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"I 1 'A fiJ S WEEKLY T3 aXL Nrnr ' r 14. Hertford, Perquimans County, North Carolina, Friday, April 3,1964. 5 Cents Per Copy m :cl On LtepSqans; : Hardy Prather, represehUtivt of Carolines United, met. Mon-1 day night in the (Municipal; Building . at Hertford to discuss with various people attending a meeting the possibility of form ing a United Fund in Perquiim ans County. , ; Opening "remarks by Marion Swindell, president or the Cham ber of Commerce, pointed, out the demandtor .such fund. 'Though consolidation of our efforts, time ; will, be saved, monies can be more easily rais ed and the general pitbliti will not be bothered by' constant so licitation," Swindell stated. -Mr.' Prather then explained how a United Fund works how it. is set up and how it is re lated to Carolinas . United. He emphasized . that , in order . for "such an organization to work it is necessary for the entire com munity to Unite behind the fund . raising . effort Prather further pointed , out that, "through the payroll deduction advantage that a United Fund, monies can be more easily raised by more peo pie contributing fheir fair share to the .effort. ; - The meeting , was attended by five .: representatives from the Sunbury area, where they arc also : investigating the possibili ties of a United Fund. ' ; Following Pralher's explana tion of the fund, "an extensive question and answer period was conducted allowing those in at tendance tot clear up any ques tions that they had about such an . organization. It was gener ally felt that all in attendance endorsee!, the- plan and further investigation, by the, Chamber of . Commerce is in process. . ' ; i : ' JessieV :T;" Winsfowi'r.,' wis' given a 160-day sroad seritetice in Perquimans) County Recorder's Court hmtesdawlieii;'' aj4 pcaring bclorv Judge 'Charles E. Johnson, - charged Jvith " driving on the left side of road not in passing, Hailing to show driver's license and iegistration v card and using profanity. . ; , Tlie, imtence'wra)S'titde4 upon payment of a $100 fine and 'court costs. " . Jhonnie . R. Phthisic, charged with possession of ,15 gallons of non tax paid whistey,.was giv en a 60-day road sentence'. . Sen tence to be suspended Upon pay ment of $150 fine and costs bf court, l. . i A nol pross.wa token in the cae charging Burnius Aubrey Snuth with having in his pos session non tax paid whiskey in excess of one gallon.- V Clarence M. Harrell, charged with driving under the influence. of intoxicants Jr .ftarcotk! drugi Was given 60 days 'on the road.' Sentence to be 9uspanded upon payment of $100 fine. , "Appeal was noted end bond 'was set at $150. . ' - ollar Van White, charged with Speeding, 'driving on left side of street, was given 30 days on the roads. 'Sentence suspended up on payment xg $50 fine and the ' costs of court. ' ' , ; , The following were charged with exceeding the speed limit: V.'m. E. Merritt, Jr., $37 and costs; Joe E. Utley, $lj.23 and csts; Morris G. Hanson, Joseph i -cat, Reuben D. Hamlet, Thos. L. Liverman, Freddie D. Brown (Cv "jsad on Page I) I Jl 'or Cham- v 1 r. ..or a y r.";t, April ( i at t'..e Per ' i 1 -ymna- ' I f uhed t .n 11 ' -l in. ' a i-JC to 1 RIelVin J. ColSQIt A Tn!riPV AFR 1 Tedmical Sergeant Me'lvin J. CoUon, Jr., son of Mr; and Mrs. Melvih J. ' Colson of Route 3, Hertford, has arrived at Lang Icy AFB, Virginia, Ifor duty fol lowing a lour of service in Ko rea. A v:: f . ;' Sergeant Colson,'. a supply technician, has been assigned to the" Tactical - Air Command's 4500th Supply Squadron. ' The sergeant is a graduate of Perquimans County High School. His wife,' Audrey, is. the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs.. Charlie "Wil son of Route 2," Elizabeth City, fcXtPdtS: Cassfafilj The first lesson of the Action Course in Practical Politics that is being sponsored by: the Per quimans , County Chamber of Commerce and he . Hertford BPW Club was given last day night by the Rev. Fred StilLiBelviderei Mrs. Russell Baker of This first lesson dealt with thewhiteston Mrs . Thomas H. individual in poliUcs, and was white 0f Winfall, Mrs. John A. presented to '22 r local;, citizens' Bray, 0 ,WoodvMe, Mrs. Robert participating in the lecture series. rTurner of Snow Hill-White Hat, In his