c, :
"a;, r.u::ord Co?elan4. Linda Lou LUioii
: ve been quite busy York and Washington, were giv
ui.aas High School' "l-"C &ei.f -TimA ' tertHiclkftrt tot
. f . r : Ithe upcoming trip. On Sunday,
iui Jay; j Man L April W they will; leave t ':00
-;IA girls etotig with Mi
. Conner and their advisor,
Trances Newby, traveled to,
V to,, attend the attnual
rnA onveWionk held fli
raocial Auditorium. ' Spe
L -est' ft ,the 1 day was Dr.
i G, Albanese whose talk,,
e is''a Place for You, in
Ecomics," was most in-
sg "to everyone... be vera i
A. and arrive m Washing
ton at '.lunchtime. There they
will see Mount Vernon, National
AirportU ' .AHington Cemetery,
Change Guard t ihe Tomb
of the 'Unknown Soldier, Lee's
Mahsioii,' i 'Amphitheatre, Statue
of Iwo ima,, Lincoln Memorial,
The Reflecting Pool and Jeffer
son Memorial. The next morn
ing while Vstili ; in Washington,
ikits on the "Ob ectives" i mey wm wur inc iu x
' . . , llrinttn! And RnirraV nff. Wash-
Sncn IOUf yeare were-; - : , .
.tedtl- by different , FMA
.,o.Ti " One of the interesting
.eights of the evening was
e i greetings from the" Future
-tiers State President, Nor
. Tolson. ' Installation of the
9-61 FHA .(officers and ad-
ors was carried out with our
n advisor,' Miss Newby, se
: ted for the District I ad-
or, ,
Chemistry students participate
t j in the annual chemistry con
1 t for high schools which was
s nsored by the Extension Di
v tiori of the University of North
irieton Monument, White House,
Blair House',' F.B.I. Building and
the Nation's Capitol. After,
lunch they will leave Washing
ton and arrive in New , York
after supper. , , '
On Tuesday,' the Seniors will,
have an all-day tour of 'new
York City. , That night, they
will go to" Radio City Music
Hall to enjoy a feature movie
and a fabulous stage production
featuring the "Rockettes."
Wednesday includes a tour of
Hyde : Park, -Roosevelt's Home,
Vanderbilt's : Mansion, Point
Lookout and West Point. The
Uorflt-t , a
mihistof . .;, wt . town I ally;
The Chine j V , y cf Li , by
Li Yutaner. scholar and writer.
The fcio.;;:.y of Qaeeh tlary
Its I"i x
x
! Cuhgressi...
visited m
t nail Brother: I just, satf
. 1 ..Jl , r W &aS 1 J S",ter- ' - 11 '
Ft vlmars v. cr:i
Young Man: Here. iKeetf
by Pope-Henncssy; is a memorial Thursday and Friday in , H" , ,
gift to the h'rary.. 1 . ' J - H support and votta in his tain- fxK v i - (
,, .. . ..m. ... . j,-.j! Rmatl IJrother: Here a dime
or xnose peopae wnose inter-iv'B" i"1 ic-crcvu vui.tn.j -- - -- .
est Is turning to gardening in' representing the first Oistiifrt.- j change. One Ijrice to aa
has recently received volumes 4, return to the county again . but, Z. . . .
o, o ana or inei new luustrat- , atucuuiv u vu-
pd, Gardening Encyclopedia. For trolled Iy the duties he thust
ichnrmph Tho liwii-U fTlnnJf nf Ul. SS4Slt0n aill U'.tM, IU.IOJJ04
'Fishing is new. tiports Illustrat-t session .ahd his return yisiU will
ed- Book of Outdoors is another depertd., ..W , Uohgfessiohai
noteworthy addition. " 1 schedule. -
C rolina. Special selection was j class has tickets to 'T ve pot A
Thursday's tour is of the UN
Building, Rockefeller Center and
other .points of interest.
Friday is the tfay of depart
ure an the end of an exciting
t mine who would enter the
i htest ; The top ranking stu-
t hts in French II who will
1 rticipate are Carolyn White,
1 litherine Sawyer. Betsy Stall-
ics, and L.M.Lou Elliott. for pens SeViiors.
