THE PERQUIMANS .WEEKLY. HERTFORD; WORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY.- MARCH 11. I960. '-' '
ocal News
frff h! ; rosnl. nenaersoft ' . " ,
is visiting' his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. R. Tucker, t f
iurned Horn, , Sunday In Portsmouth
i t ':, 1 TW AcromDan-! Mr. and Mrs George Fields,
'!d her parens to her home in; Jr., and children and Mis.
Greenville Sur.Jav atfer spend- Cooke WinsloW speAf SUndaf in
hl last week, with her grand- Portsmouth, V , '.with 'Mr. . wid
'v.nt Mr and Mrs. Ene Mrs. Vinceni MI, ..Tljey v.tre
i Imte., Sr ' accompanied ' 'hume, fry,, .Mrs
li . iGeoiee "'FiCld.-i,. -&no ted
At Duke Hospital '- -4.tht &WmWr
lMrs.,, Clyde McCallum was w and lauphwr n." y
Vansierrea aunaay " , "V"' Sunday In Tarbaro
Bertiarle Hospital in Elizabeth;. ... .
XtHy to Duke Hospital in Dur
Ham.
F.rom Salisbury
; jl Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of
'Salisbury, Md., spent one day
Ifcst week with Mrs. Carroll
ransou and Mrs. T. S. White
enroute to Florida.
4 ffyftffSrtnm,',mmm
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. i utrell
spent Sunday .in .Tai 'ooro as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Futrell. . :
Visited Relaiiyes
Mrs. Walter Eley spent sev
eral days last wee'c with rela
tives in Suffolk, Va. She re
turned home Sunday accompan-1
ied by Mrs. C. J. Atkinson, Mrs
Ralph Hjnes and Mrs. Frame
Spivey who spent the afternoon
vi'th Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Eley.
' "v second, high, went, to-. Mrs, i-,1986, they had two, huaa ypnjU (rig mwNniv a tJ
TTif; Qn;ia o-.h i noiv and low score prize went called the Domesday Book: ifood freezer Ian
Friday . In Raleigh ' '"
I ' Mr. and Mrs. Ike. Perry ' and
Mr." and Mrs. E. C. Woodard at
tended the Atlantic Coast bas
ketball tournament in Raleigh
Friday night.
I Dliy CLEANING AT
I ITS FINEST!
SHIRTS THE WAY
YOU LIKE THEM!
Complete Laundry and
Dry Cleaning Service
ricks
Laundry & Cleaners
PHONE 2148
Edenton, N. C.
From Campbell
Sunny Mathews from Camp
bell College, spent the week
end with his parents.
Visiting Here
:.' Miss Frankful Volns of Mar
tha's Vineyard Island, Mass., is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. George
Pierce. Miss Volns was accom- J
pamcd here by Mr. and Mrs.!
Paul Bangs from Martha's Vine-
yard Island who spent the day.
enrouto to Florida.
i Moved To Hertford
v The Rev. and Mrs. Norman
i B. Harris and son moved the
latter part of the week from
Madison into the Baptist par
sonage on Grubb Street.
Weak-end At Gaiesville
Week-end In Elisabeth City
t Mrs. Harrv Broughton and
J Mrs. Maude H. Powell spent, the
pnrl in Elizabeth Citv with
Mrs. Olivia Hobbs spent ;'.the relatives! '
week-end' at Gatesville' w'lih'her, .' v .
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. Sunda In Raleigh
and Mrs. Koy Hayes. ... . Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Lane
pent Sunday in Raleigh where
Attend Funeral . . . ;
Out-of-town relatives alt ijhd-'
ing the funeral of Mrs. Esther
Owens' Aibertson ycett.1i Mr. andi
Mrs. Leslie Sanderlin" of Shi
loh; Mr., and Mrs. Apollos Owens
of Elizabeth Citv;' Melvin' G.
Owens, Jr.. of High Point, and
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Waldorf
of Norfolk, Va. -
From Norfolk
Mrs. Frazier Miller and son
cf Norfolk, Va., spent last week
with Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Goodman.
they visited Mr. Lanes fattier,
who is in a hospital there.
Returned FrorauHospital
; Mrs. Berry Coleman returned
from the Chowan Hospital, at
Edenton. on Saturday to her
home after spending a week
there for treatment.
Attended Funeral
Mrs.
Evelya Ann Elliott spent sev
eral days last week at White
ville and at .ended the funeral
of Mary Anne Gore -, o;i Wed
nesday. '.. She was the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ai Gore
and the niece of Mrs. Spivey.
BIRTHDAY DINNER :
Mrs. Elmer . Banks of. 4 New
Hope' celebrated her t5ih birth
day on Sunday,..March-,6, at a
to Mrs. Tucker. Refreshments .
were served by the hostess.
