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" ' ' THE PERQUKIAN3 TIESSLY,' ErRTFOrJa, N. 0, FRIDAY. MAY 23, 1343
AimimtDEBimceinnisiniiS
miss Watson
.WILL BE AT THE ,
PARAGON BEAUTY SHOP
Tuesday and Wednesday, June 1st and 2nd
, y TOGIVE ,
FREE FACIALS AND ADVICE ON THE
USE OF COSMETICS
JHONE3071 FOR APPOINTMENT
PARAGON BEAUTY SHOP !
Mrs. Sarah C. Carlyle
Miss Mary Jane Riddick ;
Returned Home - ' '
Mrs. W.- H. Hardcastta has return
ed home After visiting relatives in
New Jersey. ' b
from Newport News , .
Mrs. Dozier Sutton and children of
Newport News are spending this week
with Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Kaper. Mr.
Sutton spent the, week-end, but has
returned home. . ' ,
Friday In Suffolk
Mrs: I. A. Ward and Marguerite
Ward spent Friday in Suffolk, Va. .
From Littleton
Mr. and Mrs;, J. H. Thrower of
Lattleton snent laRtvweefc nrf BAvoml
days this week with J. S. Vick and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller.
which the presents were opened. Iyer, Wade Jordan, Ruth Jordan, Jo
The bMhdav k
iserved with soft drinks,' cakes and Benton, Carlton fienton, Joe Benton,
-j " """j"! "uuu 9sw-juutua vATiwrignt, marian aarreu,
Ronald Harrell, Glen Benton, Leonard
Pierce, Faye Pierce, Billy (Pierce,
Mrs. Jesse Harrell, Mrs.. Vernon Har-;
reu and son, 4ittle Douglas Barren.
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Beginning next Wednesday, our CLEANING and
. PRESSING PLANT will be closed every Wednesday .
afternoon during the months of June, July and August.
NEW SERVICE ADDED: Our LAUN-DRO-AID
is solving the laundry problems of more and more
housewives each week. We now "pick up and deliver"
laundry in the Town of Hertford. Call us about this
service today. "
BEFORE PACKING away yoiir winter clothes,.'
have them cleaned and pressed. Our prompt service
is at your disposal. Phone us for pick-up and deliv
i ery service.
PHONE 2511
CANNON'S CLEANERS
GRUBB STREET HERTFORD, N. C.
ROOK PARTY
Mrs. Harrv Hollowell Was hnobuis
at a bridge party Thursday afternoon
at aer Home. Those - playing were
Mesdames G. R.' Tucker, Gilbert
Whitlev. J. K. Jfirvia.
burg, : Carlton Gannon, R. ' T. White,
u, jr. weed, T. u. Sumner, C. T. Skin
ner, Earl Perry, Archie Lane, J. 0.
Felton. J. S. McNider and the hos
tess. The two hisrh scorn nn'zpa wp.nt
to Mrs. Reed and Mrs. R, T. White I
and the low prizes were awarded Mrs.
Jarvls and Mrs. C. T. Skinner. Ha
freshments were served.
FIFTH GRADE ENTERTAINED
The ' fifth srrade of t.h
school was entertained by the grade
moiners last Wednesday afr the home
of Mrs. D. M. Jackson at a.
and marshmallow roast ' 'The grade
mowers were Mrs. Jackson, Mrs.
Warner Madre, Mrs. W. F. Elliott,
Mrs. P. E. Lane and Mrs. T. P.
Mrs. Cecil White, the teacher, was
also present.
BRIDGE PARTY
. Mrs. V. N. Darden waS hostess at
bridge party Tuesday evening at her
home on Front Kt.rept Thnoo nl oil
ing were Mesdames J.- 6. Felton,
Unarles Whedbee, T. B. Sumner, W.
G. Wright, B. G. KoWe, C. E. John
son, C. R. Holmes, T. L. Jessup, C.
M: Williford,. H. C. Stokes, M. R.
Campbell and the hostess." Mrs. B.
G. Koonce received high score prize
and Mrs. CaniDbell swnnd his-h R-
freshments were served by the hos
tess, ...
HONORED AT BIRTHDAY PARTY
' A surprise birthday party was giv
en Pat and Vance Harrell by their
mother Mrs. James. Harrell, Satur
day. Mav 22. 1 .v.
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To The Voters of Perquimans
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In the Primary Election to be" held Sat
urday, May 29th, you will be called upon to
select a REPRESENTATIVE to' serve ,in
the next General Assembly. We strongly
urge you to RE-NOMINATE E. LJEIGH
WINSLOW for this office.
We base this appeal to you for the fol
lowing reasons:
1. It has always been, the custom to return a REPRESENTATIVE
for a second term without opposition. v
2. His' service to the County during the last LEGISLATURE shows
him t6 be ainong the leaders of that body. He was honored by
tStI?,?? the GREATER
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA.
3. He served the people of this County commendably duringthe
war years as CHAIRMAN of the RATION BOARD and re
vealed himself as a level-minded citizen who treated each per
son equally and fair. This service was rendered absolutely .free
and for the.benefit of all the people.
4. His legislative service gained during the last session qualifies
him as an experienced REPRESENTATIVE" and will enable
him to serve you better during the next session."
5. He has been a life-long resident of Ieroiuimans, with, the ex
ceptioji of a few years residence in Central Americawhere he
was Chief Engineer for the United Fruit Company.
6' LEEAdS) h t0 be PR0GRESSIVE old enough to be
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This Advertisement Is Published In Behalf of E. LEIGH WINSLOW By His Supporter's
Who Urge You to RE-NOMINATE Him as Your REPRESENTATIVE.
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Brer siiice SjtaLtfli' favor of the Taft-HarUey Bill, which isalawthatprotectsyouagoststr&es
7iSSBlPK U.RS have stated they will SPEND TIIETrXEY at EFFORTS to
defeat SEIIATOR ILl a jhai favorable to HlflR IIITEIIESTS, and, as you fey, sgsinst YOliriS.
JMS OWIOIJ LEADERS ere now working toSig iM-1 fcfeat of' SENATOR
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