: ' -; ; ' 'J THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY, HERTFORD, V. C, FRIDAY. MAY 2, 1941
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U. S. Coast ted
Rases Age Limit
The United States Coast Guard
now accepting applications for enlist
ment, from young men Detween me
ages of 18 and 28 years. Applicants
must be citizens of the United States,
of good moral character and meet
the physical and educational require
ments. Base pay for original enlistments
is $21 per month and visually in
creases to $36 per month at the end
of 4 months in a training school.
The average boy is. advanced to $64
per month usually after the end of
his first year of service. Each man
on his first enlistment is given
$112.75 clothing bounty allowance for
uniforms, etc. Enlistments are
mflifo for a neriod of three years.
Schools are maintained to teach
onnrmrimatelv 25 different trades and
every man is encouraged to study
some specific trade, which will give
him an opportunity for broader,
iron oral and nrofessional education.
Wntfh man is wanted thirty days'
lpftvp of ahsence with nay each year
and shore leave for a brief period not
tn exceed fortv-enrht hours. fTee
medical attention : Is provided,
members of the service.
This service of 160 years of tradi
tion offers: career, adventure, educa
tion and action. , i , v
For further infonnatjott .'. apply in
person or by
Guard Recruiting, Of RPP
Post onice BuiiQing.:wu"l
SNOW HUli NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wood spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs
WolHo Kniaht. in Norfolk. Va. .
Mrs. Mary Keaton spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Howaro
MofVioujfl in Norfolk. Va.
muvwuv '
Mrs. Ralph Harrell has been on uie
aAi Hut thin week
Mr MnnHv Harrell visited Mrs.
G. W. Gregory, at Woodville, jwon
A art oftomnnn
Mr and Mrs. Mason Sawyer and
family of Old Neck, visited Mr. and
Mrs. D. M. Cartwnght aunoay.
Mr- and Mm .T. M. Benton and
son, of Old Neck, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Harrell Sunday after
noon. Mr and Mrs. Eddie Harrell attend
ed the Womanless Wedding at Win-
fall Friday evening.
Mrs. Moody Harrell and Mrs.
Ralph Harrell spent Sunday after
noon in Elizabeth City.
n Rmnt. Katharine ' Hepburn
and James Stewart form the
Btjirrinir comedy team in ,,Ane rima-
delphia Story," picturipation of the
hilarious Philip Barry New , York
Rtaire success, which, comes jnonuay
and Tuesday to the State Theatre,
Hertford, for an engagement oi n
days- . .
Bach has a maae-to-oraer ivnc.
n,r, nigv Miss Heuburns' ex-
vriaiiv - .
husband, who turns up when she is
ohmit to be wedded again. Miss Hep-
Knrn in the urirl who demands per-
4t, o 'hnahAnd ana nas 10 ieai"
JLCVbiVfil " ,
.v. .on'f ho had. She mayea me
role for fifty-two solid laugh weeks
on Broadway. Stewart is seen as a
i..VaU viq era 7.1HP reDorter. sent to
cover the wedding, who also falls in
love with the girl. Every line of dia
i a fnnnv-hone tickler, with
lUgUC AD J .
n tv,.. nhnrintr the amusing situa
ttll -' 0 .
tions as Grant tries to win miss
ti hnr-k. while Stewart finds
UCIfUUi" . j ,
i..- i : miH.1e Plaved acrainst
a background of high' Philadelphia
pomedv was
sucietjr iij-c, "
directed by George Cukor.
FINE NEW SHIRTS
AT SIMON'S
You Will Soon Be
Taking Off Your Coat
Naturally You Want
Your Shirt to Look Well
SEE OUR NEW SELECTION OF
AETNA SHIRTS
at $1.50
HANOVER SHIRTS
at $1.00
Famous Van Heusen
at $2.00
thev ARE ALL FAST COLOR
AND FIT GUARANTEED
SEE THEM AT
SIMON'S
$3WxeSx$K$H$H
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WE'VE created quite a sensation with the unusual bargains
we offer in USED CARS. Every car in A-l condition and
guaranteed. Come to see us for more enjoyment in motoring.
1937 Plymouth Deluxe
2-door Sedan, new
paint, good tires. A-l
shape.
1939 Chrysler 4-door,
radio and heater.
White side wall tires.
1938 Chevrolet Deluxe
Master Coach? "
B'ford;Ileluxe 2
; door with trutik
"1937 Chevrolet-Panel
Dpliverv. Ready to
go. , '?.)
1935 Ford Coupe. Good
mechanical conditip$,,
1934 Chevrolet' Alasteri
Coach;' Runs good:' ;
1939 Plymouth Deluxe
2-door Sedan. Excel- f
lent mechanically.
1939 Dodge 4-door De
luxe Sedan. A real
buy priced right.
