raS PERQUIMANS WEEKLY, HERTFORD. NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, MAY 17,
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j County' Doctors
.:orcd By Society
Two doctors from Perquimans
jnty were honored by the North
I rolina Medical Society for hav.
I J practiced within the state; for
tJ years. Dr. William A. Hoggard
tad Dr. lvie A. Ward wee among
Cje 22 members of the society so
honored at a meeting of the group
held last week in Asheville.
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AIXEMARLE LEAGUE
TO OPEN JUNE 3rd
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team, headed by ; Cliff Banks, asj
president, are ; now : formulating j
plans for organizing the Indians.
A meeting was held Tuesday night
at which time the directors discuss
ed methods for developing a strong
team to represent this county.' 1 It
was announced following the meet
ing i Tuesday a manager will be
named sometime next week.
Season tickets for home games
to be played by the Indians went
on sale at the meeting and may be
purchased from any director or Mr.
Banks. The season tickets are be.
tag offered, in advance, at a' dis
count, and fans are urged to buy
tickets t6 help support the local
team. , . ' .
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REPORT GIVEN ON ' .
SCflQOL EXPENDITURES . .
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tot an accredited school, Miss El
liott reported. These items include
maps and globes,' $488.16r?each-and Mnj and Mrs; Willis Proctor
ing aids, $131.40; music equipment, 'and son were the other children
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1954 Ford
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1956DeSoto Conv.
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1953 Chevrolet
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1953Pontiac
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1953 Chevrolet
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1953 Plymouth
4-DOOR SEDAN , .
1952 Chrysler
WINDSOR 4-DOOR
1952 Dodge
2-DOOR
1951 Chevrolet
2-DOOR ,
1951 Plymouth
; 4-DOOR :
1951DeSoto
4-DOOR
1951Buick
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1951 Studebaker
1950 Ford,
4-DOOR .
Vl950Oldsmobile
, o . "88" 4-DOOR
f 1950 Mercury
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BUYS IN USED CARS
$92.39; projector and scree n,
$468.76; film strip machine, 'strips
and cabinet, $326.23 ; art -prints,
$38.84;, insurance on .equipment,
$18.06; library books and supplies,
$482.71. -
' This leaves a balance in the fund
amounting to $332.29 and Miss El
liott stated this sum will be used
to buy additional equipment needl
ed when the new school is placed
in operation j-;, l---..Jl.
" BURGESS WMU MEETS
The Burgess WMU met Monday
night at 8 oVloock at the church
with Mrs.; Jv B. Basnight. Mrs.
Josiah Proctor presented an inter
esting program on "Broken Cis
terns." ' " '
Special Mother's Day music was
furnished by Mrs. Winston Bine,
Sr., Mrs. J. P. Sawyer, Mrs. Frank
Ward, Mrs. Sidney Copeland, MrsJ
Winston Lane, Jr., Mrs. Earl Rid
dick and Mrs. Irvin Whidbee.
The hostess served cheese twists
nuts, mints and cookies with fruit
punch.
4-H MEETING
The 5th, 6th and 7th grade 4-H
Clubs met on May 1, 1957. The
president, Linda Tynch, called the
meeting to order. The pledge to
the flag and. the .-4-H, pledge were,
repeated by. all. - The devotional
was given after which songs were
sung by all. The minutes of the
7th grade were read and approv
ed. Miss Nancy Henderson, As
sistant Hoive Agent, reminded ythe
members of a few important date?
coming up concerning 4-H. '
- ..Miss Henderson introduced Jean
Edwards who explained about lone I.
time records.
A total of 170 members attended.
WKTTESTON NFIWF
Floyd Winslow and Lee Tootin of
Norfolk, Va., were dinner guests
on Sunday of Floyd's, mother, Mrs.
Mercer Winslow.
: Mr. and Mrs. Elihu Winslow and
son of Norfolk, Va., visited his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Winslow,
who called,
Miss Mattie Saunders, Lynwood
and .Sylvia Winslow and their
daughter, LaClaire, visited their
aunt, Mary Peele, at the rest home
at Potecasi on Saturday.
