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THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY. ELT.TrCrj), N. CL, FBIDAT, DECEMBER 2, 13C8" , THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY - Published every Friday at Hie " Perquimans Weekly office in The Hertford Hardware Building on the North Side; Court House' Square, Hertford, N. C. Lucius Blahc&ard, Jr. Editor .Day Phone 88 SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year , $1.25 Six Months 75c Entered as second class matter . November 16, 1934, at the post office at Hertford, North Caro lina, under the Act of March 3, .i879. Advertising rates furnished by request THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1938 BIBLE THOUGHT FOR WEEK WE ARE NOT ALONE: Teach ing them to observe all things what soever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world. Matt. 28:20. SHOWER FOR GUESTS . ' Mesdames Cecil Winslow, Irvin White, Linwood ; WinBlow, Adrien Smith and Lindsey Winslow delight fully entertained at an informal show: Mt Sjnai Baptist Church met s-Tues, er on xnursaay nignt at ine nome oi Mrs. A. N. Winslow in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Winslow, of Winston-Salem. Those present and presenting gifts were Misses Mabel, Marian and Doris Lane, Merrill, Leland, Fentress, Les lie and Alva Winslow, Archie White, Mr. and Mrs. Walter WinBlow, Sav age and Guthrie Jolliff, Nelson and Madge Lane, Misses Jessie Belle and Marie Spivey, Helen, Myrtle and Sybil Winslow, Harold and Elmer Lassiter, Lucille and Clyde Lane, Mavis Winslow, Frances and Kathe- rine White, Barbara Winslow, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Winslow, Lena and Edna Winslow, Mrs. Roy Lane, Win nie Winslow, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Winslow, William Winslow, Rollo White, Mae Edla and Merle Asbell, Wilma Nlanola Jolliff, Johnnie White, Onella Winslow, Mr. and Mrs. lin wood Winslow, Kussell Baker, Ken neth Winslow, Hazel White, Hazel Mayes, Marshall Owens, George Bak er, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Winslow, Mrs. Irvin White and Mrs. Lindsey Winslow. ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB Missionary Society ,) . Of Mt Sinai MeetsJ THe Woman's Missionary Society of day afternoon with Mrs. .iE. U.' Mor gan, me watcn word. lor the year was repeated in concert.. The open ing hymn, "What a Friend We Have In Jesus," was followed by a sentence prayer. Mrs. Charlie Uimphlett led the devotional, after which Mrs. E. U. Morgan offered prayer. During the business session, a com mittee was named to elect officers for the coming year. , . Mrs. Charlie . Uimphlett was in charge of a very "Interesting program and was assisted by Mrs. Effle Miller. Mrs. T. E. Madre gave a reading on lhanksgiving. The hostess served fruit salad and cake. Those present were: Mesdames C. A. Bagley, Harold Hurdle, Hubert Hurdle, E. C. Hollowell, B. F. Jordan, T. E. Madre, Warner Madre, E. U. Morgan. T. E. Morgan, David Miller, Effia Miller, George Roach, Ernest Stallings, Charlie Umphlett, Harvey! Stallings, W. D. Rogerson and Junior Miller. WHITESTON NEWS Hfv nnd Mra -T J?. TVitnAfa m Mrs. T. B. Sumner charmingly en-1 Belvidere Murray Johnson, of Greens WE'RE TRYING TO SAY "BUY AT HOME" Let's not kid ourselves this Christ mas. Let's not convince our saner selves (for the sake of a motor trip, or an exclusive label, or to impress! the Joneses) that the grass is green- j the other side of the State line, or! teramed the. ers of her bridge b and Nathan And f H h the county line, for that matter. ' f,ub and feJ other fnends a her Point, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. U's not a slogan. It's a fact, that I " ZZ prizes 1 PeFCy WinalW 011 "you can buy it in Hertford-and JfiE"Xr E .Mta Wm Laneof Norfolk, Va probably at a saving. . j . ... . Mrs Trim Wilson , visrted her parents, Mrand Mrs. J. I i. iane, auring tne noiMays. Mr. and Mrs. Will Furman, of Media, Pa., were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arba Winslow. Other guests of Mr. and Mrs; Winslow on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Worth Winslow, of Norfolk, Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Winslow". Miss Lena Winslow, of Winston- Salem, and Mrs. Roy Lane, of Hert ford, spent Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Wins low. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Winslow on Thanksgiving Day were Miss Winnie Winslow, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Winslow, of-Wmston-Salem, Mr. and Mrs. LiixiseyXWinslow and children, Mr. and Mrs, Irvin White and children, of Hertford, Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Winslow. and children, of Belvidere. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Stallings and son, Tommy, of Trotville, spent Sun day with Mrs. Stallings' parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Eason. . Mr. and Mrs. Everett - Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. John Teaser and Wil liam Lassiter, of Alilandfer, were the guests of Mr. and Mrsohn Lassiter on Friday. . Mr. and Mrs. Edward WinsloW and daughter, Gloria, of Norfolk, Va., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Winslqw on Saturday. . , -,m. ,7--,.,... J "" " ... uon i lane ine weeiuys wuiu ior for low score, it. The Weekly, of all things, is not( At the conciusiDn 0f the game the an authority on ladies' wear, but itig served dainty refreshments, does know a likely-looking gift when guests included Mesdames Her it sees one . . . and the local gift! man Winslow, J. 0. Felton, Durwood shops are crowded to the doors with Reedj w G Wright B. G. Koonce, seasonable nick-nacks. EUis Broughton, H. A. Whitley, J. Gone forever are the horse andj G. Roberson, Charles Whedbee, V. N. buggy days, gone with bustles and Darden and T. W. Wilson, and Miss button shoes are the days when Hert-; Esther Evans. ford and Perquimans County were! forced to look to foreign markets for BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINED the little oddities that spelled "style"! nri Ibsh " I Miss Hilda Knowles charmingly en Local- store owners who operate ' tertained members of her bridge club thoir pstnhlishmpnts nersonallv. ave.' and a few friends at her home on even the sales people, today are well- j Wednesday evening. versed in the everchanging trend. Several business houses here employ "buyers," whose sole duty it is to keep track of the styles, and to buy that which will be in popular demand tomorrow. The Weekly views it as a glaring slur on this community, people claim as "home" After several progressions, the hostess served delicious refreshments. Guests included Misses Mary Wood Koonce, Ruth Nachman, Bernice White, Patricia Stephens, Virginia White, Grace Knowles, Helene Nixon, Elizabeth Knowles, Lillian Blanchard,, that manv ! Mary Onella Relfe, and Mrs. Herbert the section Nixon. P. T. A. MEETS AT WINFALL urhirh tViov must lpnve in order to procure the little Christmas goodies' thlLkakef0orur Christa'Sping j n The Parent-Teachers Association of in stride this year. Instead of a one- Perquimans Central Grammar School nf h.it.r.it.r h,ivin7 in'net Monday evening in regular ' - ---, some so-called seaport style-center, let's make the pleasure last, bhop ping, especially Christmas really is a pleasure if it s handled leisurely. Let's spread the shopping over a period of several days so as not to present daughter with a Mother Hub bard shawl on Christmas morning, and grandma with a case of beer. Let's spend, a whole afternoon in se-! letting presents for two or three per-, sons and repeat the pioccss tomorrow, or whenever we feel like it. "You can buy it in Hertford; local stores have it," so let's start shop ping early and take our time about it. JUST AROUND THE CORNER The gay holiday season is really underway when stores and streets be gin putting on their Christmas tinsel and colored lights, and when wreaths and Christmas trees appear in private homes, it's right around the next corner, ready to jump out at us. 'ihe street lights in Hertford, ac cording to Mayor Darden, will be in-, stalled late next week, and who are we to disagree with the city council, but Elizabeth City is "Christmas I lighted" before tomorrow night, andj Edenton lights will be turned on Fri-j day night. When the boys and girls begin re-, turning from college, there's no time left, it's here, and all the good-1 natured grumbling we do about Christmas shopping and our "Be-irlad-when-it's-over" talk is a lot of hooey . . . and all of us know it! monthly session. The meeting was called to order at 7:30 o'clock and a .!,.;. lame attendance was present. The rr ;j j. mr 1 president, Mrs. John Symons, presid ed. The Belvidere people put on the program. Mrs. Sylvia Winslow led the devotional. F. C. White rendered several enjoyable musical ' selections on the auto-harp. Mrs. Bertha V. S. Smith made an interesting and in spiring talk on Thanksgiving, and the Rev. Mr. Trivette rendered a solo. