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PAGS TWO THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY, HERTFORD, N. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1945 , - THE Perquimans Weekly Publish! every Friday by Tht Perquimans Weekly, partae ship . consisting of Joseph O Campbell and Max K. OampbaH, el lertford, N. C. MAX CAMPBELL -Edits xSorS CantinaZX. msj AiJociAircSJl IAix' u arnnrt class vuvraoei 6 lWt. at postoCflM a Hertford, North Carolina, un der the Act of March, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION BATES One Year I1-60 Cards of thanks, obituaries, resolutions of respect, ett- will be charned for at regular advertising rates. Advertising rat furnished b teqUest FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1945 THEY WILL FIND THEM: To Indians Win Basketball Tournament Crown (Continued from Page One) title game by overwhelming Coach Rupert Ainsley's Moyock team in the semi-finals 29 to 9. The Moyock net ters were unable to cope with the more experienced Indians" and the HrivA nf KawaII anH Whito fa tint. tling for the rebounds from the back- ooaras. rerquunans wok a a to. v lead during the first quarter and In creased their advantage to 13-3 at half time. During the second half the Indians counted for 12 more Joints in the third i-nntn anA Cnarh Campbell used his substitutes in the L. J. Winslow Sunday. .J ,i Mr. and Mrs, Emory Boontree and family of vSunbury, Mr. and Mrs. Arba "Winslow and Mr.' and Mrs." & gene Winslow V of Whiteston were guests of Mr., and Mrs. W. L. White Sunday afternoon. " y Mr. and Mrs. Roy Byrum and two children, of Norfolk, Mr. and Mr. E. S. White and ; family were dinssr guests in the home of E. L. Chappell Sunday. Other visitors in the after noon were Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Ward and Miss Agnes Ward. : f i; ;,v Mr and Mrs. John Harrell and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harrell, Mrs. Jim Fenruson and two chiMran of Okisko spent Sunday as guests of final frame to collect four more points Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lamb for a total of 29, while Moyock col lected six nninta in tli Nat half The Indians were off in their shoot ing and hit for only 13 baskets out of almost 100 shots. Nawell numtNl for 13 points, White got 7, Berry 5, Wilson and wood 2 each. The Indians downed the strong South Mills cagers' in their first round game by a 87-21 margin, af ter a terrific first Quarter which end ed 2-2. During the second canto the Donald M. Lane. US MiSTS. Rmnlr. lyn, N. Y., spent Sunday with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Lane. Misses Mary Sue and. Nora Grace Cook, Miss Patsy, Miller and Donald Miller of Woodville and Miss Willie Mae Chappell were dinnf- guests In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Winslow Sunday. Mrs. V. C. Dail spent Sunday as guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Dai Miss Cassie !Winslow was the ' It.. 11.. .1l'w.L -U . . " 1 1 airs. v. ju, jonnson was nostess vt ' , "w t....wa, . . . - her bridge dub-Tuesday evening at Those ttending .Included I the guest her home,' Those enjoying the-aven mibs xwim, . ni y- w ... i mm. ...... ... 1 Ptfa. TJ; aiul Mn , H. ; .IV Smith: ULI- ms; were jneaaames w xa. wiuuora, ;-- r T. r' r, 7.. I H. C. Stokes. ' T." UX3MuZjnck lVsy Mrs. S. F. Schneider, War-1 G. W Barbae, ft R. Holmea. rant umcer ana Mrs. k. n rowan,, Hi-. ni Mtb VArtmr VialAu ' Iff. . aiul .1 ---o i.viiu vauw viic iuioo vasaic ,iiuioiuw WttS WH Indians counted for ten points while guest of Miss Zenova Chappell Sun Kia.U:. O 1L ST;il a. a 1 nuiuuiK ouuui miiis to one oasKec to uay. t . 1 a . now a iz-4 leaa. In the third auar-t Mrs. Ida White is RDenriW !). ter the local cagers racked up 14 points and South Mills failed to pene- . - - - , . i tvi..o Aim kjuutu ALitiB iauea to pene them; who by patient continuance in Urate the Indians defense and col well jdoing seek for glory ana mmur lected only four points Moving up and immortality, e'ernal life. to a 35.17 Iea(1 durin fi , I fA. T.J!... ' l , . Romans 2:7. Perquimans On Top Residents of Perquimans County have every right to be proud of their high school and the athletic record just 'completed by the basketball teams' of the local school. For the second straight time,, the boys' team has captured the Albe marle Rural Tournament, outstand ing feature of basketball in this sec tion, and in the meet held last week the local girls battled to finish in sec ond place in the tournament Two members of the Perquimans team, Joe Nowell and Dan Berry, won honors and were chosen on the All Tournament Team, as was Anne Mathews for the girls' All Tourna ment Team. In addition, Joe Nowell was selected by the tourney commit tee as the outstanding player of the entire meet. The local cage team won 15 out of 19 games during the season and lost only four, two