rAGE EIGHT
TKS PERQUIMANS WECIXY, r"TFOrD, NT C, FT'SIY.
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WHITESTON NEWS
Dr. and Mrs. John T. Chappell,
faculty members of Kletaing Colege,
University Park Iowo visited in the
community for several days last week.
Mrs. Delphina Winslow celebrated
her 87th birthday Sunday. Callers
during the day including dinner were:
Dr. and Mrs. John Uhappeu, Jr. j.
Thomas Chappell, oflowa, Mr. Ar
thur Chappell of Portsmouth, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Winslow and children,
Emily and Betty of Chuckatuck, Va.,
Mrs. Sammie Winslow of Elizabeth
City, Mr. and Mrs. Duane McBride
of Portsmouth, Va., Mrs. Koscoe
White and children, Jay and Sarah
Linda of Norfolk, Va., Mr. and Mrs.
J. Winslow of Belvidere, Mr. and Mrs.
Sammie Riddick, Mr. Archie Riddick
and children, Thomas Lindsey and
Susan, and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Win
slow. Mr. and Mrs. Arba Winslow are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will Furman
at Media, Pa. at this time.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Baker and
son, Reginald, visited in the com
munity during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh White and
daughter, Dorcas, visited Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. White during the past
WMr. and Mrs. Morris Van Horn of
Columbia visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Lane for a few days last
week.
Rev. Victor Merkerson, Dr. and
Mrs. John Chappell, Mr. J. Thomas
Chappell and Mrs. Elizabeth White
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Lane Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Winslow of
Roanoke, Va., visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lucious Winslow during
the week-end.
V - ' V ' .'WSCS MEETS '; ' ,T
" The Woman's Society of Christian
Service of the Bethany Church met
recently at the home of Mrs. Hannah
recentij at tne aome we juxs. ntuuuw week-end were Mr. and-airs, amory
Jolliff. Mrs. T. C. Perry opened th Rountree and family of Sunbury and
meetinsr with a reading, which was
followed with roll call. ' , Mrs. Walter
Dail was welcomed as a new member.
The srrouD. orsranized in March; now
totals sixteen members. An interest'
ing programs on Burma was presented
after which the hostess served re-f
fiWimontH. Th next meeting of the
group will be held on September 24
at the home of Mrs. J onn mercer.
EDGAR LONG, JR.
KHcar Lonsr. Jr.. two and one half
year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Long, died at the Albemarle nospiiai,
Sunday night at 10:45 o'clock follow
ing a short illness.
Besides the parents tne grandpar
ents. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Long and
n. H. Ward, survive. Funeral ser
vices were conducted Tuesday after
noon at four o'clock at tne ijyncn
Funeral Home".
BELVIDERE NEWS
Mrs. Estes Copeland and daughters,
Marcia and Peggy of Sunbury spent
Wednesday as guests of her mother,
Mrs. H. R. White.
Mrs. C. T. Rogerson, Mrs. Louis
Winslow, Mrs. T. D. Chapell, Mrs. C.
T. Rogerson Jr., Louis Violet Winslow
and Carolyn Faye Rogerson spent
Tuesday in Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Copeland spent
the week-end as guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Jenkins of Potecasi.
Tr R M. White and children,
Jay and Sara Lynn of Norfolk were
week-end guests of Mr. ana Mrs.
J. Winslow.
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Mr. and " Mrs.- Clifton White and
rimie-Mer. Patricia of Norfolk were
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.
T. White. Other visitors during the
week-end were Mr. and-Mrs. Emory
Mi, unit Mr KirinAW Blanchard and
family, of Hertford. .. . ; , - ,
Mr. and Mrs. Hinton Rountree of
Hertford were week-end visitors with
Mrs. H. P. White.
Mr and Mrs ' Louis Winslow and
daughter visited, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
White and Mrs. Bertha S. wmte
Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs, JN. w (jnappeii ami
children, Willie Mae, Billy and Linda
visited Mrs. Archie Conner and fami
ly and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Draper of
Rich Square, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Chappell
were dinner gueusts of Mr. and Mrs.
C. S. Chappell Sunday.
Mrs. N. W. ChaDDell and daughter,
Linda spent Thursday as guests of
her mother, Mrs. Louisa Ward of
Ryland.
