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Hertford, Perquimans County, J6rth Carolina, Friday, December 2, 1960.
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, , ALLAN W.MILLS .
- Perquimans f County Chamber
of Commerce 'manager, Allan W.
Jklills, arrived, here last "Monday
Jn assume the duties ot. ditect-,
ing.the operations of the Cham
t n;r, CUt-jif annokwecs
oficefor the Chamber wilibe
opened in. the Municipal Build
. big next piyeek."' -a , ;, a-
Tins Week's !
Headlines
t ,; Russia ha ' calle4 uport .. the
' United Nations to terminate its
program in the Congo after hav
ing announced it will not parti
cipate in financing the UN troops
"stationed ' there ' to .maintain
peace. Western" power are
picking up the tab for the UN
expanses for this year but it is
i estimated 68 millions of dollars
will be needed to keep UN forces
in. the Congo during 1961. . With
the fommunist, nations; rettising
, to j share this lexpense, there
! soma doubt as to future UN ac
tion. ,y is ".s
'COVi efforts to upset the No
vember 8 election of Jiihn F,
; Kennedjf i as n President is wgiven
no chanre o success. vKennedy
has 300 electoral votes arid even
With possible loss of - Illinois,
where a recount is under way, he
wit have more vthan enough
. votes to be, declared' the winner'
by the Electoral College.
President-elect Kennedy is ex
pected tp start ' naming 'chief
, sides and members of his cab
inet : early : this ( month, after
which these rhen will begia con-
ferences .with the present ad- i This course will be designed
ministration aimed at the change ,for ypung boys who are begin
over in government oh ' January niftg to hunt. ' They will learn
f"). From all reports, Governor how to hunt safely. Every year
er KoageS is a sttfebet; toifciore and more Tiuhters enter ,the
r iiiea as secretary or om
ee in the . new cabinet, ; ' '
. i ""oral ''appeals-' -court' this
ef'the prisoh'-ifehtencester. af etyi'hi .'some ? stated
t to some 20 delegates , nerson must - Bass- this course be-
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'by, law .enforce-
as . tney , attended
co'nventton,'oi under''
-tors' in. "ew -Yoi'k.'Jis v strictly ' .voluntary.' i The. in
l:i,s court ruled the gov- atructors for the course, which
l ad no grounds for the will., be . sponsored by the Per
t the men d?' ? 'e pos- jquimans County v Wildlife Club,
:ch haJ v . .. voriiL-:e I p lloraceCahoon, Poger Bill and
!. . -,: f I. tchaid Bryant.' ... Interest in this
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' Perquimans County Chamber
of Commerce became operational
tbia week , when Allan -W, Mills,
newly appointed manager, arriVT
ed in Hertford ; to assume- his
duties of directing the . organic presented by the Peoples Bank,
zation. ' i George , Bellmon, ASC of fice
Charles ' M: HarreU, president manager and " president of trie
of the Chamber, stated offices Agricultural Workers Council,,
will be' opened, " probably next wU1 act ai master of ceremonies.
Monday; ui the Municipal BuilcV, There will be singing from, the
ing on Grubb : Street. The 'Anderson Methodist Church choir
Town of Hertford is cooperating I aid the Friends choir. Mrs. Fan
with the organization and has. nie' Hurdle and Joel HoUowell,
agreed to provide facilities for
the ' Chamber for 1 at least the
first year. , ., ;
? Mr." Mills, a retired Lieuten
ant 'Commander in the U.' S.
Navy, arrived . Monday and. im
mediately ' began getting ac
quainted' With the members of
the Chamber of Commerce and)
other business and civic" people
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. A,.' permanent , organizational
meeting 'of the Chamber w.
hgcalle' ify about two weeks,
according . tox Mr. Harrell, "art
which time committees will be
named to carry out the program
of work which has been adopted
for the organization. Mr. Mills
said he hopes each and' every
mtnr.Ser will make plans to at
tend this very important meet
ing. ., -
Meanwhile, Mr. Mills and offi
cers of the Chamber of Com
merce have been in several
meetings' discussing the program
of work, as. well as 'proceeding
with' an industrial development
SHrvey ,the Chamber. of Com
merce is compiling tor the N. C.
