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SINNER 6VEITI
MandMrs.ythaBUmphlett
f lliiabeth Pity, Mrs, lennii
Poyee ef Sisntsn, Mr, and Mn.
Kermit larelift and Miei eelia
Blanche Bail ef Waihinilen, .
e, wen dinner gyetef Mn. W,
B, Bail Friday evening: (
AT NAGt HEAD
Mn, waller Sakey'ai
Ueyd Herlen are ipeni
week at their eettage n
Head-
FROM WILMINGTON ,
- Mr, and Mrs, Preston Winslew
and family from Wilmington
spent the weekend with Mr, and
Mrs, Herbert Niaen and Mr, and
Mn, eiaude Winslew,
SUNDAY HERB
Mr, and Mn, Wayne Net
tingham and sen frem Wanehese
spent Sunday with Mr, and Mn,
Herbert Nisen,
IN RALEIGH
Mrs, T, 1, lumner ia visiting
her son and deughter--in4aw ana
family, Mr, and Mn, Tommy
WBrfflrale"ni
WEEfriNB WITH PARENTS
iebhy Harrell frem Itaie
z a r i U ....ft tU.
university raieign spent me
weekend with nil parents,
Kr.anlMrS.Thyrman Harrell,
Mri, Slden Winslew and
dayghten lara and Anne ipent
the weekend in Nerfelk, Va. and
viaited ftfiea Thelma gliiett at
the Nerfalk general Hospital
laturday and gunday. Mr.
Winslew spent lunday there,
WEEK'ENB AT NA6I HEAD
Mn, J, 8, Newsy and daughter
Bva apent the weekend at Nags
IUNBAV AT ROCKY MOUNT
Mr, and Mn, Richard iryant
and family apent lunday at
Reeky Mount with relatives,
IUNBAV WITH MOTHER
Mrs, Melvin Wright from
Elisabeth City and Mn, Jaek
Xanoy spent Mothers Day with
their mother Mrs, J, E. Everett,
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WOODLAND DRESS SHOPPE
"The Fashion Center" -
' Hertford, N. C. Phone 426-5620
Jaeksen,
SRIB6E f LUi MET
Mn, J- R. Futrell entertained
her bridge elub Thursday af
terneen at her heme en Frent
Itreet. These playing were
Meadamei Trim Wilsen, I g,
Newbeld, lilai Whedbee, . R,
Helmes, Walter Idwarda,
Katherine J. WardL 6, A,
Bavenpert, and Miss lliiabeth
Tueker, The high seere priie
went to Mn, Newbeld: A sweet
eeurse was served.
RETURNEB HOME
Mrs, W.M.Morgan returned te
her home Friday from Rhewan
Hospital where she had spent
several weeks,
ROOK CkUl MET j
Mn, , E, Cannon entertained
her rook elub Friday night at her
home, Those playing were
Mesdames J, E, Morris, J, H,
Tewe ., Julian White, C. T,
gkinner r S, R, Tueker, Arehie
Lane lr Walter Bail and Miss
Mary lumner, The high seere
prise went to Mrs. gkinner and
lew was awarded Miss lumner,
A sweet course was served,
HOITEII TO IRIB6E CLUB
Mn, C, R, Holmes was hostess
to her bridge elub Tuesday night
t her home, Those playing were
Mesdames T, L. Jessup, John
Sssotane
Ccnvcnlcnt ter
Ycu ln So
Msny Wayi
COOKINO IAII
lnoy advantages of
modern, tutomatle
ranges, with L-Oot.
CHAN, NOT WATS
-Keep 'the ho) woter
flowbiftpMi the help
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PAf T DIUVIIY
For prompt, reliable,
delNery of lOai,
uet col on us.
I LP- GAS IS DELIVERED
I AUTOMATICALLY
tye check your supply regular-"
ly. If you need more, we make
a new deliveryAutomatically!
Let us start today. Call
REED OIL CO.
Dial 426-5458
Hertford, N.C.
NOTICE!
ALL PROPERTY OWNERS ARE REQUIRED
TO CLEAN THEIR LOTS
THREE (3) TIMES
A YEAR
MAY-JULY-SEPTEMBER
IF OWNERS DO NOT COMPLY WITH ORDINANCE,.
