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roximately 2,700 people
'?d we : Crowning Ceee
foi . tha 4-H Kin& and
i of Health and Miss Par
ians County Saturday, May
f.t 2:30 P: M,
-he ; ceremony" -wax held pn
! Academy Green : in Hert
J. - The theme for , the pro
a Wia , Better . Health for
-yone. J. W. Collin?., the
idcnt of the 4-H leaders or--ationK
presided during. the
emonys '. ' ' The ': processional
- ,rch for the 4-H Health King
d Queen and Miss Perquim
ig. County participants : was
'ayed by P. . W. Moore Junior
?d Senior High School ' Bend,
-lie service- opened : with Star
-angled Banner played by D.
Walker High' School Band.
.sSi Delorise Oreecy, president I
t the 4-H County Council, led
,e pledge ok allegiance nat the
4rH Club pledge. The Rev.- F.
L. Andrews, pastor of the First
'.aptist , Church of Hertford.
,vv& the invocation,' which was
.followed by a special musical
selection led by P; Vf, Moore
"igh School 4 Band. A few
:;l3tementa pertaining to the pur-
rsented the pounty winners
ind, Mrs. J. S Thompson, in
structor in' the Perquimans
Union School,. crowned the win
ners,, v v .
Tha winner were as follows:
King of Health, Ijnwood Leon
James and Queen, of Health,
". p. f s "
The. annual, meeting of the
First District ofi the American
Oor;is Hplley. . Mis Perquimans Region - Auxiliary- was, heldi in
was Malinda. Overton. These jaenton recently,. The. meeting
4-U members were from Pool!s waa held: in' the Methodist
Grove irH, Qlyttt, i iChuroh, where, a dinner was
Special congratulation goes tq served) by the- Methodist "wo
Mrs. Emma Burke and William Imam. . .' ,
fTurner, club leaders. Afiac thei. The session was called to- or-
xawwning of the. county, wmnens, yef at 10:30 o'clock' by- Mr G.
thMjf. r ,w,. Mpore -Biign. (Lindaey Ljverman of- Columbia.
Band gave 4 musical selection, president of the First District.
W; C. Suwd, county agricul-, Following the advance- of oolr
tural agent, introduced - the fop. the pledge to. the flag, was
sneaker, The . fiuest speaker, bM. Mi. Julian. C. Powell of
was Dr. A, A. Best, M.D., of, Hertford. The invocation -wis
'GrMnvUlej' tf.. Q Ha used) as , given by. Carlo. Dowdy jf
his subieet lje theme. ' Better ;Mantiao, after which, the group
Healths tor, everyone-:. e Discing - . the ' National Anthem
G
Country AwerJj.
! The, following, ban xtle-k God and Couota awasdt Sunday,
night Mar 17. aa the h-i Baptist Churehi Bonding fecm Wi
ta light. SheHiY Bateman. (JUU), Norman StalUnm (Stat),: B.Jly
Ward. (EagM,. Willie Taylor (Star) and Tihcaiui PwJJWT. .Jwrt
(.lass. - .-vi .' : ; . . . ...Jl..
"4 -
ed emphasis on the 4h tt in. the
Repeatipg the Freanbla was led
4-H pledge. He pointed out the I by 'Mrs. C. W.- Perry of' Kittr:
value ot a healHi .' body.' 'Ha .Hawk, past .president bf the First
urged' the people to strive to District.
haveood personal health, good, M w u.-Miii,. Bdtmton
family health and good com!L1I.fln(lnj, a, morm wiPoTr
munity health. He brought, to( tQi y,a g,, gPMting6
. ;, -nwere etenaea, o mayav jonn
each of these links are importp j, .GUng om Ed
ant After the massage by tta- Po8t NjB( ot Ame.
speaker, D. F. Walker HjghJcai Ugion waM) prwanted. by
School Band rendered a musical;, g Hollowell Vise command
er. Mrs. Joseph. C. Brickhouse
selection.'- , The :announcementa'
and recognition of visitors were
given by, Mrs. Emma Burlce,
The program closed with the
of Columbia, made the rsponie
'to the a4d!e of weleome. Spe-
loial miisio was. rendered blr
group repeating 1 .together fthe Mw ;.jBa?i(t, FwteB: Bdentow,
4-H motto. .' , lanmaniid. bv Mrs. Blair Gita-
Siven, by Delorise Creecy.
v Special greetings were given
by V. N. Darden, Mavor of
Hertford. G. W; . Cooper, . in-
1 National; andj Department of
ficers and aommrttee chairmen
were recognised! awl reports by
pose of the . organization wei-e-. The parade, refreshments and soiu
social , nour - followed the cans'
mony. The parade started from
the Academy Green, Hyde Park
Street and traveled through the' ,,; in, th, Hixtmab wora Dre-
structor in the D. F. Walker , main section of the town, liiii,unui w.h,l . nt.
