TttS FEVCSUlMArS WEEXLY. rJtTFOrn. CAROLINA. FT.IDAY. OCTOEER 1I. 1963.
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. G. C.-Carawan of Bel--i
has returned home after
l vo-week visit with her son
' v and daughter, Mr-' and
i. G. R, Dail. While here her
. ... shter, Mrs. Lewis Blanchard
( t Coinjack spent one .day with
.' er mother and .sister.: ;
vek-ed Visitors '
Mr. and Mrs.. William Lloyd
Nixon, Kathy and Michael of
Elizabeth . City , spent the past
week-end with his mother, Mrs.
G. R. Dail and grandmother,
Mrs. G. C Carawan while she
was , spending some tune with
her daughter.
Week-end With Parents
Mr. and Mrs. i Preston Wins
low and daughter from Raleigh
spent , the week-end with their
parents,.' Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Winslow and Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Nixon.
.Dinner Guests ,
- Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
'and Mrs. Claude Winslow were
( Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Jordan, Kim
and Kelly from Greenville; Mr.
and Mrs. G. H. Chappell, Don,
Vickie and Louis from Norfolk;
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Winslow
: and Cindy from Raleigh; Mrs.
Lizzie Hollowell, Mr." and Mrs.
"Forrest Cale, Billy, Jerry and
Cathy, Mr. and Mrs. James O.
Layden, ; Jimmy, Tommy, Keith
i. and Jan.
Visiting Parents ,
" Mrs. 'Jim Hendricks' from Nor-
'folk is spending part of the
; week with ber parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T.R. Winslow.
i VisU In Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Harrell
visited Mr. Harrell's brother-in-,
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W.
( A, Gray in Arlington, va., mis
.week. -.:,;. '
Week-end In Washington " '
Mr. and Mrs. Jack ' Kanoy
spent the week-end in Washing'
. ton, D. C and attended the
j Washington Redskins-New ,Yprk
Gians football game. ; '
' Returned Home . -. - v
Little Joan White returned to
her home in Norfolk, Va., Sun
day after spending several days
H with her grandparents, Mr. and
t Mrs.- Julian White. ' ,
From Edenion
Mrs. Gladys H. White, R.N.,
and Mrs. Spencer Hammond,
R.N., from Easton, Md., visited
, Mrs. Max R. Campbell Monday
enroute to Florida.
Returned Home ...
' Mrs. Bill White returned ' to
i her home Friday from Salt Lake
City, Utah where she spent, a
.week on business.', 1
Week-end Here
-, Dr. John Chappell, a mission
c ary at Taiwan Changli , China
spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. L. C. Winslow.
.. Returned Home
. i Mr. . and Mrs. J. T. Biggers
spent the week-end in Rockville,
Md., with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Schaaf . - They were accompan-
, ied there by Anne Schaaf who
had been visiting her grandpar
ents. ' .Returned Home
7 . , Robert Johnson from Prince
ton, N. J.,, spent the week-end
'With, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Holmes
v'.and was accompanied home this
week by Mrs. Johnson and three
childrea
In Washington
Mrs. W. H. Cole is visiting her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
, and Mrs. Bill Cole in Washing
ton, D. C.
' Returned Home v
' Mr. . and Mrs.' G. R. Tucker
spent Sunday and Monday with
Dr. and Mrs. G. R. Tucker, Jr.,
and . family - at Henderson and
Ms. and, Mrs. Beverly Tucker at
Carrsboro.
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Week-end flare
Miss Peggy White from Great
Bridge, Va., spent the week-en4
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
jaWe White. ' "
Wednesday Af laji Head .
Mr. and Mrs. V. N.- Darden.
and Mrs. . Max R. Campbell
snent .Wednesday and Thursday
at the Darden cottage at Nags
Head. .
Moved Into. New Hqtnf . ,
, Mr. and Mrs. Moody Mathews;
Jr., and Jwo children moved.
into their, new home on Church
Street last' week.
From Norfolk 1
-Miss Jo Davis Towe from Nor
folk, Va., spent the week-Vdj
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Towe.
