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. KENNETH MILLER WINS PRIZE
, The $20 prise at the State Theatre
. ejx Wednesday: night was won by
Kenneth Miller.
LITTLE BOY SICK
-' Clarence Thomas, the little son of
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Madre, is sick at
the' home of his 'parents near Hert
ford
Mr. Cox Here
' "David. Cox, Sr., former prominent
Hertford resident who now lives in
Elisabeth City, was in town on won
-i Visited Mrs. Morris
' - iMrsfittnley mrrie and her son,
'Stanley. Jr., former Hertford resi
dents who now live in Wlnston-Saiem
were Jn Hertford for the week-end
and were guests of Mrs.' J. E. Mor
ris. Mrs. Knewles Entertains
Mrs. B. L. Knowles entertained al
dinner at her home in Hertford on
Sunday j.kht, her nests including
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bason, of Crewe,
V4M lit W4 Mrs. T. L. Jessup.
Miss Itss Here
" Alloa "MJidred Ires, who is home
demonstration agent for Morthhamp
toti County, and who spent the Eas
ier holidays with her parents, Mr.
d Mr7 Caleb Ives, in Elisabeth
CKy, visited her aunt, Mrs. J. G.
ftoberson, in Hertford on Monday. .
,Cetebrates Birthday
MISSIONARY SOCim KZHTS
aoo wiwwii -WMionarysoeieryr
of Oak Grove Church met on Wed-1
knesday. at ,hehDiae. of-- Mm.-' Addie -.-
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Bright The Scripture lesson- wail
read by Mrs. C. P. Quincy. Talks
on "Education In the Home Held"
were given by, ; Misses Mattie and
Gracie Ferrell, Mildred Lewis, and
Mrs. W. W. Lewis.
.Rev. W. G. Lowe save a very in'
teresting talk on the first part of
our mission book, The Waters of
Bethiaida." t ,
" A delicious salad course was serv
ed, during the social hour. '
Those present were: !Mrs. Addie
Bright, Mrs Irna Dorsey, Mrs. W.
W. Lewis, Mrs. W. H. Overman, Mrs;
HvE.Ownleyf, Mrs. - Henry ,Qwnley,
Mrs. James wnley, Mrs. CP. Quincy,
Mrs. P. Ik Whitehead. Rev. and Mrs;
W. G. Loire, Misses Hasel Bright
Gracie and Mattie Ferrell, Mildred
Lewis. . r;
EASTER EGG HUNT
The Junior G. A. of Whiteville
Grove Baptist - Church enjoyed an
Easter egg hunt Saturday afternoon
at the home of Mary Louise and
juua uuier utappeli. Two con
tests) were enjoyed. The prise win
ners were Lois Asbell and Syble
Rogerson.
The egg hunt was greatly enjoy
ed by aH. Yebna Layden found the
most eggs. Eggs, crackers, candy
eggs, pickles and peanut brittle were
enjoyed by aU. . ': '-i
Those present were; Vehna Layden,
SyUe. Layden, Blanche Chappell,
Dixie Chappell, Thehna Chappell,
wary Lotuse unappeii, juiia Miner
Chappell, Pauline Smith, Ruth Smith.
Julian Jr. Chappell, Johnnie Chappell,
ter, Miss Al. veiled .relatives In Kert-, Ciai:inS3, Uh'a L t
Eii-
rora-sundayr .t -- i
?Mrs. Undue? Riissnll mnA l
hco4newere?H Eli'zabethicTty Sat-
Is i Mr. ' and ..Mrs.: George . Trneblood
visited his. sister Mrs, .Lewis Lane',
-.-'Mrs. Irma Dorsev siient lM4a
7 Nags Head. t ' ' ,
v UHiss Cassie and Helen Goodwin
are spending the Easter holidays with
their sister, MrsTElihue Lane.
Mrs.P, L, Griffin, Mrs. Etamett
'At
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Romance in which, .the dollar sigh plays an important role is madly and
merrily enacted in the newi photoplay, 'Smartest Girl In Town." Gene Ray
mond and Ann Sothern too the cast of tills bictura whidi IneliulM PTnUn
BroderickV Erie Wore, Erik Rhodes and Harry Jans, at the State, Hertford,!
weanesoay, Apru -ftn. jm
giter, Syr?ijvsaid -C.s.' ;.
were in Elizabe1fc.'City:Thuru-- i
rnoon. .',v '
Carey, Quincy who is a student t ;
Fork Union, is spending several 1. ;
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. P.
David Lewis spent the week-end ';
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W."
W. Lewis. ' ' k x - c ' " i
'Mrs. J. P. Elliott and Miss Lessie , , ,
Elliott were- in Elizabeth City Tuea- ( (
day. ; ' " . - - . , ,
Mv "v fjassj Mst mi iewsj . , mm-lm jmM
iwms
MJT-'Me toCTesweilkSalermeWWte; : Debo'rihWhite,
a-Wednesday to attend the eighty' Marie Anderson; -Syble Rogerson,
-mm p&y snnBrsa7,.eel Perry,; Matt
WX ef her mother, SUS. uenry uw- juou turner, . iimmnj viair rerrj.
