- - .V Visiting Here '
, iSxm. J, J. Moor and her little
daughter, Pat, of Norfolk, are Visit
ing Mrs. Moore's parents, Mr. and
- .Mrs. S. T, Sutton: ,;' A '
i . Mrs. Marfan Recovers -
, Tire, W, M. -Morgan, who has been
skk, is convalescing and is now back
at her post mthe office of the fur
niture store of W. M, Morgan;
, Waited Mr. and Mrs. Jordan "
iJfr, and Urs. B. F. Jordan and
their daughter,, Anne, of Bagleys
5mLJ(wera guests of Mr. and Mrs.
v5ordan in" Hertford on Sunday;.':-
Attended Funeral In Ahoskie
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. White, Mr. and
Mrs. L L, White, Miss Dora White
nd Jesse,' Traverse, Carson and
Berth Mae White motored to Ahos
kie on Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. C, 0. White's father, James
Parker, who lived near Ahoskie, and
who -died on Monday.
t )ti Itkhmond
A. Iinwbod Skinner made a busi
ness triple Richmond, Va., on Wed
nesday. f Mr. and Mrs. White Improving
J. Oliver White, who has been
'"quite sick, is convalescing and has
1 ' been tittle to be out for several days.
Mis. "White, who was a patient in
-is-rtotttblk hospital for a couple of
"days last week, is also improving,
mrs. White is. visiting at the home
of her brother, J. D. Sumner, in
Norfolk, since leaving the hospital.
W.M.U.OfWhiteville
- Grove Has Meeting'
The W. M, U. of Whiteville Grove
Baptist Church met Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Ambrose
Turns. The meeting opened with
ths-hgnm "Come Thou Almighty
KbKg .The jstripture was read by
vWisjeatdentMrs. W. T. Smith.
Tbr -lesson was given by Mrs.
Lona Iyden from the study book
"Royal Service." The meeting was
wpinkij by Mrs. Carroll Ward.
The hostess served fruit jello and
.,
Those present were Mrs. W. T.
SmA, Mrs. Julian Chappell, Mrs.
Maude Chappell, Mrs. Carroll Ward,
Mrs. Luna Layden, Mrs. C. T. Rog
rsoB, Mrs. ,Artie Jessup, Mrs. Annie
Tuner, Mrs. Mae Twine, and Miss
OUra Layden.
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fAppredatioa f of , Paintings"'' was
the . subject ' of , a most delightful
program at the regular meeting of
the Parent-Teacher ''Association of
the. Hertford Grammar "School held
ota Thursday afternoon, with Mrs.
Jenkins Walters In charge. ; . '
During the business session a. no
minating.' committee composed of
mrs. jonn xacnery, Mrs. vscar i el
tonland Mrs. . Thad , Chappell, were
appointed), to , nominate officers for
the next year. ' " ' . "
A "'committee, composed of Mrs.
Keginald Tucker, Mrs. Lindsey Win,
Slow and Mrs. S. P, Jessup, was ap
pointed to confer .with Horace Jones.
Manager, of the State Theatre in re
ference to the 'Association sponsor
ing a picture to raise some money.
ana to select the picture.
Mrs. N. E. NKelfe's room won the
loving cup for the largest percent
age of parents present at the meet
ing. Mrs. S. P. Jessup won the door
prize, a table Cloth, donated by Dar-
den Bros.
MISSIONARY CIRCLE NO. 3
MEETS WITH MRS. JESSUP
Circle No. 8 of the Woman's Mis
sionary Society of the Hertford
Baptist Church met on Monday night
at the home of Mrs. T. L Jessup.
The devotional was conducted by
Miss Helen Morgan and Mrs. J. E.
White. Those taking part on the
program were Mrs. V. N. Darden,
Mrs. H. T. Broughton, Mra G. R.
Tucker, Mrs. T. L. Jessup.
During the social hour a salad
course was served by the hostess.
Those present - included . Mes
dames V. N. Darden, H. T. Brough
ton, C. R. Holmes, H. C. O'Neal, J.
E. White, B. C. Berry. Theron John
son, of SmithfieM, Carlton Cannon,
J. W. Ward, Guy Newby, L. N. Hol
lowell, G. R. Tucker and Miss Helen
Morgan.
It was announced that the next
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. C. R. Holmes. . .
CHAPANOKENEWS
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Copekuid had
as their guests Sunday Mrs. J. J.
Lane and son, Ralph, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilford Boyce, of Edenton, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Copeland and children of
Elizabeth City, Mrs. Exum White of
Elizabeth City, Mr. and Mrs. Elinzy
Russell of Chapanoke.
Sir. and Mrs. 0. W. Alexander
spent Sunday in Jarrett, Virginia,
.wfth,::lattve'':v
- Mattie Meade Alexander -was a re
mamitw von
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on guard for you-with
TURE that keep food
the hottest weather, when some refrigerators isu to j :
keep safe temperatures, you know at a glance tha..
Frlgidaire with the Meter-Miset Is doing SUPER.
- DUTY at miserly current cost Come la and-
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Cats Carres Cost ts the ta I See sa electric meter fT
prM it, Vr ysat aasy Meter-Miser does U)PS -
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cent d ier t of JneUe C " .ry.