Department of Conservation and
Development. The officers are
expected to travel to Raleigh
sometime this week to confer
with officials of thct depart
ment ta gather additional in
formation aimed at Joeal Indus,
trial development. ' '
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The officers for the Chamber
of Commerce,.,, are Charles M.
HarreU,. president; Claude Br inn,
vice president; Erie Haste, Jr.,
treasurer; and directors are War
ner, -Madre; R, L. Hollow.ell, El
wood , Nowell,, Floyd Mathews,
Carsoa Spivey and Capt. N. S.
Fulford. , , ; .,
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Classes Start Sat.
For Young Hunters '
' The' first class of the Hunter
Safety Course will be rield Sat
urday afternoon at 2 o'clock in
the Agricultural Building in
Hertford
fields, dnd woodland, to find, rec
reation in .hunting. j- With more
hunters' In1 th Xi-Hnbre'; em
'bhasis need--' to be placed on hitn-
for they are issued hunting
license. ' 1
- 1 Participation' in this program
program 4tas been hinh and en
rollmrnt will be high. At
pre; . fit timeonly t vc
y will be
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What wih bo the, results ot the
Community , Development , Pro-
gTamf ' The awards night for the
Perquimans County Community
Development . : Program 1 will be
on (December 8 at 8 P. M. at the
high ; school auditorium. The i
Peoples Bank & Trust Company
is "sponsoring', the program and
has provided , $750 for prize
money for the programs in Per
quimans County. :
,At the . awards . program the
prize money will be presented to
tne six communities, Belvidere,
f."j'eecn ; springs aetnei, xsew
OJL I Hope, , Whitcston and Winfall.
I These communities 'organized
last March -and carried on the
community development pro
gram during , the year, i They
were judged on November 16 on
the amount of progress that has
been made in the community in
the areas : of increased income,
youth, home . improvements and
conveniences and community
projects. . . ' --.
At the awards night the deci
sion of the judges will be an-
nounced and
the prize money
Jr., will evaluate the program.
Door prizes, will be given and
an attendance prize offered to
the community with the greatest
number preseiX ,' , . ,
- Refreshments will -be served
in the lunch room folic wing" the
awards program.,. Everyone in
Perquimans County is invited to
ittend this.awards night on De,
icemDer o.
Coy Sccuts !fc!d
Cemping Trip And
First Aid Class
Troop 155 f held a week-end
camping trip November 26 and
27 on. the Robert Elliott farm
south of Hertford. The Scouts
met at 8 o'clock Saturday morn
ing at the -Scout hut with Scout
master Marvin Simpson and As
sistant Scoutmaster ' Quentin
Krause" and hiked to the camp
site. ' ' '
Upon arriving . at , the, camp
site, all Scouts participated in
cleaning , and clearing the area.
Tents were - pitched and Scout
tivi les started. The boys, un.
aer lne Pv .
leaders, performed such duties as
cooKing,. vracRing, compass nau"i
ing, fire safety,
and wild life.
field
sanitation
Saturday evening , the.camp
site was visited, by several par
ents of the Scouts and some of
the CoUiicil members,4 fv" s '
Ou Sunday morning Sunday
School was held by Mr. Krause,
after which camp, was broken
and the Scouts hiked back to the
Scout hut . in Hertford, where
they were dismissed, .1 1
i On November 29 at the regu
lar .' meeting of the Hertford
Troop 155 a first aid program
was presented. Subjects cover
ed were:: Care of snake and dog
bites, artificial respiration, treat
ment of shock, cuts and broken
bones.
: Joe Haskett, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Haskett,. was promoted
to Second . Class Scout , , La vern
Jordan,; son . of Mr. and .'Mrs.
Clement Jordan, was ' appointed
to .Junior Assistant Scoutmaster,-
Demonstration On t 1
Cocldr Scheduled.1
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"Christmas Cooktry"' Will be'
the' topic of a special Interest
meeting of the Home Demonstra
tion" tubs. Miss Helen Marsh
bilrn, home economist, will give
the demonstration on December
7 at 3:30 P, M. . in the Perquim-
thejans High School home economics
'department
J I"i,s Karshbvn will demon-
S, ? ? rhs f"r "-'"Jay cooking
I ' i s ( i CJ ..istmas
TopiclfiPrqiirdi
At Rotary tiling
School Superintendent J, ' T.
