TH3 PEHQUE1ANS WEEKLY. HERTFORD, N. &, FRIDAY. APRIL 11, 1552.
PAGE SEVEN
CLASS TO KSST
Mrs. T. P. Byrum, with Mrs. E. C
oodard and Mrs. Haywood Divers,
i co-hostesses, . will entertain the
idson Memorial Sunday School Claws
t the home of Mrs. Byrum on next
Tuesday night at eight o clock.
EASTERN STAR TO MEET
WINFALL NEWS
bin. J. V. ' Roach . and Amy Van
I Roach visited in .Edenton Thursday.
Amy Van Roach, Marvina White
and Walter Humphlett went to
Greenville Friday, April 4, for the
day.
Miss Beulah Roach of Norfolk, va.,
spent the week-end with her family.
Th. Hertford Chapter of the Eat- L" SVT
rn Star will nold its monthly',"".,: JTJiZ. 7ZZ
meeting Monday night, April 14, at Km"ie . ncv Dgiy, r
Court Howa
TO BOLD OPEN HOUSE
Mrs. Jamieson and family attended
I the Eliabeth City District M. Y. F.
i meetings v.' :r "
I Vick Stallinjrs of Norfolk, Va,
The VFTW and the WW Auxiliary spent Friday night with his sister,
of Hertford are holding "Open House"
on Saturday night, April 12 at the
Post Hall beginning at.9;00 P. M,
Special guests will be the service men and
and their wives who have moved in or
round Hertford.; ... :.-r-i:-ii, ;,-,
Mr. and Mrs. Roach.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Britton of 'Nor-
WHITESTON NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stallings and
son, Larry, visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Stallings, at Hobfbs
ville Sunday afternoon. ' .
Mrs. Alberta Lane and Mrs. Aleck
Stallings visited Mrs. C T. Winslow
at Albemarle Hospital Friday afternoon.-'
''....'
Sunday visitors with Mrs. Ida
Winslow and family were Mr. and
Mrs, A. P. Winslow of Norfolk, Va,
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Winslow, Mr.
and Mrs. T. R. ' Winslow and Mrs.
Emmett Landing of Belvidere.
Mrs. fclisha Winslow visited
has been sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie White and
Dorothy May White spent Friday in
Norfolk, Va. .
Elishu and Waldo Winslow spent the
week-end in Norfolk, Va.
Dand and father, M. Henry Elliott,
who departed this life one year ago
today, April 14, 1951. ,
One year has gone by, I look for you,
yet I know in vain.
My daily prayev to God is that I
shall meet you again.
To think we could not say goodbye,
will always bring regrets.
But the hearts that loved you dearly
are the hearts that don't forget,
folk, Va, visited Mrs. Nonie Nowell iLoilia staiiinjf.. yiaited Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Johnnie Lane Sunday. . Harold Lassiter and familv and Mrs.
,r ,"! Tv HtSloTeTT' ii 'Si ir i Verna Winslow in Norfolk, Va, who
CARD OF THANKS
5 wish to express my sincere thanks
to friends and neighbors for he many
acta of kindneas shown me while I was
sick. They never will be forgotten. 1 Friends are friends if they are true.
MRS. MOLLIE PERRY. i We lost our best friend when we lost
you.
CARD OF THANKS , God gave us strength to fight it
We uwiah to express our sincere' . and courage to bear the blow,
thanks to friends and neighbors for But the heart aches we have had si'kco
her, the many acts of kindness' extended vou left us. no one will ever know.
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. us, for the cards and flowers and cars Our family circle has been broken, n
Tom Jackson in S. C, last week. loaned at the death of our husband, link gone from our chain.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Winslow and and father, John (Hall. . ' But though we've parted for a while,
RESUMES MANAGERSHIP
S. A. Chory, manager of the local!
Colonial Store, prior to his recall to
service in the U. S. Navy in October,
1950, resumed ' Ji&nagership of the
, . atore on Monday momtog of tirffl
week. L.D. Bottom, who had served
as manager of the store for several
. months was transferred to Elizabeth
..CHjr.,
Nathan Mathews and Mrs. Raymond
Stanten motored to Elizabeth City
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A.' R. Winslow and
Polly Baker motored to Nags Head
Sunday. '. '
Lt. and Mrs. Donald V. Farrund
nnd Mrs. W, G. Hollowell motored to
Nags Head ibid Manteo Sunday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Temple and
son of Newland visited Mr. and Mrs.
