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Area obituaries
CLARENCE E. WHITE
LAKE WALES, FLA-Clar
ence Eugene White, SO, of 2737
Fast Trot Trail, Lake Wales,
Fla., died suddenly Wednesday
evening, February 26, 1966, in his
home.
A native of Perquimans County
he was the son of Mrs. Annie Car
ver White of Herford and the late
Roads
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and the dirt road leading to the
dogcatcher-Pump House Road.
Also, 1121-Haywood Smith
Road; 1124-Layden Road; 1125
Eden ton Road Street; 1127-Long
Lane; 1129-Wright Farm Road;
1200-Bethany Church Road; 1201
Puzzletown Road; 1200 & 1202
Perry's Bridge Road; 1203-Joppa
Road; f204-Shady Croft Road; '
1205-Hickory Cross Road; 1207
Whitehouse Road; 1207-Riddick
Grove Road; 1208-Up River
Road; 1209-Riddick's Lane; 1210
Baltimore Road; 1211 (paved)
Up the Ridge Road; 1211 (dirt)
Creek Swamp Road; and 1212
Craney Island Road.
Also 1213- Bay Branch Road;
1214-Swamp Road; 1215-Bagley
Swamp Road; 1216-Fowler Fork
Road; 1217-Doll Harrell Road;
1218-2 Mile Desert Road; 1219
Bembury Road; 1220-Cotton Gin
Road; 1214 & 1221 -Lake Road;
1221-Foreman Bundy Road; 1222
Lowe's Lane; 1223-4 Mile Desert
Road; 122a (dirt section) Five
Bridges Road; 1224-Weight Sta
tion Road; 1223,1224 & 1225-Chap
anoke Road; 1226-Old Hickory
Road; 1227-Hurdletown Road;
1227 & 1228-Swing Gate Road;
1300-New Hope Road.
'Also, 1301 & 1302-01d Neck
Road; 1301 (dirt) Bundy's Lane;
1302-Frog Hall Road; 1303-Wood
land Church Road; 1304-Cartw
right Swamp Road; 1305-K. Bate
man Road; 1307-Hoskins Lane;
1306-Gibson Road; 1309-Chaney
Umphlett Road; 1310 & 1311
White Hat Road; 1312-Cove
Road; 1313-Spivey Lane 1314 &
1315-Godfrey's Lane; 1317-Camp
Perry Road; 1318-Hurdle's Lane;
1319-Boat Ramp Road; 1320
(dirt) Sueola Beach Road; 1320
Muddy Creek Road; 1321-Muddy
Creek Road; 1322-Hoyle Jones
Road; 1323-Caroline Shares
Road; 132&-Jacock's Lane; 1326
Little River Shores Road; 1327
Texas Road; 1328- Deep Creek
Road; 1329-Woodville Road;
1330-Swayne's Lane; 1330-Nurs
ing Home Road; 1331-Red Bank
Road; and 1332-Colson Beach
Road.
Also, 1333-Chicken House
Road; 1334-Hog Neck Road; 1335
Colson Lane; 1336- Harvey Point
Road; 1337-Skinner's Road; 1338
Wynne Fork Road; 1339-Pender
Road; 1340- Bethel Road; 1341
Burnt Mill Road; 1342-Piney
Park Road; 1343-HopewellRoad;
1344-Graveyard Road; 1345-Cree
cy's Lane; 1346-Poor Hill Road;
1347-Holiday Island Road; 1347
(dirt) Matthews Road; 1348-Bur
gess Road; 134&-Rayburn Lane;
1350-Church's Lane; 1351-Har
vey's Neck Road; 1352-Lowe's
Beach Road; 1353-Hertford
Beach Road; 1356-Bethel Fishing
Center Road; 1357-Camp Cale
Road; 1358, 1359, & 1360- Long
Beach.
Also, 1361 & 1362-Southern
Shores; 1363-Bundy Drive; 1365
Lee Wilson Road; 1366-Puddin
Ridge Road; 1367-Old U.S. 17
Road; 1368-E. Woodville Heights
Road; 1369-S. Woodville Heights
Road; 1370-Bethel Fishing Cen
ter Road; 1330 & 1371-Gregory's
Lane; 1382-Russell Drive; 1391
Matthews Acres Road; 1400-Hal
sey Bay Road; 1401-Anglers Cove
Road; 1402-0verman's Road;
1403- Yates Lane; 1404, 1405, 1406,
& 1407-Little River Shores; and
1408-Riverview Park.
The board elected not to ap
prove the listing of names until
residents throughout the county
had an opportunity to study the
list. Anyone wishing to voice a
suggestion to the board is invited
to contact the County Manager's
Office prior to the board's next
meeting on March 17 at 8:00 ptm.
The board members stated that
if the list of names caused a con
troversy among county residents
that there may be cause for a
public hearing to discuss the
names.
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fully if they are discovered early enough. That's one reason why
regular eye examinations are recommended to protect your vi
Jesse 0. White and the husband
of Mrs. Wanda Palmer White. He
was a former preventative main
tenance engineer with USS Heri
tage Chemical Plant and an
Army veteran. He was also a
member of Harrellsville Masonic
Lodge and Elks Club in Winter
haven, Fla.
Besides his wife and mother,
survivors include three daugh
ters, Miss Susan White of Lake
land, Fla., Miss Shelly White and
Miss Betsy White, both of Or
lando, Fla.; a sister, Mrs. Allen
(Becky) Winslow of Hertford;
two stepsons, Danny Thomas of
Lake Wales, Fla.; Andy Thomas
of Lakeland, Fla. and 1 step
grandchild.