Saturday In Richmond
Mr. and Mrs.' Charles White
spent Saturday, in Richmond,
Va., and attended the football
game there. 1 ;' '
Reiurned Home
Mrs. W.. H. Hardcastle has
returned to her home after visit
ing her son and daughter-in-law,
Capt, and Mrs. W. H. Hard
castle, Jr., at Charleston, S. C-
Inj Rocky Mount
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Morgan
from Chicago,; 111, who have
been visiting Mrs. T. S- White
left Tuesday for Rocky Mount
where they are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. G. E. Newby, Jr. .
In Ayden "-
Mrs. J. R. Futrell is visiting
Mrs. G. G. Dixon at Ayden.
Monday Here ;
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Truax from
Dillon, S. C., spent Monday with
friends in Hertford.
Fsom Richmond
' Miss Suzanne Towe from Rich
mond, Va., .spent ; e : week-end
with 'her parents, Mr. and Mr&
J. H. Towe.
From Newport News
i Hnwarrl Willinms .Tr.. fmm
LNewprt News, ' Va., spent the
week-end with C. D. Banks and
Mrs. Williams and family who
are visiting here. .
Nothing will Help
homesick feeling
regular arrival each week during the
college year of : " " ,
'The Perquimans Weekly"
BE SURE TO SUB301IBE NOWl
Sturjept Rates Only
5.C0 for
A FIRM POLICY adopted at our recent credit meetuiff with
reference to delinquent Fuel Oil and Kerosene accounts is as
follows: .J , ; v
(1) If your account is delinquent, your name has been ex
changeo! with other dealers for information of like nature,
(2) As mutual protection to members of this association, we
have agreed not to make deliveries either on cash or credit ha- :
sis to any person owing anotherdealer. . 1 .
;) (3) Those whose accounts arc in arrears who give orders far
any delivery op a cash basis, will be required to make gpmc
curtailment on account In addition to amount of csch delivery,
therefore when calling in your order please state wfct s,int
you will add for credit to your account each time, cr we will
unable to make the delvery;.
We have no desire to work a hardship on any or,e, hnt we
must have cooperation from you to enable us to fU your cr
ders promptly. . 1 . , ' '
V7IY NOT BEGIN PAYING NOW? As it v& e!:r,bt?
embarrassment for all concerned when cold wtzil.zr arrive -''''
Dcasrs in ether towns will be advised cf this for il l:
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w Mr., and Mrs. Charles (Frank
lin Tynch at BelvKtere announce
the engagement -of their daugh
ter,' Linda Rae, to Robert McCoy
Phthisic; "son of Mr. and Mrs.
Barney McCoy Phthisic 'of vTy
nef. Miss Tynch-' 'graduated
from Elizabeth dty; School of
Practical Nursing and is : pres
ently . employed at the T Albe
mare ' Hospitals - Mr. , Phthisic
graduated from North Carolina
State Agricultural Institute. The
wedding 'will be .solemnized in
the Hobbsville Baptist Church
Sunday,, October 13 at 3 P. M.
FOkiends and relatives are invit
ed to attend.
The ' date was " originally
scheduled for November 10, but
has' been changed to October 13.
Thursday Here v ? v
Robert Kanoy fronv Richmond,
Va. visited Mrs. Walter Kanoy
Thursday : of last week.
Fiom Ralekjh -
; Miss Nancy Zachery from Ra
leigh : spent ' the week-end with
her mother, 'Mrs. J. W. Zach
ery. y ' !','
From Roper .
' Mr- and Mrs. C, T. White from
Roper ,visited Mrs. J.' E. Ever
ett on Saturday. ;
Returned Hone
; Mrs.' W. M.' Harrell i returned
to her 1 home ' Saturday after
spending several weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Barrington in
Washington, c " . . " ..
Sunday In 'Norfolk j1. " .
Mr-' and Jtfrs. Seymour, Chap
pell and son.s spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chappell in
Norfolk, Va. , -"
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slop that lonesome
so ijuickly as the
"Nit
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entireterm
Vis'-ted In Norfolk ; - ;
Mr. and Mrs. George Carver
spent Sunday with' Mr.' and Mrs.
