Gw;a V zrZza Gives , -New
Hunting Dates
Eldon Winslow, Per$umana County
Game Protector, today released dates
for th hunting of rabbits and quail
and the trapping: of ' muskrat and
opossum ui this ' county. He stated
' that the season on rabbits and quail
will open on November 24 and con
tinue through January 31. Bag lim-
1W iUl llU wis wv ""J, -
in possession no - season limit; for
quail, eight per day, 16 in possession
and 100 per season. Trapping season
for mink, muskrat and opossum opens
November 15 and continues through
January 31.
Mr. Winslow also reported that the
season for ducks and geese will open
November 29 and continue through
January 7. These may be hunted
from one-half hour before Sunrise to
one hour before sunset. Bag limit for
ducks is four, possession eight, while
the limit for geese is two and posses
sion two.
week that the couple engaged in an
argument which ended when Mary
Alice threw a hot lye solution in her
husband's face. Later the wife told
Sheriff Owens she threw the lye after
her husband had thrown a knife at
her. No charges have been placed
against Mary Alice for the assault
White; it is reported, told ' Sheriff
Owens he did not want to prosecute
us wife for her actions.
CIIAPAIX.
Argument Ends
With Lye In Eyes
Elmer Lee White, 30-year-old Ne
gro, is a patient in the Chowan Hos
pital suffering possible loss of the
sight in both eyes following an argu
Local Girl Entered
In Safety Contest
Marjorie Perry, a senior at Per
quimans .High School was among the
ISO high school seniors who qualified
for entry, in the Student Forum for
Safety, being conducted by the High
way Safety Division of the ' North
Carolina Department of Motor Ve
hicles, it was announced this week by
the Division.
The students will compete for six
scholarships ranging from $100 to
$1,000 during the 13 week series of
radio programs which began last Sunday.
VISITS WILLIAMSBURG
The Seventh grade of Perquimans
Central Grammar School visited his
torical points of interest in James
town and Williamsburg on November
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J.-! tiki
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lee Jennings and
family spent Sunday at Ahoskie. ,i
,Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson visited
their daughter and son-in-law in
Portsmouth on Sunday. , .
. Mn and Mrs. Gary Quincy and small
daughter of Norfolk were the guest
or nis parents, Mr. ,and . Mrs. C, P,
Quincy on Sunday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Elliott and Mr,
and Mrs. Boy Nixon were in Norfolk
Wednesday and attended the Ice Fol
lies. , , .
, Mrs. Jim Davis of Elizabeth City is
spending this week with, Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. Jennings. ' ; , , ' ; '
Mrs. Faul Vaughan and son have
returned to Portsmouth after spending
the week with her mother, Mrs. Irma
Dersay.
Mrs. Ned Nixon and son of Winfall
spent Tuesday morning with Mrs.
Robert Brewer 'of Tallahassee, Fla.,
who is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. P. Quincy. ' ,
W. W. Lewis and G. W. Jackson
attended the Methodist conference at
Sanford last week.
ment with his wife, Mary Alice, 19, 3. The group was accompanied by
last Sunday. Miss Margaret White, Cleo Trueblood,
; Sheriff M. G. Owens reported this Mrs. Claude White and J. P. Snipes.
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Pure Lard, pound - 18c
Tide, large package , 28c
Corn Meal .. 5 lbs. 30c
Cut-Rite Wax Paper ... 25c
Washo, quart bottle 14c
IN OUR GRADE A MARKET
Western Round Steak, lb. 69c
Western Boneless Chuck, lb. 59c
Picnic Shoulders, lb. . ', 43c
Fresh Oysters, pint 69c
WHITESTON NEWS
Mrs. W. F. Emmart of Wilson, N.
C. and Mr. and , Mrs. , Willard Baker
and son, Reggie were the week-end
visitors at the home of Mrs." Alberta
Lane. .
Mrs. Ralph White is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Upton of Wash
ington, D. C. at this time, v
Dr. Charles Steward and wife,, Rev,
Annalee Steward of Washington, D.
C. were supper and over night guests
of Mr. and ,Mrs. Dempsey Winslow,
Sunday. -, - - , ,
Mr. and Mrs. Powel Martin of Den
Ion, Md and Miss Sibly Winslow of
Washington, D. C, were the week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J,. Luther
Winslow..
Miss Marjorie R. White who is now
teaching at Goldsboro spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
B. White. .
Miss Sarah Jane Pate, a student at
E. C. T. C. Bpent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Winslow. ,
Mrs. Sarah Davis is, ill at her home
at this time. 4 . '
I j seve.ji j t j contc.t ere
played with S teing presented
to, Mrs. J. C. Vilson, lira. Ackiss
Gregorg and ilrs. Jees Stanton. .
Little Irene and Josfli TCllintf
niece and jiephew of the bridegroom
entered the room following ih srnmtx
with an umbrella leading the way for
the jnany shower giTis wliich were
opened and acknowledged by the bri
dal couple. j-.-,.','
After the bride and fcrU
' a WV4" vuv
the weddinar cak th
were served cake, ice cream, mints
and nuts and each guest was given a
minature corsage. ,
Approximately 85 were present for
t"..ej.. y and remea.' J te Cv
with g'Jts. '
YOUNG PEOPLE'S METING .