presentation, Mr. Still Mrs. Erwin Turner of New Hope, pointed out the fact that Good Irs. John Danchese of Burgess Friday was' an appropriate day-and Mi9s Blanche Goodwin of to begin such a series, since thisyBethel,. all with helpers, .covered was the day that Christ was 8i; the county. ' . . ? - I rested and convicted by an am- The colored people did a, won-, bilious politiQjttl, group., RelatingdfSrful ; job; under, the , lea'dership; this ;to present jctionSi, he.iof; Mra.i M. B- Taylor and,W. C. swtfed that e,:are ' to blame wnen f poutic .and, K bit W , -i are, passed that w 'do.not like. ;Our; letters, to Congressmen, arwj Sen:' ators ; are; our .voice", govern.' y U was furtlier. red,culr ihat m-onf using " politics: with , gov ernmenjttiat, pIific is; sfelecUngt tmmdjit .anjbiiUuig! fcfni' office, 'whereas .government .,js parrying. , flut .ice - of thel MW U-.;s1atedirOfn poU tfclahe make pttomiseavto? appease the' Voting,; public, . th .orden to they pt ten take -part1 in, passing kcislation that is actually dt- rimenlal , to the', people; as; ' wholes but shows favoritism to wards- a iJ-:itmsinl'i. note boiltics ' and then ; deolore the -passage of ' certain ' legisla- uon." -A The .next lecture is scheduled! for Friday, April 3, when R. L Hollovfell will, speak on Political. Party .Organization. rut, j L jS 213FcrC::tOf ' In Perquimans County U. S. Savings Bonds sales -for the mohlh of February amounted to $4,186. January-February, sales combined totaled $14,254, jwhlch is 26.8 per cent of we. County v 1964 quota of $53,625. R. M. Riddick, Jr., is chainnan of the Savings Bonds sales in Perquimans County. - Cumulative sales for January and February, 19C3, wa& $9,081, Cumulative sales for January and (February, 1964, is $14,354. - , ' ' n r 'I ! i . f mi .,Vv Unvcod Boyce Is ' Spcdsl Training " Army Pvt. Linwood C. Boyce,. son of Mr. and Mrs. William W. Boyce, 704 Crubb Street, Hert ford, underwent v two weeks of counter-niorllla' training in thei V.'hite Tlountains of New Hamp,son of Mr. and "Mrs. James R. dike endlrS March ,14. . ' Boytfe wrs trailed in methods of road bl cking, attacking, ha msing ani other facets of hit-and-run styles of combat. :; The 24-year-old soliier, k '". mi " in Ci -y B, 1st ' i cf the . Civ! ' is 1 ' ..'ry at . i-t r s, i, ll'c ' 1 r, ., eni c s ' t t ' T f ' t C $!lDErvj Fcr VzA Fed bPClti-JuS: 'Mrs. Julian C. Powell, chair man of the Heart Fund' drive for Perquimans County, announced this week that ,$1,084.06 was raised during the Heart cam paign. ' . , i, The field consultant, . Barney West, jvas well pleased. The county fell short -less than $40 of the fair share quota for- Per quimans County. : ; ; ; : Several memorial gifts to the Heart Fund in lieu,' of flowers came in. The JV cheerleaders of Perquimans County High School gave $14.80 , profit from a dance alter a Dau , game. Thanks to tho American Legion Auxiliary and to all other or ganizations that contributed. ; Many thanks to the churches for their contributions . and to all individuals who so willingly gave on Heart Sunday, Febru ary 23, to places of business, to schools and to all. others.: ; Mrs. Robert L. HolloweU, city chairman, with the .help of Mrs. Carlton Cannon and James Evart Ncwby, contacted places of busi ness and homes with workers on every street. Mrs. Pailen Lane of the. Great Hope Church community, , Mrs. Joseph . Rogerson, : Jr., of Beech Fri-JeDrinff Mrs Harold White of Sirowd i throughi . tjie " Demonstra tion iClubs, schools aind churches ivith! Mrs,. Willie p. -Jlarvey,, city coqirmaji .and tOtner . neipers, Many thanks to each of you who contributed , . and " jtb" all Avho a,yjaf C06perati0tivpf 'all work ing in ; givhif4 ''!itheir' ' valuable time idiid ' eoris1 ; 'H greatly ap PTcciited. , . ', ;:i,;.;n;'.. , i iWe ,w6Jld'V not ,' 'forget'., the, treasurer; Preston ' , Stevenson, yfho i fgladly, gave hls'; time ii ?urtingutand ''. checking . ' the mouey and Virginia, ,Transcau, publicity' chairmainj t ;y ; ; (Editor's Note: Mrs. : Julian C. Powell deserves a great big thanks for her work which made this year's Heart Fund such a success). , . :y-: AutoSilssnisii 1 1 Tom? Byrum, Earije Goodwin and f H. ;,payiB, lofaU retail sadesmen for ( wrtJloW-B4nehi4I Motor i Company, Inc., were among': 250 Focdtdealer&ip -caj-and truck salesmen; IJi Jlht mond Ford district" honored Vt a banquet at the Golden Triangle Hotel in Norfolk.; Va.r on Mon day for outstanding retail sales performance during 1963, . IL D. Richardson, Richmond district sales manager, said 300 500 -Club membership awards are presented for excellent retail sales performance. The Ford 300-500 Club was founded uv 195(( to recognize the perform ance of, outstanding Ford sales men throughout the country. Mr. Richardson added that the average 1 300-500 Club members sold nearly $400,000 worth of 'automotive merchandise in qual ifying for the national honors. " Bymnii Goodwin ,f and Davis qualified for 300-500 Club mem bership, receiving their honors inl Norfolk on Monday. Wm. HassellSent To r.Iassachusetts Airman William. Rt Hassell, Hassell of 226 King Street, Hert ford, is being, reassigned to Otis AFB, Mass., for - training and duty as a supply specialist Airman Hassell recently com pleted ' United States Air Foice bas'c military training' at Lack Uiid AFB, Texas. . 1". e airman is a' graduate of r . imans County Urron High -o.l at Winfall. Jlis wife, the farmer Minnie Steward of Pen- J s cola, Fla presently is living slat 63 California Avenue Hemp . t V .: " , - Honored Oy Ford County Do: jcI I Ebtffons ! Appaintei. Ocjnistrars For Way 30 Pibnry Elsction , The Perquimans County Board of . Elections ha$ , appointed the registrars for the ; May ;!. 30th Democnatic , primary election. W.' L - ' Buddy" Tilley; chair man of the Perquimans Board of Elections, announced the books will be open for registration on May 2. 9 and 16. May 23 is Challenge Day. Voters will reg-; ister on the "firsts three succesi si ve Saturdays only from , 8j A; M. until 5 P. M- on any of the first tlirce Saturdays, Residents of the county that have moved since the last elec tion into another precinct in the county are required to register! Dr.BlcncliErd Contributes To flew Library (Icof Dr. Julian Blanchard, presi dent of The Essay-Proof Society in New York, a native of Per quimans County, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William "Bill" Blanchard, and a brother of the late J. C. Blanchard, owner of the old company here that still bears ,. his name, has . made a generous donation .'to the Per quimans County Library, roof re pairing fund. . : 'The donation; was'; mailed , to Viiginia W. iTranseau, editor of Thq , .Perquimans - Weekly, last week.,. Jr.j : , Blanchard'? . ; letter follows: , ''In response , to , several ap peals I have recently , read in your paper,- I would like : to make, a contribution to the fund tor repairing the roofof the have hot4 ' seen it stated, how a check' should be made out or to whonl it should be sent, but I am" venturing to make Vnine pay- Libriii' and 1 41m sending, it ! to - 1 1 i i. you yij-n uie .rcquys. ;uiuu,. jr. deliver, it . to the. proper' person. would Hike to iddXthatJ have enjoyed reading the home paper for many,, many years, and I admire the way it is being conducted under youT manage ment. 1 1 wish you continued success," Dr. Blanchard con cluded It is doped that during Li brary Week, . when the appeal for funds for this most urgently ncededj project is '. made, that other. Readers of this- newspaper and lovers of our ; county Will donate; to the-fund, , . j Tt ,1.1 ,;,.,, ., ,, ,,M,ii.,-. ;,. .. Ses Lagging fib Though Easter has passed, the appeal : for funds is continuing here in Perquimans, The sales are lagging. Mrs. Ralph Jor dan stated lhat of the 725 let ters sent to county residents only 271 have answered the ap peal with o result to date of only about $400 having been contributed. : "Help , someone's '; ; child to walk," send in1 your contribu tions today to either Mrs.J Jor dan or Mrs. Joe Towe White, treasurer of the campaign. 4-H Clubs Sponsor V Chicken Supper -s The 4-H Clubs in Perquimans County are sponsoring a 4-H barbecue chicken supper on Fri day, Aprir 10 at Perquimans County Central Grammar School, All club' members qf the 12 com munity clubs, have tickets for the pre-ticket sale which- will end on Monday, April 6. ' . "We would like to encourage all interested v families in pur chasing their tickets for small and large plates. . The Supper will-be served by 4-H members and 4-H leaders from 6. to 7 on April 10. Individuals 1 t-un pick up plates1 and carry them home, or eat at , the school cafeteria," states" M.