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WHITE BENTON
Mr. and Mrs, George Edward Ben
ton announce the .engagement of their
daughter, Barbara Ann, to John Org
mond White, III, son of Mr. and Mrs.
: John 0. Whjte, Jr., of Hertford.
ToElkin
Jimmie Gilliam left Sunday to visit
relatives in Elkin. He was joined in
Smithfield by Nancy Gilliam who had
been visiting Susan Johnson for sev
eral weeks.
In Charleston
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Skinner and
daughters, Elizabeth and Sallie, are
spending this week, with Mr. and Mrs.
Cal Peoples near Charleston, S. C
Visiting Here
Mr. and Mrs. Johsua H. Skinner and
daughters, Adelaide, Ziila Brightwell
and Martha Ann, of New Haven,
Conn., are spending two weeks with
Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Skinner of the Old
Neck community, .
In Maryland
Whichard Davis, Hertford, Route 1,
spent the week-end in 'Salisbury,
Maryland, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Tarkenton.
In Charlotte '
Mrs. Charles Ford Sumner left Mon
day to spend a few days in Charlotte
visiting realtivea. ';
Front Wilmington
Mr. and Mrs. Billy DeCover of Wil
mington spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs; Charles Campen.
Visited Mother J
Mrs. Vincent Hill and children from
Norfolk spent last week with her
mother, Mrs. George Fields.
Sunday Here
The following spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Skinner and Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. JarviB: Mr, and Mrs.
C. A. Withrow, Virginia and John
Withrow, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wil
kins, Barbara and Cornie Wilkins, of
Norfolk, and Mr. C. A. Wright and
Caroline Wright of Jarvisburg, N. C.
Returned Home
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Woodard and
children returned home Tuesday after
spending several days at Princeton
and New Bern visiting relatives.
Completes Training
Miss Marie Rountree.is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Roun-j
tree after having completed training
at a Roanoke Virginia Business College.
AttSUoh
- Mrs. B. L. Gibbs and children, Ben,
and Ricky, spent the week-end at Shi-
loh visiting relatives. ' '
Miss Marie Marriner of Richmond,
Va spent the week-end with EJwood
Long and his parents, Mr. and. Mrs.
Seth Long. Miss Marriner and ' El
wood Long returned to Richmond Sun
day afternoon. ' , ' "
In South Carolina ' ' '
Mrs. ' Minnie Dillon is spending
some time in South Carolina visiting
relatives. . :
Sunday Here '
Mr. , and Mrs. Fred Campen of
Blacksburg, Va., spent Sunday as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cam-
pe"' i ' -
In Lawrenceville '
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Spruill and Con
nie, Mrs. George Spruill, Mrs. J. E
Jones and Mrs. E, Y. Berry ; spent
Sunday in Lawrenceville, Va:, visiting
relatives. ! '
Friday Here
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lipscomb and
daughter, Sue, of Norfolk, Bpent Fri
day with Mr. ajid Mrs. J. E. Jones.
Week-end Here
Jerry Newbold and Raynor Newbold
of Wilmington spent the week-nd with
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Skinner.
In Texas
Bruce Chappell and Donald Hopkins
left Thursday for San Antone, Texas,
to start training in the Army Air
Force.
TIME TRIED -TIME APPROVED
HOME FINANCING
For buying, building or remodeling a home
of your own . . . there is no better way to fi
nance the cost than through our' Building and
Loan Association.
This is our 26h year of serving the needs of
I people of Hertford and Perquimans County.
If you need money to finance repairs to your
home, see our friendly loan officer about the
easy way offered through our monthly pay
ment plan.
From Jarvisburg
Mrs. C. A. Wright of Jarvisburg
spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Jarvis.
Week-end Here
T. C. Moore and Howard Strickland
of Raleigh spent the week-end with
Mrs. Mary Moore.
In Hampton
Mrs. J. E. Everett and Mrs. W. J.
