TS3 ra$QiriMA?:3 5ZLT(rrrnrFor3,ir.THCAKOLiNA,rrjDAY, may , 1955..
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and Mrs. Jack Edward of
nville spent the week-tad with
j, H..A. Whitley. ,
'jit At Williamsburg
r. and Mm. Walter Edwards
1 jam Walter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
wards and Mrs. H. A Wiuuey
jnt Sunday in Williamsburg, Va
?.V-nA la Durham ,-1
Kiss Janice Sumner attended the
Luring dances at Duke University
fi Durham over the week-end.
Sunday At Holland
Mm Halter Wood md Miss Hul
Aa Wnwi snfltit Sunday in Holland,
Va., as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Week-end With Relatives i
Mm. C. O. White sDent the week
end with relatives In Richmond, Va.,
and Alexandria, Va.
' Week-end Here
It C. Glover, who is attending an
J.tsprance school' at Atlanta, Ga,
spent the week-end visiting - Mrs.
Ana White and. his wife- and
cjughter, who are visiting here.
Visiting Daughter
' Mrs. T. C. Cooke of Dunn spent
Monday and Tuesday with Mrs. C-
tv t ry J IT- Uw. T A
n.MlOWMU HU r. din iuia. w. v.
Fejton,- She was accompanied home
Tuesday ty her mother, Mrs. How
ard, who will visit her for several
weeks. .
From Langley Field
. Lieut, and Mrs. Marion Riddick
and children of Langley View, Va.,
spent the week-end with Mrs. H. C.
Stokes, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. H.
C. Stokes, Jr.
From Hendersonville
, J. L. Cely and Miss Claire Cely
of Hendersonville spent the week
end with Mr; and Mrs. Robert Hol
lowell. They were accompanied
home Sunday by Mrs. Cely, who
has been visiting here several
weeks. :'
Week-end In Richmond .
Jtfrs. D'. F. Reed, Jr., and children
spent the week-end in Richmond,
jVal, withvftVves:,."Dvf,;Bee''
spent Sunday and was-accompanied
home by his wife and family; J
Returned Front Hospital , ,
! Miss .Mary Sumner returned
home Wednesday from Leigh Me
morial Hospital where ehe had
spent a week for treatment.
Visited Here
Mr. and Mrs. johnny, Shels and
daughter, Doris visited friends in
Hertford Tuesday enroute to Cher.
ry Point.. .''.-'';".'
Visiting Here ''-''XtS
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Gor
don Walker and children, who have
been in Africa where Lieut." Com.
mander Walker was stationed have
been, visiting Mrs. R. L. Knowles
and Miss Dorcas Knowles before
leaving for Rhode Island where he
wiQ be stationed.
Returned Home
Mrs. Tim Brinn has returned
home after visiting her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. P,
Perry, Jr., at Mexico City, Mexico.
From Tarboro :'a
-Mrs. Robert. Weeks of Tarboro
spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. T.
G. Howard. .:
Saturday In Tarboro 1
Mr, Bnd Mrs. T. G. Howard and
grandson, Paul Elwood, spent Sat
urday in Tarboro with friends.
From Williamston
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Elliott and
children of Williamston visited rela
tives here Sunday.
Week-end In Edenton .
Mrs. E. A. Byrum spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. H. T.
Hobbs near Edenton.
Visited Here .
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jordan of
Springfield, Mo., visited Mrs. E. A.
Byrum last Thursday i
Attended Meeting
Mrs. Kelly White spent Sunday
and Monday in Wilson where she
attended the College of Beauty
Knowledge. v,
Week-end In Franklin '
C. tJ. Stephens, Mrs. Tom Skip-
sey and daughter,' Bea; spent" the
week-end in Franklin, Va., as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jones.
From Rocky Mount - "
Mrs. Walter Hollins and Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Padloski and son of
Rocky Mount spent the week-end
with Mrs. H. G. Barcliff.
From Craddock .
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoskins
of Craddock, Va, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wins-low-
f
Sunday At Camp LejeuntV " " 1
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pitt, Mrs.
G. E. Newby and Mrs.,T. S.White
spent Sunday at Camp Lejeune
visiting Lieut, and Mrs. Howard
Pitt i;4.;f -rtl
From New Jersey r: ; -,. !(,".. :
Mr. and Mrs. J. K.NewboId of
Bloomfield. N. J., arrived Friday
of this week to visit Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Jarvis.
