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?. E. Batltndort rprierJc-T of lh Social Security Ad
Ministration, is in Hertford tha tecond Wadaaaday of aach
month at tba ptrquimanf County Co art Koum.
June 7th.
Mrs. Woodrow Sorrell of Ra
leigh, mother of Mrs. Gale
Winslow and Betty and Gale
, Winelnw nt fhnr.pl Kill Were
Several times each day, the re- may want to Ret certtf.ed copies. week.end visitors of Mary and
i ptionist at our office hears the
blowing from some elderly per
san who comes m for informa
tion; "I'm thinking of retiring
rext !year and applying foil so-
Certified copies are almost as Dcmpsey . winslow. Mr. and
good as the originals;. and they Mrs Marvin. White of Winfall
may be. helpful to you in many I d Miss frankie Barber of
ways. , 'J hey may or may not xe
necessary in-' Connection with
Elizabeth City ;were-Sunday af
ternoon caiters.'':-""-" "- -Mrj
and Mrsl ilirilton Culipher
and Jons of Merrjt Hi and Mr.
and fMrs. Robert 'Hehdreii and
babyi cf Tyner,, . Mr. , and : Mrs.
nee policy and is thinking way , put these papers are. important in
ihead) will say: "What kind of , so many different ways that they
proofs should my wife bring to. snouiq oc nepioy everyone.
fhe social security office in case
of my death?"
4 Some of the folks who ask
If you're concerned because
they1 didn't keep, birth ; records
arid issue birth certificates waen
eial security payments, but I your social security ciaim; we ao
don't'' havea birth i certificate, not, like to see. people worry and
tyhalon. earth am I going to doT'.go 'to1 a lot of Irouble' to get
i Ora vounepr man (who ner-Jproofs , just-, for j social security
taps has just brought an insur- when they may never De neeaea, Charlie T. Winslow of Elizabeth
City? were Visitors on' bunaay
with Mr. and Mrs, Samuel. Rid
dieiq J '
- Mrs. Daitons .St'allings return
ed; from Chowan Hospital, Eden
ton, on bunday' after an opera
tion! ." ''j!':
Miss Pearl White is at home
from her school in Richlands.
Mrs. Mary Baker visited her
son George and family, Route 3.
Hertford, on Saturday.
Mrs. Verna Winslow is a pa
tient at DePaul Hospital, Nor
folk, Va. Visiting her on Sun
day were the Alvah Winslow
and Harold Lassiter
family in Norfolk.
Daily" Vacation Bible School
is in progress this week at Up
these questions are just curious,' y" were born, quit worrying,
some want to start getting their Few people realize what a trail
proofs ready ahead of time, and, records they have left behind
few are really worried because . them.
they fear that their social securi- " "
iy payments may be delayed be- WhiteStOll NeW9
cause they don't have a birth cer- .
fificate, they've lost their marri-j Mr. and. Mrs. Charlie Wins
Jge certificate, or some -other loto and son Johnnie of St. Pet-
Wpm nf nrnnf mav nnl hp pasilv ' prRhiir-r Fin . arp snpririinff A
C - v i ii r a i . . .
fvailable. I few i.ays with his brother and am"y
i Since these problems may con-1 sisters, Bennie, Mary and Delia
Sfcrn a lot of people who haven't
sked about them, here's the
itory on the proofs you'll need
Mrs. Udell Cartwnght ana
tor your social security claim.
.r First, the proofs most often
Reeded are proof of your age, of
your marriage, of the ages of
your wife and children, and of j
our recent earnings. Sometimes
other proofs are needed proof of
I divorce, for instance. There's
po way to be sure exactly what
proofs will be needed until your
laim is ready to be decided.
So hold on to any family rec
ords you have birth and bap
tismal certificates, marriage and
divorce certificates, certificates
of adoption if any of your chil
dren are adopted, and so on. If
you have lost some of them, you
Winslow.
Clyde n. familv were Mr. and I BHpiMfc., Church with the
girls, Carol and , Dottie ; from
Hertford Route 3, Mr. and Mrs.
Ned Mathevlrs,. Mis . : Sylvia
Knight, all of Route 3,' Hertford,
Mr. and Mrs. Willie White and
son Leslie of Murfreesboro and
Jannie Cayton of., Eden ton.
