Visit In Red Springs "
Mr. and Mrs. ; A. Me
Googan spent Sunday and
Monday in Red Springs, N.
C, visiting relatives. .
Guests of Mrs. Whita
Mr. and Mrs. Tom White,
Jr., tyiss Mary White and
Curly fe White, all . of Dur
ham, )Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
S. White III.' Of Cambridge,
Mass.,i Harvard, University,
Miss i pnie Snider kf Greehs
boro (ere guests on Tuesday
, and v bdnesday of Mrs. T. S.
White I Sr., of Market Street
The 1 lime hires' were- burn
ing a 5 the old (Toms- home
and ( h Wednesday morning
Mrs. white . entertained at a
huntsman's breakfast, serv
ing e tl Perquimans County
sausage, ham, etc., which
was highly enjoyed. Among
other guests enjoying the
huntsman's breakfast was
Howard Pit,, Jr., and Cam
Harris of Charlotte.
Holidays Here .
Rai$rd Copeland, who
teaches at Bayside High
School, Virginia Beach, Va.,
and Miss Marcia Copeland, a
student nurse at Tucker's
Hospital, Richmond, Va.,
spent i the Christmas holi
days; with their parents, Mr.
and Nrs. Estes Copeland.
Tuesday v At Ivor,. Va,. ...
Mrsjj. J. E. . Lane- was the
guest of Mr. and. Mrs. J, J.
Raifoig of Jvor,.,. Va., .on
Tuesday.
Holidays Here
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Hur
dle and children from Talla
hassee, Pla., returned heme
Sunday after spgndingu4he
holidays withi'MrifaJidvMrs.
Tom Cox and; jjfey audi' Mrs.'
Fenton Hurdle. " '
Dinner Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ed
wards had as their dinner
guests last Thursday, Mrs. J.
M. Eason, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
my Eason of Hampton, Va.,
Mrs. Jake White, Miss Peggy
White and Miss Suzanne
Towe of Richmond, Va.
Home For Holidays
Miss Nell Cox from Talla
hassee, Fla., spent the holi
days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Cox.
Holiday Guests
Mrs. L; Bi Cobb, Sr., from
Farmville,j Mvs. Gay Cobb
Sutton pf Chaidotte and Mr.
and Mrs. BilA Cameron from
Lee 'Hall.' Va., visited Mr. and
Mrs. L. B. Cobb, Jr., during
the holidays.
Vidted Here
Mrs. C. J. Atkinson from
Suffolk, Va., and. Mrs. Eliza
beth Hlnes from" Richmond,
Va., spent several days last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Clin
ton Eley: :
From Greenville
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brinn
from Greenville visited Mr.
Brinn's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Brinn during the holi
days. New Year's Here
Major and Mrs. Richard
Hoskins- and family of New
port News, Va., spent the
New Year weekend with
Mr. and Mrs; -Cecil JVinslowv-
Moved. To Princeton
Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle
Woodard moved this Week to
Princeton where Mr. Wood
ard will be -"pharmacist at
Woodarjl(Prug Store.
Returned To College
Rufus Riddick has return
ed to Nt XX-Wesley an College
at RockV Mount after spend
ing the holidays .with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Riddick.
Holidays Here
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Wins
low from Raleigh and Mr.
and Mrs. John Broughton III
and son from Winston-Salem
visited Mr. and Mrs. John
Broughton; Jr., and Mrs. Na
than Relfe during the holi
days. ":'.
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DIQC'S DRIVE-IN
From Greenville ,t
Mr. and Mrs. Larkin Little
from Greenville spent the
holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Barbee.
Sunday Here
J Mrs. Thomas Perry and
family f r o m Wilmington
spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs,, Bob White.
. ii , :i .i.i.i . . h i-'
.From Fort Lee
' Dftiglas, Hurdle,, with, the
armtd., forces ..at, Camp Lee,
spent iha.. holidays- with, his
parepts,. Mr., and, Mrs. Fv nton
'Hurile.'
Holidays Here '
. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy ;Sulli
an from Greenville visited
Mr. i and .Mrs. H, C. Sulli
van' during the holidays.
Holidays In Richmond
Miss Mary Sumner and
Miss Ruby White spent the
Christmas holidays with Mrs.
Mary F. Carter in Richmond,
Va..;;
Weekend in Suffolk
Thomas Greeory snent the
weekend in Suffolk, Va with"
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Perry.
Sunday in Edenton
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Greg
ory and Paull Gregory were
dinner guests Sunday of Mrs.
.Robert Evans in Edenton.
Christmas Day Here ' 1
JoJ? Boussuot stopped by
for a short while' Christmas
Day' to 'visit his grandmother
Mrs.' C. B. Stallings enroute
to Tampa, Fla.
Christmas at Franklin
Mrs. C. B. Stallings was
a dinner' guest on Christmas
Dbyj ft-Rev. ;a4,MrS',: Dallas
'StaflingS!--at, JranklirfJ Va!.?
