Dp YcXRenrcmter?
. ' 1 BT J. P. PERRY
, (Markers, Memorials and Monuments)
(Some Firsts in North Carolina) :
t Where this "Marker" is located:
"John,. Harvey- times speaker of
Colonial Assembly. Moderator of pro
. vincial Congress, 1774-1775. Leader of
Revolutionary Movement.;' Lived 11
- H-South? ' ' V::T'.'';
And this one: " ' ; '"V ? ,
Ediniindson-lofcc-IMemonal? . 'Near
this spot William Edmundson, an En
glish friend, held in May 1672, the
jfirst .religious service, on record in
, tSltSfolina. Six. morith , Jater,
Gearge Fox. founder of The Religious
Society of Friends, also visited this
section and held meetings among the
Colonists. (Here were the beginnings
of the religious life of a Great 'State.
Erected June 11th, 1929 by the N. C.
Yearly Meeting of Friends
Did you know that the oldest deed
on record in North Carolina is in the
Court House in Hertford, N. C.T This
deed was made to George Durartt for
a large tract of land near the mouth
of Perquimans River and bordering
on the Albemarle Sound, known . as
Durante Neck" by Kilcooanen, an
Indian Chief, dated March 1, 1661?
Do you know where the monument
is, bearing this inscription -"They
fought for what they believed to be
right, and sealed this faith in blood"?
i WINFALL NEWS
- Howard C. Baker of Arlington, Va.,
spent Thanksgiving with his mother,
Mrs. J. H. Baker.
Mrs. C W. Tyree and Mrs. J. I.
Tyree spent Thanksgiving in Norfolk,
Va., with relatives.. .
Mrs.- D. R. Trueblood spent the
Thanksgiving ' holidays with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and
Mrs. unas. raaao in wesi naenii(
Pa."-. ,' -.";.'. : ;
Little Bryant Miller and Jerry
Whedbee have returned home from
Albemarle Hospital, Elizabeth City,
where they had their tonsils remov
ed. They , are both doing nicely.
,- Little Eddie Miller, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Miller is doing as well as
could be expected in Chowan Hos
pital. Little Eddie is suffering with
severe burns and will be in for some
time yet. .
Miss Lucille "White has returned
home from Portsmouth, Va,, where
she has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Francis E. Willey. The Willeys are
i the proud parents of a son, Frank
Phillip, born recently.
Mr; and Mrs. W. J. Stanton, Sr.,
have recently moved to Hertford.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. P. Earnhardt of
Edenton were host at a lovely birthday
dinner party in honor of Mrs. Willie
G. Hollowell, Mrs. Earnhardt's sis
ter, on Thanksgiving Day. Those pres-
ent were: - .
Mr. and Mrs. W. Talmadge Miller
of Norfolk, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. El
bert L. Bailey and Sonny of Eliza
beth City; Mrs. Sam Taylor of Eden
ton, Jimmie Earnhardt, Jr., of Duke
University, Durham and Mr. arid Mrs.
Earnhardt, the host.
Thomas Edward Umphlett of Wake
Forest College spent the Thanksgiv
i ing holidays with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Umphlett. '
' Walter Humphlett, Jr.. and Miss
Marvina White of E. C. C, Green
ville spent the holidays with their
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jordan returned
home Monday from Bloomsburg, Pa.,
where they spent the Thanksgiving
holidays with their daughter and son-in-law,
Rev. and Mrs. Joe Moore.
Miss Jill Miller Entertained at a
birthday dinner on Friday evening in
honor of Miss Kay White Stanton. :
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Jones of
Washington, D. C, spent the' week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Rex Jones.
CHAPANOKE NEWS
Norwood Elliott, student alt E. C. C.
Greenville, and Leon Elliott, UJS.N.,
un on oik, va., spent me xnanKsgiving
' holidays with their parents, -Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Elliott.
'Mr. and Mrs.. Wesley Trueblood and
) family of Norfolk, Va., spent Thurs-
J -il- f I r tv . . ni
uhv wli.I1 ... r 1. 1 if in rM p.rnmwr, ; hi.
lings.
lit. and Mrs. W. H. Keel and boys
spent Thursday in Washington, N. C.,
with relatives. -Vance
Bright, U. S. Navy, spent
: Thanksgiving with has parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Bright.
Miss Louise Wilson, a faculty mem
ber of Chowan College, spent the
past week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Wilson.
Mrs. R. L. Callis of Ahoskie' and
Mrs. Annie Tucker of Townsville, Va.,
spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Elliott last week. '
Mr. and Mrs. George Whitehead of
. 'Sanford, N. C, and Mr. and Mrs. P.
r W. Blanchard of Norfolk, Va., spent
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. George
Jackson and Mrs. George Whitehead.
Mrs. Irma Dorsey is spending somel
. tfane visiting in Portsmouth. !'.
Miss Juanita Patrick of Roper was
the week-end guest of. Miss Mildred
' Ann Lewis, ' . j
I. B. Elliott, E. L. Jennings,' M. C.
Boyce and Pat Hoggard spent Wed
nesday at Buxton.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Elliott spent
Thanksgiving day with relatives in
Aboekie.
