'7
rs. Margaret S. ScafX, Clerk
Liocal Board No. 73, Perquim
i County, states the local
ard is in the process of re
wing the liies of all regi
Jits. Registrants that have
'. been contacted recently are
ag mailed fortms to be com
.'ted and returned in .order to
.ing the files "up-to-date, with
articular reference to ' current
. ddress, current dependency and
; ccupational , status. Each regi
strant is urged to complete and
Jqturn these forrns promptly, 4
;! In the pocess of reviewing the
lies, Mrs, Scaff has been unable
,0 locate the following , regi
itrants at their last reported ad
Ircss: Johnnie William Jordan,
l 2, Hertford; Edward Cobert
: tfartin, Winfall, and Benjamin
Thomas Nixon, Rt. 1, Hertford.
! Anyone, knowing the where
.. i bouts or any information con
erning these regisrtants is ask
dj to please contact the local
1 oard, located on the second
: loor of the Bus Station build
; pg in Hertford. The telephone
mmber is 2981.
lecorder's Court
n Recess Tuesday
Perquimans- Recorder's Court
fas in recess this week, due to
he February term of Superior
tourt which convened Monday.
loses listed on the . Recorder's '
docket are set for hearing next
r-k" i'
forbughton Rites
Conducted Friday
Funeral services for Harry T.
'-vtighton, 71, who died Wed
&$ay in Raleigh after a short
Jljiess, were conducted Friday
f ternoon at 2 o'clock at Hert-
rd Baptist Church, where he
ys a member and deacon for
,0 years, by the Rev. W. R. Pur-
y the Rev. Fred West of Ra-
sifih and the Rev. E. F. Mose-
.ey of Hertford.
Burial was in Cedarwood
(pemetery.
tvThe choir sang '-Abide With
tjj and "Nearer, Still Nearer."
9, t raiiDearers were .wuion 1 'an.
. ft irimydlet t, Charles Has
kett, " Keith Kaskettf Philip the "Albemarle District. He is a
Clearance
shop now for these
special bargains!
: ; One Group
DRESSES
only $5.00
l at
Woodland
Dress Shoppe
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HERTFORD, N. C.
Broughton, Julian Broughton,
Broughton Dail and Shelton
Moore. - k .
County Flooded
By Heavy Rains
A low-pressure area . which
hovered over Eastern Carolina
Saturday and Sunday, ' brought
an estimated six-inches of rain
fall to this area causing many
sections of the ; county to be
flooded. A number of roads
were so flooded motorists played
it safe by detourlng around
certain sections.
Weathermen reported, .the
heavier f rainfall occurred be
tween 1 P. M. and midnight
Sunday when some three inches
of rain was recorded. The
storm also carried winds reg
istered up to 63 miles per
hour in gusts.
King Street PTA
Presents Play
The King Street Elementary
School PTA presented a two-act
comedy, "Lady Minstrels from
Dixie," on Monday night, Feb
ruary 1. ;
This was the second event
presented by the parents and
teachers this school year. It
was largely attended by par
ents and friends. The receipts
were $92.14. ' This ; amount was
deposited in the PTA treasury,
to be used for school improve
ment. .. . "'
The regular PTA meeting will
be held on February '15, at 8
P. M., in the school's activity
room, with the topic of the
evening being "Science in the
Elementary School." i Mrs; Sharp
and Fred T. Riddick' will be in
charge of the program. 'xIt is
hoped to create an interest in
the science program among the
adults in the community. George
James, Jr., president, will pre
side at the business meeting,
after which tea will be served
in the school cafeteria.
R. L. Spivey Named
Ruritan Director
R. L. "Bob" Spivey was
elected to the board of directors
of Ruritan National at the an
nual convention held in Louis
ville, Kentucky, January . 24-26.
Mr. Spivey has' been outstand
ing in Ruritan Votk throughout
charted member of the Durants
Neck Club, in "which, he , has
served as vice president, presi
dent and two years as treasurer.
Mr. Spivey has also served as
Lieutenant Governor and 1 Dis
trict Governor of the Albe
marle District
Other Ruritans attending the
national convention from Per
quimans County were Melvin
Eure, Carson Stallings, Luke
Butt, Marvin Caddy, Floyd Ben
ton, R. C. Holt and Dick
Brewer.
it . ; ' n. -'' ' .
Large Attendance
At Church School
i Attendance was above the
100 mark for the Chowan-Per-1
quimans . Christian Workers
School, being held this week at
First Methodist Church, Hert
ford,
Eure, called the meeting to or
der . by singing 'XJnward, ' Ever
Onward ,Mrf, Woo4,ve the
uevuuunai, men xronv xsaian
1:18. : The secretary, Mrs. Free
man Umphlett, called the roll
with 22 members present and
one visitor, y;'- ';
" Minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved. : Mrs.
