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Goldsboro Visitor Her
Mrs. Lloyd Hinson will return' o
-her home at Goldsboro on Friday,
-after a week's visit to her. mother,
Mrs. George Barrow, and to her
-aunt, Miss Alice Babb.
Norfolk Visitor
Miss Joe Wood has returned to
her home in Norfolk, Va., after a
visit to Miss Elizabeth Wood.
Returns From Indiana
J. G. Campbell, who has been con
ducting a newspaper subscription
campaign at Shelbyville, Ind., return
ed home this week. Mr. Campbell
reports a very successful campaign,
in spite of the unfavorable weather
conditions.
Here For Week-end
Miss Gladys Hamrick, who was at
home for the week-end from Gates
ville, where she has been working re
cently, had as her guest, Miss Rachel
Copeland, of Gatesville.
Elizabeth Citq Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Braxton Dawson and
their little daughter, Nancy Bragg,
of Elizabeth City, visited Mrs. Daw
son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Nixon, on Sunday.
Home For Week-end
Miss Katherine Fleetwood of the
Elizabeth City 'school faculty, spent
the week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Fleetwood-
Mr. Hill in Hospital
John Hill, of Church Street, is a
patient at' the Protestant Hospital,
Norfolk, Va., having recently under
gone a serious operation.
Recovering From Pneumonia
Miss Virginia Fowler is recovering
from an attacvk of pnuemonia at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
C. 0. Fowler, in Hertford.
Clubs Render George
Washington Program
On Tuesday evening, the Chamin
ade and Melody Makers Clubs, with
Mrs. R. M. Riddick as director stag
ed a colorful George Washington pro
gram to a most appreciative audience
at the Hertford Grammar School.
Most effective were George and
little hatchet, his father, and George
in his manhood, with Mistress Betsy
Ross, flag maker.
The fashions of Colonial days were
portrayed by lassies and lads in
costumes of the period.
Piano pupils played authentic
early American music, as well as that
of contemporary European composers.
The Rhythm Band was at its Dest
playing "The President's March."
Those taking part in tne program
were: tlazei mainews, um xjcwib,
Addie Ruth Morgan, Mary Jeild,
Marjorie White, Mary Louise Chap
pell, Ruth Winslow, Richard Spivey,
William Landing, Wilma Godfrey,
Reba Snivev. Mildred White, Marian
White, Julia Miller Chappell, Adalia
Winslow, Minnie Wilma Wood, Jean
Newbold. Sallie Sue Skinner, Shirley
Perry, Joe Hunter, JJorotny wnue,
Pat Morris, Mary Annette Cannon,
Howard Briughton, Catherine Crewe
Holmes, Betty Lou Sutton, Reggie
Tucker, Juanita Harrell, Henry Clay
Oneal. Mary Leland Winslow, Dan
Williams. Thomas Perry, Alice Lee I women
Toler; through the prison grapevine.
that "Kid" Williams probably naa
the knife which was xnisch& from
the employees' mess ' , hall, t- and a
search was made and ' the " knife
found. But what .a transformation
had been made! The blade of the
knife had been ground to a stiletto
like poinet, on one ? side of which
there had been filed saw-like teeth.
Williams explained, that he had made
the knife for protection,
He will be tried tot carrying a con
cealed . weapon at next: Tuesday's
term of Perquimans. County Record
er's Court and probably a good deal
of extra time will be added to his
term, which has almost expired.
WHITESTON NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Winslow and
children, Lelia Lee and Marshall
Allen, of Bagley Swamp, spent Sun
day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Winslow.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Winslow and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey
Winslow Sunday afteernoon.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Winslow and
children, Mary Leland and Adalia, of
Hertford, visited in the community
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Mercer Winslow and
son, (Jlarence, visuea nis parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W- T. Winslow, Sunday
afternoon.
ENTERTAINS AT PARTY
Merrill and Leland Winslow en
tertained at a party Monday evening
honoring Rev. Howard Yow, of
Greensboro.
Several games were played, after
which fruit was served.
Those present were: Misses John-
CLASSIFIED AND
LEGALS
FROST PROOF EARLY JERSEY
Wakefield Cabbage Plants,' also
Potato or Multiplying Onion Sets.
C. W. Reed, Route 1, Hertford, N.
C. feb.l4tf.
MAN WANTED FOR , RAWLEIGH
Route of 800 families. Write today.
Rawleigh, Dept. NCB 100 -(SA,
Richmond, Va. feb.14,28
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Administratrix
of the estate of S. E. Hurdle, de
ceased, late of Perquimans County,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the es
tate of said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned at Hertford, N. C,
Route 2, on or before the 15th day
of January, 1937 or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment.
This 15th day of January, 1936.
CARRIE1 G. HURDLE,
Administratrix of S. E. Hurdle,
Deceased.
Feb.l4,21,28,Mar.6,13,Z0
"Rocky Mount Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winslow, their
daughter, Margaret, and their son,
Francis, of Rocky Mount, spent
Sunday here with . Mr. Winslow's
mother, Mrs. T. F. Winslow.
GreenviHe Visitors
M. H. White, of Greenville, spent
the week-end here with his sister-in-law,
Mrs. G. T. Hawkins. Mr. White
was accompanied home by Mrs.
White, who had spent a couple of
weeks here. The condition of Mrs.
White's knee, hurt in a fall ten days
before, was much improved-
Mrs. Bond Has Guests
Mrs. H. T. Bond had as guests on
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dail and
daughters, Miss Iva Mae and Mrs,
Eugenia Shump, of Edenton; Mrs.