- Mr. and Mrs. C C. Simpson of
Farmville visited friends and relatives
on Sunday.'
White.' ' ' VV-- U,Va.
Among the week-end vteTtow t i Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hr. ."! and
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. &nih were L'r, three children, Mrs. Jay Stalling
and Mrs. Burton Myers and son, aryan. children of Hobbsville srent Sun-
or .Wilmington. : v; ;iVv.!dav ,(P, M., wKhMrs. Flora Hurdle.
j , Mrs. Julian Chappell and son, John- . i- . , y , . , .
V. ffllri 'Russell Richard ; aad BURGESS NEWS r
.'daughlter: and two -.sons ' of Norfolk, '"-
V., and Mrs. Dorsey Meads Pu- i ; Carolyn Chappell V Norfolk. Cath-
lasH, Va., spent Thanksgiving Day, erine Baas and Doris Bass of Eden
at the Chapell home here. . ton; spent the Thanksgiving holidays
The Rev. and M..Luther McPher-'$ guests f (Nancy and 'Ann Lane,
son and two sons of Pilot Mountain.! ' Jean Osburn eperrt 'the week-end
Miss Duth Day, Charles Hendricks,! with Bob Overton. . x,
ana oyrum oranson 01 Vruuiora wi-t r. m ju., . ,u. UMUHuga. were
lege, and Miss Edith Turner of Colfax! the dinner guests of Mr. ami Mrs.
visited with friends in the community Bob 'Spivey near New. Hope Sunday.
over the week-end, and attended theT ' Mri ; and Mrs. Tom Collins spent
. Quarterly meeting of the Up River Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Win
I 'Friends Church. . stoa Lane. iCv"' ; ': j;
I Louis Winslow and Worth Dale) Mrs. Ed Overton attended the birth-
attended the showing of the ld63 M7 omner oi ner aster, uars. Wiu
Kelvinator appliances in Greenville Overton, near Winfall, Sunday.
Friday. --w 1 I Mr, nd Mrs. iSidney iUydefl motor-
Ann White was the Sunday guest mon umy BUnaay ar"
oi Lois Violet winslow. ;
. BELV1DERE NEWS
Claries Brown of Philadelphia spent
the week-end wath his sister. Mrs. El
Jen White, and niece, Miss Margaret
Mrs. Clyde Jenkins and two children
of Potecasi are spending the week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M.
Copeland. , , r
Elias Chappell of Wilmington, Dei.,
is visiting with relatives in the com
munity. , ...'
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Stallings 'and
little daughter of Elizabeth City spent
ThanKsglvingiDay with the L. L. Win
low family. t
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Winslow and
daughter visited the Rev. and Mrs.
Virgil Pike Sunday P. M,
Mr. and Mrs. W. I White and little
Bunnie visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Arba Winslow of Whiteston v Sun
day, -i; , , .
Thursday visitors with the Warner
Spivey family included Mr. and Mrs.
Jessie Spivey and children, Miss' Lucy
opivey ana muss nam fsprvey of mwt
ternoon
Mr. and Mrs. IWalton Lane and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Clemmon
Bass .in Edenton Sunday afternoon. -
,'V v-.;' CIRCLES TO MEET
The Baptist Circles will meet as
follows: '
- The ; Vera Payne Circle will meet
Monday afternoon at 3 P. M., at the
church. " v. ' - '
The Artie Bratcher Circle will meet
Monday night at 8 P. M., with Mrs.
Charles, Johnson. '
The Inabelle Coleman Circle will
meet Monday night at 8 P. M., with
Mrs. I. A. Ward.
The Mary Ellen Dozier Circle will
meet Monday night alt 8 P. M., with
Mrs. Robert white.
The Mattie Macon Circle will meet
Tusday night at 8 P. M., with Mrs.
V. M.ackson
v:The..tBessie Pritchard ' Circle will
meet iloi.Jjy n'J I t -& I . . ' . ,
She Hotd Kertfori v .d tl.i. - 'I
be served and Cliri:A . l . ; c wited l'-r. . .j. 1. 1 J
joyed. . . ' - ' , .t PotecaJ . jr.
.The Rosa Powell Clrc' v 1 1 t v Mrs. Herbert Chappell and Lol
Charles E. White, Jr. :
r -V. J
SNOW lULLt Iv73
Ellas Chappell of Wilrr'rrion.DeL
returned home Sunday f -t ai. 'iding
a few days with relati ' -
Mrs. Milton Chapp.,4 'spent ' e
week-end . with Mr. and JJrs. W. T.
CbappelL- , '
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Chappell
were, dinner guests of" Mrs. Xlnnie
Rountl Sundav. . '- '0 ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Chappell and i
family of Norfolk,. Va.,'. Mif- and Krs.
Louis Chappell and family- and Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Winslow were guests
of Mr. and Mrsj W. T. Chappefl Thunu
t Mr, and Mrs. Carrol Yf a; J ana "If.
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