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Fred G. Logan, manager of
Auto Fresh Foods, Ic.,,announc
eq that the ..."market '"facilities
there can greatly improve the
ubual method of tmarketin,wa
ternielons in this aW.! Y.ffeV"-
j llf, i Logan urges growers to
contact Farm Fresh -Foods for
information; '-joi the watermelon
planHii
urday. j ;t, ; i
; Mrs. Bruce Milam imrl Mrs. H.
iratinftWp'vflrinHWiHoffler of Suntfuryj enlertain-
through Hhe services otffertjf 'by
Farm Fresh Foods can line; up
the best lBUye;nelofisvf st
that by orderly marketing, the
grower can obtain a fair price
for his entire crop, rather than
to sell his best melons at a. fair
price and then be unable to find
a market for the remainder of
his watermelons. '
He pointed out that the buy
ing connections of Farm-Fresh
Foods will offer protection to the
' j grower and also assure the buy-
- I j era to kuuo quality melons, ouy
f. ers of melons are in dally con
tact with Farm Fresh Foods and
i growers can be assured , of the
highest market price for H mel-
v ons in any quantity offered by
'each grower.
ffl . He palso stated ,, that Farni
" -! Fresh Foods is seeking growers
of fall snapbeans to be planted
between July 15 and August 1.
Attractive contracts, approved by
the N. C .Department of Agricul
ture, are now being offered to
falf ' growers by L Farm Fresh
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ing their small grain, lahd
in, other, , crops. V(j. tnap peaha
should ; provide a', greater profit
than soybeans, according to Lo
gan; and arrangements are be
ing made with the N. C. Em
ployment Service to provide la
bor for picking these beans if
there is a shortage of local labor
when these beans are ready" for
harvest, Logan stated.
PARTIES FOR BRIDE-ELECT
.Miss Alice ' Jeanne . Jackson
was? .honored last week at sev
erah parties preceding her wed
ding which took place, !oh Sat-
ay at
,the home of Mrat Milam.
'' Miss Sue P, White nd- Mrs.'
Sam; .Trueblood weiie hostesses-
at a dinner party Friday night
for the wedding party and out-of-town
guests at the home of
Miss White.
Mrs. Tommy Byrum, Mrs. Sey
mour Chappell, Mrs. Jake Ches
son, and Mrs. Joe Tunnell enter
tained at a cake cutting Satur
day following the wedding at
the home of Mrs. Byrum. Cake,
punch, nuts and ments were ser
ved to the wedding' party and
out-of-town guests. .
ROOK CLUB MEETS
Mrs. Oscar Newbold was hos
tess to her bridge club Friday
night at her home on Dobb
Street. Those playing were Mes
dames Archie Lane, Harry Hol
lowell, G. R. Tucker, C. T. Skin
ner, Anse White, D. F. Reed,
Sr., Miss Mary Sumner and Miss
Ruby White. The high score
prize went to Miss- White and
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, Mrs. Johnnie Winslow, who prior to her marriag last' Sat
urday at the Hertford Baptist Church was Miss Alice Joan
Jackson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Jackson of Hertford.
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PERSONAL ITEMS
low was "awarded Mrs. Skinner.
Foods, and Manager Logan urg- Refreshments were served by the
intact him before hostesa '
Farm Fresh Foods
" (Incorporated)'
is now contracting with Grow
ers for Fall Snapbeans and
Cucumbers, .Spring Vegetable
Land and Small Grain Acres :
give two .Crop ' Incomes when '
planted in Fall Snapbeans and
Cucumbers.;. l ';
' I5 'GROW XlfksE CROPS UNDER. A
! 'guaranteed, contract. gj-For
J. Ul III J. A COI1 i" UUU9 1UU
t : atesvillei N.C. : .
I Our.Contract with you is approved by the N. C. Depart-
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mem 01 Agricunure 11 you are inierestea in growing
Fall Vegetables under contract .
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At Camp Don Lee
Miss Judy Reed, Reed. Mat
hews and Richard Auman are
spending, this week at Camp Don
Lee near New Bern.
On Vacation
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Contact - .'
Fred G. Logan, Manager, Phone 3011
The Rev, and Mrs. E. F. Mose
ley will return home the latter
part of thjsjw.eek after visiting
in' Roanoke, Va., and DanvMe,
Va.
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From Portsmouth '
j Mr. and Mrs. Vincent HiW and
family of Portsmouth, Va., spent
Sunday with Mrs. George Fields,
Sr.
