i
"Clarence Chappell, Jr., "has been
awarded a ?30DXD scholarship in the
,4-H Keat-re Pm;! for showing
I the
several dl ;et,i tate ' and national
-1 V J ...Hit TT .
' V , TL o 7!T "."wiTA I
;"k"Z y f?rr:'
Convention in Kanta. City, Mo.; and
while there , received the appointment
of N. C. State Secretary of the F.F.A.
, While there , he mingled with 9,000
other boys from the-ITv S. Puerto Rico
ed
and Hawaii and. had the privilege of
visiting the beautiful house and farm
of J. C. Penny., , -,..;
, He also attended the American Roy
al Livestock Show, : the N. C. State
Fair, where lie won several blue rib
bons and a number of other state fairs
in recent weeks,
In the Soil and Water Managament
Contest he won $100.00. Clarence is
now operating- a Grade A Golden
Guernsey .Dairy in the county.
RELVIOERE NEWS
' Sunday evening closed a successful
week's series of meetings held at Pin-
on
eV Woods Friends Church with Victor,
the
Mercherson of, Winston-Salem, evan-J
Mrs.
gelist and song leader. . Twenty-rive
applications for membership were pre
sented. -. 'i..1,:''',:.-:'': 'i.'.,:';' V
Lt. and Mrs. Elmo Cannon, Jr, and ' ty " A. Phillips, issisted bjl
three cWldren ; left Wednesday for If County youngsters went to the Rev. W. V. Brown of Hobbsville
Rantpul. HU after spending the sum-!p-c;H-s- " t&eata of the Seniors who paptist Church. Burial was in the
mer with their respective parents, Mrs. jme toT the Purpose of selecting mas- amlly cemetery. e
Elmo Cannon, SrH of Hertford and Mr.
cots.
and Mrs. J. M. Copeland.
'- im t , -r i J vara. . m 1 t
gy
ter
J n,StZ T Route Hertford and Billy Kobertson,! The St CatherineGuild of the Holy
ness trip Riond, Vs , week. a(red five mn of Mn and Mrg E,mer Trfnity. Episcopal Church will meet
" f'.K""fj Robertson ' Route 1, Hertford; The Monday night at 8 o'clock at the home
Si taH .! sanf a8 or "cited poems of MrsI H. A. Whitley. All members
!!y. 'or the Seniors. . are urged to attend. 1
Lynch Funeral - Home ' in Hertford.
Burial was. in the t family cemetery
near her home, i ,i
" H. H. Perry of Philadelphia visit-;
ed her mother, Mrs: Carrie Perry, at
a nurses' home in Elizabeth City last
week; took her home here where they
spent a few days together. .
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Riddick en
tertained for Sunday dinner the fol
lowing: Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Riddick
and son Frank of Hobbsville; Mrs.
Paul Ballard and five children of
Green Cove Springs, Fla.; Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Deans and two sons, Mr.
and Mrs. F, M. Matter -and three chil
dren of Norfolk; Mr. and Mrs. Paige
Riddick and daughter of Gates, and
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roddick of Hert
ford. :A,,-r''--'-A.
Honoring -her husband on his birth
day anniversary, Mrs. W. T. Smith
had as dinner guests' Sunday the fol
lowing: Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Smith, Mr. and Mrs. S.
B. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Shan
nonhouse of' Elizabeth City; Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Rhulader of Silver Springs,
Md., and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith.
Mr. Smith received many, lovely and
useful gifts.
Mr. and Mr. Adrian Smith of Bag
ley Swamp, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. White
and daughter, Sara jLynn' of Norfolk,
Va., were Saturday and Sunday visit
ors with the Jay, Winslow family. s ;
Miss Mattie Saunders, who. has been
in the Albemarle Hospital for a dis
located hip. returned, from. Elizabeth
City Saturday and is, in the home of
her niece, Mrs. Lin wood-Winslow, re
cuperating,
WHTTESTOJNT 'NTWS
Pvt. and Mrs.' Clifford Winslow and
Pvt. Burwell WmsleiW'oi Fort Jack
son, S. C, Visited relatives here last
week-end. V'W'f ';v
Sunday dinner gnest8;'f Mrs. Ida
Winslow and family were' Mr. ahd Mrs.
