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TKS PE3QUIMAK3 WEEKLY. HERTFORD. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY. MARCH 27, 1859.
Local News
From Kocfolk " ; , Thos playing were Mesdames W.
Miss Mary Helene Newby. of , J- vis, J.'E. Morris, J. a. Towe,
Norfolk, Va., spent last Thursday
At LangUy Fild
Mrs. Jack Barker is visiting
Sgt and Mrs. Marion Riddick at
Langley Field, Va.
Saturday in WiUlanuton
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Futrell visit:'
ed Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elliott
in Williamston on Saturday.
Saturday In Carthagt
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tarkington
and son, Tommy, spent Saturday
at Carthage and attended the
East-West basketball game in
Which Miss Shirley Tarkington
played.
Horn for Holidays
' . Miss Mabel Martin Whedbee
from Virginia Beach, Va., and
Charles Whedbee, a student at
the University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill, arrived Thursday
of this week for the Easter holi
days with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Silas Whedbee.
Wk-end fn Farmville
Mr. and Mrs.; D. M. Jackson
Visited Mr. and Mis. C, S. Simp
son in Farmville on Saturday and
Sunday they attended the Spi
veyBrown wedding at Rocky
Mount in which their daughter.
Miss Alice Jean Jackson was an
' attendant.
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Sunday In Norfolk
Mrs. A. F. Jordan visited her
son, Ray Jordan, Sunday in Nor
folk, V.i. Ray suffered a head
injury last week when he fell
from a ladder in his home.
From Norfolk
" Mrs. W. N. Wood of Norfolk.
Va., spent Sunday with Mrs. J.
L. Leggett.
From Newport-Ntwi
Douglas Coleman and a friend
frnm Numni4..Npws Vfl ttvnt
; the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Berry Coleman. , "
Visiting Her ".
Mrs.', F. B, Stevenson and chil
dren of Wynewood, Pa., are visit.
ing Mrs. Stevenson's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. N. Hollowell.
Sunday Guests
M.1. and Mrs. B. M. Cuthrell
and Mr. and Mis. Vernon While
hurst and children of Norfolk,
Va., visited Mr. and Mrs. B. C.
Berry and Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Morgan.
Thursday In Portsmouth
Mrs. George Carver, Mrs. R.
M. Baker and Mrs. Seymour
Chappell and son spent last
Thursday in Portsmouth, Va
with Mrs. A. R. Trotman.
From WCUNC
. Miss Alice Jean Jackson and
Miss Gay Howell, students at
WCUNC, Greensboro, arrived
home Wednesday to spend the
Easter holidays with their respec
tive parents.
Sunday At Conway
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Davis spent
Sunday with Mrs,' Betty Davis at
Conway.
From St. Mary's
Miss Ann Brinn has arrived
home from St. Mary's Junior
College and is spending the Eas
ter holidays with her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. T. P. Brinn.
Returned From Hospital
C P. Morris returned to his
home Saturday from the Albe
marle Hospital and is getting
along fairly well.
Week-end Here
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Towe, Jr.,
from Chapel Hill and Mr. and
Mrs. Cliff Towe from Raleigh
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Towe. Mrs. Cliff Towe
remained over and is spending
several days with her parents in
Edenton.
Returned Home
Mrs. Elizabeth Haskett return
ed home Friday after spending
several days with her sister, Mrs.
J. T. Robbs, in Smithfield.
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noted for its interested,
dependable service to
very member of the
household. Turn to us
for every need in drugs
and sundries. And do
keep us in mind, espe
cially, for your doctor'
pcescriptions.
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"On The Corner"
Week-end In Smithfield
Mrs. Edgar Fields spent the
week-end with her sister, Mrs.
J. T. Robbins in Smithfield." "
From Elizabeth City
Mr. and Mrs. Muldrow Sawyer
and family of Elizabeth City
visited Mrs. W. H. Barber ,Sun
day.
with Mrs. J..! E.- Morris.
Week-end Here .'.
, Miss Sue P. White and Miss
Sylvia Satterwaite, students at
East Carolina College, Greenville,
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Julian White. ' , ;
Sick At Home ' .
Bobby Harrell, Route 1, is con
fined to his home because of ill
ness. .. .
Return Home
Mrs. W. J. Karioy, Jr., accom
panied Mrs. Melvin Wright to
Winston-Salem Wednesday.1 Miss
Ann Wright returned home with
Mrs. Kanoy and Afes. Wright on
Thursday to spend the spring va
cation. " '
From Wake Forest
Warner Lee Madre, a student
at Wake Forest .College, is spend
ing the spring vacation with his
parents, Mr. and- Mrs. Warner
Madre. '
Week-end Here
Miss Barbara Edwards from
Wake Forest College, spent the
week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Edwards.
From Annapolis" j
Earl Dunsmoor .from the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, Md.,
spent the week-end with his par
ents, Major and Mrs, E. WvDun.s
moor. From Winston-Salem
Paul Mathews,'' a student at
Wake Forest College, spent the
week-end with his mother, Mrs.
Phillip Jackson "and Mr." Jack
son. Sunday In Suf folk" '
Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Bateman
and two sons spent Sunday in
Suffolk, Va., with relatives.