Biggors was guest speaker at this
week's meeting of? the Hertford
Rotary Club, held Tuesday night
at the Elliott Cafe.
Mr. Biggers, pointing out. some
of the projects on the agenda of
a school administrator, said, -comparison
is made between achieve
ments of yesterday and today in
"preparation for beter schools of
tomorrow. ' .
He reported school, population
is on the increase in North Caro
lina, thus cited a need for addi
tional teachers. , .".
Pointing with - pride r to? the
teacher. "Staff in Perquimans
County, he told the Rotarians
most teachers have Hgher ceiti
ficateVatings than ' required by
state standards. - He also stated
the extended term v of employ
ment, voted by the last Legisla
ture, has been a benefit both of
the employment . system ' and
teacher preparation for -class-loom
work. : . i
Mr. Biggers also pcintett out
how th National Defense Edu-r-atinn
Art 'is hpihff n.serl in hical
L nhnnlt ,1PP-hv MMri ' fim.ls
combined with local money, is
uacd to better equipment Schools
or advancement in the teaching
of math,-scienc and foreign
I languages ' i -r'j-
During the business meeting
of the club, it was voted so hold
the -club's ladies' nieht toartv on
December 13 at the Shrine Club
in Elizabeth City. Guest of the
club Tuesday night jwaa Allan
W, Mills manager of the, Chan
ber 'of- Commerce. '"'
Phillips Funeral
Conducted Sunday
' Johnnie Josiah Phillips, 59,
died Friday morning at 9:30 in
the Chowan Hospital following
an ; illness of a day. A native
and ' lifelong resident of Per
quitnans County, he lived on
Route 1. He was the son of the
late 'John Thomas Phillips and
Mrs. Nora Fleetwood and hus
band o( Mrs. Elaine Holleman
Phillips, a member of the Beth
el Baptist Church and la former
president of the Bethel Ruritan
c,ub
A ; retired V farmer, he!
, 1 j a ;u:- .
I owned
camp at Phillips' Landing at the
mm upciaieu a iimuii
time ' of his death.
Surviving .- besides 1 his wife
are one ' -daughter, Mrs. Pattie
Nora BennetK of .... Gainesville,
Georgia; two sons, Staff Sgt.
John Charles '. Phillips of Mo
Guire Air Force Base,. N. J., and
Phillips H. Phillips of Route 1;
two eisters, Mrs. Jessie Curtis
iand Mrs- Ernest Goodwin, both
of Hertford Route 1; two broth
ers, Cary Phillips Of Cary, N. C,
and Tnnis' Phillips" of Route 1,
Hertford, and four grandchildren.
The body was taken from the
Swindell Funeral . Home to the
family cemetery near the home
for graveside services Sunday
afternoon at v 2 o'clock. The
Rev, E. G. Willis, former pastor
of the Bethel Baptist Church, of
ficiated. Members of the Bethel Baptist
Church choir, sang "When They
Ring Those 1 Golden Belts" and
"Sweet By and By.' - The cas
ket1 pall -was made of'.red roses, -white
mums and fern.. i. ;
r fl- Pallbearers' were Thomas Htuv!
his, John Broughton'! Jr.J Traf
tofi Phillips, . Robert Farless, Q,
C.'Long and -Blake Weston.
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Town Installing
Holiday Lights
Street decorations for the holi
day season were- being installed
here this week by town em-;
ployees, and Mayor V. N. Par
den stated the lights will be
turned-on just as soon as in
stallation is completed. , The
d:? s are feeing placed
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Ruritan National
To Hold District
Convention Today
Glee Club Concert
Scheduled Dec. 11th
The' Perquimans High School
Glee - Cliib, under the direction
of Miss.; .Caroline Wright, will
present' a Christmas concert' on
Sunday afternoon, December 11,
at 4 o'clock in the Hertford
Baptist hurch.
Planned for the enjoyment of
the people of Perauimans Coun
ty, the concert will feature sev
eral selections from " . Handel's
Messiah, as well as carols from
many countries.,
In Meeti
The November meeting of the
King Wreet Elementary bcnopi
! PTA was held Monday night,
November 21, in the school li
brary. - The 'president, Mrs.
Paisy Perkins,, presided. Open
ihg song' v'lesdf'iAssurance,
followed by the , Lord's Prayer.
