From Wilmington
Mr. and Mrs. E. Bur'oh
Myers and son Gary 'of
Wilmington spent the
week-end with MrS.'W. T.
Smith, Mr. Myers mother
and Mrs. John T. Lane,
Mrs. Myers mother,
Weekend flere " ', 1 ' '
" Miss Kate Wozelka from
Edenton If pent the, week-;
end wit H Mre. . Fearles s.
; Front Eiftbria . fi " i
Mr. a d Mri)!,Ciait i
Withraw from Ejldpbria,
V,Va.i visit d Mrs: J: 'R 'Jar
' ij at tfi AlhemaMhos-'.'
pita! onJSunday. i
' - jft tm-h. .', M
From Campbell College
Miss Jjidy Long and a
friend from Campbell Col
lege spent the weekend
!; with Mft and Mrs. Dick ,
Long. ,
Sunday Here
Mr. and Mrs." Fred Mat
thews and their grand
t daughter-, Betsy Matthews
r from Windsor, Va.( . spent
Sunday with Mrs. Mary
Keaton. i, '
i: Friday Here
Rev. ind Mrs. C. R.
Hollowelf and children
from Rural Hall spent Fri
day with:Mr. and Mrs.' Tim
Mathews -
Returned?, Home
. Mrs. CQA. Davenport re
; turned 4.JJiejf. .home.', .last
week after spending, sev
eral days at 'Norfolk Gen
eral Hospital for treat-;;
ment. ' "
From Raleigh
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Wins
low from Raleigh spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
John Broughtoa Y , s
Saturday Here j ' '
Mr. and Mrs", Edgar Ber
ry and daughter Cindy and
Mrs. Mary Layden from
Elizabeth City spent Sat
urday with Mr. nd Mrs. '
Young Berry. I -'"il '"T
Attended Funeral , 1
1 Mr. and Mrs. Bob White.'
Mrs. Al Kenton and daugh
ter Terry and Teresa Lane
spent Sunday in -Norfolk, '1
va., ana aiienaea we run'
eral of Will Gatling.
Sunday in Norfolk .. ., .
Mr. and MrsW; E. Kel
son and family visited rel
atives in Norfolk, Va., on
Sunday.
Sunday In Richmond
Mrs. Moody Matthews,
Sr., ; Mr. arid Mrs. Lloyd
' Lane and children spent
Sunday in Richmond, Va.,
with Miss .Annie Blanch
ard. . '
Weekend Here
.. Miss- Jackie Hendricks
from Enfield spenf the
weekend with Miss : Fran
:, ces Newby snd'visited oth
er friends here..
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IS OUR PROFESSION
To training, knowledge, 5
S experience . we add
m extra care. . That's., why
your doclcft-'MtrosW' us 5
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Sahvays.
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HARMON'S
PHARMACY
. Phone 4(-5527 ' '
EE3TFCr, N. C.
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Visiting Relatives
Mrs. Montford Haslarri'is
visiting " relatives' in Nova
Scotia, Canada. ' .
Attendlnf Fair
-. Mrs., J. W. Zachery is at
tending the World's Fair In
Canada. . J,
Weekend Here ''-.
l,Misfi;i;M?fjofmHefrerl
iroh" fiattiesville. ,.K4 i
L.r, V,J "!'.4.Ul,ii.'.v4 ..'.Ilk''
l l.iL.jlllt m.UlU. I
mer lamer 'A, w.inHiren. 5
William -Murphy Moore
from . Fajrtttevple, . ai ,
recent 'gfuesVbf his motiier,
Mrs. , Marv. 9ore-j' and ; -of 4
Mrs. Nettie1 WCaravello.
Returned Home' V
Mrs. Nettie ;' Lee Cara-
vello spent last week y in
Norfolk, Va.," s the , guest
of Mr.i and Mrs.' Ray Mc-'
Coy and while there at
tended the Stage play Ok
lahoma at .Virginia Beach,
Va. - f
At Nursing Home 1
Mrs. Mary Moore has
been transferred from Cho
wan Hospital -where she
spent several weeks ' for
treatment after a fall at
her home to Morgan's
Nursing Home.
Weekend Here ."'
Mr. andJ Mrs. it. -t. Wilr
iams from Deep Creek, Va.
ipent, the 'weekfpd, with:
Mr. and Mrs.. Jimmy. Stall-,
'ngs. " - ' .' 51'':
Visiting Here '
Lt. BiU Batts ilSN, Mrs,
3atts and - three children,
Claire,' David and Mike
from Idaho Falls, ,, Idaho,
re visiting Lt. potts' mo- 1
'her, Mrs. Frank Jessup,
After spending their leave
here they will be stationed
in Boston, Mass, . r :
Sunday Guests
Mrs. . . Bernard 1 Murden,
Sr.,. Mrs.; ;Sbirley .James,
md, sqnMrs.i Edward- By-rum,-
afrd V'. and Mrs.
