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-'3 Plan Study
- - Patterns In April i -
the home demonstration , "dtaba in
erquimans are planning to make a
itudy of commercial patterns during
the month of April, with the, idea .to
help those who use commercial pat
terns, which is practically every wo
man who sews, to use the patterns
f;with ease and to, advantage. Other
matters in connection , with sewing
will naturally come up for discussioi
when the women gather in the meet
ings, with Miss Gladys Hamrick, the
ve, ., ..iUie jV; -'-e aat, prt
siding.:.
The time and place of the meetini
of each club has been announced at
! .,- follows: ..
- -, Chapahoict,'. Tuesday, April 6, wiU
' Mrs. Joe Elliott ..
- "iVfinfali; Wednesday; April 7, with
. Mrs. Jim Lowe. '
- .WfaHestOn, Thursday, April 8, with
.' ' Mrs."Roy Winslowi -.
Hunters - Fork, Friday, April 9,
t-"wul Miss Fannie Mae Cbffield.
f ' if vDuuuuct! jaonuay, ajiih u, wiui
. wrs. j. n. sunon.
Beech Spring, Tuesday April 18, at
V Du rants Neck, Wednesday, April
. 14, with Mrs. G. L. Turner.
White Eat, Tuesday, April 20, at
" the school house.
Belvidere, Wednesday, April 21,
with Mrs. N. Q. Ward.
J Bethel-Burgess, Friday, April 23,
at the. school house,
t Helen Gaither, Monday, April 26,
... with , Mrs. C. F. Reed.
Snow Bill, Tuesday, April 27, at
the school house.
WINFALL NEWS
Mas Mary Elisabeth White spent
Easter with Miss Celesta Godwin.
iilak W. T. Miller, f Hertford
Route 8,.ls very HI. '
Walter Nowell. Mrs. J. W. Nowell,
v Miss Hattie Pearl Nowell, Miss Ruth
,fv Adelald Nowell and Mrs. J. L. Nixon
spent Thursday m Norfolk.
' Mrs.. J. L. Nixon spent Tuesday
afternoon in Elizabeth City.
.- Mrs. J. A. Chappell of Belvidere
and Mrs. J. L. Nixon visited their
sister, Mrs. C. B. White, Monday
evening.
Miss Elizabeth Nowell, Instructress
in Marshall's School of Beauty Cul
ture, has returned to Norfolk after
spending the week-end as the guest
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Nowell. 1
' Miss Ruth Adelaid Nowell, who is
a student at National School of Com-
Mmmmtnin.M t returned to Charlotte
Wing Easter holidays with
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Fresh Stock
QUAKER
SPRING
Hosiery
Arrived Last Week
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2-GUN RANGER.
Charles Starrett will be seen in
ern drama, "Code Of The Range," when
Theatre, Hertford, N. C. Mary Blake,
in this film opposite Starrett.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Nowell.
Mrs. Elizabeth White'of Norfolk,
spent Easter with her daughter, Mrs.
J. W. Nowell.
Mrs. C. E. Twine has returned to
Norfolk after spending the week-end
with her sister, Mrs. J. W. Nowell.
Miss Catherine Perry, student of
Greenville, College, spent the Easter
holidays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Perry
George Miller White is working at
Morgan's Modern Grocery.
WHITESTON NEWS
Mrs. Mary J. White spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. James
Hugh White of Winston-Salem.
Mrs. Wallace Baker and little
daughter, Marilyn, spent Thursday
with Miss Jessie Belle Winslow.
Miss Miriam Lane, who is a stu
dent at Guilford College, spent the
Easter holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Lane.
Merrill Winslow, who holds a po
sition at Greensboro spent the week
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Winslow.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Spivey of Hick
ory, Va., spent the week-end with
Mrs. Spivey's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A, V. Winslow.
- Mr. and (Mrs. Matthew Winslow
and daughter, Jean, of Norfolk, spent
the week-end with relatives here.
Mr. end Bi rt. 1 L. Winslow of
Hertford spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. DeWitt Window.
. Mr. and Mrs. Worth Winslow of
Norfolk and Mrs. Window's sister,
of Michigan, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Winslow of Bagiey Swamp spent
Sunday. with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Winslow.
Sinai Society Meets
With Mrs. Jordan
The Woman's Missionary Society
of Mt, Sinai Baptist Church met
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. B. F. Jordan. The vice-presl-
dtolUto ;B FUprdajnled.the de
votional and Mrs. Charlie Umphlett
m in charge of -a kVejty: Jnteresting
proxram. During Tthe sineai ses
sion tnro new members Joined the
society.:' ;v'v
- Delicious- ice cream and cake was
served to the following members:
Mrs. E. U. Morgan, Mrs. Effie Mil
ler, Mrs. Ernest Stalllngs, Mrs. Hu
bert Hurdle, Mrs. B. F. Jordan, Mrs.
