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1 5. V 1 Page eight THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY gERfPOftD," N. At FFIDA'V, MAY f "i i ii . i , 1 i r 1 5 3 l ft'..-', 1 '.V' Aw3 D:n:stration Clubs Sponsor Rovcr Show On May 20th The Spring Federation meetanjr of the Home Demonstration Clubs will be held Tuesday afternoon, May 20, at 3 o'clock, at. the Hertford Gram mar School auditorium. Wade Marr, of Elizabeth City, will be the prin cipal speaker for the meeting. A Flower Show and Tea will fol low immediately after the meeting. The ,Flowef ,, Show will be held in the Community Building and all flowers must be entered not later than 2 o'clock on that afternoon. The Tea will take place on the lawn of the Community Building lot The public is invited to attend the meeting, flower show and tea. How ever, the flower show will not be open to the public until about four o'clock. Each Home Demonstration Club in the county will enter seven exhibits in the flower show and these ex hibits consist of the following: Speciman 1. Rose; 2. Lily. Table Arrangement Color display vegetables, fruits, gourds or flowers. Leaf Arrangement. Miniature Arrangements (contain er not over three inches tall). Collection Any kind of flowers. Flowering Shrub Wild or culti vated, Potted Plant. NEW HOPE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Blake Sawyer, of Norfolk, Va., . accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smith, of Baltimore, Md., visited friends here Sunday. Roy Banks, of Fort Monroe, Va., spent the week-end with his father in Hertford and visited with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis, accompa nied by Mrs. Pearl Gregory, her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gregory, all of Norfolk, Va., spent the week-end with Mrs. Pearl Gregory's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Grey, of Suffolk, Va., spent the week-end as guests of Mrs. Mattie Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Grey, Mrs. Mattie Simpson and daughter, Maud, spent Sunday with Mrs. Simpson's son, Dan Simpson, and Mrs. Simpson, in Harveys Neck. Mrs. Billie Carter, Mrs. Woodrow Godfrey, Mrs. S. D. Banks and her daughters, Mrs. R. R. Perry and Miss Lillian Davidson, visited Mrs. Banks' son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pritchard, at Weeksville, 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 Chevrolet 2-door Master, with trunk, new tires, A-l me chanical condition. 1938 Chevrolet Mas ter Deluxe Coach with trunk. 1936 Ford Deluxe Tu dor. Good running car. 1939 Plymouth 2-door Deluxe Sedan, white side wall tires. 1937 Chevrolet 2-door Master. Good condi tion. 1939 Buick 2-door Touring Sedan. See it. 1938 Dodge 4-door Deluxe Sedan. 1935 Chevrolet Coach at a . special price. Ask About Our liberal Payment Plan Tove Motor Co. v;" Chrysler Plymouth Jr X SAIS AND SERVICE ?J J (. I , "MR. AND: MRS, SMJJH , Funny no body ever thought of teaming them before! Admitted to be the best farceurs, respectively, in the masculine and feminine fields, Carole Lombard and Robert Mont gomery have individually scored plenty of triumphs in the matter of purveying laughter to film goers. This picture will be shown at the State Theatre, Hertford, Monday, only. Carole, in fact, is the originator of the so-called "screwball" school of film-funning, while the debonair Mr. Montgomery is equally renowned among connoisseurs of comedy for his sauve talents in this regard. And yet it wasn't until RKO Radio began preparing its new laugh hit, "Mr. and Mrs. Smith," that anyone considered putting these two champ ions together in one picture. It was a swell idea, for they are ideally suited to the roles. "Mr." is a. pros on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Alphonsa Chappell and little daughter spent the week end with Mrs. Chappell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R Webb. Miss Rebecca Webb is at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R Webb, for the summer, her school at Robersonville having closed. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jackson spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Ella Foster. Mrs. Foster has been very ill, but is somewhat improved. Clarence Goodman, who has been ill, is improving. Rev. and Mrs. Cranford and son, C. V., of Winfall, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Butt Sunday, Mrs. R. R. Perry spent last week with her son, Ray, at Riverside Hos- 1937 Plymouth 2-door Deluxe with trunk. In excellent running con dition. Priced right. 1940 Plymouth 4-door Deluxe Sedan. 1933 Chevrolet Coupe. Priced to sell now. 1939 Chrysler 4-door. Radio and heater. A real car priced right. 