4 TUZ PEliQUIMANS
4,. Published, BWery Friday at
-(iy ( Hertford; N. C. 27844 ,
Virginia White Transeau
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"- Caatt Hosts Bqoara '
HEBTFOBD, 'N, C.
tittered, a second elaaa matter
November 15. 1934, at Post Office
Hertford. North Carolina. 77944.
UlU" J I limit II W ,
Advftisirr Ba.tesJ Furnished
TUBSCRUriQ,. RATES? ,
; ;iCfa j Pemuhnan ,County)
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j ; FRAYy J6, 1967.
-the young "people icf w
oarea who , have" . almost
completed-' their formal
education have oniy - be-'gun-to
leam!
f?'.What students receive in-
sclwol,- in terms of learn
ing how to reed.-study and
think for themselves, is
important more important
than the subject matter
itself. If, in the process of
acquiring a diploma, one
hiis glimpsed the tremend
ous spread of human infor-
whsit hs been studied is
the - merest - fraction of
what is thus known, then
the way is open for the
mation and realized that
individual to .proceed in
tellectually. : Some t of nur students
today have been seriously
impressed with the many
troubles that beset our
country and the . world.
By contrast, their pursuit
of learnmgseems to rep-
resent inaetion. in the midst
of. what may be' a serious
crisis. . . v :
But young people will
do well to continue the
development of their per
sonalities by continuing ,to
IfHin. After all, charac-'
tc r building is . largely the
v'uik of youth. By the
' 111 1 1 " 111 . ' 1
':' t. , Jt. at yr-: : tv'iC. j
time the average man or
..woman reaches .maturity, t
-principles-, have; been ac- J
.cepted which later , infill- n
ence the activities of life, j
Bonner-Reese '
Plans Are Made
. Dr. and Mrs. Allan . Baker
Bonner announce the en
gagement at their daugh
ter, Kathryn Mooring,: to
Robert Levin Reese of
Asheboro, N. C, son of Mr.
and Mrs. , Robert Luther
Reese, also of Asheboro.
Miss ' Bonner attended,
Point J College and
graduated .' from , 'East Cas
rolina College, i: At present
she is Home Service ;Jtep-5
resent a tive . for v Carolina
Power .and Light Company
in - Asheboro.- -.'''She is -a
.-member "of the Asheboro
Junior Roman's Club.1 !r
-a Mr. 'Reese attended Clem
son College and graduated
from High Point College
where he was a member of
Theta Chi fraternity. He
served as a Lieutenant in
the United States Army, 1
and is now associated with
George D. Davis Associates,
Greensboro, N. C.' 1 '
The weddinij will take
place August 26 in Hert-foid.
Cancer Meeting
Monday Night
Miss Thelma , Elliott,
president of the Perquim-
NOTICE!
Starting June, We
Will Close Satur
urday at 12 Noon.
Harrell Gas &
Coal Company
Edenton
Hertford
Elizabeth ity
an County Unit, American (
Cancer Society- ,and -.Mrs.,
Roxanna Jackson, Crusade!.
Chairman, sent the follow
ing letter out to Cancer
.Crusade .workers this week:
Dear.- Cancer Crusade
Workers, 'Congratulations
on the good work you did .
last fall! All reports are
now in and the results are
mast gratifying. Contribu
tions totaled approximate
ly $1300r This is the lar-
peat amount recorded for
Perquimans County. Many
thanks to, each of, you! v
.cer meeting ? js ' scheduled
for Monday, evening, May
25 at 8 P. M., jn the Mu
nicipal . Building. Won't i
you- 'please .roabe - plans to -be
present? Dr. Poston is
-planning a most interesting'
and .informative prograni. "
We shall expect you! You
will be presented a certifi
cate of appreciation.
'RlACL-iii-Has
Mecti:
Th"e"Perquim'ah8CTiapter,:
FIJA held its May meetifig
May 19: ; The" Meeting be- ?
gun with the ipledge of al
legiance and the FHA
Prayer .Song, '; ....
Jane Evans and Linda
Long were in charge of the
. devotion. . - .
t The business session be
gan with the reading of the
minutes and the roll call.
