: ATOUNCED
: v and Hi s. Auston Clark,
m tJ I.oute 3, Hertford, an
ace the engagement of their
hter. Miss Bessie Janet
; iin, to Robert I, .Weathersbee,
r i of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Weath
bee 6f Scotland Neck. The
wedding will take place April 3
at the home of the bride's par
ents. . , . . f
. Returned Home
Mrs. George Lattimore, Sr., fre
turned to her home in Raleigh
last Saturday after spending sev
eral weeks with her mother, Mrs. 1
r.;t. White. u, X''-.:-'
Spring Holidays " v
' Miss Anne Brinn, a student at
St. Mary's Junior College in Ra
leigh, and Miss Marjorie Brlnq, a
student at Duke University, are
, spending the spring vacation with
their parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. v.
Brinn. , . . i
1 V' ' 5 . : '"T""-" " ' -From
Duke . t
. - Miss Patricia Biggers from
Duke University is spending the
spring vacation with her parents,
m, and Mrs. J. T. Biggers,
. Week-end In Norfolk ' '
Mrs. E. A. Byrum spent the
weekfcpa to ;Norfolk, Va.,, with
relatives.
Week-end Gusl
Miss Nancy Llewellyn of Chap
el 'Hill, Joe Towe, Jr., and Cliff
Towe, students at Campbell Col
i lege, spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Towe..
From Columbia
Mrs. S. F. Pollard and son, Bill
of Columbia visited Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Whhe and Mr. and Mrs. J,
, R. Futrell on Sunday.
.. . .1- '"' '
VkUed Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stokes and
". Miss Clay Stokes1 visited Miss Jo
Pat Stokes in Durham and Miss
' Julia Anne Stokes at Chapel Hill
Sunday. - , -
Returned Home
J. P. Perry, Sr., has returned
to his home after spending sev
eral months with his son and
daurtrter-m-law, Mr. and I Mrs.
Gene Perry in California.
Sunday la Edenton
Mrs. Olivia Hobbs spent Sun
day in Edenton with relatives.
; Week-end Here ,
Mr. end Mrs. John Holmes
i spent the week-end with Mr. and
' Mrs. C. R. Holmes.
ODDS AND
One Group :
Suits ndIoppers,aralfj
iildlas' Raincoats...... on sale$10 H
0 One Group . '
1 Ltfjs' Dresses . ..greatly retfuceJi;
. GRAB TABLE
Including Blouses, 6kirts and
I bargains. YOUR CHOICE
I ALL SALE$ ON THESE
ii Woodland
1 Phone 2831 :
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FRI0AY-SATTJRDAY SUNDAY
Shows Friday 7-9 P. M. Shows 2:15-4:15-9:15 P. M.
Show Starts Saturday 1:30 , i ..
w saMHiiiseiM DOUBLE FEATURE
f ONE GUN AGAINST THREE! GREGG PALMER'
fRCRY CALHOUN . ,(( .mJt
) (7 mil FRANCIS
r i 7t:S "Zombies of
s-SC::Pt7D MoraTau"
iwnnwc Second Feature
CONGO BILL NO. 5 jV
Grocery Night a- Friday (Turned TO htone .
MONDSw?7S9DKYM: WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY
- . . .Shows 7-9 P.M.
I FERUN HUSKY
' ZSA ZSA GABOR
in-1 '
;f U'TUSSr 5 "Country Music
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Moved To Church Street
Mrs. Anse White and son, Billy
"White have moved into the Mur
ray house on Church Street from
Market Street. ' ,
From Philadelphia ;' '
. !,. N. Hollowell, who has been
visiting' for several months in
Philadelphia, Pa spent several
days this week in Hertford.
From Suffolk "
' Mr. 'and Mrs. R. L. Psrker, Mr.
and Mrs.' J. C. Mines and Mrs. J.
H.: Boothb of Suffolk, Va., spent
Sunday With C. G. Stephens and
Mm, Tote1 Skipsey,
Returned Home '
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Eley and
sons spent Saturday in Suffolk,
Va. They were accompanied
there by Mrs. C. J. Atkinson who!
has been Visiting them.
Discharged From Air Force
Howard Felton has received an
honorable discharge from the U.
S. Air Force and is visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Fel
ton. Thursday At Woodland
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Winslow
spent Thursday with Mrs. Mary
J. Peele in Woojdiafid &fid attend
ed the' funeral -of 'Claude Saun
ders. , I. ,
Week-end Guests '
Mr. and Mrs. 'Harvey1' P. Ed
mund of. Tarboro spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. T: G. How
ard. , ,
Sunday Guests
Mr. and Mrs. George Scott, Mrs.
Marvin Scott, Mrs. W.. H. True
blood and Mrs. Dennie White, all
from Elizabeth City visited Mrs,
IT. E. Raper Sunday.
Attended Funeral
Mr, and Mrs. B. C Berry spent
Sunday in Norfolk, Va. with Mrs,
D. C. Jackson and attended the
funeral of Ernest L. Jackson in
Norfolk. '
m . .
in jconsmouin . . Tj; imiii .ft.
