THE PEHOUIMAWS WEEKT.Y, HERTFORD. NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. MARCttU,''196Q. : 'y' r"
cal News
i Winston-Salem
. Mrs.-' I.? A. Ward left Thurs
jy of this week for Wins ton
Lalerrt -where she is visiting. Dr.
and Mrs. W. B. Yearns and fam
ily, for several- days.
Week-end Hera ,
s. Tod my Sumner, who has been
attending classes in I.B.M., at
Atlanta. Ga.. npnt th week
end ivjth his" parents, Mr. and
&lrs. Jr; B. "Sumner. .
Visitei Mother 1.
f Bilr' Cherry from Fort Bragg
spent, 'the weeK-ena wim nis
jmoOhar, Mrs. W. C. Cherry.
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rora Holland
"ji Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Norfleet
nd family of Holland, Va.,
Spent '. the week-end with Miss
Hulda Wood.
if. .
In Chapel Hill
At East Carolina College
H. C. Sullivan , left Wednes
day to enter East Carolina Col
lege in Greenville.
Sunday At Columbia
Mr. t and Mrs. J. R. Futrell
sppent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. S. F. Pollard in Columbia.
Mr. ' and Mrs. Dan Williams
id Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jordan
Cfrere in Chapel Hill last Sun-
lay, wnere tney visnea uau
Villiams, Jr., who is a patient
here ! in N. C. Memorial Hos
ital. -' ' !-''''
rM-luJ Th Wilminrrtnn
Dr. and Mrs. C. A.' Davenport
ind Miss Ruth Schroeder spent
Die week-end in 'Wilmington and
Visited. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dav
fcnport; Jr. They attended the
ihristening of C; A. Davenport,
on Sunday.
J'rom Durham
I Miss Kay Mathews, a student
riurse at Watts Hospital in Dur
ham, is spending a two-week
vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Vivian - Mathews.
Returned Home
..Mrs. Vera B. Bat ton left Fri
day with Mrs. Blanche Moore
of Edenton to visit relatives in
Mt. Airy and Raleigh. They re
turned home Tuesday.
In Charlotte
Mrs. Riddick Chappell and
Mrs. Ellen Morns left last week
for Charlotte where they are
visiting relatives
Week-end In Norfolk - i i 1
Mrs. E. A. Byrum spent ' the
week-end in Norfolk, Va., with
relatives. "
Moved To Dobb Street '
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Banks
and son moved last week from
Raleigh to 722 Dobb Street
From Norfolk ,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Seymour
and daughter, Susan of Norfolk,
Va., spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Ward.
In Hospital
Mrs. C. E. Pritchard was ad
mitted .to the Albemarle Hos
pital last week for treatment.
Attended Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hatch and
son spent several days in Selma
and attended the funeral of Mrs.
Hatch's mother, Mrs. Minnie C.
Langley on Monday.
From Raleigh -Rev.
and Mrs.-O. L.. Hathaway
of Raleigh SDent the week-end)
with Miss Gladys Felton.
Week-jind In Raleigh
v. Mr.' 'and'j Mrs;-.C. E. Johnson
and daughter, Gail, spent the
week-end in Raleigh With Miss
Vickie Johnson, a student at
Meredith College.;'.;
In Wilmington - -i---
Mrs. ft'. Bayley left ' Sun
day for Wilmington and is visit
ing her brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Camp
bell. ' Mrs';1! Campbell is confined
tOi her home: following a major
operation recently.
Visited Relatives
1 Miss Cornelia Cannon left
last week for Portsmouth, Va.,
where she is visiting relatives.
Mrs. Carlton . Cannon went the
latter part of ... the week to
Portsmouth also for a short
visit.
W-ek-end Here
" Miss Shirley ' Byrum of Ra-;
leieh and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Baker of Raleigh spent the i
week-end with Mr. and Mrs.l
Tommy Byrum.
Sick At Home
Mrs. J. D. Coston has been
confined to -her home several
days this week because of ill
ness. Dinner Guests
Rev. Buford of Guilford Col
lege, Rev. and Mrs. Mark
Hodges and daughter from Piney
Woods Church were the dinner
puests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
J.. W. Ward.
Sunday Guests
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Jor
dan, Mr. and Mrs. John Spein
ert and family of Kinston and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jordan
and children of Hampton, Va.,
spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs.
Allen Bonner. .
From Wilmington
' Johnny Broughton of Wil
mington, Del.; spent a few days
here with his wife and family.
Week-end Guests
Sgt. and Mrs, Jim Marlowe
from Camp Lejeune spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. White.
Sunday Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Casoer Meek
ins and family of Elizabeth City
visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Crowd er on Sunday.