1938 Dodge Panel De-1
livery. - - ,
1937 Dodge " Deluxe f
Coach. Good condi
tion.
1936 Ford Deluxe 2-
door Sedan. .
1934 Ford Coach.
Priced to move quick.
1934; Chevrolet Stand
ard Coach. Good buy.
RIRTHDAY PARTY
m.. v.;i,Jyon arA trrnndchildren of
UL11U1C11 0
Mrs. Sue Banks celebrated her 89th
birthday on April 23.
ti,ao, nrooent. were: Mr. and Mrs.
Perrv Webb and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Gregory Webb and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. DeWitt Webb, Misses Burner
Williamson, Mary Blanche weoo,
Joyce Webb and Annette Webb, all
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of Norfolk, Va.; Mr. ana rars. . .
Webb, Miss Mary Weob, J. uu,
Rolac Webb, Mr. and Mrs. uuy
Webb, Mrs. Nellie Pierce, Mrs. 10m
rv Mica Mavwood Pierce, all of
Mrs. Jamie Rob-
IICIIIUIU,
v.- Joncrntprs. Ruth and Oatn
uiua, uicn .
,i n Thomas, of bmitn-
field.'va.; Mrs. W. J. Meads and. Mrs,
t TJ-itorH of Weeksville; Mr,
and Mrs. B. S. Banks and daughter,
of Hertford, R. F. D.; Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. S. v
ti. -Mr- and Mrs. E. G. Banks,
t w HnsVett. Mrs. Mattie
n.ui,. lwico T.illian Davidson, Mrs
C. W. Haskett, Ray, Ruth and Keith
Haskett, Mrs. R. R. Perry, Miss ur
men Perrv, Bob Bailey, of Connecti
Mr. Mar Ward and children
Gecola and Mac, Jr., of Edenton.
rfLkft was served.
ICC V'tam -
The honoree received many uselu
t ar,H QPPmpd cheerful ana
Vor,r, Sbp recited a childhood
"aFf J" "
poem "Darby and Joan."
np.l.vinERE CLUB MEETS
t,p Rplvidere Home Demonstra
r-inh mpt. Wednesday afternoon
Anril 23. at the Community House
The meeting opened. by singing
' America, the Beautiful," after winch
the devotional was given, followed
by prayer by Mrs. Bertha S. White.
After roll call, the minutes of the
previous meeting were read and ap-
Miss' Maness discussed the District
meeting to be held at South Mills
on May 13th.
Since April is set aside as Cancer
rvnti mnnth. the club decided to
take $1.00 out of the treasury and
n-;o tr. thp cause, making the Belvi-
dere Club a member of the Woman's
Field Army.
Miss Lucy White gave interesting
readings on "Underpinning anu
special purchase gardens.
The demonstration on "Porches
was very interestingly given by Miss
Maness and should prove very help
ful. Mrs. T. C. Perry conducted an in
teresting flower contest.
The hostesses, Mrs. Louis Wins
Mra. V. C. Lane and Mrs. N. D.
Chappell, served delicious candy to
the following: Mesdames J. M. Cope-
tend F. M. Coneland, V. C. Dale, N.
D. Chappell, M. D. Lane, T. C. Perry,
C T. Rogerson, W. T. Smith, J. C
TvivM. V. C. White. H. P. White
Til T WViito T. J. Winalow. T. R.
Winslow, L. C. Winslow, S. M. Wins
v r. Winslow. Louis Winslow
Misses Clara White, Lucy White and
Frances Maness.
WHITE HAT NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Casey, of
Norfolk, Va., visited Mr. and Mrs.
Joe White Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs.. Andrew Ownley and
family spent Sunday in Norfolk, Va.,
with friends.
Ruck and Alden Jackson, of Ra
leigh, spent the week-epd with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. U. C. Uaddy ana
family, Mrs. H. R. Miles and chil
dren and Mrs. J. Q. Caddy visited
with relatives in Windsor Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Eure called
on Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Jackson Sun
dav afternoon.
Miss Pauline White was the din
ner guest of Miss Maude Miller on
Sunday.
Mrs. George Eure called on Mr.
and Mrs. Fitzwater 'Sunday afternoon.
Misses Clarine Eure and Maude
Miller were supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Stokely on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. W. K. Miller and family vis
ited Mrs. U. C. Caddy Saturday af
ternoon. Mrs. John Hurdle and little daugh
ter, Sallie Ruth, spent Friday with
Mrs. Raymond Eure.
Mr. and Mrs. Watson Kusseu, J.
A. Russell and Tom Cartwright visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Jackson on
Sunday.
Mrs. J. T. Jackson went to Dur
ham Monday and entered Duke
Hospital. ..- -
Bingo Party
A Bingo Party will be held at the
home of Mrs. C. A. Cooke at Wood
ville on Friday night, May 2. The
public is invited to attend.