From Annapolis
Mr. and Mrs. John Rou
baugh from Annapolis, Md.,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Julian
White and family during the
holidays.
From Chesapeake
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Carver
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Sandy 'Divers and son from
Chesapeake, Va... visited rel
atives here 'during the holi
days.,,' From Wilson v
Mr. and. Mrs. T. J, ,NixOn
II and son Tommy from Wil
son visited Mts..T. J; Nixon'
several days during the hohv
days. ; -
Mrs. W. Gv Newby is con
fineci to ,.haiJ3iome because
of sifeknfess. 'rri. - ., .' .
From Portsmouth
Sam Broughton from Ports
mouth, Va., spent several
days last week. with his sis-,
ter, Mrs: Milton Dail, Sr. :
From Charlottesville
Mrs. Pasha D. Weaver
from Charlottesville, Va.,
spent a part of the holidays'
with Mrs. Milton Dail, Sr.
From Hampton
Mrs. J. E. Eason and Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmy Eason from
Hampton, Va., spent Thurs
day with Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Edwards and other rela
tives. . ...
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From Portsmouth - '
' Commander ' and Mrs. Ed
ward Griffin and family from
Portsmouth, Va., spent sev
eral days last week with
Mrs.'' Jv E.' Newbold. : .
From New Yerit.'i '
Mr. and MrsJ Andrew Toj
ey :and family from New
York spent tone ',day last
week with Mrwand Mrs. Trim
Wilson.
In Florida
Mrs. J. R. Futrell is
spending some time in De
Land. Fla., visiting friends.
From Fayette ville
Mr. and Mrs. William Mur
phy Moore from Fayetteville
spent Friday and Saturday
with Mrs. Mary Moore and
Mrs. Nettie L. Caravello.
THE
Holidays-Here
ltWt--$Xl&JM?s,. .George LatT
ximore ana lamuy irom a
teigh: spent'' several -day's of
the;'Christma4 holidays ' with
Mrs George Latomore.. Sri
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Sunday at Dunn
Mrs. Vera Broughton Bat
ton and Mr. and Mrs. Julian
Broughton and family spent
Sunday with ' relatives at
Dunn.
Visited Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ri
vet and children from New
Orleans, La., have returned
home after spending the
Christmas holidays with -relatives
! in Hertford and Eden
ton. 'Mrs, Rivet is the form-,
er: Miss, Julia Broughton. , '
From Columbia.;
Mrs Al Henley from Co
lmbia, S. Ci' spent several
days last week with Mrs. W.
G. Newby and Miss Frances
Newby.
Returned Saturday
Capt. and Mrs. W. H. Hard
castle and daughter from
Norfolk, Va., returned home
Saturday after visiting Mrs.
W. H. Hardcastle, Sr.
From Newport News
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Nixon,
Jr., and family from New
port News, Va., spent one
day during the holidays with
Mrs. T. J. Nixon, Jr., and
other relatives.
Returned Home
Mrs. J. E. Morris returned
home Monday after spending
several! days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. George Clarke
and family at Petersburg,
Va. :
Weekend With Relatives
Mr; and Mrs. Esley Cher
rix and family spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Burkhead at Parksley,
Va.
From, Jackson , !
i Mrsji Harry i Williford and
son Richard from Jackson
spent Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Bagley.
At Virginia Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar White
and daughter Eva and Mrs.
W. B. Huxter from Rich
mond, Va., spent the Christ
mas holidays with Comdr.
and Mrs. Gordon Walker
and family at Virginia
Beach, Va. i- .
Weekend Here
, Mr, and Mrs. A. II. Ed
wards' ;f rem Winston - Salem
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Bill White.
Sunday In Raleigh
Mrs. E. C. Woodard, Mr.
and Mrs. 'Carlyle Woodard
and -Charlef Woodard --spent
Sunday in' Raleigh with rela
tiyes. (
FroA Raleigh , v 7K- " "
Mr. and Mrs! Kenneth Jar
vis, Kenneth, St., and Rus
sell from Raleigh and Miss
Kay White from Lynchburg,
Va., ' visited Mrs. J;? 'R.'1 Jar
vis several days last- week..
Saturday Here '
, Mr. and Mrs. Talmage
Jordan from Roanoke, Va.,
and Mrs. Stewart Wilson and
daughter Gail from Norfolk,
Va., visited Mrs. E. A. By
rum on Saturday.
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in Hertford at 114 West Market
Street for the practice of optometry,
Eyes examined Tuesday and Fri
day 9 to 5. ;
. Dr. A. F. Downum, Jr.
Optometrist -
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PERQUIMANS V.'LI .ILY, LirC-D, NGr.TTI CAROLINA,
Weekend, Wipi.RelaUye
j-Mrs. fcank . Jessup'" Spent
the weekend with relatives
at' Farmville nd Kert.yi. i
.., ; m.' i ..Um ; : . . .1
WeekeM At GreenvlU '
' Mr: afid Mrs".- J. T. Biggers
spent tlie weekend in Green
ville as the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. R. G. Raynor.