In Elizabeth City
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Gibbs and
familv visited Mr. and Mrs. B.
A. Gibbs in Elizabeth City on
Sunday.
WE FINANCE NEW CARS
at
5 Percent Interest
No Extra Charges
No Waiting For the Money
SEE US WHEN YOU BUY A NEW CAR .
WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY!
Peoples Bank & Trust Co.
Hertford, N. C.
MEMBER F.D.I.C.
week.end specials
f 4 -
Unicaps Vitamins, bottle 100's . . . . $3.11
McKessori's 5 Gr. Aspirin 200's . . . . . 54c
Corcidin Tablets, bottle 25 $1.10
Corcidin-D Tablets, bottle 12 . .. . . . . 92c
Tek Tooth Brushes, 2 for one sale . . . 69c
Sheaf fer's Cartridge Pen, only . . . . . 98c
1 (a regular $3.93 value)
Free Delivery of Medicines and ,
' Cosmetics Anywhere In Hertford
S and M PHARMACY
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
Accepts Position ; '
Charles Skinner, Jr., has ac
cepted a position with the Al
bemarle Chemical Co. ;,
Accepts Position V t
William Ray Smith left-.Mon-day
for Washington, D. C,
where he has accepted an ap
pointment with the Department
of Justice. , -i i? s'
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Dinner Guests .
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sawyer,
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Chappell
and Ronald Wilder were dinner
guests Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs.
Mathews Smith.
BAKE SALE
The St. Catherine Guild of the
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
will hold a take sale on Sat
urday, beginning at 10 A. M.,
in the old . bank building on
Church Street. .. !
AUXILIARY TO MEET
The St. Catherine Auxiliary of
,the Holy Trinity Episcopal
Church will meet Monday night,
March 7, at -8 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. C. A. Davenport.
All members are urged to at
tend. AWARDED CAP
Miss Shirley Tarkington,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Tarkington, and a student nurse
at Louise Obici School of Nurs
ing, received her cap on Sat
urday night in a candlelight ser
vice at the West End Baptist
Church.
Miss Tarkington was one of
32 receiving her cap at the exer
cises, which after her three year
course will receive her diploma
in September, 1962.
BRIDGE CLUB MEETS
Mrs. C. E. Johnson was hos
tess to her bridge club Tuesday,
night at her home on Front
Street. Those playing were MesT
dames J. T. Biggers, T. L. Jes-
sup, H. C. Stokes, C. Rv Holmes,
G. W. Barbee. Miss Ruby White,
Miss Mary ". Sumner and Miss
Louise Chalk. The high score
Drize went ' tA ' Miss White, tte-
freshments; were served by the
hostess. ,
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Master Jason Martin Weeks
celebrated his fourth ' birthday
with a party on Friday after
noon. February 26, at the ihome
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hi
ram Weeks. Twelve little guests
enjoyed playing games, after
which they were served ice
cream and cake. Party favors
were balloons and horns. "Mar
tin" received many nice gifts.
Those present were Mike
Goodwyn, Susan Jayne and Lon
nie Bunch, Eddie White, Eugene
and Patti Landine, Douglas
Benton, Jeff Broughton, Paula
Harrison, Austin and Gregory
Weeks.
CIRCLES TO MEET
The Missionary Circles of the
Hertford Baptist Church will
meet next week as follows: The
Vera Payne Circle will meet
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the church. The Lillie John
son Circle will meet Monday
night at 7:30 o'clock with Mrs.
J. W, Hampton. The Inabelle
Coleman Circle will meet Mon
day night at 8 o'clock with Mrs.
T. G. Howard. The Mary Ellen
Dozier Circle will meet Monday
NOTICE
Effective March 28, 1960,
the hours for the under
signed barber shops in
Hertford will be as follcws:
MONDAYS - TUESDAYS
AND THURSDAYS
Open 8:00 A., M..,.
Close 6:00 P.' M. y I
WEDNESDAYS
Open 8:00 A, Mr.
. ' Close 12 Noon- .
. FRIDAYS ;
Open 8:00 A. M.
' Close 7:00 P. M.
SATURDAYS
Open 8:00 A. M.
Close 8:30 P. M.
BILL JORDAN'S
HERTFORD .
BARBER SHQP
I night at -7:30 .o'clock with Mrs. licly express their thanks to:'the
I Joe Caravello.VThe-'Mattie. Ma- people from all countries in buu
con Circle will meet Monday . town who have very graciously
night : at v 8 o'clock with Mrs.; told the Girl Scouts about their
George Baker. ' The Bessie country and their customs. The
Pritchard Circle will meet Mon- girls have learned about Eng
day night at 8 o'clock -with Mrs. i land, Germany, Italy and Puerto
Willie Ainsley. The Rosa Pow--Rico.
ell Circle will meet Tuesday Following Mr. Drew Pearson's
night at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Dani suggestion, the ; Girl : Scouts of
Berry.
