THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY,: HERTTOWD, KORTHCAllOtmA. TRIO AT. MARCH 8, 1963.
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Corinth 1 Baptist Churcfy1 .was
ne- setting Saturday 'afternoon
for a wedding .ceremony uniting
Miss Precilla stallings and Ralph
Olaf Davis in marriage.".
' .The bride is the' daugh.Wr.of
Mrs, William Henry Stalliftgs of
Belvidere ' and the late Mr.
Stallings. , The bridegroom is the
son of Mrs. Lemuel Richaid Da
vis of Route 1 and the late Mr.
Davis. 1 -iiA 1
r'i The Rev. T. D. Austin heard
the vows exchanged in a 'fcandle
light setting of gladioli,- chrysan
themums and palms. MissKay
Dail, niece of the bride, flayed
the wedding music. '
The bride,- given in '-marriage
by her brother, Lewis,,. Stallings.
wore a Nassau blue costiirh suit
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jbodice, matching hat, harmoniz
ing accessories ana a corsage ol
IRoyal Bouquet orchids.
Carson Davis, the bridegroom',
brother, was best- man.,' Usher;
were Harry ,W. Bundy, Jr., Har
ris Cooper and Donald F.: Creasy,
all of Elizabeth City and George
R. Fearing ui of Greenboro.
Mrs. Clay Bertrand Foreman
was mistress of the ceremony.
For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs.' Stallings wore a Navy blue
crepe dress, matching hat, and a
corsage of .cymbidium, orchids.
The bridegroom's .mother chose a
Sapphire blue costume suit with
matching hat and cymbidiurii or
chids. .-.'V! : .;
Immediately; following the
ceremony, a reception was given
by , Mr. and Mrs,
called the roll. , ,
In the business session of the
meeting Sandra Jennings gave a
report on the area meeting she
attended. - Also a report on the
selling of the "cool school stools"
was 'given : by Betsy ; Barbee.
There have, 'been only 11s stools
sold. . V :
Betsy also mentioned the Dis
trict FHA ' meeting which' is to
be held the last of March and
the State FHA meeting at Ra
leigh. Ellen Wood was appoint
ed to get a list of names of the
girls who plan to attend.
Faye Long ( introduced :our
guest speaker, Mrs. R. S. Monds,
who spoke on 'Unwed Parents."
The , program given ; by Mrs.
Monds' was enjoyed by all.
IHelen Overton, 1 Audrey True-blood,-Delores
Chappell; Debbie
Stokely .'and Carolyn Lane sang
several songs 'which they are
ijoing to do at the District FHA
meeting.
The meeting was then ad
journed by saying the FHA
-reed. .
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Funeral Held For
Mrs. Lizzie D. Eure
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Funeral services for Mrs. Liz
zie Davenport Eure, 66, who
iied Thursday in the Albemarle
Hospital, were held Saturday at
Calvary Baptist Church in Eliz
abeth City by the Rev. Paul
'Faircloth, pastor, assisted by the
Rev. Charles Presley,' pastor of
Eerea Church of Christ. '
."Safe In The Arms of Jesus"
was sung by Curtis Pipkin and
"God Will Take Care of. You"
was sung by Gibbs Liverman.
They were adcompanied by Miss
Betty Jo Chappell, organist.' "
Th6' casket was covered with
a pall of pink carnation. '
Pallbearers were Robert Sut-
Foreman ' at 1 ton. Frank White, Delvin Eure,
their home on Rivershore road. Paul Jones, Robert Turner and
Following their : wedding trip Charles Higgins.
Burial was in Old Hollywood
Cemetery in Elizabeth City.
GRIN AND BEAR IT It appears that "Taffy," a Pomer
. anian dog, ust bears it all with a grin as "Yogi," a Sun
Bear cub, getss it in his head to lean .Taffy's way. Caga
mate, nameless Puma cub, walks away from the whole
thing, saying don't bother me, at a Bladensburge, Md., pet
shop. .
to express, our gratitude in our windows of the Paragon Beauty
relation with others. Shop.
This lesson of service; is still A film, "The Road to Button
a difficult one to learn. We re-lBay." will be shown at the Hert
to New, Orleans, La., Mr. and
Mrs. Davis will make their home
at 109 Simpson Street.
FHA News"
The Future Homemakers of I
America held its annual 'meet
ing , j Friday,nMaeb4;ii'n the
school auditorium. Betsy Barbee,
presjpent, called the meeting to
orde. Juanita (.White read the
minutes of 'the last meetlhg and
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON
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main self-centered. We' contin
ually ask what we will get,
what it will mean for Us, what
the reward will be.- Can we, for
getting self, love and serve with
Him in all the everyday experi
ences that come to us? '
Let us hope, and pray, that as
true Christians, we can.' :
(Thes comments are based on
outlines of the Interr.atipna.
Suiiday School . Lessons, copy
righted by the International
Council ot lUHaioug Education
and used p permission:; '
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GIRL SCOUTS MEET
The Hertford Girl Scouts of
Troop 2 met in the Hertford
Grammar School for their
monthly meeting on March 5.