From Charlotte
Howard Pitt and daughter, Su
san of Charlotte, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Pitt, Sr. ,
From Radford
, Miss Mable Frances Keel and
Miss Jean Lennori, students at
Radford College, spent last week
end and several days with Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Keel. They re
turned to Radford on Wednes
day.
In Florida : ' j,- -'
Mr, and Mrs. R. M.. Riddick
left last week for Florida where
they will spend several weeks.
From Raleigh
Miss Elizabeth Tucker of Ra
leigh spent the week-end. with
her mother, Mrs. Isa Tucker. She
was accompanied home by her
mother who will visit her and al
so her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Bryant, in
Greensboro. '''
Returned Home '
Mrs. Wilson Reed returned to
her home Friday after spending
i some time in Greenville. She
j was accompanied home by Mrs.
Frank Jolly and Mrs. Clarke
Stokes and daughter who spent
the week-end. Clarke Stokes
spent Sunday with his father and
returned home Sunday with his
family.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: DOUBLE FEATURE
First Feature, .
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First Fe hue
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Second Feature
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From Virginia Beach '
Miss Dill Denton of Virginia
Beach, Va., spent Friday night
fwith. Miss Joanna .Williford.
Returned Home
Mrs. Eva Wagoner returned to
her home at Post Falls, Idaho,
Monday after spending the win
ter with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Newby. . ; " '
In Hospital
Elmer Tarkington has been ad
mitted to McGuire Hospital' 'in
Richmond, Va., for treatment.
Saturday Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Har
ris and sons of Norfolk, Va., visit
ed Mrs. Temple Tarkenton and
other relatives here Saturday.
From Louisburg College
Miss Sallie Ruth Hurdle and
Miss Priscilla Hancock, students
at Eouisburg College, spent the
week-end with Mrs. Fannie Hurdle.
ROOK CLUB MEETS
Miss Mary Sumner . entertain
ed her Rook Club Ffiday night at
her home on Church Street.
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Harris PIamb:n?&
Julian White, Oscar Newbold, G.
R. 'Tucker, Archie Lane, Harry,
Hollowell, C. T. Skinner,. D. F,,
Reed, Sr., R. M. Fowler and Carl
ton Cannon. The hjgh j score
prize went to Mrs. Davis and low
was awarded Mrs. Hollowell. A
sweet course was served. .'
BAKE SALE ':'
The members of the 'St Cathe
rine Auxiliary will hold a bake
sale- Saturday, March 28, begin
ning at 10 A. M., in the old bank
building on Church Street.
RECEIVED COMMISSION
Donald F. Potter, husband of
the former Miss Bettie Davis of
Route 2, Edenton, was commis
sioned a second lieutenant in the
Army December 19,' 1958, upon
completing the 23-week officer
candidate course at the infantry
School, Fort Benning, ' Georgia.
Lt. Potter entered the Army
March 2, ' 1948. Prior to his
commission, he was a Sergeant
First Class. During his years
as an enlisted man he' served
tours .of duty in Austria and
Korea, plus a number of assign
ments in the states, including
Alaska.
Lt. and Mrs. Potter are at
present stationed at Fort Ord,
California, where he is assigned
to the N. C O. Academy as
Tactical Officer.
; CLUB MEETS ,
"The Bethel Club met Friday,
March 13, at ? the.; Community
House ' Vith Mrs-' J. C. Hobbs
arid Mrs,, W- D. Perry, Sr., as
joint hostesses. '
; The . president, Mrs. fcdgar
Long, presided. , The meeting
was opened by the club singing
"Vive L'Amour." . ,;:;-,";-:,
Mrs. J. C. Hobbs gave the de
votion from the 10th chapter of
Luke and - she offered prayer.
The secretary called the roll and
read the minutes of the Janu
ary and February meetings
Mrs. Johnnie Phillips, garden
leader, gave an interesting read
ing on "Garden.". Mrs. W. D.
Perry, clothing leader, talked on
fabric material. , She explained
the care antf wear of it The
meeting was closed with the club
Collect .',', AC::''' 'f, ' v .
Mrs. W. D. Perry conducted a
contest, with Mrs. Reuben Stal
lings winning. ' the prize. 1 Mrs,
Bryan Holloman won the door
prize. . E; - .-; '. .'.. ;:'
The hostesses served a delici
ous salad Course with hot cof
fee to the following: Mesdames
Edgar Long, Charles Ward, Ern
est Goodwin, Jessie Curtis, Lloyd
Evans, Leroy Goodwin, Bryan
Holloman, Emmett Long, John-
nie Phillips, Lonnie Proctor,
Reuben Stalling, Joe Ward and
Miss. Blanche .: Goodwin, ";l 'The
club welcomed one new 'mem
ber, Mrs. Oscar Perry. ,ri 'V, ,'. ,
IN ALL STAR GAME
I Miss Shirley Tarkington, star
Perquimans High School 'basket
ball player on the Alpemarle
Conference - championship' team
of the past season, was a mem
ber of the Eastern teairi in the
aill-star game played Saturday
night at Carthage.' She is the
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Louis
Tarkington' of Hertford. . :
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