l!ra. Archie T. Lane, I
. 1 t Wednesday with'
Hi A. James S. iloNider
"1 Hill and attended the
i.:rs. Jamea S. IMcNid
1 Cuv Episcopal Church,
I E.3 on Thursday. -
7 At Hampton ;t
'. and 1 Mi'. Philip Jackson
. I.:ra. Moody Mathews, Sr.,
it Sunday in Hampton, Va.,
h relatives.
11 Greanvilla
l.lr. and Mrs. Clyde landing of
eenviHe spent ' Sunday with
x. and Mrs. E. Yi Berry and
J, B. Jones, i l"hey were
companied here by Mrs. Jones
ho had been, visiting them. , ;
' tended Funeral . ,, .
Among those from out-of-town
.tending the funeral of Mrs.
ames S. McNlder, Sr, were
Trs, Annie Bell C Nye, Mrs.
,Tina C Forest, Mrs. Constance
J. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Jox, Miss Virginia Cox of Nor
jlk, Va., Mrs, frank Kirby,
Portsmouth; Va,; Mr. and Mrs.
"k Edwards ef Greenville, and
Rev. and Mrs. J. A, Auman
Garner.
:t Duke Hospital
i Mrs. Marion Swindell was ad
mitted to Duke Hospital last
week for observation and treat
'ment. ' "
from Windsor ' ,
- Mrs. J. H. Tbigpen of Windsor
is spending some time with Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Swindell and
family.
Sunday At Driven
Mr. and Mrs. V. N. Garden
visited ' Roy , Jones at Drivers,
( Va., on Sunday.
Jj Week-end la Raleigh'
'j " Mrs. George Baker and daugh
'i ter, Angela and Mrs. Frank Jes
, sup spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmy Batts. . '
Manager' of Cavaltw $ .
1 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Horton and
daughter are making their home
at Kagi Head where Mr. Horton
has been made manager,, of the
Cavalir-3frtel- p"!-
From Henderse .
Mrs. Cecil Mackey of Hender
son spent several days with Mrs.
J. R, Jarvis.
Returned Home
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. (Bagley
have returned home from New
Emyma Beach, Fla., after visit
ing. their son-in-law and daugh
ter; Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Piek
hardt Week-end In Edenlon ,
Mrs. Olivia Hobbs spent the
week-end with relatives. .
Tuesday Here
Mr. and Mrs. -Bishop McClym
ent from Qfieenstown, Md., spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Ben Avery
1. and Mrs. Max Campbell and
- visited Mr. 'Avery at Albemarle
Hospital while here.
In Hospital
i Mrs. Paul Smith was admit
ted ; to the Albemarle Hospital
in. Elizabeth City for observa
tion. . lteturned Home -
Miss Kate Blanchard returned
to her home this week from the
Albemarle Hospital where she
. had spent . several weeks for
treatment.
From Sheibyvtlle r
' Mr. and Mrs. Charles t. Camp
- bell from Shelbyville, Jnd., spent
several days this week with Mrs.
Max Campbell and Mrs. Ben B.
Avery. -
. In Petersburg , f ,' ' f
Mrs. J. E. Morris is visiting
(her son-in-law and daughter, Mr,
and Mrs. George Clark in Peters
burg, Va. ; ,
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Attended Medical Meeting ,
Dr.' and Mrs. T. Y- ,Brinn at
tended a Medical Alumni Meet
ing - at Chapel Hill on Friday.
They were accompanied . home
by Mrs. W. H. Glasson of Dur
ham who is visiting .them. ... -
Leave. For Atlanta r
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrell
left .this week for Atlanta, Ga.,
where they will attend the' ai
nual Southeastern Pyrofax Gas
and Trade Show Convention. Mr.
Harrell Is distributor for Pyrofax
Returned From Hospital
Mrs. B. F. Bray has returned
to her home from the Chowan
Hospital after spending several
weeks there. ' v (
Returned Home :
, Mrs Marcus E. Hobbs of Dur
ham has returned to her home
after visiting her mother, MrS.
J. C. Blanchard.
in this area.
Week-end At Vienna. Va. . -
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Chesson
and , Mr. and Mrs. . Fernando
Chappell spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Tilson Chap
pell and family at Vienna, Va. -
Returned From Hospital
Mrs. . R. L. Knowles has re-'
turned home from the Albemarle
Hospital where . she , has .spent
several weeks for treatment.
Week-end In Charlotte
"-Mr.- and Mrs. J. T. Biggers
spent the week-end in Charlotte
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Big
gers, Sr.
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To all of those who applied for jobs
at DON JUAN MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, and who are interestedV
m attending the
please report on Monday mcrningy
March 25th, at 8 o'clock at the School
? Garage in back of the Perquimans
? County High School.
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! as nice in these places a iisefp'
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Next time you plan a trip A
whether it la for 10 mika or j
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Viis Parents ,., .,.- t . ..
'Mrs. Olive L. Gregory of Eliz
abeth City, spent I Friday and
Saturday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. OHver D.' Layden, Sr.,
and her brother, Oliver, Jr."; Sat
urday ' was Mrt Gregory's and
her twin brothers' birthday. i
In Norfolk ;
Mrs E. A. Byrum spent sevp
eral days in Norfolk, Va., with
relatives. ,i . . ',"
From, Norfolk ?
Mr. and Mrs. Bill ', Seymour
and x. daughter of Norfolk, ' Va.,
spent Sunday with, Mr. and Mrs.
Jarvis Ward.' -" 1 - -
In Durham
. Mrs. W. J. Davis is in. Dur
ham staying with her sister,
who is a patient at Duke Hos
pital. t , .
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Mr.1 and Mrs. Bobby Keaton
and family spent 'the week-end
with 1 Mrs. Benton White in
Portsmouth, Va. ' 1
Saturday In St Paula
Miss Gladys Felton, Mrs. E. C.
Woodard and Mrs. J. D. Coston
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Mr, and I.'r3, Gil Underwood
and family1 spent Sunday in
Gatesville with relative t. V
Rturnd Ilome " -"
Mrs. Fenton1 Hurdle, Mrs. ' B.
tf. : Hurdle r and" Donald Hurdle
have, returned home after visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Hur
dle at Talahassee, Florida.
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