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rt If . he Perquimans Weekly, Hertford, N. C. J 7 .Thursj ly, Deceml ier2,1971 I tie IVeedly Society News if THANKSGIVING IN ROX BORO Mrs. T.P. Brinn and Miss Mary Elliott Brinn spent Thanksgiving in Roxboro with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Clayton. HOLIDAY GUESTS : Mr. and Mrs. George Clarke and children, Marian, Roger, and Morris, of Petersburg, Va. yere Holiday guests of Mrs. J.E. Morris. IN HOSPITAL IE.E. Payne is a patient in the Albemarle Hospital due to in juries suffered in a fall in his hbme Thanksgiving Day. HOLIDAYS IN LUMBERTON : ?Mr. and Mrs. Kelly White s&ent the Holidays in Lumberton with relatives. HOLIDAYS IN NYO Miss Eva White spent the Holidays in New Yorl aty with Miss Sarah Elizabetl i White. FROM GREENSBOl 0 Mr. and Mrs. Roy) Harris and children of Greeni iboro were guests of Mrs. J.Ef Everett on Saturday. ,' THANKSGIVING IN HEN- Mr. and Mrs. C .R. Tucker jl spent the Holidays i n Hendersor f with their sons anj d daughters in-law. Dr. and: Mrs. G.Ri Tucker, Jr. and )r. and Mrs . W.B. Tucker. f i HOLIDAYS IN RI, Mr. and Mrs. j spent the Holiday Va. with Mrs. w Edgar Whit e inRichmom I, B. Huxter. f II America's Great Oil Hei aters rum rAWftTi I ITAUtl I BEAUTIFUL CABINETS! LUXURIOUS f COMFORT! SAVE UP TO 40 ON Fui i I .5 I OTAL :L BILLS! TWIN aiVEUSI HOW HUT MCNANOU Haoh Hi air mora Ihorouahlv hafara it i.. your horn.-iqiwaioi ma. .mum warmlti from t.try f mK radiom comfort ol ft. run mora heot on tha floor. HCIUSIVI J.WAT HIM ClltCUMTION Oi.rtiaul. an abundant blanhal of bol aar Hw llaori to provide floor-ro ctninff comlorl throughout ln "living lovol of your noma. Hoot vou can f..l 1 1 Wx ' pf IT btMtfMLt' landing, wilina ;,: If . :-iJ A r M- tfi'i -.oaraarrrraaaaaaaaaaaaaari ! ,5 I Ml; Smart decorator grained or rich clad cobinett highlighted will aluminum to blej furnishings. "MAOICMIXIR"! Actually turn, fucJ gat. 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Elwood Copeland left Thanksgiving Day for a 10-day sight-seeing vacation in Florida. They plan to visit Disnevland in Orlando. CHARI.OTTE GUEST Mrs. Richard Payne of Charlotte is a guest this week with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hollowell. VISIT IN CHARLOTTESVILI.E Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Perry spent the Thanksgiving Holidays in Charlottesville, Va. with Mr. and Mrs. George M. Kelley. III. S.C. GUESTS Mrs. Corbin Dozier, Jr. and daughter, Meira, of Ben nettsvillc, S.C. are guests this week with Mr. and Mrs. w.C Dozier. FROM MANTEO Miss Jane Walters of Manteo spent the Holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Walters. FRIDAY GUESTS Miss Betsey Brinkley of Washington. D.C. and Jule Brinkley of Plymouth were guests of Miss Virginia Tucker Hurry Down mm Woodland Dress Shoppe HERTFORD, N.C. PHONE 426-5620 HERTFORD, N.t BOXED . CHRISTMAS CARDS 50 TO BOX $2.50 VALUE OUR PRICE IE Veek-Efid Specials I THURjS.-FRI.-SAT. OP N FRI. & ISAT. NIGHTS TIL 9 : UNl -IL XMAS 77 LITTLE KATHY DOLL MOVABLE ARMS AND LEGS-WASHABLE REG. PRICE $1.99 ;j47 Su2y Homemaker SUPER OVEN REAL ELECTRIC OVEN BAKES GIANT 8" CAKES SPECIAL i mm ! POLYESTEI ft MACHINE WA5JHABLE SALE au ,3a 1.88 PEd" OVAL BRAII DED RUGS USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN. A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL 99nylon-l (other fiber Size 102" x 1( " Reg. Price $39 (.97 SAUI r.'