I v' a annual FFA
contest, held
. ci-ksville, were "won
'mans FFA Chapter,
; Joe Tunnell. The local
i f'.rwt place in the beef
1 swine divisions and sec
i in the dairy cows event.,
-Iry team was composed of
i ;:ott, Ed Lee Madre, C. B.
'1 and Jesse Boyce, and the
cattle and swine team was
ed of Aubrey BaccimT Billy
n, Irvin Mansfield and Thorn-
ecus was nigh scorer 'in the
. t with a perfect score. Mac
' ; was high man in the dairy
i addition to winning the liye
'i .judging banner, Perquimans
'won the overall banner for
.. g most points during the
r1 in all contests. This Is the
i time in four years the Per
tans'FFA has won this overall
iner.' , '" "
i BurcreasNews
' lit. and Mrs. W. B. Clark of
ilson were supper guests of Mr.
i Mrs. J.'B. Basnight (Saturday
;ht.
Mrs.-J. H. Boyce has returned
me after being under observa-
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PREPARE NOW
' For Storage of Fruits and Vegetables!
Enjoy FRESH FOOD All The Year! .
WE ALSO HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF -
Freazer Paper Conte:ners
Bags and Sealing Tcp:
CAN WITH EASE... SELECT A
National "Presto" Canner or Cooker
From Our Store!
V,E STOCK A COM PLETE LINE OF PARTS FOR
, THESE FAMOUS CAXNFRS.
t' n i.. 1 t . t at the Albe
marie IIo: ,1 for several days.
Hay Randolph has returned to
his base at Oceana, Va., after a
15-day leave. - .:,.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lane of Char
lotte' were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Basnight Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walton Lane visit
ed her father, Nixon Hollowell,
Sunday afternoon. . v
Nancy Lane, visited Amanda Lou
Corprew at the Albemarle Hospi
tal Saturday nights .'
HD Chilis Plan Tour
For Thursday ,TVIay 3
The (Spring Federation of Per-
auimans 'County Home Demonstra
tion Clubs will be in the form of a
tour this -.yeartbe; same as last.Jt
was announced today by Mrs. Flor
ence Webb, home' agent.. This tour
will be held on Thursday, May 3rd.1
A Wrge crowd is expected to tour
five ut'jfix homes here in the coun
ty that are new, remodeled or oth
wise interesting. Plans have been
made to tour the old Lee home, !
The tour will leave from the Agri
cultural i Building in Hertford at
2:30 and after the various places
have been visited the group will
return to the Agricultural Building
for a social hour. AH Home Dem
onstration Club members are urged
to attend and invite others . who
might be interested. v :
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HERTFORD, N. C.
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i
i HISTORICAL Freighted with memories, this Conestoga wagon is posed at entrance to th
,f covered bridge which leads to the Shelburne Museum, Shelburne, Vt., where it will be displayed
i ' ? ; . beside other significant examples of the carriage-and-wagon makers' rV The freighter of the
plains from 1750 to 1850, the OJnestaga wagon was usuallj about 24 feet long and could trans';
' port a load of up to Ave tons whon tied to a six-horse hitch. Save for its cloth cover, this
relic of another age is in a remarkable state of preservatien. ; ,
Annual Lamb Pool
At Plymouth May 22-
The annual lamb pool will be
held in Plymouth on Tuesday, May
22, it was reported by R. M.
Thompson, county agent, who stat
ed the lambs should be sold be
tween, 7 'A. M., and 10 A. M.! He
announced arrangements have been
made for the lambs to be shipped
from Plymouth during the after
noon of the day of the sale, and in
order to guarantee no mix-up on
arrangements farmers who plan to
sell lambs are requested to notify
the local agent's office as to the
number of lambs each farmer in
tends to enter in the pool. t
Trio Arrested
On Robbery Charge
Three Negro youths, Robert 'Saw
yer, Harold Sawyer and William
Skinner, -were taken into custody
by Sheriff J: K. White Tuesday
night on charges of robbing Peter
Riddick, Negro, of about $47 on the
m'ght of April 7. ' ':
Sheriff White reported the trio
are lalleged to have, "mugged" Rid
dick. as he was walking along
White's tane atiout.ll P; M., on
Saturday,' April l;s One. of the
youths; it is alleged, grabbed' Rid
dickj and held his .arms and mouth
as the: second rifled .Hjddick's. poc
kets' the cash. c
NUTRITIONIST GIVES
PROGRAM AT BPW CLUB
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for the conference, "Spotliplit on
Women" in Chapel Hill,' May 5
and 6.
