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4 PAGE FOUR' v 1 : -.'Tv v- V-?' ' .", -J,V. j THE TEUQUIMAN3 X.ZZZLY. HERTFORD, N. C, FEISATfDECZ": . :
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, -"""'Mrs. J. B.'Shaw, ot -Winchester,
V$ N,vC.J. spent Thanksgiving with her
mother, Mis. 'Sophie Hendricks, and
her brother, Gaither Hendricks. .
Miss Thelnta Elliott, who teaches
, at Halifax, was at home, for the
Thanksgiving holidays with her pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Elliott.
. Miss Sarah Carlisle, spent the week
end in Richmond, Va visiting
friends.
. Claude Brian, who is a student at
Louidburg College, spent the holidays
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ros
ses Brinn.
frs. Hercan Winslow and her
daughter, Rath, Miss Alice Roberson,
Miss Ruth Hurdle and Mrs. Hurdle
spent the week-end at Washington,
D. C
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Costen, Herman
Wells and Steve Carnes, of Suffolk,
Va., were guests of Miss Elisabeth
Fowler on Thanksgiving Day. Mrs.
Costen is remaining for a longer
visit.
Mrs. R. W. Smith and Mrs. Sue
Nixon spent Saturday in Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs-S. Fv Pollard, who
spent the Thanksjgiving holidays with
Mrs. Pollard's patents, Mr and Mrs.
R. D. Elliott, returned to their home
at Bell Arthur on Sunday afternoon.
Rqb Morris,) who is a student at
Fork Union Military Academy, spent
the holidays with his parents, : Mr.
and Mrs. C. P.. Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hi. Towe andT their
two children. Joe and Suzanne. imi
Thanksgiving Day with Mrs. Towe's
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parents, Mr. and, Mrs. C. E.. Prit-
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Mrs. G.- G. Dixoif ' and ,ber two
sons, Grady, Jr., ami Elliott, have re
turned to their home at Ayden after
a visit of seven! days to Mrs. Dixon's
parents, Mr. and .Mrs. R. D. Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. Giles Kornegay and
their little daughter,.' Paula, have re
turned to their home'at Burgawafter
a visit . to Mrs. Kornegays parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Window. -Miss
Evelyn Riddick spent Thanks
giving with ' her parents at Gates
Ville, '
Miss' Katherlne ; lwrence( has w
tumed to her home at Enfield after
a visit to MrsR. D. Elliott nd Mrs.
M S. Elliott.'
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Banks and their
little daughter, Margaret - Anne; of
New Hope, spent Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Banks' parents, Mr. and. Mrs.
W. M. Divers, Sr. ,
Mrs. G. F. Lattimore has-returned
to her home at Kings Mountain after'
spending the week-end with her
mother, Mrs. R. T. White.
Shelton White, of Raleigh, was the
guest of his mother, Mrs. R. T. White
over the week-end.
Miss - Mary Onella Relfe, -who
teaches at Roiberaonville, spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with her pa
rents,: Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Relfe.
T. S. White, Jr., of Richmond,
spent the holidays "in Hertford with
his parents. ' ,
Miss Elizabeth .Tucker, of .Raleigh,
spent - Thanksgiving, and the week
end with her . mother, ' Mrs, .Nathan
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Tucker, in Hertford.
A Gift She Will
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SANTA SAYSt
IPMiEG,PrPROBmUUSY0U
BOTHEKEa), pOiVIETO
BLANCHAlili'S ....
Perfume . ,
Handkerchiefs
Hand Bags
Lingeries ..... .
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Bed Room flippers ...
Gloves .......
Silk Hose
Bath Robes ..... ..,. :.....:
Sweaters
Parasols ... :
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truiuw uases ana dneet
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' paentv'.We Jiave the largest stock of Toys I
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MRS. MATUEWS ENTERTAINS .
J Mrs," Nathan Mathews, Hif Burgess,
was a 'charming' hostess t6 the Wed"
nesday afternoon Bridge Club and a
number, of other friend? onWednes
dav aftemOon. -L' '1 . i " " -.
v The high score: priae was awarded
to Mrs. J. B. Basnight and Mrs. Ray
mond Stanton, received ' the consola
tion. Delicious ice 'cream .and cake
were served. '
Those 'pre8ent ! includedV Mrs; Fred
Mathews, Mrs. Walter Wuhams, Mrs
Tommie Mathews, Mrs. J. - B. ' Baa
night, Mrs. Wendell Mathews, Mrs,
Raymond Stanton, Miss ,HazeI Mat
hews and Mrs. Nathan. Mathews. - -SPENT
THANKSGIVING DAY tV
, MATHEWS HOME AT BURGESS
.1 Those enjoying the. hospitality of
Mn and Mrs. S. P. : Mathews, at Bur
gess, on Thanksgiving v Day, were
Mrs. George Eure, Sr lis. and Mrs.
Fred Mathews and son, Tunstell; Mr.
and Mrs; Matt Mathews and children;
Mr. and Mrs; Wendell Mathews and
E. D, Mathews. -74 .
Mrs. Perry Heads
Pf T, AV At New Hope
Mrs. S. T. Perry, was elected presi
dent lof the Parent-Teacher Associa
tion of the New Hope School, at a
recent meeting held. Other officers!
are Mrs. C. B. Goodman, vice-president
and Mrs E. ; A, - Turner, secre
tary and treasurer.;-' '
The lucky number prize was drawn i
by Arthur Bogue.' 'This prize was
donated by New Hope merchants,
VISITED MR. AND MRS. WHITE
Mr. and Mrs. CE. White enter
tained Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Sutton,' .of
Hertford Mr; and Mrs. ' Ji' J. Moore
and their little dantrhter. Pat and Mr.
and Mrs. G: R. Anderson, of Norfolk, tion, pictures, musfc and Stat his
at dinner on Thanksgiving Day. s -'tory.- - S- ' y '
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Planned For E
'Demonstration Clubs
' Plans "for- tin intensive 'program to
expand - home - demonstration ' ' work
and makeit more effective next year
-have been adopted by counties in the
northeastern quarter of, the. State,
'These plans, - saia Miss Pauline
Smith, district home agent at State
College, include the following: - f -
To hold in -'each county ' school,
conducted by P. S. Weaver -and Use
Pauline Gordon,"f State" College, on
the installation of farm water, eys-tems;;-.'':"
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To emphasize rural electrification
in each county, and to hold schools
wherr proper -wiring? of , houses and
use of current will be explained by
electrical authoritiM., - 'i'.K
' To have a. market In each county
where s farm women' may. sell ? their
products direct to urban buyers The
market may be aTbaxaar, a curb mar
ket, a roadside market , ,;
To, place more emphasis , on' 4-H
club work, T and , to have ' every- girl
give more, attention to good posture.
To have " all members, of every
home demonstration club root shrubs,
set out at least three trees, and parr
ticipate in , flower arrangement'; and
Christmas' decoration meetings. .
rTo hate in each dub community a
clean-up campaign during the better
homes week. . , . ,
To have a flower show or a flower
arrangement schoof in each county
seat, and to have every' club member
plant a living Christmas tree in her
For 'each club to have at least one
cultural subject; - such "as,?' -drama,
story, telling,: reviews of current fic-
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