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f Visited Mr. and Mrs." Broughton .
' Mrs. A. J. Broughton : and hex
father, J G. High, and Rev. P.
Newton, of Kenler, and Mrs. J.w.
Bailey, ?of Eocky Mount, were guests
this week -of Mr. and" Mrs. John
Rmnvlitnn In' Tl art f fir A i
Wm Robersoa in Wilson
Miss Spivey Roberton spent a few
- days in . Wilson thi sweek, attending
days ill Wilson this week and attend
ed the Jan Garber dance on Tuesday
f Little Girl, Convalescent
Little' Miss Dorothy Gordon Oakey,
who recently underwent an operation
for the removal of her tonsils, is
convalescent
' Mrs. Reed Sick
Mrs. Dan Reed, of Route One, is
reported on the sick. Jj,s.t. this; week.
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Miss Sutton Returns Home
Miss Lucille Sutton has returned
from 'a visit to her sister, Mrs. J. J.
Moore, in Norfolk, Va.
Here Saturday
J. L. Copeland, of Chapanoke,
spent. Saturday here, visiting his
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-uauguici, mis. .
Sanford Visitors
Mrs. F. T. Johnson had as guests
over the week-end her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J.' J. Edwards, her brother,
HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE
I wish to sell the house and lot
now occupied by me as a home on
the corner of Grubb Street and
Pennsylvania Avenue in the Town
of Hertford. Terms may be ar
ranged. Wilson Reed
J. Glenn Edwards, and: Miss Chris
tine Hollowell, all of Sanford. ,
Returns.-Frora Veterans Hospital
J..01iver White, who has spent
the past month at the Veterans Hos
pital 4n Columbia, S. C, undergoing
treatment, returned home on -Saturday.
. '
Visited Mr. and Mrs. Dau"
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dail had as
dinner guests on Tuesday Mrs. A. J.
Broughton, John High and Rev. r.
F. Newton, of Kenley: Mrs.' Mary
Bailey, of Rocky Mount; Mrs. Mary
Parker, Mrs. John Broughton, and
Rev. D. S. Dempsey, all of Hert
ford.
Bridge Party Held
At New Hope, School
Mrs. C. B. Goodman, primary
teacher in New Hope school, and her
P. T. A. group sponsored a subscrip
tion bridge party at New Hope
school house Friday evening.
Eight tables were arranged and
top score prizes were won by Miss
Vida Banks, of New Hope, ana Her
man Winslow, of Hretford.
Refrsehments were served by Mrs.
C. B. Goodman, Mrs. J. W. Jackson,
Mrs. E. A. Turner and Mrs. S. T.
Perry.
Ace-Deuce Club Meets
With Mrs. R. R. Perry
The Ace-Deuce Contract Club met
Monday evening at the home of Mrs.
R. R. Perry, in New Hope.
High score prize was awarded Mrs.
M. M. Spivey and the consolation
went to Mrs. J. W. Jackson. The
hostess served delicious refreshments
to the following players: Mrs. J. W.
Jackson, Mrs. M. M. Spivey, Mrs; J.
A. Sawyer, Mrs. C. B. Goodman,
Mrs. E. M. Perry, Mrs. R. R. Perry,
Miss Helen Morgan and Miss Re
becca Webb.
Funeral Held For V :
' James F. White
Funeral V? servicers ' for f James' F.
White, age ; 76; who ;'. died Thursday:
night about 8:30 Vclock, were held
at Up River .Friends- Church on Sat
urday afternoon at 2:,30 o'clock'..The
services were conducted by - Mrs. R.
J. White and Mrs. F, C. White,
ft The honorary pallbearers ' were :
W.;T. Winslow, J. .T.,Wlnslow. J. L.
White, Gideon Saunders, J. C Wins-'
low and Eugene .Winslow. ,
The active pall-bearers were: Ed
win White, Vivian - White,1 Murray
WUtei Tononie White; Allison White
Ernest White and Tommie; Winslow.
Besides his wife,; the : deceased is
survived by nine children, Paul Jay
White, of - EUzabetb. " City ; ' - B.'-L.
White, of Sunburyj Ralph White, of
Norfolk, VaH-Rev. Hugh White,
Winston-Salem; - Mrs. .Claude Walk
er, of Burlington; Mrs. Dewitt Wins
low, Mrs.' Luther " Winslow, Miss
Pearl White - and Archie I White, of
Whiteston. ;.: TJie following brothers
and sisters also survive: Mrs. George
T. Winslow, of Norfolk, Va.$ Mrs.
Henry Winslow, F. C. Whiter of Bel
videre, and R. J. Whitje. Twenty
one grandchildren also survive, and
two great-graridchildren. ;
OWN YOUR OWN HOME:
Hertford Building & Loan Association
Will Offer Its 31st Series of Stock
For Sale On
Saturday, May 2, 1936
Money loaned to lift mortgages, make re-1
pairs and pay taxes on homes.
