From Bdlwren ;
Miss Frances Newby and friends,
Misa Mary Sparrow and Mies Dorothy
Knight of Belhaven, spent the week
end with Miss Newby'a parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Juy Newby. , v.
Visited Mother .
Mrs. C A. Davenport spent several
days last week with her. mother in
Cambridge, Md. She also spent sev
eral days in Baltimore, Md. JJhe was
accompanied home Tuesday by Dr.
Davenport, who spent the week-end.
While inv Maryland they visited their
son Carlton, who is a student at Sev
ern School at Severna, Md.
From Washington ? ;
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Woods from
Washington, D. C, are spending this
week with Mrs. Louis Crawford. .Mr,
Woods expects to leave next week-end
for Korea.
In Florida '
Mrs. Charles Johnson, Mrs. Olivia
Hobbs and Mrs. C. N. Griffin from
Close-Out Salfcii
On All Winter Items
One Rack of Coats and Suits Yz Price ; ;
One Rack of Skirts, most all sizes. . -Yz Price j ;
One Rack of Blouses, $3.95 value. Now $2.00
One Lot of Indies' Sweaters -Yz Price j ;
One Rack of Dresses, values to $12.95. . .$5.95 ; ;
Other Dresses Reduced from 20 to 30
Visit Our Store This Week-end For Real Bargains!
YOU'LL SAVE DURING OUR SALE!
WHITE'S DRESS SHOP
21 Edenton and Mrs. D. S. Dard. n will
i leave today 7 (Friday) for Florida,
whera they will spend several weeks.
Mrs. Darden will visit her daughter
at Tampa, Honda and the rest of the
stay will be in St Petersburg. ,
RaHirnari Ham" ,.-;. ,r. fo.
Trim Wilson returned home Sunday
after spending several days in Atlan
ta, Ga., where ha. went on business.
Visltln Here
from Ypsilanti, MJch., arrived Wed
nesday to spend some time with Mr.
and Mrs. V. N. Darden, J ':
At Guilford College
Miss Barbara Winslow left last
week-end for Guilford College, where
she will continue her studies,
At Louisburg ,
Billy White, who has been a stu
dent at the. University of North Ca
rolina, has enrolled at Louisbvtrg Col
lege. : y-
From Louisburg . - v '
Charlie Skinner, Jr., from Louis
burg College, spent the week-end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, C. T.
Skinner.
HERTFORD, N. C.
tPiiElic Notice
TheJPerquimans County Baseball Club, operating as a
'.member ot the Albemarle League, hereby announces it will,
accept sealed bids for the concessions at the Memorial
Field baseball garrtestp be played during the 1948 season.
, It is the desire of the Perquimans Club that three or
more bids be submitted. All bids must be made for the
entire lot of concessions.
All bids must be submitted to the Club Secretary, or the
undersigned not later than February 15, 1948.
F. T. MATHEWS, President
Week-end With Parents V
Marjorie Frances White and a
friend from Norfolk spent the week
end withfher parents.
From Durham
Mr. .and Mrs. W. M. Clamroch, Jr.,
W. L. McClamroch of Durham, Miss
Arlean Porter from Elizabeth City
spent the week-end with Mr, and
Mrs. V. N. Darden. -
- 1 .
Returned Home
Mrs. William Huxter has returned
to her home in Richmond after visit
ing Mrs. L. N. Hollowell and Mrs. C.
W. White.
Thursday In Norfk
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller and Mur
ray Vick spent Thursday in Norfolk,
From Portsmoath - ' V .
Mr. and Mrs.' Vincent Hill and
daughter of Portsmouth spent the
week-end with Mrs. George Fields
Returned Home
Mrs. Vera Broughton has returned
home after visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Betty Jernigan at Dunn, who has been
fll. t . 1 N
Tuesday In Edenton .,-,..
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lewis visited
relatives in Edenton Tuesday and
also visited Mr. Lewis' father at the
Chowan Hospital. .