1935 Ford ' Coupe. Plenty of good riding here. 1937 Packard 4-door Sedan. Try it out. 1936 Plymouth 4-door Sedan. Ready to go. 1934 Chevrolet Coach. Priced to move. 9 t h i f perous ycung Park Avenue lawyer and "Mrs." is his determined wife. Both of them are headstrong, and devoted, and fond of a good argu ment; and the hilarities of the plot revolve about their domestic tribula tions and what happens to them when they discover that because of a technical illegality, they aren't real ly married at all. Needless to say, Carole and Robert fit into such a set-up as if the roles had been tailored for them, and the combination of their respective abili ties, along with skillful dialogue and direction, is making "Mr. and Mrs. ESmith" outstanding among the season's screen offerings. Gene Raymond heads the featured cast as Montgomery's law partner and romantic rival. Alfred Hitch cock, noted for "39 Steps," "Rebecca"! and other fine films, directed the production from Norman Krasna's original screen-play. pital, Newport News, Va. Ray's im provement is slow. Who Knows? 1. What is the population of areas brought under German control by Hitler? 2. Can American ships carry war supplies to belligerent nations 3. How does the size of the U. Si Army now compare with a year ago? 4. How much does the government seek to raise by taxes next year? 5. What part of Canada's trade is with the United States? 6. Who coined the phrase, "To the victor belongs the spoils?" 7. What do German soldiers mean when they shout, 't5eig Heil"? 8. Who is the president of the American Red Cross? 9. What Hollywood actor is now on a good-will misson to South America? THE ANSWERS 1. About 150,000,000. 2. No; this is prohibited by our neutrality laws. 3. 1,250,000 soldiers to 175,000. 4. $12,667,Q00,000. 5. 41 per cent, of the exports; 60 per cent of imports. 6. William L. Marcy. 7. Hair Victory! 8. Franklin D. Roosevelt. 9. Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. . Qttz m stpamwafFasoiu&xat' O SOHl WHEEL5 Of A CAR EVER TIWUHtfTER EVEt WEMTJti OUT nswera to Qui for Drivers A Yes,' frequently. la tome cases, when turning corner sharply, the in ride rear wheel it almost itationary. rhe difference kt speeds of rear wheels a normal travel requires the 'differ . mtial'your';cajvB'fe' ' A-A temperature of 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit is sometime reached in the combustion chamber ai your car. I A StrictVspealfintf. oil never wears out. Howeref, alien producu uich as carbon; soot, sludgCriiish, water, unburnea 'jEuel," tiny1 'bits . of met! cuffed off, acid caused by oxidation ot ; parts of. the oil, and other foreign J . wbfancea contaminate the oil and pre sent H from "properly; fulfilling iu lubrication job, " .' , 'k , 9 "JQ nyoutt Moioft StateTr&er Sptor At'lGtri District Meeting Charles M. Johnson, State Treas urer, will be the principal speaker at the meeting of thelBth District Fed eration of Horn e ' Demonstration Clubs to be held in the South Mills school building on Tuesday, May 13. The meeting will begin at . 10:30 a. m., with registration beginning at 10 o'clock. Counties included n the. district are Chowan, Perquimans, Gates, Hertford, Pasquotank, Camden, Cur rituck and Dare. The president of the district is Mrs. P. P. Gregory of Shawboro. C. W. Overman, Chowan county agent, will lead in group singing. A mahogany gavel will be pre sented to the county having the larg est number of people registered be fore 10:30, and the number of mile traveled will also be considered in determining the winner. Announcement of county winners in 1in Voivl TmnrAVAmAiif. flnnfoat be made by MrfJ p p Greg0ry, who sponsored this contest. Prizes of $1.00 will be presented to the individ uals from each county who made the most improvement in their home grounds from May 1, 1940, to May 1, 1941. Lunch will be served by the host ess county at the usual price. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. BIBLE CLASS MEETS The Susanna Wesley Bible Class of New Hope Methodist Church met with Mrs. Mattie Simpson on April 24th, for the regular monthly meet ing. While the afternoon was rainy, a large number attended the meeting. This class meets on the last Thurs day afternoon in the month and will cordially welcome all visitors. Tacoma, Wash. Gus Monselle, a longshoreman, was struck on the head by two falling sacks of wheat. His injury a fractured ankle. Robert -How would you like to drop half a mile out of a plane with a parachute? 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S. wr. utrpucn-f- woman u nouung but, a rag, a bone, and hank; of Mrs, Gr roOftw "Matf-itf nnthlnr Ant a brag, a groan and a tank of air." iji ,ii i-H ijuj M riiiiiiiiiMiiii i' i ii in imm ' iwtwiiwwwMw 3& For Bigger And Better Crops Use Modern Machinery Come in and let's talk over your farm prob lems and your needs in machinery. Hertford Hardware has everything you need for pro ducing a bigger and better crop during the year 1941. ' See Our Complete line of Farm Equipment Ayers Peanut Planters - Cotton Plows Weeding Hoes - Planter Repairs 2-in-l Cultivators - Double or Single Weed and Grass Cutters - Peanut Weeders 5-Hoe Cultivators Don't Forget This Is NATIONAL HARDWARE WEEK COME IN AND SEE OUR BIG BARGAINS Hertford Hardware & Supply Trade Here and Bank the Difference" HERTFORD, N. C. tt tT r fir Ir-rv'nrv Morgan's Grocery r Perfect .Alibi , . Hubby 'Oat became of that uri- paid bill Dunn & Company sent, to Wife-Oh, that! ' I sent w marked "Insufficient Funds.' 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