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THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY, HERTFORD, N. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1943
Lions Carnival Date
Changed To Oct 11
A new date for the Hertford Lions
Club Fall Festival, tentatively set to
open October 4, was announced to
day by Charles Williford, club presi
dent. The carnival will be held dur
ing the week of October 11 to 16.
The club received notice last week
that due to unavoidable breakdowns,
the Kaus Exposition Shows, which
will furnish the midway attractions
for the festival, would be unable to
arrive before October 11.
The club voted at its meeting last
Friday to change the date for the
affair to October 11.
The Kaus Shows played here dur-
Too Late ToClasstfy
NURSERY SCHOOL AND KINDER
garten will open Monday, October
4, at 107 Church Street. If inter
ested, see Miss Kate or Miss Bess
at the above address, or phone
2561, Hertford, N. C. sept.24pd.
FOR SALE UPRIGHT PIANO, IN1
good condition. ISee Mrs. M. T.
Griffin, Route 1, Hertford, N. C.
sept. 24 pd.
ing the past summer for the Fire
men's Carnival and plans to return
with even a bigger show this fall
than was presented during the sum-
MRS. MOLLIE ANN RIDDICK
Mrs. Mollie Ann Riddick, 68, widow
of the late Augustus Riddick, died
suddenly at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. William Russell, at Hertford.
Mrs. Riddick is survived by two
j sons, Edgar Riddick of Hertford,
' .1 xtai 1 .' J .1 1 r n.i..!j
aim iMuuiuu ivjuuick. 01 seiyiaere,
four daughters, Mrs. Russell, Mrs.
Sammie Cohoon of St. Bride's, Va.,
Mrs. Matt Hanley of Cincinnati, Ohio,
and Mrs. James Carver of Belvidere;
j tjwenty grandchildren and seven great
, grandchildren.
I Funeral services were conducted at
the home of Nathan Riddick at 3
o'clock on Monday afternoon by the
Rev. Arthur Stephenson, pastor of
Bethany Methodist Church. Burial
was made at Sandy Cross.
PAGE FIVE
. HUXTER ONLY
Miss Eva Mae Onley, of Richmond,
Va., formerly of Hertford, and the
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Charles A. Onley, was married on
Saturday, September 4, to William
D. Huxter, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Huxter, of Richmond. The ceremony
was performed at the Presbyterian
Church with the Rev. H. D. Hrown,
Jr., officiating.
EPWORTH GROUP MEETS
The Epworth Group of Christian
Service of the Hertford Methodist
Church held its regular monthly
meeting at the home of Miss Ruth
Tucker on Tuesday evening. The
meeting was called to order by the
president, Miss Ida Lee White, and
the secretary, Miss Minnie W. Wood,
read the minutes and called the roll.
A very interesting program was
presented by the leader, Mrs. Chas.
ISkinner. Taking part on the pro
gram were Mrs. Skinner, Kittie Joe
Beasley, Minnie Wilms Wood and
Peggy Felton.
During the social hour the hostess
served delicious iced cola, sandwiches
and cakes to the following members:
Ida Lee White, Peggy Felton, Anne
Matthews, Mary Proctor, Mildred
Gault, Syble Skinner, Kuth Tucker,
Kittie Joe lieasley, Doris liyrum,
Mrs. Charles Skinner and Mrs. Win.
Tucker.
Everyone was reminded to be at
the. next meeting on the evening of
October 12th, at the home of Ida
Lee White. Kittie Joe Beasley will
have charge of the program.
HOSTESS TO. BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. B. G. Koonce entertained her
bridge club on Tuesday evening at
her home. Those playing were Mes
dames V. N. Darden, R. M Kiddick,
J. G. Roberson, Herman Winslow, J.
O. Felton, W. G. Wright, Charles
Whedbee, and Miss Kate Blanchard.
High score prize went to Mrs.
Darden, and second high to Mrs.
Whedbee.
The hostess served a sweet course.
Mary Jane Spruill, Mildred Reed and
Mary Sumners. Two visitors, Mrs.
Able and Mrs. Roberts, were also
present.
After the business meeting, the
hostess served refreshments.
ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE
Mrs. Max Campbell was hostess at
a lovely bridge party at her home on
Market Street oh Tuesday evening.
Those playing were Mesdames H. C.
Stokes, T. L. Jessup, C. R. Holmes,
C. M. Williford, Chas. K. Johnson,
G. W. Barbee, and Misses Helen
Morgan and Mary Sumner.
High score prize went to Mrs.
Johnson, floating prize to Miss
Sumner and Miss Helen Morgan re
ceived low score award.
The hostess served a sweet course.
SHAMBURGER GROUP MEETS
The Delia Shamburger Missionary
Society of the Methodist Church met
with Mrs. D. F. Reed on Monday
evening. Mrs. lien Thatch was in
charge of a very interesting program,
with Mrs. W. H. Pitt, Mrs. G. W.
