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THE PERQUIMANS WEESLY, HERTFORD, N. ft, FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1U0
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don at-last .admits the gravity of the
situation while Prime Minister Wins
ton Chuithili and British Minister of
Information Alfred Duff Cooper
iwarjt'the British public to brace for
bad .news. ;
The shock of the Belgian surren
3er was bad news enough to the
anxious British Isles, and is eacpected
to' be followed by reports of tragic
losses even if the Allied Army- suc
ceeds in Masting its way out of the
m stranglehold in Flanders,
i And then there's the promised at
tack on the British Isles to think
About ...
German forces have jockeyed into
nn Ideal notation to launch a massive
air attack on Ensrland. Several
channel ports are in German hands
in northern France. A hop across
the English Channel, a distance little
more than from here to JtiUzaoetn
City, and Nazi planes are over the
British Isles.
The eves of the world were center-
nesday night, but Military authori-
beaten force," A'i matte of fact.
the British insist the encirciea jorce
has never been driven back in battle;
thftO.Ppetf legions had only in
formed its lines from time to time
to'eonfofin with the best locations.
' As it reforms its lines, German
i mechanized forces close in.
In Paris Wednesday the Frencn
reported progress in their southern
offensive to relieve tne wappeu
Allies.
In Berlin Field Marshall toenng
ordered captured French airman
chained as a retaliatory measure.
In London Duff Cooper says the
British must withdraw in Flanders,
"but we have not lost the war, as
suredly we shall not."
In Rome Premier Mussolini manes
unnthfiii ftDtarent flteD toward war
as Italy bans unrestricted -departure
of British French nationals. .
Comes A New Era
In Merchandising
Something new in merchandising!
How many oar-owners have been
heard to say "Everytime I have my
car washed, it rains."
Here's their chance to prove it .
Tno nnH Rill's Service Station is
making an offer unlike anything
fhnt hnn visited this section Deiore
car-wash at Joe and Bill's is in-
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AOnAA;011tr Hannov ' tuiwarl orroinof rftm TOT 48 XlOUTS. Ill
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that "trapped" is perhaps the wrong
word.
They insist that though the situa
tion is critical the British Expedi
tionary Force is not a routed pan
icky army. "The B. E. F. is not a
other words, a Rain Check is given
with each car wash, li it ram
within 48 hours and spoils the looks
of the washing job, another wash
job is given the same car free of
charge
CIIAPANOKE NEWS
, Woodley Spencer, of Norfolk, Va.,
rv:,Hw-tti,'Ml of his parents, JU.
.'T r 'TMani MrsW, W. Spencer, Sunday,,
win. nrmmEi ciLBiunuai . ...
RAIN CHECK
GOOD FOR ONE CAR WASH
WITHIN 48 HOURS
Date.
Joe & Bill's Service Station
"Where Service Is a Pleasure'
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State Theatre "TF
Today (Friday)
Gene Autrey
Jane Withers
-in-
"Shooting High"
Monday and Tuesday
Carole Landis
Adolphe Menjou
-in-
'Turn About"
Saturday-
George O'Brien
'Legion of Lavless'
DICK TRACY'S G-MEN No. 3
Wednesday
MATINEE 3 P.M.
Priscilla Lane
Alan Hale
"Three Cheers For I
The Irish"
Thursday and Friday
A WARNIR MO. NCTURI 1
4 -Ctey rP
Webb and S, M. Easoni retired to the
judge's chamber and returned three
minutes later with its decision.
. Norman Trueblood, Lions Uud
secretary, asserted that the State
would be compelled to diBown WinfaM
in order to build the 'new road, dis
own its businesses- ; ana property
owners. . ,f'
Trueblood's talk ended with the
plea, "to give Winfall a new lease
An UfA y "
. Charles medbeft said the county
Commissioners .were of the opinion
tnnf. the -nublic and everyone concern
a Kent ha MArveH bv widening
fhn mud at its oresent location .and
that WinfaU landowners were willing
tn oHve the necessary land for this
operation, and pointed, to the danger
nt turn hinrhwavs converffinsr at tne
xnimpwav. ."
The Rev. J. D. Cranford, pastor
of the Winfall Methodist Church, said
ho nrnnnsed new route "has all m
dications of paralyzing the support
of several businesses owned and op
orated hv Winfall neoole."
Mr. McNider, before learning tnai
the Federal government was sponsor
ing the project as part of a standard
ization program, asked if the cost
nf this improvement misrht not be
hark to the county later
when allotments are handed oui ior
secondary road improvements.