Mrs. Larry Aydlett, who will be
ford Grammar School on April
2. The Boy Scouts and all in
terested persans' are invited. '
Recreation ' was led by Mrs.
R.' M. Thompson. ' ' '
Azalea Festival Is
Scheduled April 4-7
, Unbouhddd' gaiel'y in the form
of parades, 'pageants, 'celebrities
and garden tours is expected to
make the 16th annual North
Carblina Azalea' Festival-in Wil
mington one of the greatest ever
during its four-day stand April
4 to April 7. j
Along with the many celebri
ties, the many-i-alored blooms of
the city's more than one mil- j
lion azaleas are expected to be
the stars of the show as always.'
Despite the colder than normal
Engagement
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,Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Riddick,
III, announce the engagement
and approaching marriage of
their daughter, Miss Judith
Clarke Riddick, to Gary Dalton
Mathers. The wedding will take
place Saturday, Maich 16, at 4
j'clock in the First Methodist
Church. A reception immedi
ately follows the ceremony at
ihe home of thf bride's parents.
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Seven Employed by New Rose;
Store: The following young la-1
dies' compose the corps of clerks
atj the new Rose's 5, 10 & 25c!
store: Miss Hazel White of Bel-1
videie; Miss Myrtle Monds of
Tyner; Miss Pattie Dimette of
Winfal; Misses Patricia Stephens, j
Bennie Wood and Edna Ruth
Cannon of Hertford. Miss Ruby,
Kfiaton of Bethel is bookkeeper.
Goes To Florida: D. S. Darden,
Hertford merchant, left Monday '
to I spend a couple of weeks in!
Florida.
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TO MAKE YOUR GRAIN PAY MORE
MARKET IT THROUGH LIVESTOCK OR POULTRY WITH A PURINA CONCEIUTRATI
emphasizes faith as more basic
than works. We are to accept
God's graeej-as i,t js exfessed ia
desus uuui, aim men we are
the girls will go as a body to
First Methodist Church of Hert
ford,. During , thjis week
workinc with Patrol 4 was intro
duced to the troop. The Girl winter officials report the azal-
'Scout promise was given, fol
lowed by a song. ., .
March 10-16 is 1 Girl Scout
cirls will have a disrjfav in t.hp
s'5iV i - i writs' t .-.-'"., K-:?ir;ji,'r
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eas have come through in good
conditioh and ' their millions of '
bloom's will-add colof and beau
ty to the hiany gardersV b6th'
public and1 private, 'as Wihninfe-'
ton truly , becomes the City ' of
tne!Azaleaai.: . r.jtr '. if if
ine'963 -ewjtwn'Of the Aaloa'
Festival officially begins" Thurs-v
day, i April 4, with the arrival of
Queen Azalea, XVI and she will,
rule over all Festival events, in'
eluding -riding- "a special' I float
during the big Festival parade. '
L . Bradford TiHery,'' Festival
presiiant'i said anhbuncemenf of
the 1963 ' queen is expected to
dome w'thln a few weeks; Queen'
Azalea XV" ia 1962 was lovely
television star- Whitney Blake.
Other past queens ' have-includ
ed poolly Bergen,' Esther Wil
liams, Kathryn Grayson, Alexis
Smith and Linda Christian.
Airlie Gardens, Orton Planta
tion, St John's Art Gallery and
the battleship USS North Caro
lina are among attractions to be
open to the public daily during
the Festival
LAST CALL
Don't Miss This!
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X Plates;$l;50 ,
SALE CLOSES
f MARCH 9th
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Jewelers
HERTFORD, N. C.
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P r. !I"o GO . C g :2i p t Ei-y
Mrs.' Henpeck "Evei-y thing' is
going up."
Mr. Henpeck "Oh, I wouldn't
sayi'that. For instance.' there's
your, opinion of me,., my opinion
of, you ,:and- the neighbors'
opinion of us both."
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Some act first, think; .after;
ward, and jthen repent ' forever,
,;-rt-Simmons.i,
LONESOME PINE 4-H CLUB
HOLDS MEETING FEB. 19th
The Lonesome Pine 4-H Club
met at the Belvidere Community
Building Tuesday night, Febru
ary 19, 1963. The meeting was
called to order by 'the president,
David Boyce, Jr. " The pledge of
allegiance and the. 4-H pledge
were repated. Jo Ann Bowman
gave the devotion. ?
Jenifer Chappell, secretary,
read . the minutes of the last
meeting and called the roll with
12 members present.,, Betty, Bow
man , and . Annie '; Lou Chappell
gave 8 ' demonstration.-, on "How
To riant Shrubbery." . .
The meeting was then adjourn
ed and refreshments served. -
.TERRY LAMB,, -Reporter.
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' A Look Backward
' Continued from Page Ono
recall other cold winters. Ste
phen Elliott, who lives in the
Bethel Community, and who has
seen seventy winters in Per
quimans, many cold ones, said
this . week that 5 the winter' of
1892,. which others have recalled
as a lonfe, cold winter, was in
deed a severe one, but that could
not compare with ' the weather
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in all his life " he' had ' never
known one as severe as this .has
we have had this year; and that