Holidays Here
Mr. and Mrs. John Math
ews frcivn. Middletown, Cel.
and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Mathews and daughter Anna
from Windsor spent the
Christmas holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. Vivian Mathews. ;
From Middletown . '"
.Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy. John
son and family from Mid
dletown, ,Del., spent this
week with Mr. and 'Mrs,
Vivian. Mathews. ... ',
Operated Upon ' vt
Mrs. Howard Williams un
derwent a major operation
at the Albemarle Hospital on
Tuesday.
Holidays Here
Billy Nixon, a student at
the Medical College of Vir
ginia in Richmond, and. Mrs-i
Nixon and two children
spent the holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. Preston Nixon and
Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Hudson.
From Greenville
Gene Nixon from East Ca-1
rolina College and his new
bride visited Mr. and Mrs,
Preston Nixon during the
holidays. .
Accepts New Position
Mr. and Mrs. Corbin Do.
zier, Jr., left last week for
St. Charles, 111., where Mr:
Rozier has accepted a posi
tion. Whiteston News
Rev. and Mrs. Winford
Clifton and children have
reteurned -home after ; spend
ijing Christmas in iKentpcky
with her parents. ' ', ' v
Mr. and Mrs. G;ale Wins'
low of Chapel Hill returned
home on Sunday after
spending a week with his
mother after the death of
his father, iDempsey Wins
low. ; The other son, Dolan
Winslow. is spending 1 this
week and will soon return to
his home in California. . 7
Henry Winslow of Yadkiji
vi lie has been visiting rela
tives , here for the past two
weeks. ;'; . -, . '
Mr. and . Mrs. V.Wiorth
Winslow of Norfolk ' Va;,
spent a day last week with
Mr. and Ma-st William Wins
low. and fafnrjr. ;
Mrr-and Mrs! "Sidney Wini
low 0 Rural Hall vLsited
relatives .here last week.
-. Thomas rEindsey Riddick
son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Riddick, and James Oewitt
-Winslow, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alvah Winslow, are on
leave frcm service to spend
a few weeks with theio par
ents. ' ''(', )
. John Lassiter is a patient
at Albemarle Hospital.
Those sick at home are
Mrs. Verna Winslow 1 and
little Eric Boyce, son of Kay
and Ronald Boyce, also Mrs.
Lyndon White.
Mrs. Arba Winslow has
been quite ill ifor the past
three weeks, but is much
cf peopla
- Out Ctat '
Drtofo .
30 m'motat
improved. . , .
' ' Mrs. ' tiraham' ' Sehter -ana
Marilee of Trappe, Md'.,'vi's-
tted relatives; here Jast week;
Mr. ahd Mrs. Lofton Stal
ling of Kentucky visited his
btothef'EluV StaMing's, ,'ahd
wife, Reby, recently. -
BRICGE CLUB HOSTESS
Miss Mary1 Sumner ' was
hostess to her : bridge,- club
Tuesday night at her htime
or Church Street. Those
playing1 were Mesdames J.
T. Biggers, C. M. Williford,
T. L. Jessup, , J. D. ' Coston,
G. W. Barbee, ,C. R. Holmes,
Corbin Dozier and the hos
tess. The high score prize
went to Mrs. Biggers, ' Re
freshments were served by
the hostess. '
, CARD OF, THANKS
. We- wish ,v' to- express our
thanks to rail' our. friends,
relatives and neighbors for
the cards, flowers, food and
visits during the illness and
death of '-Oscar - Newbold.
Your kindness shall always
be remembered. . " s
THE FAMILY OF
.OSCAR NEWBOLD
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'- ".'MRS; ARBA WINSLOW.
SECOND CHILD
Mr. and lv-s. William
Pehn Chappell of Route 3,
Hertford, announce the birth
of their second child, first
son, ieffrey - Penn, on De
cember 17, 1966, in Albe
marle Hospital. Mrs. Chap-
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tie Leo Long.
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afternoon at St, John's Bap
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Norfolk, Va., hospital from
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Rev. Harvey Rumfelt con
ducted 1 the services and
burial was in Highland Mem
oriai Gardens. , ,
:Hertford CJounjty ' , Sheriff
Robert , V. Parker ,said Mr.
Bunch, a postal ; employe
here, shot himself with a .22
calibre rifle while lying jn
bed at his home Wednesday
night.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Jane Jenkins , Bunch;
his mother, Mrs. Rokie Har
rell Bunch; three daughters,
Patsy Jean, Cheryl Ann and
Kimberty Ray Bunch, all of
the home; one sister, Mrs.
Doris B, Sumner of Norfolk,
Va., and two brothers, Leon
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