THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY. HERTFORD, WORTH CAROLINA, TODAY, MAY 29. 1959,
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SevAal 41H,jeMf,,mpear,ed,,on
the program. Misses Phyllis
'Williams and Marcia Cooeland.
D:TII Dn'lftrt " ' 7up;ta -vdalry ftiMf (dem
i f U rrillEPvC , bnstration "winners, ' presented1
"'J ' :,,,VWKJf- .their demonstration, "A Nutty
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. miss aecky Nixon, .daughter; Misses Beckie Gregory and
of Mr. . and Mrs. Herbert Nixon, Carolyn Faye Rogerson acted
was crowned 1959 Dairy Prin- as ushers and served refresh
cess of Perquimans County by.nients. !
J- Biggers, Superintendent of ( Miss Letitia McGoogan played
Schools. T;he first county con-' appropriate music during the
test which was sponsqrpd by program.
the Perquimans Busiflela and Each contestant was presented
Professional Women's Club was a gift ' donated " by' Albemarle
held Monday,. May 25, , at the' Electric Membership ' Cobpera
Hertfonj AgrictilturaP fCuildin tive and M. Pharmacy. . ... ..
Bs part of the observance "June. ' . '
r Dail7 Month." : , Other coni j jjpw i Onpn
testants' were Miss Gloria Stalj f.1.
Jings,, sponsored by the Rotary III VratSVille ' j ,
Club, j and ? Mite" ilfltoi IByrum, r s j, j- jr j it
fponsored by the Junior Cham-i Gates County's hew market is
ber of '. Commerce. Princess jail set for a, .big opening dedicar
Hecky was; sponsored , the1 tion and auction next Saturday,
BPW.
The judges, Mrs. Pat Wilkin
son, W. R. Barnes and W. P.
Pugh, made their decision ac
cording" to the contestant's '
. friendliness and ability to meet
y people; beauty, ',. personality,
poise and photographic quali.
ties; healthy appearance, natural
attractiveness and recommended
weight for height; pleasing
voice," ability to think before
audiense and effectiveness.
Mrs. Alice Towe Owens, mis
tress of ceremonies, recognized
Mrs. Archie' T. Lane, Jr.f presi
dent of the BPW, who opened
the program with the invocation.
R. M Thompson welcomed the
group and recognized Ray
Hundley, Area 12 district manager,-who
greeted the group.
May 30, it has been announced,
The official name of the mar
ket is Farm Fresh Foods, Inc.,
and officials say they are hopinp
for a crowd of several thousand
at a big 1 auction sale Saturday
when they will auction off such
items as autos, farm machinery,
boats and trailers and they even
have 1,000 peach trees for sale.
Don C. Hall, the manager, will
be in charge of the giant auc
tion and he will be assisted by
Phil Cronkhite, a market mana
ger from Loris, S. C. Hall says
the jjew . market will . begin to
process Vegetables 'on June' 1.
The Gatesville plant will process,
stericool and package all vege-,
tables available in North Caro
lina and Virginia and all will be,
shipped under the label of Farm
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Mary Sumner.
D. . Coston, liss! Guthrie Jolliff at Buxton.
and the hostess.'
Sumner. Refreshments were ser
ved by the hostess.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Stall -ings
of Portsmouth, Va., spent the
week-end with her mother, Mrs.
J. H. Baker and brother, Horace. Ward of Greensboro visited Eun-
Mrs. Leslie P. Gregory is in ice Winslow and Leverett and
the Albemarle Hospital in Eliza- Samuel Riddick last week. Mrs.
week with her
and Edna Winslow. They will
return to their home in South
Mills next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hollowell
of Hobbsville and Mrs. George
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imciiouon 01 tjeiviaere ana -was. auiner guests on Sunday of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs, RonnlH Rnwe 1 tris!t?isa:niT Knimtj.vi; Kii-. kJ.ji VyAii!-U.
tj-11 , , . Jw 3 wiu 0VIIUVUHBH.J VI IICIO . ClllU illS3J I. nuillVIV'WHI
,,e.",n score wenl M1?s . brought their new, baby girl hoifte tf SJld Belvidere Academy",.,. fimily.
from the bulfolk Hospital bn P.iThe Robert Hewitt failW of
Monday. They are spending this Newtono ' vsideH'is"'. H&ifW !'
parents, Alvah j parents. Earl and Marv Winslow
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;n Sunday. j I wish to thank my friends,
Mrs. Linwood Winslow visited neighbors and children for the
her aunt, Mary Peele. at Potecasi i
W! 'Mr; and Mrs. Richard Benjamin Thach of Hertford announce
the engagement 61 their daughter, Miss Martha Elizabeth Thach,
to Franklin Earl McCloskey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Earl
McCloskey of Goshen, Indiana. The wedding will take place on
June 20th.
