THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY, HERTFORD, N. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1936.
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demonstration Club
' Of Winf all Chooses
Officers; Chairmen
Hie Winf all Home Demonstration
Club met Wednesday afternoon at
, the home of Mrs. Joel Hollowell.
Mrs. D. P. Stallings was elected
president, and Mrs. Alton Moore,
, vice president.
Miss Gladys Hamrick, home agent,
demonstrated the making of "Brown
. Betty" and gave an interesting talk
L'i . iriv-ana tne value of fruit as a
food.
. Thirteen members were present,
and two new members were welcom
ed. The h6stess served delicious
pome made candies. - i-..
; The following chairmen were elect
' l& for the county projects:
Foods and Nutrition, Mrs. D. R.
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Truebload and Mrs. J. F. Hollowell.
Clothing, Mrs. J. Van Roach.
House Furnishing, Mrs. C. D.
White.-
; Home Management, Mrs. George
Roaeh.
Home Beautification, Miss Marga
ret Boyce.
Home Gardens, Miss Beulah Roach.
Home Poultry, Mrs. Effie Miller.
Home Dairy, Miss .Frances Roger
Bon. Child Development, Mrs. Walter
Umphlett. '
Those present were: Mrs. D. P.
Stallings, Mrs. Walter Umphlett,
Mrs. C. D. .White, Mrs. George
Roach, Mrs. J.. F. Hollowell, Mrs. D.
R. Trueblood, Mrs. J. V. Roach, Mrs.
Effie Miller, and Mrs Alton Moore,
Misses Addie White, Celeste Godwin,
Frances RogerSori, Margaret Boyce,
Beulah Roach, and Myrtle Umphlett.
Y. W. A. Of Bethel
Has Regular Meet
The regular monthly meeting of
the Y. W. A. of Bethel Baptist
Church was held at the church on
Thursday evening. In the absence
of the president, the vice president,
Miss Pensie Ward, presided.
Personal service was discussed. A
very interesting program was given,
with Misses Esther Ward and Kath
ryne Fleetwood taking part.
The April meeting will be held in
the home of the councilor, Mrs. W.
P. Long.
Those present were: Misses Addie
Mae "Ward, Kathryne Fleetwood,
Pensie Ward, and Esther Ward; O-
C. Long, Jr., William Hobbs, Josiah
Proctor and Mrs. W. P. Long.
MISS HUDSON IMPROVING
Miss Mary Tudor Hudson, formerly
of Hertford, but now a resident of
Norfolk, V., underwent an operation
for appendicitis at the Protestant
Hospital, Norfolk, Va., on Thursday
of last week. Her aunt, Miss Mae
Wood Winslow, who visited her at
the hospital on, Monday reports her
condition as very satisfactory.
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T. W. Wilson Resigns
As Active President
It became known this week that
. W. Wilson has resigned as presi
dent of the Hollowell Chevrolet Com
pany of Hertford, his resignation to
take place immediately.
Mr. Wilson told a representative
of this newspaper that he would still
retain an interest in the business,
but that he would no longer be ac
tive in the organization.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Winslow, of
Bagley's Swamp, had as guests on
SundaMr. and Mrs. A. F. Jordan
and their son, Ray, of Hertford: Mr.
and Mrs. George Carver and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Gregory and
son; Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Chappell
and daughter, Hilda, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Dail, all of Belvidere.
The gun which Helen Stamps, Texas
Exposition Rangerette, holds, is from
the collection of A. W. Discher, of'
Dallas. Eighteen notches on its stock ;
attest to its efficiency in forntier In-
dian fighting. This, an 1827 Spencer .
Indian and Buffalo gun, and others
from the Discher collection will be
displayed during the Exposition which
opens in Dallas June 6.
CLUB WI$LL MEET FRIDAY
The Bethel-Burgess Home Demon
stration Club will meet on Friday
afternoon with Miss Virginia Umphlett.
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Birthday, Party In
Honor Sallie Wood
VISITORS AT WINSLOW HOME
Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Dail, of Hert
ford Road, visited Mr. and Mrs. T.
S. Broughton Sunday afternoon.
W. P. Long has been ill for several
days, but is able to be out again.
Mr. J. H. Parrish and family
spent Sunday in Chowan County vis
iting relatives.
ForSJiggeirlPirofiifts
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G00Q EQUIPMENT
Avery Stalk Cutters-
Disc Cultivators
Riding Plows
Middle Busters
Champion Plows and Castings-
Avery Duplex Corn and Bean Planters
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Simpson and
children, Elizabeth and Henry, Jr., of
Norfolk, Va., spent the week-end as
guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Perry.