Wo aniH ne coiild not see the con
sistency of not having funds to fin
ish the Center Hill-Hertford noaa,
and then sroine ahead with the plan
nf another road in the same
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Mr. Ward explained that tne two
ifems were not connected and that
the funds provided for the new route
of U. S. 17 and elimination oi vne
two curves at Winfall could not oe
neaA tnr onv otlier nnrnose
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rmminsioner Wbb said "uniesj
tt s 17 in hronsrht uo to Federal
snooificntionii. other divisions Will
take the through traffic away from
na w
He further stated that not so long
in the future "in prooaoiy aivc
rneM thank ttnll he a road from
JTtL " .
Potw, rhnrlps-utiae ureeK rerry hi
Virginia, to Virginia, Beach, down to
Monfon- acrnaa Croatan ouna, TO
converge again with TJ. S. 17 at New
Bern. The new road will be even
more competition entering a bid for
touring traffic along u. . i.
Service Station's
New Addition Opens
BUI and Vivs Service Station's
new auto service anrex is opening
tnr nneration tomorrow Saturday).
TVi nHilitinn to the Esso Service
Station at the intersection of Grubb
and Church Streets is said to house
tho moat modern eaufoment for com'
Til'ee unto service sreas'.ng, wasn-
intr ot.
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Th new Henartment is oi ultra
modern construction in design and
provides separate quarters for wash
ing and greasing.
KNIGHT WOOD
a nnuMinsr of much interest to
friends in this section took
place in Columbus, Georgia, on Sat-
urday, May zotn, ai p
when Miss S...e Benton Wood,
Aahtor nf Mr. and Mrs. lamer
WnnH. of Hertford. Route 8, became
the bride of Waily Kiusnt, ,01 o
of Mr. and Mrs.
to n vtCTtit f rirafton. West Vir-
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ginia. Miss Ida Perry1 Matthews, oi
Hertford, acted a3 maia oi uimw,
and Jack Jackrn, of Columbus, Ga.,
was best man. t
Vm Vnicrht is weil-known in Per
quimans County. She was graduated
fmm Perouimans County High
School and attended Louisburg Col
Mr. and Mrs. Knight are making
their home in Columbus, Georgia
J Mrs. J. C.
Symons and Mrs. Emmetti Stallings
attended the .Federation meewng, at
Manteo Tuesday.
Mr." and Mrs. Boy Branch and
son, Arthur;, or. rortsmouwi, v.,
visited Mrs. P.' J Griffin and Mrs.
Emmett Stallings Saturday.
Mr." and Mrs. C P. Ouincy. their
daughter, Janet, Mrs. C, L. Jackson,
Mr. nH Mrs. John Asbell and chil
dren visited: Mrs. Lula Bright Sunday
afternoon. . ;.
Mrs. J. C Perry and Jack Perry,
of Elizabeth City, were guests ; of
MTO. C. I Jackson during tne weeK
end. , . -'. .ii
:, vMrs;Joh4iAsbelli an4 j ajughter
snent Monday afternoon in Hertford.
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Wilder visited
relatives in Chowan County during
the week-end.
Miss Al Whitehead will leave
Monday to spend her vacation with
Mrs. F. C. OTBrien in Laurel, Md.
NEW HOPE NEWS
I his brother, Xeonard Buttr who la
Id hospital with serious injuries. -
J, Buck and Pete Jackson, of Ra
leigh, visited their parents,- Mr. and
Mrs. Johnny Jackson, "tfver- the week
end, v - .
v Misses Mary and Rebecca .Webb,
and Mrs. Alphons Chappell, of Bel
videre, attended the All-Star band
festival in Edenton: and :the;;5 flower
Show in Hertford Thursday.;? ;
: Mrsv S. D. Banks, Mrs. Ja. . .
Banks, Mrs. E. M. Perry, Mrs. L. R.
Webb, Mrs. W. C. Barclift, Mrs. T.
A. Hurdle and Miss Vida Banks .at
tended the Flower Show in Hertford
Thttrtdaifternobni ?&&$&i&k&
Roblev Perry, who is working In
Norfolk. Va., visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Perry, Sunday..
Mrs. Sue Banks has returned home
after spending two. weeks in Edenton
with relatives. .
Mrs.' Mae Ward and daughter, Je
cola, of Edenton, visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. WeDD, DTiaay
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis, Mrs.
