3 rv
yden from - Lsncas
, spent the week-end
i t arents, Mr. and Mrs.
lit. ad tLs. Hay McCoy of
Norfolk spent fundajr as guests
of . Mr. and Mrs. Joe Caravello.
! Fins lUlciflh
Mr. and Mrs.. Lindsay Reed
and son. Gray of Raleigh spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs,
Dt F. Reed, Sr. i They were ac
companied home; by1 their son,
who had spent the
7 Korfollt, .
i .J Mrs.' D. A. Carver -!
moved from Hertford, In GrwnviU
'Va, ,
Returned Horn
Mrs. J. E. Morris returned to
her home Friday from Peters-, Lindsay ,
burg, Va., where she had been' week with his grandparents.
visiting her ' son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George
Clark.
4-H i:sws.
Mrs. J. E. Jones is visiting
relatives in Greenville. ,
1 Uara
... .' v. . T-il. I ru Vt.lA
t wmie. . jr. oi jnihumjm
ent the week-end with - Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Jernigan
i Mrs.' Julian White. He and daughter, Myra Jane and
eccompanied home Sunday
.s. White and daughter who
sent the week here.
' y Gueiti
.;.ting Mrs. T; W. Nixon on J
Mrs. Estelle Fentress of Bayside,
Va, spent Sunday with friends
in Hertford.
Returned Home
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Hill and
iy were iwr." ana- irs. lamny ui unamiuuti otrvn
Tixon and daughter, Kathy,1 Sunday in Hertford and was ac
and Mrs. Preston Nixon and 1 companied here by Mrs. George
Sunday At Hokoa
Mrs, J. D. Coston spent Sun
day at Hookerton with relatives.
daughters, ' Miss Betty Sy
Miss Jackie Symons and
S Symonsv ;
5c-mJ Her - ,. v
;r. and Mrs. is. u mcuwean
Fields, Sr., who has been visit
ing them.
Week-end In Charlotte
.' Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Fields at
tended the Duke-State football
New t Bern spent ' the week-1 game on Saturday and spent the
I with their daughter' Miss weeK-ena in ;unarioue wim jr.
j Grey; Mcllwean. ,
! -
turned Home il
The Rev. and Mrs. E. F. Mose
' spent several days last week
Ih the Rv. and Mrs.1 Ken-
.h Crumpton at Charlottes
J and Mrs. : Edgar Fields, Jr.
le, Va.,
From Orange .'
Mrs. Dorothy Smith of Orange,
Va:, spent ; the week-end with
her mother and sister. Mrs. C. H,
toward and Mrs. Georgia Rob-
0
J-flr. and Mrs." ttlchard FuTErell r)!4fisrfu(iV;icki,,)ohnson ,, from
Meredith
$ Tarboro spent the week-end
Hertford and visited Mrs. J.
Futrell at the Albemarle Hos-
'eek-end GomIs
:Mr. and Mrs. John Young
ttood of Tarboro spCnt the
veelc-end with Mr. and Mrs. J.
it Towe.
t
z jnne Towe spent Monday , in,
I lichmond, Va. , ;
Mkude . Slanidhard spent
sfveral days this, week with
Mrs. T. S. White' kt hel home
niar.Hartard.
Meredith College in Raleigh,
spent the week-end with heri
parents, : Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Johnson. . v! '
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Week-end At Winston-Salem
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Madre
spent the week-end at Winston
Salem visiting their son, Edward
Lee Madre.
I t t Ml I i . I T i A. 1 I L
JMr.Jjttdl W Warner - Madre
Yasiled their son, Warner Lee
it Wake' Fdresi College in Wui
stonjSalom this ( week-end
U I !' j!' ,r'
In FhilafllphUI, il i, H
Mrs. J. H. Bagley is spending
Several "days this Week with Mr.
and Mrs-. Earl , Young in Phila
delphia, Pa.
Attended Game '
George Fields, Pete Thompson,
Richard Bryant, Don ' Norman
and " Jack - Brinn attended the
Duke-State' game on Saturday.,
. SURPRISE PARTY
A surprise going away party
was given in honor of William
Moore by ; Mr. and Mrs. W. P.
Lane, before his departure to
Edinburgh, Scotland.
Gifts . .were : opened and ac
knowledged by the honoree.
