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THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY. HERTFORD,' N. C. FRIDAY, JTTLY 2. 1937"
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OTE PERQUIMANS
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Published every Friday at The
Perquimans Weekly effice ln flu
Gregory Building, Church ' Street
Hertford, N. C.
MATTIE LISTER WHITF. ,, Editor
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FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1937
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR WEEK
WAITING FOR GOD: For since
the beginning of the world men have
not heard, nor perceived by the ear,
neither hath the eye seen, O God,
for him that waiteth for him.
Isaiah 84:4.
HERE'S TO THE RIVER
Never before was so much river
craft seen on the Perquimans. Speed
boats of various types, sail boats,
row boats, launches, and even one
beautiful yacht, afTof which find
harbor at the end of the day in
Hertford, are seen daily now on the
river.
Whether the present generation is
more keenly aware of the possibili
ties of pleasure in boating, especial
ly during the hot weather when it is
always cool on the water, or whether
their actions merely result from
having more time for pleasure than
their fathers had, the young people
of today are certainly taking advant
age of every opportunity to enjoy the
river, this summer more than ever
before.
Always there has been much pass
age of boats up and down the river.
A great deal of freight comes to
Hertford by boat, particularly gaso
lene and oil. Logs are towed regu
larly to the mill here by tug, have
been for many, many years. The
river has always been important. In
fact, the first settlers traveled al
most entirely by bdat,' as the Indians
did before them, building their homes
on the river front. Fishing was al
ways carried on.
It has taken a long, long time,
howevy, for our people to see the
possibilities for pleasure on the river
even to appreciate its beauty. True
ther were always some who did. Al
ways there was the occasional sail
ing party, always there were a few
boats on the vater in tha late even
ing. Not so ioiig ago the river front
did not attract the home bjilder in
Hertford as it has done for the past
twenty years or so.
The prettiest and the most impos
ing of the pleasure craft is the
beautiful new yacht owned by Dr.
C. A. Davenport. It is a fine little
ship and is equipped with every gad
get and contrivance for the conven
ience of the skipper and hi 3 guests,
and the genial doctor and his charm
ing wife frequently entertain their
friends, on the boat.
In addition to the yacht there is a
pretty little runabout owned by
Charles E. Johnson and Dr. John
Zachery, a launch owned by the J.
C. Bh chard family, one owned by
Silas M. Whedbee and another by A.
R. Winfall, a sailboat belonging to
William Hardcastle and one to Billy
and Paul Tucker, and numerous
others, to say nothing of the many
rowboats.
Dr. T. P. Brinn has a jaunty little
motor boat which is often seen on the
river, too, frequently with Mrs. Brinn
at the wheel, for not only the men
enjoy, the river sports, our women
like them as well.
It is a great privilege to live on
this beautiful stream and it is good
that more of us are becoming aware
of its beauty and of its possibilities
for pleasure.
Here's to the River!
CHAPANOKE NEWS
Charts Johnson of Hertford was
here on business Saturday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Leary, Mr3. S.
M. Woodley and daughter, Wilche3
ter, Mrs. Cecil Daughty and daugh
ters, Mary and Sidney and Miss Len
nie R. Paterson, of Norfolk, Va., were
guests of Mrs. John Asbell Satur
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Branch and
small son.. Arthur of Portsmouth,
were dinner guests of Mrs. Branch's
mother, Mrs. P. L. Griffin.
Mrs. Sue Perry and nephew, Irvin
Stokley, of Elizabeth City, have re
turned after a visit to Mrs. C. L.
Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Elliott and
niece, Miss Iris Elliott, spent Thurs
day in Norfolk, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Boyce, of Ty
ner, visited Mr. and Mrs. John As
bell Friday.
Dutwood Towe, of Washington, D.
C, and Mr. and Mrs. Forest Towe
of Charlottesville, Va., have returned
after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. C P.
Qumcy. ;..
, , !v Kenneth Jarvis, of Elizabeth City
";- was here on business Tuesday. i
, Mrs. " Emmett. Stallings spent
; Thursday.- afternoon ; in Elizabeth
City and attended the show it Caro-
Una. '' '
Mrs. P. L. Griffin left Sunday for
Portsmouth, Va., where she will
spend several days with her daugh
ter Mrs. Roy Branch." --v
Miss" Lena Symons is spending the
week with her niece,' Mrs. Emmett
StaHings.
