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: Return to -Wilson
Mrs. W. B. Clark and her three
'children,' Bill, Rosa Nelle and Eliza
"beth, returned to their home in Wil
son on Monday, after a visit to re
lativea fa Perquimans.
iUp From Nags Head
Mrs. Durwood Reed, who with her
family is spending some time at
Mags Head, was in Hertford for a
brief stay on Monday.
; To Attend Camp
' Zack Toms White will leave early
in July for Camp Mishemokwa, for a
stay of two months.
Miss Carlisle Improves
'Miss Sarah Carlisle, beautician at
Blanchard's Beauty Parlor, who was
quite ick last week, is convalescent
and is back at her duties again.
Guy Newby:,.Here',':: i,
Guy Newby, who has a Job at Nags
Head this summer, was in town for
a visit on Monday.
Mrs. Hawkins at Nags Head
Mrs. G. T. Hawkins, who, returned
on Thursday from Greenville, where
she spent two weeks visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. M. H. White, went to Nags
Head on Monday and is spending
some time at the Albemarle Cottage,
Nixons Return Home
Mrs. T. J. Nixon, Jr., Miss Helene
Nixon, Mrs. Herbert Nixon and Hoi
lowell and Frances Nixon have re
turned from Nags Head.
Returns Home
Mrs. J. R. Futrell and her son,
Richard, have returned to their home
WE WILL SELL AT ABSOLUTE
50 VALUABLE HOMESITES 5G
Kitty Hawk Beach
Commencing Promptly at 2:30
On the Grounds ... Rain or Shine
TERMS: Only a small cash payment, and
: balance easy, which will be an-
I nounced in detail day of sale.
SOUVENIRS FREE
. Simply as an advertisement we will give souvenirs to those at
tending the sale, including TWO LOTS, A FORD AUTOMOBILE and
CASH PRIZES. You do not have to buy or bid to participate for
souvenirs The only requirement is that you attend the sale, which
commences promptly at 2:30 o'clock, SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
JULY 3, 1937. - -l .
For Further Infofmatiffif'Wnte H. C. Player, Sales Manager,
Cre Virginia Dare Hotel, Elizabeth CUy, N. C
I United Auction Company
at Rich Square after a. jriait to rela
tives in Hertford ; ,
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- ' Florida Visitors Here
Mrs.lE. S. Douglas and' her two
daughters, Gloria and' Fern, former
residents of Hertford Vho now live
near aearwater. y Florida, are here,
visiting relatives..:;
Earl Copeland Returns
Earl Copeland will leave Sunday
for Greenville, Miss., where he holds
a position, after spending the past
month in Hertford with his parents,
Mr. and 'Mrs. L. J. Copeland
Visited Mrs. Lane
Mr, and Mrs. Bernard Powell and
baby, Fay, and Mr. and Mrs. Stan
ley Smith and little daughter, Shir
ley Rachel, of Norfolk, Va., were re-1
cent guests of Mrs. J. T. Lane.
j; XM)F SPEAKER j
Goes to West Coast
Ensign T. J. Nixon, III, U. S. N.,
who has been "visiting" his mother,
Mrs. T. J. Nixon, Jr., left Wednesday
for the West Coast to embark on his
ship. He will stop en route for a
visit to' Ensign Paul Riley, m Ark
ansas. SY
At Cams Perajuiaians
Ten children are enjoying the week
at Camp Perquimans this week, under
the chaperonage of Mrs. H. R. Win
slow. They include Billie Umphlett,
Frank Timberlake and Wayne Mas
sey, of Elisabeth City, Douglas Hol
land and Darrell Holland, of Raleigh,
Lillian McGowan, Martha McGowan
and Fannie Lou Winslow, of Ply
mouth and Ruth and Watt Winslow,
of Hertford.
Week-End in Raleigh
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Morris and
their two children, Pat and John,
spent the week-end in Raleigh, visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Morgan.
They were accompanied home by
Duke Morgan, Jr., who is the guest
of his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. E.
McM. Newby.
Mrs. Morrell and Daughter Here
Mrs. Fred Morrell and her little
daughter, Anne, of High Point, are
the guests of Mrs. Morrell 's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nachman.
