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Mr. and MM. V. N. Derdon
tod Mr. awl Mn. W. R. Pitt
pant several daya Uat aak
at tha Dardan cottag at Nag
THOU CHARLESTON
Wallace Reed of Charleston,
8. C. apant Uat neekend hara
lth his parents, Mr. and Mra.
C.W.Reed.
CHARLOTTE GUESTS
Mr. and Mra. H. R. Chrlsten
aan and family of Charlotta lll
paid tha ThanksgiviniHoiiaays
with Mrs. cnristensen'i pa'
rants. Mr. and Mrs. V. N.
". Dardan.
NEWPORT NEWS GUESTS
MaJor Richard Hosklns and
sons. Ricky and Gary, of New
port Nana, Va. visited Mr. and
Mra. C. C. Wlnslow during the
weekend.
FROM CALIFORNIA
Dr. Bill Murray of San Diego,
Calif, was the weekend guests
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. C. Murray and visited Charles
Murray, who Is a patient at
Memorial Hospital In Chapel
HilL
COVINGTON GUEST
Mrs. Roy Reed of Covington,
Va. Is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Guy Newby and her sister.
Miss Frances Newby,
WASHINGTON GUEST
Mrs. Myrt Williams of Wash
lngton.N, C, Is the guest of Mr.
and Mra. Jack Burbage.
VBIT RELATIVES
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Jack
son will spend the Thanksgiving
Holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Mathews in Winston-Salem and
other relatives In Charlotte.
IN HOSPITAL
Mra. Irvln BarcUft is t pa
tient in the Chowan Hospital.
NORFOLK GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Farmer
of Norfolk were guests of Mrs.
Mark Gregory on Sunday,
FROM TENN.
Mrs. R, C. Glover and chil
dren from Lebanon, Tenn. are
spending some time here with
Mrs, Glover's mother, Mrs.
Ansa White.
FAYETTEVTLLE GUEST
wuuam m. Moore or rayet
teville was the weekend guest
' of Mrs. Nettle Lee Caravello and
visited his mother, Mrs. Mary
Moore at the Morgan Rest Home.
VA, BEACH GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs, Clinton Eley of
Virginia Beach, Va. were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Eley,
IMPROVING
Charles Murray, patient at
Memorial Hospital in Chapel
Hill, is improving satls
factorlally. NEW YORK GUESTS
Mrs. David Braymiller and
daughter, Andrea, of Arcade,
N. Y. were guests of her moth
er, Mrs. Montfort Haslam, last
week,
IN FLORIDA
Mrs. J. H. Bagley is visit
ing her son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Plck
hardt, in New Smyrna Beach.
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WEEKEND GUEST
Shellia Perry of Suffolk, Va.
spent the weekend here with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Noah Gregory.
WEEKEND HERE
Mrs. Bill Bright and son,
Billy, of Southern Pines, N. C.
were weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Phillip Jackson.
WEEKEND Di DELA.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Towe
Sr. spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Towe and
family in Middletown, Dela. and
visited Miss Suzanne Towe in
Richmond, Va. on Sunday.
LUNCHEON GUESTS
Luncheon guests of Mrs. Lloyd
SHOPPING BY PHONE
SHOPPING AT HOME
For The VERY BEST
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Horton on Saturday ware Mra.
Montfort Haslam. Mra, David
Braymiller and daughter,
Andrea, and Mra. H. A,
Whitley.
CHARLOTTE GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes
and children, Jay and Michael,
of Charlotta will spend the
Thanksgiving Holidays with Mr.
and Mra. C. R, Holmoa.
HOLIDAYS HERE
Miss Marjorie Hefreh of
QamasvUla, Md. will spend tha
Thanksgiving Holidays herewith
her father, A. W, Hefren.
SUNDAY IN TARBORO
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Taylor
and Miss Sharman Taylor visit
ed Mr. Taylor's father, John A.
