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TEE PEXQUIMANS WEEKLY, HERTFORD. N. C FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1936
PAGE FIVE
Audience Enjoys
Final Music Concert
i he closing concert by the High
School and Grammar . School Glee
Clubs and the piano pupils of Miss
Kate Blanchard took place last Fri
day night before a most appreciative
audience.. ' - - -
The nrosrram was as follows :
K "Sniila": Insidei" Heurta. Grammar
School Glee Club.
, "Romance and Traumerei," Schu-
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...We thank you for your patronage last
week by offering another week of unusual
values . . .
HILLSDALE BROKEN SLICED r
Pineapple 3 49c
SMALL LEAN SMOKED (4 to 6 LB. AVERAGE)
Pienis Jams - 1 9c
ARMOUR'S STAR COOKED
(Uraeiieef 2 33g
5g
LARGE GRAIN
Fancy Rice
Lb.
Our Pride Bread, 20 oz. loaf
Southern Manor Tea, lb. pkg....
Snowdrift, 3 lb. can 53c; 6 lb. c?n.
Welch's Graplade, 16 oz. pt.
Colonial Grapefruit, 2 cans
D. P. Blend Coffee, lb
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15c
99c
.15c
25c
23c
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VAN CAMP'S BLUE FIN
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SOUTHERN MANORALL GREEN
Asparagus
SOUTHERN MANOR SLICED
Pineapple
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JEWELERS
EI?ENTON,N.C.
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now we are leawnng a
flByHng assortment, of
wedding gins in a wiae
range of prices.
mann, Florence Darden. ' ''
"The Great Spirit" (An Indian
Legend) Hamer, Ruth Hollowell.
. "A Warrior Bold," Stephen Adams,
Jack Anderson.
"In Old Brocade." (Minuette)
Lemont: "Awake! Awake!" Cadman,
Elizabeth Darden.
"The Brook," Zwecker, Blanche
Moore Berry. I
"The World Is Waiting for the
Sunrise," Seitz, Jack Anderson, Geo.
Feild, Durwood Reed and Clarke
Stokes.
" 'Neath the Magnolias," Arthur
Nevin, Nancy Darden.
"Cobwebs," Williams, and "Happy
Song," del Rigo, Maude Keaton.
"The First Loss," Schumann, and
"Scherzino," Paderewski, Zack White
"Sylvia," Speaks, George Feild.
Etude Fantastique, Trimt "1620
MacDowell, Anne Tullis Feiton.
"Dawn of Spring," Kountz, High
School Glee Club.
"Golden Slumbers Kiss Your
Eyes," combined Glee Clubs.
Those taking part were: Blanche
Moore Berry, Julia Broughton, Mar
garet Broughton, Marjorie Buck, Eli
zabeth Caddy, Mary Thad Chappell,
Celia Blanche Dail, Florence Darden,
Nancy Darden, Shirley Elliott, Mary
Feild, Anne Tullis Feiton, Eugenia
Gregory, Mary Mor ns, Nita New
bold, Maude Keaton, Jeannette Perry,
Alice Roberson, Lila Budd Stephens,
Dorothy Strange, Anna Penelope
Tucker, Ellie Mae White, Zach White,
Jack Anderson, George Feild, Dur
ward Reed, Clarke Stokes, Elizabeth
Darden, Pat Edwards, Mary Belle
Delaney, Betty Lordley, Ruth Hollo
well, Marjorie Mathews, Evelyn Long
Frances Newby, Eloise Keaton, Jean
Newbold, Dalton Strange, Annie
Laurie Smith, Dorothy Trueblood,
Adalia Winslow, Ruth Winslow, Hel
en May White, Geneva White.
MRS. NEWBOLD ENTERTAINS
COMPLIMENTARY TO NIECE
Mrs. Henry Newbold entertained
at a graduation party in honor of
her niece, Miss Eula Nixon, one of
the P. C. H. S. graduates, on Mon
day evening. ,
The young people enjoyed games
and contests, after which delicious
refreshments were served.