From New Bern
N. E. Mohn and Mrs. R S. Dubs
of New Bern spent last Wednesday
arid Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.
E. C. Woodard.
Week-end In Norfr. 'c U
Miss Ruby White r . .it the week
end .in Norfolk, vwhere she
visited Miss Mary -.' dinner, who is
a patient at .the Leigh Memorial
Hospital . . s . ,
from1 r-'
M M
Crad vYuV . ' j Si
Mrs, I L.1' JCno, and -.
Mrs .ton , to i. ofP.,,h
atod'- -" Q' Byr ' , i Lev-
e( t ent ,seve " "atSwoua
w;ith. their iwir, JRik,L
Knowles.-
Sdndafy At Nags Head
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murray,
Freddie Murray and Karon Glover
spent Sunday at Nags Head.
From Littleton .
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thrower of
Littleton spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Vick.
Week-end Here .
Mrs. Melvin Wright -of Elizabeth
City spent the week-end with her
mother, Mrs. J. E. Everett. , '
From Charlotte
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pavnn and
children v of Charlotte spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Payne. ' Dick . Payne remained to
visit his grandparents.
From St. Pauls ' - . -
Miss Gladys Felton f St. Pauls
spent the ' week-end wtth Mr. and
Mrs.' H. CfSbkes.
In Hospital '
Mrs. D. S. Darden was admitted
to the Albemarle Hospital in Eliza
beth' City last Friday for observa
tion and treatment.
Returned Home
Mrs. A. D. Morgan ie turned to
her home in Raleigh last Saturday
after spending several days with
her. brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
idMrs. J. E. Morris.
(Visiting Relatives t
Mrs. P. W. Penninirton left last
week to visit relatives in Norfolk,
Va.
From Edenton
Mr. and Mrs. George Hoskins of
Edenton visited Mrs. Olivia Hobbs
and Mrs. Charles Johnson Sunday,
From Greenville
Miss Margaret Ann Banks of
Greenville Beauty School spent the
week-end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Banks.
From Raleigh
Mr. and Mrs. J, D. George and
children of Raleigh spent the week
end with D. S. Darden and visited
Mrs. Darden in the hospital while
here.
Sunday Guests
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jenkins of
Norfolk, Va., and Mr. and Mrs. C.
E. Burleson and son of Williams
burg, Va., spent Sunday with D. S.
Darden and visited Mrs. Darden at
the Albemarle Hospital.
Returned Home
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Bullock of Ay-
den and Frankie Barber have re
turned home after spending several
days last week with Mrs. Anse
White. ,
GIFTS
for
Mother's Day
MAY 8th
$2.00 up
Perfumes
TOILET ,
Water
Povvder
GIFT
Sets, from
BRIDGE
Cards
WHITMAN
Sampler
HOLLINGSWORTH
Candy, from $1.49
and many other useful
and worthy gifts! .
SandM
"ON THE CORNER"
$1.25 up
$1.25 up
$2.00
$1.98
$2.00
STATE THEATRE - Hertford, N. C.
TODAY ... Friday .
Shows 3:15 7-9 P. M.
DAN DAILEY
MARILYN MONROE
There's No Business!
i 'I Like Show Business'
SATURDAY ONLY ...
Show Starts 1:30 P. M.
GEORGE MONTGOMERY
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SUNDAY ONLY . . .
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Shows 3:157-9 P.M.
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MONDAY-TUESDAY . . .
' Shows 3:15 7-9 P. M.
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At Chowan Hospital .4,
Mark Hathaway was token to the
Chowan . Hospital in Edenton last
week for treatment. 5 i ,
" OVERTON - ASHLEY .