Subscribe for stock and take advantage of z
this opportunity to save money.
HERTFORD BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
HOPEWELL 3MEWS
Mrs. Sidney Long went to Duke
Hosnital. Durham." last ' Monday. She !
was accompanied by. Mrs. Jones, who
stayed with her until; Thursday, and
Seth Long and Irwin Long, both" of
whom returned home that night.
Willie Hare, who - has been in
Concord for sometime, -s visiting his
mother, Mrs. Lizzie Har$.,
Bob Harrell and family of Balla
hack, spent Sunday ' with the Joe
Harrell family.
Thomas Fleetwood is out after be
ing quite sick for several days.
IrwiiTLong, R. D. Creecy,' Misses
Madge and Eunice .Long, Ambrose
Long, Ernest Long ana Howara jjong
went to Durham Sunday to visit
Mrs. S. M. Long, a patient in Duke
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Long, of Rich
mond. Va.. snent ' the week-end, with
T. J. Long and Mrs. Mary Hayman.
Mr. and Mrs. Wfllie SheriocK, 01
Elizabeth City, ; visited J her father,
W. P- Davis, Saturday. '
J. M. Fleetwood and 'O. C. Long,
Jr., made a business trip to Rich
mond, Va.,' last week. " '
Mr. and Mrs. Seta Long and fam
ily spent Sunday at thejjome of his
father, S. l liong. - ..- te. -
. mb cnNGLtrroN here "
,T.ntw v. rnnrltonitformer Hert
ford resident, who now -resides at
wiiminirfnn. was in . Hertford , tius
week. T5 t
A.W.Hefren
PRESIDENT .
W. H. Hardcastle
SECRETARY-TREASURER
NOTICE TO MILK CUSTOMERS
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l lip. t.hat. althmicrh l.hA AfiiinA Dairv ia no loncfir
t doing business m liertiord, that we are pi-e-1
pared to take care of your needs in milk and I
t cream. Not only can we furnish milk and I
I cream for all of our old customers, But we are !
prepared to take care of all the former cus- J
x pomers 01 me Acme uairy.
Watch Fcr The Kccd Top
PRESENT PRICES OF MHJC ARE
Half Pint 4c
I f Hve Solicit your business: - ,
Taylor Theatre
EDENTON, N. C
PROBRAM COMING WEEK
Today (Thursday) Only 1
School Children 10c and 15e Matinee
Night Regular Admission
FROST KlNOi;
THE WONDER DOG
Drive a new Chevrolet-furnished by
th Chowan Motor Company down
Main Street at 12:3(r P. M- all by
himself. He will also act on the Tay
lor stage matinee and night with a
blackface comedian.
Tap Dancing, Singing and '
Guitar Playing
ON tTHB SCREEN1 V "'
Joe Morrison ;
Baby.Leroy, "Chic" Sale
- Rosalind Keith in
. TPS A GREAT LIFE", r
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Friday Only : . -i-:'- -y-
REGULAR ADMISSION ,
Bert Wheeler and r
Robert Woolsey in -v
A THE RAINMAKERS" ,, ,
On the Stage 8 45 P. M. , ,
AMATEUR NIGHT 4
$19 TO THE WINNER
Saturday Only ' -i', ' :,
. REGULAR ADMISSION
; . Theatre opens at 2 P. M. and runs
continuously. . " ".. " ,
-Tim . McCoy , in. ?r
. . "ROARING GUNS1 'X 2 ,
Ala Mirade Rider "To IS' ;
; Cartoon, and Comedy " "
Monday and Tuesday i ,
, . REGULAR ADMISSION
' Matinee, 8:15.Nlght, 7 and
, The, screen's gVeat dramatic enaso
of the seasonthe mighty novel be
comes a magnificent motion picture.
. Irene Dunne and ; :
, Robert Taylor in ''
-MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION"
A'iV'Act ana News'-;""?
Wednesday (10c and 15c) .
Allison i. Skipworth and
Z: James Ellbon in
; "f "HITCH EIXE LADY"
' ALSO "
-' Kajar bi Acr' -r fl 're
. ; In BULK .nd PACKETS
'" . .! Only quality new-crop Seeds are offered
' by this store, i These Seeds have been thor,-
t ougniy tested a;or germination, tnus msunng
ovnollcmf vnanl'a vTViotr Vioxm Kaon TMnr1nppH 1
ct'. . ri. bysome of ttfe largest grower and are of
rj&A highest possible germination..
White and Yellow Field Corn
Cotton Seed Soy Beans
Norfolk Market Corn
Bountif ul Snaps
ood'ipM "
. I All' Varieties i Cabbage
; Cantaloupe. , . -Watermelon.
; Pole Snaps and Umas
Cucumbers Squash
Beets and Carrots
Hanover Kale Siberian Kale
.-' Spinach r ?;
TRACTORS ''H TRUCKS IMPLEMENTS
Rvriirri Bros Hardware Co'
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