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"S "EIGHT TEa PERQUIMANS WES3XY. ETSnTTC"!), N. ft, FTTSAT JUNE 4 1837 ; '1 f iPerspnab :;j - Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd on Trip" Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Shepherd left last week to spend some tune at Washington, D, C, Leesburg, Va., -and other points. They will be away -for several weeks. Frank Jeasup at Home -JFrank Jeasup, who has been a stu- "dent at Oak Ridge Military Academy 3s at home with his parents, Mr. and -4Hrs. & P. Jessup. ' y i ' Miss Blanchard at Home Miss Lillian Blanchard, who has -been a student at Sullins College, in Virginia, returned home on Tuesday. Visiting Mrs, Lamb '&Is. A. B. Parker and her little CMii Tommy, of Richmond, are viait- wqt Mrs. Parker's mother, Mrs. H. V. lamb, at Belvidere. Mrs. McMullan Sick Mrs. W. T. McMullan is quite sick t her home on the Point in Hert ford. Her condition is reported as "BomewoM improved. ''Lois Winslow Returns : Lois Winslow has returned to her tone near -Suffolk, after a visit to ''bJerugrandewther, Mrs. H. V. Lamb. Miss Taylor Here Miss Virginia Taylor, of Charlotte, spent the week here a sthe guest of -Miss Anne O'Sullivan. '; At Country Home Over Week-end Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Skinner of - Washington, D. C, Joshua H. Skin ner of Troy, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. frank B. Skinner of Statesville, N. C, spent the past week-end at their country home in Old Neck. They returned to their homes Tuesday. JMr. and Mrs. S. K. Jackson of Ra 4eigh were their house guests. sM AN APOLOGY Uliss Alverta Hollowell was a member of the graduating class of Perquimans High School this year. Through an error, Miss Hollowell's name was left out of the list ap pearing in this newspaper last week. , Attending Summer School Miss Bertha Chappell, Mrs. W. F. Morgan and Miss Cora Layden are attending summer school at Atlantic Christian College, Wilson. Franklin Visitors Mrs. Jane D. P. White, Mrs. Mary White and her son, Norman White, of Franklin, Va., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. White on Satur--day. Visitors of Winslow Family Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Winslow, of Belvidere, had as guests at Sunday dinner E. L. Winslow and daughter, vMiss Eleanor, of Cross Roads; Mr. -and Mrs. C. A. Bogue and their two daughters, Beulah and Mildred, of Woodvflle: Mr. and Mrs. Leonard iWnalow and son, Leonard, Jr., of Hertford; Miss Johnnie White and Miss Onella Winslow, of Whites ton; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Winslow and daughters, Sejva and Mary Ann, of Elisabeth City; Mrs. Irvin Winslow -aad children, Irvin, Jr. and Harrell, -ef Rocky Mount Mr. and Mrs. Percy -Winslow and children, Percy, Jr., -Jeaa and Burrell, of Whites ton, call mi in the afternoon. At Belvkiere Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grantham, f Guilford College, and. Miss Flor ence Cox, of Winton, were guests lef Mr. and Mrs. F. C. White, at . Belvidere, on Sunday. At Duke University Mrs. R. T. Brinn, Miss Sara Brinn v-and Tim Rufus Brinn motored to ' Durham Thursday to attend the 'commencement exercises at Duke University. Miss Sara Brinn is a member of the graduating class. Returns From Hospital Milton Jordan, who recently under went an operation at a Norfolk hos- . pital, returned last week to the -home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. , W. B. Jordan, at Bagleys Swamp. - He is convalescing satisfactorily. Visiting Mrs. Vick Mrs. J. & Vick has as her guests ' this week Mrs. ;JL, H. Thrower , and itwa children. Bettiaind - Bill. -of littleton, and Um)mm -sand two children, Mary Carolyn Dorothy, of Williamston. Visiting Mr, and Mrs. White . "Week-end Quests at the home of JMr. and Mrs. F- C- White, at Bern i -re, were Rev. Herbert Huffman and Mrs. Huffman, of Guilford Col lege. Visiting Mrs. Gregory Mrs. Mark Gregory had as guests. 