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From Chowan College
Sidney Eley, a student at
Chowan College spent the
weekend with his parents,
Mr; 'and Mrs. Clinton Eley.
Saturday at, Manteo
Mr. Tom Cox and Mrs.
Vera.Broughton Batton spent
Saturday at Manteo visiting
Mrs. Cox's , mother, Mis.
Charlie Crowder.
Returned Home -
. Mrs. J,.';C. Blanchard has
returned ''to. her : home on
Front Street after being a
patient at Duke Hospital in
Durham. H.'-.:;'.'i;:-V.-ir :;,
Weekend ' at Nags 'i Head :
Mrsr,:F; T. Johnson and
Mrs. T. L, Jessup spent Sat
urday and Sunday at Nags
Head. -
Sunday at Williamston
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Wins
low and family, Miss Thelma
Elliott and Mrs. Mary Wins
low spent Sunday in Wil
liamston with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Godwin.
From Woodland
Mrs. Elma Railey, Miss
Mary Outland and Mrs. An
na Parker all from Wv"
land spent the weekend with
Mr. aid Mrs. J. W. ward.
Sunday Here . . :
Mrs. Daisy Holmes Rogers
and Mrs. Camille Clarke of
Greenville spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Holmes.
From Greenville
Miss Anne White, a stu
dent at East Carolina Col
lege spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. White.
Returned Home
Mrs. T. ! S. ' White, Sr., re
turned to her home on Mar
ket Street last 'week 'after
visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. S.
White, Jr., in Durham and
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Newby
in Rocky Mount.
In Asheville
Mrs- Mark Gregory and
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Ainsley
left Wednesday for Ashe
ville where they are spending
several days with Mrs. I. N.
Thomas, Mrs. . Gregory's sis?
ter
till li
it!
Sunday in Plymouth.
Mrs. Isa TUckev ?Mufc ' Vto.
ginia Tucker' and' iMra.' Lloyd
Horton speM Suttday in' Ply
mouth witrivjrehiYe t
From Hampton; :- i -
Mr. and . Mrs. Dick BrinH
ley from Hampton;;a,i spent
the weekend with ; Mrs. Z: A.
Harris. . , ,
Weekend Here
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce White
and son from Newport News,
Va., spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs., Hay Wood Div
ers. In Hospital
Harry Lutrell is a patient
at Norfolk General Hospital
for observation and treat
ment. Returned From Hospital
Tom Riddick returned to
his home from the Albemarle
Hospital after spending a
week for observation and
treatment, f
In Hospital
Mrs. J. R. Jarvis was ad
mitted to the Norfolk Gen
eral Hospital last week for
observation.
From Richmond
Miss Helen Cole from
Richmond, Va., pent the
weekend with Mrs. J. T. Big
gers and visited Mr. Biggers
in the hospital.
Returned Home
Mrs. W. H. Cole has re
turned to her home in Pine
hurst after spending a week
with her daughter, Mrs. J. T,
Biggers.
In Hospital
Mrs. C. E. Pritchard was
admitted to Portsmouth Gen
eral Hospital last week fol
lowing an automobile acci
dent. She suffered a fractur
ed leg and abrasions.
Mayor V- N. Darden
Says We Need Our Young People;
Help Us To Create Jobs for Them!
VOTE FOR
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NOVEMBER 2, 1965
tips
I From N. C. State
Franria Combs from North
Carolina State College spent
the weekend with his moth
er.
Weekend With Mother
Mrs. Dick Brewer spent the
weekend with her mother in
Williamston.
Weekend Here
Carlyle and Charles Wood
ard, students at the Univer
sity of North Carolina, spent
the weekend with their mo
ther, Mrs. E. C. Woodard.
In Petersburg
Mrs. Walter J. Kanoy left
Thursday of last week for
Petersburg, Va., where she
visited Mr. and Mrs. John
K. Sheffield,
Weekend In Middletown
J. H. Towe, Sr., spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Clif Towe and family in
Middletown, Del.
From Ijamesville
Miss Marjorie Hefren from
Ijamesville, Md., spent the
weekend With her father, A.
W. Hefren.
Weekend With Parents
Miss Lee Venters, a stu
dent at Peace College in Ra
leigh spent the weekend
with her parents.
In Hospital
Bill Divers is a patient at
the Albemarle Hospital for
treatment.
i From Florida
Mrs. A. H. Ross and son
Billy of Miami, Fla., have
returned to their home fol
lowing a visit with Mrs.
