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TUB PERQUIMANS WrKLT, - ETTTO, W. g, ESSAY. JUNE 18, 1937 K if -TTv n-A TTL" Yir- tATl Baltimore Guest ? - Miss 'Mae Whaley, of Baltimore, . Md., is the guest of her sister, Mrs, E. W. Smith. Visits Parents Claude Brinn, who holds a position -let Nags Head, made a brief visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rosser Brinrf, this week. Attend Richmond Weddinx Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nachman and .fimily will attend the Nachman asTOitahead iwedding in Richmond on (Monday. They will be accompanied br Mrs. Fred Morrell, of High Point. Returns Te Kings Mountain - Mrs. G. F. Lattimore and her son, 'George, have returned to their home t Kings Mountain after a visit to Mrs. Lattimore's mother, Mrs. R. T -White. Mrs. Cherry Here Mrs. William C. Cherry, Jr., of Norfolk, Va., was, the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Jar. and Mrs. Corbin Dozier, on Wednesday and Thursday. 'Tim Riifus Brinn Life Guard " Tim Rufun Brinn has been appoint ed life guard at the Hertford Bath ing Beach by the Town Council. The young man is on duty each afternoon except Sundays from 2:30 until 6:30. Wedding Attendant Lieut. William K. Crawford, U. S. A., was an attendant at the Sawyer Glover wedding in Elizabeth City on Thursday of this week. Fayetteville Visitor Mrs. W. A. Gregory, of Fayette ville, is the guest of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Ida Gregory. With Towe Motor Co. Mrs. W. E. Spruill has accepted a position in the office of the Towe footer Co. vx , r Hill Ah rAK I 1 ,"'TT mjr t tit.' i l.w,.rtj , t, 9 jure, nerman winsiow uiiiuuou i$a house party this week at Camp Perquimans, the attractive recreation camp o nthe shore of Perquimans River in "Old Neck". Those enjoy inr the party were Florence Dar- den, Alice Roberson, Ruth Hollowell, Elisabeth Clark, of Wilson, Ruth Winsiow, Clarke Stokes, Billie Clark, -of Wilson, Mac White, Fred Cam .pen, Paul Tucker and Watt Winsiow, Surprise Shower In Honor of Bride-to-be Misses Hazel T. Twine and Kathe rine Eason were joint hostesses at a surprise miscellaneous shower given Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss Twine, near Belvidere in honor f J. Marie Eason, whose marriage to C Harrison Davis will take place soon. The house was beautifully decorat ed with cut flowers, a color scheme of pink and white being featured. As the guests arrived they were asked to write wishes for the bride in the bride's book. Later in the afternoon contests were enjoyed, with Miss Nina Riddick winning the prize in the Musical Romance which she moBt graciously presented to the bnde. The real surprise of the afternoon came when the honoree was asked to go on the porch where she found little Misses Christine and Lorene muujiuk witii a uaaiwcb tuppeu wii.ii a dainty little umbrella loaded with many beautiful and useful gifts, A delicious ice course with mints was served, the hostesses being as stated by Misses Jessie Maie Win slow, Pauline Levine, Jessie Wrae Eason and Blanche Chappell. Those present were Mesdames Dora Hinton, Ambrose Turner, Dempsey Winsiow, Eugene Twine, L, M. Twine, James Twine, W. H. Win alow, J. H. Stallings, Nurney Roun tree, Moody White, Maxey Stallings, Alton Stallings, W. L Winsiow, Maude Chappell, W. T. Smith, Jessie SAibell, A. F. Stalling!,: W. Rid jpifc'J. A. Riddick, Cherifs Riddick, vOkx Riddick, W. M. Efson, Far- vteat Wtggins. "m p Missat. Merle Asbell, Taeima Chap- ipeTL Christine Riddick, Lfflie Maie Riddick. Jessie Wrae Eason. Oriee Wineoiw, Blanche Chappell, May Ella Asbell, Mane Riddick, Mane Roun tree, Dixie Chappell, Mary Louise ChappeU, Bettie Lue Rountree, Ella Maie White, Lorene Riddick, Carol yn Jeesup, Joyce