In New Jersey
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lamb
spent the Fourth' of July holi
days in Pemberton, N. J., with
T-Sgt and Mrs. Ray Lamb and
son,' ; Victor. ; ji, :
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From Raleigh ' ' i
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Towe and
LdSH41'ter' Susie, of. Raleigh spent
several days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Erie Haste and Mr. and
Mrs. Jj H. Towe.
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From Raleigh
Mrs, jShelton White of Raleigh
spent , several days this week
with her mother, Mrs. R. L.
Knowles.
Recent Guests
' Mrs. Roland Beasley of Nor
folk,. Va., was a recent guest- of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lane,
Returned Home
Mr. and Mrs, Claude Williams
and son, Willis spent last week
end at Nags' Head as1 the guests
d Mr. and Mrs. W. W. White.
Week-end Here 'l ,
Tommy Sumner of Wilmington
spent the week-fend with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Sumner.
Sunday Guests
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Twine,
Lillian Twine and Peggy Mans
field of Norfolk, Va., visited Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Lamb Sunday.
Visiting Daughter ",:, 'y 1
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Payne are
spending several months with
their daughter, Dr. Louise Payne
at Charlottesville, Va.
From Norfolk
Mrs. C. L. Smith of Norfolk,
Va., spent the week-end with
Mrs. Riddick Chappell.
Returned Home
Mi? and ' Mrs. Thomas Lane
and children spent last week at
Kitty Hawk. 1
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From Durham
Miss Jo Pat Stokes of Durham
spent the week-end with her
parents',; Mr. ailiMts.C
Stokes. ' . f i ' . , '
At Nags ' Head
Mrs., Tom Skipsey and.' daugh
ter, Bea are -spending this week
at Nags Head, ..;
AiHtoigh'tsville
Miss Louise Chalk left Satur
day for a two-week vacation at
Wrightsville Beach.
In Portsmouth
Mrs. Carlton Cannon and
Miss Cornelia Cannon spent the
week-end and several days this
week at Portsmouth, Va.
The graduating class of 1954
held its first reunion in the Per
quimans. County High School
cafeteria on July 4th.
The invocation was given by
Miss Leo Dail after which a de
licious ham dinner served by
the Susanna Wesley Circle of the
Hertford Methodist Church was
enjoyed by the following: Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Williams, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles' Whitley,
Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Wins
low, Miss Leo Dail, Miss Ocia
Lee Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Steve!
Perry, Mr. , and, Mrs. Bobby
Jones, Mr., and Mrs. Harvey
Butt, Jr. Mr. , and Mrs. Preston
Morgan, Mr. andv Mrs. Frank
White, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Matthews, the Rev. and Mrs.
Clifton Hollowell, Mr. and Mrs.
Lindsey Ray Bunch, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Spruill, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Lay ton, Mr. and Mrs.
Carroll Evans, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Winslow, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Chappell, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmy Meads, Mr. and Mrs.
John Earl Hollowell, Mr. and
Mrs. Willis Proctor, Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Ray White, Miss
Suzanne Towe, Roy Forbes,
Marshall Winslow, Miss Joan
Wilson and Mrs. George Barbee,
the 1954 senior class sponsor.
Bobby Jones, a member of the
class, rendered a solo "How
Great Thou Art," accompanied
at the piano by Mrs. Harvey
Butt. Jr. I Marshall Winslow
welcomed the graduates, non
graduates and:ithir guests.! :
i Roll -call land prophecy . of the
graduating .class were fead b
Mrs. Harvey Butt, ; Jr., and
Bobby Jones. .
After adjournment a - social
hour was enjoyed by renewing
old acquaintances. Refresh
ments of punch, nuts and mints
were served to the group. ;.
There are only three pleasures
in life pure and lasting, and all
derived from inanimate things
books, pictures and the face of
nature. Wm. Haylitt.
1 NOTICES'
Refresh
Yourself
AT OUR
SODA SHOP
REFRESHMENTS OF
ALL KINDS
Landing Soda Shop
Effective July 1, 1959, this
Bank will pay 3 interest on
Savings Accounts compound
ed semi-annually.
All Savings Deposits made
on or before July 31, 1959,
will bear 3 interest from
July 1, 1959.
Hertford Banking Co.
Hertford, N. C. Member FIDC
WEEK-END SPECIALS
.MFcONDITfONING COSTS TOO HIGH?
V ;'V - Cut costs, by keeping hot ' sunrays
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system will cool more efficiently J
anu operate mr less.