The Rev. ? Orval r Dillon . 'and
wife Alberta attended; a marri
age at Center Meeting near
Greensboro on Saturday. Orval
Dillon assisted by sitting in an
a committee, of Oversight. The
marriage was ; carried out ac
cording to Friends ceremony.
The 4-H Club had charge of
TRY A WEEKLi CLASSIFTEP
Bethany Sunday - School assist.
ing. The closing exercises will
be held on Friday evening.
Mrs. Jesse V. Rountree spent
a day with her brother, Linford
Winslow' and family at Belvi-
dere. ' .
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On Vacation
Miss Mabel Martin Whedbee of
Virginia Beach, Va., is spending
the summer vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Silas
(Whedbee.
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Mr. and Mrs. Moody Mathews,
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From Elisabeth City
Mrs. JMelvin .Wright and Miss
Ann Wright of Elizabeth City
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Kanoy.
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Mrs. Sammie Sutton, Jr.; has
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BRIDGE CLUB MEETS
Mrs. W. G. Barbee . was hos
Ipss to her bridge club Tuesday
night at her home on Grubb
Street. Those playing were
kesdames J. D. Coston, C. M.
Williford, C. E. i Johnson, T. L.
Jessnp, J. T. Biggers. Miss Mary
ana me nosiess. ine nign swrc
pt-ze cnt . to ; Miss Sumner.
Refreshments were served.
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' Announc'enieht' has -been made
garet : Mullen, daughter the
ate Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mul
len1 of Gates, to Thomas Lfewis
Maston, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Elwood T. Maston, RFD, Eliza
beth City.
JOSEPHINE KHTGHT
WEDS WILLIAM THORNE
(Continued from Page One)
fant skirt with a lonesdes tfit
teta cummerbund caught . with
a large bow in the back She
wore a petal shaped bandeai of
matching color embroidered in
seed pearls. She carried a bou
quet of yellow roces, carnations
and lacPlon. v - i ,
? Bridesmaids were Miss Syl
via Knight, i the bride's sister.
Miss Faye Wood and Miss Ann
Benton, cousins of the bride and
Miss Dottie Cartwright, a school
mate of the bride. ' They wore
dresses of pink and blue styled
like that of the honpr attendant
with matching pearl- trimmed
bandeaux and carried bouquets
of pink roses,' carnations, blue
delphinium and lacelon.
Mrs. Ernest Long, cousin of
the bride, and Mrs. Kelly White
were mistresses of ceremonies.
Mrs. Long wore a white' polish
ed cotton dress with all over
pink embroidered with matching
accessories and pink carnations.
Mrs. White wore a dress of
beige embroidered with match
ing accessories and pink carna
tions. ' . . ' ... .rV ;y(
Grady Williams of Cum
ming, Ga., was best man. Ush
ers were Jerry Nobles of Aptos,
Calif., Martin Sawyer, Leonard
Pierce and Pat HarrelL all of
Hertford. , ,
The bride s mother wore a
dress of pastel blue lace And
dacron with matching hat and
white accessories. Her corsage
was pink roses. ; . i
Immediately -following the
ceremony the bride's parents en.
tcrtained at a reception at their
home. Traditional bridal : colors
were used in the floral arrange
ments and refreshments. .
The dining table was centered
with a six-tier wedding cake
decorated with bridal roses,
lilies of the valley wedding bells
topped with a miniature bride
and bridegroom. The cake was
rut by Mrs. E. E. Britt and
served by Mrs. Ed Benton. Mrs.
White presided in. ine guv room
aim acua wj w..
; For a wedding trip south the
btide wore" a blue suit of silk
poplin with white accessories.
She wore the orchid lifted from
her prayer book.
; Mr. Thorne is . at present sta
tioned, at the Norfolk Naval Air
Staoji iTJtogjjeJftehr
home i Norfolk. . : .
, Satitrday lerSn after! ihe
rehears"! Mr.' and Mrs." Elmer
WooL' grah'ffparents orrthir!
brie!! entertained the . bridal
party $t their hoine;The meni
HEADLINES
ever, Moscow nas hintea tne
conference will succeed to a . ,
point resulting in a summit country.'
meeting at a later date.