Faffhs,' by Haer;' The Art of
Home Landscaping, bv Eckbo:
HoV-,to Make BUirt-m'FurnilUre'il
How to Build Modern Furniture;
The Way To Better , Chess; The
Bold Cavaliers,1 the story , of
Morgan's Kentucky Raiders, and
the I960 World Almanac and
Book of Facts.
(A new book by Frank Yerby
i-aige unaerwoott gave, a yeryi seyeral westerns and light
informative demonstration 'on' -,m.. m,i u n r,n.
Selecting and Hanging Pictures."
The club was dismissed by re
peating the Club Collect. The
hostess served delicious refresh
ments: " ''"'
'The 'February meeting will be
a coyered dish supper at the
Agricultural Building, .in Hert-'
ford on February 23, at 0:3Q.
Husbands and children are in
vited to attend. ,
tion for this week.
. LIBRARY NEWS ,
An old map ' of North Caro-
The school closed Thur-1 Una. printed in 1755, has been
day night and course cards of
recognition, issued to those who
were able to attend eight hours
of study, will be presented in
each of the local churches on
Sunday. . Ministers . and ' their
members from each of the five
charges and 1 1 churches in this
subdistrict have participated in
the school which offered four
courses ol study: "Music and
Children of the Church"; ''The
Gospel of Luke"; "Your Home j this week. Some of these are?
brought to the Perquimans
County Library by David Cox,
who earlier gave to the library
an old map of the Albemarle
Sound and the rivers that flow
into it. The mao of North Car
olina shows the colony as it was
when the western boundary was
the Mississippi River. Both ma(ps
are displayed in the library. ;
iNon-iiction predominates in
the new books in the library
:WE HAVE
Wpter Pumps
and
Plumbing
Supplies
for those jobs
for the
Home and Farm
Harris Plumbing &
Building Supply Co.
Hertford. M. C
Can Be Christian"; and "Youth
and Worship".
The Board of Directors has
set February 18 at 7:30 o'clock
as the time for , evaluation of
this year's school and for mak
ing plans for next year's school.
The Rev. A. N. Gore, Jr., of
Winfall, has served as Dean, and
ministers and church school su
perintendents make up the
Board of Directors. '
Sunday Services
"The Christian Layman's
Duty" will be the sermon sub
ject of the Rev. James A. Au-
man at First Methodist Church,
Hertford, Sunday morning at 11 (
o'clock. Special music for the
day will be presented by the J
adult choir, and they will sing
"The Light of God Is Falling,"'
the congregational "Hymn of the
Month".
Youth Fellowship Groups will
meet at 6:30 Sunday. Junior.
Highs begin a new theme, "Jesus ,'
Says" and the Senior Group be- '
gins a unit "Love Thy Neigh
bor". .'
At 7:30 Sunday night, there
will be a call meeting of the Of
ficial Board, in preparation for
the forthcoming Quarterly Con
ference. Charles Harrell, chair-.
man, will preside at this meet-i
CLUB MEETS
My Adventures As' An IHustra-
tor, by Nortnan Rockwell, fa
mous for , his covers on The
Saturday Evening Post; The
Gesell Institute . Party . Book, a
handbook of parties for age
three to fifteen; Arthritis, Medi
cal Treatment and Home Carei
a book for family use; The Bi,
ble in the Making, by MacGregy
r; Days and Customs of all
The snow Hill-White Hat
Home Demonstration Club met
Tuesday, January 19, at the
home of Mrs. Elmert Wood.
The president, Mrs. Melvin
new
n
in
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1959 CHEVROLET Belair 4-door
1958 PLYMOUTH 4-door Savoy
1957 FORD Fairlane 500 Victoria
1957 FORD Fairlane 500 4-door
1956 FORD Fairlane 4-door
1956 PLYMOUTH 4-door
1955 CHEVROLET 2-door
1955 FORD 2-door
1955 FORD Fairlane
1953 MERCURY Hardtop
1953 CHEVROLET 4-door
1953 BUICK 4-door
1952 FORD 4-door
1952 BUICK 2-door
1951 PLYMOUTH 2-door
1 1958 FORD F600 172-in. WB
, v 1953 DODGE Pickup
, 1956 FORD F100 Pickup
;:::?Lo;7-Borj) otg go.
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'T2 3531 , - HERTFORD
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1959 PLYMOUTH Savoy 4-door
8 cylinder; radio and heater. Very clean! -
1959 FORD 4-door Custom 300
Radio, heater, power brakes; Fordomatic. -
1956 PLYMOUTH 9-Pass. Suburban
Overdrive; radio and heater. Low mileage; clean!
1956 PLYMOUTH Belvedere Club Sedan
8 cylinder; radio, heater, overdrive.
1956 PLYMOUTH Savoy 4-door
8 cylinder; heater. Good transportation.
1956 DESOTO Sierra 2-door Hardtop
8 cylinder, straight transmission; radio, healer.
1956 FORD Fairlane 2-door
8 cylinder; radio, heater, ww tires.