Mr." and Mrs. John F.' Ashley of
Sunbury1 announce the engagement
of their daughter; Miss Edith Ash- jR. Futrejl, Walter Oakey, Roulac
ley to -Mr. James Alton Overton,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Over
ton of Hertford. The wedding will
take place June 17. '
Frcs'rr .;J'T:i.TA'',l'"',x'w''''H'' eastern star meeting
Mrs. .George. Lattimore from
Khigs Mountain is V ' jng her mo
ther, Mrs. R T, Whi-e.- , , v
DINNER PARTY
A regular meeting of the Eastern Mrs. W.. H. Barber entertained
Star will be held Monday night, 'the following relatives at a dinner
May 9, at 8 o'clock in the Masonic party last Sunday at her hom on
room at the Court House. AH mem- Grubb Street: Mr. and Mrs. J.
bers are urged to attend. ' ,T, Davenport, Mr", and Mrs Carroll
Hill and children of Norfolk, Va.,
S. S. CLASS MEETING
The Judson Memorial Sunday
School Class of -the Hertford Bap
tist Church will meet Tusday, May
1, at t l.I.,;with Mrs. Katherine
1, untree. AU members; are, urged
t attend. ' " ,
I,, RECEIvrS DISCHARGE
f Lfndsay Reed has received; an
honorable1 discharge from the U. S.
Coast Guard;fcnd! arrived ' home
Monday night from Cape May, N.
where he has been stationed.
RECEIVES DISCHARGE 1
Johnny Cox, who )jaa been serv
ing with, the U; S. Atyny in Ger
many has received an honorable
discharge and is visiting his father,
David Cox, and Mrs. Cox.
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB
Sawyer and children -of Elizabeth J3ip, C. R. Holmes, C. E. J ' .1
City. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Daven- ' n Coston, W. G. Barbee and
port.; Mr; and Mrs. -V. Ls Proctor
and Mr. and Mrs, Edward Barber
of Hertford. -
BRIDGE CLUB MEETS
Mrs. J. T. Riggers 'entertained
Mr; and Mrs. C. L,Davnport of St
Bride Va., Mr. and Mrs. C. B.,her bridge' club Tuesday night at
Davenport, Mrs. J. A. Davenport of I her home. ; Those present were
Edenton, Mr. and Mrs. Muldrowl Mesdames C M. . Williford, T. L.
e Chalk. ! The high score
4 v. -, to Mrs. Holmes. - Re
i were served by the hos-
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HI1
New-A Permanent Wave
Miss Mae Wood Winslow was
hostess to her bridge club Thurs
day night at her home or. Market
Street. Those playing were-Mes
dames H. A. Whitley, Trim Wilson,
S. P. Jessup, C. A. Davenport, J,
McMullan and Silas Whedbee. ; The
high score prize went to Mrs. Mc
Mullan. Refreshments were served
by the hostess, - :
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Easy to Take Care of!
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' ' - ' By llaUlweU ,
' , BODY WAVE looks right and nat
ural the very first day and lasts long-,
er. It Is a wave, that can't be dupli-1
, cated at home . ; No fuzz ... No
, kinks. ' '
Ve Have It foy At Our Shop
- CALL 3071 FOR APPOINTMENT
Mrs. Sarah C. White has just returned from KOLLEGE
of BEAUTY KNOWLEDGE where she learned the lat
est technique in Hair Cutting and Styling. -
Paragon Beauty Shop
HERTFORD, N C.,
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L. B. SITTERSON'
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43ompafisoff Stoppers Prove
;j Prices Lower at Colonial
f. . t tV e '' "ir ! - .
- ftrta miem f food Mmn at
OttaJal 8tor mUh fkm
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fa4 Wttnm, 1km Mh cartful
fcMlTll IIIM Mlilll 111!
-Hi afcoppm haf mtxmHug
mm wttm 9t tnrkal ciw-
utitr ttd quantity art pur
chuad 1 each itera to be Usted,
then valifated and compared
adr atrlk auperviiioa to la-
faltiMia.
A aumiaarr of the report eon
aladed that "the toUl bill for an
averaga weekla shopping for m
family of four waa lest at Colon
lal than at athar laactuic atorea
chedred". 1
New IMtmcj of operation
pine expert food buyfna; ia car
lead lota fa chiefly responsible
for the aarinca beirur paised
aloaf to customer in the form
f lower pricea. Colonial officials
nnTntMl ont In fmlanaUon.-
The food chain operating 894
modern atorea In the aoatheaiU
ern area, sees the Vmparioo
ahoppen' method regularly to
laaure Ita customers the hlgheat
quality groceries, prodooe and
neato at the lowest possible
pries.
Official! of the company dtai
the fact that Colonial Stores re
ceives a profit of slightly mora
than one penny oa each dollar
in sales as another important
reason for the chain's unusually
low food prices. .
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LIMA BEANS
25c
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