CUtTL.AY SCHOOL
'tn 'LESSON "i. i
The Legislature Tuesday voted A Raleigh report Tuesday
down a proposal adding $10 it is likely the people of North
miliinn in 'thp state budcet -for ' Carolina will vote on proposed
pay Increases toteachers. The changes to the Constitutipn and edge to contribute to the welfare
As he sells his stock in
trade he brings new delights. ; He
also returns with many new
Ideas. - - : ,
.Like the captive Israelian ser
vant glrV we have some knowt-
berp p the bridal party were
prefeentpdgif tafomJi'biide
and Brwegropm-i'.. ,
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BPWCLUB NAMES
COMMITTEES FOR YEAR .
(Continued from Pag One) ,
tation, Roxanna C. Jackson, Bet
ty T. ' Swindell, Alice Kanoy
Mary D. Robertson; Membership,
Essie H. Burbage, Sallie . McN.
Lane, Viola D. Nachman and
Alice T. Owens; Program Coordi
nation Chairman, Mrs. Betty T.
Sw;ndell; National Security, Ann
E. Harrell,. Emily T. Harreil, Ma
rie S. Elliott :flnd Audrey Umph-i
lett Public Affairs,'V Alice, T.
pwens, Roxanna C. Jackson, Hul
da Wood and Alice Kanoy; ffuhlic
Relations ' Chairman,,!, Mrst Alice
T. Owens; Local Loan Closet for
Sick, Roxanna C. Jackson and
HHda Wood; Scrapbook and Mu
sic.; Dora T.CRiddick; BiEtbday
Bank, Alice Kanoy; SocM.'Sallie
McN. Lane; Margaret W. Bagley
Snd: Alice T. Owens; Pariiamen
tatian, Miss Hulda Wood. ;
jpfelegates and alternates elect
ed to represent the club at the
State Convention in Greensboro
'June 12-14 are: Mrs. Alice Towe
Owens, Mrs. Dora T. Riddick,
Sallie . McN.- Lane, Miss Hulda
Wood and Mrs. Roxanna C. Jack
son. Mrs. Mary Dale Lane will
represent the !club on the State
Board of Directors. Mrs. Owens
will also serve on the Resolu
tion: Committee. . '
j! fMrs. Haste, Sr., was welcomed
as a new member,, transferring
her membership from the Eden-
tbn BPW Club. ,
At the conclusion of the meet
ing, Mrs. Lane served cake and
punch to the following: ' Mrs.
Nezzie Haste, Roxanna C. Jack-!
son, Dora T. Riddick, Viola D.
Nachman, Anne E. Harrell, Sallie
McN. Lane, Marie S. Elliotit, Miss
Thelma Elliott and Mrs. Alice T.
Owens.' .'
proposal opposed by the admin-
isttatlon lot. .pujtjjy four votes,
thus, 3 paving the . way for the
Legislature to move' toward ad-
jqurnment sometime next week.
Raleigh reports indicate the ad.
ministration back budget and
finance bills are expected , to be
approved as now proposed.
President Eisenhower - has re
quested Congress to void a fed
eral law restricting ; interest
rates on government loans as . a
means to ease the government's
Ion a proposal for reorganization of our fellow humans. It is im-
of tne state's courts. The Gen
eral Assembly . Js . i expectedto
approye( action; paving the way
for the rneastirV to be voted on
by Jhe . residents of the stale.
WINNERS NAMED IN
4-H TALENT CONTEST
(Continued ttrtn PagVOne:
Cristine Adams, Delores Byrum,
Norma Spear and Sandra . Wins
low.', '
; Red ribbons were presented to
Elizabeth Harrell, Beckie Hobbs,
ability to borrow money on long Debbie Stokely, Billie Jo Row-
tenns. Proposals have been of-
'ored calling for increased inter
est to be paid on savings bonds
as weell as other type govern
ment bonds. . . :
land and Joyce Proctor.
Judg.s for the event were
Mrs. Ann Davenport, home
agent, Tyrrell County; Mrs. . El
sie. Edwards, assistant home
agent. Tvrrell Countv. and Mrs.
Foreign ministers meeting, in Lou Ann Abhin. assistant homt
ueneva report no progress xo- agenV Cuirituck County.
ward agreement . Deiween tnc
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