TllS PESQUIKAKS Vr"LY, f-
" 'Wit
. n Campbell College ,
I-isa Suft P. White and Mr. and !
"rs. D; A. Carver from Campbell
College spent
Oeir- parents.
the week-end with .
From Raleigh ' :. v
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Stephenson and
daughter, Kay, from Raleigh spent
the . week-end
with - Mrs. Louis
Nachman.
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w t'n' '
Week-end Here j
M!ffdUMnn! I
mond,' Va., and' Cliff Towe from
Campbell College spent the week-
end with
their-parents,
Mr;
and
Mrs. J. H.
Towe.
Moved From Richmond
' Mr. and Mm. J. S. McNider, Jr.,
Who have been living in Richmond,
,Ya- moved last week into the D,
S. Darden house on Front Street.
From Williamston I
- Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Drake and
children from Williamston spent
the week-end with Mrs. Thad Chap-
fytAiXi Raleigli
Mrs. tiOls raye rerry spent me
week-end fh Raleigh with Mr. and;
w Y1-if .-J ,
Mrs. Bobaydeh4
.: "In Hospital ,' .'. f ' ' :
Ashley Fleetwood has been ad
jftiitted to the Chowan Hospital in
'Edenon.
!. Sunday In Suffolk
; Mr. and' Mrs. 'Clinton Eley and'
' children visited relatives in Suf-I
folk, Va., Sunday.
Returned Home
? The Rev. and Mrs. Paul E. Shultz
returned to their home Wednesday
from Kington where they attend
ed a conference of rectors and their
wives sponsored by the National
Council of the Episcopal Church.
Fresh Pork Roast
U fork Chops, center cut, jb. 69 c
rresn buibmcnen
Fresh Country Sausage, lb. . : . . .53o
VAN CAMP'S
Mackerel
DELMONTE ,
Lima Beans - - -
KOUNTZ KIST
Sweet Peas - - - - - - -
Phone 2371
Garden dept.
INVITES YOU...
TO ITS
Formal Opening
Friday... March 1... 1957
"meet your friends at our newly -redecorated
store"
COMPLETE WITH A LINE OF
New Merchandise For The Entire Family
Pardlen Dept. Store
V. N; Darden, owner
From Richmond
, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nachman
and children from Richmond, Va.,
spent the week-end with Mrs. Louis
Nachman.
Week-end Guest
'Mr. and Mrs.. Milton Bateman
and daughter, Debbie' from Norfolk,,
Va., spent the, weekTend with Mr.
and Mi, Noah Gregory.
t u n li ' ,
la HospiUr '','.'
V'J0" wa18;tt,m,Jtted t0
the Tarboro Hospital Thursday for
observation and treatment.' ' ,
;
Visiting Here I
Mrs. F. B. Stevenson and son,
Bruce from Havertown, Pa., are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Hoi-
owell,
Sunday In Suffolk
C. G. Stephens and Mrs. Tom
Skipsey and daughter, Bea, visited
relatives in Suffolk, Va., Sunday,
'
From Raleigh ; .
Lindsay Reed from Raleigh spent
the week-end with his parents,, Mr.
and Mrs. D.' F. Reed, Sr. (
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Sunday In Norfolk i V
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Mr,' and Mrs. W. H.
Pitt' spenj.
Sunday in Norfolk, Va.,
relatives, , '
visiting
From Rocky Mount i
Shelton Newbold from Rocky
i Mount spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Newbold.
Week-end Here
Mrs. Kate Wozelka of Edenton
spent the week-end with Mrs. An
nie Chalk and Miss Louise Chalk.
; '. 1 tive parents; Misses Joanna Willi-
Returned Home ford, Mary Ann Harris, Sarah Sut-
Mrs. Mark Hathaway returned ton, Janice Stallings, Ann White,
home Friday, from the Albemarle Lois Violet Winslow, Emily White,
Hospital where she spent two . Ted Ghappell, Ray Lane and Clin
weeks. :(. ton Davis.
rib P2rt, lb. . . . 49c
orepis, iu. . .mu
.lb; ...23
2 cans
.25c
2 cans
- - - - - .,39c
2 cans
- . . . . -33c
Gomallo Peanut Oil, qt.. . -65c
Irish Potatoes, 10 lbs.. . - -133c
HOME GROWN 2 heads
Collards 19c
LARGE JUICY doien
Florida Oranges --------39c
From Norfolk i -., ... ; .h
' Mr. and . Mrs. J. V. Grunewald
from Norfolk, Va., spent the week
end with relatives here.
From Norfolk
I Mrs. E. A. Rector from Norfolk
Va., was an overnight guest last
' week of Mrs. Jonas Futrell.
Week-end In Durham
Charles Skinner, Henry Stokes.
Joe Towe, Jr., Billy White and
Clyde Lane spent the week-end' in
llitthom whdiu thatf arranriori a
Chliniber ot Commerce
From .Viddlesex '
I The Rev. and Mrs.
The Rev. and Mrs. Colon Jack-
son from Middlesex spent several
days last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Cojon jk,,,,,, r
' 1
From Virginia Beach
Mrs. J. H. Bagley spent spveral
days last week with Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Pickhardt at Virginia Beach,
Va. She was accompanied home by
her granddaughter, Ann Pickhardt,
who is visiting her this week.
