PERQUIMANS WEE2LY, HERTFORD, NOBTH CAROLINA. PRIDAl, AUGUST 12, 1955.
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The Perquimans Business' and
.Professional Women's . Club , met
with Mrs. Essie H. Burbage at her
home on Thursday night, August 4,
for its regular business meeting.
The President, Mrs. Emily, TwHar-
TtlW presided. vj- 4 fc!&tr??. j
Plans for a booth were farmulatT'
d for Farmers' Pay which will be
held at the Perquimans Cojmty
High School on August 17.
1 Letters were read from Paola
Sclip, the Italian War Orphan who
Is in a hospital jn Rome. , The Per
quimans Club shares PaoSa'a sup
port with the "ten clubs that make
up the Eighth District of the North
Carolina Federation '
The president appointed . Miss
THfclma Elliott, Roxanna C. Jack
son. Betty T. Swindell, and Alice
if . Towe to make plans for Nation
al Business Women's Week which
Win be observed September 25
. through . October 1, when the club
V wfll start the week by attending
: church in a body on Sunday morn-
- tag. ' ..s;::: :-
' Each member was given a "bang"
and a Membership, BJank to start a
" Membership Drive, Wliic,jvl be'
: highlighted with a banquet at Ho
tel Hertford Friday night, Septem
ber 30, When the membership com
. ' siittee, with Mrs. Atha E. Tunnell,
' chairman, will have charge of the
orientation program.
The 'third week $4fS? has
! been set aa the tentative xia-w lor
; combining a fall vacation-with fan
education trfoi W New -fc' rid
- .the United Nations: For fou days
the price Includes: ; Round-trip
transportation by . special "charter
bus from central starting point, ho
tel iwomp with private batfr,r(pased
j on four persons to a room wjth two
s ' - double ; beds), . Grand' Sight-seeing
Tour, tickets to Radio City Music
' Hall, guided tour of United, Nations
building and trip to Statue t Lib
erty. No meals are furnished. A
trip to Hyde Park, can be arrang
ed in a five day tour. Interested
" persons may obtain further; infor
mation from Mrs. Harrell or Miss
'. Annie Lee Howell, president of the
y. Rocky Mount Club, who" is in
. ' charge of arrangements. 1
' The Southeast Regional 'Cohfer-
ence ; will be held in Charleston,'
. So"ttth Carolina October 20-"2i. The
U: presideBpfjes aft jtBoseTwS'iflah
. to attend to make reservations ear.
i- ly as a large attendance is expect
ed.. This, is the first time in the
' hisfbry of . he Reglonkls; that,, a
V members of the Executive Commit
' tee of the National Board will have
- . been present to take part. Nine
states make up the Southeast Reg-
ion.
At the conclusion of the meet
tag,: the hostess served a refresh-;.-
tag fruit punch, cookies, mints, and
, potato chips to the following mem-
bers in addition to those already
7 mentioned: Mrs. Viola D. Nach
man, Dora T. Riddick, Sallie McN.
- Lane, Grace M. Costen and Mary
; Dale S. Lane. -
Mrs. Betty T. Swindell will be
hostess to the September meeting.
Ncro Heme Qvh
Has Health Project ,
To. improve the health of the
people in Bethel Community has
been one of the major objectives
for Bethel Negro Home Demon
stration Club members. ; Cjne of the
goals toward reaching the objective
was to establish 1 a Community
Health Chest .equipped with sick
room material which may be loan
ed to the people of the community.
Recently, the Home Demonstration
Community. Health Leader,, Mrs,
Mary Beth: Skinner, and Mrs. Cla
rice Newby'r president, led the com
munity in raising $80.00 toward
helping to purchase a paroplegic
type wheelchair for Percy Brothers,
son of Mr. and Mrs. James Broth
ers of Route 1. .. i, - ,
, Mrs. Clarice Newby, club presi
dent,, is soliciting the cooperation
of, every family within the 'com
munity to help in providing sick
room equipment for the Health
Chest. '
The Bethel Home Demonstration
Club is sponsoring a community
picnic at the home of "Mrs. Mary
Bell Skinner, Route 1, starting at
1:30 P. M., Tuesday, August 23.
The picnic will feature a short pro.
gram consisting of group singing,
a discussion on "planned family
recreation", games and refresh
ments.' ., ' ':' .