GIRL SCOUT WEEK ,
Girl Scout Week will be nn4
March 6-12. The Girl Scout or
Hertford last summer mailed a
copy of Life Magazine to a per
son in Russia. Would it not be
a! coincidence if we should hear
on March 10, : International
Friendship Day,- that someone
ganization has grown much' 'in I in Russia had received this
tionally observed the week of , magazine?
48 years. In 1962 the 50th an
niversary of Girl Scouting will
be observed.
The Ilertrora Girl Scouts,
Troop 2, organized a year ago
this month, are planning activi
ties for each day of Girl Scout
Week. '
.Oil Sunday, March 6, the Girl
Scouts in uniform will attend
the Hertford Baptist Church in
a body. 'A display' of their art
and craft work will be arranged
on Monday in one of the down
town store . windows. Tuesday
is Citizenship Day. A visit is
planned to the Court House to
view the old deeds which only a
few of : the girls have seen.
Health and Safety Day will be
highlighted by purchasing a
first aid kit.
; On Friday, Arts and 'Crafts
Day, the display will be chanc
ed,." so that the public can see
more of the art work the Girl
Scouts have done.
March 12 is Girl Scout Birth
day and Out of Doors Day. A
hike and a cook-out are plan
ned as a grand finale of Girl
Scout Week. : :OV ";
.' Each girl will try every day
to do a good deed at home or
school. ''.'
Hl Club Music
Training Planned
Mrs. Fred Mathews, Eastern
District Music Chairman, :, re
minds that "Music Is The UnK
versal Language", Several years
The Girl Scouts want to pub- ago the Home Demonstration'
Organization 'and ithe N. C. Pub
lic School Supervisors combin
ed efforts to bring a music pro
gram to the public which would
give a greater understanding
and appreciation : of "The Uni
versal Language", - ' j, .
Club members and interested
friends will " have the oppor
tunity to participate in " the an
nual -' District ' Spring Music
Training. This .year the train
ing will ,be 1 held Friday, March
11 at" Moyock" Baptist ' Church,
begibnlH'at" 1-0 ' A." M. . During'
the 4 day' m"an3r: areas of" music
will; be stressed. '"Ati apprecia
tions :'o'f"' music and '' techniques
will) .:t:'taugrit by Miss ' Ruth
Jewel; servisor 'of N. C. Public
Music-' -'.Miss ' Jewel 1 will " teach
songs 'sfe'lecte'd'Irbm "Come Let's
Sing," 'chjirh" music and recre
ational' music'. ' ''
Home . , Demonstration Club
Music Leaders are planning ' to
attend this meeting. Leaders
will contact- others in their com
munity.' If any person would
like transportation please con
tact Mrs.. Fred Mathews, or Mrs.
Paige . Underwood, Home Eco
nomics Agent. .
Teenager Award
Blanks Available
Application .blanks for. the
Teenager of the Year Award of
the Hertford Junior Chamber of j
Commerce are available, it was
announced by Gilliam Under
wood, chairman of the commit
tee.! Applications can be secured
from any Jaycee member, or
Local ridentg are ;1nvtd ripJ
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No man would listen to you .,:
talk if W didn't know it ! was
hie turn novt" '
: Edgar W. Howe. '
TRY V HERALD CLASSIFIED!
Restlessness and discontent,
are the first necessities of pro-.
gress. Thomas A. Edison. '
Whoever makes great gifts '
wishes great gifts to bei made to
him in return.- . Ibid. '
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He Left
Early To
Hurry Down
To
LANDING'S SODA SHOP
FOR THE BEST
REFRESHMENTS IN TOWN
You, too, can enjoy and. refresh yourself
at Landing's Soda Shop ; . . corner of;
Edenton Road and Grubb Streets.
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WE'RE CELEBRATING A SPECTACULAR MANAGER'S
AND CLERK'S SALE DURING THE NEXT TWO WEEKS
' TO SHOW OUR APPRECIATION TO THE MANY
; WONDERFUL PEOPLE WHO VISIT OUR STORES DAILY.
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Our Monagtrt Kav arrangod Him anc-a-yur
specials to sav you monoy on ovorything you buy .
. 4 . Com in Colonial and moot our Managtn and
Cltrki for rho friendlitsl, most courteous sorvko In .
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COLONIAL STORES!
NO FINER BEEF
Anywhere!
