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v4r ) t 1 TAGS FOUTt THE PERQUIMANS "Published ; every Friday' if Th Perquimans 'Weekly office In .the Gregory Building, Church Street Hertford, N. C. '-' v"1' , ' MATTIE LISTER WHITELEditor Pay Phone Night Phone i .109-3 , SUBSCRIPTION RATES On Year J KM Six Months 75 Entered second ' class matter November I6 1984, t the post office at Hertford, North utrouna, unuer thtf Act of March 8, 187V. Advertising rates furnished by re- ejnest ., ' 7 FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1987 BIBLE THOUGHT FOB WtiEK THE DOOR OF OUR LIPS; Set a watch, O Lord, before my mouth; keep the door of my lips. Pselmg. WHO HONORS MOTHER? "Dont forget that next Sunday is Mother's Dav." It would be inte resting to know how many times the words have been spoken or written Everybody, everywhere, is planning to make some special recognition oi Mother next Sunday. Mother's Day has become an institution. The second Sunday in May is observed all over the country, a day set apart : ''V; when everybody tries in some to do special honor to Mother. way It is a good thing. Mothers like the fuss their sons and daughters make over them on 'Mother's Day, , and sons and daughters enjoy it f r s Fathers, everywhere, take pride in . ' the way the children remember 1 Mother on that day. That the day haB been too much commercialized is, perhaps, to be deplored. But pre gents for Mother are all right for ' those who can afford them. It is ' , all right to become a little extrava- ' gant once in a while for Mother. ; f ; Goodness knows most mothers have 1 strained weary backs and limbs to 5 'r give pleasure to children who never ' ' realised the truth. So if pocket- books are strained sometimes for ( Mother, what of it? f.V Yes, it is well that we have Mother's Day. There were some lit tie things which ought to have been called to the attention of sons and ! daughters long ago, and now that " we have Mother's Day it has all been brought up, and Mother's virtues have been sung, and attention has - ' been called to Mother's sacrifices and Mother's love and her care, and ? everybody lakes a day off every year to honor Mother. i : But there is something more to 'jif: honoring Mother than that. One . " day in which to give presents and send telegrams to Mother isn't f j enough. If we are to truly honor ' Jr r Mother it must be done in a differ 4" A ent way and it must be done every 4' ' day m the year. ;,' Not that presents must be sent jv. i every day, or long, loving letters ' , written, every day. All that has its place. But the boy and girl, the man and woman, who really honors Mother is the boy, girl, man, woman who in the manner of their daily liv ing crowns her with honor. It is the mother whose sons and daughters reflect in their lives those principles and virtues which she 'X 4 . strove to instill in the hearts of her ; -children who is honored by her child- i-jf f pretty not only on Mother's Day, but." every day. Week's Best Recipe Rfiked Indian Pudding Thorough ly mix 6 tablespoons , Indian meal, 2-9 cup molasses, 1 large tablespoon butter, ginger, cinnamon and salt. Stir into 1 quart boiling milk. Let cook until thick, then turn into but tered dish and pour. over 1 cup cold milk. Bake in slow oven three hours. For Flower Growers For a perennial background there is nothing more attractive than Del phinium. Their tall, graceful spikes and exquisite color lend charm and delicacy to any yard. If seed is planted it should fee put in the' ground early as it genrnnaAesVfcest f a ground temperature of 45 to 66 de grees. ; ' -. .:l c , Braising;. bolHrig, vtamering and stewing aikihffceses io user for lessiuta&f Sweft Tr searing i'iite&fe'm'i -ainntt Miuif1nm, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Tnaufct of ;jUtij.Vege4aib!es' endsea- soilings ;ifc;added, hrter. Bit the most -important thing to remem ber is that. little' water and long, slow cooking are needed to break down the meat fibers and make them ' teikter.vy:'1?;-. : 1 ' " ' 'The Family Doctor Says i J Dont urge the child to eat. You may succeed In getting him to take m food yet fail in creating in him an " appetite for food. ; Nature has im ,'' planted ht each child an urge to eat, ' which only needs to be directed 0 the proper foods. But ' don't urge, : and ' by- an means (ton v threaten. im,::,,;. :,,, 41 ; .ae'ritf iEIelni fX!g$:-"j-Tty mixture of eometarch and wtter to remove I spots . from' waS prpe.?K$ :WirvbHd-:-:iit V pl.r in the water will cut the freese dirt ;rjsAur i&siVnd'"tniWi-Jii'' A sir"l ar"nt of paraffin placet! In t' s water will give brigliter Ioss ' 1 r',or';io-:t2D$. ';Ws'f:ifl--:'n i: '.