Plge 10 - The Perquimans County Weekly, Hertford, N. C, Thursday, October 15, 1970
Largest Parade Ever To Be Held lit
Hertford Saturday
The blf parade starts Saturday
' at 3:30 and there are about no
; units lined up to provide this area
with one of the most exciting and
interesting such events it has
seen in many a moon.
'Brains of the outfit' was
Charlie Skinner who devoted
much time and sweat to putting
the parade together and here is
what It will look like.
The list is the line-up and we
hope it will help you during the
parade for purposes of iden
tification. As you know however, there
are always last-minute changes --
plus last-minute deletions and
WELCOME TO THE
PERQUIMANS COUNTY
TRI CENTENNIAL
CELEBRATION
FROM
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"BIANCHARDT Since 1832
The Oldest Business in the County and the
South'! Oldest Farm Equipment Dealer. A
General Department Store with Clothing &
Shoes for the Entire Family - Also a Well
Stocked Grocery Dept. and Grade "A" Meat
Market. Special Bargains during the celebra
tion. Visit us Often - We appreciate your
business ...
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HERTFORD. N. C.
additions, but the parade should
come pretty close to lining up
this way:
The first section features
colonial scenes, antique floats,
home makers arts and displays
but starts with the Perquimans
County Marching Unit.
Hertford Jaycees float will re
enact the signing of the state's
first deed between George
Durant and Chief Kilcocanen,
An early Quaker Church scene
featuring George Fox and
William Edmundson, sponsored
by the Belvidere-Up River
Friends.
Jack Caddy portrays North
Carolina Governor John Harvey
in a float sponsored by the
Hertford Rotary Club.
An early circuit-riding
Methodist preacher Is portrayed
by Ed Nixon.
Bethel Ruritans will sponsor a
float about the area's first
Baptist minister, Rev. Martin
Ross of Bethel. That will be
Thomas E. Chappell.
The BPW Club will have a
Colonial Women Quilting Party.
There will be Colonial
Children.
Mrs. Brennen Winslow will
display an old spinning wheel
from the 1700's.
An antique parlor scene
featuring an 187S organ is
sponsored by Byrum Furniture
Co.
The Hertford Homemakers
Club will sponsor Mrs. Eula
Riddick and Eliza Perry with an
antique soap making float.
Haywood Divers Antiques
will show an old furniture
display.
Lester Keel's Trading Post will
have an old cobbler shop float.
An old-fashioned cooking float
will be sponsored by the Winfall
Homemakers Club and feature
Mrs. Emily Lamb.
Winfall Negro Senior Citizens
Club will have a multi-service
center van.
Lloyd Ray Dall will have an
antique washing machine float.
A barbershop quartet float will
be sponsored, appropriately
enough, by Blanchard's Barber
Shop.
Hilda's Florist will sponsor the
senior citizens of Hertford.
Carroll Williams will have an
old shingle mill float
An antique farm equipment
float willfeature Tom Jenkins.
There will be a float sponsored
by St. Paul's AME Zlon Church
of Hertford.
Edwin White of Belvidere will
display an 1800 funeral hearse.
The first section winds up with
a Town of Winfall float, followed
by a Town of Hertford float.
ROBERT EDWARD GARDNER, M.D.
announces office hours at the new location of his office at
his home at 508 Dobbs Street in Hertford, for the general
practice of medicine
OFFICE HOURS:
Tuesdays, Thursday & Friday
Monday- 9:00 Til Noon; 2:00 Til 5:30 P.M.
Wednesday 9:00, Til 12:00 Noon
Friday Evening 7:00 P.M. Til 9 P.M.
TELEPHONE 426-7979 HERTFORD, N.C.
The second section spotlights
civic and service clubs and
special interest floats. It will
start with a 30-piece U. S. Navy
Band from the School of Music at
the Little Creek Amphibious
Base.
There will be a display by the
William Paul S tailings Post 126
American Legion Color Guard.
Uncle Sam is portrayed by
Toni Winslow.
There will be a 4-H truck with
flag guard.
4-H Club members will be on
pick-up trucks.
Mrs. Bill Cox will feature
bicycle units followed by more
featuring Mrs. R. B. Gibbs.
Boy Scout Troop 155 will be on
a pick-up truck.
Boy Scout Troop SOS and
Winfall Cubs, sponsored by
David Brooklns, is next.
Cub Scout Troop 155, Wayne
White, scoutmaster, will be on a
pick-up.
The Little League Baseball
teams will be on pick-ups.
Howard Williams in charge.
Betty Hurdles all-girl softball
team.
American Legion Post 862 will
feature Jacob Wills, Jr. playing a
ragtime piano.
The Winfall Negro Boys and
Girls Softball team, sponsored
by Mrs. Creecy, will be on a
truck.
