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THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY, HERTFORD, NORTH CAROLINA FPU V
JANUARY 28, 1955.
Moved To Virginia
Mr. and Mr. George J. Woods
1 son, Gary, recently moved to
Virginia Beach, Va., where Mr.
Woods has taken a job. Mrs.
Woods is the former Ruth Foster
of Durants Neck. ; ,
ATTENTION FARMERS
YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR:
miCK-LEAN DISC HARROWS
, '. and
RODERICK LEAN REPAIR PARTS
20-inchrCutout Disc Blades. .. . . ..$5.15
20-inch Smooth Disc Blades ...$4.50
t "'Wood Bearings-.-.'... ..$ .35
Bearing Spools $2.70
We carry a complete line of parts for Roderick-Lean
Harrows. These are just a few
of the parts you will need to get that disc
in shape for the coming season.
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Hertford Motor Go.
Case Tractors-Implements ,
U. S. 17 SOUTH -:- HERTFORD
Swine Sale Here -Friday,
February 11
The Albcmarel Purebred Swin
BELVIDERE NEWS
, Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood C. Wins
low and LaCIaire entertained at a
Breeders Association will have its i uikey W iy.e7?in(I
semi-annual sale Friday, February
11th. This was originally planned
for a later date but due to con
flicts it had to be moved up to
February 11th.
There will be Black Poland China
boars and bred gilts, Duroc bred
gilts and boars and Hampshire
boars and bred gilts offered for
Rale at this time.
This sale is scheduled to start at
1 o'clock with a judging contesC
consisting of FFA and 4-H judging
teams from surrounding areas
judging in the" morning for cash
prizes of $10.00, $6.00, and. $4.00.
After the judging there will be a
weight guessing contest in which
everyone will be eligible to partici
pate and this will close promptly
at 1 o'clock. -
Another event added in the sale
that has not been offered in any
previous sale is a 5 per cent dis-
' . e .1. . i
I and gilt 1 -...-:
Concerning the sale R. M.
Thompson, County Agent, said: "If
you are planning to get in the pure
bred hog business or get good stock
hogs for your program this sale
might have just what you desire
for your swine enterprise."
TRY A WEEKLY CLASSIFIED
Overton 's
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SPECIALS JANUARY 27th-28th-29th
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honoring Clinton Winslow's birth
day, which was on Sunday. , Guests
included Miss Catherine Goodwin
of Hertford, Miss Ann and Glenn
White of Belvidere, Miss . Mattie
Saunders and Mr. and Mrs, Vivian
R. White of Fayetteville.
. Mr. and Mrs. L. Jay Wlnslow
are spending some, time in Tampa,
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. C, T. Rogerson, Jr.,
Carolyn Faye and Carter, accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Ward
and Kay of. Hobbsville spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. John
Lamb in Ocean View, Delaware.
- Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Matter and
children, Milton, Foster and Mitzi
were Sunday visitors of the Thur
man Riddick family.
Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Wayland White were Mr. and, Mrs.
Harry Williford of Jackson.
Mrs. Thurman Riddick and Mrs.
C. T. Rogerson, Jr., attended the
Mission Study Institute at Cool
Spring Baptist Church at Eure on
Wednesday.
Turkeys With Missing Parts, lb. 39c
New Cure Country Smoked Hams, lb. ........ . 79c
CjHintryttt Link Sausage, lib .nu ; : f: :5fc"
Country Made Sausage Meatjlfal '.: ' : ffi
Fresh Cctmtry Eggs, targe, dozen T: ". ..7.: ;55c
f-fesh Country Eggs, Medium; dozen": . : : ; - I9c
Fresh Country Hens, lb.. . . .-; " '.- -43c
Fresh Fryers, lb 49c
Dressed Long Island Ducks, lb.
59c
. Chapanoke News
. Mrs. George Jackson spent last
Wednesday in Raleigh attending a
district meeting of the W.S.C.S.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bright
were in Norfolk last Sunday. r
Mrs. Charlie Dail of New Hope
spent Monday with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lee
Jennings, - -
Mr. and Mrs. John Symons and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Symons spent
last Sunday with relatives in Nor
folk. '. .
Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson
visited relatives in Norfolk on Sun
day. Little Sandra Jennings spent
Saturday with Ruth Harrell.