Ross' mother, Mrs. J. C. Wil
son. Visits Here
Dr. Curtis Wilson spent last
Wednesday with his mother,
Mrs. J. C. Wilson. Mrs. Dor
othy Garner of Greensboro
spent Saturday with Mrs.
Wilson.
In Wilson
Mrs. J. C. Wilson, Craw
ford Wilson and sons Jimmy
and Timmy and Mrs. A. H.
Ross spent Sunday with Dr.
Curtis Wilson in Wilson,
N. C.
Attend State Fair
, Mrs. Carson Stallings, Lee
and; Danny .Rich spent the
weekend with Rev. and Mrs.
.Dan Meadows, Route 1, Gar
ner, N. Ci and went' to the
State Fair. 1 '
Visit Fair : . . '"
' . Mr. and , Mrs. James God
frey,. Marion; David, Vickie,
and Mr. and Mrs. Dickie
Owens and Ricky went to the
State Fair Thursday.
Kansas Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lee
Jones had as their guests
last! week, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Mcadden from Kansas who
have just arrived in the
United States after being sta
tioned in England for three
years.. ; ;
Washington Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. George Lef
fler and sons Wayne and
Tommy from Washington, D.
C, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Lef tier's sisters, Mr. and
Mrs. I. C, Butt and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Sutton.
Weekend Visitors
Miss Elizabeth Dean from
Norfolk, Va., spent last week
with Mr. and Mrs. S. T.
Perry. On Saturday, Mr. and
Mrs. Perry had as their
guest, Mrs. Otho Riddick
from Hobbsville. Mr. and
Mrs. Perry had as their guest
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Thom
as Dean and Mr, and Mrs.
Richard Jones of Hampton,
Va. Mrs. George Fields and
boys visited in the afternoon.
Visit In Raleigh
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bright
visited Mr. and Mrs. Pat
Harrell in Raleigh Thursday
and went to the State Fair,
Returned From Hospital
J. T. Biggers returned to
his home Wednesday from
the hospital following a ma-
THE PERQUIMANS
THE AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL TAX TU
FIND JOES FOR THE YOUNG PEOPLE OF PERQUIMANS COUNTY.
);:ICEEP YOUR YOUTO.I31E AT HOLIER VOTE YES :
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Engagement
GREENSBORO -r- Mr. and
Mrs. William Ellison Smith
of 818 N. Eugene Street an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Eliza
betjh Josephine Smith of
Greensboro and Durham, and
Robert Lyndon Hancock, son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Robert
Hancock of 2635 Wr.lker Aye.
Mrs. Hancock is the former
Jessie Mae Banks, daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. C. P.
Banks of Hertford.
; The wedding is planned for
late January - in Hannah
Brown Finch Memorial Chap?
el at Greensboro College. :
Miss Smith graduated from
Grimslev High School and re-
ceived her bachelor of arts
degree in philosophy and re
ligipn from Greensboro Col-
From Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Flip
pert from Richmond, Va., are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. V. N.
Darden.
From Raleigh ; i , ,
Tommy Harrell from State
University in Raleigh spent
the. weekend with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. .Thurman
Harrell. . ; ,
Weekend Here
Mr. and Mis, Billy Wins
low: front- R&leijftn' spehr the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
John Brou"hton and Mr, and
Mrs. L. Winslow.
From Richmond
Miss Trudie Roberts from
Richmond, - Va., spent the
weekend with her mother
Mrs. Georgia Roberts.
Visit In New York
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wins
low, and Tommy Layden
spent part of last week visit
ing their son, Mr. and Mrs.
Preston Winfclow and family
in Schenectady, New York,
on Sunday they all went to
Niagara Falls and over into
Canada.
From Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Long
and sons Stephen and Roger
of Richmond, Va., spent the
weekend with Mr. Long's
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Seth
Long. Calling to see the
Longs from Richmond during
their visit were Mr.' and Mrs.
Garland Eure, Terry, Becky
and Carolyn. Billie Barcliff
and daughters Nancy i-and
Brenda Lee and Jimmy Rus
sell. Thursday in Farmville
Mrs. Charlotte Umphlett,
Mrs. Charles Payne and Mrs.
Allan Bonner spent Thursday
in Farmville where they , at
tended the Woman's Auxili
ary of the Episcopal Church
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In Florida
Mrs. J. H. Bagley is visit
ing her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Pickhardt and family at New
Smyrna Beach, Fla.
