THE PERQirrJAN3 WEEXLY, EEBIFQSD,.K?5T" BffW.STmjLt,! NOVEMBER 9, i56..
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Mrs. Brooke Read and children,
Brooke and Anne from Camp Le
juene arrived Tuesday to spend two
weeks with Mrs. Read's parents,
Mr, and Mrs. W. It Oakey, Jr. '
Returned Home , 1.1'"'
Dr. and Mrs. T. PxPri'njt rei'
turned home Thursday aftja$&il.:
ing two days visiting thelraugK
ter, Miss :Mary ; Elliott Brinjt at
Strafford College a.tDatWiHevU
Returned Home , ,s A ?-.,
Mr. and1 Mi i qiarjc Jtftrtsfon
and children r sfurlied jhome1 Sun
day night iftei spending the week
end in Greensboro, Southern Pines
and Winstoa-Salem. ' ' '
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I At Kitty Ifowk ,", ' ,
1 Mrs. 01iviavHobbs and Mrs. C,
.F.Sumnef left Tuesday to spend
several days at fhe-. Johnson cot
tage at Kltty-flawk. . " t"
In Florida' s , ."If--"
Mrs. D..S. Dardoh and Mrand
Mrs. W. H. Jenkins 'of Norfolk,
" Va., left flNuirsday for pdntdin,
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Friday In fctetg0 1
I Dr. and Mrs-'G,VADavenport
spent Fridays JUfetflMhere they
visited Mrs. C. A. Davenport,. Jr.,
and daughter JrRex Hoppital elo
their son, ' CarTttofr' nj'sto'jfcnt a.t
State College. fl it f
Sunday At wflftamsburg W
v.:- Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Darden spent
Sunday in Williamsburg, Va., with
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Burleson.
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From Raleigh , , '. -
Lindsay Reed from Raleigh spent
the week-end with ha parents Mr.
and Mrs. D. F. Reed Sr.'
From Raleigh
spent the week-end with Miss Hul-! Collegre spent the week-end with
In Chariot n, v ,1 ., , , .
Me. und Mrs. V. N.- Darden left
Wednesday - to spend several days
with their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.- and Mrs. H. R. Christensen in
Charlotte. - - .-.
From State College
Aubrey Davis, a student at State
spring
playing were Mesdames J, E. Mor,jjy4lj retuif 'Itopip the erjy sp;
ri, Anse. , White,. G R., TuckerJ-of 1967. " ' ' ' '
Archie Lane, Sr., Harry Hollowtll,) an engimei company. ". Frank en-
J5!S ml 5 ,Mi88r-"l Army In'April 1955 and
White and Miss Thelma Elliott. 1 . . " ... ......
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The high score prize went to Mrs.
Morris.: A sweet course was ser
ved.
da Wood;
From Raleigh- ,) t l4
K "vdFurfeft fiomT
spe- tha.'wcetr-end'wiUi 1 ;r
ents, ,f tf,and Mr!, J." R. Futrlt.
from KaieiEft'" ,
Mr. and-Mrs. Geohte Lattimore,
Jr.,-nd family .front. Ralejgli spent
tne weeK-eno 'With' Mrs. ;K. ,y.f
From Greenville r " '
-' Sara Sutton from East Carolina
College at Greenville spent the
week-end with her mother, Mrs.
Sammie Sutton, Sr.
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From Greenville .. : ' ,r
. Miss Joanna Williford, Ted Chap
pell and Ray Lane from East Caro
lina Colleg&jjn Greenville spent the
week-end with their parents.- !
Week-end With Parents :' " "
Miss Sue P. White from. Camp
bell College-spent- the ' week-end
( With her parents, Mr. n Mr$, Jul
ian White ' '
From Campbell College- ,j
Cliff Towe " from- Campbell Col
lege spent the week-end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Towe.
