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.THE PERQUIMANS
Published '. every Friday at The
Perquimans Weekly ' efBce in the
' Gregory ' Building, , Church 1 Street,
Hertford, KT. C 1 ; - "
MATTIE LISTER WHITE , Editor
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1986
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR WEEK
FELLOWSHIP WITH GOD. If
we say that we have no sin, we de
ceive ourselves, and the truth is not
in us. If we say that we have not
sinned, we make him a bar, and has
word is not in us. 1 John 1:8, 10.
THINK OF OTHERS!
"Are you willing to forget what
you have done for others and to
remember what others have done for
you; to ignore what the world owes
you and to think what you owe the
world; to put your rights in the
background, your desires in the mid
dle distance, and your chances to do
a little more than your duty in the
foreground; to see that your fellow
men are just as real as you are, and
to try to look behind their faces into
their hearts, hungry for joy; to close,
jjrour book on complaints and look
.around you for a place where you
can sow a few seeds of happiness?
Are you willing to do these things
even for a day? Then you can keep
Christmas.
"Are you willing to stoop down and
consider the needs and the desires of
littlje children; to remember the
weakness and the loneliness of peo
ple who are growing old; to stop
asking how much your friends love
you and ask yourself whether you
love them enough; to bear in mind
the things that other peeple have to
bear in their hearts; to try to under
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stand what those -who live' in the
some house with you -really "want,
without waiting for .them to tell you;
tp trim your lamp , so that it will
give more light .and less smoke,' and
to carry it in front of you so that
your shadow will fall behind, you;
to make a ' grave, for your ugly
thoughts and a 'garden for your
kindly feelings, with the 'gate- open?
Are you willing to do these things
even for a day? Then you can' keep
Qtrisbmas. ( ,: .
"Are you willing to believe that
love is the strongest thing in the
world, stronger than hate. Stronger
than evil, stranger, .even, than death,
and that the blessed life which began
in Bethlehem juaataen hundred years
ago is the image and the brightness
of Eternal Lame? Then you can
keep Christmas.
"And if yon can leap it for a day
why not always?
"But you can never :keep it alone.
A SEAL SERVICE
Dr.ti Brinn and Davenport are in
a way to render something of real
service to their community. Not that
these two very able bysicians have
n't been rendering excellent service
in the quality of their work. The
erection and maintenance of the
medical building which fhey have re
cently undertaken, however, will give
us something far superior to any
thing heretofore enjoyed by the com
munity. This is service In & big
way.
The physicians are to be commend
ed and the community congratulat
ed; IT
LOOKS LIKE CHRISTMAS
IN HERTFORD
It would he a matter of imponftH
lity not to point with pride at Hert
ford's business district all lighted up
for Christmas.
The town looks pretty now by night
as well as by day, with the glowing
lights in crimson and orange and
blue and green. Not only do we
take pleasure in the pretty sight, but
we feel a glow of pride that strang
ers passing through our town after
night fall are cheered by our gay
and festive appearance.
It is good to feel that we are keep
ing step in this respect with the other
towns in the Albemarle. It looks like
Christmas in Hertford.
GOTO
FOR YOUR 'l
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Men's Shaving Sets, 50c up
Bill Folds 25c up
Gladstone Bags $7.50
Military Brushes $1.00 up
Pipes 5c to $5.00
Zipper Sets $2.00 to $15.00
Flashlights 49c up
Christmas Cards lc to 25c
Overnight
Week-end Bags . ...$12.50 up
Dresser Sets ..$4.00 up
Evening In Paris Sets $1.65 up
Springtime In Paris Set $2.00 up
Stationery
10c up
Houbigant Sets $1.75 up
Coty'sSets . $2.50 up
Hudniit Sets $1.25 up
Dusting Powder 25c up
Manicure Sets J25c up
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world
'"m the Corner"
Morgan Walker Now '
In Old Divers Building
- Morsran Walker has moved .into
his attractive new, store in front of
she State -Theatre,, on Church Street
Wr. Walker,, who formerly was locat
ed on Market Street, recently leased
he place which had been occupied as
v .show , room by the Divers Motor
Company, which he had remodeled
to provide two stores. One of the
stores he is occupying as a confect
ionary, containing soda fountain and
merchandise. 'The other, which will
be under, his management, but which
will be entirely- Bepefite from the
confectionary, will be operated as a
billiard parlor. " - .
Funeral-Held Tuesday
-For C. W. Smith
C. W. Smith, 68; died at his home
near1 Chapanoke on Monday morning
after-a lingering illness.
" Funeral services, were conducted at
Oak Grove Methodist Church on
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, the
pastor, Rev. W. G. Lane, officiating,
assisted by the Rev. Ray Smith.
