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-9 2 - The Perauimani County Weeklv. Hertford. N. C Imirtday, June 4, 1970 '
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he Weekly Society Hews
v'-. ATTEND PA, WEDDING ..
. Mr. Fannie Hurdle and Bin,
.'Raymond Eure, spent the
weekend in Drexel Hill. Pa..
Iwhlle there they attended the
jwedding of Mills A. Eure Jr.,
'Friday night, May th.
MOVE NEAR BETMi-L
' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchel
'Morris of Alexandria, Va., have
-moved to Riverview Park, near
-Bethel. Mrs. Mortis is theformer
-Linda Phillips, daughter of Mr
rfad Mrs. S. Clyde Phillips of
'-ftorganton, N. C. Mr. Morris was
formerly employed as manager
, ;of an Electronics Printed Circuit
rLab. in Chantilly, Va., near
'Dulles Airport. He is now em
ployed at the Pert Lab in
.Edenton, N. C. They attend the
'Assembly of God Church in
Hertford.
FROM WILMINGTON
r' Mr. and Mrs. E. Burton Myers
and son. Gary, of Wilmington, N.
'!. were weekend visitors with
Mrs. Myers mother and brother,
- Irs. John T. and Elsberry Lane
of Rt. 1, Belvidere, and Mr,
f Myers mother, Mrs. W. T. Smith
FROM VA. BEACH
S Mrs. DoUie Roberts of Virginia
Beach spent Tuesday with her
', parents Mr. and Mrs. N. D.
J Chappell.
FROM RICHMOND
I Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chappell and
isons Billy and Brian of Rich-
i mond, Va., spent Sunday night
' i and Monday with their parents
jMr. and Mrs. N. D. Chappell.
) WEEK-END GUESTS
Mrs. Lonnie Boyce of Edenton,
Miss Ceha Blanche Dail and
I'Mrs. Kermit Barclift, Jr. of
'Washington, D. C. were week
jend guests of Mrs. W. E. Dail.
HOLIDAYS AT BEACH
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Whedbee
spent the Memorial Day
Holidays at their cottage at Nags
Head. They were joined by their
son, Charles Whedbee, of
Washington, D. C. and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Applewhite and family
of Norfolk, Va.
HOLIDAY GUESTS
; Mrs. Brooke F. Read and
children of Camp Le Jeune were
week-end guests of their mother,
Mrs. W. J. Oakey, Jr., at Nags
Head.
RETURNS HOME
Mrs. Walter J. Kanoy returned
home Sunday after spending 10
days in Washington, D. C. with
friends.
ATTENDS SUMMER SCHOOL
Sheldon Davis is attending
Summer School at ECU,
Greenville.
BOONE GUESTS
'Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Winslow,
Jr. and son, Todd, of Boone were
r week-end guests of their parents,
. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Byrum and
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Winslow, Sr.
WEEK-END HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Reed of
Charleston, S. C. will spend the
week-end with Mrs. C. W. Reed.
AT BEACH
j- Mrs. Lloyd Horton is spending
some time at Nags Head.
WEEK-END HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reed of
Covington, Va. will spend the
week-end with their parents
Mrs. C. W. Reed and Mrs. Guy
Newby.
IN HOSPITAL
;: 'Mrs. Annie Chalk Is a patient
in the Chowan Hospital.
! LEAVES FOR NAGS HEAD
I ' "Doug Haskett has accepted a
'psition at Nap Head for the
1 summer months.
AT BEACH
; Miss Elizabeth Tucker la
rpending a few days at Nap
Ilcsd with Mrs. Lloyd Horton.
1 LEAVES FOR COVINGTON '
Mrs. C. W. Reed win leave
--!ay for a visit with her son
J daughter-in-law, Mr. and
i"Irs. Roy Reed, in Covington, Va.
WEEK-END HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Webb Gould and
famllv of Virginia Beach. Va
spent one week-end with Mr,
C.
L. Dail.
WEEK-END IN ROSE HILL
Mrs. Hazel B. Matthews spent
the week-end in Rose mil win
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr
and Mrs. Hazel Matthews, Jr
RETURNS HOME
Mrs. Phillip Jackson returned
hemtt Sunday after spending 2
wee) ci with her children, Mr. and
Mrs i. Jack Montgomery,- in
Roanoke, Va. and Mr. and Mrs.
