ovarnor Inviting
Thousands To Visit
;: In North Carolina
'Chief Executive Sends
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Courtesy Cards to
t :
jj inquirers
DOORS WIDE OPEN
First State to Adopt
Plan Following Up
Campaign
An invitation from Governor Clyd
t. .North Carolina. tO'
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ntiai mitVi a miT.csv card sitrned
bfthim. is now heinsr sent to every
person wh writes to the Governor's
Hospitality Committee for informa
tion concerning the state. Attached
the card bearing the invitation
from Governor Hoey, is a detachable
post card, requiring no postage, which
the recipient is asked to sign and re
turn. a This return post card is expected
to give the state advertising division
of the Department of Conservation
and Development a check on the num
ber of persons who actually visit
North Carolina out of the many thou
sands who have written for booklets
and information. More than 23,000
individuals have written to the state
advertising division during the past
v 12 months aakinar for information
concerning the state.
Vfc. HM.aV fomKna nnens wide her
iHoors to vou. your family and your
. friends," the invitation from Governor
Hoey, printed on one portion or tne
' card. savs. "She extends to each a
iv mrHial wplrnme and heartv Brreetinsrs.
jishe has much to offer and covets the
opportunity of having her claims
' verified by personal inspection and
closest observation.
S "Wonderfully scenery, marvelous
climate, delightful entertainment,
thrillincr experiences all these com-
' bine to moke a visit to North Caro
lina memorable."
On the reverse side of the card
- Wrino- the invitation from Governor
- Hoey, is the courtesy card, with the
North Carolina seal printed in red in
ach corner and the legend "State
'Courtesy Card." There are two
blank spaces for the name and the
v address of the visitor, with the fol
'slowine wordingr (
"The bearer of this card and party
- are euests of the people of North
Carolina. It is our wish that every
courtesy be extended them so that
their visit will be enjoyable in every
respect. Clyde R. Hoey, Governor."
The card is about the size of the
usual identification card or drivers'
license arid may be carried in a bill
fold or card case.
" On the other end of this card is n
drawing of automobiles traveling
along a highway and the words:
: "Your safety is our concern. We
want vour visit to our state to be a
.
-pleasant and safe one. We urge you
to drive safely for the safety of
' yourself and others s . . Ask Highway
. Patrol for information."
iadopt this detailed plan in following
. up the inquiries elicited by its adver
tising campaign,:. so far. as is known,
although Canada has used a plan sim
ilar to this with decided success for
some time, accoiding to Director R.
Bruce Etheridsre. director of the De-
-:. partment of Conservation and Devel-
L opment. . '. "'
BELVIDERE NEWS
; ' Miss Grace Chappell has returned
'' home after attending summer school
fcat JE. C. T. C, Greenville. '
. . Mr. and Mrs. R. M. White and
son, Jay, of Norfolk, Va., are guests
jpf .Mri.an4Wrrii. ,J. Winslowv ,..
tt'4maaet IZenova inr Jean Chappell
Si returned home Saturday after a jfew
4. days visit with their aunt, Mrs. D
Wi Perry, at Bethel.
, Miss Dorothy White, student nurse
i v at - General Hospital, Norfolk, Va., is
spending a three weeks' vacation with
her 'parents, Mr. and 'Mrs, W. I
White, . J ' ' -
Mr,' and -Mrs. Archie Kendajl and
Elwpod Smith, ,tt Washington, D. C,
. spent the week-end as guests of Mr.
and Mrs. F- E. Smith.
' ' Mr. and Mrs. L; J. vWinslow, Mr.
and Mrs. R. M. White and son, Jay,
and . Miss ' Catherine White spent
; Sunday as guests s of Mr. . and Mrs.
W. B. Raiford, of Jvor, Va,
: 1 Mr. and .Mrs.' Ernest Joyner and
'family, of Portsmouth' Vm - were
guests rfMr, and MrsTu J. Winslow
1 and MrsTH. P. White Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Smith. Mr.
. and Mrs. ' Alphonso s ' Chappell and
j daughter, La Rue, left Monday for a
few - days' . visit with " Mr ' and Mrs.
Evens Chappell, at Newport News,
yLinia, ,
CHAPANOKE NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Quincy ' and
c"-vghter left Friday for a .week's
v; It in Washington, D. C, v and the
I i Ridge tTountains of Virginia;'
I..:; tad Mrs. V. Nl Howell and
1 - " ' -?, of Hopewell, Va. are visit
ing Mrs. Howell's mother, Mrs. J. C.
White.
Mrs. John Symons and son, Mrs.
C. L. Jackson, Mrs. Raymond Leggett
and son, of Plymouth, attended the
show and opening of the "Fort Ral
eigh" Cafe, in Elizabeth City Thurs
day, evening.
;Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Doughty and
children, of Norfolk, Va., visited Mrs.
Doughty's sister, Mrs. John Asbell,
on Wednesday af ternoon.
Miss Doris Miller, of Winfall, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Bertha
Whitehead.
Mrs. Raymond Leggett and son
have returned to their home in Ply
mouth, after visiting Mrs,- C. L.
Jackson here for the past week.
Mrs. John Symons was in Elizabeth
City Friday morning.
Emmett Stallings made a business
trip to Elizabeth City Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Quincy and
daughter, Janet, and Miss Doris
Miller were in Elizabeth City Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Boyce, of Cen
ter Hill, visited Mr. and Mrs. John
Asbell Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Elihu Lane spent
Saturday night and Sunday at Nags
Head.