' F. F. Jordan and Mrs. Alice
Winslow In Norfolk, VaT M -f
I Returned Home '
I Mrs. C. C Banks returned to
her home Sunday after spending
several weeks in a Raleigh Hos-1
pital.
From Norfolk , . . v .
' Mrs. Iris Pike and Mr. and
Ms. Alec Farmer of Norfolk,
Va, spent Sunday with rela
tives in Hertford. - ( ,
Front Germantown ,
Mrs. Don Baker and son Don
from Germantown. Md., 'are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. George
Baker.. , , .
Returned Home
Mrs Frank Jessup- returned
home Tuesday after ; spending
several days in Charlotte where
she attended a cosmetologist
meeting.
Sunday In Hobbsville
Mrs. Erie Haste, Sr., and Mrs.
Walter Kanoy spent Sunday
withVMr. and Mrs. D. H. Berry
man at Hobbsville and attended
service at Warwick Swamp
Church. ' ,
Week-end Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Chappell
and daughter Susie of Fayette-
ville visited his parents, Mr. I
and Mrs.. Beecher Chappell re
cently. . r .
Visited Daughter '
. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Willi
ford. left Tuesday for Washing
ton, D. C, where they are visit
ing their daughter Miss Joanna
P. Williford. "
Sunday Visitors " .;:
'Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Ward,
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Lamb, Mrs.
Sammy Sutton, Sr., and Sammy
Sutton, Jr., visited Mr. and Mrs.
Beecher Chappell and Mrs.
Bessie Chappell Sunday, v r
new ,
Head&SthQuMem;
Ao effvetire
uoiulrtijf control thtvnjioo: ;.:
JUST ARRIVED
TI?Y ONE
TODAY!
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We respond promptly to
day or night-time pre
scription calls I
Pharmacy
Phone 429-5517,
Hertford. N. C
I ShmUkrz
r.-on Durham .
Mr- nc Mrs Vic Hugns, of
Dujhm . spent tne . ' week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. n. t,'. aioKes,
Attending Meeting , , . '-
Mrs. , F. T. Johsonn left Suti
dqy (or Chapel Hill where she
is attending a meeting mis ween.
PLANNING BOARD , .
PRESENTS BY-LAWS
CcuAnued from Paae 1
fourth Thursday of every month
at 7:30 P. M., unless otlierwisu
established
" There shall . be a three, day
notice for the cancellation of any
meeting. ' ,
'. The - second order of new
business was a discussion of the
pontest of a population and eco
nomic study which the board, i?
about to undertake. . Mr. Gould,
J)AEv
1 54 Pint '
$00
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A Blend of 65 Neutral
Apple Jack, No Age, and 35 Appte Jack 6, Yeqr Old.
Hickory Town Distilling Co., Eatontown. N.J. . .,
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FRIDAY-SATURDAY: ! SHOWS FRIDAY 7:lJ-9;0$ P, M.
SHOWS SATURDAY a:U-S:20-7:10-9:00 P. M. . :
Sandra Dee Pefer Fonda l
SUNDAY ONLY; SHOWS 2:15-4:05 NIGHT 9:00 P. M.
MONDAY ONE SHOW ONLY 7:30 P. M. !
rr.jyeFr&ilfofa Prentiss
., i '. and Dany Robin in -
; mm jifE'Boyr
'LET'S GO TO
'Admission: Adults
jTfr"'0 rnvvvaiJ rn'Wavaait ?imnrrwi'r0tr0i0i
' to fivo hjnds of Chcvrolotc for oil jtinft
JSl'-SMOOTU LUXURY CKeViiGLETVFor luxury ,
loving people. Rich new styling, finer; appointments in ,
all lour series and 15 models. Engine Up. 0 (2q hp,
manual or Powerglide transmissions, ; . ; . . . .
NE W CHEVELLE For' pacesettmg people. A totally
rew kind of car with small-car handling, big-car comfort!
