HIS PEr.QURfAN3 Vr""lLY, ESSTFOKD, N. C., FTITUY, 81. VP
, Athletic award were presented to
member of the Perquimans High
School basketball teame, at chapel
arvice conducted last Friday night
?resentation of letters to six mem-
berg of the boy's team, and six mem
bers of the girl's team was awarded
by Prdacipai E. C Woodsri v r -Carroa"
Berry, Guy Cannon, Buddy
Tilley, Joe Towe, Ben Thatch and
Tommy Sumner were the boys re
ceiving swards while the girls werei
Janice Perry, Marjone winnow,
Ruth Dawson, Peggy Stokely, Mar
vin. 'White and Margaret Symons.
Honorable Mention awards were made
to Billie Skinner, Janice Yagel, Pau
line Burbage and Faye Butt
The program closed with a presen
tation of a gold medal to Pat Phillips
for winninar honors in the American
Legion speaking contest held recently.
The medal wu presented by Frances
Nixon on behalf of ,th Ifffm. Paul
Stalling Post of the American Leg
ion. ' , . "
Overman Funeral , r
Held Saturday P.M. .
Funeral services for J. Curtis Over
man. 76, who died bis home last
Thursday, were conducted (Saturday at
S - P. M., at Sandy Cross Baptist
Church with the "Reyc George Story
officiating. Burial was made in the
family cemetery. '?". i:
He is survived by three sons, Jar-
vis Overman and Herman Overman, of
Hobbsville, and Willie H. Overman, of
Gateavitle; four daughters, Miss Alma
Overman and Mrs. L. L. Stallings, of
Hobbsville; Mrs. T. D. White, of Hert
ford, and Mrs. Sarah Bass, of Ports
mouth, Va.; two brothers, J. W. Over
man and J. B. Overman, of Hobbsville,
and nine grandchildren.
NOTICE!
In order to conform with the National Wage and Hour Law,
which went into effect January 25, 1950, we find it necessary to
change our banking hours, effective April 1, 1950, to the follow
ing schedule:
9 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. Each Day
Monday Through Saturday
HERTFORD BANKING COMPANY
MEMBER F.D.I.C.
HERTFORD, N. C.
WHITESTON NEWS
The Woman's Missionary Society of
Up-River Friends Church met Satur
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Dempsey Winslow with Mrs. Dempsey
Winslow and Mrs. Qiarlls-Balce
Joint hostesses. Meeting was opened
with the song, TU Go Where You
Want Me to Go," followed by. an in
teresting devotional service gtyen by
Mrs. B. Balph White. .J ,
Mrs. Edith White gave the lesson.
The president, Mrs. Alex Stallings,
gave interesting facts on "Eelurioos
Life on our Mission Fields." Mrs.
Elizabeth White f gave interesting
point on "Religion in the News ' and
Mrs. Linford Winslow gave remarks
on Stewardship. An offering for the
Mountain Hope Fund was taken; af
ter which refreshments were Served to
the following: Mrs. R. Ralph White,
Mrs. Mary Williams, Mrs. DeWitt
Winslow, Mrs. Linford Wins W, Mrs.
Edith White, Mrs. Arba Winslow,
Mrs. A. B. White- Mrs. Merrill. Wins
low; Mrs. J. Luther Winslow, Mrs.
Roy Winslow, Mrs. Verna Winslow,
Mrs. Elizabeth White, Mrs. Alex Stal
lings, Miss Pearle White, Mrs. Del
phina Winslow, Mrs. Charlie Baker
and Mrs. Dempsey Wiiufloiw. .
Lions Club To Award
School Bus Emblems
Arrangements have been completed
between local school officials and the
Hertford Lions Club for awarding of
merit emblems to Perquimans County
bus drivers at the close of each school
year, it was reported this week by
John T. Biggers, County School Su
perintendent. The emblems to be awarded by the
Lions Club will be presented bus driv
ers for observation of rules drawn
to stress safety and care of school
buses, Mr. Biggers stated. ....
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Ill n i
W CAMELS ARE SO MILD that in lAWClJ
of mm and woman who unokad
Canwh and only Cam It for
30 doyi, noted throat ipodaRttt,
making wrookly xaminations,
V
NaM-y M i i
r"!iiijiifr ' 1
Not one silica case of f broaf inrbfibfi
duo to smoking
BABY CHICKS
Am having CHICKS to come off each
Tuesday. New Hampshire and Barred
Rock. These chicks are from good flocks
and will make good layers and broilers.
Place your order now at only $12.00 per
hundred.
BETHEL CLUB MEETS
The Bethel Home Demonstration
Club met March 17, at the home of
Mrs. E. J. Proctor. The meeting was
opened by singing "Wearing of the
Green," and Mrs. J. P. Ward gave a
short reading about St. Patrick. The
president read the Slst Chapter Pro
verbs and the "Home Demonstration
Club member's Creed" was repeated
in unison. In the absence of the sec
retary the assistant secretary called
the roll and the Flower Fund collect
ion was 53 cents. Three essays,
"Why I Belong to a HD Club" was
read by the president with Mrs. E.
