the jperouimans weekly, hhiteord. north Carolina, friday. December 20; 1983-
page SEVEN SECTIOH OR3
SPECTATOR,
' By Jsrrf Sullivan and
Beth HurdU
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). The Indians and tle ' Squaws'
raveled to Pasquotank Centcal
December 13, for their
sketball game 0 (he'seb-
Both teams bowed to' the
nqnrconference! Green Waves by
a 'score of '76-39 for the Indians
and 32-17 for the Squaws. "' .
.."The eighth grade presented a
tiny program Friday, , December
13, pertaining to familiar super
stitions andi curiosities concern
ing, iat dreadful day; t Friday
the : 13th, ,-. Numerous supersti
tion's were displayed by short
'Skits performed by the students. I
A" few of '.the curiosities inert-
tioned pertained to ladders, salt,
horseshoes, mirrors, warts, stings,
and many good luck charms. The
complete program was -directed
by the students and an educa
tional and entertaining presenta
tion resulted. ,t (
. mi. . . .. . a
I xne inaians warmea up -ior
their second game and won over
Ahoskie 41-37,' in the first, con
ference, game Friday, December
13, in Hertford.' The Perquimans
Squaw met with a fatal clash
against - the . Ahoskie Squaws in
a close 31-27 battle.; Perquim
ans' third game is with Eden
ton in Edenton Tuesday, Decem
ber 17. ,
The Student Council will spon
sor a Christmas dance in the
gym Friday, December 20, 4963,
for the students and their dates.
Frank .'Roberts,; from radio sta
tion WeDJ in Edenton,j will pre
side over the dance; Free re
freshments will be available to
the attending students and
Frank 'Roberts will give prizes
to them : during his program.
The dance will be held from 3
to 11 P. M., and the admission
will be 75c and $1.00. .''
Jimmy,' Hunter, ace baseball
player, returned ta s:hool' Mon
.duy, December : 16. Jimmy was
injured and hospitalized during
the 'Thanksgiving , holidays i be
cause of a hunting accident.
BURGESS HD CLUB HOLDS
GALA CHRISTMAS PARTY
The Agriculture Building was
the scene of a very jolly time
Tuesday night, . December 10,
when Burgess Club : members
and: their 'husbands gathered to
celebrate Christmas. . .
; The , building ; was gaily dec
orated for- the occasion. . Both
the serving table and- the gift
table were centered with attrac
tive arrangements of evergreen
and Christmas ornaments. . .
The meeting opened with the
singing : of "O Come All Ye
Faithful".' Mrs. L. L. Harrell
gave the devotional from the
second chapter of Luke and
prayer by Mrs. J. B. Basnight , .
The following program was
presented by Mrs. Josiah Proc
tor:. Memories of Christmas,
Mrs. Sidney Copeland; Being
Kind, Mrs. Ila Grey White;
Christmas Lights, Mrs. Joseph
Ayscue; Quartet, "How Great
Thou Art", Mr. and Mrs. Sid
ney Copeland and Mr. and Mrsi
Joseph Ayscue. '
Bingo and other games were
played with Mrs. J. B. Basnight,
Mrs. L. L. Harrell, Mrs. Shir-,
ley Peters-,; Joseph Ayscue, Josiah
Proctor, Mrs. Ila Grey White,
Sidney Copeland, Mrs, Howard
Ward, Mrs. Joseph Ayscue, win
ning prizes. " '
Gftts were exchanged by the
members and guests. Cookies,
candy, potato chips and' nuts
with bottled drinks were enjoy-,
ed during the refreshment hour.
' ' , - : l . :'.;
Burgas New
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lee Bass
and son were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Ayscue Sun
day.' R. L. Spivey of New Hope
visited his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bas
night, Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Proctor
visited their . son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Watson, Jr., at their home in
Philadelphia last week-end
Mr. and Mr?. James Jordan
and Mrs. Walton Lane visited
Mrs. . Annie Belle -orter at the
Norfolk General Hospital Sunday
where she is a patient and lately
underwent surgery.
- Mrs. Winston Lane, Jr., at
tended the funeral of her uncle,
Will Pierce, at Rocky Hock
Church Tuesday afternoon. '
BURGESS W.M.U. MEETS
The Burgess W.M.U. met at
the home of Mrs. Sidney Cope
land Monday night, December 9.
The meeting was opened by
singing '"Silent Night", followed
by prayer by Mrs. J. R. Ays
cue. .
Minutes were read and the
roll called with 16 members and
one visitor present. Names of
Pollyannas were . drawn. Hos
tesses for '1964 weie arranged.
Eight members raported having
read or heard a mission study
book given this month,
Mrs. Joseph Ayscue presented
an interesting program based on
a book M, Theron Rankin,
Apostle of Advance.
The meeting closed with the
Watchword. "
. The hostess served fruit cake,
cookies, candy and nuts with
punch.
BRIDGE CLUB MEETS
Mrs. W. H. Pitt entertained her
Bridge Club Thursday night at
her home on Dobb Street. Those
playing were Mesdames Trim
Wilson, H. A.. Whitley, C. A.
Davenport, W. H. Hardcastle, S.
P. Jessup, J. H.' New'oold, J R.v?
Futrell ana C. 'A- Holmes. The ",
high score prize went to Mrs.
Futrell, Refreshments were ser
ved by the hostess. '. .' .
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