High School and Scoutmaster in- eluding Dobb Street. ChupchlUnite meeting their - quota re
structor presented greeiines on Street,, Grubb. Street. Edenton ceivei citation wiih gift pre
hehat of the Boy 8oo.it ; of , Road-, Street and King Street. , seme(Jl president from the
Troops, 9J; I06j .115. and 141s and jjThe, social hou and wrfreshr Depaotmenfe jnambewhitt chaiif
J. T. Biggers, supertntendw of menta were held afc KinK Street mar. Mrs. Kemp Honeycutt of
county, scnoois, gave greet4ngs Jjiementary School, Tha
from the "county schools. After j'beverage was' milk
the-greetings, D. F. Walker High' vided another- opi
cal selection. - Mrs; L. B. 5 Jor
dan, president of . the , Home
Demcristration County Council,
main
Th:,s pro-
VOTE ELECTION DAY
Saturday!, Majr 30, 1961
for
County Board cif Education
PARKVILli TOWNSHIP
. t- r
YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL
BE GREATLY APPRECIATED!
mant Mrs. ivemn iioneycutt
Hickorar,, If. Q.,. andl Another gift
from the district president, Mrs.
opportunity . to Llndsev Livenman of Columbia.
place emphasis on the value of Five units reaching quotas, were
milk in' the (diet. , , jBelhaven,: Columbia, .Creswell,
- " ' . 1 ' Hertford and Edenton.
TRY A WEEKLY CLASSIFIED Go.getters, collecting ' dues
'from ten members also received
recognition. From Hertford they
were Mrs. Maude' Jones, Mrs,
Ruth 1 Powell f and Mrs. Thelma
Smith of Winfall. , .; t
Following these reports Mrs.
A. M. Scarborough of Greens
boro, Department president, was
introduced by Mrs. John var
nell, First Area vice president
(Incidentally, , Mrs. ,i varnen is
related; to the Ainsleys of Hert
ford); .' Mrs. : Scarborough . ' was
high in praise of the activities
of the Auxiliary and devoted the
,Lmajor. portion of her remarks to
explaining the Auxiliary Pre
amble. N
The luncheon was held at 12:30
o clock, after which a short
business session was held. ' The
invitation -was accepted to hold
the next meeting in Elizabeth
Citv.
Those from Hertford attending
were Mrs. Maude Jones, Mrs.
Vera Batten and , Mrs. Ruth
Powell.
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LOG?
Officers
ForTBAssscftb
The ' Pasquotank Perquim'ans-
Camden.i ' Tuberculosis Associa
tion board of directors met
Thursday, May 21, at the ..Agri
culture Building , in
by the board.
. R.s L, - Garrett, nominating
committee , chairman,'; presented
the officers: y Edward ; Daven
port, president; R. -L. Spivey,
vice president; Mrs. Mack Mor
risette, Jr., secretary, and Den
nis Morgan,' ; treasurer.- New
members to the board are. H. C.
Sullivan, Mrs. Grady Stevens,
Mrs. William ? McCain, : "Wildred
tthwW Abbott and John Bell, Jr. , Fol-
City. , Miss Addie M. Darden, ing the meeting a jhort
NCTB field consultant, showed a
film "The ' Art of,; Detection,
which explained the TB skin
tests and chest X-rays as tools
for detecting tuberculosis, Dr.
cial hour was- held by Mrs. E. O.
Baum. ' ,1 '
CARD OF THANKS
I ' wish to , thank each ..' and
Isa Grant, . heajth director, , re? everyone who so kindly remem-
portea an iirsi Sraaers v were bered ,me recently -with cards,
tested during t he s chool ; year.
Of these 37 showed positive rer
actions. Also 761 ninth grade
students along with some .sen
iors were tested. Of these 93
were positive. , i
Ninth grade was selected be-
auee it, is, , . tha I. age oi rapia
growth, the year of final health
instruction m the -schools, and
the year which considerable
drop-outs . occur. ? : Dr.r Grant
added that in March, pfvl904
there were J.JOO. patients irti the
state sanatorium,, and that at
present 20 cases were from the
three counties, three of . these
being children. : ''
Mrs. Gladys Cropsey, TB
worker,, expressed, i appreciation
to all, Christmas Seajj wprkers
who through their 'interest amd
works made possible the programs
on health education; case deteq-!
tiohj; patient j services,,; and, re4 f
thati & new X-ray unit needed in; J M
the , Perquimans. Health Depart- ((J
lnstaljeai
flowers, gifts and visits, ', while
I was a patient in the 'hospital
and since my return home. 1 . 1
Vick Stallings
,Tw "niy-sevei " " i ofi '
bemarle area banks wjo aucccJ
fully . completed, the initial
Course' in primary, banking- giv
en' at the, College of tha Al-e-
marle wene honored, at the-second,
annual 1 banquet, of the
Elizabeth City Chapter of the
American Institute (of Banking
last Saturday night. '
Richard &. Atkinson, senior,
I." ;-r-the
fo"
v. n. :
inz lei
n received
r career this
2 ;
tht j
r, i, s -oh
; i oi i a c.
