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Dr. Jackson said that he has al
ways found those in a supervise
ory position most Understanding.
It is the department's rule to
advance men from the field to
? Dr. H. ng, Washington,
). ;C, Progfcim Appraiser of 'the
.itimal DisWr ''Eradication Di
vision of UnilUt States Depart
fnent of Agiciflture; Dr. N' B.
Tyler, Raleigh Inspector in
Charge of the program jn North
farolina, and i Dr. Cfeorge S.
radshaw, Kinston, District Su-
pervisoqf observed animal di-
several months. She is doing
fine now.- .. ,
The family of E. R. Whedbce,
Sr., had their annual Christmas'
dinner-and reunion at the Win
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more responsible positions. He fall Community House Sunday,
said these people have expert- j There were 57 present to spend
enced 'all the .field probles a nice day together, After the
from a car that hesitates to start dinner several men and boys
on a damp morning to a milk! gathered at the home of J. F.
cow that makes up her mind J Hollowell, Sr., and Grover was
that she just don't intend to be 'seriously hurt from a tin can
tested.
Winfall News
Mr. anrf. Mro Iff P Hnllnwoll
lease cfntrol work in the area attended . the' wedding of Mrs.
' Thursday.- This team of disease (Hollowell's niece, Miss Carolyn
jiontrol veterinarians visited the i Campbell of Rocky Mount on
. State. Diagnostic Laboratory at i December 17 at - the First Bap-
Edenton and talked ' with Dr,
bf the. project A half day
' ipcht observing" the field
: fraVn of Dr. H. C. Jac
; jfcliff Pittman, who is in . charge
the. project, j A half day was
pro-
'.' Jackson,'
USDA Veterinarian, Edenton, as
be did routine Banes tests near
tyoodville -in Perquimans Coun
IJr. 1 During this , official obser
vation the farms of Dennis Cart-
)' fright, Odell Cartwright, Ralph
ljarrell and Ralph Lay den were
Visited. " i"
if Dr. . King said that he makes
' routine visits to all the states.
, fite found great contrast between
Jhe snow-covered hills of Ver
- inont, three weeks ago, and the
!i rain soaked soil of the Tide
. stater region this week. His
.V program is arranged so that he 1 Craddock, Va., are spending a
; attempts to work the . northern few days with her mother, Mrs.'
gates' in summer and the south-; Corine Eure and son, H. M. Eure;
ern states during winter months. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne White
He said that every section has and son of Moyock spent Sunr;
i i different problem. Recently day with her parents, Mr. and
he rode with a Texas Veteri-. Mrs. . Walter Humphlett, Sr.
1
being blown open with a fire
cracker cutting his jugular vein
and throat, almost "bleeding to
death. He was very lucky to
obtain a doctor quickly and first
aid quickly and rushed to Albe
marle Hospital in Elizabeth City..!
Hisi condition is good, says, the
last report Tuesday.
Dan Wins low arrived home
Friday from ECC at Greenville,
N. C, to spend the holidays,
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. S. Winslow.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Harrcll
tist Church. They were accom
panied by, their .daughters, Mr.
and Mrs. Tommy Temple, Mrs.
Bailey Temple and Earline of
the Newland community.
Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Morgan
motored to Norfolk, Va.. andand daughter have moved from
were dinner guests of Mr. and . the B. F. Pike home here td
Mrs. J. V. Stalhngs of Ports- Hampton, Va .
mouth, Va. ; : . : , Miss Geraldine' Gregory of
ilanT, ? .d . ?nd ; "ulb!rt Hampton, Va., spent the. week
White Burden of AtlanticChris-end wit her parents, Mr. and
nan vuiiege, wiison, are spena- jjj g Gregory,
ing uie iioiiaays wun ineir re
spective families. .. '
C. ; D. White of Greenville is
spending the holidays with his
parents,, Mr. and Mrs. C. iD.
White,' Sr. .,' -' ' . ; ;' :
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sitterson' of
iiarian and they found it neces
sary to open 26 gates, one way,
to get to the ranch,
Miss Audrey Umphlett has re
turned home from Chowan Hos
pital, Edenton, where she was
Ih commenting on the visit, ' treated for a broken hip for
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Audie Murphy and Gary Crosby
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Steve McQueen and Brigid Dazlen
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Admission: Adults 50c Children 25c
Mrs. J. V. Stallings of PortS:
mouth, Va., visited her mother,
Mrs. J. H. Baker, during, the
week-end. .... .