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NO AIR'CONDITIONING.T.HOUSE TOO HOlV
hrfg. f " "(',"NAVACO. Awnings reduce room. '
j. ''V'' ? Ventilated constructfoni the original ,
Termo-Syphofl"-'deslgtt'ic!t"ttany
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draws hot air from rooms - lets
cool air in, . a
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Ma" ) tti r's amiable. Cei complete facts on NAVACO Rigid
Vi -i or I ' minum Ventilated Awnings today. Call or come by
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Taylor Theatre
EDENTON, N. a
Thurday, July 16
LAST SHOWING
Gregory Pack in
. "PORK CHOP HILL"
.... ! ! 9 t-
Friday and Saturday,
July 17-13
Micha.l Landon and
Jo Morrow in
- ''THE LEGEND OF.
' TOM DOOLEY"
60 Minutes of
"3 STOOGES FUNARAMA"
Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday. July 19-20-21
Bing Crosby. Debbie Reynolds
and Robert Wagner in -"SAY
ONE FOR ME"'
, Clnema8eop - Color
.. and Stereophoaie Soand i
Wednesday and Thursday. , .
July 22-23, . '
i YOV CAN"T BESI8T lit-' '
' HypmVkia in ' i '
.k - "HORRORS OF THE
BLACK MUSEUM", F -
Cinemi8cope and. Color? ) -
f Drive-In Theatre .
Edenion-Herlfotd Road
' NOW OPXN FBIDAY :
BATVBDAT AND StNDiT
Friday and Saturday,
July 1718 . i
Sal Mineo in ! "
, . WALT DISNEY'S V
. . -"TONKA" : .
Tocknlcolor , ; '
Sunday. 'July 19
Plumbi
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PURE LARD
4 lbs. 49
WALDORF TISSUE
3 rolls 25c
VESPER TEA
14 lb. pkg. 29c
HUDSON NAPKINS
2 pkgs. J9C
FRUIT JARS
?sizer$i.29
MARSHALL'S
W. Grubb Street
HERTFORD, N. C.
"BIGGEST . LITTLE BUSINESS IN TOWN"
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ONE OF THE 7 BIG BESTS CHEVROLET GIVES YOU OVER
ANY CAR IN ITS FIELD
Take it, not from us, but from
official results of this year's
Mobilgas Economy Run: Chevy's
pennypinching 6 delivers the most
miles per gallon in its field. For a ,
pair of these Chevrolet sixes with ,
Powerglide walked away with the
first two places in their class, get
ting the best mpg figure a whop
ping 22.38 of any full-size car.
And here are more expert, impar-
l inWJtlmanj B
olkrcar . ySl
tial opinions 'and on-the-record -
ibcib loacKins us up on Vnevy S;i.-iwcwii
magazine, "Chevrolet establishes
a new high in daring styling."
BEST BRAKES
In direct competitive tests of re
peated stops from highway speeds,
conducted by NASCARt, Chevro
let out-stopped both- of the other
leading low-priced cars and why
not: Chevy brakes are far larger,
built with bonded linings, to help
lengthen brake life by as much as
. other six bests:
. BEST TRADE-IN
Check the figures in any N.A.D.A;
Guide Book,? Chevrolet used car
"prices last fyear averaged up to
- .m aiza nigner man comparaDie
""""""models of therother two."
BEST STYLE ;
. . It's the only car of the leading
. low-priced 3 that's unmistakably
' : modern in every line. "In its price
class," says POPULAR SCIENCE
BEST ROOM
Official dimensions
reported ' to
A.M.A.1 j make this clear. For
example,, Chevy front seat hip
room is up to 5.9 inches wider
. k. Ul.
7..,V iu4. vviupoituie vara.
BEST ENGINE ;
Every motor magazine has given
Chevrolet's standard and Corvette
V8's unstinted praise. As SPORTS
CARS ILLUSTRATED puts it:
"Indeed this device is surely the
most wonderfully responsive en
gine available today at any price."
BEST RIDE
MOTOR TREND magazine calls
Chevy ". . . the smoothest, most
quiet, softest riding car in its
price jla8s." You'll be able to tell
this yourself, instantly. And your
Chevrolet dealer can tell you about
a long list of other advantages
besides these 7 big ones 1
'National Automobile bealers Asso
ciation National Association for Stock Car
Advancement and Research
Aulomobilt Manufacturers
eiation
.' ' Make sure you get the most for your money visit your local authorized Chevrolet dealer!
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