(IlenCIjappall tfxdjanget) Warwick Baptlat Church wu thi scent of beautiful wedding sunaay, May 31, when mm Sheryl Joy Chappell became the bride of Walter Nlcoll Allen, Jr. Hie S:30 o'clock double ring ceremony, was performed by Rev. William E. Carter. . The bride it the daughter of Mr. v and Mrs, Edward John Chappell of Hobbsville, N.C. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter NichbU Allen, Sr. of Newport, tyC. ; The vows were spoken in an old fashioned setting of tree ferns, candelabra, and mixed summer flowers in pink and white. - Mrs. Mayward. Chappell and Mrs. John Elmer Wood, Jr. were Mistresses of ceremony. - Mrs. ; Maebelle ' Chappell presented a program of nuptial music. Prior to the wedding, Mr. lianff "Becauia". and "Ana I Hand, One Heart". I Given in marriage by her old fashioned gown of white dotted swiss over bridal taffeta. The gown was fashioned with an smpire waist, long full sleeves, ana high neckline trimmed in Venise lace. The hemline wu also accented by Venise lace. She wore a detachable cathedral 'train also trimmed in lace to match the gown. Her waist jlength peau cap was trimmed in seea pearis ana venise lace with imported all silk illusion. She carried an arm bouquet of old fashioned white summer flowers tied with a white satin ribbon. Her blue garter was given to her y Miss Susan Ward. lassmate, and the dime for her by Mrs. Henry W. Hinton. The maid of honor was Miss Bearden, of Swansboro, N.C. lie wore a pink viole dotted jwlss gown with deep rose satin lining trimmed in white Venise lace fashioned after the bride's town with a drooping picture hat if pink dotted swiss with pink Win streamers hanging to the jloor, with an arm bouquet of ?ink and white mixed summer lowers, 1 bridesmaids were Miss Wanda tforris and Miss Susan Hinton of jlobbsville, N.C; Miss Charlotte ,Jixon and Miss Susan Harrell of Identon, N.C. I Their gowns were of pink viole Totted swiss with pale pink satin ining with short puffed sleeves md empire waist accented with arise ,lace. Their picture hats nd arm bouquest were like that f the maid of honor. The honorary' bridesmaids ere Miss Bonnie Jackson, arlotte, N.C, Miss Debra utlaw, Kinston, N.C, Mrs. leila Ward, Hobbsville, N.C 'nd Mrs. Gloria Stallings, Suf- )lk, Va. They wore pink violet Wed swiss strut dresses and ' ' 'I ' -.' Peri). High School Class Of '45 Reunion Held Sat, The Class of 1945 from Perquimans County High School held its 25th Class Reunion Saturday night at the Edenton Restaurant with 22 members present. Members attending were Mrs. F. Tr Johnson, wife of the late Superintendent F. T. Johnson, Mrs. -Horace Baker, mother of Horace Baker, Jr., (deceased), Helen Raye Baker Rogers, Floyd Benton, Hilda Chappell Ridge, Mildred Chappell King, Marguerite Cook Fearing, Frances Godfrey Spivey, Buena Mae Godwin Reilly, Eleanor Glynn Hurdle Stallings, Harriett Lou Layden Dail, Ann Matthews enry, Mildred Webb White, "' - 4 carried small arm bouquets of pink and white summer flowers. The flower girl was Harriet Winslow who wore a pink dotted swiss gown like that of the maid of honor and carried a basket of rose petals. . The ring bearer was Kent Chappell of Hertford, N.C. The best man was the bridegroom's father, Walter Nicoll Allen, Sr. The groomsmen were Bob Chappell, Raleigh, N.C, Dennis Chappell, Hobbsville, N.C, Forrest Allen, Newport, N.C, Tim Mills, Greenville, N.C, Joe Allen, Newport, N.C, and Artie Baugus, Morehead City, N.C, The bride's mother wore a yellow crepe dress with full length lace coat; she wore a matching hat and a white orchid. The bridegroom's mother wore an aqua antique satin dress accented with, Venise lace. She wore a matching hat and a white orchid. For her wedding trip to White Lake, N.C, the bride wore a blue and white flowered viole dress fashioned by Mrs. Susie White with white sailor hat, white accessories, .and J corraee of pink roses. ' : . They plan to live in Newport, N.C. until late summer at which time they will be attending school in Greenville, N.C. Following the rehearsal Saturday night, a party was given by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nicoll Allen, Sr. with the old fashioned motif in pink and white. A lingerie