-,rom Greensboro
j Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Bry
? v iint ' and son Jimmy from
: Greensboro spent the week-
; nd with Mrs. Isa Tucker,
ana, misses Virginia. Him iuj,h-
ftbcth Tucker. .
' Dinner Guests
' .4 Mrs. Walter J. Kanoy was
"hostess at a dinner partyoii
Sunday night at her home
V 0" Church Street. ; Those
i resent were ; Mrs. J. .'. Ev-
Wctt and Mri and Mrs. Jack
; ' Kanoy.. 1 , .-. .
.Christmas Here
Miss Elizabeth Wood from
i Plymouth and! Mr. ' and- ?Mrs.
( JIarvey Norfleet and chlidren
Vfcronv ttollandjr'Vav' " 'Visited
I ""Miss Hulda : Wood during the
Holidays. '.'' "'.''-j!;y '
i Holidays Here '
f :1 Lloyd Horton and daugh
Itfcr Laura from Lynchburg,
ftVa., spent the holidays with
VMrs. Lloyd Horton, Sr., at
'her home on Church Street:
' JTrom Rockville
f. Lt Commander and Mrs.
tobcrt Brodie III and. son
om Rockville, Md., j ara
pending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Oakey,
tat.
From Newport News
Mr. ana Mrs. Bruce white
id sen from, Newport News,
i
Classified Ads
WOB. SALE 46-foot' Great
liakcs totalise' traileri' . Five
.years old. Priced to sell.
Call Edenton : 482-2212 or
492-3102. Dec31c
Va., spent the holidays with.
Mr. and Mrs. Haywood .Div
ers. From Plymouth
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Brink
ley and daughter Betsy from
Plymouth spent Christmas
Day with Mrs. Isa Tucker. ,
Saturday in New Bern
Mrs. E. C. Woodard and
sons Carlyle and Charles
spent Saturdter wilh-.N. E.
Mohn in New' Bern. '
Sunday In Raleigh :
vMrs. . E. p. lWjopdard ' and
son spent Suhda'y tin -Raleigh
with Mr. , and Mrs. John
Woodard. : t ,
rWSCS MEETS MONDAY
The Woman's Society of
Christian . Service . of the
first MetHbdist Church' Will
Meet Monday night, January
f fMat 8 o'clock in the audi,
E" ual room of the church,
executive meeting will
hot be held this month.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Manager wants to rent a two
bedroom home with modern
conveniences. Call Leon Ed
wards, 426-5657 or stdrlfct
the Perquimans County
Chamber of Commerce office
in the Municipal Building in
Hertford. . . ' i ; dec 31c
PECANS FOR SALE-35c
lb. or 3jlbs. fpr $1.00.,, Nice
large paper shells. : See or
call J. H. Bagley, 426-5822,
128 West Grubb Street,, .Hei-.
ford, N. C. - dec 31c
n imi
Spinet fi&no Barpi
WANTEDf-JSvsponsiblfe afl
ity to i&$fcfib&imtlfc
payments1. jfc.sl0WMfy&
Can be sceri' Ibeairy
Credit Manager, P. O. Box
176. Hope Mills, N.1C. ? '
' decl7,24,31Jan7p
FOR SALE Million cabbage
plants. ! Early Jersey Wake
field, Charleston Wakefield-,'
Frry's Round Dutch and neV,
Greenback. Nice plants giiat4-'
anteed. Prompt delivery,
See, phone or write -' n-'-r
IB. L. FEARCE, Seedsman
" i Edenton, N. C.
1, Phone 482-3839
APARTMENTS for rent-
Modern apart men vs to rent:
1, three and . four - room .
; apartments, furnished or W
fOrnished as desired. Eleo-"'
trio stove, ' refrigerator -and
water heater with esclr
apartment , Call Hertford
426-536Cfor informatiore..,r(
Sept21 tfc
HOUSE FOR RENT: Ideal
for small family. Furnished
or unfurnished. See Keith
Haskctt at : Keith's Grocery,
Hertford or. call 426-7767.
If- DecStfe
Octl5tf
Whiteston News1
Those at home 1 . f oi- the
Christmas holidays were the
J. Frank Casey family of
Goldsboro, with the Archie
White family; the Rev. Tom
Jackson family of Appomat
tock, Va., and the Johnny
White family of Elizabeth
City with Mr. and Mrs.
Elisha Wihslow; Mr. and
Mrs. Worth Winstow of Nor
folk, Va., with Mr. and Mrs.
Arba Winslow and the Wil
liam Winslow family; Rev.
Leslie Winslow and family of
Asheboro with Mr. and Mrs.
Lucious Winslow; Waldo
Winslow and wife with Mr.
and Mrs. Roy WihsfoW; Billie
Lane of Florida with Miss
Lena .and Rrannirfg Wins
low;! and others; jtrte Billie
Wihslow family with tHeir
parents, Mr. and Mrs. . Steve
Perry at Durants Neck; Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis Stallings spjent
Christmas ' Day with ihis
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Stalling? 'ait HpbfSsVille; Mrs,
Graham Sender, Marileet'of
Trappe, Md., and Mrs. Jo
seph Winslow visited rela
tives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Arba Wins
low, Mr. and Mrs. William
Winslow, Pam, Arba Clair
and Miss Betty Ferrell of
Elizabeth City spent Monday
in Norfolk, Va., with Mr.
and Mrs. Worth Winslow.
