. ths rEr.Qun.iAT3 vrrrsLT. kstfcrd. r
ouzk Friday, crcr n ii.
:;;i-7inslow Wedding At
Jp River Friends Qiurch Sun.
Up River. Friends Church at
, Colvidere was the setting Sun
'dai afternoon for the marriage
of Miss Jola Jane Winslow and
.Gordon Keith , Abbott, Jr.
' The. bride is the daughter of
4 Mr., and Mrs. Alvin Luther
Winslow of Be videre. - Die
J bridegroom is- the fson of Mr.
v nnii v Mrs Atilutlft " i9 Pivlrv
,, Mount. , . ,
..fi The Rev. v Oival Dillon per-
;" formed the ' double ring ceie-
.' en and candlelight. The Rev.
Mr: Dillon sany "O Promise Me"
and'The Wedding Piaycr." He
- was accompanied by Mrs. iDillon.
. The bride, civen in niiimnirn
. by her father, wrc a--princess
gown of bridal satin fashioned
with sabrina neckline re-cm-
broidercd in Alencon lace, long
tapering sleeves endirtg ; in
points 'over the hands .and bouf-
' fant' skirt -with chapel length
train, Her fingertip veil of il-
.crown of pearls. She earned a
prayerbook topped with a white
. orchid.
Miss Rachel Winslow, sister
of the bride, was maid of honor. :
She wore a red velveteen dress
designed with a cowl neckline,
three-quarter length sleeves and
full skirt.' She carried a bou
quet ' of jjoinsettias. v ""'V ".
- Miss Gwen Eure of Eure and
Mrs...;.. Dauel Tharrington of
HamptonJ Va., sister of , the
bridegroojra, were bridesmaids.
They vfrore gowns and carried
flowers identical to those of the
honor attendant . I
The father of the bridegroom
was best man. : Ushers were El
oert Tharrington of Hampton,
John Surdgess of Rocky Mpunt,
Virgil Winslow of Hampton,
cousin of the bride, and Paul
Wethcrington, Jr., of New Bern.
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Winslow wore a red crepe
sheath dress with matching ee
cessories and a corsage of wtiiW
pom voms. The mother of the
bridegroom wore a turquoise
French crepe dress with lace
medallion appliques, . matching
accessories and a : corsage of
white pom poms.
For traveling the bride chang
ed to a beige wool, dress, skin
shoes ' and bag and the orchid
mlleyl pint J
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will show you why
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; i " Behind the gleaming, porcelain
I it caoinet yuu u una m jniuim
I inner unit that makes super
big blower wheel that drive
the air through a battery of
inner heat tubes that set right ,
in the heart of the fire Sieglef
doesn't wait for the heat to .
n. come out . itgoet right in after
: it, then forces it over your floor!
Come in and tee for yourself
why Siegler Outheatt-Outloitt all
othersl ' v
, ONLY SIEGLKH GIVES TOU MORS AND
' HOTTER BEAT OVER TOUR FLOORS
IkrtfGrd llsrihyare & Sidy, !:c.
PHONE 2131 i'-' HERTFORD. ,
lifted from her prayerbook. -
xTh bride attended Chowan
College and Atlantic Christian,
.College. I She is teaching in the
second grade' at , West . Havelock
Elementary School. ' ,
The bridegroom attended Cho
wan College and is associated
with the mechanical department
of the Surf Journal at New
Bern. v - ;
HONORED AT DINNER
" Miss Hu Via Wood entertained
at a st'calc tiin'ner at her home
on Grubb Street Saturday night
to compljih'ent '. Mr. and . Mrs..
Melvin G. Owens who will be
leaving ip January, to make their
home in Wrightsville, Georgia.
The. Wood home was attractive
ly decorated for the occasion.
-Miss' Wopd presented, them a
gift of linen and lace, which
she brought from Brussclls when
she and her sister,. Miss Eliza
beth Wood, toured some of the
European countries in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. . Paul; Vaughan
and children, Brad and Lynda
of Portsmouth, Va., spent last
Sunday with Miss Lena Symons
and her mother; Mrs. Irene Dor
sey. ' ' : .';;
Mr. and Mrs. Cary Quincy and
children, Ava and Perry of Bay
side, ' Va.1 spent Christmas day
with his parents.,
Miss Linda Lou Elliott of
Campbell College . is spending
the Christmas holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B.
Elliott. '
Mr. and Mrs. BiU Redmond
and daughter, Laura, spent last
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.