Games' were played with prizes
going to Mrs. Raymond Lassiter,
Mrs. William Stallings and Mrs,
Sidney Copeland.
Delicious refreshments were
enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Stallings, Mr. and Mrs. Wilt
liam Moore and ' two children,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond; Lassiter,
Mr. 'and Mrs. Sidney : C6pelandj
Mr. and Mrsf J. B. Perry, Mr,
and Mrs. E. Y.' Berry and Wayne
SUUings.- "
William Moore is -married to
the former Edna Ruth Lane. :';
' CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Mr.' and Mfs. George Fields
entertairied-: Saturday afternoon
at' a party in honor of their son,
Brad, who celebrated his 7th
birthday. The Halloween motif
was used in decorations. Ice
cream" and cake was served to
the 23 guests present.
: FLOATING SHOWER
(Miss Lois Ann - Hurdle was
guest of honor at . a floating
shower, ' given by : friends and
relatives Tuesday night at the
Wnf all . Community Buildmp.
The .'touJldirig i'whsl decoratejl
throughout with pink chrysan-'
themums 1 and lighted tapers in
crvstal . holders, it Miss, Hurdle
Was 'presented 4 corsage of
Refreshments of punch, wed
ding ices,'- nuts and mints wefe
served to the 60 guests, who call
ed during the evening.
The Winfall 5th, grade held its
second " meeting : 'on vctober 17
with ' Jarvis ; Miller presiding.
Brenda Baccus presented the de
votional, and the. program in
which the,follo.wing people took
part: " . , i -' '
Elizabeth ivey, Queen of Har
vest i Home; . Louise Ivey, Am
erica ; Mike Bunch, ' Country
Gentleman; Farmerettes, 'Cindy
Winslow and' Jarvis Miller, Wil
liam - Rowland,- Brenda . Baccus,
Sheila Morse, jftichard." White,
Douglas i Grant and Kathryn-
Langley.
The 7th Grade 4-H Club meet-
ing of the Perquimans County
Central Grammar , School was
held October- 3 . at the , Perquim-
ans-County Grammar. School.
v The president,; t Grant .Chap-
pell j called the: meeting to. order.
The group , alf stood and recited
the. Pledgeof. Allegiance to .the
flag 'and the'4H Pledge.
Evelyn s Trueblood was in
charge of our, devotional and .the
group ' all prayed "the" Lord's
Prayer. Shirley Lillyirthe sec
retary,- read; the- minutes, of the
last, meeting -and they were ap
proved. The "'meeting was then
turned over ; to the program
chairman j for - a ' -delightful, pro
gram entitled "To. Tel the
Truth." The group then sepa-
agents., , . ,
i F.ichard "Bryant talked to the
boys, .about Selecting prefects.
Is" " s Mcllwean ( .talked to the
g':. ls' and ' both handed out se
lection cards to fill out. ,: The
meeting was then adjourned by
the .president -
.. BURGESS CLUB MEETS '
. The Burgees Rome Demon
stration Ckib met Wednesday
night 'with Mrs. J. ,B. Basnight,
The meeting . was. opened by
singing "Carry Me Back to Old
Virginny." . V "
The hostess -gave,w the devo
tional, "u
Final plans for Achievement
Day and Christmas open house
were discussed. . '"' ' ,(
In the absence of the agent,
Mrs, J. B. Basnight gave , dem-;
onstratjon-on Good' Citizenship;
The meeting ciosea ' wim ; me
Collect. f - . -t .
Mrs. & T. Harreu. was r winner
invthe berry , contest. -
The hostess 'served 'mints.'.nuts,
ice cream and cake.; 1 ...
EST
,.- n.ty ,
vc-of.te
The -Wy i nfo; i - (
4 H Ckb r..ut Ww"
tober .25, at the ho
leader, Mrs.1 Varner I ,T"e wi 'i
100; in attendance. Oi.e. new
member, Funk Ward, Zi- was
welcomed. ,
. President 'Nancy Elliott called
the meeting to order; The 4-H
Pledge was repeated in unison.
'' After roll call end minutes of
the last meeting were - read by
Johnny DanchiSe,-. EharuA .Bun
dy, program chairman, -r-xi the
13th chapter, of I Gorir ' .ss, v
. Mrs. ladre : gave an interest
ing demonstration on "Cnes.'