BRIDGE LLUD MLtia 4
Mrs. C. A. Davenport enter-j
tained her bridge club Friday!
night at her home cn Front
Strereet. Those playing wtre
Mesdames Trim Wilson, H. A.
wmtiov r. R. Holmes. S. P.
iessup. J. H. Newbold, J. R.j
futrell, Miss Louise Chalk and
ITiss Ruth Schroeder. .The high
dinner party in fyer home. Those! :core priZe went to Mrs. Wil
present were Mr.v ands'Mrs. G.Jon gweet .course was ser-
U -Turner, Mr. Jncj Mrs. wu-; i j ,
lothes dryw,
iit tond;
European cines nepv io uic,,ng . . . ana tne nwmoer 01 cars-, cere thanks and appreciati
Dare iacis wnen mey utgau iu in fhp fam v Barue(,
'aJ;; , ,- :MD OF THANKji
iilion-Y ' We eicpre'sV oi
count their population in the
1400's and 1500's. The first such
lianv fDoyle, Mr "jd Mrs. Du
ant if orenana, Mrs.; nanfia ioo
e and family of Elizabeth jCi
Mr. ,andt MrsfSheaon ; S,unp&-
ana- iiamaiv 'mr-i snawooro, jv
and Mrsi Calvin Banks a
family of 'Cherry Point, Mr., and
Mrs. Walter . Saunders and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Barber of Hertford.,.
ROOK CLUB MEETS
Mrs. Archie T. Lane, Sr- was
hostess to her Rook Club. Thurs
day night at her home near
Hertford. Those playing were
Mesdames G. R. Tucker, R. M.
Fowler. Charles Whedbee. J. E.
Morris, Harry . Hollowell, Julian! followers
White, Carlton Cannon and Miss
Ruby White. The high score
prize was awarded Mrs. White,
Census Proving
More Personal
! The census taktr is getting
more personal all the time.
The ancient Romans simply
counted noses, and . property,
chiefly for the purpose of tax
ation, according to World Book
William tnc Conqueror com
piled a little more information
on who-owned-what when he
decided to spread some payola,
in the form of land, among his
at the expense of
the nobility. When his officials
finished, adding up the English
people and their possessions, in
count was taken in Nuremburg, I dePends
. Three hundred years later
Sweden compiled the f'st na
tional census, based on parish
records.
In 1790 the fledgluig- U. ' S.
government sent out 17 ; ihar-l
shals and ft few hundred' assist- !
ants to count the papulation' in'
order to provide a basis for tax' J
ing the states and to determine
the number ' of representatives
they would have in Congress.00' j
The first great invasion of pri
vacy occurrea m ibou, wnen
census takers began to : write
down the names of all people
in the country. They also classi
fied the population according to
age, sex, race and place of birth.
Soon the "enumerators" were
poking their noses into such
matters as occupation, education,
income, marital . status and the
fertility of women. In 1950 thev
wanted to know ' about VO'ir
plumbing.
This year they're goinir to find
out whether you're really keep
ing up with the Joneses. A
sample of the population will be
asked whether they own a wash-
r 811-?.
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1 cur friends and relatives fortiie
, T" Z . , ... I kindnesses shown fit- tn1 artth! .
The happiness of married. Me i "TV" t
upon making small '.,h Qwtns Albertson, includmg
sacrifices wnn readiness andj ,e flowers and deeds of the'
cheerfulness. Swindell Funeral . Home. 1 '
'.i" John Stlden. ' ' The Owens Families""
FINAL CLEARANCE
of remaining: stock of winter merchan
dise ; . i Look at these low, low prices .-. .
come in and save r now! , ,
. $20.00
$10.00 and $20.00
. $ 2.00
RernainiiiK Winter Coats
' Winter Suits . .
TOW ON SALE ALL WINTER
Pajamas and Gowns
MIXED ASSORTMENT OF
Ladies' Dresses, your choice $ 3.00
Come See . . . Come Save At ,;
WOODLAND DRESS SIIOPPE
PHONE 2831
' IJETFORD, N. C.
BRING A FRIEND
L2 Foi' the Price of 1
Ambrosia sundae
(TREAT FOR A KING)
ift i!i jn .;
r-ror
LANDING SODA SHOP,
Thursday Through Sunday
Come air Get 'Em
Shop In Friendly Hertford
3
Week-end At Camp Lejeune
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kanoy,
Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
White spent the week-end at
Camo Lejeune where they visit
ed Major and Mrs. Eddie Pear
son and Sgt. and Mrs. Jim Mar
lowe. .. ' ..
Fjom Raleigh
Jack Broughton, a student at
State College spent the week
end at his home.
Week-end Here
Mr. and Mrs. J. H., Towe, Jr.,
f$m CHaDeUHjll nd Mr. and
rrs. Cliff Towe 6f Greenville
spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. J. H.. Towe.
Ai Fort: Jackson -
"'William Edward (Billy) Umph
lett son of Mr. and Mrs. Free
man Umphlett of Route 3, Hert
ford-, is nresentlv assigned to
Company C, 2nd Bat. G. P., 119
Inf. U. S. Army Training Center
Rt Fort Jackson, South Carolina,
for six months basic combat
l training.
A man used to vicissitudes is
I not easily dejected.
y Samuel Johnson.
