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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 211934.
THIS WEEK'S BIBLE THOUGHT
i' .THE PRINCE OF PEACE: For
unto us a child is born; and the gov
ernment shall be upon his shoulder;
arid his name shall be called. The
Prince of Peace. Isaiah 9:6.
WE WELCOME CHRISTMAS
? CAROLS
Thai the goocji old custom" of sing
ing Christmas carols in the open air
on Christmas eve will be followed in
.Hereford this year, is good news. .
lihe many good things, this cus
tom is'old. It was followed in other
lands centuries ago. It is one of the
many old things which it is good to
. cherish, one of the old customs it is
". good to follow. i
;' , The Perquimans High School Gles
Club, under the direction of Miss
Kate M. Blanchard, it is announced,
: will visit outside the homes of a
' number of persons in Hertford who
aVe more or less shut in, and sing
carols.
Have you ever listened to clear
young voices 'singing, "It Came Upon
the Midnight Clear," "Silent Night,
- Holy Night," "O Come, All Ye; Faith
ful," or "0 Little Town of Bethle-
- hem" as the singers stood out under
the stars on Christmas "eye? f May
be vou have heard it from a'' room'
where you had been shut; within the
know how beautiful it sounds. -'
Miss Blanchard, who is an accom-
- piioiicu uiututiau, wut wm una utwio
so much for the: young people of
, Perquimans toward teaching them
the appreciation of good music, is to
be commended for her efforts to bring
Christmas cheer to those who will
listen with pleasure to the Christmas
music, as are also the young folks
who compose the Glee Club. ,
1
BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINED
" r The Tdesday fldge1 Qub was en-
tertalned oii Tuesday Kdght' of this
4 week by Mrik PL. Bostick at the
; home e Mrs. ,T,.C. .Blanchard, with
f the, following Members; present. Miss
: Kate' M; Blanchard, Mrs. E. W, lord
V fey, Mnf. R. M. Riddick; Mrs S. f P.
f. Je3up,Mrs;t.. B, Sumner, Mrs. B. G.
, - Ko'cnce,'and' Mrs. Vv Ni'DardeV. i j
H In" honor of Mrs. T. a Blahchard's
. birthdayTa surprise Was given her by
, adding' a table for Rook, at which
5 those playing 'besides 7 Mrs-., Blanch
ard, included Mrs. J. If. Towe, Sr.J
. Jurs. &ue Nixon - and Mrs ,R. -T.
uar' e. '"-. r" . '
rim purlchng with tiny, .cnndlr
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r-.aiice DyrarSr4-
" OW - glorious ! How wonder
full thought Dan, an Invltn
j tlon for Christmas!, Christ
imas with Rose Marie!, K
Vyj Dan had been an orphan
lat the same school with Rose
Marie and a creat friendship
had " sprung up ' between
them. She had since been adopted by
a kindly family in the East, but had
always kept In touch with her old
friend, Danny.
Now the Invitation for Christmas.
Dnn had never been Invited anywhere
for this one great
holiday and his
whole being was
stirred with great
expectation.
Danny bad al
ways had a most
' pleasant Christmas
at the orphanage.
J Many generous per
sons had helped
" inake It so4 but ho
:"had never been to
a ' real "honest to
goodness" home
Christmas celebra
tion. His heart
baped with Joy.
Wonder bow It will be ! Wonder
who'll be there! Oh boy, I can't wait!",
"Let's see,'' pondered Dan. "How old
Is Rose Marie? She was twelve when
she left and that was five years ago.
Why. she must be seventeen, and a
young ;: lady ! , Wonder bow she looks !
Wonder If she still blinks those hazel
eyes and shakes her 'molasses 'candy'
hair about like she used to do.". ' .
. .Some 4ayV later "Sin Ibnojbhere of
eompletr CftrtainaA.'Joy pemded the'
cosy home .or foe ' OayloVdr T&ux:
I End' ivwioeC .'The turkey iwltog
la' the 'iMkd-. tb''frei:'lufletyff
lul cooUM-'Were' bete froitevend
tintedtk tb tSirlsfmali itolorsn
Some hours later, all was a hushed
lietaee athUtOe family, eAted:abut
the1 lightedntree awaited the, guest of
tte'-evtngft 'rf. ff -rlf
Soon there were footsteps crunching
the snow and . the next moment the
lond peal of the doorbell.
Father met ' Dan ' with the cordial
welcome of "Merry Christmas, my boy.
I presume this Is Danny bur Rose's
old friend from Rye Junction. '
TbenSIoetUrsrilaWe, tiialr
faces- 'tn'etttiied In Christmas fsniilcs,
"reached for Danny's oiitstrotcliel
hands, slmultaneocsly.
Danny had never In nil the movies
beheld anyone as lovely ns Rose Marie.
y "Why, Rose Marie,
you are wonderful,
simply wonderful '.
