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Announce Engagement
;V' Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Powell of Corapeake. N.C. an
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Linda Jean
t Powell to Thomas Leonard (Skip) Morgan.
Mr. Morgan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Shelton Morgan of Winfall. N.C.
Miss Powell is a 1968 graduate of Gates County High
School and will graduate in May from Forsyth Memorial
Hospital School of Nursing in Winston-Salem, N.C.
Mr. Morgan Is a graduate of Perquimans High School
;in Hertford, N.C. and is currently serving as an X-ray
.technician in the U.S. Navy.
' A June wedding is planned.
No Time To Be Shy
; About Your Age
, Income tax time is no time to
be shy about your age. For there
are benefits that apply par
ticularly to the 65-and-over
group, Isabelle Buckley, ex
tension specialist in aging, North
Carolina State University, notes.
For example, a single person
over 65 will not have to file a
federal income tax return unless
Ms income exceeded $2,300.
U ;j in the past, this has been $1,200
,o there was quite a jump in the
maximum income allowed to not
pay taxes.
i Married couples, age 65, have
benefits too. Those planning a
ftint return don't have to file a
federal report unless their
combined income was $3,500, if
, Jxth are over 65. If one is 65 and
'the spouse is younger, the in
come ceiling is $2,900. If your
iricome is above these levels you
must file a return.
.Don't forget, also, that the
monthly payments for sup
plementary, medical insurance
ugder Medicare are deductible,
Ifyou itemize your deductions. If
pu have kept track of all your
expenses for medical care and
drugs during 1970, you'll be able
to deduct them, as always.
If you are going to have
'someone else fill out your tax
forms, be sure he is certified,
qualified to do the job. You are
responsible for any mistakes the
preparer makes.
Refuse to sign the form before
if is filled out, or when it is done
in pencil.
. Also, find out beforehand how
much it is going to cost you to
have your tax forms prepared.
A Little Toagh
N "Above all," the doctor
argued "you must eat more
fpiit, and praticularly the skin
pt the fruit. Hie skin contains
. all the viituras and the vitamins,
that, by the way, ia your favor
ite fruit?"
-Tlte patient looked gloomy.
'"Coconuts," he said.
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News
Mrs. Mary Tuttle Williams will
be celebrating her 91st. birthday
Branning Winslow entered
Albemarle Hospital on Monday
a.m. for X-rays and tes ts. Faye
Lassiter is a patient there also
Earl Winslow.
Minnie Riddick, Archie White
and Arba Clair Winslow are sick
at their homes, also Daly
Rountree.
The yearly meeting, monthly
Ministers meeting will b e held at
Up River Friends Church on
March 8-9 with Piney Woods
meeting as joint hostess.
Mr. Howard Williams of
Hertford visited his mother, Mrs.
Mary Williams and ? other
relatives here on Sunday p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie White of
Murfreesboro visited his sister
Mrs. Dempsey Winslow, Sunday
p.m.
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FOR YOUR KIND
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During thoat wrly wm)u when maximum per
'lonnaao ia to Hential, you need: nutrition
xaetly mi tad to your kind of pip and your
: kind of operation. That it why we make avail
able three different Purina formulae for young
pigt: Baby Pig Chow, Pig Startena. and
Early Weaning Chow. Uatd aa recommended,
theee modern feeda each juit recently im
provedcan do better job than anything
we've ever aold. Let's ait down soon and work
out feeding program that puts newer ideas
in pig nutrition to work-with your kind of
oils and your kind of manaeamant. 1
Eatter performance is yours for the
, asking I Get all the facU about the new scours
control, improved palatability, balanced amino
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And Today
The Home Demonstration
Agent of 50 years ago was a
welcome visitor in rural com
munities of North Carolina. She
brought new knowledge and
skills of homemaking to the farm
wife. ' . .'.: .
The girls and boys of the
family joined in the learning
program in 4-H Clubs. Together
agents, women and youth
learned the latest methods of
homemaking, poultry and
vegetable production, and
conservation and sought
marketing sources for the sur
plus products from these farm
enterprises. As the program
grew, the women also found
sociability and learning com
bined by forming groups known
as Home Demonstration Clubs.
The clubs as well made it
possible for the agent to reach
greater number of women in a
given time. Early in the club
formation stage the club
members and agents devised the
scheme of "Each one reach
one," by which the lesson in
formation could be desseminated
to women who did not attend the
meetings.
For many years these were the
chief ways in which an agent
reached "the people" in
dividually, through club or
second-hand by club members
acting as the channel.
Gradually the agent sought
and was sought by new
audiences until today the home
economics agent has audiences
in all strata of society, among the
urban as well as the rural
homemakers and youth. The
expansion of her program is
beyond the organized clubs to
special interest groups and new
forms of mass media. They in
clude such new audiences as 4-H
and Youth, Leaders activities,
mass media, community
development, low income
families, Expansion Nutrition
Program, housing and others,
employed homemakers, young
homemakers, senior citizens,
nursing and boarding homes,
donated food participants, and
other agencies. Many
homemakers in special age or
employment groupings may
want and need information on
specific subjects, but feel no
need for the organized club.
