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From Balden , . ,
Miss -Pat Long an'Miss
Beih Harris of Raleigh wre
weekend guests of their re
spective parents, .V Mr; itl
"Mrs. W. S1. E.ing and Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Lee Harris..
Prom Newport . News , ,
r Mils Becky Felton ' of
.. Newport News; Va.? daugh
ter : of Mr. "1 and ' Mrs. Noah
Fellon, Jr., tf. Route 2,
spentthe weekend here with
her pcrtUj. " Mmsi FVlton, .is
: tmpluyttJiby .tha;;Newpilt
, News Shipbuilding,, andi Dry
pi rrnrrur:
Cirest OljMtttbff ' ' :
spent four 'kjisttfrfijftn
hls J'W ftKi
1 :j f-T.y..t y.i - il
Mrs?4 JmffPfMm-'' and
1 Miss ,r-Wary 'Wttand from
Woodland spent "the weekend
with' Mr. and Mrs. J. .W.
. Ward
Weekend At Halifax
Mijjs Thelma Elliott spent
the weekend at Halifax with
friends.
Weekend At Chapel Hill
Mi and Mrs. H. C. Stokes,
Mis'sT Gladys Felton and
, 'Mrs.tT L. Jessup spent the
weeliend at Chapel Hill with
- Mr. fend Mrs. Vic Huggins.
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In I&lefth ' , -'.,' , ', ' .
Mfl4ntt Mrs,. V. N' nar,
.:'sden fcpeiteseveral days ,thif
veelij atrRaJei'gh. where Mr,
Dardn "aUended' a mayors
conf-ence on Wednesday.
Weekend Here "' '
Mr-arid Mrs. Harry Wins
low, "Jr.'j students ,at--Alafl-tic
Christiart' 'Coltegei 'ih
Wilson, sttentvhe weelteiul
with M$I;&Wj? Mqs. Harry.
Winslow- anffHr. JBttCL tOXti
Tommy Byrum. 1-rr-
In Hospital
E. A.- Goodman was ad
. mitted to , Norfolk General
; Hospital . .on i Saturday , for
observation. - .,: ,. : ,
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Weekend Here
Howard Roberson, a stu
dent sat. the University of
North Carolina, spent the
weekend with his parents,
, Mr, and Mrs. Zaek Rober
son. , ..
Moved Into New Home1
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wal
ters and daughter have
mvived into. their new home
oit Route !3, Hertford.
Frrm 'Mtanhington'
Waltr'JIdwardi Jr.," from
WashtBjjfon, A' C, spent the
weekongi' visiting his moth
er. Mis... Waller Edwards,, al
so hj father' aV Norfolk
Oenefll -MosDitaY '
FromWflsott "' - - -
Mr.- arid Mrs. J Fried Chalk
from W lJson spent the week-
j end with Mrs. . Annie Chalk,
Miss -Louise Chalk, and Miss
HuldaWood. - : ,
From Atlantic Christian ,
Mis.S; Nancy Mathews from
Atlantic Christian College
spent the weekend with her
parent!, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Mathews, . .
Fromi . Greenritle '1..: A-'.
- Mr. u a64ZHxs!l Jack, Etf
v wards tfrom'-Cirfegvillej Spent
the weekend Wrtb Mrs. H. A.
Whitley. 4; . i.
In Hospital
Wallffr 'Edwatds was ad-'
mitted i to , Norfolk General
Hospital la?t ek for j ob
: servatjjufid -treatment.
From Morehead Cftxt
Mr. and Mrsi' S. A Chalk
, and Mr.,Bnd Mrs. W., B.
Chalk ffom-i Morehead s. City
. visited tMrs. Annie Chalk and
Miss Louise Chalk .Sunday.
Taylor Theatre
Edenton, N. C.
Thursday and Friday,
February 27-24
, i Tony Curtis and
;i: Nancy Kwan in
"ARiuvxtieftci
' Mrs. "Tom Cox was report-"
d last week as having re- f
A uned home from the Albe- -
iarl Hospital by misiaxe. . t
Mi-s. Cox is shll a patient
atl the -hospital. , ' 1
Frm Norfolk . -.., .... I
lrs: Frazier Miller and
chillren from Norfolk, Va.,
are Vspending this week with
Mrs. IE. A. Goodman,
Tft - . . 1 u.- , J I 1.
Monday in Kaleiah .' 1 :'
,Mrs.ivBH!' Tice and -Mrs.
TorpiyiM TiHey spient Monday
fn Rulfiign. '
VikitinglHere - ...ev
1 Mr's.i.i Jerry . .Claytori , , and
two !chil.v - from . Roxboro
SDenifling'this -week with
qnd wys,.1:.P. Brinn.-,;
m spe
Leave
Caut. S. il Sisco, who is
with the,.rj. S. Air Force
nfl iust returned from ac
tive duty at Vietnam is. on
leave here wif h his wne ana
Mr. and Mrsv Silas Whed
bee. , y
In Hospital ,
B. C. Lane was admitted
to Norfolk General Hospital
for observation, y
Weekend Here
Mr. and Mrs. E. Burton
Myers of Wilmington spent
the weekend with Mr. Myers'
mother. Mrs. .W, T- Smith,
also'MviMyers mother, Mrs.