Luncheon Guests '
Mrs. Archie v.-T. Lane , and Mrs.
Harry T. Hollowell were guests at a
luncheon Wednesday, given by Mrs.
Cecil Garrett in Elizabeth City
Visits Relatives
Mrs. Tempie Tarkenton is spending
the week visiting relatives in Bethel.
From Norfolk -l..-, f-vr
Mrs. Mitchell J. Rizzo- and. son of
Norfolk spent the week-end as guests
of Lorene Britton. ' ? ,
Week-end Here
Lieut.-Comdr. F. B. Stevenson from
Boston, Mass., spent last week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Hollowell.
From Wake Forest
Miss Charlotte Duling, a student at
Wake Forest College, spent the week
end with her parents, the Rev. and
Mrs. C. W. Duling.
Week-end Here .
Carey Lee Lane, USMC, spent the
week-end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Lane.
t; auto repaihs
, We arc pleased to announce that we are now prepareI
to do expert auto repairs.' Keep your car in perfect opera
: tion by bringing it to us for a check-up, .' .' . , ,.M ', ,"' "
Our shop is located across from" the Perquimans High-,
School, on the Hertford-Edenton Highway.
WE SELL PURE OIL PRODUCTS .
T0;,1 PEIKiY & SON
111) 1 ,n n-
: just arrived;... ;J
We Have Just Received ai Car Load of
From Edenton
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Twiddy of Eden
ton spent Sunday as guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Britton.
Week-end Here
Ted Burns and Donald Swan, USN,
were the week-end guests of Kermit
Lane, Jr.
On Sick List
W. H. Pitt is able to be out after
spending several days at his home be
cause of sickness.
Visiting Son
Mrs. R. T. Clarke is spending some
time with her son and daughter-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Clarke,
at Blackstone, Va.
Visits Sister
Mrs. Add Lane visited her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Tom Nixon, who is a pa
tient in the Albemarle Hospital, on
Wednesday.
In Hospital
Miss Juanita Davenport underwent
an operation at the Albemarle Hos
pital on Monday.
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I Weekend Guests '
3 Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Perry, Jr., from
Durham spent the week-end with
relatives.
From Laneley View
Master Sergeant and Mrs. Marion
Riddick and daughter from Langley
View, Va., spent several days this
week with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stokes.
Attends Furniture Show
B. C. Berry left Tuesday for High
roint, wnere he will attend the fur
niture show.
STATE
Today Friday
Matinee 8 P. M. Night 7-9 P. M.
DENNIS MORGAN
ANDREA KING
.in' .
'T ly Wild Ir:sh Rose" i
Saturday Show Opens 1 P. M.
ALLAN LANE
in .
"Rustlers of DeviFs
Canyon"
"Forest Rangers" No. 8
Sun lay Only: Shows 2 P. M., 4:20 P. M. and 9:15 P. M.
LINDA DARNELL and CORNEL WILDE
-in-
"FOREVER
ADMISSION THIS ENGAGEMENT ONLY
JIatinee: Children '..55c. 'Night: Children .1 55c
Adults 76c K1' ; Adults $1.20
Monday-Tuesday
.
Matinee 3 P.M. Night 7-9 P. M. .
WILLIAM ELLIOTT and VERA RALSTON
. in " ,
i 011 un in 1 11 on
Friday In Norfolk
Mrs., Martin Towe, Mrs. J. H.
'Toweand Joe, Jr., spent Friday in
( Norfolk.
Fro-n Littleton
1 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thrower from
Littleton spnt, Monday with Mr. and
, Mrs. J. S. Vick.
Sunday Guests ,
: Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Elliott, Jr., and
children from Williamston spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. R. D. El
liott, Sr. .' ' ,
At Elizabeth City -
Mrs. Frances Luttrell, Mrs. P. J.
Boyce and Mrs.' Jack Hopkins spent
Monday in Elizabeth City.
Sunday Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Scalf and son
Charles spent Sunday with Mrs. E. L.
Morgan and Miss Thea Russell.