' Mrs'. Bertha" Whitehead was the
dinner gijist of Mrs. Carson Har
.rell, near Hertford, Sunday.' - -Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Elliott and
daughter, Dorothy, are spending the
week-end in Norfolk.
Mm J .C. Wilnnn anil MiRSftS To
nice and Susie Mae Wilson were) in
Elizabeth City Tuesday afternoon,
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. Caleb J. Raper delightfully
entertained at Mrs. W. W. Chappell's
Saturday afternoon from 3 until 6
o'clock in honor of the 5th birthday
anniversary of her little daughter,
Lina.
Games were played during the
afternoon and the little guests were
served ice cream and cake. A dain
ty white birthday cake with eight
candles aglow centered the dining
room table. The honoree received
many beautiful and useful gh'ts.
Those present included: Zenova,
Jean, Willie Mae Chappell, Pzuline
Smith, Preston Copeland, Thelma hi
liott, Eunice Chappell, Florence
Monds, Gladys Chappell, Jean Chap
pell, Sybil Monds, Harvey Chappell,
John Ward, Madge Ccland, Mildred
Lamb, Elodia Lamb, Artelia Lamb,
Datmigan Lane, Trythenes Lane, No
na Marie and Margaret Raper.
PINEY WOODS
G. W. Chappell and Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Chappell and daughter, Jean,
have returned home after spending
a few days with friends and relatives
in Philadelphia, Pa.
N. W. Chappell and Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Chappell made a business trip
to Elizabeth City Tuesday.
Mrs. E. N. Chappell and son, Tho
mas, made a business trip to Eliza
beth City Saturday.
Mr. ifxd Mrs. Graham Twine, Mrs.
Oliver Twine, Lillian and Horace
Twine visited Mr. and Mrs. Gilliam
Twine. Sunday.
MT. SINAI SOCIETY MEETS
The Woman's Missionary Society
of Mt. Sinai Baptist Church met
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Miss Mamie Stallings. Mrs. E. U.
Morgan led the devotional and Mrs.
B. F. Jordan led in prayer. Mrs. T.
E. Morgan was in char of a very
interesting program with the follow
ing members taking part: Mrs. Effie
Miller, Mrs. E. U. Morgan and Mrs.
Charlie Umphlett. Mrs. D. S. Demp
sey gave a very interesting talk.
Delicious ice cream and cake was
served to the following: Mesdames
Wallace Morgan, Harvey Stallings,
Robert Stallings, Jr., B. F. Jordan,
H. D. Hurdle, Clifton Morgan, Effie
Miller, J. V. Stallings, Robert .Stall
ings, Sr., E. U. Morgan, George
Roach, Author Pierce, Ernest Sta'.l
ings, T. E. Morgan, T. E. Madre,
Charlie Umphlett and Misses Mamie
Stallings and Celesta Godwin. Visi
tors were Mrs. D. S. Dempsey and
Mrs. Kenneth Miller.
PENDER ROAD NEWS
Mrs. Norwood Spruill and child
ren of Fentress, Va., spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Umphlett
Mr. and Mrs. William Miller and
four children visited Mr. and Mrs. A.
L. Lillie Sunday afternoon.
Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. Reu
ben Stallings Sunday afternoon were
Miss Rosa Lassiter, Miss Blanche
Davenport, Mrs. R. A. Perry, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Russell and children.
Mrs. J. L. Bateman, of near Pen
der Road is on the sick list this
week.
Mrs! Thomas Matthews has return
ed home from the Albemarle Hospi
tal. J. B. Perry motored to Elizabeth
City Sunday afternoon.
Those visiting Mrs. J. L. Bateman
Sunday were Mrs. C. B. Parker, Mrs.
Irvin Wheubee, Mrs. Roy Harrell,
Mrs. Billie Whedbee, Mrs. J. E.
Eaves, Mrs. Charlie Elliott, Mrs.
Wilbur Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Eaves and two children.
Mrs. Amelia Russell, of Norfolk,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
C. M. Umphlett and son, Beverlyn
Russell.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Proctor and
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Proctor were
Sunday dinner guests of their pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Proctor.