Kanoy spent Saturday in, Hampton,
Va., with Mrs. T. E. Langston . and
Mrs. Nate Goeing. -
CLU3 AT LZACI
Mrs, Margaret W. Bagley entertain
ed members of the Perquimans Busi
ness and Professional Women' Club
at her cottage, Virginia Beach last
Wednesday with a delicious three-
course dinner. - Swimming and in
formal ' visiting was the diversion of
the afternoon. -Members and guests
accepting her cordial invitation were:
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Towe, Mr. and
Mrs. R. M, Riddick, Miss Kate Blanch
ard, Mrs. Mae Stanton, Washignton,
D. C Mr. and Mrs. David Hervey,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Caravello, Mrs.. Es
sie Bupbage, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nowell,
Miss Virginia Battersby, Bobby Jor
dan, Mr. Bagley and daughter. ....
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i , CIRCLE MEETS .
which l.as already adequately b -rveJ
two Perquimans County resents.
Mrs. Edna 'Eley reported on the suc
cess of the supper served the Lions
Club recently and thanked all who
worked with her.- Inasmuch as the
Lioness Club yorks with the Uons
Club in Blind Projects, financial au-
Cox, Lizsle Lee Cox, r ' a Eley, Mar
garet Lane and Lula 1 ..e Ward.
' ROCS CLUB MEETS
'j Mrs. J. M. Towe entertained - her
rook club Thursday .evening at her
home on Church Street Those en
joying the evening were Mesdames
Durwood Reed, Carlton. Cannon, Regi-
sistance was made available to a local nald Tucker, Charlie -Ckinner, Edgar
The Mary Towe Circle of the Hert
ford Methodist Church held its regu
lar monthly meeting in the home of
Mrs. Lawrence Towe, on Old Neck
Road last Monday night . Mrs, Ne'lie
F Walker, chairman, presided. Mrs.
Elton J. Hurdle gave the devotional
In the absence of the secretary, Mrs. J
Jesse Lee Harris ead the minu-.es ot
the last meeting. At the close of the
neetinsr. Mrs. Towe served refresh
ments to the following guests: Mrs.;
W. C. (Bill) Archie, Mrs. D, F. Rtod,
Jr., and Miss Martha Barnett, As
sistant Home Demonstration Agent
and the following members: Mrs.
Walker, Mrs. Hurdle, Mrs. Harris,
Mrs. R. S. Monds, Jr., Miss Ruth El
liott, Mrs. I. C. Yagel, Mrs. Jim Bob
White, Mrs. Tommy Matthews, Mrs.
Robert Hollowell, Mrs. Emory White,
Mrs. Charles Payne, Mrs. Frank Mc-
Googan, Mrs. Walter Edwards and
Miss Dorcas Knowles.
resident, badly in need of spcial 'eye
treatment.
. Mrs. Ruby White had aB her guests
Mrs.- Helen Harrison and little Miss
Monte Harrison of Ocean View, Va.,
Mrs. McDanlel and Mrs. Becky White
of Hertford. Mrs. Jessie Cox had as
her guest Mrs. Dick Cone. v
Iiittle ; Miss Monte Harrison per
formed several dances with song, ac
companied at the piano by her aunt
Mrs. Ruby White.
Lionesses in attendance were: Anna
Lee MdGoogan, Minnie Wilma Hurdle,
Dorothy Bass, Ruby ' White, Jessie
Morris, Archie Lane, Oscar Newbold,
Crafton : Matthews, Hisses Mildred
Reed, Mary Sumner, Ruby White and
Thelma Elliott The . high score prize
was awarded Miss Ruby .White, low
went to Mrs., Reginald Tucker and
floating to Mrs. Oscar Newbold. . A
sweet course was served. , ,,
W. M. S. TO MEET '
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Hertford Baptist Church, will meet
Monday, August 21, at 8 o'clock at
the church. "All members are urged
to attend '
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THEATRE PARTY
Hertford Building & Loan Association
A. W. HEFREN, President
MAX CAMPBELL, Secretary
COURT HOUSE SQUARE HERTFORD, N. C.
In Durham
Mr. and Mrs. H. . G Daurity and
children spent the past tow weeks
with relatives in Durham and Gold-ston.
