THE PEKQUfMAW8 -WESSLY;-KrTtTT0r.3.-STH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. -OCTOBER-25, t19S3.
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Program: Mrs. Alva Bunch
The Hertford Grammar School
PTA held its . regular monthly ' reported that the programs were
meeting an Thursday, October planned for the year and thank-
10, with the 1 president, Mrs.
Marion Riddick, presiding. ,
An inspiring devotionai Awas
given . by John Ward with his
thoughts"' being taken from the
fourth chapter of Mark.
A welcome was given by the
president to the members pres
ent, particularly to the first
; grade parents and those new
parents in the community.
.The recommendations of the
executive board were read by
the acting secretary and approv
ed by the membership. Thank
you letters from Miss Elliott and
Miss Sumner were' also read.
; The treasurer, Mrs. Bill Wil
liams, reported a balance in the
treasury of $338.65. Upon a
njotion by Mrs. Edwards and
duly seconded, the budget for
the new year was accepted by
the membership.
v Report By Standing
' ;.:. Committees:
' Membership: Mrs. Grace Cos
ton .reported a membership of
y'3". with the following grades
have 100 iliss Chalk's, Mrs. ling that someone be on duty at
Woodard's, Miss Felton's, , Mrs. f this corner morning and after
Riddick's, Miss Sumner's - and, noon.
Mrs. Patten's. Mrs. Patten's, class Kitchen: Mrs. Durward Reed
was the first to get 100 mem- reported they had served the
bership; therefore, receiving the Hertford Baptist Church Sunday
$5,0Q gift. ' , School teachers recently, making
White Cane 'Drive
Now Under Wav
ed all those who had helped her
make the, program book for dis
tribution to the parents.
Publicity: Mrs. Walter Harri
son reported .that each week
there' would be a 'special article
in The Perquimans Weekly on
the PTA and it would always be
in the lower left hand corner.
Room Representative: Mrs.
Keith Haskett reported all grade
mothers had worked on a sup
per and that the plans for the
Halloween Carnival had ' been
completed. : '.'""'.''. , '
Magazine: In the absence of
Mrs. Mabel Keel, Mrs. Norman
Elliott urged all members to sub
scribe to the PTA magazine.
Safety: Mrs. Walters reported
she had contacted Mayor Darden
about having a policeman sta
tioned at the corner of Harris'
Super Market on Grubb Street
when the children were going
to and coming from school but
hadn't received a reply from
him. The secretary was asked to
write to Mr. Darden recommend-
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a profit of $52.29.
Dance Committee: In the ab'
sence of the chairman, Mrs. Wil
lis Jessup, Mrs. Riddick report
ed that the dance class had an
enrollment of 19 pupils.
Newspaper: Mrs. Lloyd Lane
and Mrs. J. B. " Perry reported
that canvassing 'for the new
subscriptions would be from Oc
tober 15 to November 15.. Work
ers would be listed in The Per
quimans Weekly and that for 400
subscriptions there : would be a
$100 bonus.
, Hospitality: Mrs. Philip Thach
reported a registration of 205
With Mrs. Patten's 3rd and 4th
combination being first, followed
by Miss Chalk's first grade and
Mrs. Riddick's seventh grade.
. Announcements: The storage
cabinets for each room had been
ordered. ; Wesley ! Nelson has
been named the Cub Scout in
stitutional representative. Mrs.
Ray White reported that the lo-i
cal Girl Scout group has been
made a member of the Tide
water Council and that a fi
nancial drive to help the Girl
Scouts would be held October
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Mrs. Dan Berry, vice president,
reported on the District 9 PTA
meeting in Ahoskie, when the
theme for the meeting was
"Mental Heai'h, A Target for
Action".
Mrs. Charles Murray, past
PTA president, was presented o
past president's pin by Mrs. Rid
dick. Miss Thelma Elliott welcomed
all the parents and introduced
the faculty. Teachers new to
the faculty this year are Mrs.
Irene Patten and Mrs. Joyce
Riddick. She announced an en
rollment of 303 pupils, that the
week of October 13 was Na
tional School Lunch Week and
that parents of the first graders
and new parents in the school
were invited to eat lunch with
their "cliild 'during this week.
Miss! Elliott Urged till parents to
cansuttwithiheij child's teach
er, it, any problems came , up.
: Evetyone ; was asked to ; visit
the ' classrooms nd i then come
back to the ' auditorium for re-
With no further business, the
meeting was adjourned.