of these were lost to teams previously defeated by the In dians. The girls' squad won 11 games and lost only four, and both teams outpointed their opponents by a considerable margin in the season record. Never before, until the Indians handed Central High School a 29-20 defeat last Saturday night, has any boys' team ever won the Rural Tour nament twice. This feat was accom plished by the local boys through hard competition and excellent play ing and firmly establishes the local netters as the outstanding basketball team of this section of the State. ter, the Indians played carefully to maintain the wide margin, but South Mills outscored tha substitutea replaced Wilson, Wood, Berry and White and closed the gap to. a 37-21 score as the final whistle blew. Perquimans players who saw ac tion during the tournament were Coach Campbell's regulars, Nowell, Wilson, White, Berry, Wood and Bobby Holmes, Cecil Winslow, How ard Pitt, Reggie Tucker, Horace Webb, L. C. Elliott, Howard Brough ton and Chappell. As winners of the 1945 tourna ment, the Indians were presented s trophy to keep for one year, and also a permanent trophy for their 1945 triumph. week with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Winn. low. Miss Mary Chappell was a supper guest of Miss Gladys Channell SVI. day evening. Brinn. M. Rv CampbeH and Mias Mary nr. Hie-h' avniirii vmit'tii Jessapv low te Mrs. Barbee' and bell. A salad course was served. ' RECENT BRIDE HONORED AT ' BUFFET SUPPER AMD JtMNCK Mrs. Edna F. Winslow rraciouslv entertained at a buffet supper and dance on Monday evening, March C, In honor of her sister, Miss Jeanette Fields, who was married Tuesday, March 8."". .' ' u t , The ' Dartv was riven tat tha of -town guests and members of the wedding party following the reheeml ui war a ivui-r icius wcuujiuc VOWS, at ; me umcera- viuo at narvey romt, - f ine oauroom was beantifuliv deeov rated with Spring flowers. , Refresh ' ments were tastefullv arrannul hn a long banquet table in the center of the dance hall Music was furnished R.-E. Gundy. H-- 'ROOS SUPPER h Mh TnltaH Wliifa araa ItAaf aaa at a.. rook sapper' Friday" evening at her home. Those enjoying the ' evening , ty Bntler,. Grace, Knowles Ruth El; gar Morris,: Miss Mildred ReedMiss uon, janec Murray, ax B. 'rnurs- Mary (Sumner, ana Jalss .Kuny White, by, Lt. -Ll P. Orr, Lt , (fig) F. P, High score pris went t Mis 'White, Smeal, Lt JgY Amos D. Caryl, Lt L. ' low was awarded Mrs, Hoffler and the D. Olson, Lt, D. E. Nooleen, Li. (jg) biiigo prizes were awarded to, Mrs. Stantofl; Lee' Knoll W Lt Ug) Skinner, Mrs. JJixotf and Mrs. Tucker. m . 1 "'---"S"-Ma-aa-BsaBa-BBa-SBMSaBnBaBBBa-a-Ba-a - uetion Safe it HOSTESSES AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. R, M. Riddick gra ciously entertained at a quail dinner followed by rook last Friday evening at tneir home on Dobb- Street Those enjoying the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stokes. Mr. and Mn. J. R Jarvia and Mrs. W. G. Wright The high score prize for the ladies was won by Mrs. Lynch, while Mr. Stokes was awarded high score prise for the men. XVIDLKE NEWS Get Set For The Seventh War Loan The Seventh War Loan, which gets underway May 14th, will seek from individuals more money than ever be fore for the prosecution of the war. The quota is $14,000,000,000, the same as the Sixth War Loan, but in dividuals will be asked to purchase half of the total. In the last drive, the individual quota was $5,000,000, 000 and the highest sale to indivi duals in any loan was J6.351.0O0.O0O. The quota for the new Series E Donas, wmch is the one purchased by most people, has been set at S4.000, 000,000, although the largest sale of this bond in any drive was $3,187. 000,000. The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Henry Morgenthau, says that Federal expenditures are "going to remain at a high level for some time to come" and that the Seventh War Loan is de signed to obtain maximum funds ne cessary to prosecute the war from "non-bank investors." The people of Perquimans County, along with the 'other people of the nation, will "go over the top" for the Seventh War Loan. To do less would be to discredit the brave men fight ing for them across the seas. Over The Rhine The fact that the Rhine has been crossed at all No invading army since 1805 has uciuevea wis Teat until now. But the fact that the river has been crossed so quickiv. i.i th - - J W an offensive scarcely two weeks old.-and crossea in lorce, m of very t;e?t sig nificance. Since the big Allied push IfRan it io pe expecred that General Eisenhower's armies would undertake a crossing as soon as they reached the river on a sufflcienlty broad mm imu sumciently reduced the threat of a flank attack by enemy ;ul oi me Knine. There has oeen no oount but that Allied patrols could get across at many points on any night they might choose. But it was ttvt -afe to assume that German defense of the east bank .would be anything but strong and well oro-nn- Ized, nor that General Eisenhower would be in position to pour enough . troops and equipment across to s , tablish a firm bridgehead without some pause ior consolidation and re' grouping ox bis forces. 