Fresh Foods, Inc. , HONORED AT SUPPER
According to Hall everyone is J Mr. and Mrs. Billy Pruden and
welcome to bring almost any Mr. and Mrs. Bin Billings were
item for sale at the auction, but
merchandise should be at the
Gatesville plant not later than
Friday, May 29. He especially
invites everyone to pay a visit
to the market next Saturday.
, Lunch, will be served on the
grounds.
In Edenton
Mesdames Meivin G. Owens,
Archie T. Lane, Jr., and Erie
Haste, Sr., were the guests of the.
Edenton Business and Profession-
tal Women'a Club last Wednesday
night When Mrs.' Owens install
ed the officers for the coming
year. Mrs. Lane is president of
the Perquimans BPW Club and
Mjcs. Haste was a member of the
ton CluD.
Attended Funeral
Among those from out-of-town
attending the funeral of Henry C.
Stokes, Sr., on Sunday were: Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Riddick and
family of Langley View, Pa., Mr.
and Mrs. Clarke Stokes and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jolly and
family of Greenville, Mr. and
Mrs. Garland Towe, Mrs. George
Twiddy, Joe White, Misses Val
erie and Ruth Scott of Elizabeth
City, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Griffin
of Edenton,' Mr. and Mrs. Moore
Williams, Mrs-. Walter Hurf, Mrs.
Charles Everett and Roy Jones of
Drivers, Va. - '
hostesses at a buffet supper Sat
urday night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Pruden. The supper
was given in honor of Miss Ann
Mayo and John Morris whose
marriage will take place in June.
Those attending from Hertford
were Mrs. J, E. Morris, . John
Morris, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. New
by, Mrs. A. D. Morgan, Miss He
lene Nixon and Miss Frances
Newby.
' COFFEE HOUR
Mrs. Harry Hollowell was hos-:
itess at a coffee hour Sunday af
ternoon at her home on Grubb
Street. Those present wpre Mr.
and Mrs. Clinton Morgan, Mr.
and Mrs. Simon Rutenberg, Mrs.
J. E. Newby, Mrs. T. S. White,
Sr., and Mrs. J. E. Morris.
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. J. T. Biggers was hostess
to her bridge club Tuesday night
at her home on Market Street
Those playing were Mesdames W.
J. Kanoy, Jr., T. G. Howard, Cor-
bin Dozier, F. A. McGoogan, T.
beth City for treatment,
Miss Geraldine Gregory of
Hampton, Va., spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. S. Gregory. . - i
Mrs. Pearl Chalk is spending
several weeks with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Meivin Chalk in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Daughtrey
; of Greensboro spent the week
end with his brother, W. W.
Daughtrey.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe White of San
Antonio, Texas are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Toss White, his broth
er and sister-in-law. .
Mrs. A. M. White has returned i
home after spending two weeks
with relatives in Swansboro and
Carolina Beach. She was accom-1
panied home by her husband, A.
M. White, who spent the week
end.
Mrs. James Griffin and dnudi
ter of Elizabeth City spent Mon
day with her mother Mis. M. D
White.
W. N. Mathews of WCTJNC.
Greensboro spent the wwk-ptid
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Mathews.
Mrs. E. J. Roberson and son of
Norfolk, Va., are... visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lane.
Mrs. J .P. Trueblood left Mon
day afternoon for Fayetteville to
visit ner motner, wno is ill in a
hospital there.
Ward is the former Miss
on bunday. made and all other acts of kind-
Mrs. Pearl Perry of Belvidere ' ness shown since I broke my leg.
and her sister, Mrs. Lillian Saw- I want to thank my sister-in-law
yer, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Ether- for coming and staying with me
idee and two children Dnnna rturino mr tim nf
Sybil Ann and Donnie of Raleigh were MRS. RUTH W DAIL.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Ownley
spent Sunday afternoon at Mo-
yock with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wood of
Norfolk were here on Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Marjorie Lou Elliott spent
Tuesday at Jamestown.
Mrs. Bill Pierce and daunhter,
Patricia, spent Saturday in Eliza
beth City with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Parrish of
New Hope and her mother spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Elliott. . ,' ifF
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