THE TOWN WILL CLEAN THE LOTS AND THE COST
WILL BE CHARGED AGUNST T HE PROPERTY. . .
TOWN OF HERTFORD
Coston, 0, W, Barbce, H, C,
Itokei, Cer bin Br.it r, Mlii
Mary lumner and t.a hstesi.
The nigh score prise went to Mrs,
Bosler and lew waa awarded
Misi lumner. A sweet eeurse
was served.
PROM RALEI6H
Rev, and Mrs, 0,1.. Hathaway
frem Raleigh spent the weekend
with Miss lladyePeltn: v
BRIB6E etVi MEETI
Mrs, Menferd Hasiam enj
tertained her; Bridge elub
Tueiday night at her name en
Prent Itreet, These present were
Mesdaroese.I, Jennsen, V.N:
Barden, T, , lumner, eharlea
Whedbee, Katherine J. Ward,
yevd Herten, W. H. eBkeyuJr,,
and lilas Whedbee, The high
seere priie went te Mn, Oakey,
A sweet eeurse was served, -IN
HOIPITAL - . L
Miss Mary HeleneNewby who
suffered a fraetured leg from a
fall at her home was admitted to
the Albemarle Hospital and
underwent an eperetien en
Friday,
RETURNEB HOME .
Mr, Jaek Hunter returned te
his heme last week from ehowan
Hospital and ia getting along
fairly well,
IN HOSPITAL
. Mrs, Cecil Edward Winslow is
a patient at the Albemarle
Hospital, -
Whimton Newt S
Rev, and Mrs, Waldo Smith
viaited hli motiier last Friday for
Mother's Day as they could not
be there for Sunday, waiao
visited Mary Love Winslow and
Johnny White at cnorry, ooia
boro also on Friday.
Lvndnn white has bean -a
patient at Albemarle Hospital for
everaldays.
Mrs. Sybil Winslow and son
Donald of Norfolk, 7a., vlilited
G. B. and Miss Mary Winslow on
Sunday.
Mn. John. T. Lane and Mrs,
Pat Twlddy received the potted
nianta for helno the oldest
youngest Mothers present at Up)
River Meeting on sunaay ai was
also Mrs. Lane's 84th birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Edaerton
Of PorUmouth, Va., attended
church here on Sunday, other
visitors were Mrs. Johnny White
of Elizabeth Citv and Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Gregory; Mrs.
Luna Layden and daughter
Velma, Traverse White and Dora
Rtharion of Hertford.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Gregory were dinner guests on
Sunday of Mrs, Gregory's sister
Sallie Rountree and sons, Dally
and Carlton. ' '
Mi1, and Mrs. Gale Winslow
and daughters of Chapel Hill,
Commander Doland Winslow,
wife and children of Virginia
Beach spent mother's day with
their mother, Mrs. Mary W.
Winslow and attended Up River
Meeting. Doland leaves on May
17th for duty in the Phllllplnes
Islands. ,
The Alice Chappell Missionary
Circle will meet on Thursday
P.M. at 3:00 with Mrs. Ina
Stallings as hostess. Sallie
Rountree will give the devotion
and Christine Smith will have
charge of the lesson.
Hown-Truobloot Voao Qp!::n at It, Sinai Chare!
The uaddini of Miss Can!
Marie Morgan and Edward
glirton Truebieea waa seism
nisedAprillth,tl79atlpjn,al
theMt,linaiaptistehurehw1t9i
M Rev, eharlea Buling Ber
forming the double ring
The bride is the daughter f
Mr, and Mn. ernest mm
Mergan ef Rt, I. Hertferi ani in
bridegroom ia the asn ef Mr, ud
mpi. Idward 6. Trueb eed, lr, ef
lliiabeth fJity, j
me enuren was eeeerateti wihi
white gladielas, palms, mumi
and eandlelight.
Wedding musie waa played by
Mn. Preston Mergan. Edward
Jordan soloist rendered
whether Thou Seest" and the
Wedding Prayer.
The eriae waa given in
marriage by her father erneat 8.
Mergan, Ihe were a gewn ef Ilk
ergansa with a detaehabie
cnapei lengm tram, n was ai
taehed at the waist by a large
bow, The gewn waa designed
with an empire waist and the
seailoped neekline aeeented with
laee applique highlighted with
seed pearls, The long sleeves
were puffed with buttony cuff.