H, E. Ownlcr. v
. Mt. and" Mrs.1 M. C. Boyco, Jr.,
and M. C. Ill, of Brooklyn are
spending the holidays with 'his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
Boyce, Sr.
D. M. Towc of Washington,
D, C., spent the Christmas holi
days with his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Quin
ONIY AT THE ROSNA THEATRt IN NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
putoypu
in the
picture!
l Ten Performances
.Weekly v
5?CVo M" WX OFf ICt OPENS BAIlf
NWMtVI ' 10 A.M. v P.M. EXCEPT
MOM KnllOtll .,,M,j,M. M.
Nwl
FREE PARKING
YOU pilot Hit Uclj.
. copter Over
, Niiiiu rll r.if j-
f TOU i tni he
: . the Lonf blinl
' Choul Soc i l f
mim""Ihi Mt.'
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9 TOU rid the ondo
las in Vtmcc '' .
TOU an thert
till .(llhtrinr tl
the Scottish Cl.
TOU oilot the Ciner.
M kamera riant
down 4tet mi the
2ton and Gwi
Canyons and over
tur own MI
Rainier .
cy . ,
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Ownley
spent Thursday at Moyock. ?
The Rev. and i Mrs. David
Lewis and boys of Rose'mead
were guests of his mother, Mrs.
W. W. Lewis on Christmas day.
: Library News
The Perquimans County Li
brary opened for business as us
ual on .Wednesday after Christ
mas. Six new books had 'ar
rived and will be cataloged, and
ready for circulation immedi
ately. .v.; ,
iAmong the,' new books are
Btrh Free, the sWy of the most
remarkable Association between
human" beings and wild beast
over told. ; Also written by Joy
Adamson, : the' wife of a game
Warden in Kenya, Africa, Living
Free continues the story of Elsa
and her . family of ; lion ' cubs.
Both books ; have been on the
bcst-sollcr list for months.
I The Way of the Lantern, a
novel of the French Revolution,
is the current book-ofthc-month.
Goren's Hoyle is an encyclo
pedia of games including the
rules of 500 games of skill and
chance.
- Life Magazine's book of the
Desert and the American Herit
age for December conclude this
Week's list of books,
f The Library Will be closed on
New Year's Day - - y
Mrint4l- 2 p.m.,
Wodimdoy 11.25
Sal. and Son. $1.50 '
Evanlnoi laxccpt Sun.)
8:30 p.m.
Sunday 4 p.m.,
Man. Mini Sun SI. 85
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BlraoW WAatr ,
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... . : . 6 fear 9 aid
rfe t fOX grjiii aat .
Alt- . ; r ri; 'A : ,:t
& .'(,' v. v tl
Wilson, Jalphtl' Fike Sr. High,
and Ceorgef . Lindeman Wain
j wright Jr. of Wilson, Ralph L.
riKe, or. nign, wiison uouniy..
Thomas J., Pearsall of Rocky
Mount is chairman of the District
1 Committee. Committee mem
bers are Lorkner W. Midgett of
Elizabeth City, John. R. ' Jenkins
of Aulander, John C. Rodman of
Washington, Thomas J. White of
Kinston and Louis S. Ficklen of
Greenville.
' Each cf the , seven distriots
will- nominate six candidates
who.wilL be interviewed in Cha
pel Hill by the Central Schol
arship Committee along' with 28
nom&iees from the 14, private
schools on the Morchead Found
ation's selected list, . Those chos
en .as' scholarship candidates by
the central committee' av111 ;then
be finally Interviewed by the
! Board of Trustees, of the More-
head Foundation. . -; , t".
v Last yetir the trustees award
ed a total of 48 Morchead schol
arships. Morchead Scholars cur
rcntly irr residence at the Uni
versity of North Caiolina num
ber 143.
BPT;,!7 cl ca huH V
I wltt"likely continue upward, the,. adequate. i : v ,
rale of increase is expected to The above iniormation
be moderate and supplies of . piled -from a report I
good and services will be quite ' Carolina Extension Sen
.... JLllUL
b Towe ;Of f ers Better
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1961 OLDSMOBILE "88" 4-door
. Like newl
1960 FALCON 2-door sedmi
1960 CHEVROLET 4-door Belair
1960 FALCON 2-door . i ,
Extra clean; low mileage
1960 CHEVROLET 4-door Impala V-8
Automatic Transmission; radio 'and healor -
1959 SIMCA 4-door .
1958 CHEVROLET 4-door V-8
PowarGIide ' ' , v:
1957 CHRYSLER Windsor 4-dr. H.To
1957 PLYMOUTH 4-dr. sedan Belvedere
, 30,000 milea; extra clean!