Visiting in New .York
Miss Katherine Broughton, who re
cently returne'd from Duke Universi
ty and Norfolk, left Wednesday for
New York City, where she will visit
friends for a week.
M. G. -Mann, general manager of
the two largest cooperatives- in North
Carolina, Monday addressed more
than 3jjp0 cooperative leaden who
gathered at Ames, Iowa, from ail sec
tions of the Nation for the, thirteen
th session of the American Institute
of Cooperation.
The Institute represents moaethan
10,000 farmer-owned and farmer
controlled cooperatives with SvMMOt
members and patrons which last year
did a business of nearly two billion
dollars.
sang "I Love Yoa
lanfrhtjM- V i ' ,
M. John' Herbener,. Jr, of" Crad-
dock,; Va,; is visiting Mrs. J. W. Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond , Stanton
and daughter " spent Sunday . with
Mrs. Stanton's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Matthews, in Old Neck.;
M. and Mrs. Dempsey Winslow and
children and Mrs. John White spent
Sunday in Windsor with Mrs. Hay
wood White., - '
Mrs. J. W, tane, Mrs. Nonie No
well, Nonie Loa -Lane,: and their
house guests, Mrs. William . Powell
and daughter, Edith, spent Sunday in
Hertford visiting Mrs, Lula Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. A, R.' Winslow, Jr,
spent the week-en'd at Virginia
Beach. '-''v . . ;.y '
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB ; !
Mrs. J. B Basnight was a charm
ing hostess to her , bridge dub and
a number of other Mends at I
home near Burgess Thursday aw.
noon. " -. i "!"". . '
i The living . room and porch were
tastefully decorated with cut flowers
and potted plants where four tables
were arranged for bridge. ,
' Mrs. Carl Godwin was' awarded
the prize for high score and Mrs. C.
B. Parker received second high, (
Those- " present were ' Mrs. H. R.
Winslow, Mrs J.' G. Robinson, Miss
Ruth Winslow, and Miss Alice Rober
son of Hertford Mrs. W. B. Clark .
and Miss Elizabeth Clark, of Wilson, v
Mrs. C. B. Parker, Mrs. CTE. White
Miss Virginia Umphlett, Mrs. Den
nis Godwin, Mist Clara Sproill, Mrs. "
Carl Godwin, Mrs. J., B. Basnight,
Mrs.' Winston Lane, and Mrs. J. B. ;
.Basnight. , - ;-' , -
' The hostes served a course of lee
cream and pound cake. " - .. X-f '
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MAJESTIC RANGE SALE
Ends Saturday, Jnae 25
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FREE COOKWARE WITH EACH MAJESTIC
SOLD THIS WEEK ONLY
'Everything la Hardware and Supplies'
Edenton,N.C.
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WHY NOT KEEP KOOL
IN ONE OF OUR
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Miss Blanchard Here
Miss Lottie Lee BlanchanL of
J Elizabeth City.Ts spending "tiie week
with her mother. Mrs. Mamie Blanch
ard. ..
Visited at Wilson
Miss Spivey Roberson has return
ed from a visit to her aunt, Mrs.
Clark, in Wilson.
Visited Mrs. Johnson .
Herbert S. Harris, of Tampa, Fla.,
and Ambrose Harris, of Norfolk, Va.,
visited their aunt. Mrs. Charles
Miss Poplin Visiting Mrs. Johnson
Miss Elizabeth Poplin, who is con
ducting the Vocational Bible School
at the Hertford Baptist Church, is
spending this week as the guest of
Mrs. Charles Johnson.
Miss Hedges Coming
Mrs. E. B. Hodges, of Marion; Mr.,
will spend next week with Mrs. Char
les Johnson in Hertford.
Tropical Suits ..... -$12.95 - $15.95
Wash Suits . 1-.. $4.95 - $5.95 k $6.95
Wash Pants ....$1.00 to $3.50
Summer Underwear . 15c up
Summer Shoes .:.$2.0Q up
Straw Hats 1 98c to $2.00
Shirts ...... T:...$i.00 1.50 - $1.95
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the ceremony,
Truly.''