PORTERHOUSE & T-B0NE
tLUD, RID OR .1.1. I..
cut herring . . . . . 15'
corned spots . . L.. 37"
smoked herring fillets L.. 5 7C
mackerel fillets . ....... 49
cod fillets . . LB. BOX 69'
herring fillets . 3 99
mackerel fillets 3 . $1.59
Itfilaf A korrinn
mmm rnrnrnm- O O IB. 0 T (
herrina fillets : ... 30 '
mackerel fillets 5 u . 2.99
sums
NO BETTER BUY
Anywhere!
- FREE) 10c COUPON
- . 600D FOR 10c TOWARD THE RURCHASI
OF NEXT KO. ARMOUR STAR BACON
ARMOUR STAR
sliced bacon
49' 2i-89c
. boneless round steak zz.
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rr vou.
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... starlight mints
peppermint puffs
i butterscotch discs
sour balls
your
CHOICE
-s. Iff - . .
79'....
. . 43' .
boneless sirloin steak . , . . .1. . 89' 79' ..
boneless jiffy steak . .... I. . 89' .' " 79c...
boneless shoulder steak . . 79' 69'
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CHUCK ROAST i d3fe
shoulder roast . . . . '. . I. . 65' .
english cut roast . . . . j. . 65' .
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LB.
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plate boiling beef ;. . , 19'
sliced beef liver. , ."V.'. - 35
meaty short ribs . , . .. 39'
fresh beef kidneys . . 72 .u 25
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top round roast
bottom round roast '.
eye round roast . . , .
' boneless sirloin roast . .
boneless rump roast . . . . . .
boneless shoulder roast
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Chicken - Turkey or
beef dinners
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4Qc .' M 1 boneless brisket . . . ."".'.Vj . 69' .j 59-........
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1010 chin0 5!, - y chutk ubM or huck t,round " I ' 7r ' -
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"w 17 I I FREW BAIIY noM OUR OWN OVENS OUR PRIOR KINO SIXB ; i t
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STTBJICE- "0?
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MfM IM HUMS H aHsttnit
URGE SUCING VINE IIHNED i . f
tomatoes M 19?
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All NICII IN THIS AO
PHCTIVf THRU SAT NIOHf,
MAKN S. Wl RISUVft
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1 " AHOL'NU THE WOWLD CONTEST
FIRST PRIZK '
IURC1AKKT HKINLGIK. Hit Morrii PlHt, CM
drn. Ohio. Trip uround thr world for two (or
. a.Bivolrnt cosh) plm tpeiMUns MMr-
, - ontl My eltttr fttpcMM. .
SECOND PR1ZF
V HRft. WILLIAM McClJlMRRT. RosU t. foN
loTidojf. rUrido. T-day trip U Lndon and '
.. Pans far lw atl aKftuiaaa) ar ciivalat
rash. t
THIRD PRIZE- I
HKS. HRRBKKT BOYD. 1ST Craafard Read. Wnl
;i Ahilk. N. C. 7day tria la Haiktlala.
. Haiwatl far t (at taak).
FOURTH PRIKB
: IRH. MARY K. B1-ANC. Ill W. Brawn Si.. Naw .
Lrxiniton, Ohio. T-day island hoppSnf trip to
Taribbfan lilandi far two Vint IsUad.
PatMe Kica, Jaiaalca (or caah).
a FIFTH PRIZE . : i
MRS. H. LEWIS CHEW. IH Clfrrtond Avm
Ballsbwr, Maolaod. lUtuatt AaiaaaaMk.
Complete List of Winners'
; Posted In Every
Colonial Store,
thrifty bread 2 "39c
potato salad'.
macaroni tqlod .
ham talod
tropical (all flavors)..
,ole slaw ,
- chicken salad
pimento chteie spread...
.is.tuf 33
, ,- u. COB 33t
t or. cub 43
I4 0Z.CUB 29
u.cub 29
E oi. cub 45c .
"sot cur 47
m MOST CQimm WOn 0U COCme juicy SWEet-extra fancy
avacado pears i ; .; 5
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red york apples .3 ibs 29c
FANCY HOME GROWN DELICIOUS )H GRAVIES
mushrooms . . . . . 29c
Limit' On J lb. n with Si Pur rto or m
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AtMOUR'E lUCV PIMENTO AND
amcrican cheese . . . 23'
' AMIRICAl FAVORITE CEUCIOUE ICIAFT'I -. , j .:
vclvceta cheese ... 2x79c
, Metal Oecorted
WASTE BASKETS V
DtMIRIMT KIAS TO CHOOff IROM
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; Imbontd Globo . .. v
1 a Hunliivs SceMt ;
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r a Cotivanlionai lordar
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