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, . In m chapel program held ' Friday
: morning at Perquimans High School,
Coach Joe Le Vinson presented letters
and other awarder to various members
f of the 1948 Indian football squad.
Those winning letters for the first
time were Bill Pegram, Carroll Berry,
Dolan Winslow, Billy Jones, Wallace
Dail, Archie T. Lane and Clinton
Winslow.
Stars were presented to those boys
who already had won their letter
awards which includes: Earl Wins
low, Jack Symone, Bobby Jordan,
James Edward Layden, Howard Pitt,
Edward Lane, Richard Futrell, Ray
-Ktrby, Paul Smith; Billy Boyce, L. C.
Elliott, Robert Evans and Nathan
Spivey.
A final tribute was given Edward
Lane, Howard Pitt and Jack Symons
when they were presented with sweat
ers for having been selected on the
All-Albemarle Conference team dur
ing the past grid season.
Post Office Changes
Bern? Made This Week
Hertford's Post Office is getting re
arranged this week. Workmen be
gan the task of cutting down the size
of the lobby of the local office, thus
enlarging the working quarters of
the Post Office employees.
Plans for the renovations call for
the stamp and money order windows
to be placed parallel with the mail
boxes, thus allowing for considerable
more room for working and handling
of the mails. The change will cut out
a greater portion of the lobby and
waiting room of the Post Office.
' -.to. and Mrs. .Harry Chappell-of
Catawba baa returned after spend
ing a few day with hia father, W
P, Chappell and Mr. and Mr Hany
ChappelL ;. .a r - fUH tJr
4 Sgt. and Mrs. Marvin L. Simpson
of. Jackson; Miss are spending , the
month of January with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Roper of Belvi-
dere,;and Mr. and Mrs. C, H. Simp
son of Eertfprd. i
' Mr. and Mrs. Luther Chappell hod
as their " dinner guests Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas R. Butt of Norfolk,
va,, Sgt.. and Mrs. Marvin L. Simp
son of Jackson, Miss and Mr. and
Mrs. C. J. Roper . and Miss Jeane
Chappell. . v ;
Mrs. Harvey Chappell and daugh
ter spent a few days last week with
her parents in Norfolk, Va. s ; y '
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Perry and
Mrs. E. N. Chappell visited Mrs.
Mary A. Chappell Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Stallings
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Chappell
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Burns Chappell vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Percy Chappell
Saturday night.
Sgt. and Mrs. Marvin Simpson
were dinner guests of Mr.' and Mrs.
E. N. Chappell Friday.
Mrs. Ida White has returned home
after spending some time with!
friends and relatives at Ryland.
Hr. and L.s. L,.j L,
Potecasl were; week-end cuts of
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Copeland., ,
F. C. White has returned home ai-
ter j being a patient at, v Albemarle
Hospital,- Elizabeth City. , ,
Mr. and Mrs. Estes Copeland and
children and Mrs. Whit Hill. of Sun
bury visited Mrs. H J P. White Wed
nesday night , . '
Mr. and Mrs. Mae White and Mr.
and Mrs. Hilton White were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Chappell Sun
day.' ' ' '
Vivian White of Fayetteville was
the" week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
F. C. White.
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Chappell
had as their dinner . guests Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Roy, Byrum and child
ren, Mr. and Mrs. Howard .Chappell
and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. ,
Ward, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Chappell,
W. T. Chapnell. Mr. and Mrs. JS.-J5.
White and children. Mr; and Mrs.
C. T. Roeerson. Mr. and Mrs. F. 1
Smith and familv. Mr. and Mrs. C.
V. Ward.
to t..3 t. . .i t. : , .:.
lie tane i,o reneil.. i the flowing
programReading, , V Csv We
Must Wa Will, by Mrs. JSVillie Lane.
Prayer by Mrs. Winston ' Lane;
Those taking' part in the program
were Mrs? E. Y. ; Berry, Mrs. Josiah
Proctor, Mrs. A. M, Copeland. Mrs.
Howard Shean, , Mrs. J. B."1 Perrv.
Miss Myrtle Whidbee. Mrs. J: B. BaaJ
mgni; Joe Asycue. Jr i Mrs.
Sidney Layden, Mrs, Meador Har
rell.. The closing hymn was ''More
About Jeu. i, 4 v .c ' f . .
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j uv v.' .. I m
wtvi by requesting tae Ln.0:.
to call for special bond election to
pern-it Jhe , people to determine
wbeieV -or no 4. $2Q9 million bond
Us.ue to be' floated to,finance. the con
struction of 12,000 ipilesvrf secondary
roads. Governor Scott proposed that
the bond issue be made and then paid
off by raising !, the gasoline tax by
Another group was talking to the
Legislature about the State gas tax.
Cities and Towns of theState, back-
LIONESS CLUB MEETING
The Hertford Lioness Club met last
Friday evening at the Hotel Hert
ford and shown pictures of the Per
quimans Band, showed by E. C. Wood-
ard. The program was in charge of
Mrs. E. C. Woodard. Door prizes for
the meeting 'were won by Lionesses
Dorothy Bass and Myra Belle True-
blood.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
A penalty of one per cent will be added
to all unpaid 1948 taxes, due the Town
of Hertford, on February 2nd.