, Afterwards , pach. , 'FHA'ei
; received fa; p4pe!,on VHow 1 '
s -dP ,iywt rate!;, ybiir pro- '
'(jranisT'' The HA'ers then'
j judged the progim's as ex-
cellent,-good,' or! -poor. ; T
i- Pam '. Sutton' ad Nan
, Ambrose-1 received : - their;';
iinior; Homemakers Pin
-the .key. . Pam . and Nan ,
'ihave.sdone much-Mo help
our FHA. "'!'
Virginia Harrell,
Reporter
Custom Built Homes
REPAIRS - REMODELING
KITCHEN CABINETS
ADDITIONS
. For Any Job J
Small Or Large
O FREE ESTIMATES O
Call or See -
Perquimans Construction Co.
Phone 426-5211 - Hertford, N. C. .
ErieHaste,Jr.andB.A.Talley
Call Us For
Your Electrical Work
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We moved into our new office build
ing on Monday, May 22, 1967. Our
new building is located mile north
of Hertford on U. S. 17 Business, across
the road f rom Winslow - Blanchard
Motor Company.
Our address is still P. O. Box 86,
Hertford and our telephone number
is still 426 5637.
W invite you to come in and visit
with us in our new. office.
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ire Mads Pcssible ,?f
W The 1?&kr,nns,
Busipess
Finps: -'
Hertford Savings $c
Loan Association
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I'Omsb Twc Ofm fimi .
Throach Savings aBd
v.Ai;!-.;;!
J F. JIqlfeweil &
' von, inc.
I4VESTOC1C AND
FARM PRODUCE
Phoa
WJNFAIX, V.P.
Pitt Hardware
Company
Phone 426-5531
HERTFORD, K. C.
Winslow-Blanchard
. Motor Company .
YOUR FORDv DEALER
W. M. Morgan
Furniture Co.
v HOME FURNISHINGS
fHILCO APPUANCES
Cannon Cleaners
t DEPENDABLE
SERVICE
, Phone 426-5491 '
. C. Blmnchard ,
& Co Inc. ,
"BLANCHARD'S"
SINCE 1832
Blanehard's
Barber, Shop :
CtealM V. daju&ar
(PKwiejtof '
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There's a great lesson in blowing bub
bles. Aye'ro so sure we can blow the biggest
bubble ever blown. And, for a second, we'nsc
sure we have.
- - Then the bubble ia gone t . . with it our
unreasoning self-confidence. :So we content
ourselves with blowing smaller bubbles
the biggest smaller bubbles We can . . . the
kind of bubbles that last awhile! ' ,
The best time for your child to begin
religious training lis before he becomes con
scious .of his limitations. When he starts
gradually to recognize the boundaries of
his ability,' he'll need real guidance and en
couragement in devoting himself to oaIa
Which last awhile. ,'
The rich, full, happy, useful life Js not
wasted on shallow dreams that are but lor
the moment It is dedicated to doing ene't
b$et.s
' And, for centuries, It has been' oar
Faith, taught and nurtured in our churches,
which Turn inspired in nun Jheir best. , i
m.
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Soviet, ht, gtrubvy, f,t'
1 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday ; Thursday
Pialm Isaiah - Matthew Matthew I Corinthian
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frllay..i 'Saturday'
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Keith' Grocery
Phone 128-7167
HERTFORD. N. C.
One So Service
Station
BILL COX. Owner '
Vli?es xi'eaB g j
Accessories 'i--Call
426-8870 ,
HERTFORD. N. C.
'.;':.;;-- :;-"--".-i.a:a;t ;r
Lane's Woodwork k
Shop -
"Custom Built Kitchen -cabinets"
Phone 426-7225
Route 3. Hertford, N. (C. '
(White Hat Road)
Winall Service
Station1 '
GAS - OIL - TIRES AND
REPAIRS .
FBRESTOtiE T1KC8 "
Thos. S. Morgan. Winf all :
Call 426-884S -
' Tin: .GOsPEU'tN Samaria , , v f .
. International gundfty S4iox Lesson fo May '21
Memory. Selection; )Hey "that werJ:ic,0
tered . . abroad " went ' evoiy where preaching flbe
the word." Acts :4. - ' .
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Lesson Text: Acts .40. v ' ' .
