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J- ' ' '' ! w 5; ,"(A.'!rt- t ''a ,) A. t,. 'fir ' - r t t J THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY. HERTFORD, N. C. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 26, 1948 " S f AGE" SIX' t ' v I: r , l Iipcveinant Seen LiPy!pod Picture for Two Months Some improvement in the pulpwood supply picture for 1943 is apparent in reports from pulp and paper mills for July and August. August deliv eries were slightly more than season al- over July, but still substantially below the. 1942 and 1941 figures, A. B. Hansen, Deputy Director of the WPB Pulp and Paper Division, advis ed the Newspaper Pulpwood Commit tee this week. It is too early yet to predict whether this trend will hold and gain momentum, Mr. Hansen said, but it is encouraging as a response to the cur rent newspaper-industry victory pulp wood campaign created to induce Auto Licenses Go On Sale December 1st Automobile license plates for 1944 will go on sale Wednesday, .December 1, according to an announcement this v.-eel: Lv Uie Carolina Motor Club, which has charge of sales. License plates may be obtained by Focal motorists either in Edenton or Elizabeth City. One large plate will be issued this ytear, instead of the small tab, such as was issued for 1943.' The new plates will be black with yellow numerals, or the opposite color plan now used. Dr. Gustav Highstein Joins Health Staff ."SLEEPY LAGOON";, Dr. Gustav Highstein, a past as-, sistant surgeon in the Reserve Corps .1 IU TK Q PnhliT- Health KpnrfrA. T 11 t VI V aM t "T'l iarmers ana smau wDoawaa owi.?rs hag the staff of T&aqao- to engage in cutting pulpwood. tank HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB - Mrs, George Barbee entertained her bridge 'club on Tuesday . evening at he yhome, r.Those playing' were: Mesdames H. C. Stokes,' T. LjJessup, C, M. Williford, . R. Holmes, Dennis Holliday,and Misses MJ7 Sumner, liloise Scott and Esther Evans. High score 'priie, went to Mrsw Holliday, low to "Mrs? Holmes;- and Mri. Jessttp received the floating prise." A sweet course was served. Judy Canova strogftles to'piii Dennis Day down to a definite proposal of THANKSGIVING DAT SPECIAL " CATHOUC CTIURCH SUCVKT , , Thursday November : 25, v" Tha giving Day will b fittingly cbst 'with.thUost" Holy Sacrifice" of Mass, .'one f ihe four chief en'' which is thanksgiving, . starting a. m., in St. Ann's Catholic - Cli Edenton, " stated the Rev,v Fi Francis J. McCourt, Pastor. A 4 ial program of suitatle ; music aiu singing will be Tendered, sermon oi. "Always Give God Tlianks for Every thing,", Holy Communion,-- ' A Sunday, November 28 first, Sun day in Advent and ecclesiastics! year., first. Mass at 8:80 a'., m' t Harvey Point Air Station,'-5 econi! Mass at 11 a. m., in St. Ann's Church, third Mass at Windsor Waf.Prisoner Labor Camp at . 4 :30 p. ; m. :!. Sermon Mrsi. Harrifteeoiid. to ' Un. on "Explanation of Catholic Churcfc'4 Towe, and Mrs. Cox ' received th Marriage Regulations." Holy Conn j floating priie. .? - munion, 8:16 p. m. " Rosary Sermon The hostess served a damty sand- on "The Redeemer," hymns, benedic4 HOSTESS TO ROOK CLUB . ; Mrs. Jinii Bass entertained her rook dub last .'Thursday evening at her home. Those present , were Mee dames JUmmy .. Stallings, Tom Cox, Thomas TUleyV Jtortini-Towe, Willie Ainsley, Jesse Lee Harris'- and Mrs. Boldger. ' High . score prise went to marriage in ' fci:oti-y .di 1. ;. l' M; j; only.i wich cpurse. , ; tiortchoir practice at 8:45 p. . tn. Maud Tl,o ie nnHiAAKla nnmh. is in . " . . UlXJ 1 AMJXJXKMJ XU u o lv. u i. t j I Health department, ut. Hignsiem Mia hlanehe Channell of Nor- the South, but encouraging trends! r T p.r, -wi.0 Miss tsiancne onappeu, oi nw were indicated in other sections of I f" G' J:2& " folk, Va., spent the week-end as the ., , ... . . . iransierrea on ioveiiiwr n w hr mnthr Mm the DulDwood nroducinir areas which' . . tt..i.-i.-i guest or ner mower, mru, . ,vv ,, . : . - ivannan, ueorgia. vt. nignsiem waalf- n include the Northeast. Appalachian 1 s n.- Wiappeii and Lake States, and the Northwest . 15 1943 He hag worked at St regIons- Vincent's Hospital in Norfolk, Va., "These facts should not lead to any since that time. kind of optimism," Mr. Hansen said.