.'ii i size LADIES' CARDIGAN SWEATERS 100 NYLON-ACRYLIC REG. PRICE $3.99 by LADIES' FLANNELETTE GOWNS SOLID COLORS AND PRINTS MACHINE WASHABLE SIZE 32 TO 48 REG. PRICE $2.47 SALE, $197 JL INDOOR-OUTDOOR CARPETS REG. PRICE $18.88 mm- and Miss Elizabeth Tucker on Friday. VISIT IN KENTUCKY ' Mr. and Mrs. Jim Robertson and son spent the Holidays in Louisbille, Kentucky with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Robertson. MD. GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Bishop Mc Clyment of Queenstown, Md. were week-end guests of Mrs. Max Campbell. WILMINGTON GUEST Mrs. Giles , Kornegay of Wilmington spent the Holidays with Miss Ellen Chappell. HOME FOR HOLIDAYS Miss Beckie Owens of Durham spent the Holidays with her parents; Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Owens. HOME FOR HOLIDAYS Miss Monnie Divers of Durham spent the Holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Havwood Divers. REIDSVIMJE GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. John Morris and daughters, Susan and Martha, of Rcidsville were Holiday guests of Mrs. J.E. Morris. IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Zack Robertson is a patient in the Albemarle Hospital. FROM WASHINGTON Mr. and Mrs. Reggie Baker of Washington spent the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.A. White and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Baker. FROM WINSTON-SALEM Price Monds of Winston Salem was a Holiday guest with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.S. Monds. IN CHAPEL HILL Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Newby are spending several days this week in Chapel Hill with Mr. and Mrs. James Wetzel. RETURNS HOME Mrs. T.B. Sumner returned home Friday after spending several weeks in Raleigh with her son and daughter-in-law. (lard Of Thanks I would like to take this op portunity to express my sincere appreciation to everyone who remembered me with cards, flowers, visits, food, and especially, your prayers, while I was a patient in the Albemarle Hospital and since my return home. For all of this, I thank you. Vera B. Batten DO YOUR CIIKISOiS SI.OH'K.G at c-mccotL's 0(p)O5 Lf DOWN Frigidaire f ES DELIVERS HER CHRISTMAS GIFT because She Deserves 4 Gig Veiry HBest... Frigidaire Dryer with 2-Position Fabric Selector and a Budget Price 2-Positton fabric Selector. Regular plus Delicate set . tings to safety dry all washables. DPC. Durable Press Care. Proper temperature plus end-of-cycle cool-down bring Durable Press items out ot the dryer ready to wear or put away without ironing! Cycle-end Signal! Tells you when to take clothes out. Gentle Flowing' Heat. Pampers fabrics, dries them fresh and soft. 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Dec. 4. 1971 f 1. : FARMeHAiW (3raKiiJ ffllB PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., DEC 4, 1971 NO SALES TO DEALERS ' NEW ZEALAND SPRING LEG-0-LAMB LAMB SHOULDER v . ROAST LB. (-8. 79 59 OUR PRIDE SPICE APPLE OATMEAL RAISIN BUTTER SCOTCH CHIPS SCOTCH TREAT -. SLICED BACON 59 Cb. PKQ HCDtXM IH COUFOH WOK COLDCOTID Bfl'JDLE 8TrJ.'.F3 ON ALL PURCHASES OVER . eooo m eotoNui JTOtt veiawa I OIVMO OOIO tOMO IUMP. De.4,IMI COOKIES 3i surer juicv Indian river II r nn 3 oz. f I uu BAGS X JUICV "INDIAN RIVER" Tree Ripened GRAPEFRUIT 5&'59P OUR PRIDE ICECREAM MM 50 ; COLD BOND tXTM STAMPS On 12 oi. pkg. hic kory mt. sliced ham 12 SO M-l Dec 4,. 1971 50 COLD BOND Om STAlVlrS One 1 ib. lo ot pkrj. mowy DieeCrt 12 50 Q.J Ok. 4. .971.: .' Vr GAL. CftC CTN. 05 SUN RIPE GRAPE 1 LB. 2 OZ, JAR' 29' JELLY US NO. 1 LONG ISLAND WHITE . POTATOES , - 10 bag 59 REOGLO TOMATOES 4 CANS , PORK & BEANS CAN CHEF BOV ARDEE FROZEN PIZZA CHEESE M SAUSAGE 14" OZ. 13Vi Ol. CD' PEPPERONI 14 OZ. 79 mm 50 COL&BONP tXTM STAMPS One IS lb. bag u.t. no. 1 long Island white potatoes ,x 50 COLO BONO OITKl STAMPS One 4 Ib. bag red. jfitt popcorn 1M 80 M DecVi)," 50 COLD BOND CXTfU STAMPS One 12 oi. pkg. gold en fleet peeled de- veined froi, shrimp 12-4 SO M-2 Dec 4, eewejrjpajMtjrjaj 50 COLD BONO (rnu stamps On 7 ox. can-renu-' ' lit air freshener . 12-4 50 G-2 Dec. 4., 1971 . 50 COLD BONO UTM STAMPS On gal. Ml. seald sweet 'Indian river" orange juice 1MOMDK.V 60 color - tXTRA STAMPS . .One 3 Ib. bag pov wlld bird food 12-4 50 (M Dec 4,. 1971 . . ICO CC'0 1 .0 v EXTRA STAMPS One 3.1 o". 'tube Mc Clearts toothpaste 12100 G-3 Dec 4, ISOLD YOUR SELECTION ' RUGS TCi V W Pvg. Uf I BEEF & CHEESE 1SOZ. SALE U497
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