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' Mr. and Mrs. Ai-J. Copeland and
. family of. Washington, D. C, spent
, the week-end as guests of M. and
, -Mr. J. M. Coneland. ,
' Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kendall and
; Miss Pauline Smith of Washington,
f : D. C, were week-end guests of Mr.
- and Mrs. IFVE. Smith.
Mrs. Harry Wlliford ; of Jackson
spent the week-end as guest-of her
. Barents. HIT. and Mrs. W U White,
Mrs. H. P. Wiute and Miss Cather-
lne White visited Mr. and Mrs. Estes
Copeland of Sunbury on Sunday af-
; ternoon. :i
Mr. and Mrs T. N, Ferrell and son
of Newport News visited Mrs: Hettie
Lamb last week.
Mr. and Mrs. WH. Young and
children, Harmon, Jr., and Bobby, and
Mrs. Martha Young of Hertford, Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Copeland and family
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Copeland Sunday.
Mrs. R. M: White and children, Jay
and Sara Lynn of Norfolk were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. J.
Winslow.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilton White of
Whiteston spent Sunday as guests of
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Chappell.
Recent guests in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. T., Smith -were Mr. and
Mrs. John Gregory and Jack Roberts
of Elizabeth City, Mr. and Mrs,. Jo
seph Winslow of Robersonville, Mr.
and Mrs. E, Burton Myers of WU
minjrton, Mrs. G. B. Smith, Mrs. Dill
Smith of Elizabeth City, Miss Evelyn
Roberts 1 of Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs,
Henry Chesson, Gordon " Shannon
house, Miss-Caran Kleem, Elizabeth
City, Mrs. Paul Whedbee and Mrs.
Davie Usilton and children of Wash
ington, D. C. -
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Mr. and Mrs. W. E.. Deans and son
of Fentress, Va., were guests' of Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Elliott on Sunday.
Joe McNider. spent two days last
week in Norfolk on business. . 7
Mrs. Irma Dorsey spent Friday in
Portsmouth, with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mn and Mrs. Paul
Vaughn. . - '
Carey Quincy of Norfolk Visited his
parents on Saturday.
Mrs. B. F. Lamb of Norfolk spent
Wednesday with Mr. and - Mrs1. Joe
McNider. -,
Mrs. C. P. Quincy is able to be out
after two weeks' illness..
Mr. and Mrs.' ' Emmett Stallings
and son Ronnie spent Friday In Nor
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Salvia Wilson, student at ECTC,
Greenville,' was the week-end . guest
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs J. C.
- Mrs. John Bright had the misfor
tune to fall and sprain her arm last
week. 1
; Mr. and Mrs. Alberto Hartasandrez
and family of Portsmouth spent Sun
day with her parents, Mr. 'and Mrs.
J. C. Wilson, f ' ;V, -yi ir ' "1
V Mr Z. W. Evans, Mrs. B. W. Ev
ans and daughter and Jessie Wilson
of - j 1 tl.d oa
Sunday tliernoon. -; .:
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Potter, Kr.
and Kra. Alton Bright and daughter
of Elizabeth City spent Sunday with
w r nu ier, Kia. John EtlI.t :
I.Irs. W. W, Lewis has spent several
days this week .in,;. Elizabeth City
with her daughter, Mrs.. Wilbert ,
Kemp, who has been quite sick. '
'IS MORE"
vuaat a ai noniNABY PAINT
IT STAYS WHITE and PROTECTS LONGER
PS OUISM GIOSS WWTI b swfc to Hoy wMe
cUcm and dfcadfc for many yscm. .
H0W1 fa Gkm and doM net yOew or 'oray
fern aMMpUrfc condHkm. -p
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Um BPS foundation Coat WWt far 1W
Goaf . . . ft hat rwnsikobls Ndfcig qvaMet.
Only $4.95 per gal.
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J. C. BLANCHARD & CO., INC.
"BLANCHARD'S" SINCE 1832
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VOTE FOR
E. LEI GJI VIIIS LOW
, 1 - FOR RE-ELECTION
For Representative 7
fOF PERQUIMANS COUNTY
; An experienced legislator who knows the needs of our ;;
county and who will work toward achiving these needs
for our people. i " , '
Your Vote oh May 29 WU1 Be Appreciated
Delight The Heart Ot Your" Small krg
With One Of These New Am& AttraetU
NAM':ttTf SlimtS:
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First Time Offered At This Low PriceV
Snowy-white combed eotton yam "T,, shirt with your child's itttw
scrolled in lariat design otp an exciting Western scene in bright
red. yellow and UueinbiiMitioii. EasT-to-wash-and guaranteed
Tolorfast. Garment faHy cot with hemmed bottom? ribbed crew
neck; ideal short sleeves for Spring or Summer wear. Choose from
thirty boys' and, girls' names . . . Sises 24
"BLANCHARD'S" SINCE 1832
. HERTFORD, N. C.
You Can't Hold
Back The Clock
BUT YOU CAII KILL PESTS ,
Select insecticides from our large stock and you have
the battle against pests half won. Use these insecti- t
,' cides and you will be rid of most of the bugs and pests
that cause you trouble. .
WE RECOMMEND:
Rotonone Sabadilla Paris Green
Black Leaf 40 Arsenate of Lead
Calcium' Arsenate , Bordeaux Mixture
WSJ ALSO HAVE SPRAY GUNS AND DUST GUNS
l!:rtfcrd M,m & Sip'y Company
"TRADE HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE"
HERTFORD N. C.
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You - AreMnv of e & TR$$qmM'-- T Gi e
GRAND. OPENING
OF HERTFORD'S NEWEST
(SDK TlTOipAYrj IlTi5 'l4Q
ALL NEW STOCK EVERYTHING FOR YOUR HOME
FAVons foh tii ladies
We are making special plans for our opening day, and will award
FREE a door prize to some individual who visits our store on Opening Day.
This door prize 'will be a $49.95 Electric Roaster, big enough to Cook an en-
tire meal. Just register at our door, You do not have to be present to win
The prize will be awarded at 8 P. M. Saturday night, May 15. Y . '-' .
Individual favors will be presented to each and every lady visiting our
store on Opening Day. Come in and look over our completely new stort . .
everything you need for your homo ... you will find at Hertford's newest
furniture store.. 1 ''''-,'.. f
, Our new location is across the street from the Hotel Hertford on Mar
ket Street
:FLTELY CE7 STCDil OF TICK
We. bave been planning and building our new Store for months: and
now. everything is ready for our Opening Day in our'new Ideation. 1 y
- We have strived to siock our new store with completely new, and
modern household furnishings, just what you wani to place in your home. This
Store is new ... the stock is new . i come in and see.lt Saturday, May 15th.
Our stock includes Bedroom and Living Suites, Dining Room Suites,
Electrical Appliances, FhQco Radios, Breakfast, Room Suites, all types of
Tables, Lamps, Mirrors, Toot Covering and the many other articles sold by
the modern furniture merchant" "" ' '
7. COME TO HERTFORD SATURDAY ATD SEE US
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AT OUR NLV STCrJSl' ,
HeMf.oi?.dl:''FM
MARKET STREET ,
(Fcrnicrly; White's Furrih::j d;2y'
, . ACROSS THE STRE2T FROM T. illOEL -