BURGESS NEWS
Mrs. Winston Lane, Jr.. spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Win
ston Lane, Sr.
. Mrs. R. L. Spivey, Sr., is the
house guest of i her daughter, Mrs.
J.- B. Basnight. -. : . .
Billie Elliott of Norfolk-visited
his. cousin, David. Lee'Boyce, Sun
day. 1 ' '
Mr.and- Mrs..Winstort-. Lane anc
family ieilJSdn5hy'Aith relatives
in Portsmouth." , r
. , Mr. and Mrs,. A, jM.:.Qopeland
were the dinner guests of tx. an
Mrs. Sidney Copeland Sunday, n .'
i. Wirif all News
Miss Polly Raker- of Raleigh
visited her mother, Mrs. J. H. Ba
ker, .over the week-end.f"
Mr.' and Mrs. Sam' Hill of Nor
folk, Va., vieited her aunt, Miss An
nie White and 'MrSi' Rut ' Parry
Sunday. : '
Mrs. W. G. Hollowell visited Mrs.
E. L. Bailey, who has been ill in
Elizabeth City Sunday. ,
Miss Geraldine Gregory Of
Hampton Va., visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Gregory this
past week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Eason of
Newport News, Va., visited her
parents for the week-end. Mrs.
Eason will spend this week with
Mr. and Mrs. Stanton.
. E. B. Hollowell is on the sick list.
Those visiting with Aim Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Tem
pje and children, June and John
nie Martin of Newland.
John Earl Hollowell of Norfolk,
Va;, spent the week-end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hol-towelL
Pvt. Walter L. Humphlett of
imp Gordon, Ga., and Mrs.
Ifumphlett of Trenton spent the
ili4ek-end with -Mf. and Mrs. W. Lr
Humphlett. ,
?.Ar. and Mrs. J. W. Lane, spent
Sunday in Norfolk, Va., with Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Holmes.'
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Whedbee of
South Norfolk, Va., spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. A, P. Sterl
ings. Little Martin Morgan is home
from Albemarle Hospital, Eliza
beth City and his condition is much
improved.
' Mr. and Mm. J. R, Ball and chil
dren were in Portsmouth, Va.,
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. H. M. Jmieson is sick at
her home.
cial guests, attending Who were
Miss Lydia Deyton of Roanoke
Rapids, Miss Ann Stallings who
was 1954 winner of the BPW Med
al for commercial students, and
Miss Rosa Lee Sanders the cosme
tologist at the Hotel Hertford. Tho cy, George and Ellsberry Riddick,
door nrizn was won hv Miss Stall, nil of Whltoaton: three brothers.
Cjt. Marjocie Blakley of Fortiwa. . . j' .;.',. ;. I Sammv Riddick of Belvidere, John-
Bragg Was th week-end guest of j VnmWa .mi:nn. ,u moltlno. nie RiddicM of Hobbsville, and Hen
son of the- lata Robert and Alice
Tuttle Riddick,
He wm -a member of the. Up
River Friends Church. He la sun
vived by ?ii9 wife, Mrs. Margaret
Winslow Riddick)' three sons, Quin-
Miss Dona White and Mr. and Mrs.
T. H. White.
HERTFORD BPW CI.UG v
IN MEETING THURSDAY
(Continued Irom Page One)
Miss Thelma Elliott as the guest
speaker of the evening. Mrs.
Whteler spoke on ways 1i get new
members interested in the club and
on how to keep tne regular mem
bers by having interesting pro
grams and meetings. She also dis
cussed the District Spring Meet
ing which is to he held in Hertford
on March 13. "
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George f.obert Riddick, 58, died
at his home at' Whiteston Tuesday
night at 11:20 after an illness of
two years,- He was a native andi
Costen introduced the spe- life long resident of Whiteston and
were Misses Hulda Wood, Thelma
Elliott, Dillwyn Denton, Kat.e
Blanchnrd and Mesdames Williams,
Tunnell,V Costen, Uora 'Riddick,
Alice Towey Minnie W. Hurdle,
Mary S. Lane,. Betty Swindell, Es
sie Burbage, Nettie Lee Caravello
and Margaret Bagley.
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the Up-River Friends Churc.
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