-;;;3.;. r,-: T7'VU";' 'A ' 1" " " "7-TT-n - " v " rj I -'i (en. Um Hmwmtm mmm. tm. ' ' Jolly Came For Fall Parties J WALKING THE TIGHT BOPB-An ttght rope waftert are not i I" found in circuses these days, because the new parlor game ef "Walking the Tight Repe" is fast becoming popular. To walk the tight rpe, place a string about tea feet long across the feor. Place empty, kettles at intervals ef twe feet. Have the person wb is elected te be the light rope walker measure ef the distance carefolly. The bllndfeld ' the victim and have Mm attempt te walk the repe, asking Mm t-fee careful not te knock ever any ef the bottles, which, ef course, have hern quietly removed without Ms knowledge. BURGESS NEWS Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Parker visited their son, Ben T. Parker, in Roanoke Rapids,. Sunday. Miss Virginia Umphlett visited friends in Ayden and Greenville Sun day. Mr. and Mrs: John Chappell, Mr. and tSjs. Irvin Long, Mrs. C R. Lane, Walton Lane and Miss Eliza beth Hollowell were the dinner gUeet of Mr. and Mrs. Winston Lane Sunday- " Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mathews, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Mathews and Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Mathews visited Mr. and Mi?. S. P. Mathews Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Spivey spent Sunday with Mrs. Jenkins Waters. , JOINT HOSTESSES Mrs. Winston Lane and Miss Julia Lane were joint hostesses at a mis cellaneous shower complimentary to Mrs. Iryin Long; formerly Miss Mary Lane of Burgess. i t t The home of Mrs. . Lane was taste fully decorated with spring flowers carrying out the - color scheme of pink, and green, y , ' ':..,y. ' , uumes una coniesu were enjuyeu, Missr, Elisabeth Hollowell .and Mrs. iSea jruill winning prizes.' pS:i PfftMfv present were Mr. 'and, Mrs.; Basnight, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Spruill, Mrs S. P. Mathewt Glev Matfcews, Walton ,Lane, Mies Elizabeth Ifollo well Mjrs, C . R, Lane, Miss Lucy Mae -Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Oernie Jor dan; Mr. and Mrs;;-Friik-;-JoTdan, Mrs. Fred Mathews, Miss Ruth Hol lowell, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Long, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Long, Mr. and Mrs. Winston Lane, Miss Julia Lane, John Elliott, -Walton Chappell, Miss Ruby'.Keatoiv Dick Long, Ambrose Long; EtheL Jordan, -; Maude Hollo welU Robert Hollowell, Eunice. Long,: Johnnie , , Hollowell, : Mr and . Mrs. Freeman' Lohg, Miss Madge Long and Carroll : Hill. ' ! ' v. , , .-' The hostess served delicious ke cream, cake ' and- candy,? J The bride was recipient ; of many beautiful and uscM gifts. ', if- i. M.ni' 'm.;.u.; h,.. r 1 1, ,-,?;,H t "Amoving lfi3 ea EsZbUIS ;-':'Ver5-sble stains can he remove f 3 t j hand by 'ruliing" them "1 a tce of raw potatof')-'1 PERQUIMANS WEEKLY, HERTFORD, N. C Fr!"?AY, MAY 7, V7J - ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jessup, oi Hertford, have announced the en gagement and approaching v marri age of their granddaughter, Anne Jessup O'Sullivan, to Dr. Andrew DuVall Taylor, of Lumberton and Charlotte, the wedding to take place on Saturday, June 5, at 7 :3f o'clock in the evening at the Hertford Methodist Church. v v Miss O'Sullivan, who since her graduation last June from the Nurse's School of the University of Maryland Hospital in Baltimore, has been doing institutional work at the hospital, has resigned "'her position and. will be at home with her grand parents in Hertford until th wedd ing. - . , Dr. Taylor, who is a son of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Taylor, of Charlotte, is graduate of Duke University and of the Medical School of the Univer sity of Maryland. He is now or the staff of the Baker Sanatorium In Lumberton. RYLAND t " Mrs.. Stephen Knox, , of Oxford, spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. And "Mrs. N. E. Jordan, Mrand Mrf. Sam Nixon and T. Jj iNixon, irom uu unro, vituusu iurn. Ella Mae Ward Sunday afternoon. ' ' Miss Thelma Ward returned home Sunday 'after 'spending the' past two weeks- with her Sister, Mrs. : P. E. tpne, at Ballahack. . -; - ' " Miss Minerva Ward has bee quite iQ, but is reported, to Tbe somewhat improved now. .", " ' V J Mr and Mrs, W.J W.',HenIgar and children visited relative In Gates County Sunday.' ,' - Hattress jWard. had 1 ; valuable milk cow to die last week. - ; Mn Mrs. W. E. Copeland and sons visited relative in Gates. Coun ty Sunday. , i, r r t -'-'Sir: and Mrs. aeatus Eyrum ani children, of Baltimore, Md., rVelva and Willie Jessie, Eyrum and a par ty of friends from New York, )i ben recent ge:"s of l!r. and T -Ccr- rrruri. T;ey w i hers I :: -b of He seri.