From Washington
Mrs. William Rector from Wash
ington, D. C, spent the week-end
with' her mother, Mrs. Rosa Wal
dron and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar New-
bold.';
;.. '
Sunday Here
Mr. and Mrs.
S. E. Bush and
Portsmouth, Va
children from
spent Sunday with relatives here.
From Camp Lejeune.
Lt. Tommy Sumner from Camp
Jejeune spent the week-end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. B.
Sumner.
From East Carolina
The following students, all from
East Carolina College in Greenville,
spent ie week-end and several
days this week with their respec-
A Suggestion:
( Try
Py-O-MySlicetf
Apple Thins
with
Dream Whip
Topping
for vour dessert
this week-end
WE DELIVER
store
Hertford, N.C.
CEt; LOOK! AT'THAThe center of 'attention, a horned
corydalia continues its creepy journey -under the fascinated
gaze of three pair of yef.iThe insect and Ipsect-watchers were
at the Claremont.; N.H.,; railroad staUon when they met each
other. The trio, from led, to right: Howard Mark, nine, from
Cornish, N.H.; Alfred Kelton, 12. from 'White River Junction,
Vt, and. Miqhael Kelton, nine; from Athens, Vt
Returned Home vm' "
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Fitch have
returned to their home from Flor
ida where Mr. Fitch was called be
cause of the illness of his sister,
who is somewhat improved. ; s; .
Returned Home ;'-,.,J
Mrs. R. E. Vickers and children
returned to their home at Newton
Wednesday of last week after
spending several days visiting Mi.
and Mrs. J. E. White at the Albe
marle Hospital and Mrs. White at
her home. - '
From Washington , j
Leigh Winslow, Jr., from Wash
ington, D. C, spent the week-end
with his father and aunt, Leigh
Winslow, Sr.; and Mrs. Clyde Mc-
Callum.1" ; " ,
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Week-end Hel-e '
Miss Edna Earl Cobb, a student
nurse at Obeci Hospital in Suffolk,
Va., spent the' week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, L. B. Cobb.
Returned Home
Mrs. Jake White hus returned to
her home from Baltimore, Md,,
where she attended the funeral of
her brother-in-law, J. Harry Grace.,
Monday Here . " ' V - 'S
Mrs. Nate Going from Hamptdrf,'
Va., and Miss Eddie Thomas Lang;
ston ; from -Richmond, Va.j' spept
Monday with Mrs. J. E. . Everetti t
From Elizabeth City
Mr. and Mrs. George Scott, Mr.
and Mrs. Mervin Sebtt. Mr. afcd
Ms. James Davis, Mrs. Liza Whltfe?
and Mrs. W.' H. Trueblood
Elizabeth City Visited Mr. and Mis.
T. E. Raper Sunday.
Sunday Here .
Mr. and Mrs. Melvjn Wright adJ
i iiiiiiren lrum cmzfiuecn uiy spejw.'!
Sunday with Mrs. J. E. Everett ad.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. ,Kanoy. ,
From Greensboro " s : '
Mr. and Mr. Wallace Reed and
children of Greensboro sient the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Corp
Reed. : y'.r- " :
From South Carolina ,
Lt. and Mrs.( G...R, Tucker, Jr..
and son, George fron . The Isle of
Palms, S. C., arrived .Thursday of
this week to visit jt. Tucker's paf
ents, Mr. and Mr. G.(1 R. Tucker, i ;
On Sick List . " ' '
Mrs. Maude Godwin 'has
beeii
confinedto her hopiefior the past
week because of sickness. ji
In Hospital if -;V, j'
Mis'. Henry C?.9toiK2Jr.l'wh
was operated -upon at the Albi-;
marie HospitaTuesday, is reported
as getting along fairly well.. j :
FRIDAY-SATURDAY
. Shows Friday 3:15-7-9 P. M.
Show Starts Saturday 1:30
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"Yaqui Drums""
JAMES, BROTHERS NO. 5
Mrgj idney Blanchard
MONDAY'TUESDAV-r; ' 1
Shows 3:15-7-9 P. M.
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CZ)ushixs
TECHNICOLO
. com. JJVW
Mrs. Jimmy Stallings '
NOTE: If your name appears in this ad, bring it to the
State Theatre box office and receive a free pass to see '
one of the pictures advertised. .. : . . .
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Returned Home
Mrs. W. 'F. Ainsley returned
home Wednesday from the hospi
tal.
At Alexandria
Mrs. C. 0. White, Travis White
and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene White
spent the week-end with Johnnie
White and family at Alexandria,
Va.
Visits Relatives . . I
' Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Taylor and
daughter, Sharman, spent the week
end with relatives in,. Tarboro and
Rocky Mount,
Sunday At Currituck
Mr. an'd Mrs. W.-J. 'Davis visited
friends at Currituck Sunday. '
In Florida s -
Mr. ahd Mrs. Wallace Blanchard
and family from Burlington, Ver
mont, spent the week-end with Mr
and Mrs. Sidney Blanchard and left
Monday accompanied -by Mrs.
