THE FERQTJ1MANS WEEttT.'KBRTFOia), NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY,
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MARCH II, 15SJ.
VD la Continuous
v.; A. continued program designed to
'reduce venereal disease in the local
four-county Health District is be-
in offered. Dr. B. B. McGuire.
Business was brief in Perquim-
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ans Kecoraera tjoun wis wees
with only nine cases listed on thi
le.W.tJiai veneKalj,
or 'is V responsibility!
ies report.
Dr. JlcCu
iseaw contror -is -a - responsi
Jf the medical profession, the
ijiealth DetAwMWIe WP
; JuWic and said that cooperation be?
i (ween all three js necessary, if cpj-j
lot Is to be acWced.'- '
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J All persons suffering from ve
ereal disease who breablfc ip ftai
Aieir pbysicial are expected to take
!dequate treatment from hjm.
flowever, the Health Department is
held liable by law to treat all pa
dents who are unable or unwilling
ty private physicians. For this
flurposeV.clinics are held weekly at
the Elizabeth .City Health Depart
jnent for Pasquotank and Camden
ourities,' in Edenton for Chowan
JCouiity, and in Hertford for Per
quimans County. Private physi
jans, who are paid from Health
f0epartment funds, are In charge
jf the. various clinics.
sjliM the end of the fiscal year
154," federal funds were withdrawn
for the purpose of paying full time
"V. P. investigators for many dis
jfricts throughout the state, includ-
ihg the local Health District. Mrs.
idward Zimmerman, who has serv
ed for the past' five years as ve
nereal : disease clerk, was sent to
jfchool in Norfolk, where she stud
d.sways and means of investigat
ing cases and interviewing victims
pf . the diseases.
1k It is her duty to determine
through personal interview at clin
gs and at the homes of patients,
the answer to two vital questions:
from whom has this patient had
'opportunity to get this disease,
nd to whom has the patient had
n opportunity to transmit the di
sease?: By doing this casefinding
arid following ud of contacts, an
. itnnnrtant cpn tnwnril rnntrnlliliE I
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the most common of venereal dir
sfeases, syphilis and gonorrhea, has
been taken.
t' At- the- present time there are
Approximately 75 persons under
treatment and observation in tlu
focal HeaWi Department, the niu
' tfbrity being in the Negro race.
4" Each year when the migratory
Workers " enter . our counties, nil
- members of each laltor camp are
Wood te's'teS and given necessary
treatment by the local Health Di
tjartment, assisted by a team of
workers sent in by the United
States Public Health Service, thus
to interview
tacts.
patients for private
ri Imfc ihtls
lllns Cases In
Recordsr's Court
costs were taxed against Guy Sa
b?na and.illuun Rogersop, each
6f WfcM tfubniitted te Vibkrges of
speeding. Edward T. Berry, lsd
ttyirgsd ) vitji pefllj8: submittetj
and paid the' costs or court. - ;
j A.fie. 075 tand costa werd
assessed 'against Robert Harvey,
Negro, who was found guilty orf
Jhrde j-ote-of speeding, failing to
observe a stop sign and resisting
arrest. -V Harvey gavp himself up
to local officers after having been
pursued by .Police Officer William
Tarkenton over several miles of
roads in Hertford Township.
Ella Mae Lane and Annie White,
Negroes, were found guilty on
charges of simple assault Prayer
for judgment was continued in the
cases.
Odeil Saterwhite and Frank Bro
die, Negroes, paid fines of $2.00
each and costs of court after enteri
inir pleas of guilty to charges of
being drunk. '"
HerberlfiJohnson entered a plea
of sruiltir.io a charge, of being
drunk ;on,i Jughway. Time John Jj
son hadse.ripd in jail was order-;
ed as sentence in tne case.
Wirifall News
L. J. White of Askewville visited,
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hollowell Sun-;
day. ... - ' .' '
Little Martin Morgan has return
ed home from Albemarle Hospital
where he spent several days for
treatment last'week. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. T. Shelton Morgan.
T. S. Morgan entered Albemarle
Hospital Sunday for treatment. Mr.
Morgan has been very ill for sever
al days.
Mrs. D. R. Trueblood and Mrs.
Johnnie Lane are very sick with the
flu.
Pife. Joel F. Hollowell, Jr., ar
rived home Friday night from Ko
rea and Hawaii where he has been
stationed for some time. He has
finished his duties with the armed
services, getting his discharge this
past Friday. Pfc. Hollowell is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hollowell.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hollowell and
son, Grover, motored to Fort Jack
son, S. C, Thursday to meet' their
son, Joel Hollowell, jr.j wno re
turned home from service overseas.
Sgt. and Mrs. G. It. Parker and
daughters, Sharon motored to Nor
folk, Va., Saturday.
" Miss Polly Baker of Raleigh
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"THIS ONE WILL REALLY SLAY YOU"-tr. William A.i
Irwin, of Detroit, Mich., exhibits a prized item of his extensive i
gun collection: a violin that's nothing to fiddle with. A .44-caliber
pistol barrel is fitted into the scroll; trigger protrudes from under :
side of neck, and cocking hammer is fashioned to resemble part
of the scrollwork. The Instrument, at least 79 years old, is believed,
to have been fashioned in Pike County, Ky, heart of the legendary,
- v feudin' country. .!.
Jackie and Craig of Bath, S. C., Mr. and Mrs. L; n. Maddrey and
spent last week .with Mr. and Mrs. children of .Elizabeth City, Mr. and
C D. White.':, ' I Mr.s4. Thomas G, Jtogerson and pn,
vMv nd Mrs,. C, D. White WW's?
