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rtr.TTI CAROL1HA, FRIDAY. JUwE 19, lioi.
:n J::r.2 7th
Descendants of She late C. R.
and Mollie M. Perry, held a
family reunion -Sunday,-June 7.
at the Community Center at
1 Center Hill. Dinner v jg serve.
picnic style Approx.. mi rely. 8C
were present and are as follows:
. C. A. Perry, Mr. and Mrs.
L. B. Perry of Hertford, Mr. and
Mrs. ; Bnstoe . Perry of Edenton,
GlaccifL 'ijlz
FOR, .gALE-r-BOAT; TRAILERS
r TUt, 'model for 1344-15- ft
;.. boats. ' Priced ioj quick sale,
i Call 5431-5876. "', '
FOR SALEt-GAS REFRIGERA
TOR. Fme for boat camp or
trailer. Price, $25 80 See W.
I T. (B01) Elliott, Hertford.
' J.-nelPr
FOR RENT . 6-hOOM HOUSE
N wjthbath and -central heat
Screened, porch.' Xxcated neaf
1 VhooL' Cpntact Mrs Julian A.
' White, phone 426-7558, Hert
' ford. .V.-. "-".I'Juneiac
HELP WANTED MAN WITH
carroute1 Work- in ; Perquim-
ansMfo limit , to your .earn--A-
ings., Experience' not necesr
sary. Write Rawlelgh; : Dept.
. , i NCF-f20-123, Richmond, Va. j
r,. ' ! ,v Jun5,12,19,26
FOR SALE14-FT; PLYWOOD
, run-about, just painted; priced
i for qttick salp,, $50.00. Contact
' Tom B'$n '420-7172? or; Sia
7 Harmon: Hat btMy narmacy,
, 426-5523,', Hertford N. & i '
FOR RENT ORtSALE v. FIVE
room ftouse.vwith jorch, in
; Woodland Circle. Call 426-5302
or 426-5516, Hertford. . tfc
r, and I. W. E.. Proctor ojchael of Edenton,. Mr -..and Mrs.
Chesapeake,' Va., Mr., and Mrs. Carlton Asbell and children Caiv
Claude Perry of Tyner, Mr. and olyn, Thomas and 'Amy Lee, Mr.
Mrs. Curvin' Mansfield, Mr. and land Mrs. Ronnie Toppin and son
Mrs. ,JMatthew Dad of Hertford, tBnact of Tyner, Mr. and: Mrs.
Mr," and Mrs. Bennie Mends of.Bennie Bykes, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs,
Smith,
Tyner,- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dail
and daughters Cathy anf Janet,"
Mr, and- Mrs. Edgar Dail, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Perry of Newport
News, Mr. and Mrs. :.; Preston
Monds and children, Peggie, Bill
and Connie, Mr. and Mrs. Lduis
Jimmy Smith, . Mri. William
Drumard and two ; children ) of
Hickory, Mrs. : Myrtle Oretch,
Mrs., Louise StalMngs and hUV
dren, Rhonda, Eddie and Debbie
and Miss. Lena Swan son, all of
Snow Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin
the world,. e famous : Hippo
drome ' and 'viit (through the
Istanbul ' bazaars, ti visit in Lu
cerne, ' Switzerland "'and - many
more. .-''. , .
The ovepaU objective of the
40-day tour k" to acquire an un
derstanding -and appreciation of
the geographical conditions and
problems that exist in countries
of, Europe, Africa. and "' Asia,
which border, the Mediterranean
Spa. : Thi fhavr hcnAfita will
Monds and children, Linda, LovJ Sanders and children, : Jane. come from - actual observations
ette and Dennis Mr., and- Mrs.! Johnnie and Roger of Hobbsville, and contacts 'whjle vfaiting and
Wilbur Jordan and children Rod-! Mr. and : Mrs. -Ronnie Perry of Istudying; in ea.c'h1 region. v Every
ney and Robin, Mr.'and , "Mrs. Newport News, Miss Sue Perry, effort has' been mad to organ
ize a toUr which is' .interesting,
James Monds and children 'Na- of Tyner;
dine and Arlene 'of Tyner; !-,' a
, Mr. and Mrs. Meimont Perry
and two children. DavuJ and Di-
anne of , Newport News, Mr. and; . Continued from Pag 1
Mrs. iMarvui ,-irocwr. :ana cnu- ivr-r--
TWO LADIES FOR , '
STUDY TOUR ,
Cathy Vof Norfolk- . Mps. Carlton; a : porcelain cpllection.whili ,isJ, v t 'lVliiCll4 :
Perty and children Pat and Mi- one of, the finest and largest S'' Sr
, Your Garden Froni Insects 1
; Swift's Vegetable Dust
. ''; ':i;;;5 SEVIN",' - , ,
educational, . varied ' and enjoy-
able.
Jesse. '.Farmer !
uies in Hospital
Crty for tapproxiinanely 20 yecis.
Surviving are two sons, Thom
as B. Sumner, Jr.; of Raleigh
and J. C. (Bill) Jessup, Jr., of
Wilson; one daughter, Mrs. Cath
erine Ward of ' Raleigh; three
brothers, Charlie Ford Sumner
of Hertford, Henry Sumner ofj
Tampa, Florida and Robert Sum
ner of Hendersonville, N. C.j two
sisters, : Miss Mary Sumner . of
Hertford and Mrs Almia Feild
of Richmond, Va.;- and two
grandchildren.
1 Graveside services Iwere held
Sunday at 3:00 in Cedarwood
Cemetery by the Rev Frederick
Still, pastor of First Methodist
Church. . ' i
The casket pall was made of
red carnations, lilies, white, stock
and Baby's Breath.
