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.ses Kaiherine - Hendricks nd
ine Griffin' were the "week-end
..-asts recently of Mr. And Mrft Ru
fus Harrell of Norfolk,. Virginia. ,
Billy. Hoggardof -Wake Forest
spent, the week-end with his parents,
Dr. and Mrs, Hoggard. ; ..
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JEWELERS
EDENTON. N. C.
Owing to our increase in business, we are
1 teied to shell peanuts
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Saturdays. Bring empty bags. First
first served.
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U3 PreDarGa Tin
Keep , The!
Galvanized and Bronze
juccro, screen w maows
: L "nns, Hinges, Door
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,"Mr. and Mrs. H. Ct. Swayne -visited
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs.' Swayne, of New Bem, Sun
day. " "ty iJ!.''"",fcf i
E.1' Sogue" spent ; Sunday ih
Braddock, Virginia. rv-W-.N
Mrs. George Scales - and son,
George, Jr., of ' Connecticut, " are
guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. a White- ' .' .''"v,--
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The PRECISION Watch
Nothing will please your
graduate more than the gift of
a fine watch . . . and tk watch
your graduate hopes for is a
GRUEN. Smardy styled and
dependably accurate, a Gmea
Watch Is both a distinctive
accessory and an invaluable
aid so those on the way to
greater success. The new
Greens are surprisingly etoderj
ate in price, too. ' Com' ft
sooa- see our fell showing.
every day. Don't wait f
sopribg
Insects Qiit
Screen Wire, , Screen
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Stops, etc . v
THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY, HERTFORD. N
?SWIIfG HIGH,7
Carole Lomfcard and Fred MaxiM
Musical Romance "Swing High, Swi
Theatre. They are supported by Ch
Dorothy Lamour the jungle princess.
Brother W. M. Morgan I
Takes Ufe In E. Oty
Shortly after D. R. Morgan, pro
minent wholesale grocer of Eliza
beth City, had fired a bullet into his
brain, from which he died instantly,
on Wednesday, his brother, W. M.
Morgan of Hertford was notified.
Despondency because of ill health
was said to have been the cause of
the rash . act.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Min
nie Morgan, two sons, N. Parker
Morgan and D. Wesley Morgan, both
of New York City, a brother, W. M.
Morgan of Hertford, a half brother,
W. J. Morgan of Oriental, a half
sister, Mrs. Annie Stokely of Eliza
beth City and a granddaughter.
Funeral services will be held in
Dlizaibeth City Friday morning and
both the furniture store of W. M.
Morgan and Morgan's Modem Gro
cery will be closed during the hour
of the funeral.
W. M. Morgan, Miss Helen Mor
gan and Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Berry
of Hertford will attend.
Belvidere P. T. A.
Has Regular Meet
The P. T. A. of Belvidere held its
regular meeting Monday evening
with the president, Mrs. Murray
Lane, presiding. The devotional and
prayer waa conducted by Mrs. L. J.
Winelow. Plans were discussed for
the P. T. A. social to be held in
May. Leaders Mm Velum Win
slow and Mrs. Iinwood Chappell
were in charge of a splendid pro
gram. A delicious tweet course was
served by their group.
BELVIDERE NEWS
Miaa Edna Smith and Archie Ken-
dell of Washington,!). C, spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. F. E
Smith. '
: Mrs. Paul Whedbee of Washington
D. C jspent a few days with her pa
rente. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Smith,
Visitor at the home of Mr. and
.and Mre. W. T. Smith Monday even
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. S. B. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Gor
don Shannonhouse and family, of
Elizabeth City.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker of
Asheboro called on Mr. and Mrs. E.
L. Chappell and family Sunday
morning..
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Winslow and
Mrs.; H. P. White and daughters,
Catherine and Deborah, spent Sun
day in Ivor, Va., as guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Raeford. v
' Visa Edith White of Whiteston and
Mrs. Toratraie Winslow of Belvidere
visited Mrs. Sammie Winslow Thurs
day afternoon.