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ternooflv ;
n spent1 last week-end with, their
jauKh;te.rt':a"dVsop-in-law, Mr.-and ;
Mrs JaK ) Rascoe ; In BathS,
HSPi's.' ;Rascoer and children ccom
pbnied them home. - j '.,'
!,jMr. and Mrs. E, B. Hollowell and
lrs. T. S.' Morgan visited T. Si
Jorgan at Albemarle j Hospital jn
Elizabeth City Monday nightv . I
Mrs. o, K "Spruill 'is hbM"' fp bis
ot' after, twa1 week-of illness.
Mrs. Hubert Hurdle, Billy Hur
dle, Mrs. Ruth H. Burden and son,
Hubert White, Mr.' and Mrs. Har
old Hurdle and children, Lois Ann
and Harold Lindsey, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Hurdle and son, Howard
Wayne were last Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Raley
and family of Norfolk, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Hurdle
and son,' Howard Wayne visited
Mrs. Hurdle's parents, Mr. . and
Bijrs. John C. Blanchard of atA'
vjlle Sunday afternoon.
v4Mrs. Ada Thornton of;, George
town, Illinois, visited Mrs. Hubert
flurdle and Mrs. Sadie Gregory
(his week. ! U'.t I
WHITEStON NEWSj
V. Rollo White and family spent thq',
wek-bnd 'with his brother, Allen
While, 'antr amily at Landsdownk
5 J??iiiBuria1lf ilow, " who ii
stationed at-feamp Gordon, Ga., ai
rived early Sunday morning and
spent a few hours With his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wmslow,
Sr. . V V:
Miss Marilyn Baker of Louisburjf
College spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wallace
Baker. - .' '
Alvah Winslow and family, Mrs,
Verna Winslow, Mrs.: Louis Stall?
ings and Judy Stallings were Sun:
(day dinner guests, of Harold Lassi
ter and family 'of NorfoiK. xne;
visited 'Mrs. Matthew Winslow i
rte'aerjioih. She is a patient i
the' Norfolk General Hospital. '
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Baker visi
Mr. Baker's broth
v ed
brother, John Ca
ver Sunday. He is a patient in
Leigh's Memorial Hospital in Nor
folk, Va.
Harry Riddick of Gatesville visit
ed his brother, Tom Riddick and
family Sunday.
William Winslow and . family
were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Winslows parents, Mr. and Mrs, T.
C. Perry, Sr., of BeWidere.
vMr, and Mrs. Tommy White of
near Sandy Cross visited Mr. and
Mrs. Merrill Winslow Sunday.
Jasper Winslow, 'Misses Thelma
and Patricia . White motored to
Manteo Sunday. - " ,!
Mr, and Mrs. Arba Winslow, Mr.
and Mrs." Lucious ' Winslow visit
ed Mrs. Wayland White and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry, Williford of Jack
son, Sunday.
, . Mr. and Mrs. Carson Winslow of
Sunbury spent Saturday night and
Sunday' with Mrs. Winslow's par
ents. , Mr.' and Mrs. Leonidas L.
Lane " ; . .
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Williams
and son, Steve, called to see . Mrs.
Mary Williams and son, Herbert
Williams and family Sunday.
Messrs. Luther Winslow, Gideon
Saunders," Dempsey Winslow, Lin?
wood Winslow, Arba Winslow and
Roy Winslow attended the funeral
services of Jasper Thompson, held
at the M. E. Church in Woodland
Monday afternoon.
BELVIOERE NEWS
Wayland White and Bennie Wood
spent Sunday in Jackson visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williford and
helping' to control these diseases in spent Sunday with her mother,
other states. , Mrs. J. H. Baker.
.'.-jj Weekly venereal disease clinics
Sre held each Tuesday night from
&30 P. M., until 7:00 . P. M.. in
-Elisabeth City, each Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Gray of Tren
ton spent Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Humphlett.
Pvt. Walter Humphlett and Mrs.
'Might' from 5:00 P. M until 7:00 . Humphlett of Camp Gordon and
rP M,, in Hertford, and each Fri- Augusta. Ga., spent the week-end
tfay afternoon from 2:!!0 until 3:30 with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
fa Edenton. L. Humphlett.
Mrs. Zimmerman will be pleased I Mrs. Jack Kascoe and children,
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BUY& W USED CARSl
Mrs. Wayland White, Mrs. White
in improving and hopes to be home
soon. "".',- 'i
Mrs. T. U. Terry spent Monday in
Elizabeth City.
Mrs. C. T. Rogerson, Sr., Mrs.
Curtis Chappell and Mrs. C. T.
Rogerson, Jr., spent Thursday in
Suffolk. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Riddick
and children spent Sunday in Nor
folk and visited Mr. and Mrs. For
rest Matter and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Forbes. '
Little Peggy Jo Layden return
ed home on Tuesday after being a
patient in Albemarle Hospital and
is doing nicely. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Chappell
and daughter Wynda Lyne were in
Raleigh Sunday visiting- Tilson
Chappell, a student at State Col
lege. . , . ,
RECREATIONAL SCHOOL
SCHEDULED HERE IN MARCH
'Continued from Par One) .
Thompsdn said) "We Wild lielfor
tne' same people to come for all
three nights as thlB twining dchool T
will be a continuation from night
to night' This invitation is offers
edto both men and women,' boy
and girls. .To have a successful
school we will need 75 to particl,
pate." ' -
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