The bride had as her maM of
honor and only attendant her slater,
Miss Katherine Eason, who wore
yellow and brawn chiffon, with a
wide brim Leghorn hat with a brown
ribbon band. Her corsage waa of I POeO00OO0tO0O
Talisman roses;
The bride waa attractively grown-,
ed in a navy blue triple sheer erepe
suit, with a princess style jacket.
Her accessories were also of navy.
Her flowers were a corsage of Tal
isman rosea.
Mrs. Davis received her education
at Chowan College, Murfreesboro,
and Kings Business College. After
teaching in the Perquimans County
schools she took a position with- the
North Carolina Baptist Orphanage,
at Thomasville, which position she
has held for two years.
Mr. Davis is a prosperous farmer
and merchant, of South Mills, where;
the couple will make their home
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BAFriST BRIEFS .
Br HELEN MORGAN '
Circle Three of the W. M. S held
it3 regular monthly meeting on Mon
day niarht. with Mrs. L. N. Hollowell
as hostess. An interesting discus
sion relative to the subject, "The
Italian," was led by Mesdames Harry
Broutrhton. Joe Ward, G. R. Tucker
and Carlton Cannon. A delroious
sweet course was served by the hos
tess. The members attending were
Mesdames Harry Broughton, G. R.
Tucker, J. E. White. Carroll Hol
mes, Carlton Cannon, Guy Newby,
Joe Ward, T. L. Jessup, U; N. Dar-
den, L. N. Hollowell and Miss Helen
Morgan. Mrs. I. .A. Ward, president
of the W. M. S. waa a visitor. -v'r-Circle
Three will ' meet, at the
heme -of Mrs. U. N. Darden in July.
'fi The W. M. S. will sponsor a pic
nic for the Daily, Vacation 1 Bible
School on Friday afternoon at 8 o'
clock at Camp Peraulnums. -' .
There will be the regular worship
hoar on Sunday at 11 a. m with Rev.
D. S. ( Dempsey, . conducting - tha
preaching service. The Daily. Vaca
tion Bible School will have charge of
the evening- worship hour " ' ,
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DAYIS-EASQN ; . , .4
"I The wedding of Miss j. Marie Ea
son, daughten of Mr. and Mrs. W.
M. Eason. of Belvidere, to Charles
Harrison Davis, of South Mills, was
solemnized at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. R. P Downey, close ' friends of
Thursday, June 17 with the RevMr.!
Downey officiating,, using , the, ring
ceremony.,.. . t' ' ' '
' The Downey home was 4 decorated
with cut. flowers and ferns for, the!
occasion. Miss Anne Downey played
the wedding mus.ic. Miss - Je"ssie
Vraye Eason, young . sister 'of the,
brHe, lighted the candles. " i wore
a f.j.red silk dress with vel, t sash
nr.a .jier iiower weiu m 0 vi
sweet peas. -
i Mrs. W. P. Powney, j'j:t heforej
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Mr. - and Mrs. British Ward and
Miss Gladys Ward visited Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Matthews Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Hendrix and
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hendrix of Nor
folk, Va., visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Overman Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Hill and son,
Sam White and Miss Maude White
of Norfolk, visited Misses Annie and
Eliza White Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. A. R. Winslow, Sr is spend
ing some time with her daughter,
Mrs. Garland Atwater, at Virginia
Beach. vV-;
Mr. and Mr. British Ward, Miss
Gladys Ward and Mrs. Joe Overman
spent. Saturday afternoon in Elisa
beth Qty,
Mrs. C A. Bagley, ia able to be out
again after being very sick. .
Mrs. D. ' P. , Stallings ..- and Mary
Ruth Stallings spent Monday in Hert
ford with Mrs. C. O. Fowler. . .
Little I Nell Baxter Jackson of
Elizabeth' City spent last week ; with
her grandmoUier, Mrs. JD. P. Stall
ing. . '''''
.Doirt fail to ee "Mrs, "Apple and
her Corps'' at the community house
Friday evening, June 25, at 8 o'clock.
, There ."will, be V hour of - fun and
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