THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY. v HERTFORD, N. C FRIDAi' MARCH 16, 1961'
PAGE SEVEN
"WHITE HAT NEWS
(Mr. and Mis. Blount Eure and sons
spent Sunday with their
; COUNTY LIBRARY NEWS -,
A number of new books have been
received at the Perouimtfns County
. .uv " lubrary ana are now ready for use
o ... , . .v. patrons, was reponea toaay oy
Eure at Elizabeth Oty., - . v .fflfrs. Silas ML Whedbee, librarian. In
Mr. andMrs. Watt Eure and daugh-!-Wed amonir th new hooka, are:
ter, Lucy Mae, visited Mrs. Eure's To Love and Honor. Lorina-i CandviMadl Wallace Baker,
brother-in-law and sister," Mr. and; prtr Rww.fcf rrmr- rwvv Lane, Milton Dail, Sr.,
Cole Barcliff, Mrs. J. T. Biffffera,' Jar-
vis D. Winslow, Charlie Dail,; Edwin
S. White, W. N. White, John A. El
liott, Elec Stallings, W; D. Landing,
Calvin C. Mansfield, Jr., W. M. Div-
dered to pay the following bills:
Barrell Gas & Coal Co., $ 17.7'; C.
'C. Banks, $4.75; Eastern Office Equiip
went Co., $9.09: Darden Bros., $51.-
49; Hertford Hardware & Supply Co.,
Mrs.T5. E. White in Portsmouth, Va.,
on Sunday. V; y-v ;'-:v -ti
-Miss Mollis Lu Yeates spent Sun
day with Miss Wilma Caddy.
Mr. and Mrs. Uh-ic . Caddy and
3 . .. m. ' ' , I
vaaugroers. misses vviima Anne ana
Louvinia Caddy, Mr. and Mrs. Whit
- Cartwright and Miss Mollie Lu Yeates!
visited Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Dail near
Elizabeth City on Sunday afternoon.
Miss Shirley Eure has been on the
sick list for several days, but is im--p.-
proving now.
, Mr. and Mrs. , Freeman Umphlett
went to Moyock on Thursday to see
"Mr. Umphttt's brother and siater-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Luther 'Umphlett
Albeit Eure, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Delvin Eure, who . is stationed at
Tyndale Air Force Base in Florida has
been promoted to private first class.
' Mrs. J. D. Yealtea visited Mrs.
Horace Miller on Thursday and both
. Mm. Yeates and Mrs. Miller attend
ed a music training school held in
VfontfnrA ThnraAnv nfbftntnnn at the
V Aarricuftur Building.
IMr. -and Mrs. Thomas Thompson of
Elizabeth City were Friday night
visitors of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Yeates. .'. .
era, Jr., Wm. C. Barclift, Willie FJ $25.35, $1.40, $15.77, $16.05; Winslow
jonn JNeison.uu v., $e.t, Winslow Oil Go., $7.07;
Robert Ear- Sam Hourmozis, $71.50; Office Sup-
Faulkner; Faith -of Mrs. Kelleen.
Flannigan;- Murder ' Is the Pay-off,
Ford; Silent Partner, Knight; Story
of Andrea Fields, Seifert, and Long
est Way Round, Marshall. ' .
Weekly, $60.65; Robert A.
$6.86; M. G. Owens, Sheriff,
M. G. Owens, Sheriff, $5.31, M. G.
Owens, Sheriff, $6.64; J. W. Ward,
25.0 J; Eastern Office Equipment Co.,
White, predated.
$30.70,1 '
NELLE STALLINGS.
CARD OF THANKS
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3 94- fw O nnn f! siJ3i.ii I ve wian io express our nearwei
t c Mnr-T maws- 4iw,a'thanks to friends and neighbors for
xr,io;foi a An An. r EMn-a- whits "the
tinjn. ur.;oi tonnn- v. llowers sent
kindnesses shown us, for the.
and cars loaned during
Commissioners'
Proceedings
March 5, 1951.
At a regular meeting of the Board
CHAPANOKE NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Maryland Boyce had
as their dinner guests Saturday, Pfc.
Mather Hurdle and Miss Carol Ryman
of Elizabeth Cfty, Junior oyce
of Norfolk, Va., and Miss Christine
Hess of Elizabeth Cfty.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pierce and chil
dren and Mrs. Lula Bright visited
Mrs. Everett? Bright Sunday night
Mrf and Mrs. Tom Garrett , of
Weeksville and Lloyd visited Mr. and
Mrs. Billy Elliott Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Madison Phillips and
children of Edenton visited Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Elliott Sunday afternoon.
Mather Hurdle of Camp Polk, La.,
visited friends in Chapanoke Monday.
Mrs. W. H. Elliott spent Friday
with Mrs. Willey Paul of Richmond,
Va.