1th is week her brother, Roger Hunter, or New Orleans, and her sister, r Urn, X M. Farmer, of Norfolk, Va., who attended the Gregory-Ainsley ,, , redding no Tuesday. , . , - .' MISS STOKES HOSTESS . Miss Joyce Stoles entertained at i . delightful bridge party on Toes-, ,J r adsy night, honoring Miss Anne Jes s t-. r j O'Sullivan, whose marriage; to ' I r. -Andrew DuVal Taylor, of Char , aJ Lumberton, will take place : tonay night at tne uernord 5u i cnurciu - s larj Towe was the winner of the prize for top score, while Miss Sara ' Brinn received the conso lation. . ' " " . : A salad course was served.-, i Those present included In addition to Miss 'Sullivan, Mesdames T. B. Smith, of Edenton, W. A. Williams, T. L. Jessup, Herbert Nixon," Henry Clay Stokes, and Misses Virginia Taylor, of Charlotte, Josephine Hef ren, Marjorie Hefren, Elizabeth Mor ris, Jessie Tayloe Newby,- Jocelyn Whedbee, Mary Helena Newby, Mary Towe, Ruth Alice Ward, Mary Onel la Relfe, Dorothy Elliott, Frances! Fowler, Ruth Davenport," Dorcas i Knowles. Snivev Roberson. . Elizabeth ! Stephens and Lillian Blanchard. KENDALL-SMITH Miss Edna E. Smith and Archie R, Kendall, were, married, at fhg. Bap tist Church in Hertford on Monday1 morning, the ceremony being per formed by the pastor, Rev. D. S. Dempsey. Mrs. Kendall, who has .recently been living in Washington, D. C, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, of Belvidere. The couple are making, their home in Washington. Interesting Wedding In Hertford Church Next Saturday Night The wedding of Miss Anne Jessup O'Sullivan, of Hertford, and Dr. Andrew DuVal Taylor, of Lumberton and Charlotte, will take place in the Hertford Methodist Church at 7:30 o'clock on Saturday evening, with the Rev. D. M. Sharpe, pastor of the church officiating. Miss Virginia' Taylor, of Charlotte, a sister of the bridegroom-to-be will be maid of honor, and the --bridesmaids will include Mrs. T. B. Smith, of Edenton, and Misses Joyce Stokes, Elizabeth Morris and Josephine Hef ren, all of Hertford. Dr. Taylor's best man will be Dr. E. L. Roberson, of Tarboro, and the ushers will include Dr. Luther Hedgepeth, of Lumberton; Dr. Rob Farr, of Chestertown, Md., Dr. Sam Wrenn, of Washington, D. C, and Robert Graham, also of Washington. Mrs. S. P. Jessup will entertain the bridal party, the immediate families and the out-of-town guests after the rehearsal on Friday night. After the wedding on Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jessup will rive a reception for the bridal party and out-of-town guests. Among those who are expected to come to the wedding are Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Kiser, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Colton and Miss Rosalie Colton, all of Charlotte; Mrs. W. H. Sterling, of Virginia Beach, Vs., Mr. and Mrs. George Bryant, of Petersburg, Va., Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Carney, Mrs. Ruth D. Gibbs, Miss Marion DuVal and Paul DuVal, all of Richmond, Va. and Mrs. M. H. Wright of Norfolk, Va.; Misses Margaret Richards, Beatrice Hoddinot, Irene Evans, Mrs. Brent Evans, Dr. Howard Mays, Miss Mabel Roth and Miss Margaret Sher man, of Baltimore, Mr., and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. O'Sullivan, Howard Chap man and Earl Pierce, of Norfolk, Va. 12 Hertford Ladies Plan Asheville Tour The Perquimans list of women who will Join the other home demonstra tion club members of Gates and Cho wan Counties on a bus tour to Ashe ville and other points in western North Carolina has been completed. Miss Gladys Hamrick, home demon stration agent of Perquimans, has announced that eleven Perquimans women will take the trip, leaving early Wednesday morning of next week. The Perquimans women who have enrolled for the trip are Mrs. Mary Hayman, Mrs. J. M. Fleetwood, Mrs. Nixon Hollowell, Miss Elizabeth Hollowell, Mrs. Stephen Perry, Mrs. Mattie Barclift, Mrs. Joe Turner, Mrs. T. A. Hurdle, Mrs. V. N. Dar den, IVi'S. Neal Spruill and Mrs. C. E. White. Miss Hamrick will also be a passenger on this trip. BELVIDERE NEWS Visitors at the home of Mrs. H. P. White Sunday were: Dr. and Mrs. J. W, Brown, Mr. and Mrs. R. L Leake of Rich Square, Mr. and Mrs, A. J. ' Otwell of - Ahoskie, Deborah Brown of Woodland, Robert Brown and children, Jean and Elton, of ItoriTa;-u .js J- - Miss Edith Trivette, who teaches at Colfax, ;is here fof the summer with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Trivette.