Dinner guests at the home of Mr.
and, Mrs. Sammie Winslow Sunday
were, Mr. and - Mrs. C. O. White,
Traverse, Dora and Bertha Mae, Mr.
and Mrs.- Leonard Winslow and Leo
nard, Jr., of Hertford, Mr. and Mrs.
Sammie- Riddick, Archie and Alice
of Whiteston, . ',4 vi' '
Sunday aftemootr guests were -Mr.
and -Mrt. 'Irvin White and children,
Fronceav Catiterine .and. Irving Jr., of
Hertford Mr. and Mrs. A. 9- King
and children, Pasc6e Elizabeth and
Lucy Mae .;f Petersburg, - Va, , Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Spivey and child
ren, Marie; Ruth and : 'Lucy, Mrs.
Luna Layden ' and 'daughter , Velma.
Mr. jmi Mrs. A.' E- Griffin and'
daughter, Eafline of Suffolk, VVa.,
visited jjr. and Mrs. Sammie Win
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slow, Monday, 1 y,r- .-"
Edward Patrick, ; Bosie , Batemaa,
Ray Batemam Miss Lacy. Bateman
and Miss; Neva Bateman of Creswell
spent Sunday with Mr. and MrsV Lb
wood Chttprll-v - - s ' ' .
Mr. and pre. H. E.' Lane of Cen
ter Hill visited Mr. and Mrs. E.:JL
Chappell f a( y evening. i
Those at'.n;ng the County Couh
cll -r..t: z at t1"'" '-ultural
T" . ' r. ''"'I, ; L. J. ,Vin-
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C, FRIDAY APRIL 23, 1937
SWING QW"
urray appear together in the gay
ing Low," next Thursday at the State
arles Butterworth, Jean Dixon and
AT STATE
Victor MoLaglen, as he appears in
"Sea Devils," showing at the State
Theatre on Monday and Tuesday.
ROSA POWELL CIRCLE MEETS
The Rosa Powell Circle of the
Hertford Baptist Church met Mon
day night with Mrs. V. A. Holdren
at her home. Mrs. Charlie Johneon,
chairman, had charge of the pro
gram. The meeting was opened by
singing "0! Zion Haste." Mrs. Jes
sie Campen read the scripture and
Mrs. George Chappell, Mrs. W. T.
Elliott and Mrs. Johnson gave in
teresting readings. The closing
prayer by Mrs. Strange.
It was decided that the Circle
Memefoers hold a cottage prayer ser
vice at the County Home Friday
afternoon. All members were urged
to attend.
Mrs. Holdren, assisted by Mrs.
Ben Wood, Mrs. W. T. Elliott and
Mrs. Tommy Miller, served a deli
cious salad course.
Members attending included Mrs.
Charles Johnson, chairman, Mes
damea Mary Parker, Tommy Miller,
S. C. Godwin, George Chappell, Mol
ly Perry, Jessie Campen, Jr., V. A.
Holdren, C. 0. Fowler, Raymond
Skinner, R. A. Sutton, T. E. Raper,
E. A. Byrum, B. W. Pennington, W
E. Hoffler, Lula Lane, Jessie Lane,
Ben Wood, W. T. Elliott, L. B. Sitt-
erson and Mrs. Strange.
May meeting will be with Mrs. W.
T. Elliott Monday night after the
third Sunday at 8 o'clock.
Walnuts Turn Waste
Space Into Profits
Black walnut trees, a good source
of cash income, Can be grown in
fence corners, along ditch and stream
banks, and other so-called "waste
places" about the farm.
An average North Carolina farm
could easily have 50 or more black
walnut trees, said R. W. Graeber,
extension forester at State College.
The nuts from the trees can ibe
harvested annually, and where a suf
ficient number of trees are produced,
a few can be cut from time to time
for timber.
There is big demand for black
walnut lumber, Graeber pointed out,
and high prices are paid for trees in
good condition.
