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Mri J. A.. White and son, Arlyn,
Miss Mazie Harrington-and Marion
Harrington, all of Norfolk, Va.; Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Winslow and their
son, Wallace; Jr., add Mrs. - Dick
Jones, of Cypress Chapel, Ya.4 were
recent guests, of Mrs.. Hubert Wins
low. . .
Edison Harris, who is a student at
Wake Forest College, spent the week
'.end with his parents, "Mr.-and Mrs.
aSSSFH&rris.'- " ' " "'.-"
Mrs. Willie E. White has returned
from a trip to Durham.
Mrs. R. C. Hudson, . of Columbia,
was the week-end guest of her sister,
Mrs. B. P. Ainsley. , - v
Wrightson Jackson, who is a stu
dent at Wake Forest College, , spent
the week-end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Jackson,' at New
Hope.
Mrs. G. E. Newby had as guests
over the week-end Mr. and Mrs. G.
E. Newby and their little son', George
Edgar III, of Rocky Mount; Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. Archie, of Wake Forest,
Mr. and Mrs. Trim Wilson returned
home on Monday. Mr. Wilson, who
-underwent an operation at a Norfolk,
va., nospitai some weeKs ago, is
convalescing satisfactorily.
Miss Polly Robbins, of Panama
City, Fla., is the guest of her aunt,
;Mrs. J. S. Vick.
; Clavis Perry, of the Manteo CCC
vCamp, spent the week-end with his
parents, Capt. and Mrs. T. W. Perry.
Astor Fulcher and Preston Fulcher,
of Norfolk, Va., were guests of their
aunt, Mrs. T. W. Perry, on Saturday.
Miss Lottie Lee Blanchard, of the
Elizabeth City school faculty, spent
the week-end with her mother, Mrs.
Mamie Blanchard.
James Robert White; who is a stu
dent at Wake Forest College, spent
the week-end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert White.
Miss Louise Gaither attended a
tea given jointly by her niece, Miss
Helen Gaither, and Miss Margaret
Winder, at the home of Miss Gaither
hi Elizabeth City, on Sunday after
noon, the tea being complimentary to
Miss Sarah Dillon Walker, bride
elect. Master Wood Gaither, Jr., of Dal
las, Texas, is visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. W. G. Gaither, in Hert-
"""v ..v wvr Ca'' IVi-.. f s t t 1 fr'- . -I ,
ford. -
- B. F. Mann, store manager for J.
C. Blanchard and Co.,5 is on the sick
list this week. . ? - ,t'.r. . " ?
Miss Elizabeth' Nowell, a 'daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.. Nowell, is tak
ing a A course - in beauty culture . in
NorfolkyVa; i: ' - -)'
Miss Katherine Fleetwood, who
leaches In Elizabeth City,- spent the
week-end with her parents, , Mr, an4 1
'., Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Elliott, of Wei
don, were guests of Mrs.- Elliott's
mother, Mrs. R. W. Smith, on Fri
day and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nowell and
family, Rev. J. W. Dimmette and
Mrs. Dimmette were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Nixon, on Sun
da& evening.
Mrs. Howard Pitt and her little
son, Howard, Jr., are visiting Mrs.
George Harrell, in Orlando, Florida.
Mrs. Rodney Stamey has returned
to her home in Houston, Texas, after
a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Morgan.
Mrs. Elizabeth White, of Winfall,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. E.
Twine, in Norfolk, Va.
J. H. McMullan, of Edenton, was
in Hertford on business Saturday.
Linwood Skinner of the J. C.
Blanchard & Company sales force,
attended a banquet given by the John
T. Lewis & Bros. Paint Company at
the Virginia Dare Hotel in Elizabeth
City on Wednesday night.
Mrs.' G. H. Baucom, Mrs. George
Eight, and W. A. Gregory, of Fay
etteville, were recent guests of Mrs.
Ida Gregory.
Mrs. John Symons, of Chapanoke,
was in Hertford on Wednesday.
Miss Nelle Hobbs is. taking a sec
retarial course at the Norfolk Busi
ness College
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Byrum, of
Norfolk, Va;, are spending the week
with Mr. Byrum's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Byrum.
Miss Elizabeth Tucker and her
brother, Granbefry Tucker, of Ra
leigh, spent the week-end with their
mother, Mrs. Nathan Tucker.
Miss Virginia Tucker, who holds a
position in Hampton, Va., spent the
week-end with her mother, Mrs. Na
than Tucker.
Compl
ete Selection of the Best
Men's
Blue Serge Suits
A Real Value For
$5.00
Single and Double Breasted
One Lot of
Dress Shirts
Only at Blanchard's
Extra Fine Broadcloth
Men's Neck Ties
The Snappiest Patterns Blanchard's
Has Ever Shown at only
50c
Fall's Newest
Men's Oxfords
Black and Brown
Mi y
Lumber Jacket?
; Zipper Front, Well Made
ah sixi. $2jC3
Men's Belted Back
"- All Styles and Colors
Blanchard' f"T fO
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Men's Fancy Socks
fWV Per Pair
: 25c.