XT T A Cknnnall on4 VlilHr0Tl.
Mary Louise, Julian, Jr., and Johnny
were week-end visitors with trienas
in the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Winslow ana
daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Winslow Sunday afternoon.
M V P VJhHa and
Mil HUU MAlOl T
children of Fayetteville, George White
of Grensboro and Mr. and Mrs. r. m.
Whib and children of Winston-Salem
spent several days here and attended
the funeral of F. C. White.
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THE PASSING OF FERNANDO
CARTLAND WHITE
As I knew him. erreat in heart,
great in mind, great in the love of
his people.
He was the youngest son of Rob
ert J. and Elizabeth White and grew
to manhood in the Whiteston com
munity of the Nicanor section, having
mnverf here from Pasauotank County
at a very young age. He lived in this
communitv until 1925, when he moved
to Belvidere. N. C. His two sisters
and two older brothers preceded him
to the grave.
In addition to farming, which he
did all of his adult life, ,he followed
vnrimw other occupations, in ws
early manhood he shod "horses, did
blacksmith work and wood work in
his workshop. He .later entered into
the mercantile business, and ownea
and operated a saw mill, grist mill,
cotton gin, buying and selling pro
ducts from these enterprises. For a
number of years he was an under
taker and never refused to bftry any
one. white or colored, if they were un
able to pay at that time. He buried
both white and colored people. For
a four vaarR h oDerated a-, boat line,
moving freight on Perquimans River
and the Albemarle Sound. He owned
and operated a network of telephone
lines throughout the county for a
number of years.
In addition to all of these activities
he found time to indulge in his most
loved pleasure Music. He loved mus
ic in every form, he was a very good
singer himself and could play almost
oT.ir inafrnmpnt. and he esDecially was
fond of the Autoharp and piayea
times for church services and
whenever friends would visit in the
home he would take a great pleasure
in playing for them and everyone en,-
joyed his delightful renditions 01 sa-
nvarl mnaic
He employed many people to work
for him in his various businesses.
One man began working for him
when a boy only 13 years old some
fiftv vears airo ana nas Been woriung
for him ever since with the exception
of two years. His children and grand
children were still : working for him
when he passed on. '
In early manhood he married his
school -and class mate, Anna Perisho
Saunders, seven children were bom to
Hiio nninn Viva nt tllAm UlimHvA him.
He made it., fossible fori all of his
cnildren to gat a eouege eaucauon,
four of them became teachers and
three of them are teaching now or
are at the head of High Schools in
Columbus County and Forsythe v-omw
ty- ' : . ....
His first wife died in 1936. tie
then married Bertha V. Smith, a
Quaker minister from Randolph
County, who survives him.
He was a valuable member of the
Friends Church at Up River, when he
lived at Whiteston and at Piney
Woods, Bince living at Belvidere, he
took an active part in the business
as well as the religious affairs of the
Church. He served on many commit
tees and boards. His judgements were
good and his advice was sougnt mucn
in Church affairs as well as business
matters. He. was a member of the
Permanent Board of the North Caro
lina Yearlv Meetinsr of Friends and
with two exceptions he attended every
yearly meeting for the past do years.
He was a temperance man and
would do all in his nower to help
keep his county and state in the dry
columns. When he operated a store
he. would not sell tobacco in any form.
None of hig children dissipate or use
tobacco in any form. .
Fernando- was one of the most
friendlv. oblitrinar and accommodating
men I have ever known, lie made
friends by being friendly. He kept
friends by being faithful, he was
trni v a friend to man.
His presence will be sorely missed.
but his influence and character win
njWAAiMVTAifift""""
live forever. " '
By one who had known him for
more than half a century. '
, William C. Chappell '
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P'HONEa786 r. HERTrCHD. a
Announcement!
We take pleasure in an
nouncing the opening of our
Meat Market at Winfall, N. C.
We: will be prepared to serve
customers in this area . with
FRESH MEATS daily.
Phone 4408 For
Prompt Delivery ,
We will make deliveries in
the Town of Hertford once
each day.
Bill's Meat Market
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for vitamins. To help ward off colds and
other seasonal illnesses, we suggest your
adding vitamin pills to your family's daily
diet.
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Phone 8081
"On The Corner"
"Your Prescription Store"
Hertford, N. C
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