JURY TOWS, TO MEET
TheTHary Towe Missionary Society
of the Methodist Church will hold its
monthly meeting next Monday night,
May 9th, at 8 o'clock with Miss Ruth
Elliott at her home on Grubb Street.
'EASTERN: STAR TO MEET -,
- The Hertford' Chapter of the Order
of Eastern. Star Will hold a meeting
at the lodge room on Monday night,
May 8," at 8o'clock. All members are
urged to be present ' i
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Remember Your
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Sunday, May 8th
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Auivity Awu.j,
Given At Perquimans
The Student Council of Perquiman;
County High School held its annual
award day Monday, April 25.
; The presentation of. these awards
is- based on extra curriculia activities
exclusive- of athletics, t A total of
thirty i: points is ..necessary before a
tetter can be awarded These points
are, given for membership in clubs
and participation .in .-. activities such
as band; ; debating, ; student council,
public speaking, seed X judging ..nd
parliamentary procedure Contests. .-
Those receiving 'letters were How
ard Pitt, Carroll Berry, Dolan Wins
low, MarkeRountree, Ann Holtowell,
Thelma White, Pat Morris, Maude
Holmes, Catherine Holmes, Bob Lay
deri, Ray Lamb, Clarkson White, Hor
ace Layden, Clarence Madre, Richard
Futrejl and Shirley Butt. .
BY ALL MEANS, DON'T FORGET MOTHER ON HER
DAY ... . REMEMBER HER BY GIVING TO HER A J
TOKEN OF YOUR LOVE AND REMEMBRANCE
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BELVIDERE NEWS
Mis.-) Cassie Winslow student nurse
i at Chowan Hospital spent the week
lend as guest of her parents, Mr. and
(Mrs. V, C; Winslow.
k , Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Outlaw of Eliza
!beth City were -dinner guests in ths
j home of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Lane
on Sunday
Mrs,'H. P; White and Mrs. Hinton
Rountree of Hertford attended a pro
gram given by the first grade at Sun
bury High School Friday afternoon.
Rev' J. C. Trivette of Dudley and
daughter, Mrs. Mabel Sides of Wig
Island, N. Y. are visiting friends" here
this week. ,; ' - .
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Winslow and
family of Newland were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W, A. Winslow and I. S. Win-
slow. Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. A. D. Ward Jr. and daughter,
Kay spent. Tuesday as guests, of Mr.
and Mrs. C. T. Rogerson.
Mr. and Mrs. N. ,W. Chappel and
children, Willie Mae, Billy andLinda
were dinner, guests of Mr. and Mr.?.
Hilton Whijte and Miss Edith White of
White3ton Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton White and
laughter, Patricia of Norfolk are
guests of Mr. and Mm. W. L. White.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Winslow and
children, Lois, Gay, Amelia and Alyn
of Suffolk visited Mrs. Hettie Lamb
and Mr. Mrs. Wilbur Lamb Wednes
day. '
Mrs. W. A. Winslow. was admitted
to Albemarle Hospital, Elizabeth City
Tuesday for observation and treat
ment. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Chappell and
daughter, Miss Mary Louise Chappell
and her friend, Miss Mary Burfort of
Norfolk spent the week end in the
community visiting relatives and
friends.
WfflTESTON NEWS
Mrs. Jesse Osborne of Greensboro,
Allison White of Tabor City and Mr,
and Mrs. Leland J. Winslow of Eliza
beth City spent several days at the
bedside of their mother, Mrs. Martha
E. Winslow preceding lier death,
which occurred Sunday' afternoon.
Mrs. Allison White,, her daughter
Janell and sons, Rob of Wake Forest
College and Bill, Jesse ' Osborne and
aona Jesse and Dannv. Mr. and Mr3.
Tommie White and daughter ,Mary
Ann were in the home Sunday and
Monday., ; V, '
Mr. nd Mrs. John Winslow and
George Winslow of Norfolk, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene White and; son Eugene
of Great Bridge, Va., and Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest . Winslow of Chuckatuck,
Va., were among those out of the
community who attended -the funeral
services of Mrs. Martha ;E. Winslow
'Monday. ;',f j"
ti;' , en iy.
lur. a..J ...a. . C P. Qui.icy, Lira.
Wallace 'Bright and Mrs.' Roy Pierce
attended the district meeting in Wil
liamston on Wednesday., , ,
:, BEIIIEL.NEWS-J
Mrs. ' Mjnnie peering of 1 Hertford
has returned home after spending the
past week with Mr. and Mrs. J. -W.