Taylor, who Is a patient In Edge
combe General Hospital In Tar
boro, on Sunday.
HOLIDAYS HERE .
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Har
rell and Bobby Harrell, students
at N. C. State University, Ra
leigh, will spend the Thanksgiv
ing Holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
Thurman Harrell.
RICHMOND GUEST
Miss JoannaWilllfordof Rich
mond. Va. will spend the Thanks
giving Holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles wmuora.
VBIT SON IN HOSPITAL
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Murray
visited their son, Charles Mur
ray, at Memorial Hospital,
Chapel Hill, on Sunday.
FROM DURHAM
Mr. and Mrs, AUredWilliams
of Durham were overnlte guests
of Mrs. W. T. Smith on Thursday.
THANKSGIVING HERE
J. P. Perry Jr. and sons.
Jesse and Bobby, of Glen Head,
N. Y. will spend the Thanks
giving Holidays with Mrs, Tim
Brinn. :.
WILMINGTON GUESTS
Mr., and Mrs. E. Burton My
ers and Mr. and Mrs, Fred
Barbee of Wilmington, N. C.
attended the annual November
Smith-Douglas Fertiliser Meet
ing in Norfolk on Thursday and
visited Mrs. W. T. Smith here
en route to Wilmington.
THANKSGIVING HERE
Mrs. Daisy Holmes Rogers,
counselor at East Carolina uni
versity, Greenville, will spend
the Thanksgiving Holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Holmes,
WEEKEND GUESTS
Mr, and Mrs, David Schnel
of York, Pa. were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs, Jack
Kanoy.
RETURNS HOME
Mrs. F. T. Johnson has re
turned home from Sanford where
she visited relatives last week.
WEEKEND GUESTS
Miss Mary Outland and Mrs.
Anna Parker of Woodland, N. C.
were weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Ward.
IN RICHMOND
Mrs, Martin Towe spent sev
eral days this week in Richmond,
Va. with her daughter, Miss Jo
Davis Towe.
HERE FOR HOLIDAYS
Mrs. Karl Wiedemann and son,
Clay, of Cherry H1U, N. J. will
spend the Thanksgiving Holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
H. C.Stokes.
FROM HICKORY
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Bumbarger
and children, BUI, Jean and
Betsy, of Hickory, N. C. will
arrive Friday to spend the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Ward.
VEITS HERE
Kermlt Kirby of Norfolk, Va.
spent the weekend here with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
Kirby,
HOLIDAYS HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ward
and children, Ann and Joe, of
Winston-Salem will spend the
Thanksgiving Holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Ward.
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FRIDAY IN WASHINGTON .
Mr. and Mra, D. M, Jack
ton spent Friday night in Wash
ington, N, C,
VBIT IN HOSPITAL
Mr, and Mra, JlmmyStalllnga
and Frank Mansfield visited C.O,
Murray, at Memorial Hospital
In Chanel Hill on Sunday. While
there they visited JohnStaUings,
who is a atuaant at uwc, .
WEEKEND HERE
Mr, and Mra. Thomas Edward
Umphlett of FarmvUle, N. C.
and Mr. and Mra. Charlie
Morgan Umphlett of Mllwaulkle,
Wise, and Douglas Umphlett, a
student at ACC, spent last week
end with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Umphlett and attended the
funeral of their grandfather
Thomas E, Morgan.
THANKSGIVING WITH BRINNS
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Clayton
and children, Kelly, Brinn and
the Thanksgiving holidays here
and the weekend here with Mrs.
Clayton's parents, Dr. and Mrs.
T. P. Brinn and her sister,
Miss Mary Elliott Brinn.
TO FLY TO TEXAS
Mrs. T. P. Brinn will leave
November 28, by plane, to visit
Jer son-in-law and daughter Dr.
and Mrs. Beverly Tucker, in
Wichita Falls, Texas. Dr. Tuck
er is serving as captain in tne
Army Air Force and is station
ed at Shepard Air Base, Texas.