From Norfolk v ''
Mrs. rsBeatflc- ri.iHa'friiffd
Norfolk, Va., is visiting Mr. and
Mrsr E. tYr-JJeprjJ andtMra;,, E,
Snndtty Guests I ,) - ($
' Mr; and Mrs.'R. E. Mercer and
children from St. Brides, r Va.,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
E. Y. Berry.
From: Greenville
: Murray ' Vick from Greenville
spent the week-entl with -his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Vick,:
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Davis. . .
Dinner Guests ni iuf t HIK-
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Davis were
dinner guests Saturday evening of
Air, ana Mrs. K. u. uuncn in,
Monday In Greenville
3lr. Kelly White, Mrs. Loi'fti
Perry and; Miss J Ul Miller Attend
ed ' a Beauty Show in Greenville
Monday.
Sunday Visitors -. ;..
Mis and Mrs. Harry Williford
and son, Richard from Rich Square
visited Mrs. C. V. Williford and
relatives at Belvidere. "
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB
Miss Mary .Sumner entertained)
ner-bridge club "luesdajr. night at
her home. .' .Those .'p'laying: -were
Mesdames" 1 C. M. " Wtilff orli, C. R
Holmes, C .6.' -Johnson,- H. C.
Stokes, T. L. Jessup, John' Coston,!
Miss Ruby White and the hostess.
The high score prize went to Mrs.
Holmes. A sweet course was ser
ved.
Attended Wedding
: Miss Shirley Skinner, Miss Mary
Ann Roberson, Miss. Phyllis Bagley,
Miss Gale Pierce, Tommy Mathews,
Jack Roberson, Mrs. T. G. Stanton,
Mrs. C. E. Cannon and Miss Cor
nelia Cannon attended the Pierce?-
Harrell wedding ; a t . Portsmouth;
Va., Saturday evening. t
From Greensboro 1, ' . Us
,5 , Mran4 Mrs. Riohe(rd CJialk from'
Greensboro spent several days with
Mrjs. Annie .Chalk and,, Miss Louise
fetMiss Joanne Mathews from At
lantic Christian College in Wilson
spent the week-end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mat
hews, Hertford, Route 1.
Sunday Here . , .
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wright and
son, Mel from Elizabeth City spent
Sunday with Mrs. J. E. Everett.
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Prptect-
Your Fanri ;t. AH Ways!
Adequate insurance cov
fe'rage. protects your farm
; ; and you, , prevents
financiaf Toss from fire,
lightning, crop damage.
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For all types of
farm insurance
'Coverage, see us. ,
,For Petatts See Claude Brinn aJ
cr;;;i's ihsimce agei;cy
PHONE! 5601' 1. ' HERTFORD
From Roanoke
Mr. and' Mrs. Roy A. Littrell of
Roanoke, Va have returned home
after spending some time with Mr,
and Mrs. T. T. Harrell. Mr. and
Mrs. Littrell attended the Pierce'
Harrell wedding in Portsmouth,
Va., on Saturday.
Improved"
Charles M. Williford was confin.
ed to his home last week and sev
eral days this week because of sick,
nessi i . . , I... .Mt. A
Sunday In Edenton
. - Mrs. E. A. Byrum spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hobbs near
Edenton.
jLegion Groups Hear
iTclk On Convention
members.-- v. , ,
Mrs.' C. P. , Morris read a note
from the local auxiliary president,
Mrs. C. A. Davenport, who was'ab
sent; Mr. Skinner then gave a re
port on the trip a number of local
legionnaires made to the Kecough
tan Hospital.
Mrs.-Kelly White reminded all
auxiliary members to bring Christ
mas gifts for veterans to the Para-
, t, BRIDGE CLUB MEETS . 5
-Iffs. S.' .Gs Kobnce r entertained
her bridge club Tuesday ; night at
her home on Church Street :! Those
playing, besides the- hostess, were
Mesdames V,' N.. Darden, Charles
Whedbee, Nathan Relfe, :: Marvin
Horton, W. G. Wright, T. B. Sum
ner and Miss Thelma Elliott. The
high- score :prize went to 'Mrs.