Die' Cone, In Alexandria, Va
ATTENDS SUMMER SCHOOL!
Thomas Gregory left Wed'
nesday to attend Summer School
at Chowan College.
WEEK-END GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. James Cole of
District Heights, Md. spent the
weekend win Mr. and Mrs. J.T.
Bigger.
WEEK-END HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cone of
Alexandria, Va. were week-end
guests of Mrs. Phillip Jackson
IN EDENTON
Miss Louise Chalk is spending)
some time in Edenton with Mrs
Kate Wozelka.
WEEK-END AT BEACH
Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Ward and
family and Mrs. Z. A. Harris
spent the week-end at the Harris
Cottage at Nags Head.
ON SHOPPING TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bass spent
the week-end in Charlotte, where
Mrs. Bass attended a Fashion
Show for White's Dress Shoppe,
CONFINED WITH ILLNESS
Mrs! C. B. StaUings is confined
to her home with illness.
RETURNS HOME
J. E. Winslow has returned!
home from the Albemarle
Hospital, where he underwent
observation and treatment.
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' AT BEACH
Mrs. W. J. Oakey, ' Jr. is
spending a few days this week at
Nags Head.
" GRTeensboro guests
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Bryant
and family of Greensboro spent
the week-end with Mrs. Bryant's
mother, Mrs. Isa Tucker.
RETURN HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Haskett and
family of Chapel Hill returned
home Tuesday after a visit with
Kheir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Haskett and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert
Taylor,
ATTENDS GRADUATION
Mrs. C. W. Reed will attend the
Graduation of her grand
daughter, Miss Lynn Reed, at
University - of Virginia,
Charlottesville, Va. on Sunday.
WEEK-END AT BEACH
Mrs. J. H. Newbold spent the
week-end at her cottage at Nags
Head.
VISITS IN SUFFOLK
Paul Gregory was an overnite
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Perry
in Suffolk, va. on Friday.
WEEK-END GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lee
Dail and family of Plymouth i
were week-end guests of theii r
(parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harlai a
uiurcue and Mr. C. L. Dail,
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; WEEK-END Air BEACH
Cmdr. and Mrs. Edward
Griffin and family spent the
week-end at Nags Head.
X.J. GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Kai 1 Wejdemann
and family of Cheity Hill, N. J.
were week-end gue sts of Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Stokes.
VISITS IN HOSPITAL .
Mrs. W. J. Davis visited her
brother, E. V. Ba 11a nee, in the
Albemarle Hospital on Friday
and Saturday.
WEEK-END IN HICKORY
Miss Nellie Sumner and Miss
Monnie Divers spent the week
end in Hickory v vith Dr. and Mrs.
Jack Thornton.
SUNDAY IN CURRITUCK
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Davis were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Ballance in Cur rituck on Sunday.
WEEK-El D HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tread-
well and son, M ike, of Richmond,
Va. were week -en d guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Billy Clterry.
WEEK-ISN D HERE
Mr. and Mrs . Jii mmy Batts and
familv of Car-v were week-end
guests of their pa rents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Etake or and Mrs. Bea
Jessup.
ATTEND FUNERAL
Mrs. Ed Bagl ley and Lloyd
Bagley attended : the funeral of
Mrs. Alton Bagle y on Tuesday in
Norfolk, Va
VH JITS HERE
Chaplain Cherry of Walter
Reed Hospital is spending this
week with his mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth CheiTy.
wee :k-e:nd GUESTS
Guests iof N(r. and Mrs. T. P.
Byrum du ring ; the week-end were
Mr. and A Irs. H. W. Winslow, Jr.
and son, " rode I, of Boone, Mr. and
Mrs. Walilacii Baker and family
of Lewis! xm, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Bunch off Ec Jenton and Mr. and
Mrs. T aim edge Byrum and
family c i Eljizabeth City.
Stuck mts Return
From College
Stud lents have returned home
for Um 5 sur nmer months from the
following colleges:
UNC-Chapel Hill - Doua
Haskett, Walter Edwards. Jr..
Fred Mu rray, Andy Rogerson,
Don Mm rgan, Rufus Riddick,
Beth Harris:
N. C. STATE U. - Bobbv
Har rell, ' Paul Smith, Steve
Rich Jick. Richard White. Grant
Chs ippel 1. Shelley Bateman.