EAST-OVERMAN
The marriage of Miss Lillian Over
ton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Overton of Norfolk, Va., to Russell
East of Hertford, son of Mr. and Mrs,
W. L. East, took place January 19,
1948, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T.
E. Raper at 6:00 P. M. , , ,
Wire Roofing Nails Bale Ties
See Us For Your Needs While They Last!7
We also have Two-Row Fertilizer Sowers, 8-ft. Lime
Sowers and many other, items in FARM EQUIP-' ,
MENT, c Pay us a visit. We might have just whkt - '.
you have been looking for.
: ' ' ' ' i (
Place Your Order Now For Fertilizer O-
J. C. DLAL'CIIARD & COMPANY. If.'C.
f"BlancharTsh 'Since 183. ' ' T
HERTFORD, N C. , -
7" II
mm
For Complete
Satisfaction . . .
LET US DO YOUR
PORTRAIT!,
Our photographer is in Hert
ford every r Wednesday after
noon at .Wright's Jewelry
Store.
'COMPLETE -
PHOTO SERVICE
STEVENS
PHOTO SERVICE
' HERTFORD, N.C..
' See Our
Complete Line
- OP
Bath Room
Fixtures
Nbthing improves the beauty of a home more than W
: install&g neif 'and tnodern bath room fetures.f' crfte ?h
in today and see our complete line. ' l..-'.":.
We have the whole lot . . . tubs, lavatories, closet
combinations, medicine cabinets. Also soil pipe and .
fittings. ' ; .
Beautify your home this Sjjring by installing a new
bafh. -.'"' -
Hertford llcrtoe & Supply Company
TD i nr rPDr itrn Dirr pitd nfurpnrTmi
' HERTFORD N. C. V v
S-P'ECI A L S
CASH AND CARRY ONLY
CENTRAL GROCERY
Wednesday Matinee 3 P. M. Night 7-9 P. M.
DOUBLE FEATURE '
First Feature
BRENDA JOYCE
DONALD WOD
I
"Stepchild,'
Second Feature
RALPH BYRD
KAY CHRISTOPHER
"Dick Tracy's
Dilemma?
Th rgday-Friday : Matinee P. M. . Nlyht 7- P; M. -'. - --:- J
i ' "l? JUNE tAVER'and MARK 'StEsf', -
i ttfiai-CT ;:io n:r
; J Florida Green Cabbage, lb. . V. - - 7c I
1 1 Nice Bananas lb j 1 . ; . J 'J - 15c I
I Winesap and Delicious Apples, lb . J 5c I
t Juicy Oranges, dozen .--L:---.------.-.30c
I Kingan's Boiled Ham, lb. ;'.Cr $1.00
Skinless Franks, lb. . 1 iz 48c I
Smoked Saus? ge, lb. 1 . , 43c : :
t Pure Lard, Ib.; ; ; A . .- . 38c '
I Stick Butter, lb. .v.$1.00 ::
I Tomatoes. Na '2 can V: ';':J5c -
i Tomato Juice, No?2cari -ll-i.i 10c,!
I string Beans, z No. l cans;...-4 u 2c 1
I Green Peas, 2 No. 2 cans . : . ...L . . j. l29c I
LJVirnTiorsfinTfa and Silver Mist Flour,Tlain i
or Self RisingT 10 pounds M W
. Young Tender. Hens, dressed, drawn, lb,: . 55c
-65c I
ALL F v.s ULAR BRANDS
CIGARETTES
16c ' r rC-:2"3
$1.'
I BIRE
ALL -U EOTTLEDr
DRINKS V
6fcr25c V
$i.c:
crate
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' C..ll :: I I... . ' ... I $ I ' i I
ii i uii . awianing oiacK . nuirr.. r t r 'II
' CumberhunJ winthaiid-i-5; f X V I!
" Lightweight wool flannel. i 7 t V, ':' If i
t BeIted'waiRt-V ' " ' ' l - '
:: '$3.95 arJ s- . ' , f b '
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