Clifton Morgan, Mrs. Tom Morgan,
Mrs. David Miller, Mrs.' Wallace
Morgan, Mrs. Crowdsr - Bollowell,
Mrs. J. V. Stallings, Mrs.-; George
Roach, Mrs. Harvey Stallings, Mrs.
Robert Stallings, Mrs. Charlie Urn
phlett, Mrs. Arthur Pierce, Misses
Mamie Stallings and Celesta Godwin.
BINGO PARTY.
' Miss Addle Ruth Morgan delight.
fully entertained at a Bingo party
Monday everting at her home at
Winfall, In. honor of the Perquimans
County High' School', basketball
teams. ' The house was beautifully
decorated with spring flowers. Mac
Y " S was high scorer and Miss Eu
rjory was lor scr'Daht-
r t- '-et were prt Jaa
"ai, "Vnke v -"ar ' , ceam
...useenjor . party were:
r erson, IM. . V rson, Hattie
I ''Son, Ma.rf"Ar,-1 ,in, Hattie
Pearl Lowell, Margaret-Mayes, Eu
genia Gregory May Wood Pierce and
Helen Morgan; Charles Harrell,' El
don Winslow, Bill Cox;' Mae White,
Klly IJardcastle, Zack "Harris, and
Coach Carl Rogers. r
The young married set,'jibf Ker-'
fJri,-as well as many Of tv3 j -fc.j
-i ll d.'htful dnce r'" i on
y nL'.t in t' s tf
r.
another aotionful Peter B. Kyne west
it opens next Saturady at the State
screen newcomer, makes her debut
Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Devenport, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles E Johnson, (Mr.
and Mrs. Charles M. Williford, Mr.
and Mrs. Alphonso Chappell, Mrs. J.
G. Campbell, Mrs. J. M. Eason, of
Crewe, Va., Misses Etta Burt War
ren, of Trenton, Ann Britt and Aud
rey Meads, of.Elisabeth City, Ruth
Alice Ward, Nita Newbold, Mae Wood
Pierce, Marion Raper, Edna Ruth
CanhorirShiriey Walker,' "Jeannette
Perry, Ruth Elliott, Bernice White,
Jeannette Fields, Mary Helene New-
by, Blanche Everett, Nell Hobba,
Gussie Wood, Dorothy Mae Hoffler,
Mary Elisabeth Fields, Mary Wood
Koonec, Mary Towe, Hazel Bright
and Edna Fields, and H. G. Window,
Lucius Blanchard, F. C. Winslow,
Walter G. Edwards, Robert Riddick,
Russell Baker, Elwood Nowell, Carl
Rogers, R. S. Monds, Jr., Trim Wil
son, Frank Brown, W. T. Brown, Ed
ward Weeks, Silas M. Whedbee, Zack
Toms White, Billy Hardcastle, Watt
Winslow, Vivian Mathews, Hey
wood Divers, Henry Clay Sullivan,
Bill Holmes, of Edenton, JesseaPark
er Perry, Ned White, of Edenton,
Frank Jessup, Francis Nixon, Jim
Bass, Tim Gregory, Beverly Blanch
ard, Cleveland Bdck,' James Divers,
Claude Simpson, Jim Bob White, Wil
liam E. White, Jr., George Fields,
Zack Harris, Fred Chalk, T. S. White
Jr., and Bob Jettbf Richmond, Va.
BELVIDERE NEWS
Miss Elsie Copeland returned to
Fredericksburg, ' Va., Sunday after
spending the past week with her par
rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Copeland.
(Mrs. Lucinda Lane spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. E, L. Chappell. .
Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. Chappell were: Miss Grace
Chappell, of Wilson, Roy- Chappell
and Bill Parsons of Wilmington,
Delaware.
" Eiae Chappell of Wilmington, Del
aware, visited relatives here during
the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Anderson mot
ored to Raleigh Friday. They were
accompanied hone by Mrs. Ander
son's sister,, who spent the holiday
here. -- - --.'..
air. and Mrs. L. J. Winslow spent
Sunday to. tforfolk, as the guests of
Br aid Me, R. M. White. vMrti
Winslow remained for a few days
visit -
Miss Marie Anderson, Misses Attie
and Sara Male Chappell and. Mr,
Hemly Chappell motored to Wilson
Sunday afternoon.
Galey Chappell, who was sick a
few days last week, is able to be
out aeain. .
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith of Pop
lar Branch spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Ward.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Ward of
Rocky Mount were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. R.
Ward.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C White spent
Sunday in Rich . Square visiting
friends.