The same eyes, the
I same hair, oh, I"
"Here, here, you
young people, you
are forgetting .It's
Christmas. Merry
Christmas,' Dan I
Merry Christ mis,'
Sow Marie !" shout
Dadjjfi;.. "-, ;.,', , J-i
Them followed an
" - "i" -V'
m reai now ...!. .,.. ,. -y
Everywhere Uanny'B eyes
miomI to aa In EOlden lettermi''4M
ry " ajflstmas, Dan,r; '-Merry11 Chrlrt-
MaDlir!. J1;' :'-T":ft-f.
VJ??. ei;rit'rB NewiMPwr Union.
IV,,: iu
Canries Rusty Needle
; Springfield, Mass.l-A'tt X-ray exami
nation at a local hospital has revealed
'a crochet needle, three inches long, in
the left leg of Mrs. -Rose Gordon. The
needle, In a rusty condition, had been
lodged .In the limb for M. years. Y p
k .The") victim sustalneoV the accident
when ii child ten years old In Russia,
but for many years the Injury was for
gotten Several weeks ago, however,
the woman suffered from 'serious
complnlnt.'wbteh the- doctors diagnosed
j rteumaUsiBil;:;&.
The X-ray disclosed the needle, deep
j imbedded In the surrounding tissues.
: i.. ' ' ' y
I:ruUir..ae-rit
Topeka KnThe great drouth jln
the West mayf prove ,a, Insunnount-,
eble difficulty to many, human beings,
Let Mother Nature, as sal. has pro
vlJIed means for , ber .charge fa mr-
vlve-, i?rO;;tJ-'.A$ .(.' 'Jz-t.-.ti.-tZiJ
( Lee Larabee of the. Kansas state flab
and gac?e" cor MzAak reports tt" be
species "ftf, C I I 1 1 feared jlhcef the
dry spell, MtH t .cou-r' it possessed
of only cr-i i. - I !B
its side u J s taepracucauy
drylstrau.i-?: li " ?5, f '
r
'vV'M'',
she.'neve':k:t.J,rT-t',' : t ?
nearly sixty years of numlcJ I; t
he'?rflrst'move';'herB rahj -r
Claimed : !"Ain it pisbt;.o t..:
folks think up now s days klss' t
IniKiiln like thnt.'? i J V
lira.;:. .West,". ho nns ;yl!ve;l tu t
P'inn!l'ris of ; North Cv" ; .' '1
1 1 ' 1 fl;i! r oilier (7 I i
resit:
X- , mm ' J
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SPORTS TALK
By "Whitie"
The girls' and boys' basketball
teams took both ends of a double
header from Sunbury last Thursday
afternoon.
The P. C. H. S. boys went to town
over the visitors to the tune of 21-8.
The girls rolled up a score of 44
over their opponents.
For the boys Harris was high
scorer. Ruth Nowell took scoring
honors for the girls.
The Perquimans boys scored an
other victory Monday night over Cho
wan,; High School, the score being
26 to 16
Plum Pudding
Made by Heinz . . ,
Lotely Gelatins
Fit'brtV':''';'--'-.-
Dill
iQumjars-:
ditoSaiice
ThttaBte teBrr' ' ;:,:.-v: ,
Baker's Cpnut !
Milk or Moist Pack' 'rr.?.-".? :-'
Pet Milk
-Irradiated
Wilbur's Cojblaie
Half-pound cake
Mince
In bulk
Oysters
;Dry pack'
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ti u V aThe Employees and Management of v :t)
. Morgan's Modern;,GrStwt:r4 --P'-IT
- 'rt; k wishyouamost'cheery,(aristoa8.'
ff , ' a And what a feast it will be, if your foods fJrgf J ' 'AMn F.?i.$ f . ft
: and delicacies come from MORGAN'S Gro- ' I jt.Si!) lf ' -.j
eery. Our money saving prices will cer- ' TW '. ('r 'M fftMi'' VW
tainly help to make it truly a MERRY 'J -M-'' ' ' .''' ' "'
; Christmas as well. Come in and take ad- - yC'jP jfi ft , , ISf W""""' ' 'O.
vantage of the unusual bargains in holi; . ; ""TJi (' , , , :M
J day foods - tnat are now being offered to - - J n, -iSPJJ irv 7li '
IjpSiiceii -' prlli?2 'Vvrizz, lb j p! 2 ScrUtl:......:
mi Fruit Cbctail, I --..lgs, Cr u 3, . Af Is o. 2 ( ,2 f u.
i;YKavmgPcac l 4 m
The game looked more like a foot
ball game than basketball. ' . t
Harris and Sutton' held the spot
light in scoring, Claude Brlnn played
an all round good game.
The local high boys are redeeming
their very unsuccessful football sea
son this year by playing good bas
ketball The Indians have won two
out of the" three gftmes played.
The P. C. H. S. basketball teams
have no games during the Christmas
holidays. .After the -holidays they
will again start training on the hard
wood. " i;i.i!itl!'
It is tough, that the flashy player
In a small college, does not get the
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. largest - selection 1 we
NEW" PATTERNS , ,
NEW COLORS
I Be Sure To See Them
Many other gifts
I throughout the store.
We will appreciate
1 1 visit from you to .our,
I store.
STORE OF
HERTFORD, N. C.
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