Whedbee.. .A sweet course was ser
ved. . ..V -. " i:
- PROMOTED
Frank White; Bon of : Mr. and
Mrs. Jake L..'. White, . Sr.-. .nas re
centlv".- ibeen 'nromoted ta.sk vSne-
claiist Third Class. He is'ln'he
Army and stationed in France jntti
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The AiHejjao,.-IieBioniPp and
its Anxiljtojji i a vfoint meet
ing and bjfet at tho.Perqujmas
High SchoniilatFiSidajrnight,
Novembei ajlkh K 'turkfcjt ditf.
ne was sfAj',i? !". !,,
A short too ArriUBtice- Dftv
wap presmifiC'yb .'IJirsis District
Commands, fit'Ci Berry;Vh
introducedDjr Post? Commander
Charles Skinuer. ', Prayer was of
fered by Tom Wi'loughby.
, J. L. Chestnutt, honor guest, gave
an interesting talk on the national
convention held in Los Angeles and
reported to the local units on de
velopment of American Legion pro
grams for the' coming year.
Mrs. J. L. Chestnutt, area vice
president ant tate Chairman of
National Security, was then intro
duced and she relaled events that
occurred at the National Auxiliary
meeting at which she was a page.
Mrs. Chestnutt in her talk, stress
ed tfi'e"'impo'f lance of national se
curity lh: the 'Legion and Auxiliary
and Urged lull cooperation by local
Withers
ijSt;ery flothe Shavld Have
SiA Fever Thermometer!
' don't wait until
someone is sick!
Come in and. select one for
your family now!
from $1.10 up
i SHOP AT ,
5 and M
"On the Corner"
gpn ; Beaulif Sh'opjfts-'ihrilf ts
must be mailed immediately. ,
Johnson past cdmmfl
the
TVitt tTIAAfirttf WOO f"raeA t U oii AmAKion T nirlnn Pnur
to
Thanksgiving Saife
To say. "THANKS" to our many won- !
aeriui inenas ior neir paironageM weare,
i fepducing prices ohsour entire stock :by,,2Q?-:
'per cent for twoweeks only!', ' ',, .XT":'if
.'"This is 'NOTa'TPduction of olrRt.Jrvrk.
iwhich .we .want 'to clear, but on otir bMfi'di
new :sKiixs;; sweaters, aresses,, suits, coais .
and other articles . . . so remember; this
sale lasts only two weeks. " '
Please do not ask for lay-aways or ap-1
provals since this reduction applies only
to cash sales. i ,
- Thanks again to you, our customers,
for making this event possible.
Woodland Dress Shop, I
PHONE 2831
HERTFORD, N:C:
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From, Norfolk . ' ,
' .Mrs.?, B' W. Pennington from
Norfolk Va is visiting Mri; and
Mrs. T. E. Raper. ,
Sunday In Elizabeth. City
Mrs. W.; M. Divers; Mrs. Tj E.
Raper and Miss Juanita Divers
visited relatives in Elizabeth City
Sunday. , ' .
Attended. Aunt's Funeral
Mrs. H. A. Whitley and Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Edwards attended the
funeral of her aunt, Mrs. B. R
Morris, at New Bern last Friday.
Sunday In Norfolk .
Mr. and Mrs. George Fields and
son; Brad, spent Sunday in Nor;
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FrWay-Saturday
Shows Friday: 3:15-7-9
Shows Saturday 1:30
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I2YSTERY ISLAND NQj 4
James E. Newby
Sunday, . .,. : .
J . Shows 2:15-4:15-9:15
y IDA LUPINO '
.EDMUND PURDOM
CStpange Intruder".
. ' - Mrs. Floyd-Benton ' "- '
'..Jay and Tuesday,- !
Shows 3:15 7-9 P, M.
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WiLLia Ot now AH
!. W. J. Davis
Wednesday and Thursday r '
. Shows 3:15 7-9 P. M.
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Mrs. Mary, C. Long
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Sunday In Suffolk , . ,
Mri and iMrsV JoeCaraallo and
Mr. and Mr'Claude Williams speVt
Sunday in Suffolk, Va., with Mr.
and Mrs. Wendell Crockett.