Ging..-:A?;v:;;:J.v,:
Mi Pa$ Phillips attended the Beta
Club, invention in .Raleigh aver the
week-end. Ws.'r ji
' Mrs. : J$ W.; Galtum, Mrs. Deefing,
Mrs. D. fVi. ; Simpson land Mrs. Joe
White visited 'friends )x and relatives
in Nixonton last Thursday. ' ?( V" j;.
''- Mrs. Will Farmer visited , her chil
dren in Edentoii the past week. : '
Mr. and; Mrs. Joe. White and chil
dren spent the week-end in Norfolk
with relatives. . .' , '""v??"
. Mrs. -Of T Phillips nd daughters,
Marjorie knd Madelyn, Mrs. . W. D.
Perry, Mrs. Charles E. White and
Mrs. Dariv 'Simpson spent Sunday in
Kinson,N. C. - J'-sA'vv-''. c ', .:iv!
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT :!
Lieut.-Comdr.jmd Mrs. K. R, Jar-
vis of Honolulu, announce the birth
of a son, born Sunday, May 1,
In Wrecl; Sunday - ,
) Mr, and Mrs.' Huston Edwards-Buf
fered injuries in ant automobile accident-
which ' occurred . last. Sunday
morning t about 11 o'clock, on hign
way 82 in front of the Central Gram
mar School near Winf all. . ' '' ' - '
- According to a report, .the car in
which Miv and Mrs. Edwards Vere
riding collided wijft car operated by
William Beamon, Negro, causing con
siderable damage to both cars in ad-,
dition to the injuries to both Mr. and
Mrs. Edwards.
S A "reoort stated that the Edwards
car was damaged in the amount v of
$800. while the Beamon car damages
amounted to about $500, Mrs. Ed
wards suffered a cut on the head' and
numerous bruises, while Mr. Edwards
received bruises and 'abrasions. ' '-;
Q How - does VA;-. determine ,
whether a disability is service-con-i ,
nectedT " .
be - service-connected -if it ' results, ,
from disease "or injury incurred' in or
aggravated by active jnilitary 'or nav
al jiervicA In lin of dutv. - '
. Q What is a statutory award i
AA statutory award i is : one in
which the amount 'and conditions of
the award are specifically provided by .
legislation.
'is W. M. U. TO MEET'
The Perquimans County Woman's
Missionary Union will hold its annu?)
meeting at the Woodvilte Baptis'
Church Wednesday, May 11, at!0;30
A, M. Lunch will be served by the
ladies of the church. , r v "s.i
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BURGESS NEWS
Mrs. Howard Mathewg visited her
mother, Mrs. Hary Keaton in Colej
rain Thursday. -a-.
Mr. and Mrs. Junior Miller and
family and Ben HarrelL were guests
or Mr, and Mrs. Meador Harrell Sun
day. . x ;
Mr. 'ftnH Mm WinafAn 1 Tatia- .w
family spent Sunday afternohwith
ner mother, Mrs. Jim Jordan in
Edenton.- '
Mr. nnH Mrs VraA Mntknr.1 .nA
family and. Mr. and Mrs)1 by Jor
dan enjoyed a roast on , . jlawn of
air. ana mrs. Howard Mathews; "Sun
day evening. A ',."
N. L. Whidbee and family - of
Driver, Va., visited his mother, Mrs
Hi in WhirihPA. Hrnirinv - i i ': - -
Mr. Herbert Churn. Mral Annie
Lane and Mr. and Mrs. t. J., Tucker
oi monoiic were week-end guesta of
Mr. ;ana Mrs. Louis Prortor. f - Q ;
CHAPANOKiNEWS
Mi W. W. Lewis is spending this
week in Portlock, V., with her daugh
ter , and son-in-law, Mr. and Mr
Gerald Wood.- ! ..
. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elks and son
Rejbert of Greenville, N. C. and Mr.
and Mm, Cary Quincy and daughter
of Norfolk were the guests of Mr, and
Mrs. C. P. (jumcy on Sunday. r,-r
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lee Jennings and
family spent Sunday in Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Derby of Eliza
beth-City spent . Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. J. V. White, - - r
Mr and Mrs. Nathan Hurdle and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
Boyce on Sunday. 4 - 1 ... 1
: Mr, and Mrs. J. C. iWilson were in
Hertford Tuesday afternoon..-
Everett Bright,: whet waa taken to
a Norfolk hospital last' week, ls.et
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