During the social hour recrea
tion was led by ' Cheryl Cope-
land ' and ' Audrey Joe Ayscue
and ihe,lea4e" served delicious
Miss Ka' e I anchard
IDC3 CLUB of the prize for: top score. . .
- , (swtiet-eoursifwa8 servecf by -he-
was '. hostess. . .. - ." . : ;t.
hostess on Tuesday night to her
bridge club. , (
Those playing "were Mesdames
W. G- Wright, D. G. Koonce,
Thomas Sumner,. Char lesi Whed
bee, ,Don Normen, Nathan Relfe,
V;,N. Dardea ind Miss Uuby
White'.- - Mrs. Darden was winr.tr
j- .... .. ffi . ' i..- ) i. ',;, ,:;;,
Jurt Right 1 ,
, What's your fcivorite .lustrat
tl paper, I77y? , - . ' -'
Izzy -The,f i) bill h m$ c!ioice,J ,
It's bg en' jgh, to buy some :
thing worth w-Je and it.S-isn't .so),
big that n' will .nge 1Z.
4 ; SERVICES PLANNED 'J ,
Homecoming DaV "will be db
served at .Clatia''Bapt!lst,'Church
, 'JCISCLSTO -T,
ThePeJla. Shamburr;'r.;Cir?lti
of .the - First .Methodist Xhurch
.wilf meet ; Monday -night-. mH&
"vember'e, at the honied of Mrs:
Archie ..T." Lane, ;Sr.,.vfith .Mrs.
Harry Hollowell ""as vco-hosteas.,
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CLASS PLANS SUPPER ; "
The Friendly. Bible,. Class, .of
at ,Ne w Hope Sjindayi : Novent:f New Hope Methodist , Church : Is J
ber ',5, at 2 :00 P. M ' The guest sponsoring- a1 turkey. supper'tSaU ,
speakeiis will bev the' Rev;' .W.,.H.i .urday nightNvemtep t'ythj
Trotman of Elizabeth Cityj'T. G., New) vHope Community;' House
Hoffler of Washington,- D.iC.V from 50 P.5M;fto 8. 'If Pro
and" Dr. W. M. Hoffler .'of Suf- ceeds will go Iter the -building
folk, Vai i , t fund of 'the, church.'' ' A '
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' , ft SHOWS SATURDAY 3:30.6:00-? P. M. ; J2
: . jilarlon Brando and Karl Maiden -
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SHOWS SUNDAY 2:00-4:10-9:15 P. M.
SHOWS MONDAY 7:00-9:10 P. M.:
!. William Holden
vTI&YOriD OFSUZIE VOiT ;
Admission: Adults 50c Children 25c
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' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reed, and
family of Covington, Va., are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Corp. Reed
and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Newby.
Mrs. Willis Jessup was ad
mitted to the Norfolk General
Hospital this week for observa
tion and treatment
VisUing Parents
Mrsi Jj H. Towe, Jr. and son,
Joey left last week for Bronx
ville, N. Y., where they are
visiting Mrs. Towe's ' parents,
5r. and Mrs. W.:H. Llewellyn.
riroin Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Bussout
cf Norfolk, Va., spent the week-
nd with Mrs. C. B. Stallings.
rrcm Gamer
Craton Stephens of Garner j
oent Sunday with his sister,
"rs. Tom Skipsey.
.ra Raleigh
William E. White of Raleigh
?nt several days this week
:.h his mother, Mrs. W. W.
l.ite and visited his father at
Memorial Home while here.
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fOR DONE
TO A TURN..
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OF INSTALLMENT STOCK
!lGoesQnSdoNov.44hi
j , Dated November 4, 1961, each share of j
:: cvCv af npn'a npr week will mature at; X
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ilOO in 346 weeks at the prefeenf rate of
i earninsrs. This is m excess oi iour per, t
I cent simple interest on your savings
v See us today and make arrangements j
tn carrv as many shares as you can . v v'l
There is no limit as to the number of i
i shares an individual may purchase.
HERTFORD SAVINGS &
LOAN ASSOCIATION
s A. W. Hefren, presidsnt
Ulax Campbell, Eccrctary
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