paga 1 The Perquimans Weekly, Hartford, North Carolina, Thursday, September 7, u.
Eii(jn(jciiien( Announced The VJeekly Society New
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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tucker of Rocky Mount, N. C., an
nounce the engagement of their daughter Lynne, to Robert
H. Reed, son of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Reed, of Winfall,
N. C. The prospective bride is a graduate of Rocky Mount
High School, and is presently enrolled at Duke University.
The prospective bridegroom Is a graduate of Perquimans
County High School and attended Chowan College. He is pres
ently in the V. S. Navy. A fall wedding is planned.
Two From Area
On Arts Council
RALEIGH - Mrs. J. Emmett
Wlnslow of Hertford and Mrs.
David Ross Inglis of Edenton
have been reappointed to the
N. C. Arts Council by Gov. Dan
K. Moore.
The council was made a statu
tory body by the 1967 General
Assembly.
Mrs. Wlnslow's term runs
until June 30, 1969. Mrs. Inglis
will serve until June 30, 1970.
A member of the rose family,
the nectarine is believed to have
originated in China,
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OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS!
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Weekend Here
Mr. and Mr. Jesse Harris of
Wilson "pent the weekend here
and at their cottage ataags neaa
From Princeton
Mr. tndMri.CarlyleWoodard
of Princeton spent the weekend
with Mrs. Helen wooaara.
At Nan Head
nr. and Mrs. W. B. Tucker
spent the weekend at Mags Head.
Returns Home
Mrs. Beverly Tucker left
Thursday for her home in Twin
Falls, Idaho after spending some
time here with relatives.
From Winston-Salem
Mr. and Mrs, Herman Ward
and family of Winston-Salem,
spent the weekend nere with Mr.
and Mrs. J, w. ward.
At Raanh
Mr. and Mrs. Jarvls Ward and
zamuy spent tneweeaenaaiuags
Head.
Weekend Here
Mr. and Mrs, Zack Harris and
family of Goldsboro spent the
weekend here and at Nags Head.
Weekend In Newport News
' Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brewer
spent the weekend in Newport
News with Mrs. Elton Harrison.
At Nags Head
Mrs, Z. A. Harris and Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Tepper and chll
dren spent the weekend at Nags
Head.
Leave For Texas
Or. and Mrs. W. B. Tucker
left Thursday for Wichita Falls,
Texas, where or. Tucker win
serve a two-year tour of duty
In the USAF.
From Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Broughton
and daughter, ofKnoxville, Tenn.
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Johnny Broughton and left
Tuesday for Canada.
At Beach
Mrs. Lloyd Horton and Mrs.
Walter Oakey spent the weekend
at Nags Head.
From Maryland
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Woods
of Bethesda, Md. are spending
some time here at the Crawford
Home,
At Nags Head
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Newby
and daughters, Mary Lee and
Eva, spent the weekend at Nags
Head.:.;-- ..:;; .....vv.
At Beach
Mr. nd Mrs. Arthur Woods
of Bethesda, Md. spent the week
end atNagsHeadwlthMrs. Lloyd
Horton and Mrs. Walter Oakey.
to Hospital
W. H. Bachelor is a patient
at the Chowan Hospital.
To Indiana
Joe Campbell left Tuesday
for Shelbyvllle, tod., where he
will spend several months with
relatives.
Weekend in Norfolk
Mrs. Frank Jessue spent the
weekend in Norfolk with Lt. and
Mrs. Bill Batts.
From Richmond
Miss Joanna Wiliiford of Rich
mond spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wiliiford.
Starlings Reunion
The family of tht lata Pas.
torla stalling, held a family
reunion Sunday, August 27,
1967 at the bom of Mr. and Mrs.
Ira stallings.
A delicious picnic dinner was
served on the lawn. Each one
present enjoyed the day, es.
peclally the fellowship their rata,
tlves.
Those attending were: Mr, and
Mrs. Jack Stallings, Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Arnold, Connie and
Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. Burfort
White of Belvldere; Mrs. BUI
pippins and girls of Elizabeth
City; Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Stal.
lings, Phillip Wayne, Leon, El
mer Ray and Cathy of HerU
ford, Mrs. Louise Parker, Jay
and Johnnie, Mr. and Mrs. Carol
Hoflerand James of SunburyjMr.
and Mrs, James Edward Stal.
lings, J. E. and Mrs. Marilyn
Williams, Mrs. Lillian Stal.
lings and Mrs. Florlne stallings
of Hobbsvllle; Mr. and Mrs. Jim.
my Stallings and girls of Nor.
folk; Mrs. Linda Hood and War.
ren, Mrs. Mae Stallings and
Jack Gardner of Portsmouth,
Va., Mr, and Mrs. Kenney Stal.
ley, Billy and Robin; Mrs. Mary
Ellen Beck, Mr. and Mrs. Em
mett Reeves of Suffolk, Va., and
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Stallings of
Belvldere.
returned to their home Sunday
after spending two weeks at Nags
Head.
to Hospital
Mrs, B. W, Pennington Is a
patient at the Albemarle
Hospital.
Returns to Raleigh
Miss Nancy Zachary has re
turned to Raleigh to resume her
teaching duties In the Garner
School System.
Weekend at Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Whedbee
spent the weekend at their cot
tage at Nags Head.
From Raleigh
Lindsey Reed m, of Raleigh,
several days last week
with his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. D, F. Reed Sr.
