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forty students at Perquimans High
School an listed as members of the
Cool fcand this week by Richard
David, tid director. Mr. David re
ported s::':t increase In the nun
ber JKemera ahd stated the mem
bers are showing much enthusiasm
oyer the activities of the group.
The t-rtd members are: .trumpets.
Jay Duling, Jack Phillips, Phyllis
Trueblood, Jean Godfrey, Windell
Mathews, Charlie Morgan .Umphlett:
clarinets, Julian White, Joan Madre,
Unn tiirli 7JiTmn Jill MHW
JTee Fure, Emily White, Myrtle Wil
Iwjas, Valerie White, Betty Trueblood,
Bbara Hurdle, 'Patricia Bigger.
Trombones, - Euth Dawson, John
Benton, Billy Bray; baritone, Garland
Walker; mellophone, Jackie. Allen;
drums, Corbin Dosier, Bobby Mat
hews, Sarah Onley, Corbin Lee Cher
ry, Dickie Baker; bells, Wama Good
win; cymbals, Lin a .Ruth Proctor;
jtrumpets, Tommy Mathews, Billy Ya
gei; trombone, Sonny Mathews; clari
nets, George White, Earl Dunemoor,
Edward Lee Madre; baritone, Carlton
Jtaiott; mellophone, Sylvia Copeland,
and Wade Jordan; Herbert Nixon and
PhiHipa Trueblood. .
Revival 1 At
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. A series of revival services. will be
conducted at Whiteville Grave, Bap
tist Church beginning Monday, Sep
tember 24 ana continuing through
September 90, it was announced today
by Rev. Carl E. Bjork, pastor of tue
church: The Rev. BJork will do the
preaching and special music will be
presented by the Rev. Howard James,
pastor of the First Christian Church
of Elisabeth City The services -will
start daily at 8 P. M.r and the public
is invited to attend. 1
WHUESTON NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Excell Markham of
Sumter, S. C, spent the week-end with
Mrs. Markham's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Winslow.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lassiter spent
tne week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Lassiter in Norfolk, Va. ; ; , ;
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Layden of
Beech Springs and Mr. and Mrs. S.
N. Riddick were dinner guests Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Riddick.
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Surface of
Washington, are visiting Mrs. Sur
face's mother, Mrs. Joe Baker and Mr.
and Mrs. Johnnie Baker.
MATINEE TIME CHANGED Mrs. A. P. Winslow and Donald
B. L. Gibbs, Manager of the State ! Winslow visited Mrs. Ida Winslow and
Theatre, announced today a change in . family Thursday night.
schedule of t matinees at the local! Mrs. Maurice Van Horn of Colum
theatre. Effective ' today, matinees Jbia, N. C, spent the weekvend with
at the State will start at 3:15 P. M. ; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lane.
Mrs. J. P. Leonard, v j been
visiting her daurhter a ; i-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Shelton . - n has
returned to her home in I x, Va.
A. R. Winslow and T. II. White
spent the week-end. at . Head.
Mrs. Winslow, who has I i spending
some time there, reta.T? l tome with
her husband. Mr. and I .j. fan Eill
and Mr. and Mrs. Gri' -m White of
Norfolk, Va., visited Lrs. Winslow
on Sunday at the wach.
Mrs. J. r. Jones is very sick at
the home of her son and ?ichter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Rex nes. '
Billy Jones, son of lit. and Mrs.
Rex Jones, was inducted Into service
in the U. S. Army. Wednesday and is
now at Fort Jaokson, S. C
Mrs. J. W. Nowell,- Sr.. and Jri
spent Saturday to Norfolk, Va., shop-f
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ping. They were accompanied home
by Miss Hattie Pearl Nowell.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Holmes of
Portsmouth, Va., spent the week-end
with Mrs. Holmes' mother, Mrs. Nonie
Nowell,
Mrs. Reginald Jones is on the sick
list this week."
Mrs. Molly Barber, who has .been
sick for some time is slightly improv
ed. Xa-i'.-;?
Mrs. LinseiL Godwin's condition is
about the same. 'vu-': v.i "v ;.
Thomas Edward Umphlett of Cho
wan College spent the week-end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Umph
lett.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hollowell visit
ed r in the home of her uncle. Dan
Rogerson, in the Beech Spring sec
tion, who died last week following an
auto accident.
. Miss Amy Van Roach, Nonie Lou
Lane, Marvina - White, iay White
Stanton and Evelyn Ann Stanton at
tended the Methodist Youth Meet-
ig in Elizabeth City on Friday and
Saturday. , " .
V BURGESS IW. M. IT. MEETS
The Burgess W. M. U. met Mon
day night wiiJi Mrs. Edgar Riddick.
The meeting was opened by singing,
"Come Every Soul by Sin Oppressed."
The devotional, taken from SI Psalms,
was given by the president.
Roll was called and minutes of the.
last meeting were read and approved.
The society ; voted to -sponsor An
nette Proctor in the beauty contest at
the Seven-County Fair at Elizabeth
City: A report from the nominating
committee was . heard and accepted
as follows: : president, Mrs. Sidney
Layden! first vice-president, Mrs. Wil
liam Lane: second vice-president. Mrs.