1955 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 2-door
6 cylinder; Powerflite. , Radio and heater.
1955 CHEVROLET Belaire 4-door
8 cylinder; Powerglide. Radio and heater. ,
1955 CHEVROLET Belaire 2-door
8 cylinder; Powerglide. Radio and heater.
1955 FORD 2-door (straight trans.);
Radio, healer; ready to go! ;
1954 FORI) Custom Line 2-door
8 cylinder; radio, heater. Good rretuportaiion.
1954 PLYMOUTH Club Sedan , J
Radio, hMter. Clean!
1953 CHEVROLET 210 4-door
Radio and heater; power steering. ,
1951 FORD Custom Line 4-door
Radio and heater; ww tires. ,: Very clean!
"WE BUY USED CARS AND WRECKS"
Towe -Webb Motor CpV
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Winfall News
; Mr. and Mref i. (i ilollovveil
are able to bfr out -after, being
cinlr' uih fill ' ' ' . '
::: Archie Millerf son of K, WJ
Miller, is sicH.with flu.
Archie Chappeil, Charlie Wild
er and C. E. Lane are able to
be out after having the flu.
Mrs. D. R. Trueblood and the
D..L. Barber family have been
in with the flu.
; 'Miss Gloria Miller is on the
sick list. . .'
; E. R. Whedbee, Jr., has been
very sick for several days.
' Mrs. E. J. Roberson and sons
of Norfolk are visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hollowe1!!,
Sr., visited Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Mathews at Elizabeth City, Rt
1, Sunday. .
Week-end Guests , (,
' Mr. :and Mrs. Charles Whitley,
who have., moved from Chapel
Hill to Winston-Salem, where
Mr. Whitley has accepted a po
sition, were weekend .guests of
Mrs, Whitley's mother, Mrs. S.
M. f Long.
port " the Perquimans' candidate
by notifying 4-H friends in oth
et 'counties of her qualifications.
The meeting was then turned
over to the agents. "
;..-t ... . i .1 HI
- - Nothing , .
)-lX'CLC mVv3 i. v
j'ow Does i Your Personality
Rate?': was the subject of 4-m
joint, programs in Perquimans
County during January. A pan
el at the high school discussed
personality, : dating procedures,
and other problems' of teenage: ' Sonny Daddy, do you think
boys and girls. The panel dis-jjob ever had stone bruises on
cussion was moderated by Rich
ard Bryant, assistant agricultur
al agent Willie Williams, Clyde
Lane,' Mary Lou Jordan and!
Linda Bass were the club mem
bers, who : participated in the
discussion, giving their views on)
the questions asked. The eighth
grade panel members were Tonu
mie Harrell, Gene Nixon, Judy
Reed and, Nancy Batehian. V,
A film strip, "Am I Trustwor
thy," was shown at the Junior
4-H Clubs; A discussion led by
the 'Extension, agents followed
the film. ' . ,
The eighth grade 4-H Club
met . on Monday, January 25.
The president, Gene Nixon, call
ed the meeting to order. The
club repeated,, the 4-H pledge
and the pledge of allegiance to
the flag. Patricia Rountree had
the devotional. : The ; minutes
were read and approved.
It was announced that an
electric workshop will be held
on February 11 at the Agricul
tural Building. The barbecue
ohicken supper sponsored by 4-H"
will be on March 4 at the Win
fall ' school. ' Beth Hurdle re
ported that Carroll McDonnell
was nominated for District Vico
President at the County Coun-
cil. She urged members to sup-
his heelii . v- ' -.
Daddy -ilo, son. - I don't sup-
pose ha, did.' . - -. -'
Sonny-Gee, Daddy, 'he didn't s y
know . aiyjhing about' suffering, v
did he?;' -
. O'oedienso. is the mother of -success,
and is wedded to safety. :
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HARRELL'S YE OLE VIRGINNY I'V" '
SAUSAGE MEAT 4 , ibs. ; $ W :
FRESH EGGS 3 en $tM)
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Mrs. Pickford's Canned 3 cans Skinless lit,
OLEO 2 lbs. 29c BISCUITS . . . 25c WEINERS . . . 37c
No Peeling No Waste
Just , Good Taste . . .
Minute
MASHED
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2 for 49c
SUNSHINE
KRISPY
CRACKERS i"
Mb. box 29c
TABLE
NAPKINS
2 boxes 25c
GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS
lbs.
2
Cates Whole
Sweet Pickles, jar . . . 31c
Today ....
Green Lima Beans, can ; 22c
Eberwine
Gollard Greens 2 cans 27c
; Household
. Items
Royal Drerie"'v ' bottle
Shampod ; , .". ;30c
Pamolive iC . can
Rapid haye. 79c
Williams tather"' tuba ;
Shave iCrcsie , .,37c
Rubbbg bot
Alcohol . . ; . 17c
Wildroot ;v ' : ' bottle
Creme 0:I , . . ' . 5c
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