Mr. and Mrs. Powell Mar
tin of Denton, Md., arc
ending some time wth
rs. Martin's father, J. Lu
ther Winslow, Jasper , ajid
Sybil .Winslow'. j ' ffhe Joh n
Hobbs family of Tyner and
the Henry Munden family) of
.Noiifojk. ,ya spun rCphrist-
mas P"v 'with their father.
Safll'hWilWlow, Fentress and
CIRCLES TO MEET
f The Missionary Circles of
the Hertford Baptist Church
will meet next week as fol
lows: The Vera Payne at
the church Monday at 3 P.
M., the Lillie Johnson Mon
day night at 7:30 with Mrs.
J. W. Hampton, the Mary El
len Dozier Monday night at
7:30 with Mrs. Philip Jack
son, the Bessie Pritchard
Monday night at 8 o'clock
with Mrs. Lester Keel, the
Inabelle ' Coleman Monday
night at 8 o'clock with Mrs.
J. T. Biggers, the Mattie Ma
con. Monday i night i at 8
orcjbcK'i 'With .1 Mrs. i L. D.
Chappell, the Rosa Powell
Tuesday night at 8 o'clock
with Mrs. Maiy Morgan.'
Perry, Jr., pvesided over the
business session. Roll was
called and the minutes of the
meeting were reaj. New and
old business was discussed.
Mp. L.'C. Chandler dismiss
edhe meeting with prayer.
During the social hour
Biblical contests were given
with Mrs. Elliott Layden,
Mrs. Thomas Fleetwood and
Mrs. Emmett Lor.g winninp
the prizes. The icr.T prize
was won by Mrs. Elton Har
relL Punch, Christmas candies,
cookies and nuts were served
to the 15 members and two
visitors present. Christmas
gifts were exchanged.
CIRCLE MEETS
spe
'Mr,
IJjistcr,
tjwwock,
(';ay
afina
, The, Mary Long Circle o
Bethel Baptist Church met
Monday night, December 20
at the home of Mrs. Charlie
Applcton.
The meeting was opened
with all singing "Silent
Night.' Mrs. Joe White, pro-;
gram chairman, gave the de
votional from the second
chapter of Luke, followed
with prayer by Mis. Emmett
Long. "O Come, Ail Ye
Faithful" was sung. Mrs.
White gave a very interesting
Christmas program.
The president, Mrs. Dewey
GILT SHILLIN'
100 BLENDED
SCOTCH
WHISKY
86.8 PROOF
$2 45
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$4.75 FIFTH
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AUSTIN, NICHOLS & CO., INC.
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TOWK1 IF HffiTroP
The :.Ta Books for 1965 taxes on real
and personal properly for taxpayers
of the Town of Hertford are now open.
Please come forward and make settle
ment for your 1965 taxes.
ELLIOTT
CLERK FOR THE TOWN OF HERTFORD
Mrs. Marv Baker. had hed
kildtat.. Vwith Hhor during
Christmas. ,
Miss Fay'c Baiter, a WAAC
in Kansas was at home with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Johnny Baker.
Mr. and Mis. Robert Hill
of Raleigh were at home
with their parents, Rev. and
Mis. Hershel Hill and Mr.
and Mrs. Asa Stallings.
Senator Jordan
Hy Nt,-Jf.,l1r-r'V-KKTTtKlAN
, , WASHINGTON A Tt' fed-ca-al
grfverhmeW': has ' adopt
ed new policies' regarding the
' Summer employment of stu-.
dents which will be of vital
interest to all those . young
people who would like to get.
jobs with federal agencies t
next summer.. :
Before M becoming eligible
for these jobs, ail stuuenis
must take a special examina
tion which will be given by
t"e Civil Service Commis
ANTED: Poplar logs and
blocks 69'V Hertford Veneers,
Inc., Hertford, N. C 279:2St:eion sometime in late Janu
ary or early February.
mm
Group Sales Renrescntnftive to. work for Hosnital
' Care Association of Durham, Blue Cross and Blue
QUALIFICATIONS: Must he'4j least 30 yeirs of
age, married, have had two years college cuuea-
f tion or some college and sales experience. Must
be well groomed and have pleasing personality.
DUTIES:; Design, ell (UtiL insiall groufr iproiMms
of health care protection, in business and indus
try. Must call on) exiting! accounts in territory
periodically. Busrnesscontacte iVilt he with top
management. v , , ... .a s
REJvriJNEItATIONr 'Stfkight ibeginiirig? Mlryj of
$500 per month. ' Automatic raise at end or six
months of $25. One week paid vacation in 1966,
two weeks paid vacation for next nine years and
thrie weeks paidivUation after ten years. 1 Ex-
telle; nt group lfe: tosurance, hospital, surgical,
medical and major medical programs paid for by
Company. Bonus incentive program. Company
- raid retirement vMfram. New automobile
'furnished each yewr for buslne and personal
use. Expense account.
MISCEMJVNEOUS: Territory eonsists of Edenton
, and surrounding counties, At home every night.
, Hours 8:15 to 5:0 fi days a week, - Excellent
opportunity for advancement: Equal opportuni
ty employer. Call M. S. McKibben at Eden
Motel in Edenton (Phone 482-2107) between 3:00
, and 6:0 P. M., Thursday, January 6th or be
tween 9:00 and 11:00 A. M., Friday, January .th'
for interview.
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Sweet Potatoes.1 259c
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