The young peop'of the Woodville
Baptist church- i their regular
meeting Thursday night, at the home
of Mrs. C. D. Rountree. -. '
The meeting was called to order by
Mrs. Charlie Wilson, the leader. The
meeting was opened by singing High-
re Ground. The -scripture was read
by Mrs. Charlie Wilson and Kader
Franklin White lead in prayer.
In the absence of Doris Faye Allen,
the secretary, Marion Elliott ' called
the roll. There were 19 present and
i. J. A. Ersy f -ve a very intcr
j t ":. Aler " h lira. CharKj
. Jon gve a discuion on How Our
First Sunday Schools were started. .
The group then decided , to have a
Christmas f arty and exchanging giT.
at the December meeting.
BILLIARD EXHIBITION . '
SCHEDULED TUESDAY i .
Ralph Greenleaf, former world
champion billiard player, will give an
exhibition at Powell's Billiard Par
lor in Hertford next Tuesday night at
7 o'eock, George Powell; owner, an-
j r
uuuuceu xuuay,.-
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HERE'S NEWS
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of CHRISTMAS TOYS we have ever displayed at
our store. Many of the items will be on display late
this week or early next week.
The line is complete with everything a kiddie could
J ' want Santa to bring . , . such as---"
Bicycles for Boys arid Girls Tricycles
Electric and Mechanical Trains
, Tea Sets Toy Irons Toy Ranges
Erector Sets and Many, Many Other Items
' For your convenience we are using a new Lay-Away ; .
Plan and invite you to come in and select your Christ-
' mas Toys now . : a small ddwn payment and a small
weekly payment will make the Toys yours at Christ-
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BELVIDERE NEWS
Mrs. Alexander Stewart, W I. L.,
representative 'from Washington, D.
C, with her husband, the Kev. Mrs.
Stewart, spent the week-end in the
tounty in the interest of the organiza
tion. Sunday at the 11 A. M. service
at Piney Woods church Mrs., Stewart
delivered a message on International
Problems, how to meet them. 1
We welcome into our community,
Mrs. W. P. Barco who is now making
her home with her daughter, Mrs. T,
C. Perry and family.
Mrs. Lizzie White, Mrs. ' Henry
Lane, and Mrs. Jessie Lane of Tyner
were Monday visitors with friendB
and relatives here. f .
Sunday dinner guests of the N. W.
Chappell family included Mr. and Mrs.
Hilton White of Whiteston, and Mr.
and Mrs. Mac White.
Mr. and Mrs. L, J. Winslow attend
ed services at the Fairmont Mehto-
diat church in Norfolk, Va., Sunday
and joined others in a famly visit in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. White
and family. - s
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. White were Mr. and Mrs. Em
ory Rountree and family of Sunbury,
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Blanchard and
two children, Elizabeth Thatch of
Hertford.
Mrs. Norman Elliott and Mrs, Rob
ert Elliott and litle daughter, Nancy
of Hertford visited with Mr. and Mrs.
V. C. Dale, Tuesday.
Clarkson White, a student at JG10
spent last week with his parents. ' He
was accofpanied back to Greenville
by Misses Marjorie White, Nan Ella
White, Lois Benton and Tim Perry.
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SNOW HILL NEWS
Miss Maxine Harrell of Norfolk
spent the week-end with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wesly Harrell
and famly visited her father, Z, V.
Harrell at Eure, Smujay.
Eddie and Moody Harrell, Mrs. Geo.
Eure, Mrs. W. H. Cartwright, Mr. and
Mrs. Jessie Harrell, Miss Eunice Har
rell, Mr. and Mu. D.: M, Cartwright
all visited Joe Harrell at De Paul
Hospital, Thursday.
Mrs. Marvin iBuebon, Arnie . and
John Marvin visited .Mr. and Mrs. G.
J. Basnight at Nixonton Sunday. Vy
a Mrs. M. M. Mathews has accepted
a job at Hertford Cleaners doing al
terations. ' ,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer W(ood, Mrs.
Wallie Knight, Josephine and Slyvia
Knight were among the shoppers at
Elizabeth City, Saturday. , ,
Mr. and Mu. Ralph Harrell, Ruth
and Vera visited Mr. and VLn. G, J.
Barclif t, Sunday afternoon, 1
. MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
Mrs. J. P. Elliott and Mrs. T. H.
White were joint hostesses on Wed
nesday, night at a shower at the home
of Mrs'. White complimenting Fr. and
Mrs. John A. Elliott ,
The lower floor of the house was
decorated with fall i flowera-n the
dining . room, the table was covered
with a white cutwork cloth and cen
tered with a four tier wedding cake
topped with a minature bridal-bride
and groom surfounded with ivy: and
lighted tapers. '
7" 1 w- rreeted ar
. ; Lilss . -1 Elliott i . . ..
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