-S . f r ' " . :-o. 41 . "i'f )' 1 . ' s h r 1 i " BELVIDERE NEWS Mr. Hemby Chappell, Mrs. J. M. Copeland, Miss Olive Layden, Miss Evelyn Copeland and Miss f Helen Layden spent Sunday in Fredericks burg, Va. They were aceompanied home by Miss Elsie Copeland, who expects to spend some time with her parents. ' Those attending the Mission study class at Hertford last Wednesday were Mrs. Carroll Ward, Mrs. Luna Layden, Mrs. W. T. Smith, Mrs. Ju lian Chappell, Mrs. Maude Chappell, Miss Olive Layden, Miss Thelma Chappell and Mrs. C. T. Rogerson. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Smith, Mrs. J. M. Copeland, Mrs T. C. Perry and Miss Olive Layden spent Friday in Elizabeth City. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Asbell of Eden ton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Chappell. Miss Anne Tullis Felton of Hert ford spent the week-end with Miss Mary Louise. ChappelL . . v . 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Trivette, Mrs. E. L. Chappell and Miss Sara Maie Chappell visited in Center Hill Tues day afternoon. Mrs. R. M. White of Norfolk spent a few., days with her ' parnets, Mr. and Mrs, I J. WInsloW. ' ' ( BIRTHDAY PARTY -Miss Eunice Long Waa the honoree at a delightful birthday party at her home Friday evening. Many game and contests were enjoyed with Wal lace Hobbs and Miss Hazel DaO winning prize. Delicious ice cream and cake was served. The honoree was the recipient ef many useful and beautiful gifts. Those enjoying the Longs' hospitality were: Misses Eu nice Long, Nell William, Sarah E. Elliott, Sarah Chappell, Maude Kea- ton, Evelyn Long, ' Louise Thach, Cornie. Lee Ward, .Virginia Harris, Thehna - Dan, . Lucy Mae Lane, Inez Harris, Mary Louise Parker, , Hazel Dan,, Madge Long, and Ruby Keaton, Messrs Glenn Mathews, .William Pierce, ', William ' Hobbs, Amhrosi Long, Bill Stalling, t Edgar Long, George Chappell, ; Clarence" Phillips, Julian Long, Henry Barber, Wallace HobbsCTyde Harris, Emmet Long, TO MOTHERS i. 4 A Gift h WOULDN'T Mother look lovelier t ' f '. , with one of our permanent waves ? Gift "checks for' $2.60 to $5.00 en- titles her to onO here. " : o Frank "Ward, John Corprew fcj-e- more Weston, 'Jflaynard - Fleetwood, JiV&lchonsa GoodyinErnc t.tonff Mr. and Mrs; CUudft-Long, Mr.' and Mrs. Jrwin, Long nd JSIrv jaiid Ma Freeman .Long.' - .J f - 1 HOPEWEIIrNEWS, , This community vis ' gtad to wel come into the community Mnv'Irwin Long, who before her recent mar riage was' Miss Mary Lane, ;'.-', , -Frahcis Nixon of Hertford' was. a week-end guest of Morris ' Griffin, v " j u IMaynard. Fleetwood, Jr.,' went to Belhaven Saturday as a member of k stock judging team of th F. F. A, ! Give MbtKet - - - COSMETICS STATIONERY WHITMAN'S CANDY Roberson's Drug Store PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST "On The Corner HERTFORD - . NORTH CAROLINA N j..- "Milt h ..'. ,;. .. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee- eeteeeeeeeeteeeeeeeeef START THE SEASON Wl IJG17 E qbipnedt . . A Conpcn Grp Day JUS , ; WjE. HAVE A; C6MPLETE LINEJ OF V ; , jetesn water Koas T Deep Kca icod3 .k . x Allies Reels-;; feilKKriea Lino i f 1 -Hand- Iin - Tackle, Kita'C; ;"VAjJ Types 'Leaders, S.nkcrs and Hecks, i y fK 1 -sis' " 1 t-V , ai2 I No K1 pw v- I cw' to j fr from tnoM hiianM hir m 1 not p-"e " r-whwi Moon' Enwrcld Cxi to M ty.:'y : . . i abtainabM at any wall td dnff tiot ! ' .-' " ! i Two or thrao a.Ucaii and bi IS .. '"inlnutw mo of t pan m.. tms .v . hat dnappwirad and a for aort conn ana - 1 callmaai a 4w applicatlona aach iht at -Ut' ;;- f:! i; badhnw wlH aoan iooHn tnam uo to thw j ptal off aatily no cutting. No matter how-dlacourMMd you are W.'f r vnu haw not vat triad Moana'a urmtM -. 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