shower was given by Wanda Morris, Charlotte Nixon, and Susan Harrell. A floating miscellanous shower was given by Mrs. Mayward Chappell, Mrs. John Elmer Wood, Jr., and Mrs. Harry Lee Winslow. Friends in Newport also gave a shower. A Coke-Hour was given by Mrs. Clarence Chappell, Jr. on Saturday morning. Mrs. Henry W. Hinton and Miss Susan Hinton gave a lun cheon. Out of town guests were Clarence Hollo well, Hampton, Va., Miss Pat Price, Mar tinsville, Va., Mrs. Dorothy Bearden, Swansboro, N.C, Miss Faye Poindexter, Roxboro, N.C, Mrs. Jewell Smith, bridegroom's grandmother, Newbern, N.C, Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Moore, Charlotte, N.C, Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Moore, Jr., North Wilkesboro, N.C, Mrs. Leonard Walker, Newbern, N.C, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Mills, Greenville. N.C, Mr. and Mrs. J.S. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Darnell Garner and children, Mr. and Mrs.Floyd Garner ,THr. and Mrs. John Lilly and family, and Mr. and Mrs. W.B. Allen from Newport, N.C. Announce Birth Mr, and Mrs. Robert H. Reed announce the birth of their second child, second son, Nelson Elliott, born Monday, June 8. Mrs. Reed is the former Lynn Tucker of Rocky Mount. ) HERTFORD, N. C. Whiteston News Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Casey and family of Goldsboro spent the week-end with Mrs. Casey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie White. Mrs. Sylvia Winslow, Mrs. Emma Rountree, Miss Mary A. Winslow, Miss Pearl White and Mrs. Arba Winslow attended the joint Missionary Meeting with Piney Woods Meeting on Saturday P. M. Sixteen ladies were present. Mrs. Sylvia Winslow showed slides of her trip to Hawaii. Mrs. Sallie Rountree cut a finger real badly on Friday and had to go to Albemarle Hospital and have six stitches put in. James Oneil White is still a patient at the Hospital with kidney stones. Relatives of the late Jesse T. and Amelia Winslow held their family reunion on Sunday at the Community Building at Whiteston. Mr. and Mrs. Lanier White and sons had Father's Day dinner on Sunday with her father, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Benton, at White Hat. Mrs. Sylvia Winslow had as guests on Father's Day her children and grandchildren, the Joe Rodgerson family of Beech Spring and the Clinton Winslow family of Belvidere. The Excell Markham family of Goldsboro were Father's Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Winslow. The Robert Hewitt family of Newland were dinner guests of Mrs. Hewitt's father, Earle Winslow, for Father's Day Sunday. Charlie Winslow of Florida recently visited his brother and sister, Mary and Bennie Win slow. The Herbert Hathaway family of Norfolk, Va. visited Mrs. Hathaway's father, B. T. Win slow, for Father's Day on Sunday. Annual Towel Promotion June 22 Thru July 4th, We will be open July 4th 50 will lay-away your selection LADIES' 2 Pc Permanent Press Skirt and Coat Set REG. PRICE $3.99 Sale Price $2.97 V TOWELS I ' Stripes Solid Colon Florals and Jacquard. REGULAR $1.17 SALE 99 Extra Large Bath Towels... 2 for $1.00 and .77 Each. LADIES' PERMANENT PRESS DUSTERS Reg. Price $2.99 Sale Price 2.47 7y -JuiSULAH Ml EA. IUY TWO SAVE f ' Jy ifcSJt LADIES' dSSf. Af WLEEVELESS BLOUSE X I fW oiwrffrf coon m printt, tofidt nSm0P f V c,e1- '"o"' P'tm polyntcr cot- i ft ton fabric, button front, pointed col Ian . LADIES PANY HOSE SPECIAL 2 Pre. M. 00 Boy's Knit Shirts Short Sleeve - Slip Over. 50 Cotton, 50 Polyester. REG. PRICE $1.99 SALE PRICE M . 47 IM. .n SAW IAS , J and Top Set Permanent Press. Size 7 to 14. REGULAR PRICE $1.99. SALE PRICE $ 1.67 R(.4.tt SAW M rtAf"i a I K CLOVE fmfor TiMfetf CawM Wy MWt fadrnt Hr $c)K N ""' QMU Mil ELECTRIC FANS 20" BLADE SPECIAL M3.97 JUST RIGHT FOR THESE HOT SUMMER. DAYS..... LUGGAGE u Reg. $7.99 Myrtle Whedbee Copeland, Dorothy Faye White Rascoe, Joe Towe White, Marjorie Rebecca White Casey, Dr. Curtis Wilson, Ester Winslow Markham, Joan Winslow Stallings, Norma Winslow Bunch, and George Wood. Members who could not attend but wrote a letter were: Lucy Forehand Winslow, Hertford, Lt. Colon Jackson, Japan, Leona Lane Maxwell, Florida, and Dr. Bill