"XT. ' nr.TTORD. N. G, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1953.
PZ7.C0NAL ITEMS
From Farmville - '' i
Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Smith of
Farmville, Va.f spent the week-end
wun jar. ana JHrs. J. O. Felton
From Fentress - ' -
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Gregory and son
iu r eniress, v a., spent Sunday with
4ur. mm jars. iNoan Gregory,
Week-end In Wuhintftnn
Mr. , and Mrs. Jack Burbage spent
ine weeK-ena in Washington,
Week-end At Nan Head
Mt. and Mrs. D. M. Jackson enter-
cu ute lunowing guests over the
week-end at their cottage at Nags
, Head. , Mr. and Mrs. Conrov Perrv
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Emory
1 , 8on' Mr" ana Mrs- Huton
White, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Symons and
Moody Mathews, Jr.
From Portsmouth
Mr. and Mrs. Vincpnt. tt;ii vn
- - MUU VUU'
dren of Portsmouth, Va.i spent the La
HA ni U-i:j !il
. "-jr iiuuuay wiui xars. U. Xi.
I n f ields.
Sunday Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Will va
dren of Norfolk, Va., spent Sunday
; wim inrs. Henry ifarber.
From Elizabeth City "
Mr. and Mrs. Muldrow Sawyer and
children of Elizabeth City spent sev
eral days last week and the week
end with Mrs. Henry Barber.
At Norfolk General Hospital
Mrs. R. M. Fowler was admitted to
the Norfolk General Hospital Tues
day and was operated upon Wednes-
day.
From Norfolk, '
Mrs. H. C. O'Sullivan of Norfolk,
va., spent tne week-end with Mr. and
u. s. Darflen.
Returned Home
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sykes have re
turned to their home at Hanover, N.
H., after spending several weeks with
airs, x. s. jsixon, jr.
Returned Home -
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Atwater and
son have returned to their home at
bpartanburg, S. after vjsiting Mr.
ana jots. w. t: awards.
From Newport-News "
Mr. and Mrs. Dnzfor Snttm mA
children of Newport-News, Va., spent
me uDor uay Holiday with Mr. and
M '. rr t-i -r .... "...
jars, x. Zj. tiaper.
Returned To KittyHawk
Mrs. Charles Johnson nnrl Mra
Olivia Hobbs have returned tn their
cottage at Kitty Hawk after spending
several aays tnis week at their home
here.
. ...
Returned Home
Mrs. G. E. Fields ban himl f
'her home after SDendinor last wppIt
with her sister, Mrs. LeRoy Nixon at
napanoKe. .
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A REAL
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Regular $283.50 Value
$219-95
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USED CARS
1952 Plymouth, 4-Door
1951 Pontiac, 4-Door
1951 Plymouth, 4-Door
1950 Plymouth, 2-Door
1950 Ford, 2-Door
1950 Chevrolet, 2-Door
1949 Plymouth, 4-Door
1949 Chrysler, 4-Door
1948 Chevrolet, 4-Door
1948 Plymouth, 4-Door
1948 Ford, Club Coupe
'47 Dodge, Club Coupe
1947 Chevrolet, 2-Door
'47 Oldsmobile, Coach
1951 Plymouth
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BUYS IN USED CARS
Dr. andofclilBV T.. P. Brinn enter
tained at ail ice cream party Sunday
evening for their daughters, Misses
Mary Elliott, and Marjorie Brinn at
their home on Front Street. Thnae
present besides the honorees were
PAGE FIVE
score prize went to Mrs. Jessup. .A
sweet course was served.
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB
Miss Thelma Elliott war Jmstesa tn
her bridge club TnesHnv p von in cr at
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j- liuiiuiOT mere iici nuuic un viniDD street. xnose
Misses Julia Ann and Jo Pat Stokes, playfhg were Mesdames V. N. Dar-
Nancy Basrlev. Annia Tin Tjino A n-I Hon .T ft i-ii v.. ttti ii
w rracwr, uarDara jean Kusself, W. G. Wright, B. G. Koonce. T B
Joanna Williford, Billie Carol Div
ers, Sue P. White, Barbara Edwards,
camenne .Nixon and Susanne Towe.
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AGENTS
BENTHALL
PfllflUT OTERS Af,'D BALERS
Come' in and lftt. ns Rhnw? vnn 'Ke-a
of owriinsr a famous Bpnthan.PiVpv
T.l .rrT V "VJ-
caier. lerms can De arranged is needed..
fl;vn Volt Oivn Peaiut Picker
We have a Benthall PiVkpr i
tion, recently -! overhauled, with new parts
where needed. This? mahinp
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for only $375.00.
. Manv
I picker. Terms dan be arranged. ;
03fcrellavestingYcL'rCrcpsSc3Us
FOR:
COTTON SCALES 2C0-lb. and 300-lb. Sizes ;.