Weekend Here
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Futrell
and daughter, Mary Alice, of
Tarboro were weekend guests
of Mrs. J, R. Futrell.
At Nags Head
Mrs. T. S. White and Mrs.
W. H. Pitt are spending some
time at the White Cottage at
Nags Head.
At Baltimore
Mrs. Buena Jones Is spending
time in Baltimore, Md., where
she is visiting her son, who Is a
patient in the hospital.
From Boone
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Transeau
and family of Boone spent last
week here with Mrs. Virginia
Transeau and Mrs. Gertrude
Zachary,
to Hospital
Mrs. D.M. Jackson is a oatlent
at the Albemarle Hospital.
Raleigh Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Reed
and sons, Lindsey HI, Grey,
and Peyton, of Raleigh spent
the Labor Day holidays with Mr.
and Mrs, D, F, Reed Sr.
Norfolk Quests '
Mr. and Mrs, Ray McCoy of
Norfolk visited Mrs. Nettle Lee
Caravello on Monday,
To Greenville
Paul Gregory left Monday for
Greenville where he will be a
student at East Carolina College.
Returns Home
Mrs. Mary Wlnslow returned
home this week from the Albe
marle Hospital where she under
went observation and treatment.
Returns Home
Singleton Lane returned home
Friday from Norfolk General
Hospital where he was a surgery
patient.
Sunday Here
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Byrum
of Norfolk spent Sunday here
with Mrs. E, A. Byrum.
to Hospital
Bill Fowler Is a patient at the
Albemarle Hospital.
Monday in Portsmouth
Mrs. A. R. Wlnslow and Mrs,
J. H. Baker spent Monday In
Portsmouth with Mr. and Mrs.
Vick Stallings.
Chesapeake Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. DonCampenand
son, Jimmy, and Mrs. Michael
JocaUaghan of Chesapeake visit
ed Mrs. E. A. Byrum on Monday.
Visits in E. City
Mrs. Nettle Lee Caravello
spent several days last week in
Elizabeth City with Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Pearson.
From N. J.
Jim Tepper of Butler, N. J.
spent the weekend here and was
accompanied home by Mrs. Tep
per and family, who have spent
some time here with her moth
er, Mrs. Z. A. Harris.
fa Maryland
Mr. and Mrs. Julian White are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Julian
White Jr. In Belalre, Md. this
week,
'(ken Spacecraft
Needed for Mors
VALLEY FORGE. Pa. (XJPI)
An earthly space probe sent
to a planet such as Mars could
contain within it "enough bi
ological organisms to contami
nate an entire world," accord
ing to scientists of General
Electric'8 Missile and Space
Division. Because of this, space
craft designed to land on plan
ets will need to be sterilized
before launching. However, this
sterilization process poses a se
rious problem to long life re
liability of spacecraft.
After assembly, the space
craft can cause different parts
of the craft to expand unequal
ly, and may also have bad ef
fects on delicate components,
such as transistors.
Scientists at General Elec
tric's Space Technology Center
here recently demonstrated
that a "clean" spacecraft can
be built and successfully steril
ized by dry heat if the space
craft equipment has been prop
erly designed. Thus, when the
nation's Voyager spacecraft
lands on Mars
Weekend Guest
Mrs, Mary E. Chesson of Eliz
abeth City spent the weekend
here with Mrs. W. T. Smith.
E. City Guests '
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weeks of
Elizabeth City were guests of
Mrs. Weeks' aunt, Mrs, W, T,
Smith, on Saturday,
Left For College :
Miss Peggy Copeland left last
week for Louisburg College.
Return from Beach :
Mr, and Mrs. C. R. Holmes
ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OP
OFFICE IN HERTFORD
AT 114 WEST MARKET STREET FOR THE
PRACTICE OP OPTOMETRY
Eyes Examined Tuesday and Friday 9 to 5
DR. A. F. DOYIIUn, JR.
OPTOMETRIST
PHONE 426-5261 i HERTFORD, NT. C.
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All property owners are required to
clean their lots THREE (3) TIMES A
YEAR . . . May 1; July 1; September 1.
If owners do not comply with ordi
nance, the Town will clean the lots and
the cost will be charged against the
property,
Miss Ruth Dunn To
Wed Douglas Winslow
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wade
Dunn of Greensboro, N, C. an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Ruth Amelia, and
Douglas Paul Wlnslow, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wlnslow
of Route 2, Hertford.
The wedding will take place
Friday, Oct. 20, at 7:00 p.m.
in Hunter Hills Friends Meetinghouse.
Miss Dunn graduated from
Grimsley High School and South
ern Pilgrim Junior College at
Kernersville where she majored
in music and served as as
sistant to the Dean of Women.
She is now employed at Ruzlcka's
In Greensboro.
Mr. Wlnslow graduated from
the high school and junior col
lege divisions of Southern Pil
grim College where he served
as assistant to the Dean of Men.
He is employed as a shop clerk
by Gllbarco, Inc. in Greensboro.
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Scientists developed this taste
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The fat "package" locks out
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freezer burns, drying out and
discoloring during refrigeration
and freezing. The fat, which i
comes part of the cooking
or gravy, la edible and has t
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The salt content of the G
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Going To Press .. .
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current telephone directory to be certain they!
are the way you want them. Please notify our
Commercial Office now if you wish to make a
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not consult our Commercial Office today regard
jng extra listings. These can prove very yalu
able to you.
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BER 20th, 1967.
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