery of deed. - -
This April 2nd, 1995.
CHAS. JOHNSON,
Administrator of L W. Norman,
' . Trustee, .'. .
Apil923sy840. ',.
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