Mrs. B. M. Jones is visiting her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. John B. Eaves, near Norfolk,
Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Barrington
and son, of near Edenton and Mr. and
Mrs. Carlton Cannon and children of
Hertford, visited Mr. and Mrs. W
H. Harrell Sunday afternoon.
Rev. W. O. Henderson filled his re
gular appointment at Bethlehem
Christian Chruch Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. - -
The Ladies Council of Bethlehem
Christian Church will hold its regu
lar monthly-meeting at the home of
Mrs. F; M. Farmer, Wednesday after
noon, July 7, at 8 o'clock, All mem
bers are urged to attend. - '
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT:
Born to Mr. and Mrs.--Anthony El
liott, f Chapanoke, June ,26th a boy
11 pounds. . Mother .and. son do
ing nicely. ' - ,
Funeral Services,-;
;For J. H. Copeland
; J. H. Copeland, 87, died ' at his
home near Belvidere at 6:80 'o'clock
on Tuesday morning. rt '
. Funeral services were conducted at
Piney. Woods ; Friends Chvfch, of
which he was a member, at 8 o'clock
on Wednesday afternoon, ' with the
pastor, Mrs. Bertha White Smith, of
ficiating, and burial was made in the
family "burying ground. '
Mr. Copeland, who was a promi
nent farmer of the Belvidera section,
was an outstanding citizen of the
community, a man of fine Christian
character, honored by all ,whb knew
him. : J
He is survived by nine children, R.
H. Copeland, Freeland M. Copeland
and B. W. Copeland, all of Belvidere;
Mrs. A. J. Parrish and Mrs. J. T.
Lane, of Hertford; Mrs. L. E. White
head, of Suffolk, Va., Mrs, Algic
Hall and Mrs. - Josiah - Chappell, of
Whaleysville; three sisters, Mrs. A. J.
Hobbs, of Corapeake, Mrs. George
Chappell, of Belvidere, and Mrs.
Tom Jordan, of Ryland; 42 grand
children and 7 great- grandchildren.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS
The Woman's Missionary Society
of Oak Grove met on Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. W. W. Lewis. Mrs.
W. W. Lewis presided. Mrs. George
Jackson told about "Christian Mis
sions and Leaven in Japan," an J
Mildred Lewis about the "Missionary 1
council meeting in wmuon.
Refreshments were served at the !
close of the meeting. Those present :
were: Mesdames George Jackson,
jonn a. jacKson, w. W. .Lewis, w. I.
Lewis, W. H. Overman, Misses Mild
red and Doris Lewis, Gracie and Mat
tie Ferrell and Rev. W. G. Lowe.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. ,D. S. Darden entertained a
party of young friends of her
daughter, Elizabeth, on Tuesday
night at a theatre party, in honor of
the young lady's eleventh birthday.
After enjoying the show at the
Uw , Windsor, who before her recent mar
tertained at the home, where '.he, ' ... ..... ,,,
pretty birthday cake, after the glow-
ng candles were all blown out, was
cut and served with ice cream.
Those present, in addition to the
honoree, were Gloria and Fern Doug
las, of Clearwater, Fla., Barbara
Winslow, Duke Morgan, Betty Win
slow, Francis Nixon and Billy
Blanchard.
SURPRISE PARTY
Miss Kathryn Copeland was givsn
a delightful surprise party on Friday
night, honoring her birthday anni
versary, when a group of fer friends
gathered at her home.
The honoree received a number of
attractive birthday gifts and the
young people played games and en
joyed music, after which delicious ice
cream and cake were served.
Those present included Misses
Merle Blanchard, Ruby Lee and
Gladus Bunch, Dorrie Mae Chappell,
Fannie Mae and Helen Coffield, Beu
lah, Barie and Irene Copeland, Nita
Overton, lea Mae Stallings and Avis
Ward; Marcus Bass, Clarence Bass,
'Tite" Blanchard, Edlton Bunch,
James Thomas, Tilford, Melvin and
Delton Copeland, Milton Evans,
Richard Hinton, Edward Haste, Wal
ter Harrell, Lloyd Pele, Charlie
Peele, Carson Stallings, Sam White
man and James Wright.