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CIRCLE TO MEET
The Mary Towe Circle of the
Woman's Society of Christian Ser
vice or the Hertford Methodist
Church will meet with Mrs. Law.
rence Towe Monday night, August
15 at 8t o'clock for: its regular
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REVIVAL SERVICES
'.Revival' services will begin at
1ft Sinai Church Sunday night at
; 8 o'clock. . The Pv.' Lee Phillips,
pastor, of Warwick Swamp Church,
will be the guest preacher during
the revival, it was announced by
' the ReV. Bennie Crawford, pastor.
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Sunday, 2:15, 4:15 and 8:45
Thursday and Friday,,
August 11.12
Randolph Scott and
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Saturday, August 13
Zachary Scott and
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Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday, August 14-15-16
. " f Doris Day and ' .' '
James Cagney in
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; Leslie Caron and "
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-MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION"
Ve3aesday and Thursday, v
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ussingVciiiEn
Law enforcement officers 'a
seeking to locate ' Mrs. Sarah
Squires,' 28, of Route two, Hertford
who hag been missing since July 30,
it was reported Wednesday by
Sheriff J. Kelly White, who said
Jay Squires, husband of the miss
ing woman reported she disappear
ed from, the El Dorado, about one
mile north of Hertford, while' he
was inside the station purchasing
sandwiches. Squires told Sheriff
White he and his wife had ridden
to. the station with Marvin Swain
of Elizabeth City in Swain's car;
that they parked at the El Dorado
to make some purchases' and when
he returned to the car his wife Was
gone. A search at that time failed
to reveal any clues as to the dis
appearance of the woman. ?
The missing woman was describ
ed as being five feet, four inches
tall, weight about 175 pounds, hav
ing darkhair and grey eyes. H'jr.
disappearance has been reported to
the State Highway Patrol which is
cooperating in the search.
The parents of the missing wo
man, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hoff,
of Indiana, were notified of her
disappearance and came to Hert
ford to assist officers in locating
their daughter but returned home
after being unable' to discover any
clues as to her whereabouts.
. The Squires have lived on Route
two for (he past four years accord
ing to Shertff White,'having" movUof the late Kit Symons and daugh-: Rev. LT T. Chappeft. Burial was
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d to this county, from Indiana, ter of the late ; John "and Mary
following Squires' discharge from, .Elija Lane.
the armed forces. Squires is a na
tive of Beaufort County.
GOG Took Part ,
In Alert Sunday
The Perquimans County Ground
Observer Corps participated in a
12-hour alert known as "Skytrain
V" Sunday, August 7 with thirteen
observers -participating. The pur
pose of the alert was to serve as a
training exercise to increase opera
tional efficiency of the Ground Ob
server Corps and to provide sys
tems training in low altitude sur
veillance and interception. Sev
eral southeastern states were in
volved. -
The local G.O.C. is divided into
three teams whicn are captained by
Mrs. Joe Towe, Silas Whedbee and
Jarvis Henry,
Observers participating in the
alert were Mrs. Joe Towe, Francis
Nixon, John Beers, J. T. Lane,
Charles Murray, Billy White, Tom
my Tilley, John Matthews, Charlie
Skinner, Edgar Fields, Jr., Billy
Cherry, Earl Dunsmoor, Jr., and
Bebbie Tucker.
Symon Funeral
Held Saturday P.M.
Ruth Lane Symons, 79, died Fri
day night at her home in Tyner fol-
(owing an illness of two weeks.
Mrs. Symons was a life long res
ident of Perquimans County, wife i
She is survived by one son, Jep-1
py Boyce of Eden ton; two daugh.
ters, Mrs. Eliza Chappell of Tyner
and Mrs, Grace Monds of Belvi
dere; two brothers, Lone and Joe
Lane of Winfall ami Elizabeth City
respectively; one sister, Mrs. Lot
tie Lane of W,infall; 40 grandchil
dren and one great grandchild.
Funeral services were conducted
Saturday at 4 P. M., at the Lynch
Funeral Home of Hertford by the
Iftv. Jack Sawyer, assisted by the
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District Meeting
For Farm Bureau
A district Farm Bureau meeting,
for the purpose of discussing pol
ices of the Farm Bureau and for
mulating, plans for the 1955-56
membership drive, will be held in
Elizabeth City, at the Agriculture
Building Monday night, August 15.
it was reported today by Walter
Nowell, president of Perquimans
For Sale
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Registered Duroc
& Hampshire Boars
$40 TO $65
CHAMPION BLOODLINE
ALSO BRED GILTS
Phone or See
Clarence Chappell,
PHONE 4978
Belvidere, N. C.
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Farm Bureau. .
: ; Mr. Nowell urges all members of
the Perquimans unit, who can, to
attend this important meeting next
Monday. : ' ' . - "
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