Her headdress waa a Juliet Cap
with pearl secants and Mantollia
Chapel length veil with flowered
applique, She carried a nose gay
of white carnations and roses,
Mn, Wade B. Morgan of
Hertford was Matron of Honor,
Her dress was a floor length
gown of mint green, bonded
crepe, designed with round
neckline, short puffed sleeves,
and empire waist lino, accented
with lace applique. She wore a
splcute hat of same material and
carried a nose gay of assorted
colored daisies with contrasting
ribbons, 'v1:'.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Bobby
Wlnborne of Edenton, Mrs. Fred
Etherldfle of Shawboro. Miss
Brenda Baker of Elisabeth City
and Miss Carrie Jones of
Greenville. They wore gowns of
rainbow colors , of yellow, hot
pink and light pink designed like
he honor attendant. They
carried nose gays identical to
that of the honor attendant.
Junior bridesmaids were Miss
Gave Moraan. sister of the bride,
and Misa Tammy Bunch of
Suffolk. They wore gowns styled
like that of the honor attendant.
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Their headdrese waa i matehbif
bOWr
Little Mlis Ann Uary Morgan,
niece of fee bride waa flower girl.
She wore a white silk organsa
dress designed similar to the
bride's gown. She wore a head
band of rose buds in matching
material and carried a basket of
white daiilea.
Wlllard H. Colson, Jr. of
Greenville, N, C. was the,
MdeflMom'a beat man.
Ushers were Wade E. Morgan
and John E. Morgan of Hertford,
brothers of the bride, Warren
Jones of Greenville and Butch
Cartwrlaht of Elliabeth City.
Mrs. Loran F. Baker of
Elisabeth City was mistress of
ceremony.
The bride's mother. Mrs
Morgan wore a coat and dress
ensemble of blue silk linen wun
matching accessories. Her
flowers were pink glamelllas.
Mrs. Trueblood, the
bridegroom's mother was attired'
in a coat and dress ensemble of
yellow silk with matching ac
cessories, with a corsage of
yellow glamellia flowers.
A reotjtlon waa held Im
mediately follewim the
ceremony at the heme ef the
Drmo'a parenta. auoeta were
greeted by Mrs. Dllbon Young
and presented to the recelvlni
line, Mrs, Leon Bunoh aerved
punch and Mrs, John C. Cart-
kh -VI eaka. ursi cr,
ri Eca wai ud three-,
ir.s ?'?! m f i wti
to WBshi-tsn, 8. 8. 1
tw&i thifetlwwiite
hUttsiarieMterffi
K:vy and white with Navy t
i:::9ries ind i white rc
,:fes at Wetland gire!.
Vn, Trueblood la i mp
f Perquimans High Isbsal i
Kielta Academy of lest
Star, . 1
Trueblood is a grad'ict:
r-laGtyB3l;hooi I
BvedfouryMnRithaU.I.!
, Pareii
Pre-Nuptial Parties i Cz
Party gives by the brideamt
at the home of Mn. W,
lrgBR on laturday nlfiht, A;
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A luffet Dinner peoeedjni f
rehearsal at the home of t
Doom. Given by Mn. Canto
trueblood. Fifty luaata wt
; BMaent.
A Henearsw pany was
by Mrs, Wade Morgan, !.
Leon Bunoh, and Mn. Proa
Morgan at the homo of Mr, i
Mn, Ernest Morgan. ' I
CodOIThrnb
I would like to take this op
portunity to express ray sincere
appreciation to everyone who
remembered me with cards,
visits, flowers, gifts and all other
acta of kindness shown me while
I was a patient In Norfolk
General Hospital and since my
return home.
Wordi cannot expreu our sincere ap
preciation to our many relative$, neighbors,
friends and church organizationt for their ex
pressions of sympathy shown us in the loss of
our loved one, Ben Thach.
For the flowers, cards, food, visits,
Memorial Books placed in the Library, cars
loaned, and especially the prayers, we are
truly grateful
Your thoughtfulness, which helped so
much to sustain us in our hour of bereavement,
wUl always be remembered.
. and
. Children ;
Mn.J.B.Eure
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