BURGESS NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Mathews visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hobbs at
Smalls Cross Roads Sunday after
noon. Mr. and Mrs. John Chappell were,
the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Basnight
Miss Clara Spruill is spending
some time with friends in Norfolk,
Va.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Parker, Mr. and
Mrs. N. C. Spivey and Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Basnight were among those at
tending the show of the Flying Aces
at Elizabeth City Air Port Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Winston Lane visit
ed her mother, Mrs. J. T. Jordan
Sunday.
Mrs. R. L. Spivey has returned to
Hertford after spending some time
with her daughter, Mrs. J. B. Bas
night BELVIDERE CLUB MEETS
A most enthusiastic meeting of
the Belvidere Home Demonstration
Club was held Wednesday afternoon,
June 23, at the home of Miss Emma
L. White and sisters, with the pres
ident, Mrs. L. J. Winslow, presiding.
The meeting was opened by singing
"Darling Nellie Gray" and "Juanita",
after which the devotional was con
Hot Weather is Here-r
Beware1 of
" Have you ever ooticed tnat to
- Wry hot weather your organs of
: digestion and elimination seem to
i become torpid or lazy? Your food
sours, forms gas, causes belching,
- heartburn, and feeling 'of rest
lessneis and IrrltabtUty; Perhaps
f you may hf.ve eick - t;sdache.
. nauses and dtalnt3s or
spells on suddenly rising. Your
:;i tongue omoy be coated, your Com
plexion ' bilious and your . 1 31
actions sluggish or Insufficient' ;
Bible School Gets
, Off To Good Start
The vacation" Bible School which is
being conducted at the Hertford
Methodist Church, under the direction
of Ewart Watta,: is off to a good
start, with a corps Of -local instruc
tors who a I making the classes in
teresting for the young people who
attend. . t .
Mr. Watts is a ministerial student
at Duke University. 'Hewill oe in
Hertford for ten weeks, during which
time he will Work with the young
people. After the vacation school is
over, which will be at the end of next
week, he will be active in directing
recreational activities, a definite pro
gram of which will be' announced
later.
In the vacation Bible School four
courses are being taught. They in
clude, in the Beginners Department,
"Our Happy World"; in the Primary
Department, "Our Daily Bread"; in
the Junior Department, "The Land
Where Jesus Lived,"; and for the in
termediates "Studies of Our Bible."
The teachers include Miss Doro
thy Elliott, Miss Ruth Elliott, Mrs.
L. C. Winslow, Mrs. R. R. Malle
Miss Joyce Stokes, Mrs. R. M. Rid
dick and Misses Mary Field and Lila
Budd Stephens, assistants of Mrs.
Riddick.
GUILD MEETS
St f!t.irin('s Guild vf th Fniscn-
pal met on Monday night at
tne home of Mr8 W- H- Hardcastle.
prsent included Mesdames E.
j. Broughton, L. R. Crawford, R. B.
q0Xj jj q winslow, J. E. Winslow,
s . p jeSsun. James Barber. T. J.
Nixon, Sr., H. A. Whitley, Brooks
Whedbee, Hollowell Nixon and Misses
Mae Wood Winslow and Emily Skin
ner. MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
Mrs. Edward Gregory and Mrs. W.
L. Wood were joint hostesses at a
miscellaneous shower at the home of
the latter Wednesday evening in
honor of Mrs. Johnnie Walker of
. . . .
green was carried out in the decora
tions and refreshments. Contests
were enjoyed during the evening with
Mrs. Grace Jackson and Mrs. Leonard
Winslow winning prizes. The bride's
cake was then cut with Mrs. Edward
Gregory cutting the ring, Mrs., Leo
nard Winslow the thimble, Mrs.
Ralph Mercer the pin, and Mrs. W.
L. Wood the dime. The honoree was
the recipitent of many lovely and,
useful gifts. Those present were:.
Mesdames George Powell, of Winfall,
J. C. Hobbs of Nixonton, Mary Bray,
Johnnie Bray, G. W. Gregory, J. B
HnmnhripR. C. A. Battle. R. L.
Perry, Willie Sherlock, Tom Willey.j
W. H. Bateman, Grace jaexson oij
New Hone. Irvin Turner of New.
Hope, Moody Haskett of Nixonton,
M. R. Griffin, Tom White, Wendell
Matthews, L. F. Winslow of Winfall,
Johnnie Gregory, Walton Wood, Ed-j
ward Gregory, W. L. Wood, M. M.