Winston Lane; - community mission
leader, Mrs.; Josiah Proctor mission
study . leader. . Mrs. Howard , Shean,
publicity chairman, Mr. J. B. B as
night; stewardship chairman, Mrs. Ed-.
gar Riddickt and secretary ana.xreas
urer, Mrs. Joseph Ayscue, Jr.r
Season of Praver for State, Mis
sions was planned for September 17
by the church. Report from', the com
munity mission leader was heard and
accepted' ;-i.;:t.'-; '.v e j)
An interesting program on Parallel
Progress in Stewardship was given
by Mrs. William Stalling, which open
ed with the hymn "Make Me A.Chan
nel of Blessings,,, followed by read
ings on the subject and dosed with
the hymn "Sweet Hour ot ' Prayer."
The meeting closed with, sentence
m-avem for the bovs in service. . The
hostess -served mints, ice cream and
pound cake. '
MEN'S JCLUB TO MEET
The Methodist Men's Club of the
Perquimans charge will meet Thurs
day, September 27, at 7:80 P. M. at
New Hope, it was announced today
by Ralph Harrell, secretary. The
Rev. J. D. , Long of Elisabeth City
will be the , guest speaker and all
members are urged to be present.
. Mr. and Mrs. Denals Ere 1
last Sunday -with relative in l.v.
folk, Va. :- -f
ZZzl and IZlVo'V " J r
Hickory, Va, vi!4 ITi. j 1 IZ.x I
T. Russell recently. .
, Mr. and Krs. Whit Cartwricht
Mr. and Mrs. William Landing, Jr.
went to Virginia Beach on Sunday.
Tom Russell of Manteo, Mr. ti
Mrs. George Russell of Norfolk, a-
Chief and : Mrs. Warren Perry and
Jane of Newport News, Va.,' . Ur.
Grant Morgan of Kentucky spent last
week visiting Mrs. Watso Russell,
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Trueblood of
Washington, D. C, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Sutton last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Perry and
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children visited Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Caddy and Mr. and Mrs. Freeman
Umphlett on Sunday. . '
Mr. and Mrs. James William Eure
and daughter of Norfolk; Va., were
week-end guests of his parents, Mir.
and Mrs, Blount Eure.' ; v ...
Mr. and Mrs., Thomas Thompson of
Elizabeth City spent the week-end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J; D.
: Miss" E1iMii4obba anj''Clialbi.
Harvelf , of - Norfolk, Va, .spent the
week-end with. Mr. and Mrs.' I I
Lane. ' ' ijtf
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis of Nor
folk, Va., apent the week-end vwith
Mr. and Mrs. awtson Eure. r
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Miller and son,
Tommy, of Suffolk, Va., were guests
of Mr. and Mrs, Ernest White on
Sunday. -
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Williams of Roa
noke Rapids spent last week-end with
her parents, . Mr. and . Mrs., , Seta
Umphlett ' .y,v-
Mr. and Mrsi V Walker Perry snd
children of . Elizabeth City and Mrs.
Howard Kirpatrlck of Alabama took
supper with. Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Miller on Friday night ' ;
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie MiHer and
Tommy of Suffolk, Va.. spent Thunik
day and Friday with Mr, and Mrs.
Horace Miller, , " .' vj"'. 't '
Miss Dorothy Miller and. Norm'an
Miller .are attending the Roanoke.
Bible College in Elizabeth City. 5 ?
Mrs. Moody Mathews, Mrs. William
Landing, Jr, and Mrs. ' Henry Mat
hews were guests of Mrs. Ulric Cad
dy on Thursday.
Bobbv Jordan' of v NewportNews,
Va., visited his mother, Mrs. .. C- E,
Sutton, recently, ' .i. .
i j t'.e gu
. V. Lewis continues very sick at
Ce AlLemarle Hopital, Elizabeth
c:.
L.-s.',T7a!ter Symons is getting on
nicely.' following' an operation at
Stok St I 'cCoy in Norfolk last week.
y Crawford ? Wilson,. U. Si Nxvy, on
of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. "Wilson, 1s
leaving tkia week ,f or duty in New
foundland. ': ''v.. ,.5.;; v,''5v,-.-:.;'
Charles Keel from' Charleston; S.
C, and Eerie Keel from Washington,
N. C, spent the week-end with Lieut
and Mrs. W. H. Keel. V ' 1
The Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Chaffin
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aied for1 a f minute of si!c;
prayer, fwI'.-'wf.J ty.the Lord's JPnj
er repeated fc unison, y n .. '"
The minutes cf , fte last meet!" m
were Tea4 proved, roll cc!
and the tre ' r't forl v. tive
Was re-elect-..:!
president, Urs, Seth Umphlett w&j
elected vice--presidnt;sand . Mrs. Cu
Webb as. seeretary-treasurer.' Walker
Perry, pastor" of the Bete Churc'v
then taught the twelfth- chapter
Acts. Work for the IV'H U Com,
ing," was then sung tad Urs. Yeato
snd daughter of Winfall were dinner dismissed the meetl. t tv srarer.
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