TSS PERQUIMANS WEEKLY, ES3TF03P, NORTH CAROLINA, PMPA1, MAY 27, 1956.
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Demonstration On
Flowers Scheduled -
A special ' interest ' meeting' on
"bried Flower Arrangements" was
announced today by Miss Kimsey
Perry, Home Demonstration Agent
in Perquimans County. This meet
ing will be , held on Wednesday,
June 1, at 2:30 in the auditorium
of the- Agricultural Building in
Hertford and will be conducted by
Miss .Pauline Gordon, Extension
Specialist in housing - and house
furnishings from N. C. State Col
lege.'1' ' ' ' ,(
-'.'This meeting will, cover" any
thing jthat yoU would like to know
about dried arrangements,' includ
ing tie process of drying, 'arrangr
ing ai d caring for dried arrange
ments " states; Miss P.erry, ;
Ace tiding to the1 announcement
this meeting is ,not closed to Home
Demonstration Club members alnne
but is open to' anyone interested in
dried flower arrangements.
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. J. L. Harris entertained her
bridge club Thursday night at her
home en Grubb Street 1 Those play-
j ling were Mesdames Eldon Winslow,
lie Murray, J. W. Dillon, Henry
Stokes, Jarvis Ward, Misses Helene
Nixon, ; Dorcas Knowles, Frances
Newby and Ruth Tucker. The high
score prize went to Miss Knowles
and the floating prize was awarded
Mrs. Kenton. A sweet course was
served.
TRAINING MEETING
Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Irvi'ri'WhiW ot Hobbsrille announce theengafre'-
ItlMlt nf ihair dan trUtar Ravml I iupatia n UJaI. -. D
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Billy Mae Whiteside of Matthews, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall I
Whiteside of Matthews; t Aw Aiignst wedding is planned.! mm A
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The Perquimans - Chowan: : Sub.
.-.s District ha4 its . annual J. spring
i meeting in the Winfall Methodist
v Church Thursday,1 May 12, with
Mrs. J. L. Harris, Sub-District
chairman, presiding.: After ' the
opening prayer, by Mrs, Harris, a.
very inspirational meditationrras:
given by the 'Rev. PM-'Frterj
pastor of the-ChownCharge;j'
; ; A very hearty,w'elcom' was eif-
, . tended ito.tKos jir&entttty Mrsyj
van KoafcirWitn Mrs. Harris ti
sp&ttdingi ;'M' Jf4 ; Quinsy! .of
i the Oak Grove Society wasiJurmftd
chairman of the conjrtesy-j'cBmnfi
) tee."
i In memory of the deceased; Mrf.
Harris - asked -everyone -to pause.
while" their names were called am)
the hymn, "0 Love That Would
vNot Let Me Go" was sung. FjvA'
baby and fpur" adult life.menibili.
tjshipa were presented. The'mYnS
m utes of the Fall meeting were read
and approved 'and the roll watf
ii called, with the president of eacfr
society giving her yearly report
'. when her society was called. New
officers for. the coming year 'were
recognized. , -
, During the- business session it'
was voted to continue the Mar-
garet Evans White Fund,' wjth
each member sending the treasurer
contributions by November 1.
Special 4jisict.wM iartndfeieid bvN'l 'I i)
Miss RutK HrkeVtfrrnmTiiMr h'
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Mrs. Ray Harris.
During the afternoon
Mrs. Quincy made the courtesy
port and an invitation was extei
session
re-
extend
ed by Mrs. Elmer Wood : of the
Woodland Society for the sub-district
to meet there in the FaM. .
; Mrs. Harris then turned the
meeting over to Mrs. Lois Brown,
District Promotion Secretary.'. She
recognized the District ;and 'Con
ference Secretaries , present, -Mrs.
Eddie Harrell,,1 District ? Supply,
Secretary, Mrs.' W; E. ;?rd'wn,i DSsj
trict SecreUry: of . Missionary Eda
cation, Mrs George Jackson; Con
ference Setretitry of: i jStfpply ind
Mrs r'Eart A Richardson, ; pistrict
Secretary (Nil Christian Social Rela-,
tioiis and Local Church Activities.
She . alstt brought outing talk' if
wdi Wmoe wWdraake anrark
for. extra . work to.' carry on the
program' pf the Woman's Society
of Christian Service it would spell
the words "Jesus Loves.?
Mrs. Edith Mixon, District Presi
dent, led the closing meditation.
During, herljtalk she urged the wo
men to 'carry out the theme of the
year, , :That the Kingdom of God
May Be Realized" and be better
stewards. The meeting was closed
with the hymn " "Are Ye Able?"
and prayer by Mrs. Mixon.
. , Mrs. . Jesse Lee .Harris, president,
delightfully entertained the offi
cers o? the Woman's Society , of
Christian Service of the Methodist
Church at a chicken salad supper
on' Monday night, May 23 at 7
o'clock. . Afterwards she held nn
officers' training class in which ail
officers ; became acquainted with
their duties for the new year 1955-
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' Those -attending were Vice Presi-
dent Mrs. Elton Hurdle, Recording
Secretary Mrs. John COston, Treas
urer Mrs. Frank McGoogan, Local
Treasurer Mrs,D; F. Reed, Promo
tion Secretary Mrs. Robert Hollo
well, Secretary of Literature and
Publications Miss Thelma Elliott,
Secretary of Missionary Education
and Education Mrs, Oscar Fel ton.
Secretary of Status of Women Miss
Kate Blanchard, Secretary of Sup
plies Mrs. Edgar Fields; Secretary
of .Student Work Mrs. Edgar Lane,
and Mrs. Anse White, chairman of
Minnie Wilson Circle; Mrs. Charles
Payne, chairman of Mary i Towe
Circle; Mrs. Archie T. "Lane, act
ing chairman of Wesleyan Service
Guild. V
The Circle of the Month is the
Delia Shamburger Circle, having
38 per cent in attendance at the
May meeting. ,- (
LIBRARY NEWS
The Perquimans County Library
has three new books for adults this
week. Heading the list is Robert
Ruark's controversial " new book,
"Something of Value," chosen by
the Book-of-the-Month-Club as its
May Selection. It has received both
praise and adverse' criticism for its
portrayal of the horrors of present
day Africa under the Man Man ter
ror.
HONORED AT SHOWER
Mrs. Claude Williams of Hertford.
-.. "-. 1 . .1 Gifts were opened and acknowl
Mtss Mary Winslow was honored j ' j ;..Vm,:
. , .edged and refreshments consisting
on May 12 oy a surprise miscel-r, .. ... .
laneous shower given by Miss Myr-
Other new books are new editions ltle WiUlams. The shower was giv-
in in the parlor of Cotten Hall Dor
mitory. The guest numbered 40
and also present were Mrs. Hazel
Clark, freshman girl advisor; Mrs.
Helen Snyder, the dormitory house
mother; Mrs. .Cecil Winslow and
of punch, cookies, salted huts and
mints were served.
Must Bo
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Second Voice "Fine."
Voice "L guess I have the wroni
number." '
of. Christopher; Morley's classics,
"The Haunted Bookshop'-' and
"Pannassus On Wheels."
- For young people the library has
several new career books and light
romances. ' v' 1 ; :
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VFW DANCE SATURDAY
The VFW .Post will sponsor a
dance at the club room. Saturday,
May 28, beginning at 9 P. M, The
public is invited to attend.
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