Mr. and Mm. Clarence Byrum and
children and Miss Mildred Byrum
visited Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Smith
Sunday afternoon.
CLINIC DATE CHANGED
) The Albemarle Orthopedic Clinic of
Uizabeth City: which is sponsored by
the American. Legion of Seth. E. Per
ry Post, Unit 84, and assisted; by the
Auxiliary will be held at the Health
, JCenter, Cedar and Harney Streets,
Tuesday, March 20, instead of the last
Tuesday of the month. '
All children in the age group, babies
through two years of age will be seen
jprior to 10:30 A. M. Registration of
ew patients will be from 9 until 12
I o'clock noon only. v , '
Starting with the clinic held .thisj
month a small fee will be required for
all new . patients who are registered!
and who are not indigent and are able
to pay.. This will be for the first
clinic visit plus any X-ray charges. .
of County Commissioners of Perquim
ans County, held at the Court House
on the first Monday, the 6th day of
March, 1951. Present and presiding,
A. T. Lane, chairman, with Commis
sioners ic a. vnappeii, js. b. uoiio-
well, Wm. C. Chappell and E. A. Tur
ner. Absent, none.
rrhad "C. Chappell tendered his res
ienation as delinquent tax collector
for Perquimans County and on mo
tion ft was accepted to take effect im
mediately. ; !
On motion, ordered that A. T. Lane
be appointed to have such painting
done on the inside of the Court House
as he deems necessary.
On motion ordered that Judge off
the ' Perquimans County Recorder's
Court salary be paid at the minimum
price of $126 a month in keeping with
the law recently passed.
On motion ordered that salary of
the Solicitor of . the Perquimans
County Recorder's Court be paid at
the minimum of $126 a month. '
On motion ordered that the County
Treasurer be paid the minimum sal
ary of $76 as fixed by law.
On motion "ordered that Perquim
ans County nurchase a fire truck to
be operated and manned by the Hert
ford Fire Department for the purpose
of fighting fires within Perquimans
County. .
', The following good and lawful per-
sms -were -drawn to serve as jurors
at the April terms of the Superior
Court for Perquimans County
Mary Sumner, Mark J. Gregory,
Earl Daughtrey, Job Stallings, Ab
bott Hunter. Lawrence Towe, Carson
Leigh Winslow, Mrs. Howard Hun
ter, .C. L. Mansfield, Mrs. Guy Webb,
W. E. Bagley, Jonas R. Futrell, Ern.
est L. White, Riley Monds, Jr., Geo.
F. Felton, Jesse Harrell," Calvin C.
Godfrey, W. Elisha Winslow, Mrs.
Ralph White, J. H. Tucker, Robert E-.
Sutton, Corbin Dozier, Walter Nowell,
Mr8, 'i,J- Ro5f8,M1' i5,1,0' Q Supply Store,iN. c. 'sanatorium, $85.0o'; Norfolk & tV118 d our iher
Stallings, Murden Stokeley, Blount $2.67; J. W. Ward, $64.40;
Eure, Mrs. Henry Clay Stokes, Wat-Gas & Coal Co., $88.75; Mitchell
son'E, Russell, Ellia Winslow, Harold iPriniling Co., $75.20, Mitchell Printing
H. Copeland, Mrs. Clarence C. Chap- Co., $11.08; Mrs. W. E. White, $13.17;
pell, W. E. MathewS, Jr., J. Quinton N. C. Sanatorium, $15.80; Perquimans
Riddick, Garland Stallings, (Leroy. Welfare Department $19.00; Shen-.-in
Lamb, Carlton Nixon, D. L. Reed, Williar.'.s Co., $.'.",'5; Commercial Pilnt
F. M. Copeland, Shelton Hobbs, W. L. wig Co., $5C05; Njrfolk &' Carolina
Bagley; Delton Stallings, Sammie Tel. & Tel. Co., $10j2C; J. W. Ward.
IMonds, Marion Lindsey Copeland, Al- $44.70; Darden Bros. $1.10; Edwards
rah Madre, W. Edward Smith, Ray- & Broughton Co., $12.04, Edwards &
mond Eure, Worth W. Dail. Broughton Co., $12.97; Tha Perquim-
Km motion the Treasurer was or- ans Weekly,
uaruiCarolina Tel. & Tel. Co., $30.62.
There being no further business the
Board adjourned.
A. T. LANE, Chairman.
Attest: J. W. WARD, Clerk.
CORRECTION
The district meeting of the Auxilia-I
March 30, at New Holland, N.-.C.,' in
stead of Newland as published in the
Auxiliary story in last week's issue
Kof this newspaper. -Reservations must!
" be made by March 28th. . '
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FLOWERS. FOR
EASTER
CALL
Mrs. J. H. Satchel!