-s, Paige Underwood, associate home economics Exten sion agent, i "t ' -. For Easter Se in the - precinct that they have moved to and will not be eli gible to vole unless they do so. i mi. ... , i mu lonowing rcgisu-ars are: Bethel, William Stallings; Nica nor, Mrs. Annie Mae Baker. Bel Vidcre, Mrs. Zenovin White; Parksville, Mi-s. J. F. Hollowell, Sr.; New Hope,- Mis. W. E. Dail; West Hertford, Mrs.: Francis Nixon; East Hertford, Mis. J. E. Morris, :the registrars will sit at the appointed polling places begin- tung on Saturday, May 2 and each Saturday through May 23. The 23rd, however, is challenge day and no registering can be done on that date. Perquimans County dbg waiden and rabies inspector, announced today a dog vaccination clinic will get un der way throughout the county pn Saturday, April 4 and will Continue through April and May. ) All dog owners are required by law to have their dog or dogs vaccinated against rabies during this period and to assist the rabies inspector in adminis tering the vaccine by restran ing the dog or dogs. v Mr. White has. set Up a sched ule of places, he will visit dur ing tne nionuis ot April and May and they are advertised in this issue of the Perquimans Weekly and will continue : weekly through the months of April and May for the purpose of vaccin ating .the animals. - Dog . owners arc requested to' note .' this sched ule and bring "tl)e dogs to the point nearest their homes. Protect your family, your com munity and 'your dog against babies through vaccination 'and stray : dog 1 control.' ; Rabies, is , a preventable' disease that, can at tack man, dog, fox, cow or other warm-blooded animals. ; The rabies virus reaches the brain by Way of the nerves and once rabies develops it is always fa tal to both humans and animals. Food Distributed April 6 and 7 The next distribution of sur plus -food for persons in . Per quimans County certified - to re ceive food will be Monday, April 6 from 8:30 until 12 noon and from 1 P. M. tintil '4:30 p; M. and again on Tuesday April J.! from 8:30 A- jfc until 1 12 ,iabon, it was announced today by Mrs. Wallace Morgan. Mrs. 5 Morgan stated the rea- sonsfor Uio day and a half dis tribution this time is due to a decrease in number of persons eligible to receive the food, since a number of jobs have opened up. - ' AprU 6 Mr. and Mrs. Leroy A. Dail wedding anniversary Karl Eure Mrs. Colon Jackson. j f) Dot Brewer - , Bonnie Paige Underwood Thomas A. Dail ' Mary S. Winslow : AprU 7 Annette Keaton Herbert M. Eure AprU iiiS-lf.X Judy Morgan , '-,'. ; Jimmy Hunter ' ' ' ' Odus Mansfield Phil WoodeU Thomas Dail -April 8 - Gayle Thoimpson Arba Winslow ; . . 7 , Annie Hollowell ' -' J ApHl 10 Dianne Hollowell -: Shelly Bateman April 11 Evelyn Tarkenton t - . KU Berry " Mary White "''l Rabies Clinic To Be Held In County In April and May W. Ray While, Birthdays I j 23 Cases Listed For April Term Superior Court i The April term of Perquim- rns County Superior Court will convene here Monday morning, April 13, with 8th District Judge Albert W. Cowper of Kinston presiding over tho mixed term of criminal and civil court. Twenty-one criminal cases are on :thc docket as prepared by W. Jarvis Ward, Clerk of Court. They are as follows: David Scoggins, escape. Davis Redell Layden, driving under influence of intoxicants. Lawrence Winslow, . assault with a deadly weapon with in tent to kill. Lawrence ' Winslow, assault with a deadly weapon with in tent to kill Johnnie Whitchurst, assault and rape. Maurice Harrell, aiding and abetting and receiving. Maurice Harrell, aiding aovd abetting and receiving. Maurice Harrell, aiding and abetting and receiving. Joseph , Da lion Lightfoot, speeding, reckless driving, dis obeying stop signal. " Willie Roosevelt Simmons, driving under influence of in toxicants, improper registration. Ernest Markham, assault. Delia Mae Coburn, shoplift ing. .. Delia Mac Coburn, public drunk. Robert Gerald Sawyer, break- ing, entering, larceny. Otos Afcell Smith, driving un der influence of intoxicants. Joseph Gilliam, driving under influence of intoxicants, public drunk. ' Zad Russell Barnes, breaking, entering, larceny. Leroy Jones, reckless driving, resisting arrest, assault Don Morgan, abandonment and non-support. ?:Xitcius Whcdbec, Jr break ing;, -entering and. larceny. , Cleveland .Alexander Sutton, escape.