Mrs. Eva Byrum is very ill at her
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Asbell and
children spent Sunday in Edenton as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Asbell.
Mrs. Ackiss Gregory, C. A. Ownley,
Miss Al Whitehead and Mrs. Bertha
Whitehead were guests of Miss
Mabel Lane and Miss Myrtle Ownley
in Greenville, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. David White, of
Norfolk, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
White, of Hertford, were guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
White, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Crafton Russell spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey
Russell.
"America, the Beautiful," after which
the devotional was conducted by Mrs.
T. C. Perry. At roll call the mem-
' bers answered with "Things Worth
Knowing." A very interesting pro
gram was presented by Mrs. J. C.
Trivette and Mrs. W. T. Smith which
was as follows: "Who Is Equal to the
Task?" by Mrs. H. P. White; poem,
"Our Task," by Miss Lucy White;
"New Patterns for Social Living in a
Democracy," by Mrs. W. T. Smith.
Miss Hamrick gave a demonstration
on "Cutting and Fitting a Garment,"
a dress being cut for Mrs R. R
White.
During the social hour a number of
I interesting games were presented by
Miss Edith Trivette.
Delicious Kool-ade, cake and salted
peanuts were served by the hostesses.
DANCE FOR HOUSE GUESTS
Miss Sara Ward charmingly enter
tained at a dance on Friday evening,
July 22, in honor of Misses Ada
Page and Frances Daniels, of Hender
sos, who were her house guests.
Those invited, in addition to the
honorees, were: Misses Ruth Nach
man, Prue Newby, Virginia White,
Ruth Elliott, Grace Knowles, Bernice
White, Dorcas Knowles, Mary Thad
Chappell, Alice Roberson, Louise
Payne, Ona Mary Stephens, Lila Budd
Stephens,1Margaret Broughton, Mar
guerite Ward, Foy Stephenson, Ruth
Hollowell, Nita Newbold, Anne Lee
Butler, of Durham, Maewood Pierce,
Jeanette Feilds, Joyce Harrell, Hattie
Pearl Nowell, Sara Winborne, of
Cross Roads, Helen Blanchard, and
Dorothy Lee Savage, of Cross Roads,
Frances Newby, Polly Tucker, and
Edith Everett, and Bill Cox, Al
Ward, William White, Alvin White,
James Evart Newby, Guy Nlewby,
Mac White, Beverly Blanchard, Lucius
Blanchard, Hollowell Nixon, Tim
Brinn, Billy Hardcastle, Billy Um
phlett, Fred Campen, Charles Clark,
Paul Tucker, Herman Ward, Robert
Morris, Heywood Divers, Jarvis
Ward, Clark Stokes, Henry Stokes,
Dan Sharpe, Roy Reed, Zach Harris,
Jesse Lee Harris, Watt Winslow,
Jack Atchinson, C. G. Stephens, Jack
Winslow, James Divers, Darius El
liott, Frank Jessup, Charles Harrell,
David Broughton, Melvin Wright, of
Elizabeth City, Harrell Johnson,
George Feild, and the chaperone,
Miss Elizabeth Knowles.
If Not Good news, if it's not -rigor mortis.-
"Prices Stiffen on Stock Exchange." ' Dunbar's Weekly (Phoenix.)
BELVIDERE CLUB MEETS
A most enthusiastic meeting of the
Belvidere Home Demonstration Club
was held Thursday, July 21, at the
Community House, with Mrs. V. C.
Winslow, Mrs. B. W. Copeland and
Mrs. F. M. Copeland as joint host
esses. The president, Mrs. L. J. Winslow,
opened the meeting with the song
r. Joseph Young
formerly of Dupont Chemical Co., has joined
our force in the capacity of master cleaner
dyer, for which position he is fully qualified.
HIS SPECIALTIES:
BLEACHING DYEING
CLEANING OF SILKS
HAT BLOCKING
The most modern machinery and equipment has been
installed here to care for your linen suits.
Cleaned and Pressed For 50c
"OUR SERVICE IS NOW UNSURPASSED"
RIDDICK'S CLEANING WORKS
PHONE NO. 129 , '' 7
TAYLOR THEATRE
EDENTON, N. C.
COOL AND COMFORTABLE
Today (Thursday), July 28
Luise Rainer, Melvyn Douglas, Robert Young
"TOY WIFE"
NEWS
ACT
Friday, July 29
Victor McLaglen, Brian Donlevy and
Gracie Fields in
"WE'RE GOING TO BE RICH"
"ROMANCE OF LOUISIANA" IN TECHNICOLOR
Saturday, July 30
The Three Mesquiteers in
"RIDERS OF THE BLACK HILLS"
"THE LONE RANGER" No. 12
POPHYE CARTOON
Monday, August 1
Edward G. Robinson, Claire Trevor and
Humphrey Bogart in
"THE AMAZING DR. CLITTERHOUSE"
NEWS
Tuesday, August 2
Loretta Young and Joel McCrea in
"THREE BLIND MICE"
PETE SMITH
ROBERT BENCHLY
Wednesday, Augut 3
Harold Lloyd and Phyllis Welch in
"PROFESSOR BEWARE"
ACT
TRAVELTALK
Coming August 4
Mjick Powell in "Cowboy From Brooklyn"
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