1956 FORD 4-door 8 Cylinder
Radio and healM,
1956 CHRYSLER Windsor 4-door
"Extra cleanl : ' 1
1955 FORD 2-door Hardtop V-8
Overdrire; radio and healer '
1955 CHRYSLER 4-door
1953 BUICK Super 4-door sedan
1953 CHRYSLER New Yorker 4-door
1962 DODGE (new) Pickup
( Va TON! Vt BODY . .
1951 FORD yyTon Pidcup Truck; V-8 "
"WE BUY USED CARS AND WRECKS" ,
J FAMILY REUNION
5 The family of Mr. and Mrs.
Bon F, Lane met Sunday even
ing, December, 17, at the family
iome on Route two. The even
ing was enjoyed by a family
get-together, ' after which ice
cream, cake and candy was
served., T'- ' V ;
Out-of-town members of the
family were Mr, and Mrs, Nor
fleet Bunch and daughter, Terry
of Suffolk, Va., and . Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Meads and family of
Elizabeth City.
AIN8LEY NOMINATED
FOR SCHOLARSHIP '
Continued from, Page 1
views from these counties are:
; Carl Delray Cayton of Aurora,1
'Aurora mgn pcnooi, ana uavia
Caldwell Everett ' Jr., of Bath,
BatI), ;;. High j&hbpl,' :' Beaufort
VQunty; Garland Legray' ' Askew
of, Colerain, Cplerain High, Ber
tie County; James David Smith-
wick of Morehead City, -More-head.
City High, Carteret Coun-
y ;, James Myron ' Turrter ' of
Tyner, .Chowah High, Chowan
County; James ' Joseph Bischoff
of Cherry ..P'oint, Havelock High,!
Craven Co'unlv: Georne Meiecs
Brake ,ot " Rpccy Mount, West
Fdgecombe . ; high,"' Edgecombe
County; ..Andrew ' Jackson Ha1"-
rcll, , pt .of , Show Hill,' ' Greene
.County i; Central nigh, ureene
County;' Henry turtis Bebb, Jr.
of Ahoskie, Anbskie High, Hert
ford County. ; ,,T-
William Kase Diehl, Jr., of
Kinston, Jesse W. Grainger
high, and ' George Edward Sut
ton of LaGrange, LaGrange
High, Lenoir County; . Homer
Vann Parker III of Williamston,
Bear Grass High; Martin Coun
ty; William Harvey Ussery of
Baybofo, Pamlico County High,
Pamlico County; James Weeks
Ball, Jr., of Elizabeth City,
Elizabeth City High, Pasquotank
County..' : ':! '
l . William Franklin' Ainsley, ' Jr.,
of Hertford, Perquimans County
High, Perquimans County; Don
ald Bernard ' Dewar of Bethel,
Bethel High, and William . Cor
nelius 'James, -'Jr.,' of Greenville.
Junius H. Rose High, Pitt Coun
ty; Frederic Vann, Mitchell of
Columbia, Columbia High, Tyr
rell County: 1 Charles Thomas
Gurkin, JrV of Plymouth, Ply
mouth High, Washington Coun
ty; Jerry Charles Bernstein of
TOWE MOTOR CO:, ir,TC.
PHONE 461 ' r . License 1690 ' L"r.T:"D
Our
Rfia-Winter
SALE
. , Is Now '.
Underway 4
;:o3DLAn0
Dress SI;oppc i"
JIcrtfcrd,'N. C.
FAMILY OUTLOOK
FOR YEAR 1962 -
, Continued from Page 1
stocks into 1962 will be large.
Egg production is expected to
be h higher; anJ prices lower.
Supplies of all-food cereals will
continue large and the upwards
trend in price will continue.
Supplies of canned fruits will be
large. Retail prices of most
processed vegetables and fruits
are expedtcd to' be a little high
er; due to iincreased processing
and distribution-costs. The price
of; fresh,' fruitsr jwill 1e kttt.
