1BLE PEKQUCIANS WEEKLY HERTFORD' N. 6. FRIDAY MARCH 2, 19511 PAGE nv& . CEBCLE TO (MEET -The Miasionary Circles of the Balp . tist' Church will meet next week as follows: The Vera Payne Circle will meet Monday afternoon, March 6th, , at 3 P. M., at the church; Artie : Bratcher will meet Tuesday night, at 8 P. M., with Mrs. W. E. Hoffler, at : her home; Ina Belle Coleman will meet Monday evening at 8 P. M.. with Mrs. : T. L. Jesaup, at her home; Mary Ellen Dozier will meet Monday night at P. M., with Mr. Willie Ainsley, and Brady, Richard David, Louia Tarking- the Rosa Powell Circle will meet Tues day night at 8 P. M., with Mrs. John Ward. STORK SHOWER Mrs. E. C. Woodard and Mrs. S. J. Holleman were joint hostesses Tuesday night at a stork shower hon oring Mrs. Thurman White. The party was given at the home of Mrs. ton, Haywood " DaverB, Cliff Haskett and Jamie Snipes; The high score prize went to Mrs. Brady, second high to Mrs. Tarkington and floating prize was awarded Mrs. Inscoe. A sweet course was served, after which the honoree opened her many lovely gifts. BRIDGE CLUB (MEETS Mrs. C. R. Holmes was hostess to her bridge club Tuesday evening at Woodard where the following enjoy-1 her home. Those playing were Mes ed playing rook: Mrs. White, the dames H. C. Stokes, T. L. Jessup, C. 7:30 P. M.. with Mrs. Z. A. Harris: tones of honor. Mesdames Hilton M. Williford. G. W. Barbee, C. E. The Matiae Macon Circle will meet White, Edgar' Fields, Ray Haskett, Johnson, J. T. Biggers, M. R. Camp- , : s Tuesday Mght at 8 P. M., with Mrs. I Jimmy Stallings, Arthur White, Cliff toell and the hostess. Ruby Butler; The Bessie Pritchard Banks, Edward Barber, Burnice Ins- The high score prize went to Mrs. Cicle will meet Monday night at 8 coe, Ray White, McClelland Wade, Joe Stokes. A salad course was servea. HOSTESS TO (BRIDGE CLUB Imorning to extinguish a fire, which Mrs. Charles Henc entertained her started in wood slabs near the mill bridge club Tuesday evening at her The firemen brought the blaze under home at Belvidere. Those enjoying control and remained at tne scene the evening were Mesdames W. G. until 5 A. M. to see that the fire did Wright, John Costen, L. N. Hollo-not start again. well, V. N. Darden, Charles Whed- : . T Ibee, Miss Thelma Elliott and Miss np T 04-0 rprt naecifv Kt RlnnarH Tha. hit JJ M.V went to Mrs. HolloweU and second plajqe YOVR ORDER FOR FLOW- high was awarded Mrs. Darden. Strawberry shortcake was served by the hostess. FIRE CALL ANSWERED Hertford -volunteer firemen answer ed a call to the Wayland Howell saw mill at about 2 o'clock Wednesday ers with. Mrs. Julian White, phone Hertford 2571, representing Mil dred's Florist of Elizabeth City. A complete floral service. mar23 CARD OF THANKS jjjujjuiAAAnnAnnnnmvinrir v -r - - ..... .--...w... I wish to express my sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for the cards and flowers sent me and visits made while I was a patient in the Albe marle Hospital. GEORGE S. CADDY CARD OF THANKS We wish to acknowledge with thanks to all the many kind deeds and acts of sympathy expressed dur ing the illness and death of Octavius C. Long. For the cards, the kind Words, the sympathetic understanding, the lovely flowers, cars loaned. We are grateful for all our friends and say thank you from our hearts. THE FAMILY I I lJRt RbW m W W" Jr:' ,."11. If-- . V", C f tV U I I yjaMiil. I C Jni I AM VM I vi" ' .i.ifl Maim a,.. No groeery store in town can match the grand array of Famous Brand Foods on the shelves of your friendly Colonial Store. And Colonial brings these famous foods to you at low prices throughout the week. This week your nearby Colonial Store is featuring two famous brands . . . Armour and Del Monte ... fa mous for foods packed to unvarying standards of excellence. Stock up on these famous brands and count your saving I , TI2IS WEEK'S DEST DUY IN MEATS! Anr.iouEi STnn u 63c WHOLE. SHANK OR BUTT PORTIONS Hardens1 Star Freaks 57 lfcsaj Unix Scrasss 3R FffCSh Cxound Dec! . g5c JSLO Slot? Decl PLATS OS BBISKR ARMOUR'S BANNER BRAND G32(2Gil Dgkeoeh NATUIRAIXY TENDER : ' w ner $ SIHLOiil ST1U( "ru 1.11 Q-aiity, lb. " 53c 1.09 f o o o p Of a 6 o,p; bTq o o o o o o o 5 lbs. 33c U. S. NO. 1 VIRGINIA WINESAP n Fancy Tender Florida White and Yellow 3 lbs. 27c 2 lbs. 25c 2stks29c SQUASH IiARGE FLORIDA PASCAL SWEET JUICY FLORIDA TEMPLE SSSdSS 2 lbs. 23c LARGE CRISP CALIFORNIA ICEBERG ESnM3 2hds.21c SELECTED SLICING 29c FANCY IDAHO BAKING PEI3EES 29c , m - T - - Ml jfv1 " ' T 11A1U1 1 : 4' You Save More At Colonial on famous nnnrjos! DEL MONTE ARMOUR STAR (SIHKDIPIPEHD nnaEfl 12-Oz. Can A 1 i KM N DEL MONTE US 8-Oz. Cans ARMOUR STAR No. V2 Can 22c ALL FtJBroSE SOAP Ivory 3 w.d. 28c run mild Ivory Snow 32c BEAUTY BOAT Gcsaoy 3 27c FOE BPAEKL1NQ CLOTHES DUX LargaPkg. 32c NO RINSE NECESSARY Tide UrgtPkg. 32c LAUNDRY FAVORITE P & G Soap 3 cak 25c IT'S DIGESTIBLE Grlsco 3-Lb cn $1.10 DROMEDARY DEVILS FOOD Cake Mix "-oz. 27c NEW LIQUID DISHWASHER Joy 6-Ox. Bottl PURE MILD Lax Flakes 32c STOPS "BO" Lifebuoy 2 28c HOUSEHOLD CLEANSER Dab-O 2 cam 25c CLEANSES WITH FOAMING ACTION iljox 2 c.n. 25c SOAP POWDER Octagon ts.. pkfl 32c HEALTH SOAP Lifebaoy 3 27c i hi c a Ail . i ; r Vcn Gcssp's j-v- ; . T tv mmpimm . a? CP DftnfT nnrl mm f. j m t - wj " . m . I t:- M)) -

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