-1 . Three support , cases follow : Essie 'Mae. ''.White vs. , Ralph White, appearance. ,- , : ;. Lillifc Trucblood vs. Russell East '' : 'V;:.: . . Rosa Lee " Mclntyre vs. Joe Mclntyre, On the , civil calendar the cases art; B. D. Pierce vs. Coastal Lum ber Company and R. G, Bell, prcmptorily set. Perquimans Drainage No. 4 vs. Claude Karnes, appeal Horn order of clerk. Perquimans Drainage No. 4 vs. Walter White, protest. , . . M. T. Griffin," et als" vs.' T. R. Kirby et aL An ! East, Carolina College teaching fellow. Jesse Parker Chcsson, Jr., will join the sci ence faculty of tlie College of the Albemarle next fall. Chcsson, who expects to re ceive tho Master of Arts degree in education at ECC in June, Said he will teach biology and chemistry at the Elabeth City college. He presently holds the Bachelor of Science degree from East1 Carolina. w One of about 40 leaching fel lows at East Carolina this school year, cnesson wm complete uie regular school 'term as a teach ing assistant in the Department of Biology. After graduation, he plans to enroll in a course in marine bi ology offered during the sum mer at the Duke Marine Lab oratory in Beaufort. - ; Chesson is Hie son of Mr. and Mrs.' Jake Chesson of Hertford. He is married to the former Wynda Chappeli of Belvidere and they live at 407 St. Andrews Street, Tarboro. j ' Auxiliary To Meet On Monday Night . Tlie St. Catherine Auxiliary of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church will meet Monday night, April 6 at 8 o'clock with Mrs. S. P. Jes sup at her home . on Front Street. ' ' ., All members are urged to at tend the meeting. ChessonToJoin Faculty At ECC CModbt 'mas ra Hold District i1ecting In Hertford On April 7th Miss Louise Cook House President Miss Louise Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Cook of Route 3, Hertford, was elected junior house president at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro during 1964-65. She was winner in the recent campus election at which lime grcvimj Pamclle Dickson of Government Associattion of the University of North Carolina at , Greensboro. United Nations Topic Of Talk Mrs. J. C. Morgan gave a talk on her tour of the United Na tions to the Perquimans County Home Demonstration County Council March 25. "I was real happy to go," she said. The tour was the ninth annual North Carolina Home Demonstration tour made in No vember, 1963. ' We loaded the bus in Raleigh with a hustle and bustle." The group stayed at the Taft Hotel in New York. About the view from the Em pire State Building, she cx- laimcd "It was just beautiful." 'Riding the subway was a real nice experience, loo. wnen you enter the UN Building you ire out of the, United States," . she told the group. It was real interesting to watch ' foreign leaders going into the Medika-1 tion Room to meditate." The group also visited the General Assembly and heard representa tives from various countries speak. "We had to wear ear phones .to Jicnr vh;il wo siui, she explained. ' Mrs.. ' Morgan-' laughingly told about nil 103 ladies- getting lost in Radio City Music Hall. She aid it 'Was' astounding that there were mo juvenile delinquents in Chinatown. At Hyde Park the group. visited Franklin D. Roose velt's home and attended a me morial service for -Mrs. Roose velt. They visited the chapel at West Point and attended "Pass word," a TV program. Oil the rctui'n home the group spent the night at the National 4-H Club Foundation Youth Cen ter in Washington, D. C. They visited with IFYE students and national 4-H officials. She said about the tour of the White House,- "It has changed from what it was three years ago, it was bright and pretty." She thanked, UiefferouPi of f mak- s j.:!., J 'k. v-j i -L Mrs. Ai-chic White presided over the meeting w$kH opened with oevonon ny wrs.