Asa Winslowr Donald Winslow and
Miss Dorothy Jean Winslow of Nor
folk, Pvt. and Mrs. Clifford' Winslow
of Fort Jackson, S. C.'" r '
Euirene Winslow returned from the
Norfolk General Hospital Monday,
where he has been for some time, as
the result of a broken heel which he
received when ;he fell,' from a ladder
while painting..
Miss Kay Winslow , spent : Saturday
night and Sunday with Misses Carol
and Nancy Lassiter of Norfolk.. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Winslow and
son James DeWitt, were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lassiter of
Norfolk Sunday. . .. ....
Miss Geraldine Stallings, who is at
tending the school for the blind in
Raleigh, spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stallings.
" Mr. and Mrs. Carson Winslow of
Sunbury were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Lane and children. . --
Arba Clair Winslow is much improv
ed after having bronical pneumonia.
Mrs. Sammie Sutton and daughter,
Sarah, were Sunday dinner guests of
her mother, Mrs. Mary Williams and
family. -
Mrs. Tom Riddick was bitten by a
black widow spider Monday afternoon.
She suffered much pain but is now
improved. '
Ray Jordan of Hertford entertain
ed classes seven and eight of Up-Riv-er
Sunday School on Monday evening
at the Whiteston Community Building
by showing Colored slides he made of
Arabia, the Holy Land, Egypt, Hol
land and other countries of Europe.
At the close of the meeting Ralph1
White was presented a large birthday
Roy Winslow and Miss Delia Winslow.
served banana shortcake and whipped
cream to 32 present, t Visitors were
Mr. and Mrs Ben bmiuia.i t:-vz- I-r.
ter and Mrs. Max Griffin srt Fi-"and JZ.
day with relatives in Portsmc h, i. r.beth CI
Eugene Boyce haa returnt J fro:n vey and
Albemarle Hosrital and is rettiEg Mr. and
l alnnr ntrmlv. i ' , v daV
......: " v.'.'.'
George Jackson attended the Meth- Mrs.
dist Conference in : Raleigh last Wayne,
Thursday ana tnaay. : , j oia junasey visited Mrs. Howard Hur
Mr: and Mrs. Curtis Wilnnn of Chan, die s
el Hill spent the week-end with his Blanchard and Mrs. Marvis Jones in
'mother, Mrs. J. C. Wilson and visit- Obeci Hospital, Suffolk, Va., last Wed-
his father in the Portsmouth Hos-,nesday
pital. v .Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hurdle and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pierce and family' Howard Wayne spent Sunday with
Yorktown. Va. , J. C.
Yorktown, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Elliott were,
called to Ahoskie last week due to the
death of her father, L. R. Callis. I
. I Wavnmi
Mr?. Voraon Howell contmues very ereng.,
wJ" AIbcmar, HosP1 Eliz. Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Elliott, Mrs. Hen-1 .m .V' T .
ry Elliott and Mrs. L. B. Elliott and itJ1 Mrs- na lunch
Mrs. Lessie E. White of Winfall at-'l " f" 5oyUI,M
tendedthe funeral of Mrs. L. R. Callis 'Belvidere; la.V.?nt?r8' Mrs. Harold
Sunday in Ahoskie. STSS. " ZZVS
week-end guest of her mother,
J. C. Wilson.
MASCOTS SELECTED
Swamp
Selected as mascots were Pear-
Lane, aged five, attractive daugh
of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Lane of i
What's new with Chevrolet ?
'. i' : ever
Wonderful new Glide- ,
Ride Front Suspension
New spherical joints flex freely:
to cushion all road shocks. Too
glide over the bumps! New Anti
Dive Braking Control, exclusive
with Chevrolet, assures "heads
up" stops.
Tubeless tires as standard
equipment
: You get this great tire advance at
ma extra cost! Proved tubekss
tires give you greater protection
against a blowout . . . deflate
alowly when punctured.
Cherrolet and General Motors have started f
something a whole new age of low-cost motoring
by taking a whole new look at the lowcost car. -Ilere
are new ideas, yo?3 ileas . and some of
tomorrow's ideas, toot And t-tey're all rolled up in
the most glamorous padres that ever wore any
thing like a Chevrolet price tajt -
Come in and meet
r
. V. E. Eeccrson, Mr.