Mr. Smith was a native of Perqui
mans County. He is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Mattie Scaff Smith: four
sons, Earl, Durwood, Walter and Ray
Smith, of Chapanoke; two sisters,
Mrs. Martin Morris, of Pasquotank
County, and Mrs. Will Russell, of
Perquimans, and by six brothers,
Kenneth, Lejgh, Horace, Weldon Rob
coe and Claude Smith.
Play At Snow Hill
Proves Successful
play given on Friday night at the
Snow Hill School, coached by Mrs.
Ralph Harrell, was quite a success,
in spite of the disagreeable weather
conditions. Those , taking part were
Misses Stella Mae Benton,' Beatrice
Benton, Elinor Jordan, Eunice Har
rell, Lucille Cartwright, Blanche
Cartwright, Sallie B. Wood, Annie
Mae Mathews, Mrs. Odell Cartwright
and Mrs. Elmer Wood, each one of
whom acted well her part.
The sum of twelve dollars was rea
lised from the sale of ice cream after
the program.
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Hertford, N." C
Perquimans Split With
Moyock Hish School
The Perquimans High School bas
ketball teams split a double header
with Moyock on Monday night. The
Moyock girls took the - first game
from the Hertford sextet, the score
being 4-23. The ; Moyock lassies
displayed a team that was .tops, in
passing and shooting and gave ' the
Lady Indiana their, second defeat,
In the second game- of the twin
bill the Hertford boys , took - their
game, with a score of 86 to 20. : The
Indians ' held , their lead through the
enure game. v.
Doe Nixon and Whitie White, split
scoring bonora, with 13 points each.
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Woman's Club Ask
Christmas Donations
At the meeting of the Woman's
Club held at the club house on Thurs
day afternoon, the president, Mrs. F.
T. Johnson, called on all those who
are willing to contribute toward the
Christmas baskets to be given by the
ciud to send their contributions to
Mrs. Tim Brinn's a residence. - The
baskets will be arranged and.. deliver
ed . so that they - may reach their des
tination oq Christmas Eve. .-.
The report from Mrs. V. N. Dar-
den, chairman of the Library Com
mittee, to the effect that a number
of books have been donated the club
toward the establishment of a libr
ary indicated that the women have
Been doing considerable work. Mrs.
Darden stated that at the January
meeting of the-club would foe present
a representative from the Stat
Library Commission, who will make
suggestions and give instructions as
to the procedure in getting the pro
ject in working order.
The program, which was in charm
of Mrs. Thomas Nixon, chairman of
the Better Homes in America depart
ment, not only featured the subject
of Home but Christmas as well, with
Christmas songs and readings, in
which Mrs. B. G. Koonce Hirwtwl
beautiful pageant.
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- Meet At Whitestoh
1 Mrs. Dempsey Winslow, president,
presided over the Whiteston P. T. A.,
which held its regular meeting Thurs
day evening; with approximately 100
present.1 ' Devotional was led by Mrs.
Dempsey' Winslow with the Christ
mas lesson as the theme. -1 -;The
teacher, 'Miss Mabel Lane, had
charge of ; the interesting program
which was' as , follows: Exercise by
several children; "William's Christ
mas Gift;" song' to Santa Claus;
playlet, "tha -Surprise Package;'
solo, Winslow Rountree, "O Little
Town, of Bethlehem" , was sung by
the-audience, after, .which refresh
ments were enjoyed.1', ;n
WffiTESTON NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Walston of 'Center
Rill, - were dinner, guests of Mr. and
Mrs.' Joe Baker on Tuesday of last
week; Mr. Walston' spent the after
noon making pastoral calls.
Those visiting at the home of Mr,
and- Mrs. A: N. Winslow on Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Winslow
and children, Cecil Ed, Marjorie and
Mary Francis; Mr. and Mrs. Irvm
iwnite and children; DTancis, Katn
ryn and Irvin, Jr., of Hertford and
Mr; and : Mrs. Adrien Smith and
children. Adrien. Jr.. and Paul, of
Bagley Swamp. '
The whiteston Home Demonstra
tion dub met on Thursday with Mrs.
John L. Lane with 17 members pre
sent and three visitors, two of whom
gave ; their names for membership.
Aftef the hymn "Joy to the World,"
Lena Winslow had . the devotional.
After the business ' session Gladys
Hamrick gave some suggestions a.
short Christmas program was enjoy
ed, followed by a contest that caused
much amusement and laughter. Miss
Edna Winslow won the prize for
drawing the best Santa Claus and
Miss Lena Winslow won in finding
the largest number of words taken
from the word "Santa Claus.", The
members drew names and there was
a happy exchange of delightful and
HEnsnsY
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