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE 4 LD. HIGH GRADE T. B. tested cows 3 to 7 years old. Bred to registered bulls, 2 Id. springer heifers, 120 yrl. steers, 200 Hereford, calves. Howard Sulli van, Fairfield, Iowa. ltp. RIVER VIEW NEWS Mrs. W. N. Perry, of Center Hill, spent a few days last week with her daughter, Mrs. H. C. Byrum. Mr. and Mrs. "John Vvlute, of Cow pen Neck, were guests of Mrs. W. J. Bunch on Thanksgiving Day. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Perry visited Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Byrum Thursday night. I Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Ward and their , daughter, Lelia Faye, of Ryland,! called on" Mr., and Mrs. J. T. Byrum Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Lane, Roy Peele and Linwood Lane spent Sunday in thjLhome of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. By rum. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hollowell spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Eason. Mrs. D. C. Davidson and her two daughters spent Sunday? afternoon with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J T. Eason. J Arnold Pearce and little daughter visited-Mrs. Pearce at Duke Hospital, Durham, recently. . . - I J. W. and fi. E. Nixon visited Mr. r-a' ft. C Nixon Sundav after: Sort -HISS A I CHRISIMAS -4rA nyone FORAMORE... ENJOYABLE CHRISMS JOIN OUR . : . 1939 CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB! Christmas is a wonderful time of yea It's a shame to let financial worries spoil it. And you don't need to! Join one of our Christmas Clubs. There's one to suit your individual needs. You save for Christmas and other end-pf-the-year expenses in specified weekly amounts. It's simple saving system that pays very real dividends in convenience and happiness at the end of fifty weeks I Club3 from 10c to $5.00 a week for 50 weeks pay from $5.00 to $250 with in terest for Christmas Gifts and other. needs.- , " - ' , v Ktfi HERTFORD , BANKING CO. , s i BUY 1$ HERTFORD . . i LOCAL STORES HAVE IT! Bon All Wiwter raeirclltsiiniilDse' a Outstanding values in Ready-to-Wear Department for Friday and Saturday only!. Come early and get your sjiare of these very special bargains. ; While our stocks are complete, we have your style and size! Ladies' Sport and Dress Coats Sizes 12 to 20 and 38 to 44 $10.95 values. FH. and Sal onlv Sfi.95 S16.95 valiiPR. Fri and Rnt nnlv 13:QS V $26.95 values. Fri. and Sat. only . "$19.95 Ladies' Sport Dresses Silk, Crepe and Woolen. Sizes 12 to 20 and 38 to 50 $4.98 values. Fri. and Sat. only $3.88 $6.98 values. Fri. and Sat. only . . $4.88 $9.98 values. Fri. and Sat. only . .$7.88 Fall and Winter Hats 98c values. Fri. and Sat. only 79c $1.98 values. Fri. and Sat. only $1.49 $2.98 values. Fri. and Sat. only . $2.19 We Have One Lot of Ladies' Coats Sport and Dress Styles Sizes 14 to 20 $6 95 values for S4.98 We Have One Lot of Children's Coats Regular $5.95 values. Sizes 6 to 14 $3.98 ...v. kiWi 'h nl I Friday and Saturday Suit Specials All Suits and Overcoats will be offered at a 10 reduction for these two days only. We have your size and particular style. We have 30 dozen men's regular 69c Overalls. Sizes 30 to 38. Friday Aft and Saturday only 4i7C We have 15 dozen boys' regular 49c Overalls. Sizes 4 to 18. Friday A A and Saturday only ltiC We have 25 dozen men's regular 59c heavy weight Work Shirts. Sizes A Q 14 to 17. Fri. and Sat. only 45C We have 12 dozen men's Flannel Shirts. Brown and grey, Regular 98c " 7Q r values. Fri. and Sat. only w - -1 . . i VL We have one lot of boys' Corduroy? Pants. Sizes 8 to 16. Regu- d 1 , O ft lar $1.98 value ; vl,&V We have one lot of Boys' 50 Wool Lumber jackets; Values to $2.98. Sizes 8 to 18. Fri. and Sat only. Men's Boot Socks Part wool $1.98 ... i 22c 49c Wm ' We have'25 dozen Men's Union Suits: Sizes 36 to'46rFri- $A ' day and Saturday only ';.;9CV We have 20 dozen Boys' Part, Wool Sweaters. Sizes 30 to 36. Friday and Saturday only , Men Horse Hide Coats .,,-- Visit our store and inspect our complete lines of Christ mas merchandise now on displays "You will Immediately grasp the Christmas, spirit. v - , ' "; ' SPECIAL OILCLOTHS ATritAcrivE Patterns 1c pr yard ' 'V SINCE 1332 SPECIAL 1 DRUID "LL ; SIIEETluG ; k pr pi
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