After the secretary read the pre
vious minutes they were proper
ly approved, , Profit cleared from
the Halloween carnival was then
announced.. , . , .
The-Rev. Mr. Andrews gave a
report of the recent meeting of
parents and teachers held in
Harrellsville. His report was
very, interesting and most in-
formative.
A project for the year was
discussed. It was decided that
the PTA would take care of the
expense of taking sick pupils
home. Membership fees, were
then collected. After benedic
tion, the meeting was -adjourned.
, The group then anoyed to the
auditorium for the Thanksgiving
program. Devotion was con-
ducted by John Thatch, the an-
. . . , . .
.nouncer.
' An interesting playlet entitled
"The First Thanksgiving" was
presented ' by members of the
student body. Mrs. H. Riddick
and Mrs. E. S. Perry were co
sponsors of the program.
During- intermission Mr. An
drews sang "Biess This House."
At the close of the program
a turkey raffle was held. Lin
wood Welch was the lucky win
ner of the turkey.
Merchants Set Up
New Store Hours .
' Hertford : merchants, in coop
eration with the ; Perquimans
County Chamber of Commerce,
are working ' out a schedule of
store hours ' for the holiday
shopping season now coming up,
it was announced today by -Allan
W. Mills, manager: ot,. the Cham
ber of Commerce.. ; ', -y?s
Most stores will be open all
day . Wednesdays during J5ecem
ber and will remain open, nights
until 9 P, M.egiiwug Dpdem-'
ber 19 ' and continuing , through
Saturday December i 24; 'lyh.y..
King Street PTA
its Monday
Present.;.-, plans v caU for,;, the!calvifltHudsort twd, Mrs. jBilly
Decembeij i6j Enabling storey em- i
piuyeeS) 10 nave a , iwo-aay
ChristrtflS 'holiday; iljr ii);U;2 ft
HEHTFORdIpTA TP MEET
THURSDAY, DECEMBER tth -
The PTA of' Hertford Gram
mar School will hold its i)e
cember meeting Thursday night
of next week at the school. The
seventh J grade 'will present "'a
Christmas program; , this . will be
followed, by a oiiee JioiflVj AU
membvl $' fHl-V&i ! to ,0; iMTMnvlOi A, ; ,PM , & : A. ;,M will ' meet
Vtilton Stokes
The Albemarle District of j
Ruritan National will hold a
District Convention at the Hert-i
ford Grammar School Friday,
December. 2. ,The afternoon ses-
ision will' start at 2:30 o'clock!
with the 15 clubs of the dis-l
trict making reports of their ao-;
tivity during the past year. Oth-
er reports will be from the Lt- Tuesday's session of Perquimans purpose pf . cpncludipg , all old
Governors, Treasurer, and Dis-' Recorder's Court. busipess before the hoard. As
trict Governor. The report fromj p,.aver for judgment was con-!usual the incoming Board will
the Nominating Committee an4jtnuej in tJf. case in which'be -.expected ... to - hojd, its first
the election of a new District! Johnnie whitehurst, Jr., Negro', meeting, during the-'afternoon
Governor .will end the afternoon was cha d ,with non.support. session. . .
session at 4 o clock. , ,, A . , ... -
A school for the new club of
ficers will start at 4:00 P. M
with Ernest Slack, national di
rector of Pinetown and S. L.
T . .1 :j ,
school,
" 'clcr'UM
of Ruritan National Fulton
Stokes, will be held from 4:30
unti 6:00 P, M., at the Teenage
Center. The "evening banquet
will, be held at 6:30 o'clock in
the .cafeteria of the Hertford.
Grammar School. .Highlights-, of
thtf'Wenirig will- -be- the presen
tat ion of awards for the club
with the mxjSt outstanding com
munity service report and the
club with the best attendance
from Ruritan National by Ful
Wit
ton Stokes, national president,
R. L. Spivey, national direc
tor, will present the incoming
district governor during the
evening session. : "
' Clubs in the Albemarle ' Dis
trict are: Wanchese, Poplar
Branch, Sha wboro, M o y o c k,
South Mills, Camden, Pasquotank,
Newland - Providence, Durants
Neck, Parkville, Bethel, Chowan,
Gates, Gatesville, Hobbsville,
Sunbury and : the newest club
of the district, Currituck.