Mrs. Roxanna C. Jackson pre
sented Miss Meadors with a gift
and Miss Thelma Elliott drew the
attendance prize. '
' Miniature pots marked the foods
which were served buffet style to
the following: Miss Meadors, Mjss
Umphlett, Mrs. Harrell, Mrs. Jack
son, Miss Elliott, Miss Kate
Blanchard, Mrs. Marvin M. Payne,
Sallie McN. Lane, Alice M. Towe,
Mary Dale Lane, Essie H. Burbage,
Miss Nancy Henderson, Miss Hulda
Wood and Miss Dillwyn Denton.
Foolery, sir, does walk about Jhe
world like the sun, it shines every
where. . Shakespeare
There is no' substitute for QUALITY we have the well
known brands you want not something just as good"!
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FOR .HEALTH!
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WHITESTON NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Myers and
Gary of Wilmington were week-end
guests of Mrs. Myers' mother, Mrs
John T. Lane , , ,
; Lyle Dillon of Guilford College
spent the week-end with his par
ents, the Rev, and Mrs. Orval Dil
lon. . Visiting the azalea gardens - of
Norfolk, Va., Sunday were. Mr.
and Mrs. Archie B. White and
family, Miss Pari White and Ra
chel Winslow. '
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Winslow and
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DOG VACC!I!AT2;i SCI1CULE m
; The. Rabies jlnspector fdr" Perquimans County will be "at
the following places on the date and hour given below for
.vaccinating the dogs in Perquimans County: t -ry
Turner's Store-S-Wedncsday, May
Russell's Store Wednesday, May
Webb's Store Thursday, May 3-
New Hope Thursday, May 3,
Wqodvilte Friday, May 4aJ
Chapanoke Friday, May 4.,
Mm. AlHnsfield's Place Mnndav '
r ."r'r1 " r . "
: Hickory Cross Monday, May TJ
Billup's PlaceATuesday, Ma 8
(" Edgar ChappeU Storer-Tuesday,
' Baker's Store Wednesday, May 9
, Winfall Thursday, May llk
i Joe Rogenon's Friday, May 11
r Beech Spring Friday May
Belvidere Monday, May 14
Yeopim Station Tuesday, May
Parker's Corner Tuesday, May
Dillard Riddick's PlaccM-Wednesday, May iL.
Bethel Wednesday, May 16.
Burgess Wednesday, May Ifiv.-j,
Layden's Store Thursday, May 17 ; 1.
Tri-Way Service Station Thursday, May 17.
Wink Winslow's Friday, May 18 .
At Joe and Bill's" Service Station every Saturday, begin
ning May 12, to vaccinate dogs that may be brought in.
Take your dogs to the most convenient place for you. Clip
out this schedule and keep it for reference. Your coopera
tion is earnestly solicited.
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SMOKED SAUSAGE, 3 lbs.;
RED SEAL COOKED
PORK BRAINS, 2
BANNER BRAND
SAUSAGE MEAT,
GWALTNEY'S ,
PtTRE LARD,f 4 lbs.. 1 -. ,76c
MAR-GOLD "
OLEO:,IARGAillNE, Ib.'u-'t 1 1 ,23c
R-T coitee, ib:.r.;-:;..,:i.--.eoc
APRIL SHOWER .) . ,N .
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Waldo visited their son, Elihu
Winslow and Mrs. Winslow in Nop-v
folk, Va., on Sunday. ,
George Winslow of Elizabeth
City visited Mrs. Ida Winslow and
family on Sunday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Winslow of
Chuckatuck, Va., visited in the
community Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey Winslow
attended meetings at Corinth Bap
tist Church on Sunday and were
dinner guests of the Edgar Layden
family. .
Mr. and Mrs. Lucious Winslow
I and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Stallings
visited Mrs. Viola- Perry of Balla-
2.
