TKSRQUIMAWS WEEKLY. HERTFORD. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER II.-1857.
t uasday At Cbuichland Attended Gam
m V w nappn nH Mr. artd Mrs. C. E. Johnson at-
iiu auavA r-- ;
Mrs.'Nathan Relfe spent Tuesday
in Churchland, Va.
On Trip i f i
fMn, and Mrs. Trim Wilson left
Tuesday on a trip to Washington,
H Ci, and on the Skyline Drive.
y ; : ' .... , ,
. Week-tad At Farmville
(Mr. and Mrs. Frank JesJup'
peni thp week-end in Farmville
yith friends and relatives.
From Charlotte
iMrs. Maude Pndgen from
, Charlotte is visiting Mrs. Clyde
McCallum.
Week-end Here
Edward Lee Madre, Philip
Phillips, Wallace Baker and Mur
ray Elliott from State College
spent the week-end with then-parents.
Sunday At Chapanoke
Mr. find Mrs. Leroy White and
children spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Pierce at Chap
anoke. From Winston-Salem
Mr. and Mrs. Ty Cobb from
Winston-Salem have returned to
their home after visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Belch at their home
on Church Street.
Week-end Here
' ' Mrs. H. C. O'Sullivan- from
Norfolk, Va'., spent the week-end
tended the' Wake Forest-Virginia
football game Saturday at Win-ston-Salem.
' 1
frioiA Flertda
W. 'and ''M
A. M.
Mierke;
spent Thursday hlgHt Vith Mri
and Mrs. Max Campbell, enrouteq
to their home in Florida afterji
spending; fchetSiimmer at Auburnj
N. Y. ' ' .1
Saturday Guests , :
Mr. and Mrs, J. Sidney Davis,'
Mrs. B. C. Eley and Mrs. C. J.
Atkinson from Suffolk, Va., spent
Saturday with Mrs. Walter Eley
and Mr, and Mrs. Clinton Eley.
Week-end In Raleigh
Mr. and Mrs. George Fields and
son, Brad, spent the week-end in
Raleigh with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Butler.
I Annapolis'. Md.' (HlTrtCr At
tpnding- the V;S. 'NavaPAcad-
ekny's eighth annual "Parent's
Wedk-end" at Ahnapblie, M&, was
Mrs. E. W. Dunsmoor of Hertford,
visiting her son, Midshipman Earl
Dunsmoor, Jr.
Families of 1,100 members of
the "Plebe" class . . . the class of
1961 ... were invited to the acad
emy August 24, 25 and 26.
The three-day "open house
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB
Week-end Here
Edgar Fields, Jr., and Tilson
Chappell frona State; College ,;in
Raleigh spent the week-end with
their parents. ( , ; . . ,
.Veiled Relatives! ... , .('
Mrs. T. P. Brinn spent Friday
and Saturday in Raleigh and Dur
ham" vishing'her mother, Mrsi W
H.-. Glasson and Jier daughters,
Miss Marconi Brinn at Duke, Uni
versity a'nd'Miss Anrt'Bnnri at St.
Mary's College,.,. ..... : , ,, .
Relumed Home ' 11
Mr, and Mrs. A. Langstaff
with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Sullivan. 1 Johnston, Jr., and Mrs. George
Lessard from Warwick Banks
From Weldon
;' Mrs. Bennett Stehenson from
Weldon spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Felton.
In Lynch
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Felton left
, Sunday to visit Jimmy Felton at
Lynch, K.y. Mrs. n eiton was can
. ed to Greensboro because, of. heJ
Ulness oi ner latner. - ' -.
Mundy Point, Va., returned home
Friday after visiting Mr. and Mrs.
J. S. 'McNider, Jr.
Sunday In Norfolk
Mrs. W. H.' Barber spent Sun
day in Norfolk, Va., with relatives.
VITAMINS
build up your resist
ance to Colds-Asian
Flu.
UNICAPS-World's
Vitamin Capsule is
now fortified with
Minerals.
100 Capsules $3.87i
24 Capsules $1.15
at-
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"ON THE CORNER"
Sunday Here
Miss Mary Helene Newby from
Norfolk, Va., spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Morris.
From; Wancheae r ( ', i". '
1 MrJ and.Mrsi Jerry jt. miner oj
Wanchese, N. C, spent several
davs last week with their son-in
law and d&ughfcr, Mr. ,and Mrs
T T. Harrell. Mr. Harrell has
been ill for several weeks.