Those present, in addition to the
honoree, were Misses Prue Newby,
Mary Wood Koonce, Jean White,'
Ruth Nachman, Lila- Budd Stephens,
Jeannette Feilds, Carolyn Lamb and
Frances Lamb; Dan Sharpe, Tim
Brinn, Hollowell Nixon, Carlton Bar
clift, William Dimmette, Frank Jes-
sup, Robert Morris, Joe Tucker and
William Hardcastle.
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stock pattern. 'And wise
: the groon who depends on .
a dainty,1 tar-timed gift
. Elgin to express his lasting -
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Come in today.1 Ton ,
, eure to find "just the thing" '-
for the bride-to-be yearn.
interested in. ;,.r-
IN MEMORIAM
Tn lovinir mpmorv of mv Hpar sis
ter, Virgie Irene Winslow, who died
two montns ago toaay.
The stars are brightly shining upon
a silent tcrave,
And in it lies a precious one we
loved, but could not save.
Our dear sister is sleeping so free
from all pain.
Oh, wake her not, sweet spirit, to
suffer again.
She slumbers so soundly, oh let her
sleep on,
Her sickness is ended, her troubles
are eone.
She was so cheerful, with all her
pain,
And some day we will see her smil
ing iace again.
Her sister, Mrs. A. B. Parker.
- DINNER GUESTS. SUNDAY
Among those who attended the
Quarterly Meeting at the Piney
Woods Friends Church on Sunday
and who afterwards were dinner
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Nowell included Mr. and Mrs.
George Booth, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Twine, Mrs. Elizabeth F. White, all
of Norfolk, Va.; Miss Hazel Futrall,
Miss Dorothy Chappell, Mrs. C. V.
Mitchell and A. L. Mitchell, of
Woodland; Mr. and Mrs. Will Cor
prew 'and William Pierce, of Eden
ton; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Nixon and
son, Hilary, Mrs. Effie Miller and
Miss Celesta Godwin, of Winfall;
Powell Dimmette, of New Bern,
and Reginald Munden, of Elizabeth
City.
VISITS MOTHER
Miss Virginia Tucker, who holds a
position at Hampton, Va., was a re
cent visitor at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Nathan Tucker.
ROTARLCNS AND ROTARY-ANNS
ENJOY STEAK FRY TUESDAY
The Rotarians and the Rotary Anns
had a delightful outing in the form
of a steak fry on Tuesday night.
The affair was held at Mathews
Beach, in Old Neck.
VISITING IN HERTFORD
Mrs. J. M. Futrell and her little
son, Richard, are visiting her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Elliott.
ANNOUNCING . . .
THE OPENING OF
CHAPPELL'S
NEW RESTAURANT
Broad Street Edenton, N. C.
J We are now prepared to serve the public in one
of the most up-to-date restaurants in this section.
IWe cordially invite you to visit our new restau
rant . . . you will always find refined service here.
IOur policy will be to serve the patrons of this
restaurant with the best foods obtainable as
promptly and courteously as in their homes.
We Also Invite You to Dine and
Dance in our New Dining Room.
Special Attention Given to
Dinner Parties.
.THE HOME OF SIZZLING STEAKS
Arthur Chappell, Proprietor
TTIhie ULecpirdl ff TTlhie IPiresemitt
IBdDaiirdl (M (CdummmninssndDinieirs
If it merits approval, let's commend. What are the facts? When the
present Board of Commissioners went into office about two years ago the
County was in DEFAULT in a sum in excess of
Fifty-four Thousand Dollars.
Today the County has paid all of its past due indebtedness, has met
all current bills, bonds and payments to the School Building Fund, all in
terest on its bonds, has reduced the indebtedness of the County over Sixty
Thousand Dollars, has provided a Home Demonstration Agent to aid the
ladies of the County, has purchased a lot for the Agricultural Building
and has tW money to pay its part of the cost of the building, and has
money meet its maturing obligations.
These results have been accomplished by rigid economy and good busi
ness judgment by a group of men who work for a pittance.
The voters of the County are urged to go to the polls on June 6th and
give this body of men a vote of appreciation and confidence by re-electing
them to office.
(This advertisement is sponsored and paid for by a group of persona who appreciate the good work done by the
j I present Board of Commissioners)