John ' f . Lane and' 'visited
Mrs.- UoUis' Howell ' hei sif
ter at ; the Atbemarle r Hos
pital. !
From Windsor .,
Mr. and - Mrs. Fred Mat
thews from . Windsor, Va.,
spent Sunday . , with. , relatives
and ds,, v j!. tJ
ReturaedIone V- '
Mr. and Mrs. 'Granam Mar
thews from Baltimore, Md.,
ttsvei returned home after
spending last week with Mrs.
Maude Godwin and visited
Tim Matthews, his brother in
the Albemarle Hospital.
In Hospital i
i Mrs. Vera Broughton Bat
ton was admitted to the Al
bemarle Hospital Monday for
observation and treatment.
Visiting Here :
Adrian Jordan from Coven
try, Conn.,, is, visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Grayson Jordan.
In Elizabeth City Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Gr,ayson Jor
dan and Adrian Jordan spent
Sunday in Elizabeth City
visiting -Mrs." 7reje lahsrj .
Weekend Here '. r , ., ...
, Mi. - and Mrs; Sidney Long
fi-rtm RaJdEh1' spent the
weekend v wrflv Mr. and Mr?,';
Freemati(!Long,
At Petersburg
Mrs. J. En Morris 4a visit
ing -her son-in-law a nd
daughter, ( Mr. : and Mrs.
George Clarke and family at
Petersburg, Va.
' PMnAriPMWNT A NWOTTNCED Mrs. Frank Lester Rog
Ara nf William ston announces the engagement of her
daughter, Jo Ann, to Mr. Walter Charles Eley, Miss Rogers
is also the daughter of the late Mr. Rogers. Mr. Eley is
tht, in of Mr and Mrs. Clinton Turner. Eley of Hertford.
In March he will graduate from the Cincinnati College of
Mortuary Science. He is associated with Swindell Funeral
Home. Miss Rogers is a member of the Hertford Grammar
School faculty. June io ine pianneu wcuun'S umc
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ENGAGEMENT IS AN
NOUNCED Mr. and Mrs.
Nereus William ChappeU of
Belvidere announce the en
gagement of; their daughter,
Linda Ward,, to Don Melyin
Roberts, son of Mr. and" Mrs.
Celeus Fearing Roberts of
Shawboro. A ', summer wed-
amg is being ' pia.nnea. i,i-"
Weekend Guests
" Mn and Mrs. A. B. Harris
from ' Warrenton, Mr. n im4
Mrs.- Ray Oalhstron, Mfr'imti
Mrsw JoWn Yotingblood and
Mrs. C. H. Leggett from Tar-
4boro spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. J. Vt. Towe, Sr.
In Florida j'' -
; Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Jack
son are -vacationing in Flori
da. They have been there
several weeks.
In Richmond
Mrs. John ' Martin , and
children ! 'from Richmond,- Va.,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Wil
liam Tutiker and was accom
panied home by Mrs. Tucker
for a viist. ' . - .'
Sunday Here ' ;
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Chap-
Dell from. Norfolk, Va., spent
SundaK Wh?Mr, , ajid, Mns,
SeytjiO;ur'!Chartoell: ' i. . H
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B RIDGE CLUB MEETS
Mrs. T. - B. Sumner was
hostess to her Bridge Club
Tuesday night at her home
on Front Street. Those play
ing were Mesdames Charles
Whedbee, V. N. uarneny -Nathan
Relle, C. E. Johnson, W.
G. Wright, Montford Haslam,
Miss Kate : Blanchard and
Miss Thelma Elliott. : ' Mrs.
Whedbee received high score
prize and a sweet qourse .was
served.
HOSTS BRIDGE CLUB ',
Mrs;- T.- L.- Jessup entertain
ed her Bridge" Club Tuesday
night at h6r --home on- Front
StroeHft" THUMP playmgwe4
r.
was
in . the ; Legislature,
ier - -reprosetuauve, .. , jjuw.
has not seen prior service in
his position. He will serve
in place of the late Joseph
Warren, .House sergeant-at-
arms for many years prior
io lis . death in 1906
' Both houses elected their
legislative officers on open
ing day, after being con
vened toy Lt. Gov. Robert
Scott in the Senate and
Secretary of ' State Thad
Eure in the House.' In the
House veteran Robeson -County
Representative D a.v.i d
Britt was selected' as speak'
ery while the Senate elected'
a relatire newcomer as presi'
dent pro tern, ' Senator Harv
man Moore of Mecklenburg,
who first saw., service iry the
1965 General Assembly. For
the ' first tinie phi recent
memory a strengthened Re
publican party offered can
didates for these two posts,
although the result , was not
in doubt. ,The House Re
publican candidate was Rep.
Donald Garren of Henderson
County, and. the Senate can
didate Sen. John Osteen of
Guilford. Speaker Britt will
preside in the House, while
his opposite number ' as
president of the Senate , will
be Lt. Gov. Robert Scott.
The two chambers filled
their important administra
tive and - clerical posts on
Fowler, J. H. Towe, G. R.