Phone. 4246
HERTFORD, N. C.
.Special Representative For
Edenton Flower Shop
with
FE.CGAnit
During theM warm, dry dtys is a perfect time
to seal and cover wMthtx-beaua porches,
decks, eta Dm NEW Flomuun!, gttady im
proved by wartime rearciu It penetrates
erery Uttle crack, and sticks to floors so
bard, wstet and repeated winnings does not
aar itt tuster Flornme( jis extra-good tea
Inside toonioa any Coor, wood, linoleum,
liMsmant. t1 and plaster walls. Fanutora
aa be dona with Flore namei ttractivalyi
CetsoaMtodayi - "7 .-"' "
MRRIS
.GIIUBB STREET
HERTFORD, N. C.
Evart McMullan Newby.
THE FAMILY
A CAIO OF THANKS
I T.'sh to l':.--:k my
neighbors ai d d'fferent church organ- during
izatioES for the fruit, cards and visits mother
during my recent illness. I want them Winslow.
$90.10, The Perquimans all to know they were all greatly ap-
CARD OF THANKlS
We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation to our many
friends and neighbors for, their words
of sympathy, beautiful flowers and
many friends, for every deed of kindness show
the illness and death of our
and grandmother, Delphina
THE FAMILY
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Ooaiyara tntmg wbtrc nvlnca nanr Meat . . . m f TOTAL fowl bill, u Jnit tew Itemit When
r aM tosatbtr ALL t the Item m Jt ihctelag lilt t food, lor whale week of testy, weU-bml-Muee)
leeli jnH fini that TeiAL WTtni are frestett kt Colonial What's more, jroa don't have U
flemprentlM the krandi you refer, the faallty yea ask in crier to aare money by (hopping at Colonial
... all the BMet-waatee k ranee an ton, aU prleea tlghtt That's beeaoae thronrhost aU G 8 stores
emallty Is kept ki(h, prices kept tow.
tin fttt I I O-v
TemycMgfan-'mdy
LUTER'S TRAY PACKED
GWALTNEYS PURE
SMALL SIZED
UCESEl IPIIGEIIKSS
RICH IN IRON SLICED
ECONOMICAL PLATE OR BRlSKETf
65c
59c
39c
43c
SUESll PHODUCE
ITr, Green Stress
2 29c
Lb.
Lb
Lbs.
29c
CTBB PUEBTO RICAN SWEET
W -n. i2 '"""OW WHITE
squash 2u,23c
VKGINIA TORR COOKING
LAB317 MA...
REEN PASCAL m I
celehy 2 25c
JWCT FLORIDA '
"Serve Thrifty Porh! First Cut
OBAAJGES
Lbs
39c
Grapefruit 3 for 27c
Turnip Salad 2 Ih 9s
4?4kM
Special Low Price Whitehouse ea
3-17-51
No. 303
Cans
Special Low Price Betteryet
LainS Puifs
2 23
PASS
Easter Dyes, pkg.. . . 25c
Croocas h $M9
Pcss Egg Dye 25c
C!so l- 3Zc
Lex Soc? 3 Rt. 27c
Cxca 32c
Cpls Cs Spca ic 26c
Cxzzl i- 32c
Lcra Seep 2.ceke. 2ic
Cczzisy Cccp 2 27c
Ivcry Ccrp 3 19c
XIz!:c3 Ls.. 3Zc
Ccrp 2 31c
Zrciy
Srcry
SPECIAL LOW PRICE OLD VIRGINIA
(Ann
GRAND FOR THE KIDDIES-OLD VIRGINIA
PRESERVES
DUKE'S
FINE FOR SALADS
r.aTrrjrjnsE
SERYE WITH RITZ CRACKERS RED MILL .
PEZiEini DnjEm
ECONOMICAL EBERWINE
EJHI? (3DEEPJS 2
SCRAMBLE WITH EGGS
EHEcnnrjo mS)E
12-Oz.
Jar
14-Oz.
Jars
16-Oz.
Jar
8-Oz.
Jar
No. 2
Cans
8-Oz.
Can
33
27
2E
MADOLENE SLICED CHIPS
PEGEIILES-
16-Ox.
Jar
PLANTER'S COCKTAIL
ace
jblV
8-Ox.
Can
The sorest, simplest way lor yea to see
exactly how ami where yoi ean save money
en teeel bills is to eempare TOTAL oasts.
TOTAL sarinsm, A savins of a penny or two
ea eae InorrMaal Item has little effect on
year bill for a month or even a week. Bat
Colonial's poller of keeping prices low oa
ALL Items ALL of the time menu that yam
tot MORS acoaatalateel saTtmf en each
weekly bill, thai area ter saetnn week la
ami week oat. -
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