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I Returned Home
lib Bea Slopsey returned home Sun
day after spending several days wicn
I Mr. and Mrs. Grayson lam ail in Nor
folk, Va.
Week-end At Virginia Beach
Mrs. T. L. Jesaup, Mrs. H. C Stokes,
Mrs. C. M. Williford, Mrs. J. T. Big-
7 ' a m u V TBOn e and Misses Jo Pat Stokes, Joanna
with Mr, and Mrs. H. R. Chnstensen . S,,;w Juli- An St. Patricia
at Rochester, N., Y.
From Richmond
Mrs. Bobby Lewis of Richmond, Va.,
'spent the week-end in Hertfordd and
visited her mother, Mrs. L. W. Nor
man, at the Chowan Hospital. j
In Rochester
Mr. and Mrs.
V. N. Darden left
In Raleigh
Mrs. R. ,T. White is
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs,
Shelton White in Raleigh.
Williford, Julia Ann Stokes, Patricia
Biggers, Cliff Towe, Eddie Overton,
Melville Williams and John Holmes
' v. 'spent the week-end at the Bagley cot
visiting her; 0 vini. tw, v.
Returned Home j j :
Mark 'Hathaway returned home
from Chowan Hospital on Wednesday.
He is reported much improved.
From Wilmington '
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Campbell of
Wilmington spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Campbell. They
were accompanied home ' Sunday by
Mrs. C. V. Williford who will spend
the summer there.
In Roanoke
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Winslow, Clara,
Marshal and Alfred Winslow tpent
the week-end in Roanoke, Va., with
Rev. and Mrs. C. Winslow and Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Winslow.
Returned Home
Mrs. D. S. Darden returned to her
home Sunday after spending two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. George
in Raleigh. IShe was accompaniel
home by Mr. Darden, who spent Sun.
day.
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t r. 1 i IZn. Tom !.'. -cy and
J.1 i we t; -a: t the . . k-end in
? Yo k City. They were accom
Jed hojre ty lit. Ski-ecy'a sister,
x Tom Boulton of can Lanca-
1 -X, England, who will visit them
tut several molds.
Thursday In Ralelrh
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Guthrie and
daughter, Kay, attended the wedding
of, Mrs. Guthrie's brother in Raleigh
Thursday. ,
Sunday At Nags Bead
Mrs. Burmce Inscoe and son
Sunday at Nags Head. -. , '
spent
Sunday At (Fentress
Mr. and Mm. J. E. Jones spent Sun
day at Fentress, Va., as the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Gregory, j
From Plymouth ' '
Miss Agnes Davis of ' Plymouth
spent the week-end with Misses Hulda
and Elizabeth Wood. '
Returned Home
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Caravello have
returned to their home aftejr spending
several days witn relatives in rhila
delphia, Pa. '.' '
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JEWELERS
: Hertford, North Carolina
In Ohio i .
Mrs. W. G. Wright and Mrs; B. G.
Koonce left Sunday to visit LL Com
mander Ralph Wallace and Mrs. Wal
lace at Columbus, Ohio.
lErom Williamston '
1 Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Elliott and chil
dren of Williamston visited Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Futrell and Mrs. Sidney
Elliott
On Furlough , '
Guy Cannon, of Scott Field, 111., is
spending a furlough with his mother,
Mrs. Elmo Cannon.
Sunday Guests
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. White of Roper
spent Sunday with Mrs. Elmo Ches
son. At Craddock
Mrs. J. G. Roberson left Sunday for
Craddock, Va., to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Jim.ny Johnson, '
Today: Friday ; '
Shows: 8:15-7-9 P. M.
GABY COOPER
RICHARD WEBB
"Distant Drums"
Saturday Show Opens 1 P. M.
. . ROY ROGERS
"Pals of the Golden
West"
Government Agent No. 7
Special Late Show Saturday 11 P. M.
"FRENCH. FOLLIES"
, - ADULTS
ONLY,
ADMISSION 50c
Sunday Shows 2:15, 4:15 and 9:15 P, M.
TQNY (ClTRTIB AND JAN STERLING
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Monday and Tuesday: Matinee 3:15 P. M. Night 7-9 P. M.
. f RICHARD WIDMARK AND JEFFREY HUNTER
TtEO SKIESlFOTlTAriA"
Wednesday: Matinee S:15 P. M. Night 7-9 P. M.
DOUBLE FEATURE
Eirst Feature
SABU ,
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in
Second Feature
, iROY ROGERS
VIRGINIA. BRUCE
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TbnrMlarFVifaTt Matinee :15 Nleht 7-9 P. M.
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From Edenton
Mrs. J. H. Harrell and MissSarah
Margaret Harrell of Edenton 'visited
Mrs. Olivia Hobbs and Mrs. Charles
Johnson Sunday.
W, .
(From Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bvruni of
(Norfolk, Va., spent Sunday with; Mrs,
ib. a. cyrum. , . - f
Week-end At Nags Head
' Percy Byrum and Billy White spent
tne weeK-ena at xsags neaa. . s
From GreenviBe .
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Edwards', of
Greenville spent Sunday and Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Edwards.
They were accompanied here by W. F.
C Edwards, who .has been at Duke
Hospital at Durham and in Greenville
for a week. -'-v'
Returned Home " . ,
Mrs. M. G. Parker has retutped
to her home at Long Island- NY.,
after spending last week with Mrs.