The income from the nuts is a help
ful addition to the regular cash in
come of the farm. Figuring the nuts
from one tree at $2.50 a year, a crop
of 50 trees would produce an annual
income of f 125 from the sale of nuts
alone.
Some, farmers do much better than
that, Graeber, added, James Caudle,
of Yadkin Counfy, rot 129.85 for the
nuts: from' seven trees, last year an
average of $4,2 per tree. J
Caudle gathered .18 bushels of nuts
from the trees and (racked 99.5
pounds of kernels v which hesold
wholesale at 80 cents pound.
" tims may not .appear to M 1
Urge sum, but remember, k came
from a bare handfull of trees grow.
ins; on odd spots, around the fam,"
Graeber commented. . -1
' Four-H club members'- m Yadkin
County who use a nut-cracking, ma
chine, he added, find ithat the ma
chine greatly reduces the amount of
work required to get the kernels out
of the nuts, and they Are making
"tidy sums 'of -money." . ' v
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s Mr. und Mrs.-Curtis Chappell spent
Funday wkh Mr. ,- and Mrs. C T.
Kogerson. ' ' '
- Mr. and Mrs. Kramer Nixon , of
PINEJY WOODS
Those who visited in the home of
Mr.' and ' Mrs. J. R. : Chappell Sun
day afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Ir-
vm Spivey ' and children, Irvin,
Trotman, and Howard, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Spivey of Gliden, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter. Jordan, Mr. and Mrs.
Shelton Chappell, Mrs. T. D. Chap
pell and sons, Carroll and John Ed
gar, Mrs. Mary Forehand, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Lane of Hertford and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph White.
Mr. Louis Winslow spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. B.
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This Explains An Idea That
Increases Farm Profits
This illustration serves to prove that small quantities can make
important changes under certain circumstances. A teaspoonful of
soda in a barrel of water is insignificant. However, the same amount
of soda in a half glass of water would make a big change.
Small quantities of acid in fertilizer cause a change in the pH of
the few handsful of soil that make
Often this change prevents the
plant food in the fertilizer.
Only by using a fertilizer that
changes in the root-zone be prevented.
Swift's Red Steer Non-Add Forming and Physiologically Neutral
Fertilizers do not change the pH of root-zone soils. They prevent
waste of plant food . . . that's why yields are bigger, quality finer,
when crops are fertilized with this improved fertilizer.
Get all the facts about Improved Red Steer from the following t
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Wfnslow, of Gates Station.' ' -
Mr. Carroll Ward and daughter,
Agnes, visited Mr. and Mrs. $. G.
Cheppell Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilliam Twine spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. 0.
C. Twine.
Mrs. Nurney Chappell, Mrs. Fer
nando Chappell and son, Ulson,
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Lane of Ryland.
Miss Ethia Winslow spent Wed
nesday with Miss Sybil Chappell.
W. W. Chappell and Mr. and Mrs.
N. W. Chappell made a business
trip to Elizabeth City Saturday.
up the root-zone of young- plants.
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SWIFT AGENTS
J. C B LAN (HARD & CO.
Hertford
R. M. BAKER
Belvidere
GEO. W. JACKSON
Hertford Route 3
MILTON DAIL
Hertford Route 3
E. M. PERRY
lhirants Neck
J. C. HOBBS
Hertford R. F. D.
E. L. CHAPPELL
Belvidere
THEATRE
WE HAVE THE SHOWS
Saturday,
April 24
"UNDERSEA KINGDOM"
No. 3
OUR GANG
COMEDY
26 On Our Stage
17 PEOPLE 17
Matinee Picture 3:30
Vaudeville 4:45
Admission 10c and 25c
Night Picture 7:15
Vaudeville 8:45
Picture 9:45; Admission 10c & 35c
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On The screen
Wednesday, April 28
SHIPl70RTIIb4
At.
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Ceaiedy
BANK NIGHT
-"Custer West Comedy
Tarboro vieited Mr. and Mrs. ,V. C. 1
In Sunday rfternoon, '
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