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. The spread af the ;C6s -Samaria ' is .the1 r
; subject of today's lesson. -TJIiS esson will served
to emphasize Aheh iroporUme'; of ..'the , Church's ,
missionary workr-no less, importab,t6aaV' fhan'-f '
.t it was at the. beginning 'f ,fte-tehrre6aa mo- ; '
J , 4enk . t t j. , .' , f 'T, 4 :
mP. t l1 ,WOrk .Saihari'. w6368tiga,"V
Motor CO. - Philip, aeacojl ih'thej'ely CnriitiBn'nnSi
"! Phifib. lilfe- Stablfieif! 'tho tiubiorf inf. tnt- iaTf. -J""
CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH 'l 'SQnV w' Wiled .'U 'ie uW, fbr'",r"
- i , .he PesSed stbetabiloperXornfcnw ir-
acle. K." lng -Atpongst. the popuJlSee,:?;'r .
j Uat tne agef Jf i , v
-
.Hertford Livestock
& Supply Co.
Phone 426-5591
HERTFORD. N. C. I
Swindell
Funeral Hume
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Telephone 426-7311 ,
HERTFORD, N. C.
Tdwe
Sales and Service
f, It 'is Meistinrhore',t
' 'i ' ' .. - 'm,rae warfin 'integral: ' -f -f, snreading W j'
"V. 1 V' i , v ,', Gose. It cabled, iitt; ' ,o irftUni new'
nMj 'n,7-OTJjLjp. tf'CWMRt tKatgamed, -Khold, in..the world J,
fiCCrf Oil Gqmpajty) But p5 the growth di dWvW nHnuea,.the
. v, , j'1 miracles ecame fewer.-in number. and .-the !
ESSO PRODUCTS
- HERTFORD, N. C.
; a. i r1,.., . . if. a . Fi t, ' .-
'ttW exppnenoe:iec a , more paxsoriL
privati rrence.' r ? 1 ' T n. S"
. . AlMit, Hhfough1 rPhiliJ',,s ''tninistry tMo fac- )"1
uons nrHTt mttcriy ofrosed to each otti4r, (
3 f 'i '.jV'"1''.. -i1 1 Wevannt help , biit- hder how, long qui
, illri'in1 J1"'" ,narita,i'!w'm h?e' :.ad to Vait foBj-te"!
Iakir OU Company' GMel had, it p6t bep,;for,'the Scattering" .
1
, peoples Damk &
Trust Company
Wetnbv fKIc.
J3ERTF0S3, M. &
SINCLAIR PRODUCTS
GOODYEAR TTOES
Albemarle
Chemical Co.
Phone 426.5585 '""' ;
HERTFORD.' N. C.
' I NC
A
fe. Laundry, inc. 7 " chri
Phone .6-5262
HERTFORD, N. C.
QUALITY WORK
COURTEOUS SERVICE
, Phone 426-5235'
HERTFORD. K. C.
For iust as
y the sower 'Scattered -his seeds in the planting
V season, and ome took root in good soil, bearing -A
rin the course of tme Iruit, so was -the seed
- ?i Of if!hristinnitv- umm 4 fiam... : ...
2 .'" V, - It is not too long ago that the word ''tt'issibn-'
, p ary'.bore the connotation of service abroad in
. i) ' fcreign lands, to primitive people. Now it em-,
braces the rapidly expanding population ' "at
ii,- ' (SaH hom-in our Pwn -country.- For every time a
child is born, a new soul has to be reached.
?e missionaries for Christ we do not have
to .'(ravel, abroad" as- did the apostles of earlier
dr ; we have but to look around us to sae the '
m opportunities that come to us everV dav
if the spneadlng of Cod's Word. For the Gos-
ior everyone around us,' and we ere ell
tor a sense of meaning in life. , -
Christian witnessing is no longer the DueroBa-
ve oi special ana guted class; true, witness-
: .ig wijleek out an opening in(the most ordin
- wy, jeveryday sort of circumstance. -Casual con
,, versation, over a cup f coffee on a "break"
period during a work day, can lead to a per
sonal sericea personal offering in Christ's
l name. ; Missionary work knowa no territorial
bounds; rather, it recognises territorial horizons.
'Read gain. the 'simple sUtement of what
' Phil'p .did when he -jived in .Samaria, and
, consider-all that follawed. This great sur-j cf
v the oukrr'ad rf C ' ':ji"y v-s m-ti'
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