. The ' attendance at Piney Woods
Friends' Church Sunday morning was.
very good; . The special Easter ser
vice was enjoyed by everyone. ,
. Mr. and Mrs. Wistar Raiford visit
ed Mrs. H. P, White Sunday after
noon. ri.w . i.?n,: .-. u: ,
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t RITRGESffNEWS 1
9h,t. . Mathewp sK;
Baimigfat and Glenn Matbewa ..went
wtfiiniiifui vy iaurwufs.,
Mr. J. G. Roberson, Mrs. C. B.
Parker. Mrr.' Carl Godwin, Mrs. N
GL Spivey, Mrs. S. P. Mathews, W. Bi
Clark. Ernest Mulline and Mum EU
abeth Clark of Wilson visited Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Basnight Friday. .
. Jsib Clara Spruill spent the, Eas.
ter I -ys with friends in Norfolk
ft u .a-'Tiew..'; . -; ": , j
, Vhose vinill:iffttr.- and M.-S.rP.
" ' ;CH.:iajr were Mr arid1 Mrs.
; 1 : -wa ahd family, Mr. and
I.rs.' Ied r"athews and little son,
r ' I. . s" Krs, wendeu juatnews.
I r. i-i LlrsXN.' C JSpivey spent
Ir iwith vi. and Mrs. C. B.
COURT PUZZLED OVER HOUSE
y.-.- OF PRAYER "BOSS"
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have no sense; And I left the church
,an4 Btayed away Vwo months, but
thef sninta begged me and so I came
back,? Mary said at one point.
It did not appear from the evi
dence that there Had been any offi
cial ousting by the Board, so the
court found the defendant not guil
ty of trespass, remarking, however,
that it appeared that Grandison was
a most unwelcome preacher and that
he thought it would be well for him
to get out.
RECORDER'S COURT
(Continued from Pufce Cnei
of any motor vehicle law violation!
again his driver's license will be re
voked, v
James Hinton, colored, was found
not. guilty of obtaining under false
t'hStejiise.r
David Sawyer was required to an
swer charges in three seperate war
rants. One charged drunk and dis
orderly! another drunk and disorderly
and' as&ault, and another destruction
of public property. There was evi
dence that after Mr. Sawyer was
locked in jail on the drunk and dis
orderly charges and before he se
cured bail he snatched loose the iron
stair rail which had only recently
been set in concrete. He was found
not guilty of assault but guilty of
the other charges and was required
to pay the costs and- the bill for re
pairing the jail.
. James Whitehurst, colored, was
found guilty of forceable trespass
and assault and was given 60 days
on' the roads, sentence to be suspend
ed upon payment of costs, good be
havior for two years and that he not
go on the premises of Cicero Riddick
for two years.
James Grandsion, colored, was
found not guilty of trespass, Roland
Cillloin, colored, was found guilty of
transporting liquor and was given 60
days, sentence to be suspended upon
payment of the costs, good behavior
for two years and that he not go on
the premises of William James f(JV
two years.
23 MEMBERS OF ONE FAMILY AT
CHURCH EASTER DAY
(Continued from Page One)
Elizabeth City and Mr. Jarvis' moth
er, Mrs. Luna Jarvis, of Moyock; Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Wright and children,
Caroline and Charles, of Jarvisburo-.
and two granddaughters, Miss Lee
Skinner, of Washington, D. C, and
Miss Edith Blount Skinner, of Eliz
abeth City, were here for Easter
$1.75 Op
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GUAnATTEED FOR 10
For Sale at Our
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Day.
Mrs. Claude Withrow and her little
daughter, Virginia, of Norfolk, are
spending some time, and Mr. and
Mrs. C. T. Skinner and their son,
ec yourself
in a Beautlul
7iew Florence
anyes
Now you can cook
with oil and have a
beautiful kitchen.
Styled and built for
today and tomorrow,
the new Florence
Table Top and Con
sole Oil Ranges, por
celain finished in mo
dern colors, bring you
the convenience of
gas, economy of oil.
New thrills in cook
ing! Five powerful
wickless kerosene
purners give clean
Focused Heat. Extra
large oven, fully insu
lated with rock wool,
has porcelained lin-
Hertford Hardware & Supply Cb.
"Trade Here and Bank the Difference"
HERTFORD, N. C.
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Charles, live in the home. There '
st'i:
were twenty-three of the family cir-, .
cle at home on Easter Day.-and all
attended services at the Methodist v
Chi'irh.
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Modern Kitcben
i n g s, non - tipping
racks, Fingertip. Kbafe :
Control and depend-
able thermometer. It ;
can be quick and hot :
or mild and gentle, as
you wish.
Come in and see
,these beautiful new
oil ranges also other
Florence Ranges for
every need and purse i
all offering amazing j
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values!
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j t se present were I'r, a-1
L".3. J. T ie't . V. inflow, If. i !
;I r, and Urs. Frank Aimsley and
Msa. H. N. Kines. Mr. and I'.s. J.
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l.r. Biii l-.-t. Ci i. ton-IZaUnrws . call
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