- "At best they represent merely a change in trend in pulpwood produc tion which was steadily downward for the first six months of this year. The July and August reversal might be compared to the conquests of Tunisia and Sicily. We've still got a whole war to win. Mr. Hansen called attention to a report that more than 1000 communi ties in the 27 pulpwood producing states have organized local pulpwood VISITORS AT FRIENDS QUARTERLY MEETING Mr. and Mrs. L. J. WinBlow at tended a dedication service at Fair mount Park Methodist Church in Norfolk, Va, Sunday and dined with ,Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mock, j Henry Perry of Philadelphia, Pa., was the week-end guest of his business and professional men actual- at 7:30 o'clock. There will be special iy have gone into the woods and cut i music at this time. The public is pulpwood in their spare time. invited to attend these services. Despite the favorable reports in The Rev. Frederick Carter, of . mother, Mrs. Carrie rerry. Guilford College, Field Secretary of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Winslow and XT si -ir 1.. nr-x. XT-T A ' I. : 1 J r. A UAfAMl tUn Pat drews. of Greensboro! Mr. and Mrs. I and Mrs. B. R. Millikan were dinnerLlow; rf. 8toS,'SuLafn" ' n n n ... . . .... ... . i i A- ' o -wr 1 it. f. smitn, or Ld Deny, win oe visi-iguesw oi air. anu rar o. ai winsiow tors at the Quarterly Meeting at Up-1 Sunday. ' . . '. River Friends Church on Saturday! Mrs. E. S. White and E. L. Chap- pell spent Thursday in Norfolk, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Otha Winslow and family were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Winslow. Sunday.: Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Winslow were1 40-4.')f guests of Mr; and Mrs Lloyd Wm low, of Whiteston, Sunday afternoon. H. L Privott and Miss Myriam, of Portsmouth, Va., visited Mr. and Mrs. W; L. White Sunday afternoon, j Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Copeiand end son, of Elizabeth City, were week-end guests of Mrs. H. P. White. Mrs. Bill Simpson and son, Billy, of Norfolk, Va., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Forbes Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Winslow and children, Gloria and Christine, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. T..L. Wins- ! and Sunday. , Services will be held at Piney committees and that in some towns ' Woods Friends Church Sunday night Mr. and Mrs. Roy Byrum and son, of Norfolk, Va., spent the week-end as guests of her father, E. L. Chap FOR SALE NICE COLLIE PUP, six months old. See Ellis Stall ings, Belvidere, N. C. nov.26pd. Tucker's Fish Market I'ow Opan We are ready to serve you daily, also will dress fish for you' We are sorry that, due to shortage of labor, we cannot tleUver; -j r If we do not have the kind of fish you want early and we will get them for you. call a, day, TUCKER'S FISH MARKET v. i PHONE 3896 61 KING STREET HERTFORD, N. C pulpwood receipts and inventories for July and August, Mr. Hansen warned that production must be stepped up -consistenly during the remainder of 1943 if the slump during the first six months is to be overcome. He . also stated that receipts of pulpwood at U. S. pulp mills showed a slight upswing in July, which trend continued in August. As a result, some mills were able to replenish partially depleted inventories. "Pulp- ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLtB Mrs. H. A. Whitley was hostess to her bridge club last Friday evening at her home on Front Street. Those playing were Mesdames J. R. Futrell, Trim Wilson, C. A. Davenport, J. E. Winslow, W. H. Hardcastle, IS. P. Jessup, Louis Anderson, C. R. Holmes, Misses Eloise Scott, Esther Evans and Mae Wood Winslow. Hiirh score prize was awarded to wood production is still running far Miss Scott. behind 1942, however," he concluded.' The hostess served a salad course, NOTICE OF SALE I will, at io o'clock, Tuesday morning, November 30, offer for sale at public auction all the farm implements of the T. W. Umphlett Estate. Sale to be held at the home place on Route 17, near Jake Mathews' Service Station. Terms: Cash JOHN M. PIKE, Administrator Good Used Cars X Jit .u-k t T 3 Is your present car giving you satisfactory service? Driv ing conditions will change much during the winter months ahead ... so prepare now by trading your present car for a better later model good Used Car. We have a large stock of clean, well cared for Used Cars which will give you perfect satisfaction. See them now! 1941 Chevrolet Sedan 11 941 Chrysler Sara Cnurifi. Has radio, toga 4-door Sedan. 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