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Kiss Ann McSnddden of Denton,
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the firemen. A peanut dig
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WHITE-TRUEBLOOD
In a small but impressive wed
ding on June 11, 1955, Miss Mary
Kuth White daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton White of : Denton;
Texas, became the bride of Thomas
Earl Trueblood of Fort Worth, Tex
as, formerly of Durante Neck, son
of Mrs. Lucille H. Trueblood and
the late Alonza Trueblood. .
The bride' was attired in n white
Texas , was maid. of honor. ' She
wore a blue nylon dress and her
corsage Was pink carnations.
Bill Smith of Post, Texas was
best man. a
The mother of the bride wore a
white nylon dress with white as-
sessories and white carnations.
. Following the ceremony a recep
tion was given in the home of the
nylon dotted swiss dress with white bride.
accessories. , She carried a - white I . Mr. and Mrs. Trueblood are now
Bible topped with a spray of car-. making , their home in Denton,
nations '.with hanging - love-knot' Texas. ,
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It would be ridiculous, wouldn't itt
Yet it'i no more ridiculous then servic
ing Iohn Deere Tractors and Equip
, ment without proper tools ... without
the necessary mechanical "know-how,"
Our shop is equipped and staffed to
take care of your John Deere service'
needs. We've the precision tools which
enable our skilled mechanics who are
- trained in "iohn Deere servicing meth
ods, to do your reconditioning work
V efficiently, quickly, and at the lowest
possible cost. What's more, we use
only genuine John Deere parts as
replacements; they fit properly, last
longer. ,
. Yes, for quick, dependable, economi
cal John Deere service, you'll find our
; service shop outstanding. Why not stop
in soon and let's make a service date?
J. C. Blanchard & Cd., Ihci
"BLANCH ARD'S" SINCE 183a
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i Cannons
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the week-end with his family here.l Kr. a .1 I .
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Perry were rum, lira. L
Monday dinner guests ; of their j Kiss E. iiy Lt a '
daughter, Mrs. William Window Byrum have j
and family of Whiteston. i I homes af.or t
, 3 viol.;. 7 I-. l.
i c i und dau;.Uir-I.. '
li.e cl.lif cause of humi...
1J. T.. is to be found in the pre.'
1 t t! tiir i up in ch.lu'iood.
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riRY-LAND FREIGHTER The ti.S. Army's . new training ship
for stevedore troops, the "S.S. NevewaU," SW-feet steel repUca of a
modern freifhter, site snf ly-and for aU time In her Soiff's Creek
"berth' at Fort EustU, Va, The ship has faculties for 272 trainees..
CHAPANOKE NEIWS VerTy' wen Mrs-.Joe cuthreit
biiu gnumuaugnier vuuti ' Agar oi
Mrs. John: . McLauchlin a n d
daughter, Laura Lee from Wash
ington, D. C, spent Friday and Sat
urday with Mr. and -Mrs. H. . E.
Ownley. v.v . ' 1 .
Mrs. George Jackson spent Inst
week at Lake'Junaluska attending
the Southeastern Juristion' School
of Missions. .
Elizabeth City, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Bentqn and Mr.' and Mrs. Kerm;itj
Benton of v Hertford, Route three,'
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Layden and.
daughter. Sheila of Hertford Route
one.
Mrs. Edwin S. white, aaughter,
Ann and son, Glenn are spending
a part of this' week with her; sw
Dr. and Mrs. Curtis Wilson of ter, Mrs. Delores Price and family
Chapel Hill' spent the past week
end-with his mother, Mrs. J. C.
Wilson.
James Hofler of Hobbsville spent
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vaughan and
children of Portsmouth, Va., came
Saturday and are spending the
week with her mother, Mrs. Irnn
Dcrsey.' Mr. Vaughan returned foil
Sunday. . - ' 1 ,
Mrs. J. C. Wilson left Tuesday
for Miami, Fla.; she will also go
to. Alabama, Georgia and Tehnes
kiI hefor returning home. S 1
: Mrst-.Wle BUhkle. if "KflrfoKcj
(iV a., stayed Beverai dny4 l'as't week
with Mr, and Mrs. H.:E. Ownley."