From Portsmouth
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Sedberry.of
Portsmouth, Va., were guests Sunday
of Mrs. Elmo Cannon.
Today: Friday
Matinee 3 P. M. Night 7-9
ROBERT MITCHUM
BURGESS MEREDITH
in
"Story of G. I. Joe"
Saturday: Show Opens 1 P. M.
REX ALLEN
jit
"Hills of Oklahoma
"Pony Express No. 4
Sunday: Shows 2:15, 4:15 and 9:15 P. M. .
JOSEPH COTTON and ORSON WELLES
in '
"THE THIRD MAN"
Monday and Tuesday: Matinee 3 P. M-Nlght 7-9 P. M..
MAUREEN O'HARA and MaeDONALD CARCT
omEiiaiTflF
UUVtru-yXfyvyvV!" V Vi"r""" aa.aaawwj
Wednesday: Matinee 3 P.M. Night 7-9 P M.
DOUBLE FEATURE
Second Feature
BEATRICE PEARSON
. , MEL PERRER
First Feature
SALLY FORREST
HUGH O'BRIEN
"The Young Lovers" j "Lost Boundaries"
Thursday and Friday: MhtiaeeSP. M-Night 7-9 P. M.
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Returned Home
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fadio, Jr.,
have returned to Hazelton, Penn., af
ter spending the week-nd with Mrs.
Fadio's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. R.
Trueblood at. Winfall.
Returned Home
. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Sumner have
returned home after spending some
time at Nags Head.
Miss Jo Davis Towe was hostess to
a theatre party Monday evening, Au
gust 14, in honor of her ninth birth
day. After the movie Miss Towe was
presented with many lovely gifts and
the guests enjoyed ice cream and
cake. Those attending, were: Vicki
Johnson, Carolyn Lewis, Ann Brinn,
Clay Stokes, Becky Cox, Becky Nix
on, Kathleen Blanchard, Sandra Hut
chinson, Gloria Stallings, Becky Greg
ory, Elizabeth Thatch and Jo Davis
Towe, honoree.
LIONESS CLUB MEETS
AIL Styles! Lengths!
Just what you want for
Fall! Wa'rm vlooly coats
.... first-rate fashions
all. Wonderfully toned
in wine, black, Drown
and green. Exceptionally
modest in price. Come'
$ see nowl
$16.75 Up
USE OUR
LAY-AWAY PLAN
The Hertford Lioness Club held its
r..ln n1.1.. mnt.:Hn. I n l rt I V
mguiax iuuiiMu,y jiieeuiig ui p ou r
M., Friday, August 11, at the Hotel
Hertford, with Lioness Anna Lee Mc
Googan, presiding over the meeting.
The Club voted to contribute toward'
the Hertford BPW's Lending Closet, v&SG4M$&fr&&$
SIMON'S
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Sunday Here
Mrs. G. R. Anderson and children
of Norfolk spent Sunday with Mrs.
S. T. Sutton.
Visited Here
Carolyn Tillett of Elizabeth City
spent several days last week with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Sum
ner.
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From New Bern
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glover and.
daughter spent the week-end with Mr.'i
and Mrs. Anse White. Mrs. White'
returned to New Bern with them to
spend some time.
Returned Home
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Darden have
returned home after spending some
time at Atlantic Beach near More-
head. ;,
From Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Haste of Nor-J
folk spent Sunday as the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Sitterson.
Sunday Here
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Johnny ; Webb, Mr. and Mrs.f
. TTT 1 1 . . W .1 w n
vreorge niiusms ana jar. ana Mrs. js.
J. Mitchell spent Sunday as the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Sadler.
Visiting. Here . . , .
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. White, Jr., and
children, William, III, and Cynthia, of
ttaleigh are spending this week with
Mr. and Mrs. Will White,, Sr.
