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THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY HERTFORD, N. C, FRIDA?, JANUARY 28, 1838
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r. e Helen. Gaither : Home Demon
.Ion Club held its regular month-
meeting at the Agriculture Buikl
T on Thursday with. Miss Gladys
amrick, home ' agent. ; The club
i. ambers were very much pleased to
. add new member to the roll, MrsH
C P. Morris Joining'. ' "
Officers .for the next 1 term were
elected as follows: - President, Mrs.
T. E. Madre; vice president, Mrs. W.
O. Hunter; secretary i and treasurer,
Mrs. Claude Perry, c-'"- , - .' .
' Preceeding the election, Miss Ham
rick briefly discussed s the projects
and plans for the coming year. " Year
- books were received ' and filled out
Mrs. T. E. Madre, president,'appoint
ed the' following project ' leaders;
Food and Nutritions, Mrs. Warner
Madre; Food Conservation, Mrs. Clar
ence , Dail; Clothing, ' Mrs. Claude
: -Perry and Miss Pattie Rogerson;
House Furnishings, , Mrs. C P. Mor-
ris; Home Beautification, Mrs. W. 0.
Hunter and Mrs. C. P. Morris; Home
. Gardens, Mrs. T. E. Madre; 1 Home
, Management, Mrs. C P. Morris;
' Home Poultry and Dairy.' Mrs. W. A.
Russell; Health and Relief, ' Pattie
Rogerson; Parent. Education,: Mrs. E.
v Y. Berry; Recreation, Pattie Roger
son; Markets, Mrs. C. P. Morris and
Mrs, Clarence Dai!.
. Following these appointments, the
recreation leader a took charge and
"Craxy Courting" and "Match Re
moval" caused much merriment The
price, bag. of roasted peanuts,' was
awarded Mrs. Claude Perry and she
: served the following: " Miss Hamrick,
Mrs. P .Morrisv'sMrs.i ; Warner
Madre, Mrs. Clarence Dail, Mrs. T.
E. Madre, Mrs,-W. 0. Hunter, Miss
Pattie Rogerson, Mrs. Claude Perry,
and Clarence Thomas Madre. .
IIkew hope news
, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Ward and two
children, of -. Edenton, ' were dinner
guests of Mrs. Ward's parents, M)r.
and Mrs. L. R. Webb, on Sunday.
f,i V..Mr Minnie Perry has returned
( to her hoine after spending several
; days with her children, Mr. and Mrs.
Julian White and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Divers, in Hertford.
Miss Louise Wilson, a member of
- Ihe New Hope school faculty, spent
""Friday afternoon and Saturday visit-
TWO MILES OF AMUSEMENT: FOR NEW YORK FAIR
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MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
HONORING RECENT BRIDB
Mrs. Francis Cook-Winslow, ft re
cent bride, was honoree at a miscel
laneous shower given by the member
of the Delia Shamburger Missionary
Society, at the home of Mrs. J. 0
Felton, on Monday evening.
The bride was presented with r
shower of attractive gifts. An ice
course was served.
Those present, in addition to the
guest of honor, were Mrs. A. T. Lane,
Mrs. Durwood Reed, Mrs. W.
Pitt, Mrs. Charles T. Skinner, Mrs
Edgar Feilds, Mrs. L. C. Winslow,
Mrs. Cecil Winslow, Mrs. R. R
Malles, Miss Ann Wilson, Mrs. Eliza
beth Winslow, Mts. J. E. Morris,
Mrs.- George Feilds, Miss Nellie
Feilds, MSss Bertha Chappell and
Miss Elizabeth Knowles.
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
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Mr. and Mrs. Sammie Sutton en-
i tertained at dinner on Tuesday night,
complimentary to Mr. end Mrs. F.
C. Winslow, whose marriage took
place on January 15.
Other guests included Mr. an
Mrs. CharleB Williford and Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Feilds.
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:, NEW YORK The largest amusement park in the world, with every
conceivable safe and respectable entertainment device and show, will be
a part of the New York World's Fair exposition. The 280-acre amusement
zone is shown above in an artist's sketch made from the architects' plans.
It will form a two-mile loop. So modern is the type of construction that
the drawing looks "futuristic."
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Odell Cartwright, Jack Benton, L. R.
Howell, W. Ai Hoggard, .William
Whedbee, Fenton Harrell, C. H. Saw
yer, Willie Pierce, Jr., Bill Pierce, E.