HOLIDAYS WITH WARDS
. Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Yearns
and family from Winston -Salem
and Miss Kathleen Jackson from
Wlngate College, are spending
the Thanksgiving Holidays with
Mrs, Yearns parents. Dr. and
Mrs. I. A. Ward, w
SECOND GIRL
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jordan
announce the birth of their sec
ond child, a second daughter.
Amy Morgan, born October 25.
1961 In the Albemarle Hospital.
Mrs. Jordan Is the former Eula
Mae Morgan.
Dr. T. P. Brinn Is
Honored With
Birthday Party
Dr. T, P. Brinn was honored
at a birthday dinner in his honor
Monday night by Mrs, T, P. Brinn
and Miss Mary Elliott Brinn at
the Brian's home on Front
Street. .
Guests were: Mrs. Tim Mat
thews, Mrs. Frank Skinner, Mrs.
James Cayton and Mrs. William
Ray Miller, all employed at the
office of Dr. T. P. Brinn.
New Hope 4 -H
Club Meeting
The New Hope 4-H Club held
its regular meeting November 6,
1961 at the home of our leader,
Mrs. Baker. Our president Br en
da Godfrey called the meeting
to order. Then we repeated the
Pledge of AlUglance and the 4-H
Pledge, Jennetta Jones read the
devotion. Our secretary Linda
Lou Ownley called the roll and
read the minutes. We then dis
cussed the old and new business.
We discussed serving the RurU
tans of our community. We then
elected officers for the coming
year. They are President Linda
Lou Ownley. Vice President Jen
netta Jones, Secretary Donna
Baker, Reporter Ella Sue Chap-
pell. The meeting was closed.
Jennetta Jones served the re
freshments.
Reporter
Donna Baker
Gail Proctor Has
Broken Arm
Gail Proctor fell from her
pony last Friday wniie riaing
and broke her rignt arm in two
places.
Detroit is the
of the world.
motor capital
Tha Hartford Business and
Professional Woman's Club man
Thursday night at the RE A Build.
lng with Mrs. Maria 8. ElliottJ
prealdent, prealdlng.
Miss Thaima Elliott, Legieiw
tlva Chairman, presented an in.
terestlng and most informative
program on tha aystam of seJ
lactlng a new jury wtucn becomes
affective in January. She along
with Mr. Howard Pitt and Mr,
Irving Turner ware appointed tq
tha Jury Commission whose Job!
it was to make a completely
new list of Jurors regardleas ofl
race, color or creed. This, dona
under tna cieric oi court's ox.
flee, was dona by selecting names
from the tax docks, tnen tnsreg.
lstratlon books if enough names
were not available from tnenu
This raw list was gone over and
according to the guidelines byi
which they went, people such asl
non-residents, those who naa
served on the Jury in the past!
two years, those under 21, those!
convicted of a felony ana tnosq
who were known to be physical
ly or mentally lmcompetent werel
dropped from the list.
These 1.200 to 1,300 names
were then alphabetized on cards
and then numbered. They are)
filed in the register of deeds!
office and when time comes to)
draw names for a Jury, number
ed discs are drawn in the clerk
of court's office and matched to
the corresponding numbered
card in the register of deeds
office. Those are the ones call,
ed for jury duty. Miss Elliott
stated that she considered It a
very fair and impartial way of
selecting Jurors. The Jury Com.
mission will meet again in two
years to go over tha same pro
cess. During the ' short business
meeting, Miss Elliott reported
two families visited through the
Welcome to Hertford project.
Mrs. Archie Lane Sr. will be on
the comraitteefor the next month.
Mrs, Jackson reported that club
members would meet on Friday,
Dec. 1, at the J. C. Blanchard
Farm Equipment Co. to
decorate the . BPW Christmas
float. Mrs. Jackson also report
ed that a new hospital bed, new
wheel chair, walker, mattresses.
