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Yon remember we reached Las Vet
u Nevada on December 19th, 1063,
at 4:30 P. M. The first thing to do
was to find rooms for the night in one
of the many Hotel Courts, get dinner
(supper to me) and then see this town
of 25,000 people. I expected a lot of
excitement in this big gambling cen
ter, but not so. Everything: was as
quiet and orderly as in a country
town. Gambling is. legalised Jy the
State and is well policed, tn Las Veg
as there are many city blocks, on the
main thoroughfare entirely VoeSjipiea
by gambling houses, hiBt as we have
stores out here. The State, collects a
tax of 2 per cent on thedMjohg' fif
each establishment or hotel and Ed
Sullivan says it's impossible to get in
a hotel or out without passing through
the gambling area. And Sullivan says
it makes Monte Carlo like a gum
machine operation. The hotels engage;
. the most popular movie stars, to put
on a good show, as an added attrac
tion In order to encourage patrons of
, the numberless gambling machines
from 5c on up to ;?" Sullivan
says the streets were, beautifully dec
orated " for Christmas exceeded only
by Hollywood Boulevard In California.
We didn't lose any money in Las Veg
as. We left early on the morning
of the 20th. Moving our watches up
1 hour, new time 7 o'clock, on our way
of Mark Gregory. Mr. Gregory and ing were Mesdamea V. N. Darden, C.
Mrs. Doris Ainsley left Immediately M. Williford, John Coston, B. G.
to attend the funeral services.
TO PRESENT PLAT
The Junior Class of .Chowan High
StiAnl will tmiwiiV itn annual nlav i TOO.
Friday night, March 19, at 2 o'clock in
wo auaiwnuiu m uio scauui. uc
play, "Star Crazy", is a three-act com
edy being presented with special per
mission of Art Craft Play Co. The
public is Invited to attend. ': .:-.
Koonce, J. O. Felton, T. B. Sumner,
Charles Whedbee and . Miss Ruby
White. The high score prize went to
Mrs. Koonce. A salad course was ser-
HONORED AT DINNER PARTY
Mrs. W. H. Barber was hostess at
a dinner party last Wednesday hon
oring The Rev. Bennie Crawford, who
is moving soon from Hertford to the
Macedonia parsonage. The home was
beautifully decorated with yellow and
white spring flowers. The dining ta
ble was covered with a white linen
cloth centered with an arrangement of
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB KSS kL ZZZl
If mi nrn . 1 x A- I " trauues
mm. iriin TViiBon was noaoesa to v. 1B-x. !,-, w- r.tkA.
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ner onage auo inursaay nigns BKjLowe, Mr.: and Mrs. Edward Barber,
home on Fjont Street Those playinsr: Mrs. Geonre Fields and Mrs. Edna
W. M. S. MEETS MONDAY
The W. M, S. of the Hertford Bap
tist; Church will meet, next .Monday
night at 7:3 Oo'clock in the church.
were Mesdamea W. H. Hardcastle, H. Window
A. Whitley.." C,''" "A." Davenport, S. P.I-.
Jessup, J. R. Futrell. Clyde McCal-
lum, w. H. Pitt and Miss Mae wood
Winslow. The high score prize went
to., Mrs: Hardcastle. Refreshments
were served by the hostess. ,
" ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED V
Mrs. Lucille Trneblood of Durants
Neck announces the engagement and
forthcoming marriage of her daugh
ter. Hazel Hurdle, to King George By-
rum, son of J. R. Bjirum and the late
Mrs. Byrum of Tyner,
Miss Trueblood 'is
was unanimously accepted by the as
sociation. - . .,
The president announced that the
White8ton community, with Mrs. Wal
lace Baker as chairman, will have
charge of ' the April program. The
topic for April will be "Recreation is
a Community. Affair."
Mrs. Bertha Lane's fourth grade
26
a sroduata of
Perauimans Hisrh School. Mr. Bvrum attendance award with
attended Chowan High School, served Percentrftte parents present
in the U. S. Air Force and is now
employed in Suffolk.
CARD OF THANKS .
I wish to thank my many friends
CARD OFTHANKS'"'
We wish , to express our sincere)
thanks to friends and neighbors for
the many acts of kindness tendered
us, for the lovely flowers and cards
sent and for the cars loaned t the
death of our mother, Mrs, Elnora
Rogerson. M' 'V. i
Mrs. Ward Hunter and Family.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express to my 1 many
TU -,. . , ... , i w uraim my many menus i inenus my since re appreciauon iur
iTf P v P fop many letters-and flow-; their helpfulness and their kind ev-
wlxf:.?.; r'JL'rr HL." er sent me while I was a patient pressions of sympathy during the re-
j Fuui't-iin the hospital and for all other acts, cent illness and death of my husband,
oi Kindness shown to me. I Thomas C. HoUowell. ; ; v
DAN WILLIAMS, JR. I Mrs. Beatrice S.