1 Jench I students .are Ronnie Those making 1 the trip are
-iyce, uiane noiiow m.u Salle , Ruth jones,
j lyius Menaren. saatn s'lslDorothy Ann Morse, . Dianne
hi participate iti the Watne-JDivtrSf vPat Rogerson, Lenna
iLjiUcs contest. ;umphlett, Clay Stokes, JoAnn
k c -....J White, Clara Small, Joan Faye
several win.. Proctor, Sarah Ward, Judy Nix-
,ted the school wctotry. V,on Mary Lee Otenn,-Linda Lou
wbuow is now 5 Ellfcttv Helen 7 Ward, Carolyn
burg College; Billy ChappeU is
servmg ih the Air Force and ine Tmmy 0
I,is Ann : Hurdle is a student
at Louise Ohici Hospital School
of Nursing. ' ' f
Jimmy Sullivan-, WHtts Williams,
Preston Wihslow, : Johnny " By-
rum, Tommy Tilley, . Jimmy
At last,., the order has been'. jtA wu, Rpn
placed for Senior mvitatlohs for, GiW)s CTaudfr Robert
commencemeTit s The number p.' ,Riford Copeland, Tom
ordered was 3200 which is the- Lahe, '.C.-D. White, Cariton
i.uB u.u hi uK uw.7 "Boycft ana Ronnie Stallings.
tne scnooi. j ,. j The chaperones for the trip
April 3-9 is National, Library, - - - i "'
Mrs..laude WyUams.
WALTER JONES RALLY Peopl. jaanmed the Pitt Couhiy C6u House-in Oreehville "for th
vPiti County rally for Walirfr B. Jon. icaadidatt for Congraet , ftom North Carolina's Firgf Con-
gretsional District Thar was Handing room ehlt for Jones' addrew which was followed by
an opm house at ihe caivdldaifi camptttign headquarters In CfereTiUe.. In addition lo hun
dreds of Pitt Countians. approximately V iu peopw irom omit counuet oz inv nairai.wmwB
the rally. . , .- , : . . :. -.-:- , .: , ... ;--,:.it.J'?r': : :'. 'il::: i.
it e csln unlock most , of thel and well known as the creator,
doors' to 4he unimaginable beau- of , Pogo, the, comic strip charae
life
County Li
Observes Nations!
M April 3-8
"In these days when more of
us run than read, and , when
what we know exceeds what we
understand, let me urge a return
to the book.
"The book remains that small
handy instrument called a key.
We can all carry it and with
ties that tlie somewhere "beyttnd
the TV -siit. to the east of ihe
movies an ij to the west ihe
moonshine that flows from , too
many -media f communications.
"Best of fell? the book is hot
a fleeting fWcy. It is steady.'
It remains ready for reference,
for reassurance, and paradoxical
ly for the conifort ef companiori
ship as well s the luxury 6i
solitude-: I an for it." ; j
This quotation is a fitting tri
bute to books i by Walt Kelly,,
speaker in the National Library
Week observance in Greensboro
ter.:-' ? ''A. -i'V; . . i
.The Perquimans County Li-!
brary has a-- selection 'of new)
books that jmay well, befit the
observance of National Library
Week, April 3-9. A partial list
includes The Great'.-. Quotations,
compiled by Seldes; This is not
similar to the familiar Bartlett's
Quotations, but has - been de
scribed as a collection of Inan's
best thinking"; Ancient Juda
ism ahd the New Testahient, is
by the Rev. Frederick Grant,
one of the foremost present-day
theologians; Always The Ten
W ii m m
o
or-.
ATv Handcock Seed PetinUt Shelter has
been connipietely rebuilt , and; i ih first
class ' mechanical condition.' . ,;
WE ARB NOW READY TO START
SHELLING SEED SfciNUTS! ,
We will have for sale all types of Seed
Peanuts at competitive prices. ; ; V
We have also been appointed, as local
agent for Dixie Fertilizer Company, -
, ' - -".' !'' . ' -
Yoti Know Jbifb1 Iliindcock Shelter
You Know There Is None Belter!
LQUIS CMAPPELL
- f OPERATOR
PHONE HERTFORD 5821
,,:" ,.!, '.'it
Wednesday, ThuHday fcnd -
Friday!, 'April i-7-l .. V.
.;tSal;'eol;m1t Dili,' ,
aA Susan kthher In J
.- ';.--,':,-,, ,i ' , ;i;
- j". BTCHIT :
Saturday. April - t
- niotmtk'i'fcATtiBE
' - 5 -
. WiUard. Parker in .
