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Frcm the thousands of entries
; submitted iif the Kodak; High
School Photo Awards, the Union
School is proud to exhibit the
' group of top-Winning photo
graphs which repVesent the fin
est jFork of our young photogra-
phers across the country. ;. '
- Though viewed only as a hob
by by most of the winners their
photographic ' skill 'will doubtless
. provide ' great profit' to them In
the years to come, both in pleas
ure, and as a mea&srof self -expression;
in this busy. 'world. u V
The' 17th annual exhibit is dis-
school rooms ' at: tfce . Union
.School'.
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11; A 4-IIVr With All Three 4-H Outfits
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;nWrf inVfii.vf.rat of ' Jiieh I w'w,n Ann BMeman, aaugniet ot Mr ana Mrs. Kennern uaie--piayed
in . several, .oi v t" BnnMin Heul 3. Hertford. U the first 4-H'er with all three ol.fcial
-n ouints. sna is snown proudly modeling tn outfits, - The new
uniform is in the form of separates.. The official version is the
Which i Blouse with xoll-up sleeves and a convertible collar. The diess-uo
mnnWirf Kv th friiatmaH ion feature a c(Hnrless neckline with roll-up sleeves. . The
,;school through the: courtesy of tion io the iibrary's collection in
Miss A. M.' Hoffler. librarian. 1h(. fipM nf .,; . -
Mrs. E. Bi Towe.' spent Wed-
nesday morning with Mrs. C- p.
Quincy. Mrs. Tow$ was a dele
gate to W90S which was held
in Elizabeth City.
: Miss Linda vLee Elliott spent
the week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. R Elliott.
Gilbert Tripp of the University
of North Carolina, was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. V B. Elliott
over the week-end, visiting. Miss
Linda Lee. .
Mrs. Carol Abbott aud daugh
ter spent last Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Irma Dorsey. . !
Mesdcmes J. A. tiliott, Ed
Lee. Jennings, Gecrjfe Jackson,
Alice Combs and Doris Kemp at
tended sessions of the annual
meeting of the N. C. Conference
Woman's Society of christian
Service! in Elizabeth City( last
wee.
Classified Ads
I The. photos are' scheduled for, a
European display, . ".
vs -I The exhibit may be seen dai
,'ly from 9;30 A. Mto 2:So P. M.
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Hertford Library ; .
' Two memorials head the Hst
of new books to-the Perquimans
County Library this week.
, ; Protestant Worship Music, its
History and Practice is in mem
ory bf Mrs. Harriet Cox McNid
er. This is a noteworthy addi-
a
ro$Avi::ss
." TryTjrrofax"gM in your home;
Discover why it's your best
, bny. "Pyrofiur gas gives clear
dependable performance at low
cost Use it for fester cooking
and water heating, more effi
. cieet clotbM drying and room
.beating.
HARRELL GAS &
COAL COMPANY
Pyrofax Gas Distributors ,
Next To Perq. High School ,
Phone 426-55Sa Hertford
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The Confederate' Soidier in the
Civil War, - written. ly the Civil
War Leaders, themselves covers
all phases and many personali
ties of the v.'br. It is one of the
most impressive books to .come
into the library recently and is
given in memory of David1 Cox
III,-1874-1946.
Other new books' this week are
Divonce and You bv Winter:
Ghosts of the Carolinas, by Rob
erts (this is a, Home Demonstra
tion Club list book); The Town,
by Faulkner; The Mansion, also
by Faulkner;-The Amazing Mrs.
Bonaparte, by Harnett . Kate;
Sunken History, Underwater Ar
chaeology, by Silverberg; and the
March issue of Horizon, ' ,
New fiction titles, in addition
to the Faulkner novels are: The
Glass Blowers, by . DuMaurier;
Mrs. Maitland's Affair, by Lynn;
Everybody Loves Cafa, by Head;
Buyer of Dreams, ' by Judson,
and The Rose Window, by Lloyd.
PISTRICT BPW MEETING '
HELD. IN HERTFORD
vited the 10th District Clubs to
meet there in the Spring of 1964
after which the meeting ad
journed, . v
Chapanoke News
' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Branch of
Virginia Beach visited Mr. and
Mrs.; Emmitt Stallings last Sat
urday, ,
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Wilson
and family spent last week-end
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Wilson of Charleston, S. C.