Seth Perry returned from the Al
bemarle Hospital Wednesday and is
getting along very nicely. v
Winf all News
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"BLANCH ARD'S" SINCE 1832'
Mr. and Mrs. John Earl Holto-
well spent the week-end with Mrs
Hollowell's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ward Hunter of Beech Springs.
Mrs. Jack Rasco and children of
Bath, S. C, are spending- gome
time with her parents, Mr.' and
Mrs C. D. White.
The K. W. MilJer family has re
turned home after vacationing at
their cottage at Nags Head.
Miss Annette Pierce of Hertford
spent several days last week with
Miss Joyce Miller.
Mrs. Raymond Christen and
daughter . of Florida visited . her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. DeLan-
cy recently. '
Mrs. J. H. Baker,1 Polly Baker
and Horace Baker spent a few days
lael week at the Winslow cottage
at NagB Head. - 1
Mrs. Rosco Smith of Hertford,
Route 3,. spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. "Miller. '
Mr. and Mrs, A. R. Winslow
sptnli the week-end at Virginia
Beach. . .
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Humphlett
and family spent the, week-end at
their cottage at Nags Head. .
Mrs. Lula Lane is confined to her
home due to illness.
Mr. and Mrs.-R. E. Hobbs of
Norfolk, Va., spent Sunday -with
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Jones and Mrs
Lula Lane. .... ; ,
Mr. and Mrs, T. S. Morgan, nd
children are yisiting j. Mrs. .'I
gan's mother at Galax, 'Va. . .
Mr. and Mrs. E. M, Kl'.lcr,' '
and Mrs, Ned Nixon and c'. '
spent. jthe week-end at I
City visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Humming.- ; ' ' ..'
Mrs. Chuck Woodard and flat
ter Linda are visiting Mr.' and ! a.
J'. It. DeLi -y." . '"'.' f
Joyce Miller, viuited ' Annct'e
Pierce of Hertford, Route 8, re
cently. s
of airisfield, Md,
Mrs. R. M. White and daughter,
Sara Lynn .spent last week with
her . parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J.
Winslow., R. M. White came Sat
urday and they all returned to their
home in Norfolk, Va., Sunday even
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Layden and
two children spent Sunday at Nags
Head) . -
Recent visitors with the T. C.
Ferry family were the Rev. and
Mri Paul M. Porter of Tyher, Mrs.
Mamie Asbell and son, Emerson.
' Mrs. T. R. Winslow is spending
this week at Nags Head with rela-
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Here are the rods and the lures that are getting the big ones
this year! Everything to make fishing lots of .fun with more
f ish at the day's end... - " ' -
WEFIAVEYOURKfEEDS!
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T A C K Ii E , B O X ES -XH ft iltiftv JJ U C K E T S , i
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BOAT SfcVIJUSHIONS '
LIFE PRESEKVS-SPORT CAPS '
OARS P ADDLES TIJERMOS BOTTLES
THERMOS JUGS AND ICEBOXES
,We Also Sell Fishing Licenses and Permits v
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andIsrp. Mercury Outboard Motors
Make Your Old Boat Intd A New GlBdat Vith "GLASS-PRO-TEX."
AU Information On Distdur Ashing And Sports
Goods Department . . Come In fodayj '
Hertford Hardware! & Supply . Co:
Phone 3461
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At the cone .'.on of an exten.r
ed visit with 1 r daughter, I
Harold V.'h.'ie a .1 f.in.::y, r
Daisy Evans Lit &tlorday for 1
home in Amevi. sa, Ga. She w
accompanied by t'.e Harold Whl
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whet promUss t ti Ford's Lj;tit solas year! '
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