The three Ruritan tflubs . of
Perquimans bounty will be hosts
for this convention, with J. T.
Biggers as chairman on arrange
ments. '' " .; ';(.;.: '
Rites Held Monday
ForZ.A.Cartvvright
Zeadrick Addison Cartwright,
76. died Saturday night at 7:45
o'clock in the Albemarle Hospi
tal after a six weeks illness.
He was the son of the ,: la te
Davis 1 and Frances Chappell
Cartwright, a native of Perquim
ans County, and a member of
the Men's Bible Class of Bcrca
Baptist Church.
Surviving is one brother, War
ren Cartwright, of Route 2, Eliz
abeth City.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Mondav afternoon at 2:30
o'clock'- at Berea Baptist Church
by" the Rev. Timothy Bailey, pas
tor; assisted by Dr. R. W. Kick-
lighter, pastor ,pf, Bla'ckwell.M?-
morial BaptiSt Church.
."Face Tp Face" and . 'No
Night There' were'iiun'by Mrs.
"j The ;casket pall was made of
yellow mums and Easter lilies.
Pallbearers were Odel .Cart
wright, .Davis Cartwright, Wil
liam 'Cartwright, Wallace Cart
wright, Norman Layden and El
ton Layden. '
Burial. . ,was in West Lawn
Cemetery.. ,
' ' MASONS TO MEET
Perquimans . Masonic.Lpdge No.
iTucrday nisht at 9 p'clocK,
, "l Ku n-V i charges of speeding and were
of Elizabeth City, conducting hejfined indicated: DaUas Bunch
Santa's Visit Is
Set For Dec, 17th
Jaycees
ford will
and firemen of Hert-
sponsor
their annual
tnciT nf vnnio flatiat fr Kali
December 17, it was reported by
Broughton Dail of the Jaycees
The theater oartv will oDen
the event at 10 A. M. with an corder's Judge; P. F, Reed, Jr
hour long show of cartoons at County Treasurer. . ,
State Theater to be followed with The Board of County Commisi
the visit of Santa Claus, who sioners will have thise new.;
wit! arrive in Hertford at about, members, W. W. Bundy, Thomas'
2 P. M. j Nixon and Savage Jolliff,' along
All the kiddies of Perquimans ; with two incumbents, R. L. Spi
County are invited to join in' this j vey and Harry W. Winslow. .
holiday event sponsored by. the , ' Archie T. Lane, Sr;, will
Jaycees and firemen, and pres- j sworn in as County, Represents-
ents will be given out on the tive and J. Errimett Winslow ar
arrival of St. Nick.
Varied Docket In
A varied docket" consisting 0f
rases wa8 disoosed of durins
pay tha costs of court and the
sum of $10 per week for the use
of his two children.
Six defendants submitted to
) Williu Hnhhe Ot ttnn'nio
'Jordan. Negro, $35. Matthew;
Blanchard, Negro, costs, Johnnie
Whitehurst, Jr.. Negro, costs, JasT
per Dornath $30.
Costs of court were taxed
I against Lonnie Jefferys, who
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without a -chauffer's" license.
Clarence Andrews paid the
court costs on a charge of fol
lowing too closely.
Gaorge Butler was given a 30-
I w
a charge of being
drunk.
Gladys Webb and Tlla Wilson,
I Negroes, were taxed With the
court costs after pleading guilty
to a charge of affray.
Willie Webb, Negro, submitted
to a charge of being drunk and
paid a fine of $2 and costs.
Mrs. A. R. Stallings
Died Wednesday
Mrs. Sallie Dail Stallings, 72.
di:d, . Wednesday, morning at
11:50 in DePaul Hospital in Nor
tolk following an illness of two
months. A native and lifelong
resident of Perquimans County,
she lived in Hertford. Daugh
ter of the late Fletcher and Mrs.
Lydia Ann Mansfield Dail and
wife of Archie R. Stallings, she
was formerly employed by Don
Juan Manufacturing Co., and the
local school lunch rooms. She
was ; a member of the Great
Hope Baptist Church,
Besides her husband, surviving
are two daughters, Mrs. Madge
Rogerson of Rt. 1, Hertford, and
Mrs. Peannie Thompson of Nor
folk; one son, Archie Willard
Stallings of Hertford; one sis
ter, Mrs. Lenora Spivey of Eden
ton; two brothers, Miles E. Dail
and Matthew Dail, both of Hert
ford; two grandchildren.
