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v THE PERQUIMANS
Published every Friday at The
, Perquimans Weekly - efflce in the
Gregory Building, ; Church Street
Hertford, N. C '
MATTIE LISTER WHITE Editor
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FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1937
IBIS WEEK'S BIBLE THOUGHT
SHOWERS OF BLESSING: I will
make them and the places round
about my hill a Messing; and I will
cause the showers to come down in
his season: there shall be showers
of blessing. Ezekiel 84:26.
HELP THE CRIPPLED CHILDREN
Dont turn down the youngsters
who come to you with Easter seals
to sell..
The proceeds from these attractive
little seals are used to give die little
girls and boys who are crippled
through, accident or disease a chance
to become well and strong.
Tie bright-faced youngsters who
are selling the seals are able to run
about on good, strong legs. They
can play games and run races and do
stunts, and life stretches ahead of
them as a grand adventure as they
trip along. Yes, you are thankful!
that your own child is not a cripple,
perhaps.
But there are some little folks who
are deprived of all these privileges
and there are some who spend the
loag, long days on beds of pain.
Others are crippled, in greater or
less degree.
"Joyous life for crippled children"
is the slogan of the campaign to
raise funds for financing the agencies
and facilities for the treatment of
crippled children. There is something
about -tht phrase which touches the
heartr
Much ' can be done, much is being
done, to cure the effects of disease
and accident and to literally place
children en their feet. For many
who cannot be cured a way is opened
to make. life happy and joyous in
spite of the handicap.
Your dimes and dollars spent for
Easter seals will help the good cause
along..
Dont turn down these dancing,
happy children who come with seals
to sell; dealt aeOne ithe JuSjp jjrou
can give to these tbsr children fa
the background, the xa)led .children.
Y. W. M. S. Meets At
'" Home Mrs. Stanton
The Young Woman's Missionary
Society of Epworth M. E. Church,
Winfall, met Tuesday 'night' at the
home of Mrs. Raymond Stanton., A
very interesting program was ren
dered, with Mrs. A. R. Winslow, Mrs.
Jesse Stanton, Mrs. Wendell Matt
hews and Miss Gladys Ward taking
interesting parts.
A dainty salad course was served
to the following: Mrs. Bill Bagley,
Mrs. Wendell Matthews, Mrs. Jesse
Stanton, Mrs. A. R. Winslow, Jr.,
Miss Gladys Ward, Miss Lucille
White, Miss Addie White, Miss Myrt
le Umphlett, Miss Alma Leggett,
Miss Lucille Long and Miss Mary
Elizabeth White.
LAUGHS FROM THE DAY'S NEWS!
Missionary Society 4
Meets At Winfall
The Adult Missionary Society ot
the Epworth M. E. Church, Winfall,
met at the home of Mrs. Jim Lowe
Tuesday night. Mrs. J. L. DeLaney
conducted the devotional, after which
a very interesting program was ren
dered.
Ice cream and cake was served to
the following: Mrs. J. H. Baker, Mrs.
C. A. Bagley, Mrs. J. L. DeLaney,
Mrs. E. J. Henrix, Mrs. J. F. Hollo
well, Mrs. W. G. Hollowell, Mrs. J.
S. Leigh, Mrs. W. L. Lowe, Mrs. E.
N. Miller, Mrs. Joe Nowell, Mrs. J.
L. Nixon, Mrs. Haywood Praetor,
Mrs. J. V. Roach, Mrs. J. R. Roach,
Mrs. D. P. Stallings, Mrs. D. L. Bar
ber and Mrs. W. W. Truebleod.
young;,
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And
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Young People Plan
Picnic Saturday
Rev. D. M. Sharpe, pastor of the
Methodist Church, is planning with
the Young People's Department of
the church to hike out of town
about 10 o'clock Saturday and cook
dinner.
Each one will take something for
dinner and cook it when they get
hungry. All the members of the Ep
worth League are invited to go with
the group. They willmeet at the
parsonage around 10 o'clock.
HEBE SGSlUr
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. JUWfan tad as
dinner guests on Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Madre and (their tttfie
daughter, Genene, of WeeksviHe.
William C. Perry
Buried On Monday
Funeral services for William C.
Perry were held Monday afternoon
at 3 o'clock at the Great Hope Bap
tist Church with his pastor, Rev. A.
A. Butler, officiating. Burial took
place in the family plot. i
Mr. Perry, who was 78 years of
age, and who had been in ill health
for several month's, died Sunday
morning at his home in the Bethel
community. He was a native of Per
quimans County and had spent his
entire life in the county. He was
faithful member and deacon of Great
Hope Baptist Church and attended
services as long as his health would
penult.
The active pallbearers were six of
his grandsons, Wilson Hollowell,
Cordell Ansell, William Tarkenton,
Roy Goodwin, Johnnie Hollowell and
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(7 A. Iinvood Skinner, Manager, Hertford
'y ;C H. Neece, Manager, Elizabeth City ..
FRWER PUTS SPECTACLES ON ., , A.- 'tfiTfi ' ' gL'
HIS CHICKENS .TO PROTECT THEIR , -.jV, ff? ,
ENES IN BnRNVARD BATTLES A" jMjy '
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Bdwin Gbodwin.
The honarary pallbearers weret A.
J. Parriah, a 8. Layden, C. A. Per-
rv. J. A. FoHrell. E. P. Rdberson. J.
H. Goodwin, L. A. Goodwin, Seth W.
Long, SheHon Moore, L. A. Proctor,
J. E. Perry, C. T. PhilHps, C Y. Par
rish, Lee Moore, R. S. ChappeU, H.
D. Elliott and Lawrence Perry.
Surviving aer his wife, Mrs. Iizsiej
Moore Perry; sovsn oaagfatera, Ua.
Nixon HoUoweU, Mrs. Temple Tar
kenton of Perquimans, Mrs. Earnest
Goodwin of (jiowan, Mrs. R. C. An
sell of St Brides, Vs Vn. R. L.
Ward of Edenton, Mrs, Henry Simp
son of Norfolk, Via Mrs. Graham
Moore of near Elisabeth City, one
son, W. D. Perry of Perquimans; one
brother, .Charles Perry of Hertford,
and three half-brothers, Dick Peary
of Edenton,' John and Alesx Perry of
Currituck. Thirty-one gramenndren
and five great grandchildrea, also
survive. The flows! tributes were
beautiful.
Mrs. JT. H. Bagley, of Suffolk, Va.,
is the gttest of her mother, Mrs. C.
V. Williford, a the Hotel Hertford.
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New York C5ty who have been visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. 8.
Vies:' for several days, left Wednesday
to 'make 'their home at Jacksonville,
Florida, where they formerly: lived.
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