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: THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY,- ', HERTFORD. N. C, FRIDAY. APRIL 8, 1938.
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Mr. and Mrs.' Berry Sick
,, Among thc3 sick with flu ' this
.week were Mr. and Mrs. B. C Berry.
Mr." Berry has been, able to be oat
for several days, and Mrs. Berry's
condition is improving.
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t Hone For Spring; Holidays ,
Bill Jessup, who is a student at
Duke University, Durham, is spend
Miss Blanchard At Home
Miss Sarah Blanchard, ., who holds
a position in the library; of .Duke
University, spent the week-end . with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. C
Blanchard.
Miss Brian At Home
.Miss San Brian, who is a student
at Duke University, .spent the spring
dnfe, the spring holidays at hohi; hoBdayi with. he ?parjntp, Mr. and
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SPECIAL REDUCTION
ON ALL
Kloirse CoflDairs
For
Friday and Saturday
Carolina Hardware Co.
"THE FARMERS' FRIEND"
Phone 11 -:- Hertford, N. C.
Mrs.1 RT.'Brinn.
; Mrs. Britt Welf Again .'
! Mrs. Fenton Brit V ; who has been
sick with an attack of jflu, is conval
escent and. is back at her job in the
omce oi ur. a. vayenport.
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Mollie Oakey Improves
. Mollie, the .little v daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter H. Oakey, jr.,- who
was . quite .sick i for; several : days,: is
convalescing. 1 . ij a : "
Visit At Tviu
Mrs. W. M.' Byrum spent Tuesday
at Tyner, visiting -her daughter, Mrs.
Edgar" Howell. rj . i
" Robert Hollowell At Home
' Robert ; Hollowen -1 has' returned to
Duke University ? where be is a stu
dent, after spending the spring holi
days with hia parents, MK and Mrs.
u. in noiiuweu. . , ,
William White . Convalescent ,
William White.' who has been sick
for the past week, is convalescent.
Mrs. Potter At Home
Mrs. Dick Potter is visiting her
parents in Florence , South Carolina.
Spent Sunday In Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Nixon and Mrsi
J. W. Nowell spent Sunday in Nor
folk, Va., visiting relatives.
Miss Nowell Returns
Miss Ruth Nowell, who has spent
the past three weeks visiting rela
tives in Norfolk, Va.', returned home
Sunday. '-
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In Norfolk On Business
Mr. and Mrs. M. 3: Gregory, Mrs.
A- Perry and Louis . Nachman
spent Monday in Norfolk, Va., on
business.
Mrs. Bass Visits Here
Mrs. E. L. Bass and her little
daughter, Edna Earle, of Norfolk,
Va., are guests of Mrs. Bass' parents,
Mr. nd Mrs. E. W. Mayes, .
', Durham Visitor Here
Dr. H. M. Schiebel, of Duke Hospi
tal, Durham, was in 'Hertford on
Monday, the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Blanchard. ' " ,
Mrs. Smith's Sister Die
Mrs. Horace Phillips", a Bister of
Mrs. R. W. Smith; of Hertford, died
at her home lit Suffolk, Va., , 6n
Wednesday morning, after along Ill
ness. Mrs. Smith attended ' the fu
neral services which were'' held ' In
Suffolk Thursday morning. " '
New Jersey 'Visitor 1 ' , .
T . v VT i i j a r.1 - tm i . t
ford, visiting his mother, Jtfm B.
Newbold. A .,. . V "
to each other - - - you and your suit
In which we interpret the most important fash
ion of the season THE.SUIT FASHION al
ways casual . . . always colorful . . . always im
peccably tailored . . . whatever the mood.
New Spring colors Coral, Apple Green, Rose Beige, Frigate Blue,
Gray, Navy, Pottery, Natural, Tan, Brown.
Swagger styles Chesterfield style Fitted Reefer styles Mannish
styles -Dressy Gibson sleeve styles Three-piece styles.
Sizes 12 to 20 and 38 to 44
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER , .
HONORING RECENT BRIDE
Mrs. M.C. Boyce and Mrs. Yf. H.
Pierce, Jr., entertained at a miscel
laneous shower at the home of Mrs.
Pierce, near -Chapanoke, on Thurs
day evening, honoring their sister,
Mrs. Irvin Stallings, formerly Miss
Jennie Hurdle.