- r Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Trivette were: Mr. and Mrs.i Walter Grantham, Jerry Brown and Louis Thomas of Guiliord. I gram and will, be so organized as to Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Layden, Miss j make it possible for all the dele Edna Layden. and Dick Layden spent gates to, take; the full course in re Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. . creation. This , jcourse will include Copeland. . - " Vesper' programsj music appreciation Miss Edna Smith and 'Archie Ken-, and song v leadership. The : philoso dell of Washington, D. C, were the phy of recreation, organizing, plann-week-end guests of; Mr.;and Mrs.'F.'T ing and conducting" recreation pro C. Smith. " .1 grams, by, actual demonstrations of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bunch and son, ' active games; qiiiet games, folk Miss Me'ta. Simpson, of Edenton, Os-' games,, etc.-- ' "'.t car Lamb and Mr. and Mrs.-Curtis : Thr registration fee of $5.CD covers Chappell spent Sunday with Mr. and the entire cost of board, rom "sn4 Mrs. C T. Rogerson. !tu' :.)n. Each; dele te r t Wng ' Mr. and Mrs, Paul Whetee of b-1 H.ien, towi's, t ' t t f'n. Washington, D. spent the week- ll,e irttor of t. ' " . 1, end with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Emi'n cf bs ' 1 1 ! i : -rp Mr. and Mrs. W." T. SaruA k J ss cf jo.-; jsof'i i jL)( .is their guests Sunday, llr. ani of div. j a t r. ?: , "ACCUSED AT XIII STATE Douglas Fairbanks,' Jr. and Dolores Del Eo in one of the scenw from "Accused" which will be seen at the State next Thursday. . ; Charlie Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Bill j Any young man or woman interest Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whedbee, led in taking advantage of this op Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shannonhouse, portumty fisr a few days of recrea- Kauialeen, Mildred and Gordon, Jr. I Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Huffman of Guilford were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. White. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Winslow, Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Winslow and children, Barbarah and Betty Jean and Florence Cox mC Gatesville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. White Sunday. Miss Anna Outland of Woodland spent the week-end with Miss Grace Chappell. Miss Allie Higgjns and Miss Flora Huffman spent the week-end with "Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Winslow. Roy Chappell. of Wilmington, Del., spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Chappell. Miss Attie Chappell has returned home after ,ane ruling two weeks in Wilmington,. Del Guests of Mr, and Mrs. E. L. Chap pell Saturday were: Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Huffman of Guilford, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lane and Walton, Lane of Burgess, Misses Alice, Mary and Anna Outland of Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Trivette, Miss Edith Trivette, Mrs. Sallie Chappell and Miss Elsie Copeland were din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Chappell Monday. Guests of Dr. E. S. White and sis ten Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Trivette aliil Miss Edith Trivette, Jerry Brown and Louis Thomas of Guilford. BETHEL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Catling and little grandsons, Arthur and Donald Delaney, of Norfolk, Va., apent the week-end with Mrs. Maggie C. Broughton. MiBS Louise .Thach of Yeoptm Sta tion spent the week-end with Miss es Thelma and Hatel Dail. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Rogerson and son, of Ballahack, visited Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Stallings Sunday afternoon. I ; Mr. and Mrs. Graham Moore and children, Herbert Charles and Doris were Sunday guests of Mrs. Moore's mother, Mrs. W. C Perry. Mrs. Joe White and little daughter Marion returned home Sunday from Gatesville, where they have been visiting friends. ' . Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Mansfield and daughters, Helen and Margaret Ann of Edenton,. (pent Sunday at the home of J. H. Mansfield. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Reed and son, Charlie Ford, of near Hertford, visit ed Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ward Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. fiobbs and sons William and Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Long spent ' Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lucious Butt at New Hope.' , . ' Miss Thelma Goodwin returned to her home at - Rocky Hock Sunday after a week's visit to . her grand mother, Mrs. W. C. Perry. ' Older Youth Conference P At State College ' (Continued from Page One) tertaining, including appointments, refreshments tor simple parties and afternoon tesJ; foods in relation to civic needs, stressing the community meal, community health and the school lunch, r.,"' ' S " ' Clothing -coves Oh for attention, as well as . home r management and home beautjfioation, all anhjecta in which young -ivomerf everywhere are IntereetedV .,- a - The recreation course will be de- i finitely a part of the evening pro- tion and instruction such as they have never had before can secure all necessacs' information from L. W. Anderson, County Agent, who is anxious ta enroll as many from Per quimans as possible. State Theatre News By A. S. F. These tew hot nights we have had recently have evidently shown the Perquimans public where they can find a cool and comfortable spot and at the same time be pleasantly enter tained. The mammoth cooling sy stem in the theatre makes the place more than ever attractive. "Man of the People," a story about a lawyer who was forced to double cross the public but who turns the tables and exposes the big shot crooks, is the feature for today at the State. Joseph Calleia and Flo rence Rice take the lead in this true-in-life picture. On Saturday Charles Starett, the handsome gun-toting cowboy, wilt appear again, this time in the picture "Dodge City Trail", a real western thriller that is full of comedy, music and action. Don't forget that ex. 8 p. m. two five-dollar bills will be given. The names of at least . a doaen Hertford persons were called, in ad dition to a number from out of town, before the two bills were given away. Among those whose names were called were Miss Sarah Ward, Mrs. L A. Ward, Mrs. T. R. Winslow, Joe Hill and Mrs. Kenneth . Miller, the latter two receiving the money. James Cagney, who take the title role in "Great Guy", will appear at the State on Monday and Tuesday. Greater than ever, is the dictum of those who have seen the dynamic, red-head Cagney in his latest picture with Mae Clark once again his lead ing lady, in a drama that exposes a Do you look Your Hair Telia , If you've lost Ae spirit of yovds yon can find b again quickly and SMUnxanywfahCUraLIfyoarbait UdtAandnnlnisretrtng of itreakii r ' ed wUh gray, CUrol wiO impart 'ttatotat celoff oc fffssf gg fbeife ' 1 gradually seawdv . .quickly. ' Dc'ttiUo4lostsotCUnic4aiid V Progressive CUirol as eomaaoa . oU-faablotted hair dye. Clairol i y does what nothing else can! In one simple treatment Clairol shaae poos, reconditions ajn'd TINTS AUt your beauncian or write now ' lot. TREE bookie FREE advice on care of bale and FREE beauty analysta. ' 1 . ' .: .''. ' cm Stwrty Xm, Clainl la, IHW(Mtklt,X.Y.C I f wr wr I S' . 4 niEB SmUm. ! n m.Ijw "" .J III 'll I I ..- VZ1 new kind of Public Enemy Food Rac keteers who prey upon the poor of a greatvcity. This picture 1 based on its popular Johnny Cave stories ori ginally published in . The Saturday Evening Post N, . - ' Joe E.; Brown, In his funniest role, "When's Your Birthday T" comes to the State Wednesday, Prize night Joe E.; Brown takes the part of a fortune teller in this show and he is as usual a scream. If you need an honest-to-goodness laugh don't fail to see "When's Your Birthday T" , Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., and Dolo res Del Rio appear .: together Thurs day in "Accused'', -a story about a beautiful lady who narrowly escapes being condemed on circumstantial Cultivator You Need This Spring in fliA liTrPninrnirlr.il a Arinff I.iiia aa hiv ' tM v vs ui P)R EXAMPLE, ask ua to show vou the McCormick : Deering New 4 Cultivator. 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