There is a, trend toward usmbf
loiv fat dairy prtdults.'';'.' -,,.-;1
Housing prices increased . 4
during 1961. The building trade
predicts 1.4 million housing units
will be built in 1962, a 5 to
7 increase oer 1961. . The
Housing Act of 1961 has made
loans easier for low and medium
income families . through the
Federal Housing Administration
and the Farmers Home Admini
stration.: Easier .loans coupled
with an expected 9 increase In
net farm incdme ' in 1962 offer
Unprecedented opportunity" for
rural , housing development ih
"Present supplies in furniture
is expected to improve. ' Lum
ber. and textile costs are Creep
ing, up "and this is expected to
influence furniture prices' during
the next year.' ' 1962 may bring
a halt to price decline in elec
trical . appliances. Five manu
facturers have announced price
increases' ranging, from 3 fo
a .to their distributors. They
attribute the increase to the ris
ing cost, of materials and labor.
Whether the distributor-1 passes
on this" increase to the consum
er will depend on demand. ''S .,
In summary, most indications
seem to justify a fairly opti
mistic view of 1962. Although
the trend in .prices, in general
1 . mmmmi-
JAMES WALSH & CO. '.'
WWRENCEBURO, KSNTUClCf
A-l Used Gars &Trucliq
1961 FORD Galaxie 4-door
.10 CHEVROLET Impala 2-door :.
.. 1959 FORD Custom 4-door
1959 CHEVROLET Impala 4-door
1958 5FORD Custom 2-door. V;,
1957 FORD Wagon
1957 FORD Panel Del.
1957 OLDSMOBILE "gS-door
1956 FORD 2-door Fairlane
1955 FORD Custom 2-door
; 1954 FORD 4-door
-1954 PLYMOUTH Suburban 4-door
1953 BUICK Hardtop , .
1953 FORD 4-4oor
1953 CHEVROLET 4-door
1952T STUDERAKER Pickup: (V's
1952 Iritrnational.yg-Toit Pickup-'
1946 DQDGE Pickup t ,t; r
TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS
''S3 Ford Victoria' V'"1,
'S3 iBuick 1 U; l-.Oi
'52 orrJ 4-fldor'. ' '"''
'SiTtChCYy'I-djJor ; ;
U; 'S3 Cht!vyv4-door
' ; 'S2- Chevy 4-door
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PHONE 3S31
Dealer's No 1741'
HERTFORD
-7'
Carolina Pride Grade WL" Best (Quality
F1YE
lb.
The Best Sld Gwaltnev or Luler's
FRANKS . . . . . lb. 49c
"OUR OWN"
Homemadef Lard .... lb. 15c
Corned Pig Tails ..... . lb. 25c
Freh and Meaty a.::--:-: -.y
NECK BONES ...... lb. 19c
First in Quality ''' "; 'f"-
PORK CHOPS ;T . x lb. 59c
Good For Frying .'"fv::.; A;::. '"
BOLOGNA . . lb. 25c
Front Pig Feet .... . . lb. 18c I
NANSEMONO BRAND A.:-:
Sausasre Meat ..... lb. 39c
MISS CAROLINA 1 . ' , ,', ,
MARGARINE lb. 25c
Bsi Quality 1 All Meat Rath't 60o Sllt
SPICED HAM lb. 49c
VERY TENDER ; i '1 ' ' '
"Pork" Liver 1.:.... lb. 29c
FRESH MELTS . .... lb. 19c
"Our Own" Freah and Meatr , '.J- '
SPARE RIDS.......lb.4Cc
Corned Pig Jowls . i.; lb. 25c
GWALTNEY CYPRESS ,
BACON, lb. .....
4n
Cornea Who1-
HossJIr! Face . . . . 'C:
Fant's, Puffin's and Pillsburr's
BISCUITS ....... 3 cans 25c
. l-Lb. U-os. Can Eberwina
.Turnip Greens can 2Cc
; My-T-Fino . - i1 .-
Pie Crust Mix . . . . pkg. If:?
Red and Hayman' ,:. " M
Sweet Potatoes . ", ; 3 lbs. 25e
Lady Tabor Extra Laorqe
PEACHES, halves . . can 25c
"Lady Tabor fia-heavy cyrup) Extra Law s
Famo Pancake Mix and
Bottle Gardner's Syrup . . 3Cs
GROVES BEST FLOUR
Self-Rising..;... 51bs.4:2
Self-Rising... C.aO libs. .2
Self -Rising..;! 25 lbs. $1.C 3
49 Free Needles with Instant
Blue Plate Coffee . . 2-oz. 2: -
"pure A-iAA' 'Aa: A -A::
Peach Preserves -. . jar i
With Food Order Latfa
FAB . . . box:
TWIN PET
DOG FOOD, .j can
C'J Er "ah .. t
i'r-rr :iT2 Polish .'
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