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B LINDA BASS and KATKRYN BONNER
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v The Junior and Senior Classes
a( Fcrquimans High School have
thof n their flower and colors
f.,r t.e" year. "
v The. Senior Class for the first
time1 in five years has chosen a
Ilower other than the carnation.
- The 'Avhole class showed -much
interest in the selection of the
, flower andi -tried, to choose. jne
' which' would he 1 pretty and; at
the Same time'1 w6uld hold up
4 "well.! After much discussion,
the final decision was the orchid
' chrysanthemum. The "y colors
. chosen to ' go with the flower
, wereorchid and white, 'H ? J
IV fe necessary that the f)over
' .and Colors be chosen at this time
as thy will be, used in the deco
ratoins at graduation, and will
lso be a part' of the decorations
at the Junior-Senior Prom along
! Wwith cjthe Junior flower and col
: ors. The Junior Class has chos
i en the peppermint carnation;. as
its' flower and red and white as
i its colors." w
While the biology lab isn't ex
ftctly,4 home economics fclass,
Coach Perry has had his pupils
preparing frogs' legs for his sup
per for the last few days. The
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Cash & Gut?
Cement Pipe
6-in. Joint. 125
8-in. Joint... $. 3.$0
10-in; Joint!, $j:00
t2-iniJoiml$lKk)
linij Joint. $7.00
18-in; Joint. ..$10.00
24-inj Joint..
i See usfor your needs,
' for all types pf building
' 'materials.' 'c.-''f':''f'?ri ',
Ti Harris Plumbing &
Building: SuppI6o.
students ar using their new
laboratory equipment for the dis
secting of frogs and expect to
conduct further experiments as
time goes on.. .
The Seniors have .. been re
minded that this is 'the last full
week in which they have to or
der1 their commencement invita
tions. Witk March, 27 bein the
lasv,day, in rhicli tcj prder
Wood win ,bf taking; ail ordVs.
Faye Wood, Senior Class
Treasurer, , reported Monday at
the weekly class meeting that
the' Senior play, netted a , profit
of $144.21 .after all expenses
were-paid,1 'jWe are very proud
of this 'record by the 1961 class
for last year's Seniors made a
profit of $144.25, only four cents
more than this year. The money
made by the class will be used
to help with commencement ex
penses, which are not too far in
the future. . v
Again may we thank Mrs.
Elizabeth . Skipsey, director, . for
without her efforts it would
have been impossible.
For the next three months the
students 1 who have included in
their year's studies shorthand
and Typing II will be using the
dictaphone. The machine . is
rented through the school ;for! tHe.1
purpose of increasing' . the stu
dent's knowledge in, the commerr
cial field. - : j !;,
Also, this week shorthand stu
dents were required to take ' a
letter, in shorthand dictation and
transcribe. . , .their notes on the
typewriter to be mailed home to
their parents in letter form. En-Closed-
in the letter will be the
shorthand notes ' actually ' taken
and the transcription, which will
act as report to the parents on
the progress being made in com
mercial studies. ' " '
. 'REMEMBER WHEN ... Re
member wheA . students1 strolled
ihe halls, arm-in-arm, during re
cess and lunch period? Now
students are required to be in
their rooms studying, in the auditorium-or
out of the building,
bujf definitely not strolling the
halls! . .r ,
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Music Workshop
MEMORIAL FROM TURKEY
A memorial 'white marble
iombstone has been erected in
Cedarwood Cemetery.. 'Sons of
Mrs. Tnlivem ArideKson ' shiooed
' t ,T: i the Rtnne fiYim -nirKev Y,u Mr;
PHONE 5401 Jv...; 1 1 Anderson And Mr. and Mrs Sam
:;? 4Iertfordi N. if! r-Hbtmwu2lS'-as ?1nemorial to
t uieir mouier, -.' ' , ; .
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Miss Ethel Theresa Sutton 1 the daughter of Mr. and Mrs . '
Robert E. Sutton of Hertford, who announce her engaqemant
to Cpl. William Wray Chappell, USMC, Twentynlne Palm.
California, son of Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Chappell of Hertford. .
The wedding will take place April 16 at Berea Church of
Christ at 4:00 P. M. Friends and relatives are invited.
partment in Raleigh,
Mrs. Fred " Matthews of Route
1, Hertford, . the State Music
Chairman, traveled to Washing
ton County and Gates County to
lead music workshops for the
two districts. Mrs. Matthews led
the planning and assisted' Miss
Pritchard in conducting ' the
workshops. - Perquimans music
leaders, Mrs. Jack Benton, Route
3, .Hertford, Mrs. Melvin ,Eure,
Route 3, Hertford, ' Mrs. : Elmer
Banks, Durants ' Neck and the
home agent, Ila Grey Mcllwean,
attended the meeting in Gates
County at Sunbury. ' I
The leaders came home with a
greater appreciation .of music.
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"Music appreciation is under
standing and enjoying music".
Music is in two categories mu
sic in workshop :and music in
recreation. ' The two types
should not compete with each
other. There is a time and place
for all types. of music" ( i
These were comments started
by Miss Bobbie Pritchard at the
25th District :;Home Demonstra
tion. Music Workshop in Gates
County. Miss Pritchard5 is
member of the N.' d Music D9
" MILLER i2ND tDAIL
GENERAL SHOPWORK
Located across the street from
Harris Building & Supply Company
SEE US FOR
Welding of all types
Log Trailers and Carls
Farm Machinery Repairs
Drain Plows
Phone 5266
Hertford
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tl'riTiSKS PRS'.M FERTiU2Eu3 are ths -r
;s "J" c;:r;?r7; 1v'.ztn thct for 53 Jf"' I - M'..