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MEETING OF BOARD
OF EQUALIZATION
AND REVIEW
The Board of County Commissioners of Per
quimans County will meet as the Board of Equal
ization and Review in the Court House on Mori- -
day, March 14, ISif atlO o'cloiM, fof-the
purpose of hearing ccniiilaintsiiiJ tlie equaliza
tion of property values, and said Board will ad
journ from day to day until this work is com
pleted.
Clerk To Th'd" Board, Perquimans County
5"''?
Li h
courtesy comes
-4 first during Colonials
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Anorfitr bio wuk 4t our Maneam ami Cttrlu Sat. . . . Our Manogtn
havt arranged tfitit r-a-yar ipxlalt la tm ya,neiMy on
vnything you buy. . . Cam in Colonial and "Ml our Manogtn
and Chnkt fat ht frltndlltif, moil courloow ttivlctj" rowa. ,
COLONIAL'S LOW PRICE! TENDER LEAN MEATY
pL?ES DODLni
R
Port!
TENDER, SMAU, tEAN II MEATY
whol
; ar
half
lb.
center cut pork chops
KUDEN'S ANUT CITY or BEAU'S 10-1 4 IB. AVO. WT.
country hams .
!.H3
leas . a . . 45'
.
thighs . . 49e
drumsticks"; 45l
breasts . . 59e
wings . -.31
backs & necks . V Wfc
fizzards . . . ..... u. 33-
i:
- 59
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potato salad
colt ilaw
macaroni salad
it .
Cy
29'
' OCEAN RE5H
Fresh Frozen While
Gulf Shrimp'..-. -lb. 59c (
5-lb. box $2.85
Jt
A KEAL BREAKFAST TREAT f ARM (RAND PURE
pork sausage ... 2 59'
A COMKfTf VAMETT Of
SPECIALS
colonial sto7eT
tOOIHI'S IIIMITt TAMIIY Ml KO.
breaded shrimp
GROUND FRESH DAILY IEAN
2 " 99"
aonoN's Mucious cookio
perch fillets.
47'
ground beef .3ipiKu!.. S3C
3-0 starch ...
3-D bleach . . ,
special brooms .
bo-peep ammonia
saniflush . . .
Ml MK MM.
Umit ONE 5 lb. Bag, with S purchu. i
PIUSBURV ... v .
ompm
; - s
Limit ONE Qt BotH with S purchat. or mora
I Brand n ft
FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS -
MUI SII HOZIN CMICK1N, IVBCfT m
beef pies .. 469'
noaiDA ooio oiin
orange juice 4 69'
CIUO WlAffW MM OOIIM
dish clothes . . ncs. of it 98'
r Imral Mf. Ikh Utr f.
vise
potato chips
V'33
.. 3
FANCY "NEW OLOf" RED BUSS
,". 17c
15
i t 29
1
a 25
2.0 -.27,
aero wax . . 35
oven cleaner(iT oit) (0
clamp mop handles . 31
pot cleaner t,icAMm kati) , ... 25c
dalux mopioTTONouKM) - 79
sos pads, . ...
rubber tcrubbe , . .
kstoil . , . . .
lettoil ...
texize cfeaner . '. , ':
textze cine oil '
lxy . :. 'IT 37
texize Jileach: . . ,
kleenette brooms
19
Ml.
Itr
GARDEN FRESH LARGE FIRM VINE RIPENED
11J
A U1 FAMILY TAT IAIOI FANCY
lb.
19
. MAM OF stunr .
AlVANIZtO MHAi
20 GALLON
S:rbz;s ass
S '1.99
USE COLONIAL'S CONVENIENT:
,.GEMCO RtMINGTdN ROCKET
U ROTARY 1AWN MQWER
J4-INCH 3 H.f. . I
l Ci-V L i i. AutoMkne air.
cgIo
cat food 6 "IT 85c
dog food 6 gScH cggs
roasted peanuts
WKt IWHT FANCY VIIOINIA
red ycrk apples
SAVE 10'
.3
lbs.
na of ma hot oiadi -a-
r -If ,
wicem. srnt
hanou cofnaou -
4CXCH...MO O..Af MIXMO .
OUAIANTiiO HI". OKK
bah at AaiNG - TaAcroa nan
. MM MOOT MM Ott.il OfSCHAaofl
. M.OATINO CMaOMF LAT HANOU
1 AOJUSTAai CUTTH40 MIOHTI
ITtH VACUUM UFY OlAM
omar whhu Foa laiMMma
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gmm
7! OAROM PttSJ TtNOH IWHT
41 ' 2''
10O?F -
tha purchaia of ONE QUART
BON-AMI CLEANSER
rFancy "Garden Fresh"
i
. Void ltw
!. Mveli II. mo
HMIM lm COUPON AI CWOKIAl Jl
rjeen peas
FANCY OOIMN MIARf
csccrole . .
OOJCIOUI IN tAlAM FANCY
icnciYO . .
o .
OUR PRIDE .
' LARGE
SANDWICH
c:.r.D
v 25'
a -o tatmr aumun irooiri--rmi i aa an two ffowiimi.
stcriinn ecu . .
IASV IO HWPmM 4T. B.MO
tcrling celt
mined vzz
CHICKUt OF 1MI UA UOMl Ml At
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