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To e Held Thursday
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On Thursday, September JLf a,, 2:30
P. M., John Harris, Horticultural Spe
cialist, from State Collets, will be in
the county for a Landscaping Work
shop. He will snow dsjides ana tnen
use the suggestions in these Blides to
a specific situation. . This will take
nlapA at fhn linma of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Towe White. People who are just
before building or are building their
homes are especially invited. Any
other persona who are, interested have
a cordial invitation. ''
SOCIETY MEETS
The Bethany Woman's Society met
September 14, with Mrs. Clifton Stal
lings. Meeting was called to order
by the president, Mrs. Russell Baker.
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iTxiuuucs were icau aim appxvveu aim uiuiuicii,
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old and new business was- discussed.
The devotional was given by Mrs.
Jim Carver, using "Jesus Concerns
the Cities." -. '
The Society had as visitors Mrs. w.
E. Brown, Secretary of Missionary
Education of the Elizabeth City Dis
trict and Mrs. Lois Brown, Promo
tional Secretary of the Elizabeth City
District . Each gave very intereating
The meeting was dismissed witn
prayer: The hostess served delicious
refreshments. ; . ;
WHITESTON NEWS
tw Rnlln WTilte mmflv and Miss
Marietta Jolliff spent the week-end at
Nags Head.
Mi- and Mrs. Merrill Winslow and
Patsy Irene called on Mrs. Wilbur Lee
of Weeksville Sunday P. M.
Mr. and Mrs. William Winslow and
children, Arba Clair and Pamela, visit-
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SHOTGUNS
Browning Automatic
Remington Automatic
Savage Automatic
Single and Double
Barrel Guns
Rifles of all kinds
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HERTFORD
ed Krs. , VI.. '.ow's par-;.. , Llr. and
Mrs. T. C. ' Perry of Eelvidere Sun
day P. M.
Pamela Winslow celebrated her sec
ond birthday Monday, September 13.
Mr. and Mrs. J. frame uasey oi
Goldsboro spent the Week-end with her
parents, Mr. and. Mrs., Archie B.
White. : . ' . . '
Thurman White and family returnee
to their home in Goldsboro Sunday
P. M., after spending some time with
Mrs. White's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter I lain. ,
.Tanner ,-. Winnlnw nranmnanied his
nephew, Virgil Winslow, to Guilford
College Sunday, where Virgil enrolled
as a student for the ensuing year. .
WINFALL NEWS
Mrs. A; P. Gardner and baby daugh
ter returned home from Albemarle
Hospital, Elizabeth City, Friday.
.Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Long and daugh
ter, Judy, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hollo-
well spent Sunday P. M with Mrs.
Hollowell's father, J. E. Copeland in
A.skswvill '"' '
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. P. Earnhardt of
Edenton visited her Bister, Mrs. W. G.
Hollow'ell Monday A. M.
Mrs. Bill Cox of Hertford and Mrs.
A. R. Winslow spent Thursday in
Wnrfnllr. Va. "
Paul White, Clyde M. White, Wayne
White and David Myers spent Thurs
day in Norfolk, Va.
' David Myers of Thomasville return
ed home Friday after spending several
days with Mrs. W. G. Hollowell.
Walter Humphlett, Jr., f Carolina
Beach spent several days with his par
ents this week.
Mrs. C. E. Lane spent Monday P, M.,
in Elizaebth City with her daughter,
Mrs. Maxwell.
Mr. and Mrs." E. B. Hollowell, Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Hollowell and son, Gro
ver and Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Temple
and children visited Mr. and Mrs.
Elisha Whitley in Portsmouth, Va., re
cently. ' '. 'ft " ' '
W. M. Daughtry or St. Louis, mo.,
Mf nH - Mm. Gnnrsre W. Dauehtr
i and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Daughtry of
Greensboro are visiting their motner,
Mrs. E. B. Daughtry, who is ill. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Daughtry re
himut tit : tVieiV . home Mondav in
Greensboro and were accompanied by
their aunt, Mrs. J. a. Baiter.
Miss Gertrude Baker of Raleigh and
J. Horace Baker of Mt; Airy have re
turned home after spending their va
cation with their mother, Mrs. J. n.
Baker. .
Mr. and Mrs. E. Q. White motored
to Raleigh Monday.
: T. H. White spent Sunday at Nags
Head. '
Miss Geraldine Gregory of ; New
port News, Va., spent the week-end
with her parents, Mr. an4 Mrs. T. S.
Gregory. ,
s and Mra. E. Jr. Roberson of
Fort Bragg spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lane
Twon't Be Long Now
"Do I bore you?" asked the mos
quito politely, as he sank, a deep shaft
into the man's leg.
"Not at all!" replied the man,
smashing' the mosquito gently over the
head with a book. v "And by the way,
- CIRCLE j
The Mary Long Circle of Bethel
Rantist Church met Kc' 'ay night,
September 13 -at the Community
House with Mesdames iro.T Ung ana
Wade Jordan as joint hostesses. -
The meeting opened with singing
"Send the Lights I.Irs. Irvin Long,
who was in charge of the program,
ffavA the devotion and ofrared prayer.
Ti tHiic. of the profrram was "A Sa
viour Sufficient lor Leaders or xoutn."
Thrnun takinir part on projrram were
Mesdames Roscoe Kirby,v Wade Jor
dan, ; Carey Privott, Wallace ; Hobbs,
Joseph Proctor, William Tarkenton
and Elliott Layden.
The president, Mrs. Julian Long,
nwiaiHeil nvpr the boRiiiPSS session.
Roll was called and each member an
traroToH wit.k a Bible verse. ' Minutes
were read and approved and new and
old business discussed. The im
munity Mission , report " was given.
The meeting was dismissed by' all re
npntinir the Lord's Jraver in unison. .
. During the social hour ,a Biblical
nrao rrixran unfli lUTva William
Tarkenton winning the prize. ' The
hostesses served delicious refresh
ments. : Those present, not mentioned
above, were Mesdames Charles Ward,
Thomas Fleetwood, Elton Harrell, Joe
White, Emmett Long and Misses Ruth
Mansfield, Eunice Long; two visitors,
Mrs. D. J. Stoner and Miss Mary Lou
Jordan
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