TK2 PERQTTEIAN3
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yl Winslow and Miss
wn of Washington, D.
-ik-end guests of Sibvl's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Luther
Winslow. v .
' Miss Jar.ice Stallings of Green
ville College was at home for the
FOR YOUR HOLIDAY DINNERS'
I . , and special parties
WEIGHT FROM 10 TO 30 POUNDS
iu Tiirkeys, lb.. ......... ..3Uc
...lTurlieysJb 40c
We will do custom dressing at 75c each on
November 20 and 21. Place your order
now!
' Special Wholesale Prices To Stores '
; ; . and Retailers . . . Live or Dressed
CLARENCE S. CIIAPPELL
PHONE 5891 RFD2, Hertford, N.C.
VE ARE NOW BUYING
Soybeans ; And Peanuts
WE PAY
" TOP MARKET PRICES
Bring Your Crop To Us!
pp :
The Farmers' Mart
! Phone 2131
Hertford
week-end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alec Stallings.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Lynwood Winslow on Sunday were
the Edwin .White family of Belvi
dere, Mr. and Mrs. Vivian White
of Fayetteville and Miss Mattie
Saunders.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie B. White
and family recently visited their
sister, 'Mrs Claude Walker .and
family at Burlington and their bro
ther, J. Hugh White and family of
Winston-Salem..
. .Those visiting the Archie" White
family for the week-end and at
tending the funeral of their aunt.
Elizabeth White were: Miss Pearl
White of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Walker and Carolyn of Bur
lington and Mr. and Mrs, Berry
Lee White and son, Francis of
Woodland.
CHAPANOKE NEWS
Mrs. Ella White of ; Elizabeth
City spent the past two weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pierce.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Boyce, Jr.,
and son spent last Sunday at Shaw
boro with Mr. and Mrs. Sam San
cierlin. Miss Louise Wilson of Cros
Iioads spent the week-end with her
mother,, Mrs. J. C. Wilson and Mr
and Mrs. Crawford Wilson.
Mrs. R. L. Callis of Ahoskie is
spending the week with her daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
John Ambrose Elliott.
. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bright
visited friends in Suffolk on Sun
day. , y
Mr. and . Mrs." Kothie Hurdle
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Pierce.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P; Quincy spent
two days in -Norfolk, Va., last week.
William Ferrell came home from
the Albemarle Hospital Saturday
after spending several weeks there.
He is getting along very nicely.
SUPPORT PRICE ON
SOYBEANS ANNOUNCED
(Continued fronr Paw One)
a support price of $2.07 per
bushel provided the beans do not
contain more than . 20 per cent
splits and have, a test weight of at
least 54 pounds. A discount of Vt
cent per bushel for caCa 5 per cent
of splits in excess of 20 per cent
is applicable. A discount of cent
per bushel is applicable for each
pound when the test weight is be
low 64 pounds. , r
Farm storage loans on soybeans
can be obtained at the coutny ASC
office. The beans must be stored
in an approved bin or barn on the
farm. A service fee of 1 cent, per
bushel must be paid on farm stor
age loans. if;
' Farmers desiring additional in
formation, about the soybean price
support ' program ' should contact
the county. ASC office.'-"1
FILM TO BE SHOWN
Authentic scenes of 'Bible distri
bution to the U. S. Armed Forces
are featured in The Whole Armor,
a 20-minute sound motion picture,
in color, to be shown by the Stu
dent Council of the Perquimans
High School' on November 16 at
the regular 8:30 A. M., assembly
period, according to Edgar Fields,
Jr., Student Council president The
public is cordially invited to at
tend. '
The picture was produced with
the cooperation of the Department
of Defense, U. S. Army Signal
Corps, Commanding Officers of
Military Installations andCombat
.ones, Uhaplams of the U. S.
Army, Navy and Air 'Force;; and
the Veterans Administration.' jit is
of interest to families and friends
of men and women in military ser
vice. Its central character is the
Service New Testament, .and the
picture shows how these are pro
duced by the American Bifiie!$octe.
ty and distributed by chaplains and
individuals i'.
