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Would you like to' mats papier
mache tray ? . It ! not bud and you
will enjoy the fruits of your labor
"for many yean to come. Also Christ.
mas is fast approaching and one of
these handsome trays wail make an
You will need if "3 of oli t:
rcpers a tray whose sape yci L
to use as a mold, melted parCn cr
clear plastic spray, wallpaper pafe,
WeMwood slue, three one-4ncn oniuu
es, shellac, varnish, sandpaper and
enamel for the background.
Tear the newspaper into strips ap
proximately one inch wide by two or
three inches long. Do not cut the
strips as the ragged torn edges lap
during our
old mm mm
you 11 find spectacular sayings on the
purchase of a wonderful new 1952
Yes, our biggest range sale is now
on and it means real sayings for
you!
Imagine having such features a the
one-piece top burner unit that washes
like platethe Red Wheel Regulator
for accurate oven heat control the
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Swing Out broiler that's so easy to
so plus the' many other exclusive
features
Seekiodayai
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
HARRELL GAS & COAL COMPANY
Next To-Perquimans High School
PHONE 3881 HERTFORD, N. C.
Hi
ever without c t ' J i-Aj-
es. Soak the a'- J in. .r.
Apply a layer of dim? r f p ? r 'strips,
one at a time to the lac'i of the
tray. (Lap each piece tZJly over
the preceding one.
-When the mold is completely cov
ered, brush .the entire surface with a
coat of paste. This paste is made
by mixing three parte wall paper
paste, to one part of Weldwood glue
and adding water until the paste is
creamy. "
Next, apply another layer of paper
strips in the same manner as the first
layer. When the first layer is com
pletely covered by the second layer,
brush on another coat of paste. This
process should be repeated until the
layers are three-eighths inch thick.
The thickness can be tested by (plung
ing a hat pin through the layers until
its hits the tray. 5
When the entice back of the tray
has been covered to the proper thick
ness, the papier-mache is ready for
drying. ... . : V,-. '. ; -v.;,
To dry, sit the papier-mache and
molflin an airy place, away from
heat, and allow to dry for two weeks.
'Now it is time to cut the edges care
fully with a new razor blade and lift
from the mold. - Trim the edges.
Go over the top of the tray and
paste down any loose edges , of pa
per.' When you are sure lie paste is
thoroughly dry, brush a coat of shel
lac over the entire tray. . Let dry
for forty-eight hours. Then apply a
second coat and let dry for forty-eight
hours. Next, sand . the tray, " front
and back, with fine sandpaper and
dust well.
Apply one coat of background color
and allow to dry for twenty-four
hours. Sand again and dust -"This
should be repeated as often as neces
sary to give a smooth surface. Then
apply one coat of varnish and dry for
twenty-four hours. - : .
Trace or paint your design on the
tray and paint design with tube oil
colors. Dry for two weeks. Finish
with two coats of spar varnish.
Tu i weie Cee c it 'a v,'.
Jean 'CU-ira as the only v I:ir
There was a'o foil .me telll.-j'.
The hostesses Bervci fruit punch,
cake, salted peanuts, chocolate candy
and Halloween Candy which was en
joyed by" all
It was decided that Jean Stalling
and Billy Baker would have the next
meeting. '
w. s.cs.MErrrs ,
The W S. C. S. of Cedar Grove
Church met at the home of Mrs. E. B.
Holloweli for its October meeting.
Mrs. 'J'E. Perry was in charge of
the program, and meeting was opened
by singing No. 15. Subject Toward
Complete living-.
Devotional was given by Mrs." B.
N. Miller. Talks on "Home Mission
and Service of Human Bights," were
given by Mrs. IB. M. Miller, Mrs.
E. B. Hollowell, Mrs. Lawrence Per
ry and Mm. 3. P. Hollowell.
Prayer was rendered by Mrs. J. E.
Perry, after which song No. 255 was
sung. -'; '. ' '
Mrs. E. B. IHollowell, president,
held a short business session. Spirit
ual life (Leader Mrs. Calvin Bundy
gave her program: Scripture, part
of Romans and John. The hostess
served delicious refreshments.
SPTVEY TRANSFERRED
Lt. Dick Spivey, son of Mrs. Hat
tre Spivey of Hertford, was trans
ferred to Fighter Squadron 43 re
cently, while the sauadron was aboard
the aircraft carrier USS Coral Sea
(OVB-43) in the harbor of Palermo,
Sicily. - ,
A graduate of Perquimans High
School, Lt. Spivey entered the Navy
in 13412 and has served in four dif
ferent fighter squadrons since then.
. Fighter Squadron 43, a unit of
Carrier Ait Group Four, has just
returned to the Jacksonville Naval
Air Station after a tour of duty in
xne Mediterranean. , ,
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CLASS MEETS '
The 'Willing Workers Class of New
Hope Methodist Church held its re
mar meeting at the home of (Mrs. Win
Dail with IRachel Spivey .and Mrs.
Dail as hostesses. ;'-..
The meeting was called to order hv
the president, Joe Butt. The secre
tary read the minutes of the last
meeting and called the roll with 11
present.
During the new business new com
mittees were appointed for Wia cam.
Ing year. They were as follows:
Sick Committee Barbara Butt nr
Jean Butt; Program, Chairmen 'Ann
Stallinga and Jean StallineS: Member
ship Committee Billy Baker, Philip
Bunch and Bobby Jones; Publicity
Chairman Rachel (Spivey. ... '
iJJunng the program the group sang
'IBeulah Land," Blessed Assurance,"
and "In The Garden," accompaned at
the piano by Ann jStallings. . The de
votional was given by Rachel Spivey.
Others taking part in the program
Vets' Question Box
Q May I attend a foreign school
under the new Korean GI Bill
A Yes, go long as you meet the
eligibility requirements of the new
law, and so long as the school is an
approved institution of higher learn
ing. VA has the right to deny or
discontinue a veteran's foreign train
ing, if It finds that the training "is
not for the best interest of the vet
eran or the Government"
ONE MINUTE SPORTS QUIZ
1. Who is Stu Miller?
2. IWho won the Eastern Open Golf
tourney recently T
3. What 8-year-old colt has won
seven races in seven starts including
the Derby, in England?
4. How old was Jersey Joe Walcott
on the day of his fight with Rocky
Marciano?
5. Which Major league in baseball
START SAVO TODAY f OH YOUH
OUR- :
65k SERIES
OF INSTALLMENT STOCK IN THE
HERTFORD BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Goes on Sals Nov. l !
Datled November 1, 1952, each share of stock
at 25 cents per week will mature at $100 in 354
weeks at the present rate of earnings. This is
in excess of three per cent simple interest on
your savings.
- See us today and make arrangements to
i carry as many shares as you can. There is no
limit as to the number of shares an individual 1
may purchase. - '
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A.W.Hefren,PreG;int
Max Campbell, Secretary'
' , ' OFFICE AT THE PERQUIMANS-WEEKLY
DIPCNIMILITY
RESULARLy. each yew rr.
at the fSrtt breath of Spring,
the btrcls can be depended on
te wing their way northward.
There h Hotiinq purpeseleie
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A complete prceutoAel un'
dentandina charecterize
every service performed by
, this organization. You can
depend on the arrancjementt
for the entire ceremony made
by our dependable staff. '
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