Miss Fannie Maude Corbitt, of Bel
videre, spent the week-end here with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Butt and
children, Mary Lou and Calcin, of
New Hope, spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hobbs.
Miss Ruby Keaton, of Hertford,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. R. Keaton.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Chappell and
children, Mary Inez and R. S., Jr.,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ehrie Kirby on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sutton and
Miss Elizabeth White, of Ballahack,
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. H. Ward Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rountree,
from near Yeopim Station, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goodwin Sun
day afternoon
Miss Maude Keaton spent the
week-end with Miss Sallie B. Wood,
at New Hope.
Horse Collars - Hames - Bridles
Pads - Back Bands
Plow Lines - Traces - Singletrees
Plow Beams - Plow Handles, etc.
Let us supply you with your Spring planting
requirements . . . our stock is complete in
bulk or packets.
Hertford Hardware &
Supply Co.
'"Trade Here and Bank the Difference"
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A delightful birthdav party was
given Saturday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wood in
honor of their daughter, Miss Sallie
B. Wood, who celebrated her 16th
birthday.
A color scheme of pink and green
was carried out. The birthday cake,
with 16 candles forming an attrac
tive center piece for the table.
Many interesting games were
played, and the string music furnish
ed by J. A. Russell and Norman Kid
dick, of White Hat, was much en
joyed. The honoree received many pretty
and useful gifts.
Ice cream and cake were served
,to the following: Misses Sallie B.
Wood, Maud Keaton, Hazel Mathews,
Annie Mae Mathews, Blanche Cart
wright, Laura Belle Cartwright,
Hazel Mae Smith, Katherine Harrell,
Jlaijorie Perry, Stella Mae Benton,
Eleanor Jordan, Beatrice Benton,
Elizabeth Nurney, Evelyn Eure, Eli
zabeth Caddy, Frances Bundy, Ida
Perry Mathews, Ruby Keaton, Lu
cille Cartwright, Eunice Harrell, and
Katherine Britt; Messrs. Dick Long,
Howard Long, Steward White, Gar
land Onley, Woodley Bundy, San
ford Lane, Reuben Sawyer, Richard
Sawyer, Mathew Smith, William
Cartwright, Ashby Jordan, Shelton
Morgan, Tracy Winslow, John Elmer
Wood, GeorR Wood, Norman Rid
dick, J. L. Harrell, Loy, Vernon, and
James; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wood,
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wood, Mr. and
Mrs Ralph Harrell, Mrs. George Jor
dan, Mrs. Carson Jordan, Mrs. Fen
tress Harrell, Mr. J. A. Russell, Mrs.
J. V. Halsey, Mrs. J. M. Benton,
Mrs W. M. Mathews.
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Crops Are Certain!
JOnly quality new-crop Seeds are offered by this store. These
Seeds have been thoroughly tested for germination, thus insuring"
excellent results. They have been produced by some of the largest
growers and are of highest possible germination.
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They. will, arrive;; Saturday or Sunday.
Your inspection is invited. You will have 40
head of freshtecip select from. They are J
as good as money can buy.
EDENTON, N. C
WaterStreet . f" Phone 212-W
INSTITLTI? OF GOVERNMENT
MEETING HELD IN RALEIGH
J. W. Ward, who was appointed by
the Board of Commissioners as Tax
Supervisor at the last meeting of the
Board, spent two days in Raleigh
this week. He attended a meeting
held by the Institute of Government
for the instruction of supervisors of
taxation in their duties.
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tOm WOMEN MAHAY TO MEND
A MAN'S WAYS--5UT ALL THEY
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Our Seed Department Is Complete
MAY PEAS SEED POTATOES BOUNTIFUL SNAPS
BEETS CUCUMBERS CARROTS
CORN SQUASH ONIONS
Wood's Prolific Limas and all other beans that are used
In this territory
Norfolk Market Corn, Early Adams, Big Adams, Bland's Early
Ask About Our New Pedigreed Cotton Seed
ALSO TESTED LOCAL SEED OF TWO VARIETIES
(15 16 Staple and Better)
Our Implement Dept. Is Complete In Every Detail
OJohn Deere Implements of all kinds. Cole Planters Double and
Single Hoppers, Champion Plows and Castings, Wagons, Carts and
Distributors, Collars, Hames, Back Bands, etc.
GET OUR PRICES
Don't Forget Spring Painting
j Jlemember, we carry the entire BPS line of Paints. It is of the
highest quality Let us give you prices.
104 Yean of Serrke
Quality Merchandise
Right Price
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"BlanchaidV Since 1832
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