Games and contests were enjoyed
during the evening, and apples and
delicious home-made candy were
served. , ,
Those attending and sending gifts
were: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Deal,
Mr. and Mrs. FJihu Lane, Mr. and
Mrs. M. C. Boyce, Mr.' and Mrs,
Fenton Hurdle, Mr. and Mrs. Elenza
Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lee Jen
nings, Mr. and Mrs. Earl HoUoweu,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pierce, Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Benton, Mr. and Mrs.
Red Ferrell, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Stal
lings, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse ' Hurdle.
Mesdames Jesse Harrell, John Sy-
mons, u. j. White, jack Benton, Til
lie Elliott, Sallie Hendricks, Carrie
Hurdle, Sallie Houowell, Cecil Saw
yer, Misses Sarah and Emma Deal,
Louise Russell, Juanita White, Max
ine Griffin, Mary Burgess Layden,
Leah, Dorothy and Margaret Whed-
bee, Mary and Eleanor Sawyer,
Marie Elliott, Onella Pierce, Artie
Mae, Jennie and Anne Hollowell,
Lois Faye Benton, Sarah Lee Hen
dricks; Richard and Crafton Russell,
Willard, Robert Mather . and Rothie
Hurdle, Luther and- Elsberry Whed-
bee, James, Leonard and Clarence
Pierce, Eugene Boyce, Maryland
Boyce, Jr., John, Earl and Herman
Hollowell, and Gilmer Ferrell.
on
'1 'i-. i'i lv' trt fri l'..ht -"i t. I ' AriJ" el-
Cowpen NecJc.SpeQialsl per lb..
Stone Mpuntains, 5 lbs. J.
Gray Jackets; per lb..
:75c
65c
Improved Wonder, 5 lbs. (a) 4 65c
Improved Schochler 5 lbs. 65c
Dixie Queen, 5 lbs. .. 1 $1.25
Confession may be stood for the
soul, but often it nearly wrecks an
average household. . ,
4.95 to 1 5.95
Heiv Spring
We secured these Dresses
especially for Easter selling
an$ the values excel all of our
previous offerings. They in
clude all that the latest style
trends demand in a beautiful
selection of Jacket Coats and
other models. Fine crepes
and many sheers in prints and
solid coors Plenty of, navy
. and black in larger sizes.
38 to 44
14 tor 20
5.95 to 12.95
Ladies'
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Blouodo ;
Crepes and Linens '
Prints - and solid colors. ;
Sizes 84 to 40
98c to 1.98
SPOUT and DtlESS OJIFOQE3
White : Tan - Grey - Brown t ?. :.
Navy and Combinations ,
1.49 1.98 2.98 3.95
104 Years of service
QUALITY MERCHANDISE
RIGHT PRICES'
"P.t.AVARTVS' SINCE 1832 '"'' HRRTFort .' ts vnnTn rAPniTVA f
' "ELANCHARD'S'' SINCE 1832
NOHTII CAROLINA
CANTALOUPE SEEDS
Hale's Best, 5 lbs.
; ; Long John, 5 lbs. (SU:
Bottomly, 5 lbs. (a)
; ; Schramm, 5 lbs, -
: : Clark, 5 lbs.
I Money Maker, per lb.
.80c
..$1.00
90c
90c
...$1.50
TRUCK CROP SEEDS
I Bountiful Snaps, bag lots, lb.....: ....10c
I Norfolk Market Corn, bag lots, lb.... -6c
Black Valentine Beans, bag lots, lb 11c w
Adams Early Corn, bag lots, lb. . 8c
I Wood Prolific Lamas, ,bag lots, lb.. 13c
Byrum Bros. Hardware Co.
vervthing In Hardware and Supplies"
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SUCED OR HALVES
Peaches
i CANS FOR
SUGAR
PER POUND
5(E
BAKER'S
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SAUCE PAN
FREE
Spices, All Flavors
3 tat.
...250
...CAROUNA'MAID - EXTRA GOOD ' I . SMALL
Pickle s Prune Juice Tomatbea
QUART JAR SCANS FOR Ki 4 CANS FOR
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. Salad: Drcssmg. , J, ; Cheese SprccH
Quart Size : :...37c : 0 r
Pint Size J-l-Sc - O'O, 4 . ' ' 'ij, !
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