'v ,. a major river eroasinor. kva a beach landing; involves at least three critical phases: , First,, getting the Miss Mildred ConAlnnrl f ST" VJA. IIVVU- land was the week-end guest of her brents, jar. ana JMrs. F. M. Cope land. Mrs. A. R. Cook of Woodville and the Rev. and Mrs. B. H. Milliltan weriejdmnerjruests of Mr. and Mrs. attackers ashore nr op-abb o- nil der defending fire; second, meeting wumtiaimcKs oi local reserves; and third, withstanding the onslaught of the mobile or strategic reserves. The First Army units now on the heights beyond the Rhine have appar ently passed the first two chises sue- We know now that the German defenders m a sector dangerously near the Ruhr were either spread so thin or were so disorganized thai they were unable to put up more than minor resistance. The test of oattle with whatever mobile reserve von Kundstedt may have available is still to come. But he, in turn, must now expect crossing anywhere along a 125-mile front and he dare not com- head6 8ainSt "e brWge" How this first leap over the Rhine was made possible is not yet re vealed. What little is hinted and can be pieced together points to one of the most dramatic stories of this war. Christian Science Monitor. BRIDGE HOSTESS Mrs. C. A. Davenoort .u boat to her bridge ciuo Thursday evening ai ner nome on "ront Street Those playing were Mesdamea Trim Wil son, Louis Anderson, H. A. Whitley, W. H. Hardcastle, J. R. Futrell, S. P. Jessup, Miss Mae Wood Winslow and Miss Frances Maness. High score prize went to Mrs. "Wilson.. A salad course was served.' HONORED AT SHOWER The Mary Towe Missionary Circle of the Methodist Church held their monthly meeting Monday evening at the home of Mrs. R, S. Monds, Jr. After the business meeting, Mrs. Dave Fuller, a recent hrids ored at a miscellaneous shower given py ine members of the Circle The dining room was beautifully decorat ed with spring flowers, and lighted tapers. Dainty sandwiches, cookies and hot tea were served. There were 22 members nresont onsl tha honoree received some lovely gifts. CABINET MAKERS Phone 1477-J or Write KEMP BROTHERS ANTIQUE RESTORERS Refinishers and Upholsterers W. M. Kemp, Manager ELIZABETH CITY, N. C. l VvA QUALITY LEATHER HARNESS id - .: ''-,- ih TAYLOR THEATRE EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA We Have the Shows Friday, March 1 r k ' Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in "LOST IN A HAREM" ' News - Color Cartoon - Pete Smith Saturday, March 17 WiM Bill Elliott and Bobby Blake in 'VIGILANTES OF DODGE CITr Manhunt of Mystery Island' Ne, 9 Coowdy Sunday, March IS Laird Cregar, Linda Darnel and George Sanders in "HANGOVER SQUARE" Cartoon - Musical - Travelogue Monday-Tuesday, March 19-20 Margaret O'Brien, June AHvson. Jose Iturbi and Jimmy Durante in MUSIC FOR MILLIONS" Latest News Wednesday, March 21 Peggy Ryan and Leon Errol in "BABES ON SWING STREET" "Black Arrow" No. 8 Community Sing Act Thursday-Friday, March 22-23 Errol Flynn and Henry "HulI in "OBJECTIVE BURMA," OF FAQ EQUIP P E H T 4 10 A. RAIN OR SHINE At Frifi of JC. Svs!ii; IB ImLs East of Plymouth, on Highway B4 v: FOLLOWING ITEMS WIUL BE SOLD International Pick-Up Truck, 9 Mules, $ .Saddle Horses, 1 Spotted Saddle Pony, 1 Peanut Picker,' I Peanut Shelter, 2 Peanut Planters, 2 Disc Plows, 2 Seed Drills. 2 Gansr Plows. 2 Staff Plows. Hav Forkca i Gang Cultivators, 1 Tool Box, 1 Corn Sheller, a Pairs Cart Wheels, 2 Cotton Planters, 2 Corn Planters, 1 Disc Harrow, 2 2 -Horse Farm Wagons, 1 Guano Sow er, 1 Pair Wheel Hubs, 1 Side Delivery Rake, 1 sta tionary Power Unit, c Ridinsr Cultivators, r Scott Bean Harvester, Miscellaneous Single Plows, Plant ers, Cultivators, Harrows and Harness. There is enough equipment in this lot to take care of the requirements of a 200-acre farm. Reason for sale: Converting to power equip ment COL HOLTSU, Auctioneer .1 4 Don't waste time and your patience by trying to patch up worn-out harness when you can obtain new quality leather harness at our store. We have in stock i. Bridles - Collars - Collar Pads Back Bands - Traces - Plow lines We haye a compfete supply of Stock wders,' Liniment, Healing Powders and Oils. Aiso Dr. LeGear's Poultry and Hog Prescription. See us for your needs. ' " ,v J Hertford Hardware & Supply Co. "TRADE HERE AND ANK THE DIFFERENCE" M- , HERTFORD, N. C. r v EXTRA-MILEAGE CAPPING Tha tira ihortag la becoming mora acuta, rn raoapplng sjiotarial la . limited. So,' u your Uras ara traad bar and 70a wemt to kp drly lug, batlar roll la ior racapa to day. 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