Stallings, Savannah Rountree, Faye Jessup, Juanita Stall ings, Helen Stallings, Jessie Maie Winsiow, Hazel Twine, Katherine Ea son, Pauline Levine, and the honoree. Those remembering the bride with , gifta were: Misses Mildred Hinton, Sarah Carlyle, Marrola Jolliff, Leola Twine, Wilma Jolliff, Virginia Eason, ADie Winsiow, .f Mesdames . Mattie Wirfte, W. G Cox, Lessie Perry, Ro bert Riddick,' Elmer Cannon, Jessie .Window, William Eason, J.J, Jolliff, Carrie Perry, J. A. Chappell. ' h - , 1 "" 11,1 1 " KoUries Tak2$ - , : plural-oi-notary, public Ladies' Council Of Bethlehem Church Has Monthly Meet The Ladies Council of Bethlehem Christian Church held its regular monthly meeting Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. S. I. Cullipher. The vice president, Mrs. Reuben Stallings presided. The time of the meeting was changed from Friday to Wednesday before the second Sunday in each month.' 'Aftlr"the- bvfefhew eessioH was over a Drosrram was rendered by Mrs. E. Y. Berry. The subject, "Sharing Love's Treasures," read ings on the subject by Mrs. E. Y, Berry, Mrs. C. E. Cannon, Mrs. Gar land Stanton, and Mrs. Reuben Stall ings. A trio by Mrs. J. Ed Lane, Mrs. S. I. Cullipher and Mrs. W. M HarrelL The meeting was dismissed with the Lord's Prayer. A social hour was then enjoyed and the hostess served cake and lemonade. Those present were Mesdames E. Y. Berry, W. A. Russell, W. JN. White. B. A. Berry, T. M. Farmer, J. Ed Lane, Reuben Stallings, W. M. Marrell, C. E. Cannon, S. I. Cullip her and two visitors, Mrs. Garland Stanton and Mrs. Clarence Lane. WHITESTON NEWS Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Winsiow spent last week visiting their children at Horaiwake. Whalewille. Va., and Chuckatuck, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Mercer Winsiow and sons, Floyd and Clarence, spent Fri day in Elizabeth City. Mr. Montgomery, of Washington, was the week-end truest of Miss Mildred Hinton. John R. Jolliff, of Portsmouth, Va.. scent the ' week-end here with his mother, Mrs. Lizzie Jolliff. Rev, and Mrs. Marvin Jolliff and daughter, Margaret, of Gatesville, visited relatives in the community Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Mary S. Winsiow, of Norfolk, Va., has been visiting relatives here for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Whtie and children, Thurman and Evelyn, of Norfolk, Va., were week-end guests of their mother, Mrs. Mary J. White. Hugh White, Murray White and Sidney Winsiow, of Winston-Salem, Berry Lee White, of Sunbury, and A. N. Winsiow spent last Thursday at Ocean View, Va., fishing. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hugh White and baby daughter, Dorcas, returned to their home in Winston-Salem .Tues day after visiting Mr. White's moth er, Mrs. Mary J. White, for some time. Missionary Society Meets At Wood ville The Missionary Society of Wood ville Baptist Church met Tuesday afternoon at the church. The devotional was in charge of the president, Mrs. Johnnie Bray. The topic for the month, "The Ital ian," was discussed. Quite an in teresting meeting was held. Those taking part on the pro gram were Mrs. Johnnie Bray, Mrs. J. C. Wilson, and Miss Myrtle Own ley. Those present were Mrs. Johnnie Bray, Mary Bray, G. W. Gregory, Mrs. Henry Swayne, Mrs. Rupert Stanton, Mrs. Edward Gregory, Mrs. Walter Wood, Mrs. T. C. White, Sr., Mrs. J. C. Wilson, Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. W. A. Hoggard, Mrs. M. R. Griffin, Mrs. H. C. West, Mrs. Ar thur Bogue, Misses Beulah Bogue and Myrtle Ownley. , Vice Always Hiding Vice knows she's ugly, so puts on her mask. Benjamin Franklin. BAPTIST BRIEFS By HELEN MORGAN The Vacation Bible School is off to a good start, there were 84 en rolled Tuesday (second day), Every one of the 84 ia busy doing some- thmg.during 5the twornd ene-half hourf JHie; schdW is in tessioa. Tbe eoinTOeneement eliereise will .Be Sun day night June 27, the public ia in vited t WenL; At the commence ment exercise a demonstration of at least a part of the work done dur ing the tw6 weeks will be given. The Junior Choir made its first appearance Sunday night under the directorship of . Miss Eliaabeth Pop lin, many compliments have been paid both the-choir and Miss Poplin. The Junior Choir will sing again next Sunday night Come and hear them. ; r The Associational B. T, V. Con vention -will meet with the Hertford I Baptist Church Thursday June 24, there will be two sessions of the convention instead of three as here to-fore. - Three p. M. and 8:00 P. M, the doors are open and a wel come extended to all who will attend this convention. " ' - ' Two large eonirrerations attended the. services last Sunday and more Interest than usual is bsk? maai--. ' " 1 1111 1 "I ' "")'")""' i tmmm: '& . - . ' f yiSSijSSs' Warren William, Karen Morley )n "outcast" on Wednesday (Pnze Increase Ii Number Of Tourists Passing Through Hertford A large increase in the number of automobile tourists traveling to and through Hertford this summer, is indicated in the announcement made today by J. E. Winsiow and E. L. Winsiow, of the Winsiow Oil Co., Shell distributors in Hertford and vicinity, that Shell Union Oil Cor poration will furnish free tourist ac commodation directories to automo bile travelers this year, containing complete information on all tourist cottages and trailer camps on high ways leading into Hertford. It is expected that several hund red thousand copies of these direc tories will be distributed by the Shell Touring Bureau to motoring vacationists from every state in the Union. The directories are pocket size, and were compiled during the past three months by a squad of investi gators who covered every main-traveled highway in the country. Prices, types of .facilities available, exact lo cations, sizes and types of accommo dations, and other . information of value to tourists are all listed. The Shell accommodation guides are said to be the only directories of this .kind available and will be given out by travel agencies and Shell ser vice stations. According to the announcement, the accommodation guides are one of three new exclusive features be ing introduced by the Shell Touring Bureau, Radio City, New York, this summer, to promote automobile tra vel in this section of the country. 'History Tips" books, listing near by points of historical interest, and "Tour Tips" guide-books, describing pleasure resorts, parks and scenic views, will likewise be distributed free to motorists at Shell service stations. The "Tour Tips" books also include the dates and places of all celebrations sports events, fairs and festivals that will take place near here this summer and next fall. The Shell Touring Bureau main tains three central offices, in New York City, St. Louis, and San Fran cisco, to answer mail inquiries for touring and routing information. Its services are available free to car drivers with no obligation. The pur pose of the Bureau is ..to promote automobile travel. MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS The Winfall-Cedar Grove Mission ary Society met with Mrs. David Trueblood at her home at Winfall Tuesday evening. The devotional was conducted by Mrs. J, I. Nixon. An interesting program was enjoyed with Mrs. J. V. Roache, Mrs. J. L. Delaney and Miss" E. N. Miller tak ing part Mrs. Miller presented spiritual life. Mrs. Trueblood served ' delicious ice cream and cake to the- following members: Mesdames