Spivey of New Hope, Misses Myrtle
Ownley, Eula West Louise Wilson,
Beulah Bogue, Ruth Wilson, Edith
Midgette and Frances Singleton of
Elizabeth City, Daphne Willey and
master Leonard Winslow, Jr., of Win
fall. WEINER ROAST
The intermediate boys and girls of
Bethel Sunday School had a most de- j
lightful wiener roast Wednesday
night ajt the home of their teachers,
Mr. ang Mrs. R. S. Chappell. ' Many
enjoyable games were played. Lemon
ade was also served.
Those enioyintr the eveninsr were
as follows: Madge Long,1 Blanche
Goodwin, Nell Williams, Eunice Long,
Margaret Standin, Sarah Chappell,
Louise Mansfield, Evelyn Long,
Eloise . Keaton, Cornie Lee Ward,
Mary Inez Chappell, Clarence Phil
lips, Wallace Hobbs, Julian Long,
Maynard Fleetwood, Vance Proctor,
Emmett Long, Alphonsa Goodwin,
Frank Ward, Howard Long, George
Chappell, Henry Barber, Edgar Long,
R. S. Chappell, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs.
R. S. Chappell.
WOODVILLE NEWS
Mrs. H. I. Fowler, who sustained
injuries in an accident .recently, is In
the Albemarle Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Harrell, of
Norfolk, were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. E. R. Whedbee of Hertford
Route 3. .
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mercer, of
Weeksville, were Sunday visitors in
Woodville. . , f "
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bogue and
family were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. E. R. Whedbee.
Biliousn
b tChese ire some of.lhe- mora. .
common symptoms or warnings or
biliousness or so-called Mtorpld
liver," so prevalent la not cUmates, - ''
Dont nOtct them. 'Take Cfllo ?;
tabs, the improved calomel com v -pen
uid tablets that give you the-:..;
effects of calomel and salts, con- .,
fci.-ieL You will be delichted v. 1 v
the prompt relief they afforL
Trial package tea cents, f" r
ptg.i twenty-five cts. , ' At I
stores,- ,i
'ducted by Miss Olive Layden.' ' At
roll call the members answered ques
tions-on flowers. Two new members,
Mrs. Basil Copeland and Mrs. R. M.
Duncan, 'were received. A duet,
"When You; and I Were Young Mag
gie," was rendered by Mrs. T. C.
Perry and "Mrs. L. J. Winslow.' u A
poem7t"Rasttas Philosophy,"; was giv
en by Mrs. &. P. White; und'a paper
on "Flowers and' Their -Influence,?
written by ?Mrs. L. J. Winslow, was
read by Mrs. W. L. White.- An in
teresting tree and . shurb contest
was then enjoyed, with Mrs. V.: C.
Lane, Mrs.I. P. White, Miss Gladys
Hamrick and Mrs. F. C. White win
ning the prize, a beautiful bouquet of
gladioli; MJss Hamrick gave an in
teresting tfjk on "Flower Arrange
ment." Several of the members took
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TERMS: Only a small cash"' payment, ;and
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' For Fur;:.er Hformstlon Write H. C. Player, Fal Manager,'' , ;
" i, Care YI-..ia Dare Hotel,
bouquets and received a discussion on
the bouquet and container. : -'
" Duringthe social, how delicious
grape ' Juice and cfekes were . : served
by the .hostesses, v . -1 -. : 'l? -t
Those present were: 1 Mrs. F.. M5
Copeland, Miss' Olive Layden, - Mrs,
L.'J. Winslow, Mrs. F. C. White,
Mrs. N; Q. Ward, Mrs. Murray Lane
Mrs. 1; S. Winslow, Mrs. C, T, Rog
eraon, Mrs. W. T. Smith, Mrs. J. M, '
Copeland, Mrs.' T. C. Perry, "Miss
Margaret B. White, ,MisB Clara
White, Mrs. W. L." White, Mrs. H. P.
White, Miss Lucy White, Mrs. VC.
Lane, Mrs,' Murray Chappell,1 Mrs.
Louis Winslow, Miss Elsie Copeland,
Miss Gladys Hamrick, Mrs. R. M.
Duncan, Mrs. Basil Copeland, Miss
Emma L. White, and Miss Christine
Spanglef, of Bluefield, West Va.
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WE HAVE THE SHOWS
Friday, July 2
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