Hope Methodist Church.
is cordially invited to attend.
CENTRAL PTA HEARS TALKS :
ON MEXICO AND AUSTRALIA X
(Continued From Page One)
55: President Mrs. B. F. Bray; sec.
retary, Mrs. Ernest Long; assistant
secretary, Mrs. William Winslow, and
rt..nnnMx o t L 1 utww.w, niiiu uuunnii , ins report
jjavenporx, o. jr. r rnvxnnftKnnsu jvuinnnmuu
, : HOST AT PARTY
The Hertford Banking Company en
tertained its directors, officers and
employees and their husbands and1
wives at a dinner party held in Nor
folk on Wednesday evening of last
week. I. T, Van Patton and Charles
out of the city counted- 65 motor MV Etheridge, officials of the National
courts before reaching the desert I
forgot to tell you 6iat the "Golden
Nugget" gambling hall was advertised
1,000 miles east of Las Vegas. We
are now near the California State line,
and reach it at 7:45. More desert and
cactus, sage grass'' and mountains on
either side of the highway.' A beau
tiful day for traveling. Mountain Pass,
Paso. Alto-Hobo Station 8:45. A lot
of, wasteland. El-Rancho 0:55, a regu
lar network of electric power lines
from Boulder Dam. , Police inspection
of cars and contents at 10:00. Bar
stow 10:10, Helendale 10:45, Victoria
ville at 11:00, Summitt's Inn, popula
tion 4,000, 11:20. San Bernando 11:45
and lunch here. Green trees and palms
also orange groves. Let's eat!
Mr. and Mrs. Seth" Perry, returned
last week from a tour of Florida.
' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lewis and son,
Carl, Jr., spent last . Wednesday at
Fremont with the Rev. and Mrs. Dav
id Lewis. "
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pierce and family
spent Sunday with ? relatives near
Edenton. v
Mr. and Mrs. Billie Elliott Mrs. W.
H. Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Seth Per
ry visited little Kitty Elliott at Maryr
view Hospital at Portsmouth, Va., on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J& JV Quincy, spent
Thursday in Norfolk. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Potter visit
ed Mrs. Jack Trueblood on Sunday in
South Norfolk, Va.
,Mrs.; W. W. Lewis is spending some
time with her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Robbing at
New Hope. " i
Bapk ;of . , Commerce,
special guests. ,
Norfolk, were
y BRIDGE CLUB MEETS
Miss Kate Blanchard entertained
her bridge club Tuesday night at her
home on Market Street Those play-
AUCTION
; ; Adding Machine-Typewriter-Desk Sales Pads I :
: Fixtures - Equipment - Counters - Show Cases J :
oaie - irxanuuns - oneivmg, jic
EVERYTHING TO THE BARE WALL
Tuesday, March 232:30 P. M.
BADHAM BROS. DEPARTMENT STORE
EDENTON, N. C.
ROBERT (Bob) SHEA, Auctioneer
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 79S-J-2
HoUowell.
Anything Less
is yesterday's carl
Come drive
NUMBER ONE
in power 1
CHRYSLER 235 h.P.
TOWE-WEBB MOTOR COMPANY
HERTFORD, NORTH CAROLINA
3. L. SADLER
News was received here Tuesday
morning of the sudden death of J. L.
Sadler at his home in Anderson, S. C.
His wife was the former Miss Madge
Gregory and he was a brother-in-law
USED CARS
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1952 Plymouth, 4-Dooi
1950 Plymouth, 4-door
1951 Chrysler, 4-door
1950 Ford, 2-door :'
1950Pontiac, Sedan
1949 Ford,
1949 Ford, Sedan
1949 Plymouth, 4-dopr
1949 Chevrolet '?
(STATION WAGON)
'51 Studebaker,,3edn
1948 Mercury 4-Ddor
1948 Chevrolet, 2-door
1947 Ford, 2-dwr ;
'47 Oldioba i:oor
1947 Chevrolet, 2-door
1951 Plymouth , . ,
(CLUBCOUPE) ;v V
i946Plymouth;4T!dcar
5 Chevrolet, Piclittp
1C51 Ford, Pick-up
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