Mr. and Mrs.' Nelson J. Smith
attended , a postmasters' -: lunch
eon in.-., honor, ot four retiring
postmasters ',' at.' , Mattarouskeet
Lodge near Englehard recently.
Mrs. E. L; r Bailey of Eliza
beth City visited her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. : and Mrs. N.
J. Smith;. Monday afternoon.:. ')
Mrs. Charlie Wilder has re
turned home from the Norfolk
General Hospital and her condi
tion is much improved.
; WMS MEETING
The Women's .Missionary So.
ciety oBerea Church of Christ
met Friday night, December; 15,.
at the home of Mrs. Garland
Eure... v':.;'"' .,'
The president, . Mrs. Tuck
Webb, presided. The hostess
gave , the devotional, reading
from the second chapter ' of
Luke. Mrs. Webb led in prayer,
Christmas Carols were sung
and a Christmas program was
presented , by members. , Mr.
Pressly told of missionary work
being done in Alaska.
Becky and Carol Eure sang
"O. Holy Night."
Mrs. Whit Cartwright gave
the benediction.
Gifts were exchanged and the
hostess "served ambrosia and
fruit cake.
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TV playw Connie Stevens - (Surfsida Six) introduces North
Carolina's 1962 auto license plate which go on sale January 2.
New regulations concerning the purchase and use of the 1962 tags
are summed up in a specially prepared leaflet accompanying re
newal Cards which are already in the mail. Motor Vehicles De
partment officials strongly urge car owners 16 read carefully the
instructions before applying for new tags. The bright new black-on-orange
1962 tags must be in use by February 15.
The most important thing in
any relationship is not what you
get but what you give. ,
Eleanor Roosevelt -
Owisfins Is ADudDstt CDece
. . AND IF YOU HAVEN'T SOLVED YOUR GIFT -GIVING PROBLEMS YET, MAKE
"BLANCHARD'S" YOUR ONE-STOP SHOP PING HEADQUARTERS. J. C. BLANCHARD
& CO.. INC.. HAS A LARGE SELECTION OF GIFTS THAT ARE SURE TO PLEASE
ANY MEMBER OF YOUR FAMILY OR ANY NAME ON YOUR SHOPPING LIST. STOP
IN TODAY. AND REMEMBER. YOUR GIFT WILL BE ATTRACTIVELY GIFT-WRAPPED
AT NO EXTRA CHARGE ...
Blanchard's features a beautiful selection of LADIES' LINGERIE. Gowns, slips,
pajamas, bed-jackets, panties and hosiery. Gifts that are sure to please some lucky
' lady come Christmas morn. All are popularly priced and attractively gift-wrapped.
For that special gent on your list, ARROW SHIRTS are just the ticket. Only $4.50
in regular and wash and wear. Sedgefield white shirts in oxford and broadcloth at
$2.98 would be welcomed by any man on Christmas morning. Add a new PARK
AVENUE TIE for only $1.00 or $1.50 and really make him happy. " '.
BEAUTIFUL NEW QUILTED ROBES make a most welcome gift for the ladies.
Available in. pink, blue and white from $6.95 to $9.95. ;
Boxed gift sets make an ideal gift for that man on your list. Matching TIE AND
SOCK SETS only, $1.69, TIE, SOCK AND BELT SETS $2.98, SOCK SETS $1.98.
Work clothing makes a useful and practical gift. Choose from our tough and long
wearing Blue Gem and Washington brands. Gloves, dungarees, matching shirt and
pants sets, jackets, overalls, thermal underwear . . . ALL POPULARLY PRICED
and each item guaranteed! ' v
Colorful and comfortable house slippers are offered in a wide variety af styles that
are sure to please. Priced from $1.98 to $3.98. , '
For that man around the house you can't go wrong with corduroy, leather, or plastu
HOUSE SLIPPERS. ' From $2.98 to $4.9 5.
For style, washability, and long wearing quality, give one of Blanchard's fine sport
shirts to that boy or man on your list. $2. 98, $3.49 and $3.98 . . '. Also one .rack of
Men's Sport Shirts, values to $3.95 now on sale for $1.89. '
Rainy Weather specials, Men's Plastic Raincoats, $2.98. Heavy WORK RAINCOATS
now only $4.49. Plastic rain hats only $1.98. -' '
For looks and health's sake give that man a stylish new DOBBS HAT. Still , only
$10.95 at Blanchard's ... a really fine buy!