Held. Mrs; Reed si remaining with Evelyn . Copeland, and the leader,
her mother for toe rest 01 we wro. bis. but myoen. ,
ar.wVMM. Wlilte Iaororee WHITE-ELLIOTT
Th condition of J. Oliver White, Miss Lessie Irene Elliott of Chap-
hAm verv 01. is improving anoke, and Mr. Thomas Haskett
aadlie Is now able to sit up in bed. White, of Winf all, : were married on
Mrs, White, wim is lso sick, is( Sunday, at 2 o'clock in the after
somewhat better. I noon, the ceremony being performed
I at the Methodist parsonage m Win
i.Ufl Lafa Wmsiew Visits faH by the Rev. W. G. Lowe. The
' Lois Winslow, formerly of Perqui-. ring ceremony was used.
manS, who now lives near SutfoUc,; The bride was becomingly attired
Ya-, visited her grandmother, Mrs. in a navy blue suit with gray acces-
H, V. Lamb, near Belvidere, over thei goriea, her flowers being a shoulder
wcex-ena. corsage ox pinx roses ana" vauey
' lilies. Miss Minnie Shirley Umphlett
:- Visited Roberson Family ' M maid of honor, wore a navy blue
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Clarke and ensemble with blue accessories, her
children, Elizabeth, Billy, Bobby and flowers being a shoulder corsage of
Rosa MeJlj of; Wilson, -.were guests ox Talisman roses.; Raleigh Minton, of
the family of Mrs. Kooerson s sis- Elisabeth 'City, was best man.
ter. Mrs. J. G. Roberson, over the
i Mrs," Banks in Town
; Mrs."' Elmer Banks, of Durante
Meek, was among the shoppers in
Hertford on Saturday.
6iivey Family Visit Here
'My.' and Mrs. Lawrence Spivey'oi
Kichmond. Vs. spent the week-end
visiting. Mr. and Mrs. R. L, Spivey
stMl Mr, and Mrs. Carson Spivey, in
Putyuimans.
1 EASTER PARTY
Mrs. CWarles Jolinfiou was hostess
at an Easter party on Friday when
she entertained the Judson Memorial
finnday. School class of the Hertford
LiaBtiu Church. Members were ask
ed: . to - invite their ; husbands . Or
frftpdav G.vnes and contests ...were
enjoyed with Rev. D. S Dempsey,
U Tonsny Miller, Miss Dorothy
Hoffler, Mrs. G. R.J Anderson, Miss
Khtharine jampea and Mrs. Sidney
Layden winning prises.
OVbsv Charles Johnson, .assisted Jby
savcral menJjers t the "class, served
delicious laefieshments. .
f Those attending included; Rev. and
Krai- d. & - Dempsey, Mr. and Mrs.
idnirV Laydem Mesdames
Immediately after ' tat ceremony
the young people left for a wedding
trip, and upon their return will make
their home in WinfalL
The bride is the attractive young
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Elliott,
of Chapanoke. The bridegroom is ,a
son or the late Mr. and Mrs. Alphoa-
so White, of WinfalL .He IS associat
ed .with his brother, A. White, in the
mercantile business in WinfalL The
couple are popular, with a wide cir
cle oi menus.
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. Carl Godwin entertained her
bridge club at her home at Belgrade
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. N. C.
Spivey made the highest score. ' ,
Those present were Mrs. J. B. Bas-
night, Mrs.Carl Godwin; Mrs. Wins
ton Lane, Mrs. Dennis Godwin, Mrs.
N. C. Spivey and Miss. Clara Spnrill.
The hostess served- a delicious
sweet course.
Johnson. Dallas White, Tommy Mil
kr G.. R. Anderson, Martin Towe,
CJissriie EHbtt, Thomas Tilley, T. E.
Rarer,, and Josiah Elliott, Misses
lOeu - Chappell, Margaret Madre,
Katharine Campen, Dorothy Hoffler,
Esafceth iilixon, Lizzie Lee Hoffler,
tst atNeaa Jhxon, - ...
" ' ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
' Msir Ruth StalUngs snd Maxie
Stanton, entertained number of
fWentlx, Friday evening at the home
4fr M& Stalliags at WinfalL Many
i;anie ;.wrei: played, and . s , dain
ty, aweet course was served to the
iodowmg: ; Misses 9 Helen ? Morgan,
iHiubeth snd Dorothy : Trneblood,
Kina Mae f- Pierce, ,: Daisy .; Proctor,
Eub' White, .Mattie Reed and Addie
'Sdth- Morgan; Messrs. Roy SpfuilL
Horace Basnight, V Stanley Spruill,
JStigh Ashley, William Cayton, How
i ! Phripps, Luther, Melvin snd
- Johnnie Keeter, from Edenton, Simon
Staling ; and Melvin Chalk.' 1
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; BIRTHDAY DINNER - . &
J. A. Rountree was honores at a
delightful - birUtday. dinner Saturday
in.ceiebrauon of his:sixtyrftfth birth
day, when Mrs. Rountree entertained
at their home at Snow HilL -
Those present to enjoy the deli
cious dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Car-
Charles I roll Ward, ' Mr. and Mrs. " Purvis
EASTER EGG HUNT
..Miss Cora layden,' teacher of
, CLhpanoke School gave her pupils
and the small children in the neigh
Imrhsod. an Easter egg hunt on the
Crove si the church Friday after
aooiu -..t (J, ii ),,. f'.
hiding th 'eggs were Mrs.
C AIewler, Mrs. J. C. Wilson,
- , , wr-'VjPnw'sjsi
i 1 I .1. -"' ' T '
Z L-'Iott " received Cie
nur'-r of er;s
y .'ood L:.:ott for f-.e
Chappell, Mrs. J. - H. Ward, Miss
Agnes Ward, Harvey Chappell, John
Ward, and Elias Chappell, of Wil
mington, Del. .:
IS MEMORIAM
In sad and loving memory of a
dearly beloved daughter and sister,
Virgis- Ires Winslow, who, fell s
sleep one year saw today, April 2,
196.
One year has. passed since that sad
.. dsy j"',"'V'V;vO''K,::jr
When one we loved was - called
..'mft1Y'f 'i'V'-v ':j'-f(.:':l?yi:,;
We loved her then, we love her still,
We miss her now and always will.
;'" I'-v'i-i: ..;:(v.-.r--'K,5,i2 ft.-! ;
She .was just s flower "from God's
garden," ,
- Loaned to earth for just a while.
She is gone but memory . lingers
In the hearts that knew her smile.
It is lonely here "without you, -;
' And so sad along life's way. -i--
Life does not seem the same to us
i . Since you were called away.
The blow was hard, the shock severe,
We never thought " her death so
And only those who have lost can
Bray of Hertford Route 8.
Mr. and Mrs.:0dell West of Fay
etteviile spent . Sunday - .with Mrs,
West's, mother, Mrs.. J. M. Tolsr.
Mr. and . Mrs. , Ralph . Mercer of
Weeksville spent Sunday with her
Parents, Mr. snd Mrs, G. W. Gregy
t Mrs Tburmas MuMhy 'ahd'liUSe'
on, snerwin vraig, nave return ea w
their home in Louiaburg after spend
mg seme time 'with': her sister, Mrs.
H. I. Fowler of Woodvflle. l
Mr. and Mrs. C-A. Rogue, Beulah
Bogue, Operzine ' Cooke, Mildred
Bogue and Frances Anne Cooke
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs:
Bogue's daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. L. F, Winslow, of Hertford.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Barrell of
Norfolk spent Sunday with her moth
er, Mrs. E. R. Whedbeet !
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Fow
ler Sunday were Mr. snd Mrs. Tfaur
man Murphy and son, Sherwin Craig,
and Loomis Fowler of Louiaburg.
Mr. and Mrs. C A. Bogue, Mr. and
Mrs. L. F. Winslow, Leonard, Jr
Mildred Bogue . and Francis Anne
Cooke spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Winslow of Bel-
jridere. - -yf;
Miss Beulah . Bogue has returned
to her home after : spending, three
months with hex grandmother. Mrs.
.m. Humphries. ir . -
Mr. sad Mrs, I Joel Hollowell of
Winfall spent Sunday with- Mrs.
Hollowell's parents, Mr. and, Mrs.J.
R. Whedbee of Hertford Route 8.
Guests of Mr. snd Mrs. J. M. Tolar
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Odell West
of Fayetteville, Mr. and Mrs. C..A.
Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. C A. Bogue,
Misses Beulah (.Bosue, Aperxine
jooxe, juuured Uogue . and Franris
Anne Cooke, all of Woodville,; and
aar. AXtons. :.:, :-'.i
W. E. Bogue ".spent Sunday in
VnuMocK, vs. . r; .-.f,.,
end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Layden, sear Hertford. ' v
Mr. snd Mrs. Jtoy JEterce snd 'son
visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pierce
to WliifsU Sunday. . ..
Mr. and Mrs. C P. Quincy, and
family visited l iriends in HeAford
Sunday afternoon: - ,
'MWws'iaiat from Mew Hope is
visiting her uncle. W. Be Elliott '
f Mrs..Beftha WhHehead-shd ugh-
CHAPANOKE NEWS
Miss Hasel Bright spent tits week
end with her sister, Mrs. Cecil Gar
rett in Elisabeth City. - v - i
Miss Cora Layden. spent the week-
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