FOR 'SALE TWO-BEDROOM
house; large lot, located 1
miles north of Hertford. See
or1 call Whit Cartwright, phone
426-7101, Hertford, N. C.
! Mar29
HELP WANTED SALESMEN,
managers ana DUiiaers, expen
enced n sale and construction
of low-cost, .: : semi-finished
homes. Contact W. T. Atkin
son, 403 N. Main St., Franklin,
Va. Mar22,29,Apr5,12c
APARTMENTS FOR ' RENT
Modern apartments to lent:
Vi, three and four-room apart
ments, furnished or unfurnish
ed as desired. . Electric stove,
refrigerator and, water heater
with each apartment Call
Hertford 22C1 information.
Sept21tfc
SALESMAN WANTED BE A
Rawleigh Dealer. Good year
around earnings. No capita,
necessary. Write . Rawleigh
Dept. NCC-720-870, Richmond,
Va. Marl.15,29
HOSPITALIZATION IN
SURANCE for families and in
dividualsAccepted by hospi
tals; no physical examination
required. Monthly premiums
if desired. Rates $2.90 month
and up. See or call Henry c.
Sullivan, phone 4196 or 46l0,
day or night, Hertford, N. C.
NEED CASH for farm opera
tions? See your farmer-owned
. Production Credit , Association.
, Loans up to - 7 years. Albe
marle Production Credit Asso
ciation, 207 East Church St ,
Elizabeth City. Febltfc
FOR SALE . . . SPINET PIANO
WANTED: Responsible party to
assume low monthly payments
on a spinet piano. Can be seen
locally. Write Credit Manager,
P. O. Box 427, Central, South
Carolina. Mar22,29,Apr5,12
WANTED POPLAR, RED GUM,
White Gum, Maple, Sycamore
logs and blocks. Phone 426
7420, Hertford Veneers, Inc.,
Hertford, N. C . Mar22tfc
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tConriBUtd from Page One)
trict " business 'were discussed !
and voted upon. Also, a new
District Director, Mrs. Betty Ra-
der of Roanoke. Rapids, was
elected ' to succeed : Mrs. ! Leary,
and a , new '-District Secretary
Treasurer, Mrs..' Josie Meikle f
Roanoke -Jlapids, -was elecjed j(o
succeed Miss Catherine' Aman of
Edenton. . '
Door prizes, donated by Hert
ford merchants, were distributed.
The grand' prize was -an .antiques
cut-glass bowl, donated by Tom
my .Byrum and Won by Miss
Christine Moore of Scotland
Neck.- . ,' , .
-The Scotland 'Neck Club in-
WELCOME EDENTON
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APRIL 4th- 5th
AT EDENTQN ARMORY ... 3 to 11 P. M. Daily
BOAT & CAR SHOW . . . MERCHANTS' DISPLAYS
i; ' ENTERTAINMENT BY
TION ALLY. FAMOUS RECORDING ARTISTS '
- PERFORMANCES AT 4-7-9 P. M.,' DAILY
Each Show Followed by Area School Entertainment
v AInSSION FREE! ,
Sponsored by Edenton Chamber of Commerce
Ttfcr Tji3':tTG
Edenton, N. C. :
Thursday and Friday, ,
Marclr 28-29 ' ,',
Brlgitte Bardot In ,
"A VERY PRIVATE
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Saturday. March' 30
Robert Taylor and
, Ava Gardner in
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Sunday, Monday i.i Tuesday,
Much 30-April lr2
Kathonj Ouinn end ' ( ,
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Wednesday, f?tll 3 i
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nOlV SEE WHATS NEW AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S
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In 3 out of 5 cars, regular-priced Sinclair Dino
marches performance of premium gasolines
-SAVES YOU UP TO 4 A GALLON
Today, thousands of sensible car owners are saving
a mountain of money on gasoline. How? By switch
ing to Sinclair Dino. They find that regular-priced
Sinclair Dino gives them all the lively power and
long mileage of premium gasolines costing up to 44
more a gallon. Why pay 4 more? Try Sinclair Dino
in your car and discover how you can save up to 44 a
gallon almost anywhere in the country where you
see the Sinclair Dinosaur sign. See your Sinclair
Dealer.
DRIVE WITH CARE AND BUY
NX. GASOLINE !
Sinclam
Baker Oil Company
PHONE. 426-5544
HERTFORD, N. C.
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