Tns. perquimans vrrv v - tinrrroun. r Yfjt v
fc::n:rGc:it (n
, Continued from ijee 0";.e)
ach was, ordered' to kep in work at
.. -gainful occupation and placed on pro-
.Ration for three years. '
, . The hearing of civil cat.es was
started' wit' Monday when Judge
Thompson heard. two uncontested di
Month Set AsIJa To :
Cjrt More Pulpwood ; ;
(Continued irorn Paste 1i' N
boys would be severely handicapped.
With an abundance of-, it, - our boys
will be able to do their job effectively
and quc!vly. The; will Ufc tl.cAxis
audi be home . sooner' if we do., not
falter." ,v t- -
Reciting the -slogan of the news
paper pulpwood drive for November
ll to December 11, Mr, Earle said I
"Cut a cord of pulpwood for every
1UUU,1U" V 1 r I' y and girl j in the armed service
vorce actions and a large part of the ( ' . i- . nMi
cml docket was cleared before court atriotiBm . ,t ig an opportunity to
adjourned on Tneaday. ,back that b or with
Four ciW actions were disposed ot ,pUe uipmentnd ?0od. It may
on Tuesday when it was announced , vense nis m
that a compromise had been agreed j Mr Earle riMai ittil only 8p
npon hv the case Pattrick against t attem madj b the j a- to
Treadwell, and the suits of D.,M.bomb the mainlend of the United
Jackson agwnst R. H. Browning, and gtates jn thls!.war was the dropping
the . suit, of A. A. Nobles against N.;of a hoaA m tha vagt puipwood pro
C. Spivey were non-suited. The duci ng area8 o Oregon .
Hollowell Chevrolet Company was K the Japs want our timber so
awarded judgment in a suit against badl we ou ht to oblige," he said
Hurley elly. I "But let's give ft to them in the form
Three divorce cases were also dis- of bullets, bombs, and shells. One
posed of on Tuesday. iway we can pay our respects to the
The Jennings against Jennings suit, ' Japane8e Md German warlords is to
awuu weoneeuay, was aeciarea a cut a cord 0f pupw0od for every boy
mis-trial when one of the jurors was m tne service and thus give them a
ordered withdrawn, xThe case of J. 1 double-barrelled discharge from
H. Towe vs Army Thompson was America's two battle-lines the fight-
iianuied oy compromise and in the jng front and the home front"
tasi case oi me day judgment was
!: ' v'.1'''- " Li.Jll llL-Jli Hi inn l..j.jmjw -rrmm:
i
si
awarded in the
against Perry.
suit of Chappel
BUY WAR BONDS!
Assistant Have you an account
with the house, madam?
Customer No. but maybe I can
arrange matters with your manager.
Assistant (to manager) A lady of
Tops For Thru Winter
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Ladies, young and old, interested in smart new fashion?,
that wear well in all seasons will find our store well stocked with
the items they want . . . Coats, Dresses and all the accessbries. '
Why not make BLANCHARD'S your "One Stop Shopping
Center"? t
LADIES' DRESSES
Nationally advertised Erma
Hill and Gara Tiffiny Dresses.
Perfect all 'round Dresses for
every occasion. See these
"buys" today.
Warm, sturdy fabrics fashion
right colors. All sizes.
Paid Pi
SWEATERS and SKIRTS are
fashions these days. We have
a complete stock of both.
SWEATERS t in long and
short sleeves, cardigan and slip
over styles 98c to $6.00
SKIRTS, in plaids and solid
colors $2.08 to $6.05
not"! m tl
, Ann Sothern and James Craig In a Scene from "Swing Shift Misie,
with Jt: . . . . o , j . . ,1 ,itii cn.iea to the State Theatre
)unuay oniy. - ' . i
BALLAHACK NEJVS
Mrs. C. C. Mansfield, Mrs, Samuel
Mansfield and children, Eryin and
JeBsie Raye, visited Mrs. , Wallace
Goodwin Sunday afternoon.
L. A. Coodwin returned home from
General Hospital, Norfolk, Va., Sun
day. He was there for treatment.
'' Troy Elliott was moved from the
tV S. Marine Air Corps hospital at
Rdnitinn on Tuesday to uenerai nos
nital .Norfolk. Va. His condition is
still serious. Mr. Elliott was senpus-
t lninrp.1 when his car, and a trucK
collided near Edenhouse, Bertie Coun
tv. last Wednesday night. , His cous
. , , . . ...
In. Jnhnnv El iott. wno was in -me
, .... 1 .11.:,
car with him, was instantly auieuv.
Mrs. Anthony Elliott, of Chapa-
viva H. V Baker and Mrs
Liw F.iliott visited jar. ana, jhtb.
Sidney Goodwin iuesaay nignu
Mrs Levi Goodwin spent several
days this week m EliaaDettt' wty as
the guest of Mr. and mrs. ivan
Everton.