GRAIN SHOVELS PITCH FORKS
HOLE DIGGERS STACKING FUNNELS
HAY BALING WHIE -- BAGS TWINE
D.G NEDLL J - pUST GOGGLES
ZZI.iTLD
- -
Sumner. Charles Hene snd M inn TTafA
Blanchard.' The high score prize went
ro jars, uaraen. ice cream and cook-
. ico ncic oci VCU
siXNlxiKrAIMED BRIDGk ri.TTR
Miss Marv Sumner entertainer) 1ner Cnim Tn Mnnm
. . i i. m i . ..... i -
"4 ."lesaay mgnt at her The St Catherine Auxiliary will
u v.nurcn otreet. Those play- meet next Monday night at 8 P. M
"n utcouaiucs . i.i . nil inm Ht i nu nnnu nr imm. 'n.. i
H 1 n. , Z ' 1 U'O. 100 xucKer.
. C. Stokes, T. L. Jessup, C. E. John- . ' u
son, C. R. Holmes, J. T. Biegers. M. ' CIRCLE MKETiivrnH
iS..TtaMgh 1 The Delia lBol
rtvmnnnnnn. . - - " 6
Circle met at the home of Mrs. A. L.
Chaplain, Monday night with 18 mem
bers present.
Mrs. J. D. Coston presented a most
interesting Drotrram: her fonie heinir
"Praying Hands." the
chapel at Garrett Biblical Institute on
me campus or Worth Western Univer
sity, Chicago. She visited there , while
on vacation this summer.
MraJ Cnstni nvnlo
noTl-'of the name "Pravinir HanHa"
also of the windows and gardens of
this chanel.
. ; All business was transacted as us
ual. ; .
Refreshments were enjoyed by all.
The following were present: '
Mrs. J. D. Coston. Mrs. W C. Cher.
ry, Mrs. Oscar Felfnn Mm nonn
nouoweii, mrs. Archie Lane, Mrs
Mrs. Oscar Newbold. Mrs. Howard
Pitt, Mrs. Durwood Reed, Miss Mil
dred Reed, Miss Mary Sumner, Mrs.
C. T. Skinner, Mrs. Joe Towe, Mrs.
Roulac Webb.'
Sound Advice
"Theodore, what do you have to do
when you draw some money out of a
bank?" asked an innocent young wife.
"You have to put some money in
the bank beforehand," replied the hus
band. "That's always been my ex
perience." ,
iM-M-iAjm
Too Late To Classify
FOR SALE AZALEAS. SMAT.T.
growine tve. Twelve tn sfl-inn di
ameter; October delivery for Fall
transplanting. Priced $2.00 to J5.00.
See Mrs. Haywood Divers, or phone
2796, Hertford, N. C. it
! fsfeJ
REALLY FRESH ! Made from Fresh 'kfam Beef j
LUTER'S
4 to 8 LBS. AVERAGE WEIGHT
SMOKED
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A TASTY TREAT FOR BREAKFAST LUTER'S TRAY PACKED
Jamesrovv
PI
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LB.
rn Bacon . .
SEASONED TO PERFECTION LUTER'S
Pork Sausage ... . .
rwn JUNOAT DINNER FLAVORFUL
Pork Rib Roast. ..
ONf."55 AU MEAT-NO WASTE
iltty Steaks .....
LB.
lb.
Rib End
Portion
LB.
LB.
69c
43 c
39c
89c
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GUARANTEED FIRST QUALITY
SHADES AND SIZES
FIRST QUALfiY
60 Gauge
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GENERAL O UECTRIC
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OVER A DECORATIVE TIME
PIECE FOR YOUR KrrrnrN
SKID RESISTANT
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SMARTLY STYLED STRONGLY
AU WASHABLE
SELECTED RED RIPE
SLICING TOAAATOES 2 54 25c
LARGE CRISP CALIFORNIA
ICEBERG LETTUCE 2 hk 19c
GENUINE THOMPSON WHITE
SEEDLESS GRAPES 2 w. 25c
SPECIAL LOW PRICE BETTERYET
Peanut Butter
SPECIAL LOW PRICEOLD VIRGINIA
Preserves pch '?
SPECIAL LOW PRICE FIRM
Tomatoes SS? 2
SPECIAL LOW PRICE WRIGHTS EARLY
16-OZ.
JAR
l-OZ.
JAR
NO. 303
CANS
June Peas . . . .
NO. 303
CAN
37c
21c
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10c
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flnCHOR HOCKINGr
. ETAJUR UJ VALUE
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TEXIZE HOUSEHOLD
CLEANER
39c
Pint
Bottle
FULL-BODIED
INSTANT COFFEE
CHICAFE
WITH CHICORY
55c
12-Oz.
Jar
ALL
BONUS BUYS
, WITH
EACH $5
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