, '.'THE hHvit i'tttxtr '
" Klrk PoUtas in ; j
' ' tJLYSsES, . L
Tihalrur '
S;'"v,':i.'V;;i'f';',,,'-'15,'.;i',' 2
Sunday, Monday, fTuetday and
Wadnesday, April 101M2U
'n.yp'j, ': :i'h 'jyt ' '"H!- ufe- i!
Tony Cteifab Cary Grant oaa
O'Brien and bin MafrlU in'
"OPEHATIO PETTICOAT"JJ
' .Week and is being observed iii"
- our library with posters, .book-
- mai'ks and a display on a maga-J ; - ,
... . . I " HVid.iv'a assMnWv nrorrram in-
, zine article dealing with read- , : ,. ' . . . ,
r-in,v ' tludes awarding -of . Student
agers." This was supplemented
with the books Gone With The
Wind,- Life With Father, and
other famous books.. Slogans for
the week are "Wake Up And
Read" and "Open Wonderful
New Worlds".
The Service Club is planning
to paint the front of the stage
for commencement. May 11 is
the date set for the social that
the club holds each year.
NThe PTA of our ' school met
Thursday night with Miss Ruth
Jewell of Raleigh speaking on
the subject "Automobiles ahd
Adolescents." - '
On Monday of this week, the
Seniors who are going to New
Council letters to those who
have , enough points from having
engaged in various activities.
Those to receive letters are:
Pauline Paccus, Joan Proctor,
Raiford Copeland, Carroll Mc
Donnell, Linda Lou Elliott, Carl
Skihnefc- Carolyn White and
Linda Bass. :''
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COPELAND VflTMDHAWS
J. William Copeland of Mur-
" .
nounced his intpntirms tn apple
a third term in the State Sen
ate, said Monday that he will
not file" as a candidate in the
May 28 primary, thus whserv
ing -. the "gentleman's agree
ment'.', observed in this district
calling for a Senator to leek
ohly. twe consecutive terms.
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. -..-.I. Mi.iiinyMiii iiijiihii mwajmimini .iMH'H...a,. , wni.n.j...miwi i'ili).ii.iiiwit!'!-''-?ggwta 1 " '" ' n hi i i ' i'"1" 'Vm'- -.i.-V ;','., ' '-:
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Few slate irt as weH tUip(ptiJ to promote hi serve
the cause of scientific agriculture as North Carolina.
- From such tax-supported institutions N. C. State v
Colege of Agriculture com manyof the new farmings
? techniques,, irtw . machines, hiw.crop Varieties and
other developments that are being adopted by bur
farmers as the meant to a high standard of JiVihg on
the farm. , , - ,
Another cause being promoted in the best interest of
all North Carolina citizens is the ("legal control'
system for the sale of beer and ate, which has heeft
vdojpte4 by most of our progressive communities.
;; : North Carolina Division '" -
UXITSD STATtS BREWERS roUNDATlOS. WC.
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iiiybii can't Iliad just wltat jmtmlt 'Jrittdfi&d ! iLOtdfy.
Ecster7 lead. why Norfollc is the best .-ph& to gd!
th4rV li widfcr Jtlettioft Norfolk' atiraaivt Worfci. There re tftore thth 200 iffarel itcfti iOOO
retail tstabliihmenw all offering a variety that will enable you to End exactly what you want.
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Pricei in Norfolk itorei are iown-to-earth! Larttr tolutee alid rulck fcirhbver ei:tn 1::$ tttArid t-J '. . . . ' r
; lowei fricei. The talu? you ttGeiv ii hish the Fri: y;u py, ecc."!: r ' -. N - - j
" IMMH-' JJUi(W.;'i'3MH r:' v'r;'"';;-.;: -V" ' ' "
i All over town youlUOTcr the latest in S&rinjfashiorA Re- l:r,z!:vr., -f'-mr ' i, ... . . t, ,
4
make it real fcleaturj to ihob ih Norfolk.
in-
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-the httttibftr of fcohver.!:ht parking tUtfc ihcret::i evefy .Tu 3 ii
days and even mere f c:!dr.j spacei are available
N 1
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Regularly acheduled Vrdways busti r.I:t it f z:z'.lU Ict you to Uavi fcr Vzi.-.i r, i r
hopin and return t::;:l the afumtcn. ,v 1 ' , '
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