To avoid this penalty, please make set
tlement for 1948 taxes before February 1.
The deadline for purchase of automobile
tags is February lt A penalty of One
Dollar will be added to the cost of tags
after this date.
W. G. NEWBY
TAX COLLECTOR, TOWN OF HERTFORD
NEW HOPE NEWS
Mrs. W. E. Dail left Wednesday
for Washington. D. C, to attend the
Inauguration. She will also visit
her children, Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Dail, Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Barclift,
and Miss Celia Dail ;f or a few days.
The Durante Neck Woman's Club
held its regular meeting Thursday
afternoon, January 13th, at the home
of Mrs. W. E. Dail.
The meeting opened by singing
"We Believe in Our State", after
which Mrs. Dail gave the devotional.
The business session wa then held.
Year Books were distributed to the
members and plans were outlined
for the year. Miss Nina Braswell
and Mrs. John Hurdle were in charge
of the program, "Organization"
being the general theme.
Those present Were Mesdames
L. R. Webb, Linford Stallings, John
Hurdle, E. M.. Perry, - Carson Stall-
v . T. 1 .1 TT - 1 TT A n
ings, neoer carciut, nuwaru nunici,
W. E. Dail, G. H. Onley, Sr., and
Miss Nina Braswell.
Fruit, a sweet course1, and hot
coffee were served by the hostess,
Mrs. W. E. Dail.
THIS WEEK'S
HEADLINES
, Washington was bursting.' at the
seams this week with thousands. of
visitors moving into -the Capital to
witness . the inauguration of Presi
dent Truman as the 33rd President
of the United States. The ceremon
ies took place Thursday, ': President
Truman wjas sworn into office by
unef Justice Vinson of the Suprem
uourt. ' inaugural ceremonies were
followed by a large number of parties
ana. climaxed with the Inaugural Ball
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WHITESTON NEWS
Miss Sallie Riddick is improving
after having suffered a broken limb
fiom a fall. Those visiting Miss
Riddick Sunday were: Mrs. Stella
Fowler. Mrs. Evelyn Whedbee of
Hertford and Miss Johnnie White.
Those visiting Mrs. Henry Wins
low recently were: Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Winslow and children, Wayne,
and Judith and Miss Avis Winslow.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Winslow, Mr.
Tommie White and daughter, Mary
Ann, Mrs. Elisha Winslow and
daughter Norma Joyce, Mris. Charlie
T. Winslow, Mrs. Robert Hendren
and daughter Phillis, Mrs. Lyndon
Whit9 and son James O'Neal, Mr.
Leland J. Winslow and son, Francis J.
Whiteston people who attended the
funeral of Elbert . Lafayette Winslow
of Edenton were Mr. and Mrs. Arba
Winslow. Mr. Efcrl Winslow, Mr.
Lucius Winslow. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
Stallinirs. Mr.' and Mrs. Percy Wins
low, Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey Winslow
and Gayle Winslow, Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Winslow. Mr. and Mrs. John
Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Winslow were
dinner guests of Mr. an dMrs.x Ellis
Stallinirs Sunday.
Mrs. Archie Riddick -left Monday
to accompany her mother who will
visit relatives in sections of Georgia
for a few days. '', '.
Miss Ruby( Lane, Mr. David Peg
ram of Swan Quarter, Mr. and Mrs.
Elwood White and daughter Brenda
visited Mr. and -Mrs. Ernest White
Sunday.' ""..."
WMS MEETING '
The Woman's Missionary Society
of Up River Friends Church met
Saturday P. M. at the home 'of Mrs.
John T. Lane. "Sweet Hour - of
Prayer" was used as the opening
song. , Mrs. Ernest White gave the
devotional which consisted Gtt Scrip
ture reading and prayer and a poem
"His Offering . . '
Mrs.' Charlie ' White, assisted by
several of the members gave as the
lesson review of the study book
"China Twilight or Dawn".
One hundred visits to the sick were
reported and six hundred and eleven
chapters of the Bible read.
The hostess served delicious ice
cream, fruit cake and salted nuts to
the following members: Mrs. Percy
Winslow Sr, Mrs. Delphina Wins
low, Mrs. Mary Williams, Mrs. Ar
chie White, Mrs. John Lassiter, Mnt
Linford Winslow, Mrs. Luther Wins
low, Mrs. Elisha Winslow, Mrs.
Robert Winslow, Mrs. Eiec Stallings,
Mrs. Dewitt Winslow, Mrs. R. R.
White, Mrs. Roy Winslow, , Mrs. Er
nest White, Mrs.i Dempsey Winslow
end Mrs. John. T. Lane.-. ;
, BURGESS W. M. U. MEETS '
The' Bnrgess W. M. U. met Mon
day night with Mrs, J. R. Byerley.
The meeting was opened by singing
uav r or a inousawi Tongues', follow
ed by prayer by Mrs. J. R. Byerley.
The watch 'word was repeated in
unison. & The ) minute . of . the -last
meeting were read and the roll all-d.'-
;Th names of Mrs. Jotiao Proc
tor and Era. Tizu CllJt Wa ad-
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