TVIiss Elizabeth Copeland, of Tyner,
was the week-end guest of Miss Lal-
lian Goodwin. V,
Mrs. Murray Elliott. Misses IHel-
ma end Mary Elliott visited Mr. -and
Mrs. H. V. Baker Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. " Willie -:yW. i laniels
and children, Vernon and Kiroy, 01
Norfolk, Va. and Mrs., Troy nauon
BETHEL NEWS
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Mr. and Mrs. HeimauyChappell,1 of
Norfolk, Va., visited j Mr. and i' Mrs.
Thomas C. Chappell: W ednesday.
Mr and Mrs. H. J. Lbng and Mrs.
Ernest, j Kogers, of Elizabeth ' City,
spent -Sunday with Mr and Mrs, S
M. Lang. t u
Mrs. S. C. Phillips, Misses Oertie
Chappell, Evelyn Long and. Mary
lues; Chappell visited , Air. and , Mrs.
K. D. Creecy bunuay. 's.'
Miss Frances Gertrude Fleetwood
of the Colerain school faculty, spent
the week-end with, her mother. Mrs.
J. M. Fleetwood. :
Mrs. J. VV. Gatling, of Norfolk,
Va. is the guest of Mrs. W. E. Curtis
this week.
Paul Chesson, of Norfolk, Va., was
the guest of his sister, -Mrs. E. J.
Proctor Sunday.. .
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Chappell, Mr.
and Mrs. T. C. . Chappell. and Mrs.
Preston Long visited Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Hoffler, at GatesviUe . Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Perry visited
her mother, Mrs. W. W. Chappell, of
near. Belvidere, Sunday. .
Mrs. Laura Curtis and Johnny
Miller have returned from Norfolk,
Va., where they visited, relatives. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Joyner and son,
Jiminie of Suffolk, Va,, spent Sun-
"HOSTESS TO CR1DGE CLU3
Mrs. H. ,C.' Stokes entertained her
bridge club' on Tuesday ;evening at
her home fin Church .Street Ihose
enjoying the evening werei'Mt!' "ames
T LTJessup, Charle$ M.; W," ;fordr
Carroll Hojmes, Cliarlps Er. Johnson,
and MMR. Campbell' Misses Helen.
Morgan juid ilary ,Sumner ; L g ;
f High score prize went to Mrs.
Campbell, lowwas v, awarded vMra,.
Williford and Miss Sumner received ".
bingo prize,
A aweet course was served by the '
nostess.
Jusf Like DadT ; ' '
The barber lifted the youn cus-
tomef into, his chair, and said: "How
do you want your hair cut son?:
iuue ma s, wita a noie m the top.
uqua u sea c ars
I - U your, present car giving you satisfactory service ? Driv? t
"a wuuiwua nui v.uuu(jc uiuLu uunng me wuvter monuis aneaa x
t rso prepare by mdinfcouilwesentcMior a better later 1
I "", 6""" vowv;a. "c uave a large siock ot ciean,; weil
X cared. -for Use Cars wfcich,wilf give vou perfect satisfaction
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LADIES' COATS
Smart new Coats in Harris'
Tweed, Camel Hair and plaids.
The very type you want for
the coming winter.
All sizes in sport and
dressy styles
We have a nice assortment of)
Children's Coats, most all
sizes and at right prices.
Ladies' new Fall Hats fn a
wide range of sizes and colors
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LINGERIE FOR MISSES AN1) LADIES Loni? wearinir
styles for everyone.
Misses' Slips
were the guests ot Mr. and M"- Sid" with ber Parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Uooowin ana
daughter, Lillian,, and Miss Elizabeth
Copeland spent Sunday at , tienerai
Hospital, Norfolk, Va., visiting' L. A.
Goodwlh. .
Mrs. George Forehand and children,-of
Suffolk, Va spent last Week
with Mri Wallace Goodwin.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sutton visited
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Goodwin Sunday
night . - M:'r f f- .
Mr. and Mrs. William Tarkenton,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tarkenton,"; of
Suffolk, Va., Mrs. Tempie Tarkenton,
Mrs. Mattie White :nd Miss Ev
White, of Tyner, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Joe White- v .1
Mrs. Mattie White' and . Miss Eva
White have returned to their home at
Tyner, after spending the week-end
with relatives here.
Mrs. Herman .Fleetwood
See .them'TOwl-iV-v fa v srTr'
! 1941 ChwroletSDeci4lh941 nhAwpf finU
Deluxe 4idoor Sediah. mrfiivrhih' fiMmkutn
t E&tm1 qdrse(PcarJfroodtmechaTrieal &m-
-rrfl'Tf if Iff , 9, I'fV"'.-- 'X
1940 Dodgre 2-dooi Se-1
dan: . Dluxe. ; Ver3r;
good' condition. ' . .V
1937 Chevrolet 2-door V
wKMi.,.;, ah . uuu run,- j t
ning conditiorV.1 'x ft
A4tew othr models
i 1940 Chefvrolet Special
rBeluxe CbachZ -Has
: radio aiM heater.1
1940 Dodge Deluxe 4-
aoor.an. Here ura
real' usedicar buy. -
1937. Chfevrolet 4-door
"Sedan.' Runs line.