- v. ;. t,. iay- den of the Beech Springs Club. The 30 members present sang "He Lives." Uti 'Jostah Proc-1- tor, scerctaiy, called the roll to find ail clubs except one pres unt. Mrs. Sidney Copeland, Route -1, Hertford,' gave a report on the district music workshop held in Mantco. Mrs. Oliver Winslow, county family life committee chairman, . ar T 1IT 1 I mc xear ior rerquiiTiaj,!, vou.1- ly. Kirs, vncirics w ara, cuiu- munily service committee chair man, reported that approximate ly $300 had been collected by clubs for March of Dimes and Coaliaowios tm Red Cross Asks Tlie Home Service Chairman of the Red Cross is asking for help for the Mckinley Jones family of 237 Market Street, who suffered smoke damage from a recent fire. ' Members of the family axe a ' 17-year-old daughter who wears ' a size 10 dress and coat. ; The father wears 32-32 pants, 15 shirt and 40 coat; Only the clothes were damaged to the point that they need replacing. ' v V: t Anyone having (anything in this line can donate it by con tacting the Jones family or by at 436-5614. reporieu mav mrs. j. c.. vyoou,.of the collcge volunjccra holp Sr., bad been chosen Mother of, ilh a ,maSjj i,1lmunizaUon cf. Help For Farcy Methodist women. -from 12 counties of Northeastern North Carolina will gather in Hertford at the Hertford Methodist Church on Tuesday, April 7, for the annual meeting of the Eliza beth City District Woman's So ciety of Christian Service. The meeting will open at 10 A. M. with Mrs. Charles Roy Miller, i president, of Elizabeth City, pro- siding. During the business ses sion me ucuviucs oi mc past year reiewcd Plans presentd jor fhe worl f e year ahead. As a part of the World Federation of Mctthodist Women, the world's largest or- :v ganization of women, the Wo man's Society of Christian Ser- vice supports extensive mission work in the United States and overseas. Also the women have a large part in the promotion ' of the total program of. the lo cal churches of which they are members. A portion of the meeting will be devoted to a memorial service for those mem bers who have passed away since tho last district meeting. This will be led by Mrs. Sam Boy ette, district secretary of spir- ilual life from Ahoskic. High lighting the morning will be an inspirational address by Mrs. Robert L. Jerome, Southeastern Jurisdiction Secretary of Youth Work, whoj resides in Elizabeth City. The theme of this year's work "The Program That Unites Us In Witness and Service" will , bo uppermost in the promotion hour led by Mis. Eddie Har rell, district secretary of pro motion from Hertford.- As a part of this promotion hour reports : - will be heard from the follow ing officers of tlie Elizabeth City District Woman's Society of Christian Service; ' Mrs. Charles Roy Miller, president of Eliza beth City; Mrs. H.piry Umpliu-tt. Guild of Elizabeth Cfty; Mn! Russell Baker,- vice president of Belvidere; Mrs. Rona Tillelt, . 'v secretary of Wanchcse; Mrs. - ' Frank McGoogan, treasurer 'of -i';''1 Hertford; Mrs. Kcrmit ' Jordan, " " secretary of childi-cn's work of Gates; Mrs. Joe Parker, secrc-' tary of Christian Social Rela tions of Ahoekie; Mi-s. Myra Patrick, secretary of .literature ; of Englehard; Mrs. Gaston Small, 'Jr., secretary of mission ary education of Route 4, Eliza- v bcth City; Mrs. C. G. Niekens, secretaiy of missionary person nel of Elizabeth City; Mrs. Sain Boyettc, secretary of spiritual life of Ahoskic; Mrs. L. L. Gibbs, secretary of student work of Wanehese; Mrs. Lina Harbour, secretary of supply work of Manteo; Mrs. D. Lester Latham, secretaiy of youth work of Washington; Mrs. Joseph R. Bryant, chairman of public re lations of Ahoskic. Mary Lee Glenn In Nurses' Club Muiy Lee Gleiui of Route 3, Hertford, a student nurse at East Carolina College, is among 36 members of the Nurses Club fort agamst Uo in the in the sur rounding community, accoi-ding to an announcement by Dean Eva Warren of the School of Nursing. Working with seven faculty mombcrs in the bursing school, Uie student nurses ' have made' plans to assist, pharmacists who will "feed" the Sabin oral polio -vaccine at 33 "Stop Polio" clinics in Pitt County, : , - ( Miss Glenn, with "tlie. other volunteer nurses,, will . again as-; sist for ttwo later dates, when two other doses of the no-meedle; vaccine of three drops from a medicine dropper are dropped onto half-sized sugar euges and fed to all comers. 4 . Methodist WSCS Meets Monday Night " The Woman's - Society of Christian Service of the Hert- ford Methodist Church will meet Monday night, April 6 at: 8 o'clock in the Fellowship Hall. The executive- committee- will meet t 7:30.,. - t