E. B. Hollowell Sunday. ,
Mrs. B..H. Ward is able to be out
after being very sick with the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Armstrong of
Corapeake visited her father, W. F.
Morgan, over the week-end.
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of our dear hus-
Dear Daddy, we shall meet again.
His devoted wife and children,
Ka t'herine W. Elliott, Marjan,
Carlton. Alice Faye and Henry Jr.
JUST RECEIVED
A SHIPMENT . OF
12-Inch
CEMENT PIPE
FOR DRIVE WAYS
For Your Needs See
Harris. Plumbing &
Building Supply Co.
Hertford, N: C.
TRY A WEEKLY CLASSIFIED AD
' i HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. Henry Stokes, Jr.; entertain"''
er bridge club last Thursday night
atjber home. : Those playing, besides
the hostess, were Meidames Robert
Hollowell, W. E. Drake, J. W. Dil
lon, Francis Nixon, Vivian Mathews,
J. L, Harris, rJldort Winslow, Jatlr , - 1
Brinn, Al Kenton, D. F. Reed, Jr.,' Funeral services for Beverly Da
snd.Miss Dorcas Knowles. The high phine Lane, 12, daughter of Mr. and
score prize went to Mrs. HolloweJl. Mrs. Murray D. Lane of Hertford,
Refreshments were served by the hos- Route 2, were held in Chappell Hill
BEVERLY LANE
tess.
Baptist Church. The Rev. A. H. Out
law, pastor, officiated. The body lay
in state Yrt the church one hour prior
to services.-'
The Warwick Swamo Quartet, nansr
I "Will the Circle Be Unbroksn." Mrs.
, BIRTHDAY PARTY
'.'The girls of the Intermediate Girls'
Auxiliary of the Baptist Church hon
ored their leader. Mrs. Rubv Butler
at a surprise birthday buffet supper I, Williams andaRobert. Givens of Eliza.
Friday nfght at the nome J Miss Beth City sang "Whispering Hope"
Alice Jean Jackson. The home was and Mr. Givens sansr "Bevond the
beautifully , decorated , with spring
flowers, carrying out the yellow and
white color scheme and white light
' ed -candles. The following members
were present: Misses Billie Carol
Divers, Sue Perry White, Joanna Wil
liford, Julia Ann Stokes, Patricia Dig
gers, 'Alice Jean Jackson, Audrey
Jackson, Joan Madre, Mary Dowd
Chappell, Anne Burke Chappell, Alice
Dawson and Peggy Harrell. After the was made
supper the guest of honor opened her
many lovely gifts.
- i. ,v r .. ii. '.
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE
At Holy Trinity .Episcopal Church
on Good Friday ( April 11) a special
service will be held from 2"V. M, to
8 IP. M. This service is held in com
memoration of the sufferings of Cal
vary's. Cross when the Saviour - of
Mankind was, .crucified.,, , Evening
Prayer will be ' said, including the
reading of the Cood (Friday lessons,
and a meditative address will be made
by the Rector of the Parish, the Rev.
Charles F. Wolf.
The public is invited to attend,
Sunset." The 'casket' was covered
with a pall of red roses, maidens
wreath and fern. Pallbearers were
Parker Copeland, Durwood Lane,
Winston - Chappell, L. H. Lane, Jr.,
Carlton Copeland and Arnold Chap
pell, Jr.
Surviving, besides her parents, are
one sister, Glenda; 2 brothers.Donald
and Leon, of Norfolk, Va, Burial
in Lane Cemetery.
B. F. STIFFLER
B. F. Stiffler,; former resident of
Hertford, died at St. Francis Hos
pital, Evanston, ; 111, on v. Thurrday,
April 3. ' Funeral services were con
ducted at Culpepper, Va, Monday of
this week. He is survived by a daugh
ter, Mrs. R. W. Ruark of Evanston,
111, a son, B. F. Stiffler of Silver
Springs, Md,vfour grandchildren -and
eight grandchildren.
Always
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