B. Hollowell, Matthew Smith, Joel F.
Hollowelf, W. M. Williams, Nathan
Matthews,' Harry Smith, Joe Smith,
Louis Harrell, Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
Whedbee, Mr. and Mrs. Elsberry
Whedbee, Jr, Mesdames Max Griffin,
J. K. Miller, Sallie Hollowell, W. G.
Hollowell, Lee Layden, Ed. Matthews,
J. L. Harrell, Rufus Harrell and Joe
Perry;. Will Bogue, Hurman Hollo
well, Carlton Whedbee, Luther Whed
bee, James Pierce, Clarence Pierce,
Walter, Marvin and Douglas Wil
liams, Joel Hollowell, Jr., Willie Cur
tis Pierce; Misses Beulah Bogue,
It t n - r I no T
f n- m;..' unit, i twi t. JrKres ovkuv, juaxine urunn, jen-
. Robert Robbins is able to . return
to his work, after having been ill for
two:weekfc.&fw?Wt1v l -
Mi Rebecca Webb, .who is a mem-
ber of the. echool faculty at Rober
sonville, spent the week-end witii her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. I R--Webb.
Among the ' guests who attended
the celebration of Mrs. Charney Um
hlettS 85th birthday v on Thursday
at Hie home of her daughter, Mm.
: Lonnie Boyce, and Mr. , Boyce, near
; Edenton, werer- Mesdames C. W.
Griffin, Nettie Barclift; - Sue Banks,
Eva Newby Squires, J. H. Gregory,
Joe Turner. C. E. Sutton, v W. W.
Spencer, S. D, Banks, James Davis,
Mattfo Simpson, L. R. Webb,' Ed
' Turner, W. E. DaiL Miss Vida Banks,
Miss Celia Blanche Dail, Billie Dail,
. Rev. W. G. Lowe, W. E. Dail, Jeter
-PhiUips and D. C Umphlett '
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
' Mn. E. R. Whedbee and Miss
; Dorothy Whedbee. entertained at
miscellaneous -ahower. at .their home
on Hertford. Route. 8, 'on Thursday
evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
' Elsberry Whedbee, Jr; who wen re
cently married. k ' j . v Ki ' !"
. - Refreshments consisted : of Jelly
-; topped with whipped cream and nuts,
and cake. , .'
Contests and game added to the
treasure of the evening. ' The ' con
t 3st winners were presented comical
Leggett, Mary B. Layden, Esther
Perry, Juanita White, Alice Stall
ings, 'Annie Mae Matthews, Hazel
Matthews, Dorothy, Margaret, and
Ola Bogue, Evelyn Whedbee, Mildred
Bogue, Lois Fay Benton, Marjorie
and Jean Whedbee . and Artie Mae
Hollowell. i i V . . i v . .
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The bride received many
-i lovely gifts.
Those present ' and sending gt
K!'a3i Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Eo;
Z$ MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
; Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Smjth enter
tained at a miscellaneus .shower at
their home in the Snow Hill common
ity on Tuesday evening in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Smith, who
were recently married. Mrs. Smith,
before her marriage, was Miss
Onella Mae Pierce; daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Pierce, r
The color scheme of vink and white
was carried out in both decorations
and refreshments.
Several games and contests were
played by the younger people, while
their elders enjoyed, chatting by the
fire. B;f :-v': .."i" t:.. .-
-,The cutting of the bride's cake
caused much, merriment: Mrs, Roy
Harrell cutting the , ring; Maurice
Harrell, the dime, and Matthew
Smith, the thimble.. .
: Jtexresnments consisting or ice
cream and cakes were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith received a
large number of useful gifts. - '
' Those present were:' Mr. and Mrs.
Matthew Smith, ; honorees; Mr. and
Sirs.-John KarrelL Mr. and Mrs; Ed
die Harrell, Mr. and Mrs. "Ashby
Jordan, Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Harrell,
Kir. and Mrs. Moody Harrell, - Mr.
and ; Mrs. Irvln Whedbee, Mr. , and
Mrs. Roy Harrell, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Benton, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wood,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cartwright, Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Wood, Mr. and Mrs.
Meador Harrell, Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Harrell.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Smith, Mirs. J.
H. Harrell, Mrs. J. C. Turtle, Mrs.
Mary A. Keaton, Mrs. Vernon Wins
low, Mrs. D. M. Cartwright, Mrs.
William Whedbee, Mrs. W. H. Pierce,
Mrs. Cecil Sawyer, Mrs. W. M.