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Christmas giving is fun . . . but it can put a
dent in the budget. Ilext Christmas, make
sure of a merrier, bill-free holiday Jtin
our '68 Christmas Club now save a little
every vcek ... Come next November, you
will have a nice big check for all your
shopping... i
New Club Started Tuesday, Nov. 14,
, , Clubs for 2J:, Kj, S1.C3, S2.C3, ilD cn d S13.6 p:r ivcak ,
ME!t:SH F.D.I.C.
badraUs and plastic ? sheet had
bean purchased for tha Sick Loan
club funds.
Mrs. Essie Burbage was ap
pointed public relations chair,
man and Mrs. Frank Mansfield
was appointed chairman for tha
Welcome to Hartford project.
The club Christmas party will
be Saturday night, December 16,
at tha Edenton Restaurant. ; '
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB
Miss Thelma Elliott waa hos
tess to her bridge club on Tues
day night at her home on River
aide Drive. Those playing were
Mra. W. G. Wright, Mrs. C. E.
Johnson, Mrs. John Coston.Mrs,
Charles Whedbee, Mrs. V. N.
Darden, Mrs. T. B. Sumner,
Miss Mary Sumner and Miss
Ruby White. Miss Sumner was
high score winner. A sweet
course was served.
BRIDGE CLUB MEETS
Mrs. H. A. Whitley entertain
ed her bridge club at her home
on Thursday afternoon. Those
playing were Mrs. S. M. Whed
bee. Mrs. S. P. Jessup, Mrs. J.H.
Newbold. Mrs. C. R. Holmes,
Mrs. J. R. FutrelL Mrs.
Lloyd Horton, Mrs. T. B. Sum
ner, and Mrs. Raymond Scho
fleld. Mrs. Whedbee won the
high score prize. A sweet course
was served. .-
Meteors are popularly known
as falling or shooting stars.
ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OP
OFFICE IN HERTFORD
AT 114 WEST MARKET STREET FOR THE
PRACTICE OF OPTOMETRY
Eyes Examined Tuesday and Friday 9 to 5
Dn.A.F.covr:ur.ijR.
OPTOMETRIST
PHONE 426-0261 . HERTFORD, N. C
CHRISTMAS
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Rcsk C::j Visits
talis Dai's
The Psychaa a fantastic rock
band visited at tha residence
of Mr. and Mrs. ChaUrDall dur
ing an engagement at the Golden
Cup Club In Elisabeth City.
The group consisting of Bill
Gree, organist, Tarry Eeoon
lead guitarist, Jerrie James,
bass gultarlstj Clark "Chip"
Thrasher, drummer, was wall
received and gave a smashing
performance according to re
ports, as did ADR 8 John M.
Layden, his wife Hilda and their
two sons, John M. Jr. and Mich
ael, f , . ...
Berea Ladies Group
Holds Heeting
The ladles missionary of
Berea Church of Christ held
their monthly meeting on Fri
day night November 17 at the
home of Mrs. Whit Cartwright.
The meeting came to order by
all singing "I Gave My Life
for Thee". Mrs. Freeman
Umphlett offered prayer.
Devotion was brought to us by
Mrs. Whit Cartwright. She read
the 100 psalm and a reading
titled "Are you Rich?"
The minutes were read and
roll called with 12 members
present. A Missionary report
was given by Mrs. Yeates on
New Mexico. Mrs. Horace Miller
presented our lesson on ''Love
Gives." The meeting was cios
ed with all singing "Trust, and
Obey." Mrs. Peggy Copeland
gave Benediction,
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Mrs. D, M, Jaci;ofl , local
member of tha tha T, B. Area
Reorganisation Committee, at
tended a dinner meeting at Tha
Holiday Inn In Washington, N,C,
on Friday night. The purpose of
the meeting was to revise tha
By-Laws.
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