From Chowan College
Greg Beck and his - room
mate Bubba Winston, stu
dents at Chowan " College,
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Eugenia Beck. ' ' ' " '
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From Washington
Miss Grace Bush arid Miss
Louise Bush from Washing,
ton, ? D. C, spent' Saturday
and Sunday with-Mrs. Nathr
an Relfe and attended , .the
funeral of Jake "White on
Saturday.
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PERQUIMANS WEEKLT, HERTFORD, NORTH CAROLINA,
Announced
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lege,, where she was named
to Alpha Kappa Gamma,
leadership fraternity, and was
in the Student Christian Fel
lowship and the glee' club.
She is a medical secretary at
Duke Mfcdical Center, Duke
University, Durham; ;
Mr. Hancock also - gradu
ated ' from Grimsley High
School ; and received his
bachelor ;; of arts degree in
political science from Wake
Forest College,. Winston-Salem.
He is working toward
his master's degree in ; hos
pital administration at Duke
University.
The bride-elect is a grand
daughter of Mr. ;. and. Mrs.
William H. Smith, of Arling
ton, Va., formerly of Greens
boro, and Mrs. W. D. Taylor.
In Norfolk
Mrs. C. B.. Stallings. left
Sunday for Norfolk, : Va.,
where she is visiting her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. E. 0,,Bossuot. .-.
Sunday in Durham,
Mr. and ' Mrs. Martin' Towe
and daughter spent -Sunday
in Durham visiting Miss Jo
Davis Towe.
In Florida v
Mr. and Mrs. C. E.' Johnson
lcft -Wfdnesd.ay in(,their,ipat
for West Palm ' Beach, Tla.,
and will visit their daugh
ter, Miss Vickie Johnson at
Pahokee, Fla. : '
jor operation. '
Moved, To Winfall
Mr; and Mrs. Carlton Chap
pell who have been living in
Norfolk, Va., have moved
to Winfall.
Weekend Here
John Stallings from the
University of North Carolina
spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
my Stallings. ...
Weekend Here
Mr. and Mrs. Viv Huggins
from Chanel Hill and Dr.
and Mrs. Frank Ramos of
Durham spent the weekend
with Mr. .and Mrs. H. U.
Stokes.
Saturday At St. Pauls ;
Miss Gladys Felton and
Mrs. J. D. Coston spent Sat
urday in St. Pauls.
From Chapel Hi)l ' :
Clark Harris from ; the
University of North Carolina
spent the weekend with . his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, L.
Harris.
Weekend Here
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Toney
from Newport News, Va.,
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Corbin Dozier. ...
From Norfolk
; Mr. and Mrs. Edward By
rum from Norfolk, Va., visit
ed Mrs. E. A. Byrum on
Sunday and all were dinner
guests Sunday night of Mr.
and Mrs., Charles White and
family.
Floyid Mathews
Says VoW For
i TheflndusiHal Tax
"Anil Help Keep :
' . ThetYopng People Of the
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COUNTY QZBER OF COREMERCE ENDORSES
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The marriage of Miss Joyct
La Verne Lane and Jerr
Wayne Whedbee took place
September 11, 1965 at Cedai
Grove Methodist Church
with "the Rev. Frank Parh
am officiating in a setting
of white- carnations, mums,
palms and softly lighted by
cathedra candles in spiral
candelabra, . Mrs, , Thomas
Chappell rendered a program
of wedding music, using the
traditional wedding marches:
Miss . Rachel .. Winslow sang
"The Wedding Prayer" and
''Because". ,, V , V;,
The bride's " parents are
Mi'. and; Mrs. Clyde Lane, Sr.,
and the parents of the bride
groom are Mr. and Mrs, Els
berry R. .Whedbee, Jr.
Given in marriage by her
father,-the bride wore a for
mat ,gown of hridl satin
with a. .bow- in the back,
The bodice back wad closed
w(th , tiny pearl buttons,
rounded .neckline and Ion?
sleeves ending ;in. ... wedding
points, I'.The softly pleated
skirt " ended in v a chapel
train, ; Her - elbow length
veil was attached to a crown
of seed pearls and she car
ried a Bible topped with
white carnations.