4-H pLUBS MEET f
The Perquimans High School 8th
Grade 4-H Club held its regular
meeting on Monday with Carson
Spivey presiding. Carlyle Wood-
ard, secretary, read the minutes.
The meeting was turned over to
Carol McDonnell,' program chair
man. The group sang "My Faith
Looks Up To Thee,", after which
Carol read Scripture, followed by
lhe JLord s Prayer by the 'group.
The meeting was turned over to!
Values For.
Farm
And
Winter Weather
Needs
U. S. AND GOODRICH BOOTS
Knee Length Length Hip Length4
Sportsman Boots Rubber Shoes
Overshoes Raincoats Rain Hats
SELECT YOUR NEEDS FROM OUR LARGE STOCK!
HoMe
FOR BRIDGE REPAIRS..
see us for V v' "
Terra Cotta and Concrete Pips
SIZES 4" TO 24"
Many People Are Taking Advantage of
OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN
for Bicycles . . .-Wagons . . . Tricycles and
Other Toys for Christmas.
A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD YOUR '
SELECTION UNTIL CHRISTMAS! , ,
HUNTING SEASON
Now in Full Swing
We still have a few guns left
... don't wait if you want
one.. .Buy it TODAY!
CHOOSE YOUR HUNTING NEEDS v
FROM OUR STOCK!
Remington and Super X Shells
i and Cartridges
Dryback Hunting Clothes and Caps
Flashlights Hunting Knives
Duck and Geese Decoys
Ducky Geese and Turkey Calls
V:r,,:..,V:ou-;:-., :v-.'' .-.f -''..,:
EVERYTHING TO MAKE THE SPORT ENJOYABLE
WD
' You're missing some big bar
gains . , . ff you fail to CHECK
OUR VERY . '
SPECIAL STOCit OF
COKOD
Choose Your THANKSGIVING KITCHENWARE Needs
" from These Suggestions ... . v.
' -. -: ' .' ''i.'. '-. : , ,.. Jly:;, C -.!."''.',!'
Ham Boilers Roasters
Percolators Pie Pans
Dish Paris Sauce Pans ; Cake Paris'
Knife and Fork Sets Enamel Buckets
and many other items of cooking and kitchenware ; ,
.,, . you need in the home! , ' '
COM UNE OF SPACE HEATERS-COAL AIJD WOOD STOVES LI
MAGIC CHEF OIL HEATERS :
Hertford Hardware & Supply C
'TRADE HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE"
,..r;.ard BrynrnJTKlsT-KaiKy
Henderson. Mr. Bryant rave out
record books.' Mies Henderson
made a few announcements and
then presented a film entitled
"Something You Didn't Eat". This
was very interesting and was . en
joyed by the group. . ; 1 :
The 7th Grade 4-H Club met on
November 7, at 11:30 A.M. The
meeting was called to c-der by lAn-
da Tynch, the prepniwjt.ii A -very
nice devotional and jregrais , wa
given . which 'all the members en-,
Joyed. ,After the bushiesr-a. film
stria was presented oy the -agents,
Miss Nancy Henderson and Bich-
&t& ! Bryant, entitled "Something
You Didn't Eat." , It gave the rea
sons for many undernourished ehil
dren and adults. r
It was announced that at the
next meeting, Health Improvement
records would be passed put Small
booklets were passed out to every,
one on posture and . another on
"Ways To Keep Well and Happy."
A total number of 62 members
were present. , , . ... ',
Home-keeping hearts are happi
est - - 2
-Henry Wadswortli Longfellow.
We Have A .
Complete Stock Of
SUPPLIES
' including- .:
Bathroom"F1ictures
i ,
' '. Electric ' ,
Water Pumps '
Electric .'
Water Heaters -
Pipe and Fittings
Kitchen Sinks
Call Us For Your Needs
prices are right!
PHONE 5401
Harris Plumbing &
Building Supply Co.