Tucker, J. E. Morris, . W. J.
Davis, C. E. Cannon, D. ' F.
Reed, Sr., and the hostess.
The hiih score prize went to
Mrs.- Towe" and . low was
awarded : Mrs. Fowler; . 1 A
weet course was served. -
l 4V.;n mtiT tvxm manir vonra
A .- f UIU jw. .."
these ol.'.'ictirg, .providiog the
continuity that is so import
ant to a smoothly function
ing : legislative apparatus.
The House elected Mrs.l Annie-E.
Cooper -as principal
clerk,' Sam Burrow as read
ing clerk and Archie lane,
Sr., fes seigeant-at-arms.--
n ,1, j I, I, i i., 'ii, ,1 -
;:;t3 Uoving On Up
iber ""'fcl " ii Yk'h fatesKii ust "telt asca" b the ,
hmtf jr,A f e i fjftistic-al Secjt Ul tft foo
liig'e.iher i .ar-' te rx-partment TofJrAilAic
school i sraelii;
state ottendiiig
year- or two-year colleges oi
trade, 'urswgj. or. mi" "ff
Schools cbntihues to' Increase,
aceording'-to- the- 12th anflual
"Followup Survey of North
Carolina .High School Gradu-'
SSililVcSg,
Annlvtrsuiy
'Mr.' and Mrs."Maxey Stall-1
ihas of Belvidere will cele
brate their 59th wedding an
niversary - on ; February 23.
Th6y were married in Cho
wan County in "1908 in Mrs.
Stallihgs' home.' Mrs; Stall-
ings is the, former Ruebina
Blanchard, - now 82 years
young. .
' Mr. . and . Mrs. Stallings
have - three sons and - one
daughter; six grandchildren
and one ; great-grandchild.
Their oldest son, Daughtrey
is making his home in Colo
rado with his wife and son,
Maxey Lee. Sgt. Maj. Oliver
Stallings has served in the
armed forces 31 years and
is stationed in Ft. Belvia
with his wife and daughter
-Nancy. Alton Stallings lives
in the Sandy Cross section
of Gates County with his
wife and daughter, Brenda.
Mrs. Juanita Eason lives in
South Mills with 1 her hus
band and two daughters
Martha and Myra.
.- One son, Ralph Stallings
is deceased. His widow, Mrs,
Mae Stallings lives in Portsmouth-
"Abo her daughter,
Mrs.,. Linda Hood 'Jives in
Portsmouth with her hus
band and son Warren.
The couple will be at
their home to"receive friends
and relatives.
lnairuciion. v
!The ; foiiliw V AfrveyH Jof
the I960 high school gradu-'
ates in Perfluirnans County
showed here was 149 .gradu
ates -with 31 enrolled in
senior colleges. ; Thirty in
junior '' colleges; -14 enrolled
in trade, business and., nurs
ing schools. Seven entered
i imilitarjr..'"serviee.. -Fifty -five
reported gainfully employed
and all .others amounted to
12. ' -
9
Cbrbiai pozier,;1. Misi $)ia.ry
Sumner and ' Miss 3fiuv
Whif..? The high score JprSe
went to Mrs. Holmes. - Re
freshments were served ., f
ROOK CLUB METS
' Mrs. C. T. Skinner enter
tained her Rook Club Friday
night at her home. -.- Those
playing were Mesdames JR. M.
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Saturday, February 25
Double Feature "
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GLADIATORS" t
' "BULLET FOR A s
4 BADMAN"
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Sunday, Monday, Taesdav
February 6-27 -2- "
. rBurt Iancaster,
' Lee Marvin and
Claudia Cardinal In
"THE PROFESSIONALS"
Wednesday and Thursday,
March 1-2
3 Honrs- of Country Music
: '.Double Feature ...
"ROAD TO NASHVILLE"
"COUNTRY MUSIC
' - CARAVAN" .
A3 Feature lXCcJor:
Nottjot enn get a2Year or 50,000-1
; Mils Por,er Thim
( .- m v -r-i ' a.-. a.-..- -
tSmlaait tna'Mwibiiitr of Web-cost reoalr MHt
f'4 (A, '& tiA r6fc . . . Fi Motor Comp.nriow UkM tb
? it M$Ht Ht T buyiaf mt nr. Tb rwtary-Backed vtrruity will cow
- your fudmut my UMd 164, UM ! 16 Fan) Mdtor Colhpiny sir
'- ttJtWt mtt&i mi rtgiMeftd by t pmbpuiatdcaltr,, f T K
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you don't ciiv tbtt vuth. Mtybt it voukl tula you tevcral ytari to run up .
(Mil of OfitH tnlla. V Hi, M awnim your wimiiry period n nine. .
Thil'l prhtn Hm "2 ytri" pan oonMt ia. Two yer or 50,000 muet, '
hichevp camt tut. With tha umttue Factory-Backed warranty .', .you
new luva la pty more thin Hi fix any tingle npui tlul'i covered. .
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Eyes examined Tuesday and Fri
day 9 to 5. , . .
-'"' Dr. A. F. Downum, Jr.
Optometrist
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