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to North Carolina . .
;a glass of beer
mieans many things
To our state economy a class of beer means
i v nuvo than 8 Million Dollar in State Tanes and
4. - sevml million more inages, property , ,
jn investments and the products and services of ":
'other industries. 1 hose progressiva uounties ana
Municipalities.wherein the "legal sale" of ale
and beet is permitted benefit most.
And-to all Tar Heels a glass of beer means
a better economy . . . better living.. . . and tht '
symbol of a lighter, brighter refreshment
to be enjoyed by law-abiding citizens.
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North Carolina! Divisioa .. . . '
UNITED STATES BREWERS TOUNDATIOK, INC. - . ' '
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According to the . home agent,' the
objective of the Home Demon-,
stration music program is to en
courage music appreciation
through a music education pro
gram with adults and youth. .
'Mrs. Matthews encouraged the
leaders to attend the State Mu
sic Workshop at Brevard College
Tune 12-15. 4-H boys and girls
and adults have-received great ,
benefits from the school. .Ap
plications : for scholarships are
available at ' the home agent's
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LIBRARY NEWS j
Most of the new books receiv
ed in the Perquimans County
Library in the past , two weeks
are non-fiction and cover a wide
range of subjects. Two are very
beautiful memorial books. Great
Paintings from the. Metropolitan
Museum of Art is in memory of
Mrs. Ellen Winslow MeCallum,
and Flowers, in Color, is in mem
ory of Joseph Carroll Blanchard
Other . non-fiction titles' ara:
Translating the Bible, by Grant:
! Tavlor Thnstrp !
Antique,-,; itptj .jColfeeilng; ' ' 1 iiid.ie usual several new niys-L
Frith.' AoDraJsin .! and ! Selling 1 teriesi; light .romances, and wfesUl
Old Coins' by iSterimg;: The rif-':"5 ! ' .;'.t! Al J j'
Sielr al QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
y Bardolph; the 1961 World I , The Rev- R- L- Jerome, super
manac, and Sports Illustrated intendent of the Elizabeth City
Books on Baseball, Small Boat District of the Methodist Church,
be at First Methodist
iliiH'iiii.in n
ing iiie past year; also, nqmi-
Sailinor:' Dnir' TraininrT anA Fnnt ! ...
- . will
Daa- "''.. ' , I Church, 'Hertford, Monday night,
Also new in the library are: March 27, at 7:30 o'clock to con
Complete - Humorous Sketches duct the Fourth Quarterly Con
ani Tales of Mark Twain; a new ference.
edition of Ben Hur; . Rizpah, by Agenda for the Conference will
Charles Israel .which is a novel, include a summary of the 'reports
with a Biblical setting; The Dog ; 'of the various Commissions and
Who Came-to Stay, by Borland; Committees and their work du.-
ialsjto ieye'foif.ttie'tyew cnurch!
year beginning July 1. ; i ,
All members of the Quarterly
Conference are expected . to ;
tend, but the conleience is also
open to all other ..interested
church members: ' ' i '
Long Time :
a will be made fori ;offi-
Doclor "I dvise you to take
u ihii uuiii utiure reiiring.
Patient "Before retiring? But
I won't be retiring for' another
len years." i ,
"DRIVE THE GRAY AND SAVE THE GREEN!"
THE
NEWVAIIANT
EDENTOK. N '.
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1 Thursday, March 23
j Dean Stockwell and
Wendy Hiller in
"SONS AND LOVERS"
Friday and Saturday,
March 24-23
DOltBLK FKATIKK
Bill Travers In
"GORGO"
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Jeff Richards in
"THE SECRET OF THE
PURPLE REEF"
. Both In Color
1861 to 1961
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday,!
March 26-27-28
Jimmie Rogers. ' Luana Patten 1
i and Chill WilU in i
"THE LITTLE SHEPHERD !
j OF KINGDOM COME" j
i Cinemascope and Color :
Wednesday,, March 29
DOI'BLK: FKATIBK
June Wilkenon in
"CAREER GIRL"
ADULT KNBETAINMENT
In Color '-..
Stuart Whitman in
"MURDER. INC."V
Sfc-4""T """y? lS .i.rfaw...)...'.aM f;fiS uj
SOU) ONLY IB THE SOUTH IIMIIED mmm AVAILABLE
We created this special moM
Valiant for this year's Centennial
and we named it the "Dixi
Special." It costs no more than
Yankee models and it gives you a
beautiful Confederate Gray color
and a deluxe interior that's how
you save the green stuff. Be the
first to drive this car styled for the
South come see it today!
Valiant!
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Rich-looking pleated up
holstery and trim in hardy,
long-wearing vinyl ere
ted for "Dixie Special"
Here's the special insignia
on the side of the door that
tells the world that you're
driving a "Dixie Special"
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License Xo. 1090
If you can't find just what you want right around home
and you're going "out-of-town" to do your shopping for
Easter, read why Norfolk is the best place to go!
...... There' a wider selection in Norfolk's attractive stores. There are more than 200 apparel stores - 2000
retail establishments all offering a variety that will enable you to find exactly what you want.
Prices in Norfolk stores are down-to-earth! Larger volume and quick turnover mean less overhead and
lower prices. The value you receive is high the price you pay, economical and sensible.
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.. All over town you'U discover the latest in Spring fashions. Remember, quality merchandise and fair price
' . : ; ; pnw;i feal pleasure to shop in Norfolk.
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': j , number Of convenient parking places increases every year. Traffic is lighter on Tuesdays and Wfldna
eUys and even more parking spaces are available.
v Regularly Kheduled Trailways buses make it possible for you to leave for Norfolk in the morning, do fVm
hopping ind return home in the afternoon. -
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