Pallbearers were Claude Brinn,
Don Norman, Julian Broughton,
Richard Futrell, Julian Winslow
and Joseph Towe, J. ,
4 lb. hag $1.10
Hertford Hardware & Supply; Inc.
Phone 426-5211
Hertford, N. C.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
V,f 1V " JU. .' .1. ill
tidpate. She explained carefully, of f .C-Jfn
to- each one.
best salads and muffins. Shel
Ellen- Winslow moved that
Deborah Demery be the acting
president for two months . be
cause of the absence of the pres
ident and vice president. - The
motion was carried. . i
The group enjoyed participat
ing in a game led by Mary Rid
dick. . . .
The meeting was adjourned.
.; Beverly Frierson,
Acting Reporter
nounce the . birth pf their first
child, a son, born June 7. Mrs.
Lane is the former Fa
Springer " of Saratoga '. Spi
N. Y. : Mr, Lane is the aoa
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lane, Jr., c
Woodland Circle. :,. ' ' ,
Robert Lewis, Jr.
Dies In Richmond
'Jlobert E. (Bobby) Lewis, Jr.,
husband of "the former Donnie
Mae Norman, a native of -Hertford,
died suddenly at his home
in Richmond, Va., Sunday after
noon,. June 7. He was a native
of Elizabeth City and had lived
i u m Tin unrTs I " v'j' mini iiu e1""
4-K CLUB MUriS . ot: 4 tlt n c. Vn
r, Z Z u T T' , Since then he had been employ-
Lt?. C1" d SL,'- V DuPont Company a,
FOR SALE 14-FT. BARBOUR
boat, 30HP Evinrudfi; . controls
. and .,, Steering, with trailer.
i Ready ;tO go. - Priced , right.
' Call 5431 or 5876.
WANTED POPLAR LOGS
and blocks. Call Hertford Ve-
neers, Inc., 426-7420 Hertford,
N. C v . Aug23tfc
-APARTMENl'ii i ' FOR RENT
. v Modern apartment to lent:
three mA four-iEoom apart
r merrta,rifurr4Ehfe4 or unfurnlah
" fcd' .U.lfltslredA lecbie ' (rtovs.
refrigerator ar.d water heater
v : ; with .each Apartrtient J Cal
1 'Hertterd-'etf'for'lnfor-
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TKS NORFOLK k CAROLINA
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Edentcn,lJ;G
Thursday and Friday. ,
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' Kirk Douglas land .
.. Ava Gardner In-
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home of Mrs. Sarah Mae Riddick,
Community 4-H Leader. Thomas
Riddick presided over ithe meet
ing. Minutes of the previous
meeting were - approved. The
treasurer's report was accepted.
Mrs.. Riddick talked to the
members about ithe wonderful
day of the 4-H King and Queen
and Miss Perquimans, (that was
held on the Academy Green in
Hertford. She told the members
to start preparing themselves for
another ' wonderful day next fall
like the one in the past.
- Mrs. Riddick talked and ex
plained to the members about
the contest that would . be held
June 6 in. Hertford -at the Coun-.
ty 9gents Office; it would be for
the ones Who could make the
Richmond,
He is survived by his wife,
Donnie Norman Lewis; his moth
er, Mrs. Lula H. Lewis of Eliza
beth City; and three sisters, Mrs.
Charles M. Smith of Elizabeth
City, Mrs. Roy Parker of Sun
bury and Mrs. Larry Powell of
Greensboro.
". J:20.'OAcJkxkt 9iChowan Hospi
tal.; Aj native .or. rerqtumafis
Cour4y;,i:.sJlajmier; Was a Watch
malcerrJ1l',',' .",:,$'' -i
I !uryiving are, his wife, Mrs June 3, at 8 30 P
Mary Johnson"iarmer ( of Blue
field. 'W. Vaj-Ws 'Dawn. Mr
and MWj.-JWi'Aarmer; two sbns,
Rodger Wrmefj-js hjember of-the
U. S. Airf JrW stationed in Ger-
many.ji aftcJi);ToAirtile- Farmeir of
Hiueiieia,.-.,Va.i. av daughter,
LandaAhn Farm- ibf -ftluef ild
a broti5er;vHl(am:;rFarmer tof
ufiti,w iiifv, w aiabci, wis, aiuiy
t . He was'finiember, of - Bethel
Baptist yCh(ifH.',-',' , " '
';A, funera,s)ejce waj.held
'at , Wiliifprd F4nral Home ' FriJ
day afterrioon'it- 4 o'clock! The
Rev, L, C. C?handler'and the Rev
Mixcneur tabards f officiated and
burial' Vp'- n"the' Bethel Ceme
tery. . (
'. Pallbearers were Laneau Cw
prew, rmUm'.OIob'bs, i- Vasti
White, EJ-, J. Prtor, Frank Ward
and Wallace gobbs. Y
Thomas B. Sumner '.
Viet In Hospital
, Thomas Blount Sumner, 69, at
219 Front Street;; died Friday
momingaVi0:30 o'clock in -the
Albemarle Hospital, after a lortg
jllpess. ' A( ilfelong resident of
Pprquinten 'CoXihrei was th
husban. o M puthi McMullan
Sumner -, and on of the late
Charlie FArd,T atidMrs. Mary
Newbold Sumner. "... .
' fHe wes a; member Of 'ithe FirH
a iiueu j us 17 soxTTH OF HERTFORD
irucKer, ne operated thO Sum- TELEPHONE 426-7118 HFD.-EDENTON HWY
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