Mrs. Archie White, Mrs. Faye
Lassiter, Mrs. Paul White and
Mrs. -William Winslow motored to
Norfolk, Va., on Monday. '
' Mrs. Leaha Riddick Winslow re
cently fell and injured her wrist.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Myers and
son, Gary 'of ' Wilmington spent
Mother's J)ay 'witlr her mothert
Mrs. John T. Lane. . . A
The Rev. Orval-Dillon gave are
port and showed slides, of his 're
cent visit to the United Nations
Conference in New York on Sun
day evening, at Up River Church.
The report was very interesting
and informative.
Mrs. Earl Winslow, Mrs. Let
Winslow. Mrs. Ida Winslow and
Mrs. Ira S. Winslow are still on
the sick list, but are improving
slowly. , '
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Howard C. Baker of Arlington,
Va., spent. the week-end with his
mother, Mrs. J. H. Baker..
Mr. and Mrs. George Daughtrey
of Greensboro spent' the week-end
with his brother, Woodrow W.i
Daughtrey. !
Mr. ani Mrs. T. S. Morgan and.
sons spent the week-end "at Nags
Head. , .,
T. H. White spent Sunday at
Nags Head. .
Mr. and Mrs. Selby Stokes and
family of Raleigh spent the week
end with Mrs. J. W. Nowell, Sr,
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Munden and
daughter of Suffolk, Va., spent
Sunday with Mrs. Nowell. .'
Miss Geraldine Gregory of
Hampton, Va., spent the week-end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ti
S. Gregory.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Miller and
son, Tom of Norfolk, Va.. visited
his sister, Mrs.. W. G. Hollowell,
Friday afternoon. .
Mrs. Johnnie Lane spent the
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee Winslow heek-end with herso
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1953 MERCURY 4-door
1953 FORD Custom 2-door
1952 FORD Custom 2-doqr
1952 FORD Convertible
1952 CHEVROLET 4-door Deluxe
1951 MERCURY 4-door
1951 FORD Victoria
1951 FORD Custom 2-door
1951 KAISER 4-door
1950 FORD Custom 4-door
1950 CHEVROLET 4-door
1950 OLDSMOBILE 2-door "88"
1950 FORD 2-door
1955 FORD F100 Pickup "
1952 FORD F100 Truck
1952 CHEVROLET Pickup
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Greats .
.A long delayed tribute will be paid to .fifty of America's
' top retired World War II Admirals, Marine Generals and its
most decorated Naval and Marine enlisted personnel oh May
: 1st, 2nd and 3rd by the Navy League of the United States in
celebration and gatherings to be held in both Annapolis and,
New York City, reports the New York Convention and Visi
tors Bureau. . . ' , ' , f
In a series of events, dinners and parades, that has been
aptly titled "Operation Remember," these former Naval-an4
Marine "greats" will receive the homage and honor they so
richly deserve and is far overdue.. ' I
Starting with a regimental revlewoi CJadets at' AnnapOlis
the entourage will fly to New Yprk as guesls ;of the JIavjr 5'
League and NewYorkiCity where they wilj. be greeted by(
Mayor Robert F. Wagner, tfpllowing the traditional; parade-'?
up the canyons of lower Broadway. rv-Lt,,' 'v.-.t
Also honoring the distirlrfshedlvlsitors during, their KelW
York sojourn will be elements of the ' Fleet aiia'Al'Aitrtt t,
include the' famed ".Nautilus " the Regulus I! guided missile,
and the A4D, Navy's, fastest jet combat plane, vJhich .will all i
be open for visiting by-thef general pubJip.';'tV';:.'''i v ri
.Topping the honor list "Operation.'SewlberV.i'Hl.bet
such noted wartime figuresJas. Admirals' William D.r.Leahy;!
Chester W. Nimitz; William F. "Bull" Halsey ; Raymond A;..
Spruance; Thomas C. Kincaidl'and Marine GenenaJs Alexanderi
A';Vandergrift; Clifton B. Cates. and Lei4Mal,0 Shepard-ii;
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Rob
erson in Arizona Village, Va.v :
1 Preston Morgan has returned to
his home from Chowan . Hospital
and is doing fine. Preston was in-,
jured as a result of a plane ex
plosion at Perquimans School ir
February. , .
Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Whitley;of
Portsmouth, VaM spent Thursday
with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hollowell,
Sr.
Mrs. Pearl Chalk is spending sev
eral days with her son, D. M. Chalk
at Moyock. - ;"- :"
: Mrs. Lou Anna Cartwright of
near Elizabeth City spent Thurs
day with Mrs. J. E: Hollowell.