W. G. Hollowell, E. N. Miller, J. V. Roache, J. R. Roach, J. L. Nixon, J. H. Baker, W. W. Trueblood, A. R. Winsiow, Sr J. L. Delaney, Haywood Proctor, D. L. Barber, Emma Hendrix, J. S. Leigh, Claude White, J. WV Nowell, D. T. Stallings and D. R. Troebtood -.v- CIRCLE MEETING K ' - ! The Young Woman's Circle of the Missionary Stdtttr'PmitsiNk.ti Miss Gladys Ward at- her home, at Win fall Tuesday night The devotional was a responsive reading. Those taking part in the program were: Miss Myrtle Umphlett, Mrs. Bill Bagleyr Mrs. A. R. Winsiow, Jr., Mrs. W. H. Mathews, ; Mrs. Jesse Stanton, and Miss Mary "Elizabeth White. The hostess served delicious ice cream and cake to the following: Mrs. '.Jesse Stenton, Mrs W. H. Mathews, Mm A.' R. Winsiow, Jr, Mrs. Leonard Winsiow, Mm. -Bill Bagley, Mrs. George Jackson, Miss Myrtle Umphlett, Miss Gladys Ward, Miss Bessie J. Ward, and Miss Mary Elisabeth White, ' :---:f I't- ' WKNrS ROAST AT VTZXCd Miss jMsie Baker, of .Will, en tertained a few of her frio-Js.at a weLier roast Thursday evei-Ing, the oee'z'.r t '? her eiztht and Lewis Stone who will be shown Night) at the State Theatre. where games were played, after which they roasted weinera. The guests then returned to the home of cneir hostess, where they were served lemonade and cake by Miss Baker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H Baker. The guests included Misses Jessie and Gertrude Baker, Minnie Shirley Umphlett, Helen Morgan, Daisy Proctor and Gladys Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bagley, John Bissette and Raleigh Minton, of Elizabeth City, and Vick Stallings. LIEUT. CRAWFORD VISITS HIS MOTHER IN HERTFORD Lieut, William Riddick Crawford, who was graduated from West Point this week, is at home with his moth er, Mrs. L. R. Crawford, for a visit. Mrs. Crawford and her daughter Mrs. Arthur R. Woods, Jr., of Phil adelphia, who is visiting her mothei here, attended the graduating exer cizes and "were guests of Col. anc Mrs. S. Benj. Arnold, at Garrison, N Y.. for several days. Lieut Crawford is the son of thr late Capt Louis R. Crawford, of the U. S. Air Corps. Explanation for Fairy. Rings Nature Magazine says that the circular formation of fairy rings is assumed by a number of differ ent varieties of fungus. A single spore may start the ring. The spawn spreads outward in all directions under the soil The center eventual ly dies from lack of nutriment and the circle continues to widen on the outer side, as fresh soil nourishes the plants. CHAPANOKE NEWS Miss Edna D'Orsey has returned tc her home in Washington, D. C, aftei a pleasant visit with her sister, Mist Waverley D'Orsey. She was accom pained home for a visit by Misser Hilda Hobbs of Hertford and Waver ley D'Orsey. Misses Ruth R. Wilson and Louise Wilson were visitors in Elizabeth City Monday. Mrs. Ralph Mercer and Mrs. Ed ward Gregory were guests of Mrs. George Gregory Tuesday. 'Mrs. M. R. Griffin and Mrs. Wal ter Wood, of Wood ville were in Elizabeth City Tuesday. Mrs. Cecil Garrett and baby were guests of Mrs. Daisy Perry Satur day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Perry and Miss Dorothy Perry spent Sunday after noon with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ale xander. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Alexander were Hk ttv. I laakai M. Ml ' ttaaja I'snaftt ak,a.aj av iJ wwaf"n aevaaf .wsav jasafawjfc y vavvtP efy St ffiiwt a M sharie S-ka-1 1 w sswy swesBB'BT fjVfjafasifJSat "si' -" t' " CJolral Sm what aNV site teal Atk yaw hooMMan, VMM far rV9 eewklei HIH cnIvIm ee eeve f Im!1 mI m niy lyiliy ; - t. s--e-e- a S- t- j - - - a.j. --'.' K't r leanieiive mam eyee eer Kstsreffy Y", A 'f "1 . i t Wit Vw. 