Continued f torn Page On
ele care; toe, the, research (pro
ject, laboratory f ,exprtrrveiUa
ocular pathology, Memorial Hos
pital, Chapel Hil; the eye .bank
of North Carolina; glaucoma de-
tection clinics, state-wide, and
prevention of blindness educa
tional materials. ; All .the above
services relate to prevention,
Other general services are: Gift
radios to shut-in blind; white
cane walking sticks, state-wide,
drugs, ; X-rays, transportation.
etc. -
The Lions Club of Hertford
will give . each citizen an- op
portunity to share in this chal
lenge to reduce blindness by.
50 in our state. The Hertford
Lions Club will offer member
ship in the association as well
as white cane bangles - for sate-
No1 one wants to be blind, so
let's ; work together to prevent
blindness. -
Join the White Cane drive to
day by ' sending your contribu
tion to J. T. Biggers. secretary
treasurer of the Lions Club. f
Perquimans Indians i
Lose To Aces 9-7
Continued from Yage One
again on the defensive as time
ran out on the exposive. Indians.
Perquimans' defense was also
brilliant 'in this titanic .struggle
of bristling, bruising football.
They stopped a' ; first quarter
Edenton drive inside their 10
and contained the Aces -well af
ter the : locals had done their
scoring. : Perquimans controlled
the ball for all but 11 plays in
the final quarter. They got
most of jtheir yardage in the air
while Edenton stayed on the
ground virtually all the night.
Statistics show the eveness of
the struggle. Edenton ran 50
plays to Perquimans 49; netted
235 yards to the , visitors 220;
with the Indians leading in first
downs 12 to 10. i .y:, , t
There, were more - stars ' than
you could shake A 'stick at iri.
this exhibitions i Mayov i Doug
Sexton and Harry .ISpruill divid
ci the running chores for Eden
ton andi performed well - while
the Combs .twins and Jimmy Byi
inim shouldered i the' 'I load for
"Perquima,ns.i'; 'Defensive-.' stw-t
outs were too many to mention
as everyone who. .. playel. V
serves a star billing. It vQ3 ft.
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Our Hours Are As Follows: -
Tuesday :through Saturday 9:00 A. M., to 12:30 P. M.
Friday afternoon 3:30 P. M., to 7:00 P. M,
Closed on Mondays,
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glorious victory for Edenton, a
heart-breaker for v the Indians
and a truly superb football
game.
fWhite Appointed
Postmaster Chairman
BIRTHDAY DINNER
Mrs. J. E. Everett celebrated
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and . Mrs, ' Eugene Boyce
her birthday last Friday at her announce the birth Of ' a third
:Crmlinwd from Pag One
home at a "dinner party. Those
present were Mrs. Jack Kanoy,
Mrs. Walter Kanoy. and Mrs.
,Oarlton Cannon and daughter,
Miss Cornelia Cannon.
child, first son, '.Christopher Eu
gene, born Friday, ;, .October 18,
at .the Albemarle Hospital. , Mrs.
Boyce. is the former Miss Janice
VageL
Gatesville; Hertford County, Al
vah Early . of Ahoskie; Hyde
County, Mrs. Odessa Jarvis of
Engelhard; Perquimans County,
Walter W. White of Hertford;
Pasquotank County, R. L. Gar
rett of Elizabeth .City; Tyrrell
County, Mrs. Effie A.'' Brick-
house of Columbia; Martin Coun
ty, Leslie T. Fowden of Wil-
liamston; , Washington County,
James G. Swain of Plymouth;
Pitt County, J. Knott Proctor" of
Greenville.
Announcement was also made
that plans are under way in
Hyde County under the direc
tion of Mrs. Odessa W. Jarvis of
Engelhard to arrange a lunch
eon this month in honor of Mrs.
Louella Swindell, who is retir
ing as postmaster after 30 years'
service at Swain Quarter. All
interested postmasters are urged
to see or write Mrs.- Jarvis immediately;
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB
Miss Thelma Elliott was hos
tess to her Bridge Club - last
Tuesday at her home. Those
playing were Mesdames Charles
Whedbee, Don Norman, Fred
Still, Nathan Relfe; V. N. Dar
den, J. D. Coston, ' Miss Louise
Chalk and .Miss Kate - Blanch-
ard. The high score prize; went
to Miss Chalk. A sweet course
was served. i .
Very Expensive
1 Son:, "papa, how much does
it cost to get married?". . '
v Papa; There's a two-dollar
down payment and then, you
pay. your entire salary every
week for the rest of your life.'
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