pu' ' ' '
as C. r I - r ar.i - r, t.A
tor cv -lty t-jwarj our f. How
man iz, t ' y, a rare jeweL
".re shall mnke it a-point to
do our shopping
whenever we are
in -Hertford
traveling on
-nonJh f m a cou;'ra w!.q were Uie east coast an-dl recommend
.ssu-a f -ai'h our town and t othpi-s Please extend our
fv-d t!.-r c-j almost, out ofi
f'ifc at 4 o'clock in the morning J
"My Dear, Ms, Mayor; - .
'"It gives us great pleasure to
vice president of tha. FiiSV and , be, Me to, write this: letter of
sincere appreciation ; to Officer
Millqr and Mr. Bill, Sincerely, t.
Sgt. and Mrs. M. E. Wiggins.",
Citiflena National Bank- of Eliza
beth 'City, who'taaghfc the 42-i
hour coiue- which' extended
over ' 21 veeksy presented' cer-t
tificatest iO the graduates. Re-,
ceivinf; certificates from Peoples
Bank ' . & Trust Company? of
Hertford: -were Mts.' Paige- C.
Stallings, ; Preston Stevenson and
Mrs. Kathleen' Story. .v. ' . .. . ;
VACATIOW SCHOOL !
AT LOCAL CHW RC
Continued, from I
"He ,Was Called Jesus," Their
teachers and ( 'helpers will be
Mrs. Lloyd . Lane, Mrs. Jesse
Harris, Mrs. J. T. Lane, Jr., Mrs.
Paul , Smith and Misses v Jan
White and Ava Rae Kirby. .-
Circles' of the? Woman's Soci-
oty of Christian, Service' will be.
in oharge. of midKnormng re
freshment periods. ' '!(,'
On FrtnaaC evening t 7 o'ptock
parents and friends are invited
to a sharing session at the close
of the school, -when boys arid
girls wiil relate , their expert
ences of the r week and shape
their activities and, projects. '
sincere- ar"""K:;.tmrii and thanks.
While- drjv i ttnoagh .Hertford
Tuesday, April 28 at A; M., we
found . Qursalves -about out of
gas, My - husband- stopped Of
floar Miller' to inquire of a gas,
station that' might be"open at
that hour.-: Officer Miller went
back with- us.to the 'Municipal
Building, and called the" owner
ot Bill's "Service Station- and
told him, about our problem and
the man- graciously, consented to
gat up, from bed and meet us
at the station. " , '
"Sir, e " have , traveled
through 41 ofs! the 48 Continental
UWted StateS.nd this type bf
courtesy and-consideration . is'l
outstandings f, s"The' '?cti?ens of.
rnienfc would' soon be'
ivlSfl-VOTE FOR
PEElCiUimNS C0UWTY
. . . FOR . .
1. Improved Education
2. County Development
3. Make Perquimans North CaroKna's ,
rNoVl County 4
4. Everything foyr tie Bettrnjeni of
". the County; H, & , ! ; f '
mm
c o un t y.; c o tin ISplO FO ?t '
rcr. pa"::vtj to"t:c:::? . ' ' .
VOTE FGK ;flc:ff
RE - ELEClf -
COMMISSIONER
BETItEL" TOWNSHIP
S"LU SSUZ'J'k Your vote and support will U appledated I
portadi thab a budget of $7,43429 ,.f . ' , . , .
had been approved', for 1964-5 iiiaiMv!.
To The Voters 01 Perquimans County:
I would like for you to take this as a personal visit
and request for your vote and support in the coming
ebctiotr for me a your commissioner for NEW HOPfi.
TCXWNSIIip t : ,u
Ueectf " ' ;hiiie to perform the duties of this
; 'office' Of ?v , . riity to the very best of my ability, , ,i
ffivi&f .J&&i& anything you may do in behalf vf
of my cancV,cy, I promise , to justify the confidence- -you
put in ics threiigh your vote. , ,.,
, 1 1 an a Perqufcians County farmer, member of Per-, ,
(-Jinans. Lod-- No. 100 A. F. & A. M-New Bern Con
eLi:ry Sudan, Temple Ruritan Club Cerea Church of
Ctrist, f ' " ! v 'l : " '"' ;'
,'. : , SINCERELY, : i . . - v ' '
6. r. ("ffucd) rjGDB, ;v
COB1MISSI9NER FOR NEW IOPE TOWNSHIP v
'Mi
dy err
, Saturday
May 30th
; Governor
DEEFEATitRG!:!
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Thursday, Friday and ,
Saturday, May 27-28-2 '
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