Barbee and Mrs. C. T. Skinner assist
ing. Those present were Mesdames
Edgar Morris, G. W. Barbee, C. T.
Skinner, W. H. Pitt, Oscar Felton,
Ben Thatch, Lindsay Winslow, Dennis
Holliday and Vivian Mathews, Misses
STATE MISSION PROGRAM
Mrs. E. W. Mayes, program chair-
' Mian nrpswlpH rtvpr m verv i ntprpet inir
, j . . -c
State Mission program at the Bap
tist Church on Wednesday of last
week. The program theme was
"Highways for God in North Caro
lina." The meeting was opened with
the hymn, "All Hail the Power of
Jesus Name."
Those taking part on the program
were Mrs. J. P. Perry, Mrs. Hudson
Butler, Mrs. Mark (iregory, Mrs. C.
II. Holmes and Mis. Howard G.
Dawkins. Mrs. L. V. Norman offer
ed the closing prayer.
ENTERTAINS HOOK CU B
Mrs. Edjrar Feilds v as hostess to
her rook club on last Thursday even
ing at her home. Those playing in
cluded Mesdames Jim Bass, Jimmy
Stalling, Houston Kdwards, Martin
Towe, Tom Cox, L. S. White and T.
W. Tilley. High score prize went to
Mrs. Cox, second high to Mrs. Towe
and Mrs. Bass received the floating1
prize. The hostess served a sweet
course.
HONORED AT SHOWER
Mesdames William ad Henry
Boyce were joint hostesses at a mis
ellaneous shower on Thursday e.
ng in honor of Mrs. Edward Fori
ayed0wifrth Mi"S- ;a"le8
Payed with prizes .warded, which
The honoree received n.anv
"d useful gifts. After
01U.M...I J , "r
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course was sero-i '
we!iSeJ)refent and se"ding gifts
ere . Mesdames Josiah t8
Charlie FAUntt i r '-"'ott,
P. , , . ' hurray, Al
oonn Lane, John Bovce VV
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ftthew Chappell, Haywood White
Cland' c"Ty Stijn"'
a Munden, Addie Jones, Llie
Sumner Harry Ii(,v,e, William I vce
Misses Helen Huffier, Kssie Wa ter
lovely
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our si(,le
hanks to friends an,! neighbors for
ne many kind expressions of svm.
y0f '- lieverly
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HARDWARE FOR EVERY NEED
PEANUT DIGGERS PITCH FORKS
SHOVELS - BUSH HOOKS
And Many Other Items of Farm Hardware
ENAMELWARE PYREX
GLASSWARE DISHES
And All Small Household Hardware . . .
More Coming In Each Day.
Don't forget us for Baling Wire and all
Farm Equipment.
WE CAN SERVE YOU
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LADIES' AND MISSES'
NEW READY TO WEAR
Presses $5.95 up
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Many Other Items You Will Want
This Season ... Now Ready For You
We're sorry! We did not have time last week to cet
f our stock out ... we were rushed for time hut we thank
you all for (he fine response to our opening. We are, there
fore, going to give away another $25.00 War Bond to some
lucky person. Be sure to register during Saturday, and at
9 o'clock Saturday night we will draw a name and if the
winner is not present we will draw another until the bond
is given away. Be here for the drawing.
Beautiful Piece Goods
RAYONS - PLAIDS - PRINTS
GINGHAMS - SILKS
You Will Not Believe Your Eyes
ONE SPECIAL LOT OF REMNANTS
PRICED AT LESS THAN HALF THE
ORIGINAL COST
1 SPECIALS ON GROCERIES
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OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE . . . Nothing to I
I be had is not here . . . Our prices are ceiling or I
I below. Let us serve you!
I SPECIAL On Saturday we are xomv; to sell
I Stouts Best Flour and White Frost Flour at I
these prices:
12 pound bag (guaranteed)... flic
24 pound bag (guaranteed)... 75c
Pure Lard, pound 18c
Sugar, pound 6 3 4c
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Jj, Priced From
98c to $3.98
-y" Sizes, Styles
and Colors
You Must Get a Fascinator or Some Other
New Item In Headgear . . . Look Ours Over
Our Shoe Department Is Complete
We Have Shoes
For All...
FORTUNE
LITTLE MAJESTY
MUROCO
CRADDOCK TERRY
HYDE PARK
BIG BROTHER
LITTLE BROTHER
STAR BRAND
MANY NEW
ITEMS NOW
ON DISPLAY
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MEN'S AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING
t Plenty of Men's Shirts and Shorts
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I Shirts 49c up
Pants 98c up
Sweaters ...49c up
Work Sox... 10c pr.
Raincoats ....16.95
NEW BOYS' SUITS
All Sizes
MEN'S SUITS
CURLEE
HOFFMAN
$14.95 to S32.50
All Sizes
Stouts - Slims - Regulars
INVEST YOUR
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