,'Mrs:; yjncet.ipf) Ports,tnm4
Va., spent last FtiAay wijfli Mr.
George 3fields, and t, was fectpraf
panted home by Mrs-; Fields, whi
is spending this week there.
. . . . - -
Returned From Florida
- Mrs-. J. S. Vick has Teturnai t
her home ifter sbending thejwi
ter at JacksojivilleJla, witliher
son-in-la and daughter, Mr. wiij
Mrs. Bill Miller. '
ENDS SALE
;
OF SURPRISES
lots of other (ftrt CC f
.:. .lW&yy
ITEMS FQR $ASH.fiNLY: ,
Urecs - SnoK;:
Hertford, N.C ::
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, IlajhVv 1 Livers la a patient at
the Albemarle Hospital obser
vation.
Week-end At Nags Head '
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil . Edward
Winslow spent the week-end with
Mr, , and Mrs. Gaston Mann at
NagS Head.
Sunday In FarmTille . .
i Mrs. W. B. Tucker spent Sun
day at Farmville with Mrs. Mar
vin Horton.
Week-end In Richmond
.Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Riddick
spent the week-end in Richmond,
Va., where they attended a bank
ers' meeting.' '".'
Week-end Here T '
Sgt. Marion Riddick from Lang-
ley1 Field, Va., spent the week
end with his family here.
Returned HomV :
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrell
returned to their home today
from Atlanta, Ga., where they at-
tended a convention.
Returned From Hospital
Mrs. Fred Mathews returned to
her home Sunday from the Nor
folk General Hospital and is get
ting along nicely.
Returned From Hospital
Mrs. Floyd Benton who return
ed from the Chapel Hill Memor
ial Hospital last week is getting
along fairty well.
Moved To Woodland Circle
Mr, and Mrs.; Buddy Tilley
have moved from an apartment
on Grubb Street to , Woodland
Circle, the home formerly oc
cupied by Mrs. Tom Perry.
- BAKE SALE ,
The members of the Saint Ca
therine Auxiliary of the Holy
Trinity Episcopal Church will
hold a bake sale Saturday morn
ing beginning at 10 .o'clock at the
Perry Electrical Store on Church
Street.
AUXILIARY TO MEET
The April meeting of the Wil
liam Paul Stallings Unit of the
American Legion Auxiliary will
be held at the home of Mrs. W.
G. Hollowell in Winfall on Thurs
day. ADril 3. at 8 o'clock. All
members are urged, to attend.
SHOPPJLNQ JE;QR
f5A BTER WHERBi
There are more than 200
apparel stores more than
2,000 retail establishments
in Norfolk. You'U find
large selections arid vide va-riety-all
at down-to-earth
prices in friendly Norfolk.
EVERYDAY A
i! Trailways
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL
bue leaves Hertford at, 6:41
A.vM., and arrives at the
terminal in downtown Nor
folk at 8:40. ; X ,
, You can spend the day
leisurely shopping in the
wide variety of stores. Re
turn buses leave downtown
Norfolk terminal at 1:30
and 5:4$ P. M., arid arrive
in Hertford at 3:28 and
7:40 P.M.
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE,
THERE'S A
SHOPPING
INFORMATION
booth iri Trailways Norfolk
terminal. If you'rer not fa
miliar with the stores in
Norfolk, stop at the Shop
ping Information booth. The
attendants, who will be on
duty from now until Easter,
will be glad to provide all
the helpful shopping infor
mation they can. This is a
special service of the Nor
folk Hospitality Committee.
SHOP IN
FRIENDLY
NORFOLK
llfs. Cail.oti Camion entertain.
ed hor rook: club" Friday niht.al
het-.1iome:"a"hoi. playiiig 'v.ti'e
Mesaames-J. H. Towe C,' iVfckwi
ner, Julian While, Oscar New
bold, Harry ilollowell, , Awhie
Lane, Sr., G. R. Tucker, K. M.
Fowler, W. J, Kanoy. Ji-., $.,G.
Koonce, Miss Ruby White and
Miss Marv , Snmnpi Tho lifoH
score prize went to Mrs. Lane and I
low was awarded Mrs. Kanoy. i
Rpfrpohmonto nrera eorvoH . A
BRIDGE CLUB MEETS
'J
Mrs, Clyde McCallum was hoS'
tess to her bridge club Saturday
night at her home on ; Front
Street Those playing were'Mes-
dames Trim Wilson, J, R Futnell
H. A. Whitley S. P. Jessup, W. H.
Hardcastle, C. A. Davenport; Na
than Relfe and Miss Ruth Schrbe
der. '.The high score pri?e went to
Miss Schroeder. A sweet course
was served.- ''
BPW CLUB 1HOLDS' '
COVERED DISH DINNER .
The Perquimans BPW - Club
enjoyed an evening of fun and
fellowship at . a covered - dish
dinner held at the home of Mrs.