Pearl Gregory and daughter, Miss
Virgilia Gregory, of Norfolk, Va.,
spent the week-end with Mrs. Gre
gory's brother-in-law and sister, Mr,
and Mrs. W. C. Griffin. Mrs. Davis
remained over for a week's visit with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Martin Towe, of Hertford,
visited her mother, Mrs. George
Powell, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bobbins, Misses
Ruth and Katherine and J. T. Roh-
bins, Jr., of SmithMd, were guests
oi Mrs. KODDins- iatner, j. u. wetb
and Mr. Bobbins' mother, Mrs. Mat
tie Robbins, Sunday.
Mrs. Edgar Fields and son, Edgar,
Mrs. George Fields and Miss Jean
nette Fields, of Hertford, visited in
new uope Sunday,
Too Late to Classify
CORN FOR SALE: $3.50 "PER' BAR-
rel. See ueorge W. Butler, at w
Jam. C. W, Gaither. . ; ,
CORN - FOR " SALE APPROX1-
rnately 200 bushels. Call Mrs. W.
, i3aitbr, Hertford,-. C. XAcf
WOOBVILLE NEWS
Mr andr Mrs. Irvin Sharber and
son, (Jharlesj Bogue, of Newland,
were sruests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Roirue Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Stanton were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Swayne
Sunday.
Mrs. A. R. Cooke and Miss Beu
lah Bogue attended the District Fed
eration meeting at Manteo Tuesday.
Miss Operzine Cooke and Lel'and
Winslow attended Quarterly Meeting
at Piney Woods Church Sunday.
ARRIVED SUNDAY,
r. J. FTeetwood. of Memphis,
Tenn., arrived Sunday to be with Jilt
brother, J. M. Fleetwood, wno was
critically ill at his home near; tfetnW;
TOVEL'iOTQUCO.
1937 PLYMOUTH 2-Door Deluxe,
with Trunk, Cool-Tex Seat Cov-:
era, New Paint. Good Median
ical Condition.
1937 SUICK. 4-Door Sedan with
Trunk. Tires like new. In per
fect driving condition. .
1936 FORD 2-Door Deluxe with
Trunk, radio and heater. This
car has been thoroughly recon?
ditioned. "
1936 PLYMOUTH COUPE. Good
Tires. Paint like new. A-l me
chanical condition. If you want
a coupe, drive this car before
you buy.
We also have a large selection of
good, cheap, used cars.
Chrysler Plymouth
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS 1
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
The greatest sale in the history of Joe & Bill's Service Station
on all U. S. Products starts Friday, May 31. By purchasing one
U. S. Tire at Sale price, you may buy another Tire for $1.00.
In case you need
just one Tire, you
may buy a set of the
famous" Crump Seat
Covers or a U. S.
Battery to fit your
car for the extra
dollar.
We have just re
ceived a carload of
U. S. Tires and Batteries.
The Work! Fapious
tt STSAFETY TIDES
thi ski roa tqoti ow.
JVcw
U.S. ROYAL
deluxe
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Standard Mfay FV&P
mat on ten of tho
aodaoffin 1940can.
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proposition Is araiUbla
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ROYAL MASTER
Amtrka'a firff Deikldded Tir
...tamoQf iotia extra (kid
FTWKW SaW
Prepare For
" Summer
Driving Now
Let Us Replace Tour
Old Tlree With
New Ones
BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY
Size
List Price
First Tire
Second Tire
4.40x21
4.50x21
8.55
$1.03
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THIS IS OUR SURPRISE FOR YOU
Wifiti f io nvf fpw rinvfl wa will havA a store that will come
you. There will be a complete stock of merchandise Groceries,
Hardware. Notions, Lry Goods, etc. : : ; ,
Our purpose in this venture is, to give, the people of our good,
Coonty BETTJSK HISBV;J!. ";ana more oi n.
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TPTYVaTidisA for what have you chickens, -ill
anvthincr for which there is a market ' . .J
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-. ;- -Qaaltty Merchandi Vrf TMchard'.-- f ; . , ElSlt
Look for our jlolliiig Store. - It. will be there very soon.
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4.50x20
4.75x20
5.00x20
$10.05 $1X3
Size
List Price
First Tire
Second Tire
4.75x19
5.00x19
$ 8.70 $1X3
5.25x17
5.50x17
$10.65 $1X3 ; i
These Prices Include the Trade of loia- u:a lire f ; ; ,
; These Tii-es carry a life-timo guarantee ragranst Jariythinr, jvith
. ' out extra cost." 1 Adjustments are made here to your satiation.
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