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' Tcrjuimang Inians made it two in
a' row over the Elizabeth City high
school baset"'! team, for this season,
wkzA the laJana trounced $he Jac
ket 18-1 in a contest played here
Monday nigh. .
The Indians, playing excellent ball,
behind the pitching of Billy Benton,
collected 14 hita off three jacket
pitchers, were given 12 walks and col
lected 13 runs. Benton struck out 11
placet batters, walked four and held
t " visitors scoreless through " eight
innings. The Jackets got four hits
and were issued seven walks, three in
the ninth inning when they, scored
their lone tally.
. Coach Fearing instalMF; an . entire
new team on the field in the ninth,
after the Indians had gained a 13-0
lead. '
Selected To Attend
Legion Boy's State
B. C. Bernr. Bovs' "State Chairman
for the Wm. Paul Btallings Post of
the American Legion, announced to
day that Jay Duling, a senior at Per
quimans High School, has been se
lected to represent the local Legion
Post at Boys' 'State, to be held at the
University of North Carolina, June
17-23. Duling is the1 son of the Rev.
and Mrs. Charles Duling of Hertford.
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LIrs. Jwinle Lane Satur-
' Irs. delton Morgan mo
. i folk, Va., on Sunday.
; Lira. J. F. Hollowell and
, r visited Mrs. HollowelFs
, , . Bob Kawakfcy, in Norfolk
, . . .
j.',1. mie Temple and children
f r guests Monday night of
j, Mr. and MrS. E. B. Hol-
Clarence Chapped Jr, Penijians 4-Q membt V t" wn being awarded i-- S-i i-- -J
, first place in fittinar and ahorf.aanshp, in the Fat i . I .ow held last week. C-irtjKe : re-
s ceived the trophy for owning te slutw'a reserve C '.zi'n steer.
SOCIETY MEETS ,. .
The W. S. C. S. of Bethany Church
met at the home of f rs. 'Ira Stalling
on May M. The meeting was pre
sided over by Mrs. T. C. Perry, presi
dent y- An interesting., .program was
presented by Mrs. Russell Baker. Dis
missal was made by Mrs. Charlie
White. Refreshments were served by
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CHAPANOENEVVS
Norwood Elliott has returned from
E. C. C, Greenville, to spend the sum
mer vacation with his parents, Mr. and
Mri W; H. ElUott , ..
Mrs. Alberto Ross and children of
Portsmouth, Va., are spending several
weeks with her parents, &r: and Mrs.
J. C. Wilson, before moving to their
new nome in Mexico City.
Mrs. 0. u Byrum and IMiaa Mildred
Byrum - are spending the - week in
Portsmouth. Va. "
Rev. and Mrs. Chaff in and daughter
of Winfall were dinner guests of Mr,
and Mrs. C P. Quincy on Sunday. ;
Betty iRuth Smith, small daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith, is very
ill with measels this week.
Mrs. J. C. Wilson was in Edenton
on Saturday to see her daughter, Miss
Louise Wilson, who is in the Cho
wan Hospital. She had the misfortune
to fall and break her arm.
Lt. and Mrs. Charles Overstreet' and
sons are spending some time at Miami,
Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E.-Onley visited
mends in Hertford on Sunday,
Leon Elliott, .U. S. NavyJ Norfolk,
Va., spent the week-end with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Elliott
M. C. Boyce, Jr., U. S. C. G., Wil
mingtop, N. C, spent the week-end
with his parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Of. C.
'Boyce, Sr. ...... .' .
H. C Stokes. Sr.. of Hertford is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. P.-Qnincy
this week. .
WHITE HAT NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Delvin, Eure had as
their guests on Sunday,. Mr. and Mrs.
Walker, Perry and children, and Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Caddy.
Mr. and Mrs. James William Eure
and daughter of Norfolk, Va., were
week-end guests of his parents,': Mr.
and Mrs. Blount Eure. ' v
(Pfc. William Umphlett. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Seth Umphlett has returned
to his station in New Hampshire after
spending ten days leave here with his
parents. " . . -
Mrs. Jim Williams of Roanoke has
returned to her home after 'staying
some time with her parents, Mr. and
KMrs. Seth Umphlett
Misses Maryt Frances and Shirley
Eure and Wilms Ann Caddy spent
Sunday as the guests of IMiaa Mollie
Mr., and .Mrs. Ernest White Jfas as
visitors in their home on Sunday, IJr.
and Mrs. Seth Umphlett Mr. and Mm,
Marvin' Caddy and baby, and Mr. and
Mrs. Shelby Bright of Weeksville.