Murray, California. The member to travel the longest distance to attend was Ann Matthews Henry, Deerfield, Fla.; the one with the most children, Helen Raye Baker Rogers, (6); the one with the youngest child, Ester Winslow Markham (3 years old). Being unable to locate or remember the original class president, Floyd Benton was elected president. The class voted to have another reunion in ten years. They also voted to place books in the school library in memory of their deceased classmates, Horace Baker, Jr., Calvin Colson, Evelyn Banks, and Superintendent F. T. Johnson. Annual Winslow Reunion Is Held The annual Jesse T. Winslow family reunion was held Sunday at the Whiteston Community Building! Of the twelve children, eight are still living. Those attending' were: the families of Maggie Spivey, Ada Carver, Carrie Gregory, all of Belvidere, Hubert Winslow, Wallace Winslow, both of Suffolk, Va., Beatrice Jordan, Alice Winslow, both of Norfolk, Va., and Julia Chappell of Tyner. There were 115 present. Senior 4-H Club Holds Meeting The Senior 4-H Club met June 15 at the Hertford Agricultural Building. The meeting was called to order by Frances White, acting President. The pledges were then led by Gail Eure. Frances White had the devotion followed by everyone praying the Lord's Prayer. The secretary, Rhonda Lane, read the minutes of the last meeting and called the roll with 7 memoers present. Mrs. Sutton save a demon stration an Table setting and dining etiquette. The meeting was then adjourned. Gail Eure, reporter Card 0! Thanks I wish to express my sincere thanks to my many friends for the many cards, flowers, prayers, and any act of kindness shown me while I was a patient in the Albemarle Hospital and since my return home: Alice Roach The Perquimans County Weekly, Hertford, N. C, Thursday, June 25. 1970 - Page 3 The three highest mountains of the. world are Mt. Everest (eleva tion 29,028 ft.), in Nepal; Ml. "K2" (28,250) in India; and Mt. Kanchenjunga (28,208) in Nepal. Each transit of a ship through ! the lake-fed Panama Canal sends i 52,000,000 gallons of fresh water ' into the sea enoueh to minnlv a i city of 350,000 for a day. FEf.lALE HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED SEWING MM! SHS OPERATORS v . . ALSO Inexperienced women who want to learn to become sewing machine operators. NEEDED FOR OUR NIGHT SHIFT This Shift. Runs from 5:30 P.M. Until 10:30 P.M., Five Nights A Week. This Is An Easy Way To Earn Money For Those Women Who Can't Work During The Daytime. v Apply To Don Joan Manufacturing Co. HERTFORD. N. C Card Of Thanks I wish to express my sincere thanks to each and everyone who remembered me in prayer and for the cards and visits while I was a patient in the Chowan Hospital and since my return home. Mrs. Edna Stallings THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY, JULY 4th They will remain open Fri. July 3rd. until 7 P.M. Darden Dept. Store Pitt Hardware Co. Youthland Judy's Hairstyle J. C. Blancnard & Co. Divers & Son W. M. Morgan Fum. Co. Harmon's Pharmacy White's Dress Shop Eyrum Furn. Co. Doziers Florist Paragon Beauty Salon Hertford Hardware Blanchards Barber Shop L r n i ii W :, a I- . rt r i , if if W'teYz -.vf y Leading economists say the average American family should b3 caving at least 5 oi lo iecoie 3. According to leading economists, the average American family of four with an annual income of $10,000 should be saving at least 5 of this in come each and every year. 5 of $10,000 is $500 which is a lot of money. And when you're saving a lot of money, you should be earning a good in terest rate on it. We at Peoples Bank pay a good interest rate on savings. We pay 5 guaranteed interest on our Peoples Premium Passbook Sav ings. Our Premium Passbook requires an initial deposit of $500 (how ironic, on $10,000 income you should be saving $500 anyway) and interest is computed on a daily basis. So save a nickel of every dollar you earn, and we'll give you a nickel for every dollar you can save in a Peoples Premium Passbook. . WEAREVER HEAVY DUTY ) Peoples Bank MEMBER t. D. I. C. . - ALUMINUM FOIL Sale Price $5.88 . ESQ. PRICE 64 r at Price... 4-6

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