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Wed3 Glenn Byrd
His karris of Miss !Mary Cth
erine Jordan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jamie Elbent Jordan vt Winfall, to
John Glenn Byrd, son of Mr. and sirs.
James G. Byrd of (Portsmouth, Va.,
took place Saturday afternoon, April
21, at 5 o'clock at h iEJpnprortii Motho-i
dist Church in WinfalL .
The Key. J. C.nr of am rf r f. . . a v fl s
bride, performers cewmony, ta uBm, fi e ; bu : , ,
pesenc of aminediate famw and hor .- 'A very iuW- r L
nsw "no uuuuk,, coodrnm of 7--n
Mrs. Eyrd received her
few friends,
4ATttmATIV.
Jtrs. J. C ChafTui jplaysd the wed-
dihv music' Hiss Battle (Lou Troe-
fMootf sang ."Because" and "Indian
Love Call."
The bride, dressed in white wita
Navy accessories and wearinjr a cor
sage' of' red roses, entered Abe church
tkre Pccph Smoke Camsls jrUJJjj
than anv nfher ciparette! t " I
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I Hertford Bldmg Lozri Association i I
' A. W. HEFREN', President, ;
MAX CAMPBELL, Secretary
Office at The Perquimans Weekly,
rercpiamana u;n oaiooi Ana ic $
inislness vouege or Woriou; Va.
' iJIr. (Byrd reoelvpd iis r-wet?m in
the Mount Airy Qdhocbr I sry Coun
ty. Daring (World War U he served
3 years : in the iNavr, of bich Zl
months vas overiseas duty. He is now
with 4he U, BL-Coaat Guard, stationed
at the Coast &Mvd.ffiase 3)ea? Elisa
beth C'iy. tl,;:ti ::aivr-:.
Perquimans Junior
and Senior Banquet
line Junior, Chwt. of Perquimans
County Hign sdioornonorca he iroi
Senior Class at the annual Junior-
Senior Banquet last1 Friday,: Apri
27. The banquet was iteld in the schoo
lunchroom a 7:00 o'clock. - The ban
quet -was followed by dance Hield ft
the school gymnasium. ' -:;!'VT;:!i -'
Dance music was supplied by the
Junior Class using Guy lombardo rec
ords. - ,: ' '":: : ?Jr t-W
The menu consisted of juice, chicken
salad, potato chfre, deviled ggs, stuf
fed celery, pickles, crackers, apple pie
A la Mode, and' Iced Tea. '
. PLN'ET IWOOD NEW3
Mr. and Mrs, H. Y. CJiappell of
Carthareth spent the week-end with
W. IP. ChappeH and Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Chappell.
Mrs. Ida !F. White spent 'last Wed
nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Chappell. .
Miss Lois Violet Wmslow spent Sat
urday with Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Chap
pell. ,.. ,
Dinner guests in the home of Mr.
and Mrs C. J. Baper Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Butt and chil
dren, Tommy and Phyllis of Norfolk,
Mr. and Mrs. L. u. Chappell and chil
dren, Doris IFaye and iLeasie. Others
who visited in the afternoon were Mr.
and Mrs. I. C. (Butt and daughter,
Shirley, of New Hope.
Mrs. Harvey Chappell and daugh
ter. Jennifer, returned home from Nor
folk, Va., Thursday after spending !
few days with her parents, Mr. -and
Mrs. King. -
E. T. Chappell of Rich Square spent
last Week with his sister, Mrs. J. T.
Chappell and family. - -
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Mhell of Rich
Square visited in the community last
Sunday. ' ' - t
Mrs. Purvis Chappell and Mrs. HaiV
vey Chappell and daughter, Jennifer,
visited Mrs. C. J. Baper .Thursday
afternoon. " . t
s Mrs. P. E. Chappell and son, E.
spent Monday with' her parents, Mr;
and Mrs. G. W. Chappell. ;
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Chappell' visited
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Chappell Sunday
P.M.
Misses Emogeiie and Jennette Chap
pell were in Hertford Saturday night
Tommy Chappell, Ur. spent Tuesday
with his grandparents, Mr. and Mis.
E. N. Chappell. ' .f
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- BELVJM3RE KURITANS MEETlJ
The Kuritan dub of Belvidere me
on Tuesday ofclast week for its regu
lar1 April meeting at the Community!
nouae l" iw mere;.'. iMirxii ui uusi-
n-jss session .the club discussed a pro
posal do sponsor Boy 'Scout troop
in its .community but' tabled action
on. "ithe matter pending' further in
vesturation. The . members also vot
ed to attend, in a body, a musical
program to be presented in Eliza
beth City on May 12. .
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CLUB MEETS "
The White ston Home Demonstration
Club met Thursday night, April 26, at
the home of Mrs. Archie (Riddick. with
Mrs; Riddick and Mrs. Ellis Stalling
joint hostess. The meeting was call
ad to order by the president, Mrs.!
William WinsloWr by smginsr .''Aunt
rtinnh'a OiiillHno- IP7V " " .'
Devotional was led by Mis. Ralph
was given by IJrSe . inslow on i'
Production, Cars ana U?" . , ,
'This hoeteacrs served . stralerry
short cake wukh u enjoyed by all.
The April meeting1 of the SnownHill
White Ha Home Demonratlon Club
met with Mrs. darvin ICoiiton as hos-
(ess, rAunt Dinah's Quiltin 'Party"
watf sung following UnS the eoUect
was given by all membersv Mrs.
Claude -Williams read the devotional
and the Lord's Prayer was repeated
in Unison.. The nunuitesrwerev read.
n . m imw .
Hay we ' express' to everyonei ' our
sincere trratitude and appreciation for
every deed and kindness rendered dur
ing the illness and death of our daugh
ter and wife,, I For ithe expressions of
sympathy, cars .loaned and beautiful
flowers., j , ,
Josephine Hill and Leroy Sutton
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