Tfro.a friry over to Kertfot,i It
day n:t to f-a Senior play, "Hob
goblin House," were: . Mrs. Pi L.
Griffin, JlfS. Louis' Lane, Mrs. John
Asbell, Mrs. Irma D'orsey, Mrs. John
Symons, Mrs. 'folly Trueblood,. Mrs.
J. a Wilson, "'Miss Lena Symons,
Miss Hilda Byrom and, Tim True-
Wood.'
Mrs. John ': Symons,- .and Master
Jack Symone and Mrs. ' Cecil Gar
rett spent 'Friday In Norfolk, Ya-;
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Elliott and
family "spent Sunday In Winfallwith
Mrs., Thomas HWhite ' " ..-...
.:- Mrs,' Maryland Bovce spent Wed
nesday ..afternoon".: with. Mrs.".'' Fenton
Hurdle, - , :
Mr. and' Mrs. C P. Quincy, Janettelnot collect your questions.
Quincy nd Mattie Mearle Alexander
were -visiting friends in Hertford
Sunday afternoon
Miss Ruth R.' Wilson spent Friday
night with Miss Eleanor Hunter near
Hertford. '
Miss Cora Layden spent the week?
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack LaydeB.UjfV, '
Woman's Club Will
Meet Next Thursday
The regular meeting of the Hert
ford Woman's : Clin will be held on
Thursday afternoon, April 23, in the
dub rooms, at 8:30 o'clock.
The program will be in charge of
Mrs. C P. Morris, chairman of the
Literary Deportment, and Mrs. S.
P. Jessup, chairman of the Art De
partment and the meeting promises
to be unusually :" interesting. All
members are urged to be present.
LITTLE BOY INJURED
Curtis Wilson, small am of Mr.
and Mrs!. J. C. Wilson of Chapanoke,
while playing at school Friday ran
into a Kttle playmate, causing Cur
tis to break his glasses and badly
bruising his right eye. Curtis was
rushed j to the Medical Building in
Elizabeth City, 'whew; Dr. Sawyer
gave hhn medical attention.
State Theatre News
The pictures ."Lady Be Careful,''
whkh will. bsh shewn at the State
Theatre on Friday of this week, fea
tures a cast headed by Lew Ayres,
seen as s timid Milor who gains a
reputation for prowess with women;
Mary Carlisle, Larry Crabbe, Benny
Baker, famed radio comic; Grant
Withers and a host of screen come
dians. Its story, new in theme and
treatment, revolres around an odd
bet made by Lew Ayre's shipmates.
Ayres, wno.ltas vren- his dynamite
reputation . by ceident; . 'is urged, to
don't erea have to open, the
see that Frlgidair it always i
SAFETY-ZONE TEMPERA- ;
safer, fresher, longer! gven is
THE PROOFS ,
Y'fir -&c tectum flan
snM.i 'MehMicsI sab.
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r i w -r, the ir- t K-' 1 girl
in t.9 ti:y, who is l. ;iivn ta have no
intert t ( -whatever in Sailors, ills
friends bet that hell ; date her and
get from her a r&bon, as prop3f;of
ner aiiecuon. , . ,
How the gob wins the bet for his
friends, at the same time' winning the
girt Jor bis wife, forms s hilarious
plot, s , . ;a;,.
On Friday, afternoon at S. o'clock
the world's foremost mentalist, Ala
no Lass will give a special matinee
for ladies only. ;-If , you haw any
questions about love marriage,' busi
ness, health, travels or 'anything ol
a personal nature he will answer it
He calls you by your name , and does
Johnny Mack Browa . cornea-to-the
State Theatia on Saturday of this
weak in a hard riding western thril
ler,, "livery Man's Law." - How h
takes tha lav Into his own hands will
be s real treat to all. who see this
picture, Th last chapter of "Dark
est Africa." will be shown ' and ,s
brand- new thrilling continued ' wfll
begiav "Undenaa Kingdom.''
Victor Mcljagten, acclaimed by the
world as. one of the greatest actors
of all time and, last year winner of
the Aucard for beat work done that
year, wilL be seen Monday and Tues
day in a picture made especially for
him. "Sea Devils" is a thrilling story
of the sea, it is full of kicks and
laughs. Don't fail to see Vktor Mc
Laglen, and Preston Foster as two
hard baited fighting sailors who ar
gue over and fight over anything.
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night at. the State and the sttrac-l
tion will be "Murder with. Pictures,"
comedy - murder : story with Lew
Ayres, Gail Patrick Paul , Kelly and
Benny BaJkar. How they go about
to salve one of -the most baffling
murdftra wiU. be a real treat to movie
goers.
-enruur tuga , awing Jjow," is s
musical comedy starring Carole Lam-
bard and Fred MacMurray. s Tim
setting for - the pieture is laid in
Panama City. iMiss Lombsrd takes
the part of. Maggie King, a sjghtr
club singer and MacMurray s happy
go-lucky - ex-soldier. . These twe nit
Krtt lover are good without' a great
supporting cast -'but W .with,!; Charles
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY
WANTED TO REWAKD THE ONE
who returns to me my fice dog,
brown snd white v spotted, which,
together with my Mack cat, rode
off on my Ivor Johnson bicycle.
Finder , of ail three report to James
S., ' Corner of W. Railroad and
Pennsylvania Ave, Hertford.
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