Latest Fall Hats
New, Styles .' , , New Colors
eu!:':$i.98r
'. TRADE AT BLANCHARD'S AND NOTE THE SAVINGS
The t. C.J1.S, 'rrii team suffered
87 tPi.0 defeat at the hands of te
Woodrow' Wilson U:h. team on. the
local nefcj lart anuraday. afternoon.-,
AlthougH the local team lost, they
played a hard, clean game. .All the
boys jIayed. exceptionally well- For
most of jhe- players, this was. the first
high school game in which they had
ever played, t Although they lacked
the experience of veterans, they play
ed well. ;j v " V r 4 t V Vii -'
-Most of the breaks' were against
Hertford and ihis inae " It J pretty
tough on the locals. Two of the
brtAkihui in" toudhaowns, ; A
fumble, behind-' the Perquimans line
that was recovered by a-: Woodrow
Wilfy man-resulted iq a touchdown.
The lSoyg played hard and they have
plenty of fight left They are deter
mined to' win some games,, and that
is wnat It takes.
' The next game the Perquimans In
dians have is with Lewiston on Fri
day on the local field." " '
Come out and give the team your
best support and show the boys that
yon appreciate them. The game will
start about 9:30.
Celebrate 2ZVi v.Vj Annlvereiry
.By-:V' 1 r -rr4,Frioay(
Mr; an ilrs.' I. C. Elaiichard were
honor, guests at a delightful banquet
given by the members of the force of
J. C.; Blanchard tft Company at the
Hotel Hertford on Friday night, the
occasion being in celebration of the
twenty-fifth , wedding; anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Blanchard. v- f..
, The banquet-table ,'wa beautiful
with ita, artisUc xeriterpiece arrange
ment nof ; flowers,1, the , place cards be
ing , decorated with . silver hells and
tfhet othet; aptotmentafeaturing'jthe
saver. weaaing moui. , ,
The affair was most successfully
carried out surprise i ' to v the ; honor
guests', whose first intimation of the
occasion: was ' the : greeting 'Here
Comes the Bride,? sung in chorus by
me nosts ana nostesses : Who greeted
them as they entered the. dining
room.
Marshall Owens at once presented
Mrs. Blanchard with a ' lovely bride's
bouquet, while .at the same time Miss
Hazel Mayes pinned to the lapel of
Mr. Blanchard's coat a boutonniere.
A delicious :r turkey dinner was
served, with numerous appropriate
toasts being made by various mem
bers of the party, with everybody in
the spirit of the occasion.
Linwood ; Skinner proposed a toast
to Mr. Blanchard,, which was follow
ed by one to Mrs; Blanchard, given
by Edward Weeks. Mrs. R. A.
White Conducted a fun-nrovokins:
turkev content.
At the end of the second course. I line sauad consists of: HoUowell
Mrs. D. M. Jackson presented to Mrs. Nixon, Carlton Barclift, John Robert
Blanchard a gorgeous wedding cake,
on which there were twenty-five
lighted candles. This was cut by Mrs.
Blanchard and served with the sweet
course.
Mrs. J, A. Perry then, with a few
gracious words, presented to Mrs.
Blanchard, on behalf of the J. CI
Blanchard & Co. force a beautiful,
silver vase. i
Grateful appreciation for the honor
bestowed upon himself r and Mrs.
Blanchard was expressed by Mr.
Blanchard at the close, of . the ban
quet.
Those present, in addition to the
two honor guests, were their young
son, William Garland Blanchard,
their sister, Mrs. R. H. Willis, and
Mesdames J. A. Perry, R. A. White,
D. M. Jackson, Miss Hazel Mayes,
and Messrs linwood Skinner, Rob
bins Blanchard, W.' !.T. Elliott, R. F.
Mann, Edward .Weeks, Marshall
Owens, Edward Byron, Hazel Math
ews, and Raymond Stanton.
Office Facing Court House S-uare
PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS'
The High School football squad has
increased in the past week several
new players having come out to prac
tice. As the squad " stands vit in
cludes: Henry Stokes, Rob Morris,
Tun Brinn, Joe Tucker, ; Eldon Wins
low, William Dimmette, Pete Jack
son, David Broughton, William Feild,
Charles White, as linemen. The back
SHIPLEY WINSLOW
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Mary Virginia
Winslow, formerly of Perquimans, to
Mr. Henry Eugene Shipley, of Balti
more, Md. .
The wedding took place in Balti
more, on September. ?4i
The bride is the daughter Of Mrs.
Ellen Winslow and the late Joseph
B. Winslow, of Route Two, Hertford.
She graduated from the Perquimans
High School in 1926, after which she
took a course in nursing at the Bal
timore General Hospital, from which
she was graduated last year. - She is
a young woman of much '" personal
charm and has many friends in Per
quimans. The couple are making their home
in Baltimore. . .
Mrs. Duke Morgan,1 accompanied
by her two children, Duke,, Jr., and
Bettie, returned to their home In Ra
leigh, on Sunday, after a visit to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Evart 'Newby
Quick Relief for
Chills and Fever
and Other Effects of
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Dent put up With the suffering of
Makria the teeth-chattering chills and ;
the burning fever. Get rid of Malaria by
getting the infection out of your system.