George Eure and son, John Robert
i ii vii, v.. m, TSmmia Channell. Peeey Feltonv Mary Ruthl tation.)
T nnt r,A , Tinmiii .Tr of Wnsh- WOO(l. Anne Mawnews, uouujf w. ou wwn uj-i iu "t""J"-"
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inofnn T C Mrs CharllP Ellis, dan, Billy anion, vurucm I tsvmc wumcii, i uciicrw jrvu iU .
M. Wnrth Womh e and two chi - Vivian opivey, ib,
. . 1 t -i.i t n Hia. Mod
Wilmn rnhinpss. of ljlllie man Druu.uwu,
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Krouernton. iaa Juee wnive, ucic ien mmuxes aiter mu oxrcoi. w
Babb. Leila Ruth Nobles, Charley Tuesday, brought about by a threat
Ford Reed, Jimmle Felton, James S.Jto stab anonther, Marvin Williams,
McNider. I colored, was sentenced to the roads
for six, months.
f!nnvpit. Knife Williams had recently completed
NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue of the authority given
me by Power of Attorney and under
the Will of the late John A. Perry,
the bid at the first safe having been
raised, I will again, on Monday,
March 2nd, 1936, at I? o'clock M. at
the Courthouse Door fn Hertford,
N. C, seH to the highest bidder for
cash the following real estate of my
testator in Bether Township, Perqui
mans Comty, N. C, to-wit:
The Home Place of said John A.
Perry, deceased, bounded by Win
Babb, Sarah Jane Newbern, Joseph
nie White, Onella Winslow, Clara j iorK-uetnei icoaa, tne rands or J. ju.
Winslow, Miriam Lane, Mabel Lane, leaves ana otners, containing so
Alice Riddick, Sybil Winslow, Jessie acres, more or lesa
Belle Winslow, Edna Winslow, Bur- TJiis 18tn day of February, 1936.
nette Winslow, Lena Winslow, Reby BESSIE JACOBS,
Winslow, and Lucille Lane; Messrs. AuomejMB-iaci ana jsxecutnx.
William Winslow, Carroll WiUiams, By H. G. Winslow, Attorney
Alvah Winslow, Crofton Winslow I r o.zig
Kenneth Winslow Elsberry Lane, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
WW:: r T Having qualified as Administrator
, ,8 i - , ' T '7 J of the estate of Bettie C. Felton, de
Leland Winslow and Rev. Howard I , - nn
YOW. Tnrfl, PamNno fliia to n. unfair oTt
nurnnna finvina, itlatme Q nro in of ht
ECHOES FROM estate of said deceased to exhibit
RECORDER COURT Nto c? Jtt
- fore the 20th day of February. 1937.
Q. Well, what did you do then 7 or ma notl Dleaded ln bar
A. I went off and purchased some of ir recverv. All mt in
debted to said estate will please
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USE GOOD MACHINERY
F-12 Farmall Tractors. $698.25
Cole Cotton Planters 11.00
I. H. C. 8-18-inch Harrows 47.50
I. H. C. Disc Cultivator- 80.75
10-inch Miiidle Burster 15.50
Sure Drop Sowers: 9.50
A. Champion Plows 4.50
Leather Horse Cellars... 2.69
dren, and Miss
Gatesville.
(A pause and a whispered consul- make jmmeuate payment
This zotb day of February, 1936.
H. V. BAKER,
Administrator of Bettie C. Felton.
Feb.28,Mar.6,13,20,27,Apr.S
USE GOOD SEEDS
Thos. Laxton Peas $ 12.50
Seed Potatoes 3.25
Norfolk Market Corn, per lb..- .06
Adams Early Corn, per lb .08
Blands Early Corn, per lb. .09
Big Adam Corn, per lb. .07
Bountiful Beans, per lb. .10
Wood Prolific limas, er lb .13
Byrum Bros. Hardware Co.
"Everything In Hanlwiie and SttppUesT '
POONE 4 EDENTON, N. C. ; PHONE 4
HgiBMgiBIgSEIBBf5liMc!JBIBIBISlc
Miss Sullivan at Home
Miss Anne Sullivan, who has re
cently completed her course in nurs
ing at the University of Maryland
Hospital, in Baltimore, is visiting
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Jessup.
Plymouth Visitors Here
Mrs. Julian Brinkley and Master
Jack Haughton, of Plymouth, spent
Tuesdav here, visiting Mrs. Brink-
ley's mother, Mrs. Nathan Tucker.
Attend Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Morgan and
their little son, Ashton, have return'
ed from Elizabeth City, where they
attended the funeral services of Mr.
Morgan's father, A. S. Morgan, on
Sunday. Mr. Moragn's death occur
red on Friday morning at his home
in Elizabeth City after a long and
tedious illness.
Into Dangerous Dagger
la sentence on the roads.
Taylor Theatre
EDENTON, N. C.
What lid been an ordinary silver-
plated case knife, before "Kid
Jones Williams, prisoner at the
Woodville Prison Camp in Perqui
mans County, undertook to trans
form it into a dagger, turned out to
Vvr a nvoHv -f nrmiHnHlA TOPflTinn. It
was found concealed on the person Today (Thursday) and Friday-
of Williams on Saturday.
There are 163 prisoners at the
Woodville Prison Camp, most of
tiiom lnnir termers, as this is a
Drison for felons: but Williams had
been sent to the Dare County Prison
Camp for only twelve months on a
larcenv charge. He was sent to the
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Bob Steele
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Tom Mix
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MIRACLE RIDER NO. 4
I Monday and Tuesday
Jean Harlow
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Wednesday Only v .
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Joan Blondell
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