Rogern of Elis
. and LIrs. L; urray Spi
lr, Hazel Jane visited
W. ,D. Kogerson Sun;
dai:
Mrs
Howard Hurdle and Howard
Mrs. Harold Hurdle and Har.
mother and sister, Mrs. J. C,
it
afternoon.
Blanchard of Gatesville.
WARNER C. BUNCH
O T.,..I. OO J.'.J - 17
Hospital, Kecaughtan, Va.,
at 10 A. M., after a linger-
a brother, Osia Bunch of Hobbsville;
a sister, Mrs. John Riddick of Hobbs
ville, and six grandchildren. v
Funeral services were conducted
Thursday at 3' P. M, at Warwick
Baptist Church by the pastor,
J
GUILD TO MEET
8
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Great new V8 two new 6's
New Turbo-Firt Vff delivers 162
h.p. with an ultra-high compression
ratio of 8 to lJTwo new 6's, too the
new "Blue-Flame 136" with Power
glide (optional at extra cost) and the
new "Blue-Flame 123."
Easier steering,
stopping, clutching,,
The new Chevrolet steers-with baO
bearing ease, thanks to new friction
cutting Ball-Race Steering. New
Swing-Type Brake and Clutch Pedals
pivot at the top, swing downward
with a light pressure of your toe.
. ' Even Air Conditioning, if you wish
Air is heated or cooled by single highly efficient unit
that requires no trunk space! (V8 models only.) It's just ,
one of the wonderful extra-cost options Chevrolet offers! -
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This
: idea
could
style,
motonmu'c
t."a
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jo:;:: mm "5ors;ond"70"-7RiiC7oap
, From every angle, John Deere "50," "60,"
and "70" tractors are'designed and built to
cut production .costs, save time, and help you
make more money. , 1
These great tractors offer husky fwo
cylinder lugging power to handle big
capacity equipment in practically every con
dition livelier, more economical power'
G DlaEichard
BLANCBARiyS" SINCE Hp
And look what you see from
the driver's seat
New Sweep-Sight Windshield curves
round to vertical corner pillars,
giving you a wide, full view of the
road ahead. And you can see all four
' fender from the driver's seat!
A ventilating system that .
really works
Chevrolet's new High-Levd Tend.
biting System takes in air at hood
high level, away from road heat,
fumes and duet.
Mr 4-Oeor Sedan dm of 1 4 m fitht Body btanthi
is the car that began wlih a great
the idea that a low-piicea car
be built that would have the
the performance, the comfort and
convenience features, and
quality "feel" of Lr-h-piiced c ra.
Lots of car buyers have f r,
k car. Lots of automotive
have Lt.-icI alout it. L, 1 1"
4a
c:
'.I'D- iwiV
plus "live" hydraulic PoWrTrol, "live",power
shaft and many, many other features to ease
and speed your work. , '-
'In a John Deere "50," "60," or O"
Tractor you'll find the power you need
plus every modem feature to handle more of
your farm jobs better than ever before.: See
us for details and a field demonstration.
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New Outrigger Rear Springs
Bear springs are longer-'
and they're attached at the
outside of the frame. This .
means they're spaced wider
apart, outrigger-fashion, to ,
give you greater stability ia :
cornering.'-: " ;'"'.'-''
OVTODMVI
Three drives, including
Overdrive-....
Powerglide with the new V8
or the new "Blue-Flame 136."
New Overdrive wi,th the new '
V8 or the new "Blue-Flame
'123." (PowCTgli'cic in i Over
drive arc ertj-a-wxst ont;"3s'
New Stanford tta. vmionj -
fa Utrm mm Mffaf
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plenty of reasons why it couIJa't fee
a00- . -.,,','. ....
Then Chevrolet and General Motors
dc&eJ ani but a car to t the
(L-cc i the RIotoramic Clievrolet!
C is ia and se Low tl j Tic - .'t -CI.
avr&lct fo'r 55 is far tioife ta a v
cc:-!ctely new car. It's a whole tew
iJoa clout cars!
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1'rs. Alvin Jordan and son, Ray Jor
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