J. Proctor's voted as the winner. . The
change of the date of the District
Meeting at Elizabeth City to April
18 was announced by Mrs. White, the
Home Agent. The Club voted to pay
15 cents each, to help pay the exgense
of a delegate to the Denmark meet
ing. Mrs. J, P. Ward gave?a talk on
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Week Day Shows Continuous
From 3:30
Saturday Continuous From 1:30
Sunday, 2:15, 4:15 and 9:15 ;
Thursday and Friday,
March 80-31
Jeanne Grain and
Ethel Waters in
"PINKY"
Saturday, April 1
Whip WMson and
Andy Clyde in
"RANGE LAND"
Sunday, April 2
Betty Hut ton and
Victor Mature in
"RED, HOT AND BLUE"
Monday and Tuesday,
April 8-4
DutDaileyand
Colleen Townsend in
"WHEN WILLIE' COMES
MARCHING HOME"
' O 1 1 " . 1. , .
Wednesday, April 5
Double Feature
Marsha Hunt in ' v
"MARY RYAN DETECTIVE
Monte Bale in ;
"RANGER OF CHEROKEE '
STRIP"
Eden Theatre
EDENTON, K. &
Week Day Shows 7 snd t P. M.
Saturday Continwu From 1:30
: Smiday 2:15, 4:15 ud 9:15
Thursday, March 10 ' ,"
, Bob Steele and '
Hoot Gibson In '
"WESTWARD BOUND"
Fridsy and Saturday, " 'w
March 31 April 1 ,.
Howard Duff and
. ' ' Mart Torea in
"ILLEGAL ENTRY!
3unday and Monday, , .
April 2-3-
. . . ' Dennis O'Keefe and
Gale Storm in
. . "ABANDONED"
Tuesday and Wednesday,
April 4-5- 1 '
Penny Singleton and
Arthur La!- in '
"BLONDIE'S KE30"
Doultry as profit. ;
: Mrs. White gave a demonstration
on "Three Meals a, Day Thr Measure
Up. 4 contest, "l nr. ft Love
Letter," was given, .wiCi i:.-s.' E. T,
fhilliips winning the arize;.'. Also an
Irish- music contest was enjoyed. At
pe, close of the; meeting the hostess
served jello with whipped cream and
cake to the following; Mrs. Nina B.
White,, Mrs, J."C Hotts; Mrs, Joe
White, Mri. E. T. Phillips, Mrs. E. L.
Goodwin, Mrs. J. P, ward, Mrs. E. X
Proctor,' Miss Gertie tdtappellf Miss
Blanche Goodwin, - Mist - Una, Ruth
Proctor and two visitors ' '
CATHOLIC SERVICES
Friday March SI the Most Holy
Sacrifice of the Mas will he offered
in Plymouth Court House court room,
second floor, Plymouth; at 9 AO A. M.y
including sermon on "The Passion of
Christ", Holy Communion, followed by
Rosary, religious education,' with con
fessions there 7:45 to 8:05 A. M., stat
ed Father Francis J. McCourt, who in
vites everybody to all Services.
Friday 7:45 P. M. choir practice in
St. Ann's Catholic Church, Edenton.
8 P. M. Rosary, Stations of the Cross.
Benediction of the Most Blessed Sac
rament, confessions.
Palm Sunday, April 2, 9 A. M.
Blessing and Distribution of Blessed
Palm, followed at once by mass, each
mass including reading of passion of
our Lord in Latin and English, Holy
Communion, followed by ' Sunday
School, with confessions 8:30 to 8:55
and 10:30 to 10:55 'A. M., in Edenton.
Other week-mornings: Mass, Rosary'
in Edenton. ;
Makes A Difference
Bob: Is it bad luck to have a cat
follow you? .
(Rob: That all depends on whether
you re a man or a mouse. .
Oh Lett;; ?e ttrowinr:
'At aew four-rsge leaTlet covering
11 phases of lettuce Krowinr was
pushed hi week by the State Col
lege: Jutten&on service. Issued as
Extension Circular No 349, it la. en
titled "Growing Lettuce in North
Carolina." "" p? J f;; :?
The publication was orenued.bv J.
M. Jenkins, Jr, research professor of
Horticulture,' and H. IL Ctevmgtoo,
horticulturist It is intended- to .be
useful to home gardeners as well as
to esmmercial growers. ,
Subjects discussed include soil and
fertilizer, varieties, growing; ' th 4
(plants, use of pelleted seed, control of
d?mF' j of disease, field spacing,
cu'.vc 'on, irrigation, harvesting mod
I cWr j. - , " 1
.' (Let'.ce is grown commercially in
the southeastern part of the State and
tr, . limited extent in th Piedmont
and the mountains. H may be grown
a a home garden, vegetable in all .
parts of the State.
-Copies, f -."Growind- (Lettoco in
North Carolina" may b obtained free
from the local county agent or by
.writing; the Agricultural Editor, State
CollAMi Station. RalnfcHhi. '
The lanrest (rroun of Indian lhiaz
together east of, the Miasissipipi ar
the Cherokeea, 3,500 on. Qualla In
dian Reservation at Cherokee, N C
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As our aim is to give you the best Seed Pea
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