Memorial services were held
Saturday, March 1, at 2:00 p.m.
in the Swindell Funeral Chapel,
Hertford, with the Rev. Gene
Boyce and the Rev. Henry Bizzell
officiating. A private burial will
be held at a later time.
MARY CLARKE WINSLOW
HERTFORD-Mrs. Mary
Clarke Winslow, 81, of 207 E.
Grubb Street, Hertford, died Fri
day afternoon, February 28, 1986,
at 1 :35 p.m. in Albemarle Hospi
tal.
A native of Dinwiddie, Va., she
was the daughter of the late Rev.
Randolph T. and Celeste Wilkin
son Clarice.
Survivors include a daughter,
Mrs. Elizabeth Randolph
Winslow of San Miguel, Mexico;
a son, Julian E, Winslow of Hert
ford; a sister, Mrs. Virginia
Clarke Aitcheson of Alexandria,
Va.; 10 grandchildren and 2
great-granddchildren.
The body was cremated.
Graveside services were held
Service news
STAFF SGT.
JOE E.C. KIRBY
Staff Sgt. Joe E.C. Kirby, son
of Ray E. and Ava T. Kirby of
Rural Route 2, Hertford, NC, was
involved in a NATO-sponsored
exercise by participating in the
Army's return of forces to Ger
many (REFORGER) and the Air
Force's Crested Cape exercises.
The exercises are designed to
develop uniformity of doctrine,
standarize procedures for rapid
response to a crisis and demon
strate solidarity in commitment
to NATO goals and objectives.
Kirby is a musician with the
3rd Infantry Division Band, West
Germany.
His wife, Cynthia, is the daugh
ter of Thomas A. Cox of 706 Penn
Ave., Hertford.
ELVIN L. FRANKLIN
Elvin L. Franklin, son of Era
Mae Gordon and stepson of
Henry E. Gordon of Rural Route
2, Hertford, NC, has been ap
pointed a sergeant in the U.S. Air
Force.
The new non-commissioned of
ficer completed training in man
agement, leadership, human re
lations and NCO responsibilities,
before being awarded this status.
Franklin is an administration
specialist with the 305th Field
Maintenance Squadron at Gris
som Air Force Base, Ind.
His wife, Sharon, is the daugh
ter of Edie Ann White of Rural
Route 3, Hertford.
He is a 1962 graduate of Perqui
mans County High School, Hert
ford.
SPEC. 4
ROBERT J. MATTHEWS
Spec. 4 Robert J. Matthews,
son of Will Matthews of Rural
Route 1, Hertford, NC, and Glo
ria Wood of 7930 Lenox Ave.,
Jacksonville, Fla., has been dec
orated with the second award of
the Army Achievement Medal in
West Germany.
The Achievement Medal is
awarded to soldiers for merito
rious service, acts of courage, or
other accomplishments.
Matthews is an ammunition
section chief with the 510th Ordi
ance Company.
The Political Advertisement for
Donald Rlddlck In the February 27
Perquimans Weekly was paid for
by Donald Rlddlck ? not by
"Friend* of Donald Rlddlck" at
stated. We regret the error.
? ELECT*
DONALD
RIDDICK
SHERIFF
PERQUIMANS COUNTY
Integrity ? Sincerity
Your Vote and Support
Will Be Greatly Appreciated
PAID FOR BY DONALD RIDDICK
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Monday at 2:00 p.m. in the Holy
Trinity Episcopal Church Ceme
tery with the Rev. W.I. Waiver
ton officiating. Swindell Funeral
Home was in charge of arrange
ments.
Memorial donations may be
made to the Perquimans County
Rescue Squad or the Holy Trinity
Episcopal Church Garden Fund.
NANNIE H. JENNINGS
ELIZABETH CITY-Mrs.
Nannie Harrell Jennings, age 76,
of Weeksville died Tuesday, Feb.
25, 1966, in her home. She was a
retired school teacher and a
member of the New begun United
Methodist Church. She was the
daughter of the late James A.
Harrell and the late Mattie Brock
Harrell Bailey.
Surviving are 3 sons, 2 step
sons, one brother, and 3 sisters,
one of which is Mrs. Reba Owens
of Hertford, four grandchildren,
3 step-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held 4
Wednesday at 3 p.m. in Twiford's
Memorial Chapel.
Burial followed in the New Holly
wood Cemetery. Twiford's Fune
ral Home was in charge of ar
rangements.
Iree sale set tor
Saturday morning
The Elizabeth City Junior
Women's Club and Pride in Pas
quotank will hold a Beautifica
tion Tree Sale from 9 a.m. to
noon on Saturday, March 8, 1986
at the Pasquotank County Agri
cultural Extension Office' in Eliz
abeth City. This year 6,000 Lob
lolly Pine Trees, 500 White
Flowering Dogwoods, 150 Pink
Crepe Myrtles and 100 Red Crepe
Myrtles will be distributed.
A limited number of peach
trees of assorted varieties will be
sold at $2 dollars each. A dollar
donation will be asked for each
bundle of 20 loblolly trees. All
dogwoods and crepe myrtles will
be sold for a dollar. Educational
literature recommending spac
ing and planting instructions will
be given away with the trees.
Call 338-3954 for further infor
mation or directions to the Beau
tification projects along High
way 17 and other public areas. _
Through these events over the
past 3 years, Pride in Pasquo
tank has distributed 21,000 pine
trees and over 500 flowering
trees. The Elizabeth City Junior
Women's Club became involved
last year through their Conserva
tion Committee. Events such a$
this will make an impact on the
Albemarle Area landscape that
will last 20 to 30 years by increas- ?
ing the numbers of pine shel
terbelts against wind erosion and
by adding blooming trees to the
scenery.
This year we' re pledged ,
to finding more Americans
the biggest tax refund
they have coming. What
can we find for you?
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