Mrs. F. W. Humphlett and Mrs.
W. : L. Lane have- been . very sick
at their home this week.'
ft Mrs. W. G. Hollowell spent last
Saturday in Williamston at a Post
masters' District meeting and the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J.-1.
Boyce in Tyner. ' v, ,
Miss Nancy., Henderson, spent
last week With her parents in Hubert.
Thurman Whedbee is able to' be
hack to school again- after being
very sick at his home with a virus
infection. 'v'. -, ,3
- Shelton White of Raleigh .'visit
ed relatives here Saturday.
Mr.- and, Mrs. R. E." Hobbs of
Norfolk, Va.,'and Mr. and Mrs; Ed
gar Lane visited -Mrs. W. L." Lane
on Mother's Day. '
Mr. and Mrs, Bryant M. Miller
and Jfamily spent Sunday with rela
tives m South Norfolk, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. George T.; Roach
and son spent Sunday in Norfolk
with Miss.'Beulah Roach..- ,
Mr. and: Mrs. . E. B. . Hollowejl
spent .Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Tommy .Temple. in. Newland com
munity. . ; , v ,
Mrs. W. G, Hollowell spent Sun
day afternoon in Elizabeth . City
with Mrv and Mrs. E, L. Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Jackson and
children, of Raeford spent-.' the
week-end with her parents, the
Rev. and Mrs. E. R. Meekins.
Mrs. Ruth Jennings, -Mr.' and
Mrs. George Chappell and family
of Elizabeth City and Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Hill and son of New Rem visit
ed. Mr. and, Mrs. B.r H. Ward dur
ing the week-end.'. ,
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- Miss Jo Anne Matthews, who will
be married June 2 to Clifton Hol
lowell, was feted Friday night at
a floating miscellaneous show from
7 to 9 o'clock at 'the home of Mrs.
Winston Lane; Sr.; by Mrs.' Walter
Lane,, Mrs." J. B. Basnight, Miss
Nancy Lane, Clarence Chap
pell, Jri, and Mrs. Winston Lane,
Sr. l ' ', ! ' ' ' -;
The- entire lower foor of the
home ; was decorate with arrange
ments of spring flowers. 'Upon ar
rival the guest of honor was pre
sented a corsage.," The; gpegts wre
greeted at the door by Mrs. Win
ston Lane, Sr., and Mrs,' Howard
Matthews. : Gifts were received by
Miss I; Nancy Lane and Mrs. Gar
ence Chappell, Jr. presided in the
gift room. Each guest was regis
tered by Mrs. Walton Lane in a
book of wedding bells. Mrs. Lan.i
directed the guests to the dining
room' where they were greeted Jby
Mrs. J. B. Basnight
.' The dining table was covered
With an imported white silk doth.
The centerpiece was an arrange
ment df five white cathedral can
dles decorated, daintily with fern
and lilies of the valley tied with
white satin ribbon. The base of
the candles, sood in a bed of ivy
and fern in which nested orange
blossoms, lilies of the valley, wed
iding'bellMwedding tirigty and pais
of love birds. Mrs. Winston Lane,
Jr., 1 presided at; tlje punch bowl.
Ribbon sandwiches, open-fhee hea1
and bell sandwiches, nuts, cheese
twistsj J and -mhure,' wedding,
cakes were served. . ,
, About fifty guests brought or
sent gifts. ' - ' m '
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TRY A WFEKLT CLASSIFlBO
,N' LIRARX NEWS "
The Perquimans County Library
this . week lists a number of new.
books. ' Non-fiction heads the flat
with the following; Thurber's Far-
their Fables of Our Times; The Or
ganization Man, by Whyte; Books
of the Old Testament, by Pfeiffer;
The Road To Miltown, by Perls
man. ' Three biographies are: : Dif.
Livingston, I Presume, the biogra-,
phy of Stanley; Too Much, Too
Soon, by Diana Barrymore, , anl
.Much Ade About Me, by Fred At i
len. - '.' ' ;. ;
'Several light romances,', several
iviesterns and two Jiew .mysteries '
are also' new in the library this ;
wek, and, a iew book by Elsyth ;'
Thane.' '.''-. i. ,
For young people, there are the
following: ; Complete, Book of ,
Horses, Seven Saphires; Gypsy Se- '
crctj Orchids For, April, and Sec- ,
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