Mrs. Callie Jacwson spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. 'J. P. White.
Miss Gladys Umphlett visited. Kiss
Margaret Anne Sutton on Sunday. "
Mr. and Mrs.' iPreeman Umphlett
went to see Mr. and Mrs. Joe Haskett
on Sunday afternoon.
. Miss Lucy . Mae Eure spent, Sun
day with Miss Anne Sawyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Russell ' went
to see Mr.-and Mrs. Arthur Lane in
Elizabeth ,City Sunday.
. Those visiting in the home of lit.
and Mrs. Ulric Caddy this past week
were: Mr. and Mrs. William Lanng,
Jr, .Mr.- and 'Mrs.1 Henry MaCTvs,
Mrs. Maude Godwin, Mr. and: T!rs.
Moody Mathews, Mr. and Mrs. -":er
Perry, Miese Marys Frances and V-'r-ley
Eure, Miss Margaret Anne R-.-"'.'.l
and Mr, and Mr. Eddie Sutton.
1 Watson Russell, who has bee ' ' ':
ing treatment in a Norfolk hoe, , ii
borne now and is getting alon- v- .!y
welL
lira.' Raymon4 Eure was an over
night visitor in Elizabeth. City O
uricf. ''!" v- .,- .r j-,r , '
C"?. and Km Horace Miller ": i t j
s?e C 'r. and Mrs. James Saw;:r i :
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PINEY WC3B3 tL.
- Mr. ' and Mrs. Verne Mitchell and
E. T..;Chappell of Rich Square visit
ed in the community Sunday after
noon, i
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Xhappell of
Cartareth spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. W. P. Chappell and Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Chappell.
Dinner guests of. Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
Raper on Mother's Day were: Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas 'Butt and children, Tom
my and Phyllis, of Norfolk, Va.f Mr.
and Mrs. I; CButt of New Hope; Mr.
and Mrs. Dewey Perry, Sr of Bethel;
Mr. and ' Mrs. Luther Chappell and
children, Doris Fay and Lessie. Other
visitors in the afternoon were Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Lassiter of Whiteslton, Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Lamb of Hertford and
Miss Imogene Chappell.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Raper spent
Tuesday in Elizabeth City and attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. W. M. Raper1
Mrs. Dewey Perry, Sr., of near
Hertford and Mrs. J. H. Simpson of
Norfolk, Va., visited in the community
Thursday afternoon. " - ,'
Mrs. -Ida White spent last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Dail of Glidep.
' Mr. and Mrs. .Eugene viRaper and
daughter,: - Margaret, were supper
guests of. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Raper
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and. Mrs ILuther Chappell and
children, and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Chap
pell visited Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Stal
lings of Sandy Cross Saturday even
ing, i r ",$, a " V.'' '" f-
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chappell spent
Mother's Day with Mr. and Mrs. D. L.
Hobbs of HobbsviHe. .
Mrs. N. W. Chappell and daughter,
Lynda, Mrs. Mack White and daugh
ter, Carol, and Mrs.-Hilton White
visited Mrs. : Caleb Raper Wednesday
afternoon. ; ; - ..' 'i - .i. -"-
Miss Lois Violet Winslow spent Sat
urday with Mr,, and, Mrs. S, G. Chap
pelL -
. 4-H SERVICES SUNDAY .',
Special 4-H service will be'eon
ducted at the -Bethany Church, at 8
P. M.,, Sunday afternoon, May 27.
The public is invited to attend. ,,,
Men may love the modest maidens
but you cant make a modern miss be
lieve tt . '
"V; R. Trueblood and Mrs,
. .ido, Jr., spent last week
1 1 Vo.ktown, ,Va., visiting Mrs,
Ai n. "V.'inslow has returned home
i-.n A;emane nospiuu, . wnere jnf
- " rwert an .operation for appendi-
Joel Hollowell, : Jr., and his aunt,
Kfs. W. G. Hollowell, spent the week-
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.:re on Friday niht, Kay e'
Several, games were iz.it t
which the tiered birthday cCb
lighted candles was bror.t it i
the guests sang "Ilapfy XIil
The many lovely gifts, were itL;n
ed and an ice course tt as servci t t
twenty-five guests atien-r.
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