Ton nmy Nowell, Terry Jackson,
Bill . Dei eker, Marshall Caddy.
Jar Evans;
I SCU-i GREENVILLE Jan
Wl lite, Janet Dail. Carolyn
WJ hite, Carolyn Long. Jinny
CI iamb era. Shirley Gregory.
CI ,audia Brinn. Cindy Winslow.
oaron Godfrey. Chuck White.
P aid W Sard, Hubert Watson;
CHO' WAN COLLEGE -
7 rhoma s Gregory;
WAK FOREST U. - Donald
Perry;
UNC (-WILMINGTON - Jackie
Simpson;
Way ne Community Colleee -
John I Si ton Hurdle, Lee Tunnell;
CAS 1PBELL COLLEGE
Nona an Young;
ELON COLLEGE - Bea
Skips-ey;
AO p Pam Cox, Douglas
UmpJ tlett, Peggy Copeland; '
WI LSON TECH -. Wallace
Morf tan, Royce Vickers;
W jC-GREENSBORO Susan
Han ell
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To Ircst IicSwy
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The St. Catherine Auxiliary of
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
will meet Monday night, June 8
at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Joe Towe, Jr.
Mrs. Towe and Mrs. Erie
Haste, Jr., will host the meeting.
To Find A 7itV
It's a fact that mere man, in
his search for a wife, is more or
less at the mercy of designing
females. . ;i-.v:
For the benefit of male
citizens, then, we submit the
revelations of an unnamed Swiss
savant, who says a man"' can
discern the character of the girl
he wants to marry if he tests her
peeling, cleaning and cooking -potatoes.
'-i.:-:':f-:'y .;"',
Accordingly: "If she peels the
potato cutting thick rinds, she's
extravagant. If she leaves the
eyes, she's lazy. If she uses much
fat in cooking, she s greedy, and
if she allows them to burn, she's
negligent", s,-
Youthful swains, after
carefully submitting young
ladies to the above test and
finding them blameless, are
urged to marry, whether the girl
is rich or poor, ugly or pretty, for
she will prove "a good friend and
wife, bringing prosperity and
happiness." Maybe f
Hostess To
Bridge Club
Mrs. T. B. Sumner was hostess
to her bridee club Tuesday nicht
at her home on Front Street.
Those playing were Mrs. W. G.
Wright, Mrs. Montfort Hadlam,
Mrs. J.R. Futrell. Mrs. V.N.
Darden, Mrs. Charles Whedbee,
Mrs. C. E. Johnson, Mrs.
Caterine Ward and Mrs. Guy
Newby, Jr.
Mrs.Whedbee was high score.
A sweet course was served.
WE'RE
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PRICE'S
Woodland Dress Shoppe
"THE FASHION CENTER
HERTFORD, N.C. 4 2C-5620
Almost Out Of It!
Next week about this time, you'll almost be out of
it . . . that's right, another school year will be over be
fore you know it! "
Some of you will start those long-awaited sum- ?
mer vacations; others will begin newly-acquired sum"'
mer jobs; and, alas, there are still others whose major
activity will be summer school. A good many of this
year's graduates will be making preparations for their
first year of college this falL
Regardless of your personal plans for the season,
we want to wish each of you a Safe, Healthy and Hap
py Summer. . i - -
tiie ranroiii c c;
telefi:o::egt?l'
fll!:ub Is r:::o:
Than A Shelter
How does your house affect
your family living? .
.i : Our homes; can be either a
temporary stepping place for
random activity, or the center of
a whole way of living with many
facets of outreach. K'
Mrs. Ila Grey White, County
Home Economics Extension
Agent says "Homes exist for and
because of people - to serve their
needs: physical,; psychological,
and social". - : : :
According to the latest studies.
Mrs. White points out that
automation, r urbanization,
mobility, gains in education,
increased leisure time, the labor
movement, more discretionary
dollars,' and ; - ? exploding
population are among some of
the forces affecting housing.
. The dwelling may affect family
growth favorably or unfavorably
depending upon the provisions rit
makes for social life both within
the family group and among the
family and friends, rest, privacy,
and the routine activities of the
household. s; .A'', -:'?;;
The houses in which we all live
and which we all probably take
very much for granted actually
exert a powerful influence on our
everyday experience of family
living.