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SWEATERS
are traditionally a thoughtful and useful
gift. Blanchard's offers a wide selection of
pull-overs, cardigans nd vest type sweat
ers. For ladies, men and boys.
. from $2.98 to $12.95
MEN'S SLACKS-
that will make any man happy, on Christ
1 mas morning . ... choose irpm the large se
lection offered at Blanchard's.. Plain and ,
pleated front styles in sizes 28-46. Wools
artd blends. Alterations free. ..,
: front $6.95 to $12.95
Shop At "Blanchard's" Where Top Quality Merchandise And
Reasonable Prices Go Hand in Hand! -,
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e::cp in rrTPoftD first shop at blakcizard's always '
4-H CLUB NEWS
The 5th Grade of Hertford
Grammar School 4-H. Club met
on December 13. The meeting
was called to order by Frank
Ward. The group said the 4-H
Pledge. The devotional was by
Susan Harrell. Claudia Brinn
and Donald Winslow led the
group in singing "We Three
Kings" and "Hark , the Herald
Angels Sing." Then the meet
ing was turned over to the Ex
tension agents. The . program
was about decorating homes at
Christmas. : '
; BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
. Mr. and Mrs. James . Allen
Lumpkin announce the birth of
their first child, James Allert
Lumpkin, Jr., at Atlanta, Ga., on
December 6. ' Mrs. Lumpkin is
the former Miss Betty Ruth
ChappelL , -
APPLIANCES TAKEN AT
HERTFORD MOTORS
Continued from Page 1. Section 1
had been left at the store for
repair and approximately $25 in
assorted silver.
The sheriff, who was assisted
in his investigation : by .SBI
Agent F. E. (Roy) Epps of
Elizabeth City, identified the
owner of Hertford Motor Com
pany as Charlie Umphlett. ; The
store is.; located about a mile
sodth of Hertford on U. S. 17
adjacent to Glenn's Place. .
The officers, said the work
looked as if it had been done
by professionals but Officer Epps
expressed doubt it was the same
group that ' broke into a Chowan
County appliance store the night
before and stole a number of
television sets, radios and as
sorted electrical appliances.
AUCTION SALE
Saturday, December 23 -10:30 A. fil
At the home of the late Charlie C. White, including nu
merous items of farm equipment
1 John Deere M.T Tractor
1 Set of Cultivators
1 Set of Middtebusters
1 Disc
1 Cart and Wheels .
1 Horse-drawn Mower
Mrs. Emma A. White, Adm.
Towe Offers Better
JICJ
I960 FALCON 2-door .
Extra clean; low mileage ' - .
1960 CHEVROLET 4-door Impala V-8
Automatic Transmission; radio and heater :
1960 FORD 2-door Custom 300
' V-8; Standard TransmissloH
1955 PLYMOUTH 4-doot
': 6 cylinder; straight shift
1959 SIMCA 4-doOr , .
1959 FORD 2-door Custom V-8
... . Automatic Transmission
1958 CHEVROLET 4-door V-8 ,
- . PowerGlide -t 4 r 1 , ,
1957 CHRYSLER Windsor 4-dr. Il.T.
1957 PLYMOUTH 4-dr. sedan Belvedere
30.000 miles; extra clean! k ,
1956 FORD 4-door 8 Cylinder
Radio and heater.
1956 CHRYSLER Windsor 4-door
v .. Extra clean!
1955 FOR D2-door Hardtop V-8
: Overdrive; radio and heater (-
1955 CHRYSLER 4-door
1953 BUICK Super' 4-dooi4 sedan
1953 CHRYSLER New Yorker 4-door '
1957 DODGE ' Ton Pickup .
1952 FORD V?-Ton Plclam Truck; V-8
"WE BUY USED CARS AND WRECKS" "
TOWE MOTOR CO., INC.
PHONE 2461 Liccr- 1."? Iirr.TrCD
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Hurt In Accint
A Norfolk policeman and his
son, both of whom had first aid
training1, .are5 credited with sav
ing the life of Grover Hollowell,
19, -whose jugular vetn was cdt
Sunday by a can ' he was - at
tempting to blast into the air as
a firecracker. ;
Hollowell's brother, . Joey, Jf
said his uncle, Lt. R. L. Kow
alski, of the Norfolk Police Divi
sion, and his son j Bobby, 19,
were attending an annual fam
ily reunion where the accident
happened, and slowed the flow
of blood until " Dr. T. P. Brinn
could arrive. '. - '
Hollowell was taken to the
Albemarle Hospital in Elizabeth
City by ambulance, accompanied
by . Brinn, and was reported in
fairly good condition Tuesday.