:. Mrs. . Clyde Lane, Jr., sister-in-law
of the bride, was
matron of honor. s She' wore
a street length dress of green
satin with a satin bow in the
back. Her hat of matching
satin with ah open crown
was finished with a circular
face veil., and : carried one
long stemmed, carnation.
. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Mi
chael Matthews, cousin of the
bride and Miss Kathy Lane,
sister of the bride. They
wore . autumn gold ' dresses
identical to that of the honor
attendant and carried a long
stemned .carnation.
The bridegroom's father
was hi best man. Ushers
were Clyde Lane, Jr., brother
of the bride, and Thurman
Whedbee, brother- of the
bridegroom. nK
Mrs. Carson Winslow, aunt
of the bride; was mistress, of
ceremony,.''," ' 1
For her daughter's .wed
ding, Mrs. -Lane , wore a- blue
dress with matching accessor
ies,' Her , corsage was of
white carnations.
Mrs. L. L, Lane, grand
mother of the bride, wore a
blue dress o( jersey with
matching accessories and a
corsage of yvhite carnatiorjs.
The mother of the bride
groom, Mrs. ' Whedbee, wore
a sea-foam color dress with
matching accessories.: Her
corsage was of white, carna
tions. After a wedding trip, to
unannounced points, the cou
ple' will make their home at
103. -Railroad . Avenue in
Hertford. Mr: Whedbee is
employed by Jackson Whole
sale Company;. Inc. '
On Wednesday, August 18,
the, bride-elect was honored
at a ' kitchen shower given
by Mrs. Odell Cartwright,
Mrs. Jamie Cayton and Mrs.
Michael Matthews at the
home - of Mrs. Cartwright.
On i arrival. Miss Lane was
presented a, novel "kitchen"
corsage.: Several bridal games
were played after which the
honoree opened and acknowl
edged' the many useful gifts.
A sweet course . was served
for i refreshments. . :
; Miss Joyce Lane was hon
ored at-a miscellaneous float
ing shower: at the Winfall
Community Building on Au
gust 20, given by friends and
relatives.
On arrival the honoree was
presented a corsage of white
carnations. .
. The bride-elect opened and
acknowledged the many gifts.
The serving table was cov
ered with a white cut-work
table cloth. The centerpiece
was of pink and white cut
flowers.. Punch, cake, nuts
and mints were served to the
guests who attended.
On Friday, September 3,
Miss Joyce Lane was honored
FRIDAY, ; OCTOBER 29, 1965.
at a miscellaneous shower at
the Whiteston Community
Building given by Mrs. Car
son Winslow and Mrs-. Clyde
Lane,' -Jr.-' On - arrival - the
honoree was presented cor
sage of yellow mums. -
The bride-elect opened and
acknowledged the many gifts.
The serving table was cov
ered with a white cut-work
table cloth. The' color
scheme , was pink and green.
Punch, cake, nuts and mints
were served; to the guest:
present. ; :- "-'f,v..v
' Saturday, - September 4
Miss Joyce Lane was honoree"
at a Coca-Col Party given,
by Mrs. ; Thomas ChappeU '
and Miss' Rachel Winslow . -aH
the home of Miss Winslow.'
, On ' arrival the bride-elect
was presented ' a novel cor
sage made of Coca-Cola caps.
Refreshments were served ;to
the guest who attended. :
On Friday night, Septem'J
ber 10, after the rehearsal
of the Whedbee-Lane wed
ding, the bridal party wa
entertained with a cake cut
ting by the bride-elect's par
ents at their home. The ta
ble was covered with a white
table cloth centered with an
arrangement of ,; pink and
white carnations. The tiered
wedding cake was featured
with light pink wedding roses
topped with : wedding bells.
Wedding cake, punch, mints,
and nuts were served. Gifts
were presented to the mem
bers of; the wedding party. ,
4-
' -Approximately; 125 attend
ed a "4-H Share-In-The-Fun-Night1'
vChich was held at the
Perquimans County Recrea
tional Lot on Saturday. ' All
4-H ! Clubs in - the county
were, represented with many
guests and 4-H adult leader?