Joseph Layden will sponsor a
cotton field weighing float.
The Wlnslow-Nlcanor
Homemakers Club win sponsor a
group of Negro children on
cotton bags. They will be on a
pick-up truck. Haywood Lilly is
in charge.
There will be a cross-cut saw in
We are proud to present you with
this map of Perquimans County . It will be
of help and interest during our Celebration
of the Tri-Centennialand For Future Use.
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a log-cutting scene.
The Durante Neck Ruritan
Club will feature Bob and Carson
Splvey In a fish-net mending
float
Troy Elliott of Winall will be
on a bee-hive honey collecting
float.',' -
Floral Felton and Robert
Elliott will have horse-drawn
carts.
Henry' Ward Jr. will drive
Frank Ward's miniature model
TFord. Antique cars will be featured.
Hertford Fire Department
Units will feature a 1940 Ford
firetruck.
There, will be Lions and
Shriners entries.
Earl 'Breezer' Hollowell will
feature his Blue Tick Deer Dogs
in a hunting scene.
Ray White will feature his coon
hunting dogs.
Eddie Barber will feature his
beagle dogs.
Walt Humphlett and J. B.
Perry will have boats on trailers.
Dan Berry and Stanley SprulU
will have campers on trailers.
J. T. Lane will have a golf cart.
The Perquimans Horse and
Pony Club units will be featured.
The third section will spotlight
agriculture, industry, business
and services. It will feature food,
clothing and shelter 'On Parade
in Perquimans.'
The Hertford Livestock and
Supply Co. will feature Clark
Winslow as Mr. Peanut.
J. O. White III and Ray Lamb
will have farm-to-market
produce trucks.
The Camellia milk cow float
will be sponsored by McCoy
Phthisic.
There will be a feature by
Gwaltney's Hertford Hog
Market
White's Bar-b-que will be
featured. ,
A food delivery exhibition will
be sponsored by Jackson's
Wholesale Co.
The Chinquapin Homemakers
Club will feature Mrs. Elise
Felton and Mrs. Hattle
Williams ton In a home canning
float-':
The Oak Hill-Melton Grove
Homemakers will feature Mrs.
Betty Modlin and Mrs. Kate
Johnson in a home sewing float
The Don Juan Manufacturing
Corp. will feature models with
locally made shirts.
Models will also be featured by
Woodland Dress Shop and
White's Dress Shop.
Jurors Drawn For
October Term
Superior Court
The following seventy-five
good and lawful persons were
drawn to serve as Jurors at the
Superior Term of Court, for
Perquimans County, which
convenes on Monday October 26,
1970.
Vesti White, Marion M. Payne,
Evengeline S. Stevenson, Archie
T. Lane, Jr., Marice G. Byrum,
W. A. Renfrew, Noah Eason,
Frank P. Brown, Calvin C.
Godfrey, Hilda Matthews,
William B. Jones, Flora G.
Jennings, Cora A. Jennings,
Zack D. Robertson, Jr., William
Alden Jackson, Ike M. Stokeley,
Argie H. Weaver, Martha
Virginia T. Harrell, J. Percy
Trueblood, Wilber L. Hayden, E,
J. Proctor, Sr. George D.
Trueblood, Sr., David Griffon,
Suzanne S. Bunch, George G.
Winslow,
James G. White, N. W.
Chappell, Tallue N. Holley, Mary
B. BUlups, Betty W. Modlin, Mrs.
Moody Matthews, Lena B.
Winslow, Alfreds M. Winslow,
Michael E. Carter, Linda
Murphy, Marland C. Boyce, Jr.,
Curies Frost William Leary
Perry, Jimmie Brown Turner, L.
Paul Smith, Ray Morse, Jr.
William O. Elliott, Virginia W.
Transeau, E. A. Goodman, Jr.,
Elmer Thomas, Faye W.
Lasslter, Johnnie M. Smith,
Edward Lee Jackson, Elsie W.
Blanchard Williamston, Shirley
Elliott,
John E. Felton, Mrs. Alice F.
Combs, Thomas Moore, Joseph
E. Proctor, Herbert A. Chappell,
Luther B. Sitterson, Mrs. Evelyn
C. Whedbee, Herman B.
Hollowell, Luther Davis
Copeland, Walter G. Edwards,
Jessie V. Harrell, James Evart
Newby, Dewey Newby, Mason T.
Sawyer, Lee R. Wilson, Luke
White, John E. Moore, Mary
Frances James, Catherine G.
White, Susie J. White, Sidney E.
Stallings, SamueHT. Mansfield,
C. Frank Tynch, Jessie Felton
and R. L. 8pivey.
. The following are to serve on
the Grand Jury this time:
' Russell Hurdle, Grant Cooper,
Grace J. Winslow,- Betty T.
Swindell, Johnnie Hollowell,
Dolly E. Carlisle, Maude H.