In considering the house as the
important aspect of our lives,
two things should be kept in
mind: not only does man react
specifically to the influence of
the house in which he lives but
the house in turn "reacts" in a
similar , manner to its
inhabitants.
Fill Wed Sunday
Miss Cathy Cross of Rt. 3,
Hertford will marry Paul
DeWayne Perry of Rt. S, Hert
ford, Sunday at 3 p.m. at the
Evangelical Methodist Church.
Friends and relatives are invited
to attend. A reception will follow
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bobby Gregory.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - The Reverend and Mrs. James
Percy Trueblood of Route I, Hertford, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Evangelyn Blanche, to Earl James Berry, son of the
Reverend and Mrs. H. F. Berry of
. The bride-elect Is presently a
lege, Hobe sound, rwnaa., -
Mr. Berry Is a graduate of the
Institute, and Peterborough Teacher's College, and Is presently a
student of Hobe Sound Bible College. He will continue his studies
there In the faU.
An August 1 wedding Is planned.
Friends and relatives of the couple are invited.
Linda Harrell Wins DAR Award
Each year Edenton Tea Partyi
Chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution presents a
Hjood Citizen Award, a pin and
certificate, to the girl in thej
rising senior class who has been
chosen on the basis of Leader
ship, Service, Dependability and
rainousm.
.. Miss Linda Gale Harrell is the
1970-71 DAR Good Citizen from
Perquimans County.
Next fall she will be given a
questionnaire, to answer on
patriotism and democracy. She
will be asked to submit an essay
on some phase. of history to be
entered in District and State
Competition. She and her mother
will be guests at the District
Pcrquimsns
Historical Scdety
To l icet Iu&3 8
The Perquimans County
Historical Society will meet
Monday night, June 8 at 8 o'clock
at the New Hope Community
Building.
All members are urged to be
present.
Greeting; card makers estimate
that more than a half billion
valentines will be sent this year,
and that old-fashioned sentiment
still predominates so much so
that many valentines are replicas
of Victorian greetings.
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The Perquimans County Tax Office is now -
accepting payment for prepaid taxes. For iff
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persons tdchir.j td prepay their taxes ct the
discount rate it tvUl be necessary to contact or
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Kingston, Ontario. Canada.
student of Hobe Sound Bible Col
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Kingston Collegiate and Vocational
Good Citizens Day when she will
have the opportunity to meet
Good Citizens from other
schools.
Mrs. Allan B. Bonner, Regent
of Edenton Tea Party Chapter
made the presentation at
Commencement Exercises held
at Perquimans County High
School on Friday night, May 29
Bridge Club Meets
Miss Mary Sumner entertained
her bridge club Tuesday night at
her home on Church Street.
Guests included Mrs. T. L.
Jessup, Mrs. C. R. Holmes, Mrs.
W.C. Dozier, Mrs. J. T. Biggers,
Mrs. H. C. Stokes, Mrs. John
Cos ton, Mrs. W. G. Barbee, and
Miss Ruby White.
Mrs. Holmes won the high
score prize. The hostess served a
sweet course.
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HERTFORD, N. ft'ii
TO ALL INTERE
PERQUIMANS COUNTY
TAXPAYER'S !
TcrnridFl:
"Dried Flora" will be to-1
by Mrs. Eiwin Williams on J
13. The workshop will be to-.
at the County Office BuildSnj i
10:00 a.m. " v, j
If you are interested, pleae
contact Da .Grey White, Bos
Economics Extension Agent, f
the County TJfflcernldiBgr-'-.-i
"The artistic challenge of c
craft is to use specimens' in C
way they appear to grow in &
woods and fields where they ar
found. Collecting and assemhllr
plants, grasses and flowers fro:
your garden, the woods, Mr
seashore and the field will brie
you lasting pleasure", says Mrt
wmie. -Because you musi 100
so closely at nature, you may fin:
yourself becoming more awsir
of natures Infinite beauty tha:
ever before". , I
Each participant will bring U
the - workshop plant .materia'
which has been pressed. This wil
be used to make greeting card
and note paper. '
The oldest surviving bridge if
the world is the slab stone sing!
arch bridge over the River Melt!
in Smyrna, now Izmir, Turkey.
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dates from about 830 B.C.
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