participating. In charge of
refreshments which were
furnished by the 4-H Coun
cil and individual members
were Mrs. Fannie Hurdle and
Nancy Matthews. The nigh
began ; with an ' autograph
mixer. Carole Eure of the
White 4-H Club won the
contest by getting the 15
requ,irpd ( autographs in- 10
.minutes! J , ' She-1 received a
yearV'stibSc'r'iptioh to the
National 4-tt News. - Others
cortipleting'ltlije contest were
Cafolyft White, Craiidia Stok
ley bnd; Vef fOi liine. Other
games were, led by Carolyn
White, Wy rtii&oi c 4-H Club
leader and Celon Cahoon ol
.White. Hat Club,
it Special 0b talent;'.? numbers
were presented. ;t intervals
by Barbara Elliott who pan
tomiried ' "Queen .? of the
Hoiise'VEden Eure, and Clau
dia Stokleyvwhoang "Baby,
Don't Go", and Wanda Wins
low who tapped '"Sing You
Sinner" and "When I Take
My Sugar To Tea".-
Later Wanda, Eden, Clau
dia, and Joan Yohn sang
"Love Portion Number
Nine".
..Virginia Harrell, June Har
rell and Nancy Kemp were
in charge of publicity foi
the event. Maureen Nixon
and Melvin Eure, Jr., assist
ed in decorating and provid
ing props. , , r
' Square dance numbers were
called by Pete Thompson
Agricultural; Extension Agent
as many " participated in
jsriuare. dancing for, ..the first
time. ,;,;::,-;
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express , our
sincere ' appreciation 7 to alj
who were so thoughtful witfi
acts of kindness during the
illness :, and death ; of onr
loved one, W. C. Skinner, Sr.
The Family of
W. C. Skinner, Sr.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our
deep appreciation to each
and everyone for the cards,
visits, food, flowers and ev
ery act of kindness rendered
during the illness and at the
death of Mrs. Pete Bovce.
P. (Pete) J. BOYCE
AND FAMILY. :
CARD OF THANKS
- I would like to thank all
of my - friends, " neighbors,
I relatives and all the ;church
1 organizations for every kind
ness that you have shown to
me and my family while I
was in the hospital and since
I have been home. - I sin
cerely ' appreciate all the
cards, visits, flowers, gifts,
food, prayers, and evef y good
wish. Everyone has been so
kind. Again may I sa thank
you!' . ' , i
' Ruth Tarkenton.
II Fun Night
Open House Al,
Raleigh Oct, 30
A delegation of about 25
people from Perquimans
County plan- to attend an
Open House at North Caro
lina State University at Ra
leigh on- Saturday, October
30. . ' -
R. M. Thompson, County
Extension Chairman, said the
group will . include high
ichuol Juniors and Seniors,
freshmen in Community Col
leges; and parents. t-. . . . .
The purpose ot .the Open
House, Mr. . Thompson said,
is , to -acquaint - visitors : with
(he career opportunities and
services offered by the School
jf Agriculture and, Life- Sci
ences vat, N. C State.
- Visitors !' will ; be 'takeh- on
i tour of several organized
presentations. :. They ;: will . be
given: 6ome general' insights
into college life and activi
ties, and, they will, have an
opportunity to talk to pro
fessors, and students'.
: Mr.- Thompson said that
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Gomic Clim Jims 100 for 59?.: ::
Butterfingers-.:.20 bars to pkg. Wc V
Baby Ruth. 20 bars to pkg. 39c: :
Beechnut Peechies.-.-lOO for 79c '
Candy Sticks : A-... ..70 to pkg. 49c :
Suckers.-r
I Tootsie Rolls
Kisses..:..
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persons who would like to
attend Open House with the
Perquimans County group ;
should contact the County ,,
Agents.'. Qttiqe, , . . j
BRIDGE CLt'B MEETS
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Mrs. V. W. Dardea was hos4
less to. her Bridge Club Tues-
day night at her home. Those
nlaying "w ere' Mesdames
Charles, Whedbee. Nathanlt
Relfe, H. C. Sullivan, Corbin
Dozier, C. E. Johnson, Miss :
Kate - Blanchard and; Jvubh .
Thelma Elliott. The high ;
score prize went to Miss '
Blanchard. A sweet course' '
was served. ' '
ROOK CLUB MEETS ".
Mrs. G. , R. Tucker was "
hostess to her Rook Club Fri
day night at her home .cw 1
Grubb Street. Those p'leying '.
were Mesdames J. E. Morris,-
Julian White, J. D. Coston,',
Archie Lane, Sr., Walter DaJ ,
W. J. Davis, Carlton Cannon,":
and Miss Mary Sumner. The ;
high score . prize went - to'
Mrs. White and - low was .
awarded Mrs. Cannon, j
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