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THE PERQUIMANS WEEKEY,:HESTF01jtDi N3RTE CAROLINA, FRIDAY,'1 OCTOBER 21, 1955. PAGE IT! 4f CiiV. ""f If J 15 ILjS. r u v Senator N. Elton Aydlett, chair, man of the 1956 Joy Scout finance ' drive "for the Albemarle : District,' has announced that plans have been completed to participate in a ore day, state-wide,, co-ordinated A.'.ve Tuesday, October '25: "The drive will kick off at. 7:30 o'clock Tuesday morning with "Early Bird", uicaiuasiB ill vaiu vi uic I vuuit- ti'a making up the Albemarle Dis ; trict. ,,' ., , ' Senator Aydlett in his opening , - - I remarks at a meeting: of the chair-1 men of each of the 7 counties, said, o yyw,: .puny serve as chairman of a drive for the Boy Scouts of America, Thb Boy Scout Movement is doing a tremen dously successful, work in training ff- 'Tifth of our country. jpihcerely hope to achieve the ame success and get the same fine cooperation . that Judge Chester Morris has had as chairman of the drive in the1 past few years. Judge Morris is an ardent supporter of. : Scouting and has often said that if. eery boy. could receive Scout train. . ing we could practically close our ;..' Juvenile coui-t and institutions and eventually ,our prisons.' i Aydlett addsd,,"Attoniey .General V J.'i Lindsay 'Almond, , who Bpoke at 4 'meeting it all campaign chair men in the-' House of Representa ' tives on SepteerlZB, said, 'For 13 ' years I presided as judge over a ... busy court" Many cases of juvenile dellhijuency came before me. .Not one of them involved a Boy Scout. I have discussed the1 matter with many other judgesi.i,AH o them . bear the same testimony'." V i lAydlett jBal4,"It .is a pleasure ' forf,mfito !jjoin hands with Gov. Stanley Virginia, who is serving a tati -'chairman of the campaign, in our slogan for this .Vear 'Sup port Juvenile Decency. 'I am cpn. . fittent that "bur ,gal of $8,000 will be reached ,or" two reaUdns; v peo ple rwUiSfc the values of Scout citi ; lenshift' training, and, second; the .. ' high v fcaliberf and" ability' 'of' our ampaign leaBert torpirt thitf thrive 'S , oVer t; top. ',; A tyou -twobably .knwrwe have, almost 1,008 byef in ( - . v ' . - " . .-, - I - 1 ; 1 ' Mra. Jphtl Moody Matthews, Jr, who- prior to her madage Sunday, insfihe'bxford Baptist Church, was Mis8 Sylvia' Virginia Cfirrin, daughr if -and Mr B. M. Currin.'Jr. of Oxford. . . V '; i i A 1 of Life,".was used for the opening- hih rrorn prize went to Mrs.: Wil hymn. Minutes of last meeting, son, Refreshments were served by were read and. roll callecr with 19 members and 1 visitor present. Pe- votin was given by Mrs. Ethel Pike, scripture taken from Romans 12:16-21 and followed by prayer. The lesson was. given by'Ruthanna Chappell. assisted by several mem bers. Readings from Quaker Ac- HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB i;Mrs. T.: B.'.'Sumner was hostess to her bridge club Tuesday night at her home on Front Street. Those playing were Mesdames VuN. Dar. den, Nathan Relfe, Charles Whed- tion was given by Miss Mattiebee. W. G- Wright; B. G.: Koonce, Saunders and from Missionary1 Ad-I Roulhac McMullan, p. F. Reed, Sr., , vpcate by Mrs. ClaUde Winslow. The meeting closed with sentence prayers. The hostess -served pe can pie, topped with ice cream," nuts, mints and tea. , . ., J. H. Newbolld, J. R. Futrell, J. H. Towe, Miss Thelma Elliott and Miss Kate Blanchard. .The high Score 'prize ?went to Mrs. Dardcn. A sweet cours was served.. ! ROOK CLUB MEETS , ' M n. p T.,b .. i i" i her rook club Friday night hexF" t ' T". f . home. Those playing were Mes dames J. E, Morris, C. T. Skinner, Stanley Harris, Archie Iane, Har ry Hdlowell, Oscar Newbold, J. H. I To we, Carlton Cannon,. Julian .White, D, F. Reed, Sr., Miss Mary Sumner and Miss Ruby White. Tho high score prize went to Mrs. Morris .and second high was awarded Mrs. Towe. Refreshments Were served by the hostess. ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB , Mrs. H. A. Whitley entertained her bridge dub Thursday night at her Home on Church Street. Those playing were Mesdames Trim Wil son, SP. Jessup, C. Davenport, ;V ' . Whedbee., Miss 111 lie' Wood Wins- oJ'Mfg fltevifters ot tne Ag..LiuD. - iks& nine monjn' i -uast yea jHing consisteaof two ou Tnt&'inerease ?5,970, value s - repiSents"in ddl Ifii low and Mlsg-Knte BUochard.-' The ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. G. W. Barbee entertained her home. Those Dlavinir Mesdames C. M.' Williford, Johnson, C. R. Holmes, T. L, sup, J. D. Coston, Miss Louise Chalk, Miss Frances Newby und Miss Mary Sumner. The high score prize was award ed Mrs. Johnson. A sweet course was served. Phillips, Negro, was charged with assault with a deadly weapon. ; MATTHEWS . CURRIN VOWS i SPOKEN AT OXFORD SUNDAY (Continued froir Page One) The bride's niother chose a dress of periwinkle blue lace, matching hat and a corsage of cymbidium or chids for the wedding. The bridegroom's mother wore a grey crepe dress with matehing. hat and a corsage pf cynibidium or chids, also. :.; ' . . r - . . For her wedding, trip to Florida, Mrs. Matthews chose a charcoal grey and blue .wool jer.se v dress with, matching blun coal, black ac cessories and a. corsiigd. of roses lifted from her bouquet. . Tho bridu is a graduate of Mere- wet'e'dith ('ollege and is eniiiloved as C. 'E. hom economist for tho Virginia Jes- Electric and Power Company in Elizabeth City. The bridegroom i.s In Norfolk : Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lamb spent Sunday in. Norfolk, Va., with rela tives. , : '--A RECORDER'S COURT IN SHORT SESSION TUESDAY MORNING (Continued from Page One) Each was given a 80 day jail sen tence, to, be suspended upon pay ment of. a fine of $15 ajid costs of court. ,V-. -f-'-, . " , Wilhani Win4ow, "-als chiu-get with trespassing,' Was found hot guilty on this,' charge, v;', I'rayer ;fo; judgment- was cow-' tinut-d in the case in which Howard' rmnloyed by a wholesale company in Hertford. Upon their return Tiom Florida they will make their home at 23 Grubb Street, in Hertford. In Hospital Cynthia Taikenton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Taikenton, is a patient in Chowan Hospital be ing treated for injuries suffered when'jjhe was struck by a truck. .-'( . ..-, r- I'roni Richmond.' ' H. HrljnU MrlVte Matthews and daughter frWm;4lJichmond, Va., siienji r'the week-end.. with Mr.; and Mrs.' Fred Matthews! : Attended Convocation The Rev. 'Paul E. Shul'tz, rector of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, accompanied by Mrs. fihtiltz, Miss Mae Wood Window, Mrs. . Frank B. Skinner and Mrs. H. A. Whit ley, all of Hertford, and Miss An na Kellog of Sunbury attended the annual Convocation at Farmville on Wednesday of this week. 1 SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON tation carried 'with it Hie 'forget ting that there are rules and laws controlling God's world and God's gifts are not to lie used for trifling things and trust disappears when it is made the basis for a test. " Again, a verse in Deuteronomy (fi:16) reminds that we should not ' ' make trial of God.; The Kingdom of Heaven Vanont be established by substituting wondef forfaith, nor . by relying upon formal rites or sensational tactics in the conduct of religious ceremonies-, or the ' sure, inner flame of genuine spirit ii;ul conviction. To ally noble ideals with lower forces, always ean , that the lower bribe's the higher for the former's selfish ;benefit.-v' tii (Jod's own way every purpose and ., every promise is fulfilled. to the faithful. ; ' i 4 . 