Sunday At Craddock
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Eley and
children visited relatives at Crad
dock, Va.,Sunday. , ; ' -
Returned From Hospital , ' . . '
: J. O. Felton, Sr returned from
the Albemarle Hospital on Friday
where he went for observation and
treatment. '
On Sick List i , """" "
Mrs. W, M. Morgan and' Miss
Helen Morgan ard confined to their
home due to illness. ! ' ' ' ' - a. .
Week-end At Deep Creek 3 t"
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Ctallings
and children spent the week-end
with relatives at Deep Creek, Va.
To Jacksonville : ' '
,Miss Nancy Henderson will'spend
the week-end with her parents near
Jacksonville? 'I, ' 'j ., , ..,
s,:j. ha" v3t ''f ' ' '
To High Point , .J. Z"."'.
.Mra. Alice Towe will aiend
the week-end in High Point where
she will attend the Mid-Year Coun
cil meeting of the North Carolina
Federation of Business and Pro
fessional Women's Clubs,
EC"t CLU3 rrrrrrs
T.frs. SJ, i entertained
' r rook c' b T " y ni;;ht at her
s&SL$cJb4!L
One penny stands for the profit out.
of your dollar that Colonial and the food
chain industry on the average
receives for doing business for you! .
, Nearly 99 cents of your sales dollar goes
to buy merchandise and to pay
salaries, rent, utilities, equipment,
' and taxes. The one penny left
' over builds new stores and warehouses
' and pays stockholders for their
' investment How is this possible?
Self-service, cash and carry,
Jarge volume, fast turnover and
constant vigilance over costs. By feeding
millions for a -penny, Colonial 1
seeks to make its contribution to
the strength of a greater America '
Remember, Your Total Food Bill is
Less When you Shop at CSI -
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MATOR-TINDIR U,
S. CHOICE fUlL CUT. ONELESS
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NATUR-TENDER U.S. CHOICE FULLY TRIMMED
SIRLOIN STEAK ... u
NATUR-TENDER U.S. CHOICE SQUARE CUT
CHUCK ROAST ; . . u
NATUR-TENDER U.S. CHOICE BONELESS '
SHOULDER ROAST u
COLONIAL STORES
TRY CS BRAND TANGY & TASTY
APPLESAUCE . . ,2
CS YELLOW CLING SLICED OR HALVES
PEACHES . . . . . . 31c
MORTON'S FROZEN CHICKEN, TURKEY OR
BEEF PIES.
PILLSBURY BUTTERMILK
BISCUITS . ,
GARDEN FRESH FLAVOR-
GREEN BEANS. . 2
CS BRAND CREAM STYLE
GOLDEN CORN . .2
LUCKY LEAF APPLE OR PEACH ;
PIE FILLING
2
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-CS BRAND
33
Can
33r
49c
25c
33c
31c
35c
Nn. 2
Cut
85c
39c
REDGATE SPEARS
I ASPARAGUS
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19c
No. 300
Can
fancy Tender Green STRINGLESS
59c
BUDGET BEEF U.S. COMM'L OR BETTER SIRLOIN, CLUB OR
PLATE BONE-IN
STEW
BEEF
Lb.
19c
0 Mraf
T-DONE STEAK . . . 49c
cudc:t czef u.s. commx or better
7-INCH RIB ROAST L. 49c
BUDGET EEEF U.S. COMM'L CX BtTTER SQUARE CUT. ,; , -, .,
CHUM; ROAST . 29C
BUDGET EEEF U.S. COMM'L CX BITTER BONELESS
Smoulder noAST Lk. 53c
CXAND FOR OUTDOOR CCCX'"S-FRESH LEAN .s '
WINNER QUALITY
FRANKS
lb. 39c
2a
ARMOUR STAR ;
PORK
SAUSAGE
Lb. 33c
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APPLES . 2 u,,
LARGE CRISP GREEN RASCAL
CELERY . 2 s,c 23c
REG, $S.9S VALUE IMPCJtlAL
Electric CORN POPPER'
Only $3.45
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NIAL STORE will be open Wednesday aftei-nbons until further notice.