Jim's been tellin his women cus
tomers for 25 years that they
oughta buy More cotton goods, but
since he put in that display show
in' all the pretty new things made
out of cotton, he's sellin 'em in
stead of tellin' 'em.
Florida And Cotton
, , . , net at- m
J. .IHJIIJWIJ.UMIIiPllim M'l'l tlinni llllll I III Mill I III " niiiuiim.m
$tecfttc.Ranffe-- m
m, only ;,
pZ 109-50 ;mV LJ--M,
ummmmmmmsmiL a
Fastest, most economical range in Frigidaire
history. Twin Unit Oven and many other
features of ranges costing many dollars more.
T.mn anil
"Cook-MmUr
Illustrated, option! t cxtrs cott.
R. S. JORDAN
numbing and Heating Air Conditioning
and
Flpplriral Contracting
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Summary State Laws
Available To County
And City Official?
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Chrysler Plymouth
tv.o Tnofit.nt of Government
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nhancl Hill has released this week a
rnmnrehensive summary, interpre-
ttinn and nnalvsis of the princi
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fu.A. 1A lama TianQiwi hV T.11R
1941 General Assembly, Albert
r..w UrArtnr of the Institute,. .an-
of Which will fee
available to Chowan. County aneity
r;inio ia the eubhination oi tne
V1UVUMU, w
jaiiv icrin1tive bulletin service ren
dered to cities and counties by the
Btaff of the Institute during the re-
anf soscinn of the legislature.
Amonir the topics dealt witn in ae
oil Bfrninst the backiT round of re
search by the Institute during and
,tn. tfco QAsninn. will be letrislafion
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ooncBrninir taxation, finance, public
With and safety, public schools
conservation and development, and
iVnra. Surmlemented by re-
uitMijr v.v..v. - , . . j
nf Siinrama daaxt aecisions ana
.nit,.. f fh Attorney General, the
publication will treat with matters
of both local and state-wide govern
mental importance.
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liteaeV-lJeft my midget
car Sere flv .foinutes
Blonde Mitzi Strother. recently
crowned "Miss Florida" greets
Alice Erie Beasley. 1941 Maid ot
Cotton, upon her arrival in Miami
one of more than tniny major
cities Alice will visit during her ait
fashion torn- of the United States.
The Maid of Cotton, clad in cot
ton from head to toe. is modelinR
her especially designed cotton
wardrobe in cities from Miami to
Salt Lake City. She is accompanied
on her 15,000 mile tonr by a Lux
stylist and a representative of the
six sponsoring cotton organiza
tions.
TRIANGLE PLAIN OR SELF-RISING
FLOUR 12 35c
TRIANGLE PLAIN OK SELI -K1S1NG
FLOOR 24 & 69c
TRIANGLE PI RE CREAMERY
BUTTER a 37c
ilMSSl
Who Knows?
BEST COOKING BULK
PORE LARD
lbs.
for
19c
1. When did Sir Francis Drake
defeat the Spanish Armada?
2. Who is the British Poet Lau
reate?
3. When do the major leagues be
gin the 1941 season?
4. What is the distance between
San Francisco and (Sydney, Aus
tralia?
6. What is a "jurisdictional"
strike?
6. Wnat. iour Presidents appear in
South Dakota's Mount rtusnmore
Memorial ?
7. What is referred to as a
"token" budget?
8. A jreneral walks into a restau
rant Whom a nrivate in uniform Is
eating". Do military regulations re-
mi i tViB nrivate to SalUtST
1 . . ,
9. Will marketing quotas appiy w
nrhont in 1941 ?
10. Who is the president of the
C. I. 0.?
SOUTHERN MANOR OR FANCY SWEET
2 No. 2
cans
PEAS
23c
Upton's Tea, Vlb. pkg. 22c
Hurff's Pork and Beans 4 cans 17c
Tender Sliced Bologna lb. 15c
ago qd it's
THE ANSWERS
1. 1588.
9 .Tihn MftRP.field.
3. April 14 at Washington; next
day in other cities.
A 7 437 miles.
5. One casued, by dispute between
rival unions as to the ngtot to repre
sent t.ViA workers.
6, Washington, Jeffersqn, uncoin
and Theodore Roosevelt
7. A budget passed witn nominal
in order to prevent revelation of
actual expenditures. (
8. No. A '
,! 0. Growers will vote on the ques
Uon in May. , '
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Sliced Bacon
Pender's
Select
y2-ib.
pkgs.
27c
Peaches
Sliced or
Halves
No. 2Vz
cans
23c
Salad Dressing
Mother's
Quart jar
23c
Tomato Juice denial 2 15c
Large Yellow Bananas . 4 lbs. 19c
; ; Maine Irish Potatoes 10 lbs. 17c
i Juicy Florida Oranges 10 lbs. 29c
Lemons, large size dozen 23c
fon.
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