Maude Blanchard for a vacation in
Florida.
CIRCLE TO MEET
The Minnie Wilson Circle of tlir
First Methodist Church will mee
Mondav night, March 4, at 8 o'clock
with, Mrs. Anse White and Mrs.
Dan Williams as co-hostess. All
members are urged to be present.
SAWYER . NIXON
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Nixor
of Hertford announce the approach
ing i marriage of their . daughter
Mrs. Hettie Nixon Layden. to John
Pritchard Sawyer, son" of the late
froniiJohn and Clara ' Weeks Sawyer of
Elizabeth Citvi Route 2. i.The wed
ditig .'will .take place on Sunday.
March 10, at the 'Burgess Baptist
Church immediately following the
Worship
service'1 at ' 12' o'clock.
Friends are invited to attend.
;,3RIDGE.CUJB MEETS
Mrs.X!. A. Davennort entertain'1''
her.bridgeVlub Friday niifht at her
home on Front'Street. Thosp play
ing were Mesdames H. A. Whitley
Trim Wilson, Clyde McCallum, S
P. Jessup. W. H. Pitt,, Walter Ed
wards, H. C. Sullivan and Misr
I Ruth .Schroeder. 7, The high scor-
prize went to Mrs. Pitt. A sweet
course was served.
ENTERTAINTD AT COFFEE
The Rev, ajid;Mrs,, Paul E. Shulr
entertained,!at an'informal coff'
hour at the rectory, Immediately
following! 'the ll i'dock worship
service on Sunday morning. i :
The) vKome was decorated with
daffodils and the coffee table cen
tered with an arrangement of Jap
anese' Iris arid fern and candles in
silver candle sticks were also used.
Miss BethiSkiimenwured coffee.
;There were 4.0 guests present j
SUNDAY
Shows 2:15-4:15-9:15 P.
v WedweBda-urfMlayp-i ,
Showjlft. P,,M
DORIS DAY t
LOlfc OURDAN
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Mrs. Fenton Hurdle
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! ; ' '..Ttra. 't, BTEure ', . , , .
The Perquimans Business and
Professional ,Woi..tn's Club met
with Mrs. Roxanm. jackson on'
Thursday night, Feoruary 21.
During the business session, the
Holmes, representative to the State
Legislature, asking him to back
seven-point plan which is being
presented to the General Assembly
by the State- Legislative' Council.
' It was announced that the spring
District meeting Would be held
March 24 at the school in' Edenton.
most impressive and inspiring
program was given by Miss Thelma
Zl Trj-wl'T , t, i Z "
, - . , . r.,-.v..D, ....
wag presented in the form of a
candlelight ceremony in tribute to
the International Federation of
uuBiiiBBB nuu ruieiwiunai w omen's
Clubs.
In the very near future, vh club
will again have, available Herttord
souvenir plates, .such as they have
sold in past years. Anyone who is
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THIS WEEK AT
COLONIAL'
10c Special! Easy Fix Chocolat e or Yellow
JIFFY CAKE MIX
10c Special! Perk Up Your Me als ;
J French's Mustard
11 10c Special! Tendermost .
i SHOEPEG CORN
10c Special! . Triangle
II 11 . 1- A S H I
1 AND MANY, MAY MORE BIG VALUES FOR ONLY 10c!
Luter's 4 to 8 Lb. Avg. Smoked
PICNIC
Thin SUced Smoked PICNICS lb. 49c
Gwaltney Signal Brand Sliced
BACON . . . .
Flav-O-Rich All Beef
STEAKETTES . .
t?:- jl
rresn
Low, Low Price! Sweet Golden Banta'hi
Low, Low Price!
POTATOE
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With Each
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lintei-estfej-in'-purrhasing-one r'TTTL
thewtoyf irMTHf Mrfttlst Rul
contact Mrs." Roxanna Jackson, or
any member ot the club.' ' ; '
The hostess served . a delicious
sweet course, in colors appropriate
to the observance of George Wash-
ington's birthday, to the following
members: Mrs. Alice Towe, Miss
Thelma Elliott, Mrs. Essie Burbage,
Mrs. . Dora Riddick, . Mrs.1 Sallje
Lane, Mrs. .Viola Nachman, Mrs.
T TVci nST"
Ronner.'
owl
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HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB
Mr'V'N.DdidM'wMi hostes?
to her' bridgfe cluti'Tueiday iiight
at her home oni Frtnt Street "rtios
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wai v v , . nvvjivc) ii VjI , ii a ijn
T. B. Sumner. Miss Thelma Elliott
and Miss . Kate 'Blanchard. ' The
w? A weet cou. wall ,
sweet course was ser-
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB
Miss Mary Sumner entertained '
her bridge club Tuesday night at
her acme oh Church Street. Those
playing were Mesdames " J. .'.- C,
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Produce
T5)ITON
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New Florida Red Bliss
Fancy Ter
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COLONIAL'! ;
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Wrb "The hiirh wore iirize went
I to .Mrs. Stokes. A salad coue
wag served. ; - . . " 1 ,i i
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