Funeral services will be con
ducted Friday afternoon ; at 3
o'clock at the Swindell Funeral
Chapel by the Rev. Henry Na
pier, pastor of Great Hope Bap
tist Church., Burial will be in
Cedarwood Cemetery. " f,
DIST. SWT. TO VISIT j
BAGLEY SWAMP CHURCH ;
The Rev. W. E. Page, district
superintendent : of the Pilgrim
Church, will be guest speaker at
the Bagley Swamp Church in its
regular 11 o'clock Sunday morn
ing service. Mr. .Page is Making
his annual visit to the church. .
CLUB TO MEET
The Perquimans County Wild
life Club will meet Monday
night, December 5, at 7:30 P, M.
in the Agricultural Building in
Hertford, Any and all interest
ed sportsmen are InvlteqV tq at
At Term Tuesday
Perquimans County officials", .
elected to office by the1 voters in
the General Election on Novem
ber 8, will be swprn in and as-
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duties ' here next
Re-elected to new terms were '
Julian C. Powell, Register of
X)eeds; Chas. E. .Johnson, Ke-
Srrate' Senator' for the First Dis
trict. ' . -J'..-
Members of the Board of Edu
cation, who. will be appointed by
the next Legislature, "will be
Mrs. Mary R.i Brinn, i .George .
! Caddy, Clarence . C. , Chappell
iSr.,-Dl'. H. Euro and; Howard
' Matthews ' . '
j , Th(. current Board of Com
missioners!. will hold, its final
'meeting 'Monday--, morning be-
'Binning, at
iu o ciock lor xne
County HP Clubs
To Hold Christmas
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"Christmas Ideas" galore!
The Perquimans County Home
Demonstration Clubs will iidve a ,
Christmas, open house on De
eember 7, fwm 7:
30 to 9:30.f. M.
at the Agricultural Building in .
Hertford.
All of" the Home Demonstra
tion Clubs" in the pounty will dis
play .ldeas for Christmas decora
tions. Individual exhibits isfrill
also be displayed. ,
The arts ; and crafts leaders
from the . clubs - make up the
county committee for the open
house. Mrs.- E. J. Proctor, Sr., is -
county arts and .crafts leader.
The Belvidere Club., will, feature-"
table decorations;. Winfall, "Ideas
With. Cookies"; Helen Gaither,
mantel decorations; Bethel,, pi
ano decorations; Burgess, "Christ
mas Packages"; Durants Neck,
small table decorations; Whitas-
ton, "Set a , Christmas Table";
Chapanoke, decorations suitable
for a church; Snow Hill-White
Hat, door door decorations, and
Beech Springs, Christmas trees.
Anyone who' has a decoration
they would like to share with
others is urged to display it at
the open house. -
According to Ha Grey Mcll-
wean, county home economics ,
agent, the exhibit will be open
to the public on the afternoon
of December 7 and the open
house , will be .in the evehing.
Everyone is invited ' to "drop .
by" and sea the display.
Junior Class To
Present Contest
The Junior Class of Perquim
ans High School have selected
their theme ; "Perquimans, Land
of Beautiful Women" for their
annual beauty contest which will
be held December 6 in the school
auditorium at 7:30.
A special feature of the n'ieht
will .be Ann -Herring; "Misss,
North,' Carolina" of 1060-61.
Miss -Herring will act- as mis--
u caa vx wciciiKjiiica aiiu. aiau
perform during intermissidn.
After het performance there
Will ,be door prizes .given- away, ,
which have been" donated by the
various merchants. ;
Those participating,,, for - the .
Miss P.C.H.S. title are: Silsan'
Nixon," Nancy Bateman. Dirna ,
McDonell, "" Janice Ray,. Stanton,
Betsy Barbeel Verna Ann perfv
Sandra '; Hudson x'Tete" - Cook,
Brenda Kay Smith, Linda Bass,
Mary Phthisic, " Carroll Mcttoit
nea' :X-!a. . '
Hertford's Rotary,
meet Tues'iv.
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Open House Dec