1 ' ;'j - Temptation usually is unrecogniz. able at the time. The choice be tween known good and known, wrong is not difficult to make a the majority of instances. The templed has to recognize the temp tation as such and, using the, power of (iod within himself, . resist the ; enticing decision to do wrong." Buildings For Sale Major & Loomis Planing Mill ir & Loomis Sawmill ThcsCjuildins are at Hertford, N. C. If interested contact Kramer Brothers Com pany, Elizabeth City, N. C. w)-frnowheithefjt-quarter sales quoii;hiveTngijji,'i tAWBartyVf70-4 per cent o tM'?9H of, $58,800,000.00. ."';f cm-i-theln vrsonality-nd bfwf.-feftWWs ad eXpj-esalons. mt&Bhfr-'fche''' girls' dressed in &-i v'5"5 ' ' ' ' -' gHififia'n'idresBes, were judged n pfesfe ndyfitftuty at 1 igur.and,facie, ! fltiyfi! .Edwards was a -finalist -'in rom the field "bf thirteert high School'- and 'college ,-. girta were brought - for . the final f; judging. Miss'Edwftrds tied - for 4th place toj$th Sjisaoyce Weldop, a studenU ar reace wnege; xnewinner -was BtrfdenUat'St. Sayinffs Bonds Scales Show Sharp Increased Fof the i."llW;- bm. v Cvitif inor ia 1 .wi. ,uu Sheri-y Lawden, a i riff il.' rich nri .or. ffl CWS. ? ; the following menijhaV, been ap- .' -pomtea 19 serve;fts(cmirfnen in me ,7(Counte ofjthj, district: John E. Eaie,' P4pe ppujity; jgamuel .Walk - er.-Ciairitjicki Grover Sawder, Cam den; Charlie Ward, Jr.; Pasquo tank ;"W. 'Howard Pitt, Perquimans; John W Graham, Chowan, and Richard Morgan, Gates. Mr. Graham urges everybody to be prepared to make a contribution on the day designated go that Cho wan will complete the fund-raising effort in orie day. Local Entries In Ag. Club Contestv Recently Miss Jean Edwards, the current holder of tne title-of "Miss Perquimans High," and Miss Mar jorie Brinn, a student at St Mary's competed in" the' annual . "B'am warming Queen"' contest sponsor ed by State College Agriculture ' Club. - Miss Edwards and Miss Brinn were entered into the com petition by the unanimous votes f : ',C.Ef ele ven th consecutive mohthit United?- States- ;;;Saving Bonds sales in North Carolina havn increased sharply over the corres ponding months of the previous year. In the month, of September, the combined sales of Series E and I IRK A R V MHW -T'i. . : ,ri . Wew books in theSJ-VraJJOHW-i County . Library thiswiitJaVe Uirgely hon-f iction. i "An EnrYel pedia oliPaintin";s :the Wh' ofthi pl'etei boak.bn fart Uiroiugh iJf! if's that .the library has yet aequir. "AVPrograni -EncyclQpedia,,,,"t(-taihjng'Kundreds''bf riqeas forifi't grams of all kihdg is the kin'd, book for which the library has lliany. requests. - A colorful bookii I'Siinple Heraldry ''.and Its compuiS- ioarjvolutne : Simple- Custom"; are M alsbnew ag well as a biography of juiiUBtur ir ,7Cung -peepier . The newTsook of short stories y Frances . Patton ; a new novjA by Rose; Franken nd "Marjori Morn. ingstor'' -by the" author of the "Caine - Mutiny"1 will be popular with the readers. The new mystery! story ' is "Stranger in Town" by Brett Holliday. J WJV1.S. MEETS The Woman's Missionary Society H United States Savings ' Bonds 1 of Piney Woods Friends Church 1 wmmmmmitmmmmmaartmmtmmmmammmmmam ; .... r ..." :Vj ,i.. .... : : i .:;4-'-. iF-"44 fir fr ' were 15 per cent greater than in September of last year, and higher than any September in ten years. At the September month's end, met recently at the home of Mrs. Curtis' Chappell with Mrs. Callie Copeland as . joint hostess. ' , The meeting was called to order by the 1955 sales totaled f 41,451,408.25 president, Mrs. Claude. Winslow. wjjich is 17 per cent ahead of the "Where Cross the Crowded Ways IAIBBLIAllLE I rr X H'bi tnWl forty yw i'.f f ik f 'W5tnU Cltf fkoNiiK. t 1 hit 1, Kioti, from hit FMlingi. Hit tMiy. o . kut Micot4 mar). 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