J. Si Dozier and Mr. and Mrs. W.,C.
Cherry. , ,
Returned Home
Mr. and 'An. A. J. Parrish return
ed home Saturday, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Trueblood, whom
they had visittl in Washington, D. C.
At Norfolk General
Ernest Guthrie was admitted to the
Norfolk : General Hospital, ' Norfolk,
Va., Monday for observation and
treatment
Week-end In Greenville - i
Mr. 'and Mrs. Richard David and
daughter spent the . week-end in
Greenville with relatives
From Winston-Salem ' '
Mrs. H. B. Payne of Winston-tSalem
is the guest of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Reed,
Jr.
ATTEND BPW CLUB MEETING
Mrs. Alice Towe and Mrs. Ann A
Nowell, local BPW club president,
were the guests of the Elizabeth City
Business and Professional Women's
Club last Thursday night when Mrs.
lowe Installed the officers of the club.
PTA HONORS FACULTY
Members of the Hertford Grammar
School PTA entertained the faculty
of the school and the workers of the
school's lunch room last Friday even
ing at a supper at the Hertford Ho
tel, v
ROOK CLUB MEETS
Mrs Martin Towe entertained her
rook club Thursday night at her home
on Church" Street- . Those playing
were- Mesdames J. R, Webb, Jinnmy
StaUings, Jiai Bass, Clinton Eley,
Cliff Baukett,- Ray tHaskett, Arthur
WhiteB Willie Ainsley,. Tom Cox, J.
T. Lane, Edgar Fields. The high score
prize went to Mrs, staiiings, second
high to Mrs White, floating prize was
awarded Mrs. Bass, and low went to
Mrs. Cox. A sweet course was ser
ved. ,. '
I. ESIDGE CLUB MEETS
Miss Mae Wood Winslow entertain.
ed her tariff club lant- Thuifw!.--7
night at her home on Market Street
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t.e- jrt,A rC . y,t.:.sV.Ti'-r
Ue, l:m w i, J. Ii. Noiold, S.
P. Jersup, V. II. HaKkasrtle, and V.
XI Fi'-t The Ligh score prize went
to Airs. Pitt A sweet course was
served. "
" CinCX3 MEETING
The .' Delia" Shamburger Sessionary
Circle of the Methodist Church met
Monday night with Mrs. J. E. Mor
ris and Mrs, L. C. Winslow as co
hostesses tat the home of Mrs. Mor
ns. Mrs. D. F, Beed, Sr the chair,
man; had charge of the meeting.
, Miss Mary Sumner conducted the
program. -.l-;.'"i T-"-1:;,,';
After the business meeting a Mdal
hour was enjoyed and the hostess ser
ved refreshments to the 11 members
present
BURGESS W. M U. MEETS
The Burgess W. M. U. met Monday
night with Mrs. Josiah Proctor, with
Mrs. Clinton R. Winslow as Joint hos
tess.' The meeting was called to or
der by the president, Mrs. I Sidney
(Layden. "A1J Hail the Power of Je
sus Name," was sung, followed by
favorite Bible verses by the members.
Roll was called and minutes of the
previous meeting read and approved.
A report was heard and accepted from
the Community Missions Chairman.
A free will offering was made to the
Heck Jones fund. An interesting pro
gram on Multitudes Need Christ in
Their Homes. ' ..'
': Opening hymn, I Need Thee Every
J. B. Perrj; t
Cross Lead j . t l j i
J. B. Easr.' , i
lings, Urs. C. pcc
dall c,l.. i MIrs. L
vin .liile, . , t.. "r and
Mrs. Sidney Layd . . ss by Mrs.
Edgar Riddick, Layden,
Mrs. Josiah iProctor, Mrs. Reuben
S tailings and Mrs. A.r M. Copeland;
Closing Devotional Thought by Mrs.
J. B. Ferry.
The meeting closed with the watch
word, after which the hostesses served
cookies, candy and bottled drinks..
WINS ESSAY CONTEST
Miss Mollie Lu Yeates, a' junior at!
Perquimans High School, was chosen
county winner of an essay contest
sponsored by the Farmers Cooperative
Exchange. She received 'a, prize of
$10. Miss Yeates was invited to give
" - ( rt "( Vet contest U
' k - " ; ' . tut due to tie
i i : . i j was unable to
fj.'.llia L-.i cZ tu essay was: Re-
;arch Ce Answer to Farm, frob
L.iis. - 1 s v - -'
' EASTERN STAR BIEETING
The Hertford Chapter "of the order '
of the Eastern Star will meet Mon
day night at 8 P. M-, at the Lodge
Room. ,
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SIMON 'S
TO THE PEOPLE OF
PERQUIMANS COUNTY
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As a candidate for the office of Register of Deeds, for Perquimans Coun- . , .
; ty, I earnestly solicit your support and vote in behalf of my candidacy in the : " ,
' primary May 31, ' ' . ' .
. Since announcing my candidacy for the office, I have endeavored to see '
each of you, to personally ask for your support, but because I am employed on
a Job which leaves me little time to campaign, it is quite possible I will be un
able to see all of you prior to the election. . s-"-. ;r J:- . r .
I . t I am therefore taking this opportunity to tel you I will greatly apprecia -, ; q
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1 and long remember your support. ' - . A 1 "' ' I
As a native of Perquimans County I feel that you all know me, and J as'
sure you that if elected to the office of Register of Deeds, I will, at all times,
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endeavor to conduct the office on a high level of service and courtesy. f
, SINCERELY,
Amy
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