Stewart! tlson, al), .of
Norfolk, VaJ visited Mrs.
E. A. Byrurif) on Sunday.-
Weekend: Glteste
Weekend , guests of Mr.
md ' Mrs; - Esley Cherrix
were Mrs,. Cherrix's father,
J. 1. ; Burkhea4 ' and; her
brother-in-law . and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron- John
son, all of Leemont, Va.
Sincere
Please accept my sincere thanks and appreciation for
the splendid rote and support given me in seeking elec
tion as your Mayor. I am deeply grateful for the ex
pression of confidence shown by your vote.
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I will endeavor to serve all of the people of Hertford
to the Jbest f iny ability, working always in your inter
est and toward expansion and progress for our town.;:
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EMMETT
S A I E
SPIUNC'SUITS AND
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$ 4
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Mr, and Mrs. E.
Ii MahfssrioA 102 fFftSthrli
Bni(ceMbe ;eBgagtjmeri(
or their youngest daugh
ter, Phyllis Ann; to James
Vernon Busick, son of Rev,
and Mrs. Verlin W. Busick
of Route 2, Hertford,
i The open church ' wed
ding is planned fori June
,3 at 4 o'clock in the Fos
ter Street Pilgrim Holi
ness Church. All; friends
and relatives of the couple
are invited to attend..
Miss Maness was' gradu-
ated from Asheboro High
School in 1964 with honors
-and is a senior at Appala
chian State Teachers ' Col
lege, where she lis major--ing
in elementary educa-
tion.
' Mr. Busick was graduat
ed , from Ramseur High
School with the class of ,
164 and. is a senior at Ap
. palachian , State Teacher?
Allege wnere ne is major
i ing ,in mathematics.
Visit Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
White and daughter Eva
scent the weekend at Vir
ginia Beach, Va., with
Commander and Mrs. Gor
don Walker, , -
From Wilson
,. T. J. Nixon III from Wil
jeon spent , .the , weekend ,
with his mother, Mrs. T. J.
Nixon, Jr., and attended
the funeral of, Frank Skin
ner. ,, ..- ,. ' ,
From Ralekh
Mr. and Mrs.' 'Lindsay
Reed, and' three sons from
Raleigh, spent theweek-,
cnf Wilt Mf.an Mrs. D.
F. Reed, Sr.
From Raleigh '::
Miss Elizabeth; Tucker;
from Raleigh spent thd'v
weekend.' with her mother,
Mrs. Isa Tucker,
most sincerely,
!S Xii wr 1
y2PBiCE;
Thanks
KAOC OF DRESSES
J53.00EAai y;
,Czr '-j Cere. 'u v -i-t-x
, t:A.ad Mrs-S.-P-.To. y
Z:. Ji son from Kewr t
'...aM Va..' spent; Sur. y
vi'Jv'.LIr. and' Mr'Cor.k'
Dicier'. Ji '" ( I
Returned Home
Mrs. Tifn Brlnn has re
turned, to her home after
spending the winter with
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Perry,
Jr., in New York, Mr. and'
Mrs. Marvin Norton in
Farmville : and Mr. and
Mrs. T. R." Brinn in Rocky
Mount. . j ,
FrogtRrkM t'il'Tlf-'H
' Alfred j: WiUiams, g
i from iDurham speV fc-r
weekend here- and Tisiterl
'Sinyoni fliewfeerg at CHV',
wan Hospital. : ' ,
, WekeM Her .
, Mt. I and Mrs. . Kofcert;
Sumne! rom Henderson-'
ville speift the weekend
witn Miss Mary Sunnner
and Mi's. Sumner and
other relatives.
fSpzet&tisr
By feye Cv&m md
tarn Wta,;, :5
PCHS has been hopping
for the past two weeks.
The Monogram Club held
its annual banquet Thursr
day, April 2. Jce Has
kett received ? die ,' Most
Valuable Player Award. ' .
FFA and FHA meetings
were held Friday, April 21,
The Health Club rounded
out the slate with theft
monthly meeting on Tues
day, April 2. ; -
-Irhe Marching Unit, again
"represented PCHS at the
Azalea Festival parade.
.The girls also attended the-,
coronation of the: Azalea
Queen. 1 , : ',',
The Class o 1967 was
honored at a party, in Uie
lunch " room Saturday,
April 22. . Senior (mascots
and their parents provided
an evening . of entertain
ment with Frank Roberts,
formerly of WCDJ. The
evening was rounded out
with Carolyn- , White arid
Mon-nie -Divers winning ,a
free weekend-kt-Stef Ciy,
n. c. .....q ;'v
The baseball teams won;
three games and -lost one.;
They defeated the Falcons-
of. Bertie,' the Ahoskte-
dians and the Fighting.
Scots of Scotland Neck
The Williamston Green
Waves upset the locals by
a score of 8-4 at Williams
ton. . ..