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Mrs. T. L. Jessup was hostess
to her bridge club Tuesday j
night at her home onf Front,)
Street' ' Those ' playing"' wefe;
Mesdames W.- J. Kanoy, Jr., C.
U. WUlif9rd,;'j.' ,D; Ppn, c(
E;. Johrsqn, tfiTv J3;ggers,' C. R;'
Holmes, Miss Ruby White and
MisS'-Mary Stminer, The high
score prize went, 'to Miss Whrfe.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
' i 1 i " .' 'in' ' I ii'.iil'.,
ROOK CLUB MEETS ...
Mrs. C. T. Skinner was hostess
to her rook club Friday night at
her home. .Those playing were
Mesdames Harry Hollowell, W. J
Davis, D. F. Reed, Sr., G. R. Tuck
er, Carlton Cannon, J. H. Tbwe,
Archie Lane, Julian White, J. S.
McNider, Jr., Anse White, Miss
Mary Sumner and Miss Ruby
White. The high score prize went
to Mrs. Tucker, second high.tp,
Mrs. Anse , White, and. low . s&re
prize was awarded Mrs. piilian
White. Refreshments were se'r-
started.wjth; th(P,lebes.' first dress
parfidsFpmihes.Jht.oured jthe
acaderny's,.byiWiJJg and. grounds
and viewed ..aUetic,, exhibitions. ,
A Parents' Forjurawa bfldVto
inform families of midshipmen
training and curriculum. 'Rear
Admiral W. . R. Smedberg v III,
Superintendent of the Naval
Academy, presided over the for
um to answer questions .of the
visiting parents. .
In Durham
- Mrs. J. C. Blanchard left Fri
day to visit her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus E.
BRIDGE CLUB MEETS
Mrs. Clyde McCallum entertain
ed her bridge club Thursday night
trt her home on Front . Street.
Those playing were Mesdames C.
A. Davenport, H. A. Whitley, C.
R. Holmes, Trim Wilson, S. P.
'Jessutir! i Htf fHardfcastle. T. P. i r
BriruTand" 'J.' rT'Newbofd. ''The
high .score prize went to Mrs.
Jessup. . Refreshments were ser
ved by the hostess."7 .
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Snap Dragons - Violas English Daisies
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TIDE DETERGENT .294
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From Elizabeth City z ,
Mr. and Mrs". Stanley Weree 'of
Elizabeth City spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Harrell.
HONORED AT TEA i
Mrs. James S. McNider, Sr., and
Mrs. James & McNider, Jr., were
delightful hostesses . at ri tea on
Thursday afternoon from 3 to 5
o'clock at their home on Front
Street in honor of Mrs. McNider's
parents and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
A. L'angstaff Johnston, Jr., and
Mrs. George Lessard from Mundy
Point,. Va.
The hdVne was .fceatiftdec
orated with fall . flowers 'and
shrubs in various arrangements
throughout thfr io werfleor jA Jthe
home. Mrs. McNider, Sr., and
Mrs. McNider, Jr., greeted the
guests at the door.
Mrs. W. H. Pitt presided at the
tea table while Mrs. Harry Hol
lowell poured coffee. Dainty
sandwiches, cookies,, nuts , and
mints were also served.
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Convenience
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. TO BUY GIFTS FOR
CHRISTMAS.
$1.00 will hold your
choice 'tilXmas
W. M. Divers & Son
: JEWELERS' Hertford )
OJHSTANT COFFEE 934
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MALL" DETERGENT. 1 052.1 9
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A L .i KING SIZE SALEI GORTON'S TASTY
VmDFTSH CAKES ..... : ",494
r'm i ymg
irikirt CITE VAIIIFI A.IN.1
jUU7CLOROX BLEACH - 294
$1.00
43c
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GRADE "A and inspected whole
NU-TREAT SALAD V
DRESSING. 3
Hl-C REFRESHING ' -
ORANGE 254
OLD VIRGINIA PEACH " ,
PRESERVES-.-.
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GRAPE JAM. . 36c .
DINTY MOORE " . m A
BEEF STEW -r44
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Showi Friday 7-9 P. M.
Show Starts Saturday 1:30
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"The Ride Backrt
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SUNDAY:
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RONALD REAGAN
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