In Chanel Hill '
Miss Hulda Wood, President f the
local BPW, and Mrs. Lawrence Towe,
8th District Health and Safety Con
tact Chairman, attended the Summer
Board Meeting and Leadership Con-
xerence of the North Carolina Federa
tion of Business and Professional Wo
men's Clubs, Inc.,, at Chapel Hill, N;
this nast week-end. While there.
they saw the Planetarium Show.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Pollard of Co4
lumbia spent the week-end With Mr,
and Mrs. R. D. Elliott.
m BRIDGE CLUB MEETS
. Wrs. V. N. Darden was .hostess to
her bridge club Thursday eveninir at
her home. Those nlayins-' were Mes
dames J. 0. Feltn,"R. M. Riddick. H.
C Stokes, T. L. Jessup, B. G. Koonce,
W, G. WriRht, Charles Whedbee. and
Charles Henc rTl e hi;h score prize
was prenented to Ilrs. Felton and low
jto Airs. iWbecoe.., A sweet course
was sened. j .. , , -
R E E
UNIZATION CLINICS
The Pasquotank-Perquimans-Camden-Chowan District" Health Department will hold
clinics at the points and on the dates and hours stated below.
At these clinics we will be prepared to do the following work:
(1) TYPHOID VACCINATION: Three doses, a week apart, are best unless you had this vaccine last
year. If taken each year, one dose is sufficient FREE I ,
(2) DIPHTHERIA (ALONE): Two doses a month apart. should be given N.' C . STATE LAW RE
QUIRES IMMUNIZATION OF EVERY ClflLD AGAINST DIPHTHERIA BEFORE THE FIRST
YEAR OF LIFE. FREE I - '
(3 WHOOPING COUGH (ALONE): Three or four doses at intervals of 1 to 8 weeks shouldjie given.
N. C. STATE LAW REQUIRES THAT EVERY CHILD SHALL BE IMMUNIZED AGAINST
WHOOPING COUGH BEFORE THE FIRST YEAR OF LIFE. FREE!
(4) DrPHTHERIA-WIHOOpiNG COUGH (COMBINED): Two doses four weeks apart, followed by 2
additional doses Whooping Cough. FREE! ' ' . , ' '
(5) BOOSTER dose of (a) Typhoid (b) Diphtheria-Whooping Cough." FREE1 '
W SMAUUPOX: . Should be given In the first 6 months life. 1 Repeat every -8 to 10 years.' N. C.I
LAW REQUIRES SUCCESSFUL mcCINlATlON AGAINSTi SMAIIJPOX BEFORE A CHILD
MAY ENTER SCHOOL IN THIS STATE.' FREE!.
, . ' '. ;- 'Am m;:' M$V: -:-V
(7 SCHICK, TEST: For susceptibiUty te Diphtheria. FREE!-.,; . ,,. (v
(8)1 TU1BERCUL1N TEST: Should be given to all contacts of active cases, particularly children. . You
MUST come to your Health Office on the third day for reading. ' FREE! ' '
A good thing to do is give three doses of triple vaccine (monthly intervals) against Diph- )
tberia, Whooping Cough and Tetanus, (Lock TawKThrs triple vacfciife Costs you 20c per dose.
r irypit gQ to your private Doctor for these services," please ask him for a certificate giving
uul vjiiiu o jmuic ouu age. ywir aaaress ana vaccines given wun aaxes, ana mail to tne
Health Department in your county-this is for our records.' " . "
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. LOCATION;
Chapanoke
'WoodvjJIe.
New" Hope ,
Wbt?s Store.;..'..
Belvidere ...-
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Winfall.
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, DATES,. v' , .
Aug. 21, a 8, Sept 4,11
.....Aug. 2Itl 28,'Sept V
-...Aug. 21, 28, Sept 4, 11 -
Aug. ax, 28, 5ept:'4, 1 1,
.....Aug. 22; 29, Sept.
-Aug. 22?9sScpt;
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' HOUR: '
...,10:00 to 11:30 A..M.'
-'lix;4$ to xvis "P. M..
JjJf.oo" to 2:00 P. M.
2:30 to 3 :3b P. W.
...... 10 :ooto 11:00 A. TM.
n.';.. 1:30 to 12:30 P. M.
.Atig. 22, 29, Sept S a:oo to 3:oo,P.,M.
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B. B, McGUIRE, U.D.,
. District Health 0"ccr 1 :
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