The eighth gradT pre-
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COATS
y A ' t
LANDlMi
-it!J) ! . ; ' ,1:;,"-;. S".1
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I nV Vy wH
1 sented,- special assembly
r Ttaay. . i-ney. . onvuev -
,miasionafy .from Erazil to
'lecture andf show 'some
s'ides 'hi' the countryV
the1'' Junior' ' class was
really 1 busy the week of
April 23. . They were pre-
r- paring for the , annual
Junior-Senior oh April 29.
This year's theme was "An
Evening In Venice," and,
as usual it was a hectic
week.
The grand honor of the
class of 1967 was an
nounced -last week. ; ; Joe
Kastiet ifa 'Lei Mae Long 1
Wtre named valedictorian
M JutMoriaft repectiv.e-:
ly. a White; Joyce
XcpeM, Granl jChappelL
Phil Graham, Geraldine
J testy tarrjf 'Giojdf rey, An.
dy Rogerson and Fred
Murray completed the list.
These seftiors win take
part -if, the-; commence
ment exercised !
! JUBT CPU.
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Lane
announc the birth of a
daughter, Mary Kay, born
Monday, April 24, at Cho
wan Hospital. Mrs. Lane
ia the forme Yvonne
Winslow, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Oras Winslow. -
s
s
word
for
"thrifty"
a
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callus today!
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' Telephone 426-M58 ''
HERTFORD. N. C.
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': dnty 0 Mlc anlt like ours tan meet oft your ftnoheW wtpwements, pejjonal
nd buitnen. Wh.n you deport w borrow, or need wme tW fmariclot service, you
. fcat the MrW convenience h Havlnfl w many wrvlcei oval ""'" ""f"
In, r!o". And you deal with fhit Mmcto fconk, yw build iftwnttal ndinf
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. J. wish - to . thank. -each
anJ teeryone who rerocn- ,
bcrtl me wjtujl tarJJi
flower,?, visits, g'fts and
any ' act, of int?.-, And
kindness'Muring my recent
stay in the Albemarle Hos
pital and since my return
home.' '
JULIAN A. WHITE. .
CAaD Of" luANKS
' I would like to say
thank you for all the
lovely flowers, cards, visits,
prayers and every act of
. kindness received , while I
' was a patient in the hos
pital and since 'my return
home. . Your " thoughtful
ness an'; kindness js deep-J
ly :, appreciated ; and will
always .be remembered.' '
tay , XS)d -bless everyone
of you.p . .
-Sincerely,
- ' Mrs J. W. Hampton. (
CARP OF THANKS
, We wish to express our
sincere' .thanks, and ddep'5
appreciation to each and
everyone for their , kind-
. ness during the illness and
at the death of our, loved
one. Our thanks for the
cards, flowers, gifts, ' pray
ers and' for just anything
that . was ' done for us.
Your .friendship and kind-;
ness is a consolation to us.
The Family of Melvin -Leroy'
Saunders,
- CARD OF THANKS .
I,, wish v to ' express my
sincere appreciation to each
of my friends for the many
acts of kindness shown one
while If was a. patient in
the Chowan ; Hospital and
since .coming to Morgan's
Nurshig . Home.. Your
thoughtfulness will always-
be remembered.
. '.Mm, Mary G. Moore, '
r? nn
My sincere thanks for your confidence shown in
electing me in Tuesday's election as one of your Town
Commissioners. , rl
I will always consider your best interest my first
duty. It will be my pleasure to serve each pf you and .
I consider it a privilege. . ' "
Ftll-Ssrvics
BANKING
PEOPLES
a iiienmf bmh w , -, .
..1- it.:, I-. .vi..jjs . - ' - - - ,
" 'The "faniily ' ol C .
, T7ill jams 'wishes Ja.
their friends, riel.ooi ,
rBiiJes, ' church' , groups'
the various " circles and
Sunday School classes for
all the kindness expressed
with visits, cards, food,
flowers, prayers, cars loaft
ed, gifts and for just any
kind expression during the
Illness and death of our'
loved one. -
,. Sincerely,. '
The Howard Williams
' ; Family, " '
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" I wishto-expiress my apprecia-'
tioh to the voters of Hertford for the
vote and. support given Me m Tues
day's election. '
I have enjoyed serving you since
beingr. a member of tfii Hertford
Town Board and although I was de
feated in the election Tuesday, I will
offer. any assistance that I can, at
any time. . Thanks; again for your,
confidence in the past, and during
this election. - . :
ir1 H-t
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'vp a, r "sfcl
l-I.V. C-:3enrvNo, Willie
,i"m., not, . I , know tVery
little abyut the game. , -
Willie ( Then why' did
"Sis teirfcra that you were
such a good catch?
FO J SALE ,
AZALEAS, CAMELLIAS,
AND PINK - DOGWOOD
TREES. PHONE .426-7412.
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