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AT LLA HC1IA RD'S
v . "
I'r. and Krs. Ealph While en
tertained t'ielr son, Thurman and
family, end daughter, Evelyn and
family honoring their birthdays on
Sunday, --
Sunday supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lynwood Winslow and La
Clair were Lunda Hobson, Caro
lyn . Pipkin, Gary . Bowen, Donald
Richardson and Charles Hendricks
of Guilford College, the Rev. Orval
Dillon and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
Winslow.' .' . ; ' " i '
j Carolyn Pipkin, : Lunda Hobson',
Gary Bowen,. Donald- Richardson,
Snembers of The Gospel Team of
Guilford College, were visitors at
VP Kiver Meeting on Sunday even
ing and were in charge of, the ser
vice.; Thef were accompanied here
by Charles Hendricks who spoke
in interests of .Guilford College.
;Mrs.' Carrie Gregory, and" son,
(iamlA TTOro .QlinHoi, jJittnMW M..nh
-"- -v.. ' - V. . ucaw
of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Channel! of i
Tyner.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Winslow, Mrs.
Wallace Baker and Mr. and Mrs.
V. C, Winslow. attended the cover
ed dish 4-H 'Leadership supper at
the agriculture buiWing in Hert
ford Thursday evening, where the
4-H club activities were planned
for the summer...
The young people of the com
munity meet , alternately on Fri
day and 'Saturday evenings at the
FINAL ; -:
GLEARANCEI
EARLY SPRING
COATS
SUITS :
., f .and -
DRESSES
REDUCED1 TO.
Everything. For
Here are the rods and the lures that are 'setting the bi onc
this year! Everything to makeiishing lots of fun with mcr
f ish at the day's end.... . ...
WE HAVE you:
IN STOCK!
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Hendtks cf C 1 C "" e.
Tweiity-tl.Ke I s t a' I t
Mrs. Verna . 1.. ,1 j ir is ' ' ' 7
her children 61 Nor'k, Va., t
week. While Uiere I" "8. X. - n
will have another check 1 ? ly l.u
doctor at DePaul EoEpdl.
JWinfallNews
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hollowell and
Mrs. John Earl Hollowell were din
ner guests 'of. Mr.'nd Mrs.' Ward
Hunter of Beech Spring last Sun
day. ' . , i,x . 1 f t
) Mrs. L. J.? White of Aiakewville
visited her-sister, Mrs. E. B.: Hollo
well last Monday . '
: Mrs. W. J. P. Earnhardt of Eden
ton spent several days last' week
with her sister, Mrs. W. G. Hollo
well. (The K. W. Miller jfanjUy, spent
Saturday at Nags Head. !i"
; Mrs. W. G. Hollowell has return
ed home from Chowan Hospital,
where she Bpent a few days- last
week, and fa doing nicely 'At her
home here. - ' .
J Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Whedbee
and son of Norfolk,. Va., spent the
eek-endjwjth her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Asa "Stallings. , , '
; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodard
and daughter, Linda of Groton,
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4-n club r.:r:
The K:xth Grade 4-H O
I rerquimars Central Gram
-jcnooi nemits regular met- n
i.!.e auditoriam Wednesday 1
i 3, April l with the pic
Li ' Eae Tynch, presiding.'
IloJ,;e of Allegiance to the .
and the 4-H Pledgo, were giv
- For the devotion Janice Sta
read the Bible and the group j
ed together the Lord's frayer.
group sang "The Battle Hy.
the Republic.'' Aplay "i
Sammy" was presented y
Julian White's room. The cl
ters were Mable Louise C
BrendalCay Smithy Wade Mo;
and Emmett Winslow. . '?
- Mrs. Webb introduced Mis N.
cy Henderson, the assistant Kf
demonstration agent. Mrfe, V.
and Miss" Henderson gave a, d
onstration on "Milk Products, .
'p : -.' ; -
Obliging -
-' A Los - Angeles patrolman
brought" in a Negro woman son
what the worse for wear and t
deBk sergeant, with his very be
scowl, roared: v :. '
.' "Liza, you've 'been brought in i
intoxication 1" '
1'Dat's fine!" beamed Liza, "Bo
you can start right now!" .
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