Styling that makes expensive ws-jealous. Three series
r and 11 models, and a. full choice of engine and trans
j vn t'-'"ns! " ' r " ' ' .-
e iSVY II For practical people. Chevy II ' r
t " i raw V8 power far funron-a-ahoestrinsr,
; the shoestring further with 4- ar. 1 v
;:: !!! Jtf t tir "rf"
who will assist U.e ' 1, ex
plained 'the vP k E t .. and
sllowed examf'es "' of ' s, milar
studies done In Noi...i Ciii-olina.
Ther next 'meet: hss- bn
set for Thursday, November .21
aft:3Q P.M. in the ilur.-pral
Building. The public is invited
to attend. ''''',
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Raleigh The Motor Vehicles
Department's summary of traffic
deaths through 1 a A M-Z Monf
day, October 7, 1903 folows:
KUled- To' Date !..r.. 878
Killed To Date' Last Year " 953
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. . Revival services will betuv at
Cashie' Eaotlst'church in Vv.md
sor Monday, October 14 with ser
vices each night ."during tae
week at t:30 o'clock. The Rev.
M. Oi Owens . will be the guest
ovafiuoHqf 'nH v th . castori '- the
Rev. E. Len . Weston, invites the '
public to attend, - 1 , , .
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Buy. build or modernI-Blend. s wall, baseboard and
' fv&l ,cS?-w ua .Vtrr. floor. Blend-Air furnacss
t install 3 Vinch ducts fit between .tnn.j .
. studs, no costly alteraUonsl may also be installed -
Add cooling anytim.-work. . S,? J? '
i , through heating ducts, costs up to V ' to modernize your
leu to operate than ordinary heating system. i
cooling systemst r , J- , ,
. &U(x FREE WeUf.SuMvi 1
Phone 426-5516
6-cylinder er'.. - Clvy II's six n.o's in twa series
all act like they're birrjer, more expensive cars! '
CORVAIR For tun-lovin? peoples More4 fun than
ever from Corvair's new bit m engine! Sam Corvair ;
handling and riding ease in 9 moduls-including thf.
150-hp Turbocharp'ed Spyders! , . ;, .
COUVEXTE-For sports-minded people. Corvette now
rkles softer, smobt.her-but none jpf its gusto because
its big V8 oH'ers vp s from'1 250 to 375 hp!
t" . Want to fet t r with other car-loving
reople? Gi re yt r Cl.evro! t dealer . . . he :
l.!;es all Iti ' A cp'umelal extra cost
, i the destination, is 4esir
, expectatian speeds our proi
s. ( Mary Eaker Eddy. '
Wo co'
" " t t'r-Jng Eatkacho '
from n tMc,cb bMiiiicti nl
miiKulir a. hi and paint thtftn eiun ,4
nstleu p viiu nd miserable, tirM-oirt
fwlingra hen thus diaoomfortt- eom on ;
With ove-xrtia or itreM IW1 itrl ,
yoa wnnt Turf-wiit It atl Anotnar. ,
i dinturhanwmajrhemiidbladfterlrrvtatioit
following wrong UmmI anil drmk of tn
" ting up ft rmtfeas uncomfortablt faellng..
Iloan'a PUI work fast in I aeparaM -waya:
l.byapetidrpain-reUevlngactiuirto . ...
-lease torment of nagging backache, heaV . , .
.ache, wuacnlar achea and paiaa. t. ht
t aoothing effect on bladder Irritation, 8. ar ,
' mild dinretla action tending to inoraaa
output of tli l&.mlka of kidney tube.
Enjoy a good night' aleep and the . ,
am happy relief .million have fur over
v year. For .convenience, uk for tin
" ierg !, Cat Duan' Pill today'
ffhWiMl1
low as
$25.00;
per month installed
3 year FHA terms
' Exclusive blender
. give every room its ' i
individual circulating '
" iyaUm.keep temper.
' aturei uniform'. Beaidet
v ceiling blender (shown), .
there are blenders for -
ertf ord, N. C.
cf nocplo!
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