Matthews, Lee Smith, Misses Hazel
Mae Smith, Laura Belle Cartwright,
Eunice Harrell, Lucille Cartwright,
Katherins Harrell, Dorothy Whedbee,
Elizabeth Dail, Annie Mae Matthews,
Stella -Mae Benton, Evelyn Harrell,
Clarine Whedbee, Lois Faye Benton,
Carolyn Dean Harrell, Shirley Har
rell, Lucille Dail, Maude Cartwright,
and Maxinc Harrell; William Henry
Cartwright, Stewart White, Ray
Combs, Benjamin Smith, James Har
rell, James Pierce; Clarence Pierce,
Jeff Pierce, Melvin Harrell, Maurice
and Leon Harrell.
WHITESTON NEWS
Leverette Winslow and son Donald
of Norfolk spent last week here with
his parents, Mr. and, Mrs. Allen U.
Winslow.
Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. Bundy and Mrs.
Willie Barnes of Elizabeth City, and
Mrs. Sallie Winslow of Belvidere vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Winslow. on
Sunday afternoon.
. Mrs. Percy Winslow and daughter,
Miss Johnnie White, spent Saturday;
in Elizabeth City.
Little Dorothy Jean Winslow is
vory ill with measles and pneumonia
at the home of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie E. Winslow.
Brunette- Winslow and Hazel White
of Hertford epent the week-end here
with their respective parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Winslow and Mr. and Mtrs.
S. W. White. .
William Winslow of Norfolk spent
the week-end here with his parents,
Mri and Mrs. Arba Winslow.
. Betty Jean Winslow of ' Hertford
spent a part of last week with her
aunt, Winnie Winslow. .
John' R. " Jolliff of i Newport; News,
Va was the week-end guest of his
mother, Mrs. Lizzie Jolliff. v i. f.- .
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS
The Woodland Missionary Society
of Woodland Church met Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. D. M.
Cartwright with Mrs. E. S. Lane as
joint hostess.
The president, Mrs. Jack Benton,
presided. After all business had
been transacted, the meeting was
turned over to Mrs. Henry Cart
wright. Those taking part on the
program were: Mrs. Elmer Wood,
Mirs. D. M. Cartwright, Mrs. Mary A.
Keaton and Mrs. Ernest Cartwright.
The February meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Elmer Wood and
Mrs. Z. D. White will assist her as
hostess.
The hostess and her assistant serv
ed ambroeia and cake.
Members present were: Mrs. Elmet
Wood, Mrs. J. T. Wood, Mrs. Mary
Mrs. Vernon Winslow, Mrs. Ralph
Harrell, Mrs. Moody Harrell, Mrs. J.
H. Harrell, Mrs. Jack Benton, Mrs.
Odell Cartwright, Mrs. Carson Jor
dan, Mrs. Z. D. White, Mrs. George
Jordan, Mrs. Will Everett, Mrs. Ash
by Jordan, Mrs. Marvin Benton, Mrs.
D. M. Cartwright, Mrs. E. S. Lane.
Visitors were: Mrs. J. C. Turtle, Mrs.
Miason Sawyer, Mrs Ernest Cart
wright, Mrs. W. M. Matthews, Miss
Blanche Cartwright, Miss Lucille
Cartwright and Miss Laura Belle
Cartwright, little Mlisses Carolyn
Dean Harrell and Barbara Lee Sawyer.
A. Keaton, Mrs. Henry Cartwright, week.
BUYS PRESSING BUSINESS
Mr. and Mrs .Elmo Cannon have
purchased the cleaning and pressing
business of J. A. Perry and took over
the operation of the business this
Legals
NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue of the authority con
tained in that certain mortgage deed
executed on the 19th day January,
1981, by J. B. Winslow to Elizabeth
Winslow, and recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds for Perqui
mans County, N. C, in M. D. Book
17, page 511, default having been
made in the conditions of said mort
gage deed, the undersigned mort
gagee will, on the 26th day of Feb
ruary, 1938, at 12:00 o'clock, Noon
at the Courthouse door of Perquimans
County, N. C, offer for sale at Pub
lic auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described proper
ty: Bounded on north by land of J
F. Elliott and Corson Howell, east
by land of Luther Winslow, south by
land of Martha E. Rogerson, west by
Public Road, being the same laiwt
conveyed to J. B. Winslow in the
division of J. N. Winslow estate, con
taining acres, more or less.
This 24 day of January, 1938.
ELIZABETH WINSLOW,
Mortgagee.
By: Chas. E. Johnson, Attorney..
Jan.28,Feb.4,ll,18.
M
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Plant Your
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Thomas Laxtons and Alaskas
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See Us For Your Seed! Also ONION SETS.
Jliford Elardnare ft Supply Go.
' ! "Trade Here and Bank the Difference"
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