HERTFORD, N. C" '
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COLD WEATHER IS HERE and "Old Man Winter" will soon be dealing out his icy
freezing breezes. ' Be prepared for that mercury, dip by shopping BLAKCHARD'S for
coatsi jackets, boots, sweaters, gloves and many other items.
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Men's Jnrh .Wlrotft
.TOUGH-WAUM: LONG AVKAIUNG t
"Dickies" Grayudinedsjash pocket J
- r ' zipper front, cotton twill :.$45 I
, "Dickies" Gray, plaid lined, slash pock-
' et zipper front, cotton twill. $5.95 i
Quilted Lined, knit collar and cuff, wa- f
Extra Heavy, O.D color, mouton collar,
lined and water repellant. .$13.95
Wool Lined, corduroy collar, denim,
priced at only. 1 A . .$4.95
Wnnf T,mpri win f rArvf irk:fJf rr 1iirirw t
priced at only... c. .;.$4.95
Western Stylecotton denim...... $3.49
Boys' Western Style, lined. : . . . . .$2.93 i
II 1 in in i 1
poplin, twills, suede, gabardine, zip fronts, regular and
knit collars, water repellant ' . t - -
From $4.95 to $14.95
I
Beautiful New Fall Dresses
LADIES . . . Don't miss seeing these exciting new
' styles : . . you'lllove them. .$6.95 to $14.95
AU .Wool Dress Coats, smart and stylish, priced at
only $22.95 up
See our complete line of NYLON and ALL WOOL
Sweaters for the entire family, j. .$3.95 - $8.95
Men's and Boys'Suburban Coats, all wool, priced
at only 1 $21.95
. Choose "Ball Band" Rubber Footwear . . .
WeHavelt! ;
J. C. BUARD & COmPMlY, lu'C.
BLANCH ARD'S", SINCE 1832
Plot puts the illdrli of Tdfliorron
in ilio nen kind of FORD ?
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' "&t or W, i
lll I'lif, i it it'Ay'..
Here's what puts the Mark of Tomorrow in tki rtewjdnd of Ford!
;-iJv':'''.''-;;:-:,'V..v;i? .)-i-r-r'fT'-,vir;i-'; , ' y-it ;:C '-y- '-'$:':
Vt lh sculptured look. You'll tee it th momMt you i let ydttr
eyes wander over this fine car. In a '57 Ford you belong . . , anywhere.
It's the long, lean lines. There's a greyhound grace to the new , Ford.
1 No useless "fat," no showy "padding." Ford is as trunk as a jet fighter.
It's the .hardtop styling. Fairlane sedans have the hardtop .looK of
. Victorias! Superthin center pillars are smartly concealed to give hardtop
beauty when doors are closed. - ; '
It's the freedom of choice. Colors? Fabrics? Acwasbriee? Far more!
Ford gives you a choice of two new, bigger sizes . i . longer, lower, roomier!
It's the rjde that stays gentle. With a new frame that ridei
sweeter and lower, new springs, new suspension all around, even '
the rudest roads can't ruffle the poise of the new Ford. : .
It's the Thunderbird power. Ford celebrates its 1 j ' : -J.'
Silver Anniversary of V-8 leadership with the i ' ;
biggest selection of V-8 s m Ford history.
In addition to all this Thunderbird GO,
there's a new and more powerful v
Mileage Maker Six..
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' ) It's (he record-breakina Berformance. On chA'fiAlt Fiati mt
' Bonneville, Utah, a '57 Tord trove' J ,r 0 'viles in lem than
, V v 20 days . . an average speed of 1C3.13 l , including dU pit
1 ? ; fc)6 Another ford averaeed over 107 nwa. Altocother. 458
- :; national and international performance records were smashed ,
, as Ford rewrote the record book.
.; , It's the big dollar value that lasts and lasts. Styled for tomor
: . row,, a new Ford keeps its vdue lonsr. And woniar of
i wonders, all this extra strength, extra beauty, ertxa krth is
Ju4 Mwklne at thk Ftirlah Club Sedan
is a special kind of funl
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