That's what Grove's Tasteless Chill Tbnlc 4
does destroys and drives out the. infec
tion. At the same time, it builds up your
system against further attsA-fc&fetg.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic contains t
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, in the blood. It also contains iron which
builds up the blood and helps it overcome
the effects of Malaria as well as fortify;,
against nhfafectio. These are the effects ,
you want for COMPLETE relief. Grove'.:
Tasteless Chill Tonic is pleasant toHaka.
and absolutely safe, even for children.
No bitter taste of quinine. Get a bottle
today and be forearmed against Malaria.
For tale at all drug stores. Now two sizes '
40c end f 1. The SI sue contains 2
times u much at the 50c site as3 gives i
you ii more forrour money. "
JSUYANDSELL
CAmi?(AKD :
-! -Best Prides
Eure, Fred Campen, Beverly Blanch
ard, and Frank Jessup. Billy Hard
castle is the team manager.
The lineup for Friday's game will
probably be about the same as that
of last Thursday.
The services of Carlton Barclift in
the back field will be missed this
week. Barclift sustained a wrenched
ankle in last Thursday's game. He
will watch the game Friday from the
bench. . ..
The girls have started practice in
class games for their coming: basket
ball team. Here's hoping that this
year's team will bes good as last
year's, which will be some good.
As we remember, the girls last
year had a 'swell team, coming
through' the season undefeated by a
high school team and winning both
the Elizabeth City and Rocky' Mount
tournaments. That's basketball.
Come on, girls, and add to those
two trophies and the thirty odd med
als that you brought back last year.
Mecklenburg farmers say that ex
cept for the difficulty of keeping the
walls cf their trench silos smooth
the silos are functioning nicely with
little spoilage of the ensilage.
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Hair troubles are usually scalp troubles
and scalp troubles are frequently due to
a paraalt of some kind or other that
' eaU Into the scalp and causae Infection
with consequent Irritation, Itch, crusty .
sores, scales and thin and faMnj hair.
There Is one treatment lor the scalp
- that not only destroys the parasites but '
also helps heal the Irritated scalp. It Is
Dr. Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. Not
a fannv nrMnumtlnn. bnt an effective one
and that's what you want, results. The
use of Dr. Porter's Antiseptic Healing ;
Oil will purify your scalp and promote
the growth of healthy, vigorous and lus
trous hair. Dr. Porter's Antiseptlo Heal- -IngOll
is made by the makers of Grove's
Xozatlve Bromo Quinine and Is sold by -all
druggists at 8O0 and 6O0 with guar
antee of satisfaction or money back.
Taylor Jheatre
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4 PROGRAM COMING WEEK
Today (Thursday) and Friday, ;
October 10-11 --2 1 ' -
: 'fVirginia Judge"
One of .Paramourit's 'new releases
with a new screen star MARSHA
"UNT: Others In - cast i Step-in
Fetchit and Walter Kelly. . , ,
Saturday, .October 12 y , .t ',, '. '
,'. JOHN WAYNE in 4' ,
J, "Lawless Frcrtier,(
'Rustlers of Red Gap" Comedy
Monday and Tuesday," Oct.' 14-15
; ."Smart Girr r
'Another of the new Fall feleases
with Kent Taylor and Ida Lupino.
Wednesday, Oejober 16 -
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uIJoi?th 1 Capolina'o
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RALEIGH
NORTH CAROLINA
6 Gala;;;DaysJ
OCTOBER 14 to 19
All New
Program s"Yr
"Congress j Horse
Dare Devils" . Racln
On fi.c Aaek Wed.-Thurs.
Tuesday, Friday
Professional
Auto
'Race
Saturday
Mammoth Agricultural and F Industrial 'Exposition T
$11.600 In Agricultural Premiums .
ON THE MIDWAY ,fWORLD OF MIRTH SHOWS' j
GRANDSTAND ATTRACTIONS DAY. AND NIGHT
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Four Reasons Why. You Find ;
Bigger Savings Here
I No. 1 1 Sale of Quality !
Southern Manor Canned' Foods
ALL GREEN ' -'. t i f .
ASPARAGUS Ncan2 2SC
SLICED HAWAIIAN
PINEAPPLE 2 330
ASPARAGUS STYLE . ; ;
STRINGLESS BEANS
White Corn No. 2 can 10c
Bartlett Pears , can 2lc
Tomato Catsup 2 bottles 25c
Lima Beans No. 2'can 17c
iNo. 2 1 : Sale of Invigorating
a P. BLEND . . lb.
YELLOW FRONT v lb.
GOLDEN BLEND Jb.
19c
17c
15c
Sale of Popular
Colonial Canned Food
SIFTED EARLY
JUNE PEAS
PURE
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T01MAT0 JUICE 0 " k f P "
COLONIAL PURE FrSSFIUTE '""' ".i ' "
Tasty Mackerel; .: ; 7e 2cans 15c
Apple Sauce ? S .No.2can ; lCc
Sale of Plain or Self Rising
103 Tears of Service
Quality. Merchandise
Bight Prices
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