His brother ; said Grover had
placed a cherry bomb undeia
small tomato paste, can. r Instead
of shooting up, the can split and
the jagged edge slashed '.across
the boy's throat although he was
standing several yards away.
The accident occurred Sunday
about 3 P. M. The Hollowell
boys are the "Sons of ' Mr. and
Mrs. f, i F, ., Hollowell, Sr., of
Winfall. Kowalski had first aid
training in line with his police
duties. His son had learned his
as a Boy Scout.
; 4-H CLUB NEWS '
The Hertford Junior 4-H Club
met ;in the school library De
cember 13 with Andy Ro'gerson
presiding. The group stood and
said the 4-H Pledge. Minutes
of the last ' meeting were ;. read
by Carolyn White, secretary.
For r the . devotion she read the
Christmas Scripture and a poem.
Everyone said together tne
Lord's' Prayer. No business Was
brought ' "up. ' Miss Mcllwean
handed the . girls' record books
out. Mr. 'Bryant and Miss Mc-
Ilwean showed slides on Christ
mas decorations. The meeting
was then adjourned. ' N .
; The long sleep of v
our soars and the s'n
life our wounds. -
, . Jean Paul
When you give, take t ,
s.ulf no-credit for generc , i i
less you deny .yourseli" ; ,jne
thing in, -order that yc mry
give. Henry Ty'.ir.
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Chris
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Sferier's FbrisE
. 130 West Market Street 'J
, HERTFORD, N. G
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May the blessings
of Christmas be
with you today
and always. .
Youthland
A-l Used Gars & Trucks
1961 FORDS (2) Galaxie 4-door V
1960 DODGE 4-door
1960 PLYMOUTH 2-door
1958 FORD Custom 2-door
1957 FORD Waffon
1957 FORD Victoria 2-door - ;
1957 FORD Panel Del.
1957 OLDSMOBILE "98" 4-door
1956 FORD 2-door
1955 FORD Custom 2-door ' '
1954 FORD4-doof
1954 PLYMOUTH Suburban 4-door
1953 BUICK Hardtop :
1953 FORD 4-door
1953 CHEVROLET 4-door - M
1952 STUDERAKER Pickup "
192 International VrTon Pickup ;
r 1946 DODGE Pickup".: ' ; ;
TRANSPORTATIONS SPECIALS
'S3 Ford Victoria -
'S3 Chevy 4-door
'52 Chevy 4-door ,
'S3 Buick 2-door
'52 Ford 4-door
'52 Chevy 2-door
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HERTFCD
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F1YE1
lb.
"Our Own" Lean, None Better ' "
FRESH HAMS ; ... . . lb: 59c
"Our Own" Lean, None Better
CORNED HAMS . ; . lb. 65c
"Ours"
CRACKLINS ....... lb. 15c
"OUR OWN" L
Homemade Lard . . . . lb. 15c
"Our Own" Fresh and Mearr ,
SPARE RIBS .... . , . lb. 49c
Cut From Our Pigs t "
NECK BONES...... lb. 19c
NANSEMOND BRAND .
Sausage Meat . . . . . lb. 39c
The Best Sold Gwaltner or Lutor's , ',
FRANKS . lb. 49c
Good For Frying
BOLOGNA .... lb. 25c
FRESH MF.LTS . lb. 19c
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"Pork" Liver lb. 29c
Best Quality AH Meat Rath'i Mc Sler I
SPICED HAM .lb. 49c
Corned Pig Tails . . lb; 25c
First in Qu,!y f
PORK CHOPS . . , . . lb. 59c
gwalt y cYrr.rcs - ,
BACON. I -;-l:. .4gc'
SWCf iTCTILCS . . ct. 47c
Fant's. Puffin's and Pillsburr's . ?
BISCUITS ....... 3 caris 25c
Fresh Pig Skins lb. 15c
Corned Pig Jowls . . . lb. 25 c
Front Pig Feet lb. It"
XER0 WAX ...... can 4
Grade "A" Best Quality Bur for Xti . "
TURKEY HENS .... lb. I
WONDER RlCE...pkg. 1
Super-Fine . . ... . a
SLICED BEETS ....can i;
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P'apple-G'fruit Juice . . . r-
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GRAPE JELLY . . ; . jar f.
Peach Preservr jar ,r
Lady Tabor Lxtra Laxqe
PEACHES halves . . can
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