'W.JI la.artrSliii.niiaMai, . v Bl l IHk SU mm ja,H I Goodbye V to Grey Hair v I Foreverl" I in Elisabeth City Friday. - - Mrs. John Symone made a business trip to Elisabeth City . Friday. Mrs. Daisy Perry and Mrs. J. C Wilson were visitors in Elizabeth f Mrs! Ruth' Bobbins of . Elizabeth City, spent Sunday with her parents, mr. ana .jars, w, w. Lewis. Mrs. Arthur Bogue and Miss Beu lah Bogue were in Elizabeth City Monday. ' ' , Mrs. J. P. Elliott had as her din ner guests Sunday Mr., and Mrs. Tho mas White of Winfall ind Miss Lo nise Wilson. . . . Mrs. Henry Elliott spent Tuesday with her mother, near Elizabeth City. Tim Trueblood, spent Sunday in Norfolk, Va., with friends. IS DUAL AXE SLAYER, SAYS JAMBS FELTON . (Continued from Page, One) The Sheriff got his confession Monday. Felton or White, admitted that he killed the man, Willie, whose last name he did not know. B tapped him on the head with an ax ne saia. alter they had had sonv trouble over the divisions of th spoils in a skin game. He took 32-20 revolver off the body of Willi and sold it he said. He explained to the Sheriff hi reason for. killing Hattie Simpson. also. Hattie knew too much. She knew about Willie. James had told her about that Moreover, after they had the trouble, James and Hattie, Hattie had threatened to tell After the little affair with Willie James says he shot another man, a white man, but he doesn't know whether the man died or not This happened on the road between Jens--ins' Bridge, Va., and Pocomoke Cfty.l Md, He was merely holding up this man, doing a little highway robbery job, when he shot him. He says he didn't get any money. The man J I MAJESTIC 1 I .n"bTl RAMGB CgpET I M . DURING QUE SPECIAL SALE JUNE Si . 28 B ' Ift at bride liM uaiafto bat. Thtft wfcht g-wl tiif 'l-tff I R tc nmt to Mut in rid with t w na$ iw tH.lt ant chmaiui ' I tfaiaik (HH Now bnmr Nw - Ct with baktltt koobl, art , I 9 qwltl7. Eur Mra andsbl. - tjm' Black boanaw tnt tmUJ Oyrum ESardnare Go. "Everything la Hardware and Supplies" Edenton,N.C C0r. in ! SEE ACTUAL PROOT that Meter Miser Savings pay for a TrigidaiM and Pay you a Profit Besides.' 1 . ,- i- $175,001- i . ew'.Bgssr ''7 '.9i;-''Sf " "i 1 dldnt have any. He further told t Sheriff , that, though the man f when he shot him; he didn't kjiov whether he died or not , .? Whether - or not the killer, who is 81 years old, will be taken to Vir ginia for trial, has not yetbeen as certained. k h? 'ft t. V w ,j . , Classified Legals NOTICE Sale of Valuable Property By virtue of a Mortgage Deed ex ecuted to me by L. Felton Hunter for- certain purposes therein men tioned . which said Mortgage .-Deed Dears oate May 7, 1827, and Is re gistered in the office of the Regie ter of Dees oT Perquimans Counftr in Book 16, Page U73, 1 shall on July . 18, 1937, at 12 'o'clock noon offer fon. , sale at Public Auction, for cash, at the Court HftllBA Annr in TtarttnrA T- N. C, the property conveyed Wme In said Mortgage: One house and lot in the Town of Hertford, Hertford Township, Per quimans County, N. C, described as follows: Beginning on Market street in the Town of Hertford at G. 13. 1 Chance Estate lot and running thence ' westerly along said street 48.3 feet, , thence southerly 100 feet to a lot -belonging to one Alford, thence east erly 48 feet to G. H. Chance Es tate tot thence northerly along said v Chances line fb the place of the be ginning, being lot of land this day conveying to the said L. Felton Hun ter, by E. Leigh Winsiow and J. E. Winsiow, trading as the Hertford Wholesale Company. See said deed ' for further description. This, the 17th day of June, 1937. - S. M. WHEDBEE, Trustee. June 18 26 July 2 9 (' J 7J: fMtf, ttti Of Taj Meat Ham Sje fWi ttti a Caiaw Cast ta twa kaa Ybirth- 1 Ji "rsiai public , festsd. " t, Az?. lie rsrty, went to t
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