Jones, J. R. Ayscue and Mrs. T.
UJessup. ...
Also In the third section will
be: Robertson's Cleaners;
Cannons Cleaners; Ricks
Laundry; C. D. White & Son
Building Supplies; Harris
Plumbing and Building Supplies;
Hertford Hardware & Supply
Co.; builders Floyd Hurdle, B. A.
Talley and Miller 4 Meads;
Landing Supply Co. builder and
supplies; Twine Tile and Carpet
Shop; Phillips Bros. Furniture
Manufacturing; Lanes Cabinet
Shop; barber swings- made by
Durwood Barber Sr.; 'Mr. Magic
Chef sponsored by Harrells,
Inc.; Community Gas and Fuel
Co.; Reed Oil Co. Essotane;
Morgans Furniture Co.; Dozlers
Florist; Blanchards Farm
Equipment; Hertford Motor Co.
farm equipment; Albemarle
Chemical Co. lime truck; J. F.
Hollowell ft Sonl; W. A. Russell
Inc. ; Central Fertilizer Co., with
Elmer Lasslter; One Stop Ser
vice Station; Winfall Service
Station; B. P. Hollowell Oil Co.;
Winslow Oil Co.; Murray Motor
Parts; Dixie Motor Parts; B ft S
Enterprises, truck repairs;
Johnle Gregory Truck Body
Manufacturing; logging trucks
with L E. Pierce, H. W. Winslow
and C. S. Chappell; Weyerhauser
Co. with Haywood Perry;
Winfall Ready-Mix Co.;
Albemarle Electric Co-op and
Bill Nixon motorcycles.
24 Cases Docketed For
Perq. Criminal Court
Twenty four cases are
docketed for trial at the October
26 term of Criminal Court in
Perquimans.
The Docket follows:
Wayland L. White, Jr. (W.H.
Oakey, Jr.), Assault; Fred
Douglas Colson (Robert Lowry),
Aiding ft Abetting; Margaret
Overton (W.H. Oakey), Murder;
Bobbie Chappell (Gerald White,
Discharging a firearm into oc
cupied dwelling; Jack Chandler
Singleton (Charles J. Vaughan),
D.U.I; Julian Lowe (C.R.
Holmes), D.U.I. 2nd offense. (2)
Driving while license revoked.
James Armstead Pugh,
Driving while license suspended,
Calvin McCoy Warren (Frank W.
Ballance, Jr.) Failing to see
movement could be made in
safety; Leon Harrell Bray,
D.U.I. 2nd offense; Ellis Garret,
D.U.I. ; Archie Lee Felton (W.H.
Oakey, Jr.), Allowing another to
operate his vehicle while under
influence. (2) w o a valid
operators license;
Preston Copeland,
Discharging a firearm into oc
cupied dwelling. Robert
Morrison Hendren, Allowing
another to operate his vehicle
while under influence, (2) w o
valid operators license. (3)
carrying, a concealed weapon;
Nathaniel . Thomas Riddick,
D.U.I. ; Ruby Warren Jones,
D.U.I; Johnnie Wilmer Chappell,
Carrying concealed weapon,
Johnnie Wilmer Chappell (O.C.
Abbott), D. UI.; Mel vin E.
Barrington, Assault;
John Harvey Perry, wo valid
permit for over-width equip
ment; James Wright Bradley,
Falling to yield- right-of-way-(John
F. White); George Ed
ward Armstrong, ' Assault;
George Edward Armstrong,
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EOth Birthday g
Mrs. Lizzie Hollowell wjf
honored at a hirthdav dlnfterln
Sunday. October 11. 1970 at 'm
heme of Mr. and Mrs. Clauftf
nuiaiuw.
Those present were Mr.
Mrs. Claude Winslow, Mr.
Mrs. James 0. Layden, Jimmy
Tommy, Keith and Jan. Mr. 443
Mrs. Ashby Jordan, Mr. nd Mrs;
Wade Jordan and family Kto,'
Kelly, John and Todd of Farjnf
ville. Mr., and Mrs. Preston.
Fields and son David frost
Klnston. Mr. and Mrs. Forest
Cale and family, Billy, Jerry and
Cathy, Mrs: Ruth Chappell ind
Mrs. Azelea Winslow. fJ
The honoree received mixt
gift.- ;:: :
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ON INTEGRATION FUNDS
The Senate baa killed a IW :
million appropriation proposed;
by President Nixon to smoka
the way for desegregation) in
southern school district.!
Senator John Biennis (D-Mle)
questioned a technicality which
brought a ruling from the Seatta;
parliamentailaa defeating , he
Assault; Garfield Mercer, D.U.
(2) without a valid chauffi
License; Alvah Eugene
Wright, D.U.t. (3rd offense)
Driving while license revnkM t
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