Essie Burbage. " '
During the business session.
presided -over by Mrs. Alice
Owens,.- five made plans to at
tend . the district meeting ' in
Ahoskie. . Mrs. Viola TTachman
was appointed thairman of the
Elsie G. Riddick loan fund. Af
ter Hulda Wood told of the 'great
good in research and. healing
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KEOGATI
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C S BRAND SWCETEK:
cclc::ialx
hot:l & t:sTAu: '
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that the cancer fund ,w
tho. club voted to spent
cnceriduvt;, Mrs.. Mane
LLl'.l
1 1
Alenwaftfinanciali ewrwagiprom-1
ised the Teen-iage Uub,; liansriam Haskett. Mcs. Alice Kanoy,
were made for the annual saf
ety campaign to be carried out
iri the schools duhng the first
week m May, with Mrs. Rox
ana Jackson in charge.
V Those present were Mrs. Alice
Ovens, Mrs. Roxana Jackson,
Best Solution
to your laundry problems is
to turn everything over to
us . , '. cost is small, satis
faction is great I
Send us your Dry Clean
ing . . .our Sanitone method
is truly fine . , , you'll see
the results!
RICKS
Laundry & Cleaners
PHONE 2148
' Edenton, N. C. . -
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And pick them up right at the store
DGET CIIF U. S. COMM'L
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L9 UbAS
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REPEAT SAICI MICHIGAN
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VIRGINIA STANDARD 5-1 0-S " - " '
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. " ViCjla:: Ivjchman,
Mi's. Betty Swindell, Mrs. Mir-
Mrs. Marie Elliott and Miss Hul-
COItlPLETE
SHOPPING
' ! . O Baby, Needs ,
"'"-.pi .Vitamins, ",'
J" d " Cosmetics '
; O v Sick Room
.Supplies 'r
O Gifts i.. .
"'..O: Fountain'
Service
O Drugs 1
WE FILL PRESCRIPTIONS
t-ai
S and M
"ON THE, CORNER"
"With VLJvX
SAV-A-STAMPS GIVE YOU SO
. V
STORE PICK UP! Get tnsnv fin rifts lmme plan, your prethiuim ata obsoluUiy FREE,
dmtely right in the store. If they are not in stock, 1 ' I.oloniul Storm pay alt sales and cxoim- taxea for
place your order for your gift and pirk them up I you. Compare with other plann.
within a very few days at the same store. . f SAV-A-STAMPS HAVB HIGHER VALUE!
PURCHASE PRIVILEGE! You may, If you pre fc A.tual voBipariaon with other stamp plnnn prove
fer, buy many itema lifted in big Sav-A-Htamp B it. Sav-A-Smmpn brinn you famous-lirand FKKR
. catalog at discounts of up to 50 . No stamps or I gifts utter with fewer stamps. Compare Sav-A
tnpea are required to purchase these nationally ' Mnmps with other plans,
known items. Comparethis with othor plans. ONLY 12A0 STAMPS PER BOOK! Compare
NO TAXES! Vnder the FREE Sv-A-Stamp with othenjilans.
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OR BETTER FUUY TRIMMED ClUI OR
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SAVE 51 4 1
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i i i x
en this combination
u nco. armour IM -
BUTTERED BEEF STEAKS.
R-OX f ARMOUR STAR 'i
BEtF GRILL STEAKS'
R-OZ. fKO. ARltOUt STAR .",
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THRE1
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FANCY CRISP PASCAl
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Green TAwm& Special! A
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CANS OtJ
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itrtained Bt a birthd
Sunday, 1... .,.gW.r'som, , Jiy
Jordan of Norfolk, Va. : Those
present, besides the guest of hon
t .v js
,
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. s Love!
v .. ' lilies,
w , i " geasl
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Doziers Florist
' PHONE 460 ,
;;:;tertt6i,'N.a,
- fV I get freer Sift
MUCH MORE
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-Il?.. )i COLONIAL. STORES ;
SIRLOIN t ! 'ii
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i unilhi f i MOTION SHAMPOO . , j:
rinVmn x I LUSTRE-CREAM ) "
llUUhlJ. j 604 t
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t'-i fif -.ri .71'. 1
BETTY' CROCKER 1 1 -JgM j
BISQUICK BISCUITS Ji iVsth
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6nwaiifik.0nt.iM: Ikii JfiS " f u . ,t ' ' .-:. A-:
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OmTi rrik Rfl(fy-o-Svt SALADS , '
POTATO SAtADJ?,S! 274
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eit . a ului'CHy and
Floyd Vunslow of Norfolk, Va.
' 4 Come In 'arid s4e our
ft !;. f upright, iresh tiwefs-i
. . . - ' -
. , tne pertect exoressipn of
(J. - p joy, , love and lifei re-
: 'Saeter Conacres individu
V. L. 'ally styled. .Sonne flow-
- ers,' orchids, .roses, car-'
' nations,' gardenias. f' ' 1
Lovely Easter Plants . ,
, azaleas, nyaran
hlomnintr in nil thfi-
Spring beauty, w
; Altar Flowers to grace
your church. . 1 ' I, '
We Send Eaiier Flower
By Wire Anywhere!
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MO DOt AN? !
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v --r'-irs instant;- . r
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PRICES COCD
"TMS'JSATi;r.2AY
NIGHT, MARCH
29 IN LOCAL
AREA OF TKII
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