Has heater. '
gwHisea cars win r
tn.rjK 2401 - t j ( tierttord, w. cv . , I ,
remains
Mrs. Troy ElUott and Mrs. Sidney critically ill in .General Hospital,
jNonout, va. ...i
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Elliott, Miss
Goodwin visited :Troy ElUott,af the j
U. S. Marine Air Corps Hospital! at
Edenton, Saturday! afternoon.
Ladies' Slips
" '.;.;
Panties
Ladies.' Gowns
Ladies' .Hosiery-r-Mojud, Cannon and Fifth Avenue
Iiuui .w
.-60C f 98C
K 'H
...J$t.ip to $2.9$
39c to S9C
-.2.98 to $3.91
Priced
91c, to $1.19
CHAPANOKE NEWS
Mrs. : Gerald1' Wood has returned! to
her home fitt Norfolk, Va., 'after
spending several days with her par
ents, Mx.. and Mrs. W. W. Lewis.,
Shelton White, U. S. C. G.f f Nor
folk, Va4. spent Sunday with his par
ents,' Mr. and Mrs. T. S. White? ; ?
Mrs. Tillie Russell and Tim ;True-
blood spent Sunday in Norfolk, Va,
with':relative8. '
David -. Lewis, U. S. N., Norfolk,
Va..' spent : the week-end with? "Ids
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. W.; Lfewla.
Ardell Byrum was in Portsmouth,
Va., Wednesday. - u .
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lane ' were
guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Garrett
on Sundays
Qarey Quincy, U. S. N., and ' Mrs.
Quincy spent Monday with ' bis par
ents, 'Jfci and Mrs. C P. Quincy. V.
Mrs. Molue Trueblood spent Sun
day in Elizabeth City with relatives.
Lindsay Russell returned home .on
Saturday , front the Albemarl Hos
pital; Elizabeth City.- - 7R
Mr and Mrs. Philip Perryl 'Mrs.
Wilbert Newbold and Mrs. Missouri
Perry attended the Family Da pro
gram at the Consolidated Base,1. near
Elizabeth City, Sunday. .v " '
, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whiter were
guests of his mother, Mrs. J ; A.
White, on Sunday. , f.
Myrtle Norman r Elliott, and I. ..
Elliott, of Hertford, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Farmer ,. Sunday
evening.
NICANOR NEWS
Miss Betty Lou Eason spent Wed
nesday night witK Miss Doris Carver,
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse. White and'X
children, Becky and Eugene, and Mrs.
Allen Perry, of Hertford, visited Mrs.
D, A. Carver Sunday afternoon.
. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Ward and
daughter, Agnes, Mr. and Mrs. Buck
Rountree, of Belvidere, visited Mrs.
D. A. Carver, Mr. and. Mrs.' J. H.
Baker and Mrs, Jesse Rountree on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. end Mrs. R. M. Baker' and
daughter, Helene; Mr. and Mrs, Jesse
White and daughter, Becky; Mrs. D.
A. Carver, Mrs: Allan Perry, Mrs. J.
A. Carver and daughter, Velma, visit
ed Mrs. Mary Carver, 1 of Newland,
Sunday afternoon. v
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Baker and
children,. Donald Wallace and Mari
lyn, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr,
and Mrs. Crafton Wjnslow. "4
Mrs. J. C Baker visited Mr. and
Mrs. J. N.' Stallings Sunday , after
noon, i h j r . ir ' ,r'
, Mr. and "Mrs.. Charlie Havrell,". of
Hertford ., spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.' and Mrs.'.J. C. Baker.
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( -; Smart Jibme-ownert keep tbeir homes and buildings-;
; ' in good repair' , it means money in their pockets and it ' . '
I r .Pp60 to Voui t you do those snjall repair jobs
now.' Repair 'your home and buildinrs to Drevent the need
t BAGS and NEW AND USED SOYBEAN, s
? BAGSVhile they lasi'If you neeiff some rr
r'"w of these bags wo advise yoii to et, them it! I
i riow.1 We will have ho more cMhesfc this
season.
I
of larger repairs later V that is where Vou save ,V- and
it's money in your pocket C' ' . .ifr I' .V -
I SEfe i STODAY"F6BUIblr5GM?.IALS NEEDED
i " DO YOUR JOB , ,.:,WE IIAVE THEM! '
;r: . Windows Doors; ; , Nails . .
Rubber Rccang ; Compodtion Shin-!:::
Sla 3 Surface Roofing! ! 1 Brixmcnt
Jtsnckc , uement
. For
Sand 1 Grave
Izi Protection Use Athey's'ioo Pure Taints
Ar.j T.cof Cc-i!"3 ar.d tcrr-t
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