These women, too, are Extension
clientele. Special attention to the
low-income homemaker has
required a different emphasis,
and special materials often must
be prepared. The number of
agents has not grown during the
years - but the op-
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Mr. and Mrs. James Edward Rose of Clinton N.C. an
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Linda Ann
Rose, of Raleigh, N.C, to Michael Newby Winslow, also
of Raleigh, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Newby Winslow of
Hertford, N.C. The bride- elect and her fiance are 1970
graduates of East Carolina University. A July wedding is
planned.
portunities for teaching
homemakers has multiplied
rapidly.
The growing knowledge in
homemaking requires that
agents keep up-to-date in subject
matter. In-service training
makes this possible - but time,
too, is required for this form of
study. In progressive counties
Extension Homemakers Club
members have assumed new
roles as leaders of club lessons
and activities, releasing the
agents to service the new
audiences. Only by this com'
mitment can the agent feel free
to meet the new and challenging
opportunities to help families
improve their family living.
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short story, died from paresis.
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TUESDAY
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The Perquimans
Highlight Decorating
"Forget the idea that windows
are only for seeing through. They
should be wonderful to look at",
states Mrs. Paige Underwood,
Home Economics Extension
Agent. Let them speak out with
personality and style from the
Victorian to the ultra modern.
Whatever your taste, why not
highlight your next decorating
theme with windows. Your
window dressing can be as
practical, appealing and ver
satile as you like.
Think positive think fresh
eliminate the dull accent the
clever! When you do, your
windows will accomplish
anything you want. They can set
a mood, cover faults, or create
optical illusions.
Today there is not just one
window treatment that is in
fashion. From pleated draperies
to cafe curtains, the variety of
styles is virtually unlimited. Also
dozens of materials are now on
the market for sprucing up
windows Such as arch eminence
and anaglypta. (A lovely fake).
Cover one room's windows with
shutters - use Romand shades on
another or dress a room up with
valances. Try working with
beads, cornices, screens, blinds
or sheets.
The hardware for hanging
your curtains or draperies can
make a basic window treatment
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68 Ford Gal. 500 4-dr. H.T.
68 GTO, 2 dr., H.T.
66 Ford Gal. 500 4-dr. H.T.jy?
68 Olds, 4 dr., H.T. -
66 Mustang Z-dr.
67 Mustang Conv:
67 Fairlane 500, 4 dr.
67 Fairlane GT, 2 dr.
67 Custom 500, 4-dr.
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With Windows
sparkle with individuality.
Choose from decorative traverse
rods, tJebacks, holdbacks, cafe
rings, chains, or wood poles.
Coordinated window accessories
add flair to any window treat
ment.
Discover the many ways in
windows can be made to look
shorter, taller, thinner or wider.
Imaginative window decorating
will also eliminate your window
problems. Use shades on a
narrow window. Then flank it
with panels made of fabric to
match a valance. And your
window becomes wider. Or add
height to a show window by
hanging your drapery rod a few
inches above the frame.
"Be flexible - be inventive -
create your own beautiful
windows and have fun while at
the job!", Mrs. Underwood
further remarks.
Bridge Club
Mrs. C. E. Johnson was hostess
to her bridge club Tuesday night
at her home on Front Street
Guests included Mrs. V. N.
Darden, Mrs. W. G. Wright, Mrs.
T. P. Brinn, Mrs. Montfort
Haslam, Mrs. Charles Whedbee,
Mrs. S.M. Whedbee, Mrs.
Katherine Ward, and Mrs. Sandy
Sisco.
Mrs. Ward was high score
winner.
Ford Gal. 500, 4 dr.
Chev. II, 4 dr.
Pontiac GT
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Buick, 4 dr., H.T.
Plymouth Fury III, 2 dr.
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Captain Hoffler
Graduates From
Officers School
Captain Joseph W. Hoffler, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.
Hoffler, 323 Dobb St.; Hertford,
N.C, has graduated at Van
denberg AFB, Calif., frnm the
operational readiness training
course for missile launch of
ficers. Captain Hoffler is being
assigned to Whiteman AF B, Mo.,
for duty in a unit of the Strategic
Air Command.
A 1958 graduate of Perquimans
Union High School, Winfall, N.C,
the captain earned a B.S. degree
in biology in 1962 from North
Carolina Central University.
He was commissioned through
Officer Training School,
Lackland AFB, Tex.
His wife, Ruby, is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Salmon Kim
brough Sr., 808 Roanoke Ave.,
Memphis.
TRUCKS
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70 Chevy Pickup
69 International Pickup
68 Chev. C10 Pickup
68 Ford F100
67 Chev. Pickup
69 Ford F100 Pickup
67 Ford F100 Pickup
66 Ford F100 Pickup
65 Ford F100
69 Dodge Pickup
65 Econoline Vann
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