Pace -The Perquimans Weekly,
The Weekly Society Mews
VEIT HERE
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Transou
and daughter Mary V., of
Boonevllle are guests of Mrs.
Virginia Transou.
ATTEND FUNERAL
Mr.' and lirs. D. M.Jackson
left Tuesday by plane for Tlfton,
Ga. to attend the funeral of R.D.
Griffin.
AT BEACH
Mr. and Mrs, Dickie Owens
and family spent last week at
Nags Head.
VACATION Of MOUNTAINS
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Berry and
sons have returned home after
spending several days last week
in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. W. T.Smith Is a surgery
patient In the Albemarle Hos
pital.
WEEKEND IN WILMINGTON
Mr. and Mrs. Robert White
spent the weekend In Wilming
ton with Mrs. Thomas Perry
and family.
TARBORO GUESTS
Mrs. R. L, Bame and daugh
ter, Becky, of Tarboro spent
several days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Elton Hurdle and Mrs.
T.S.White.
CHARLOTTE GUESTS
Mrs. Jesse Camp and two
daughters of Charlotte spent
several days last week with
Mrs. Pearl Banks.
FROM GREENVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Landing
and Mrs. Cassle H. Sawyer of
Greenville visited Mr. and Mrs.
E. Y. Berry on Sunday.
WEEKEND AT BEACH
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Reed Jr.
and family spent the weekend
at Nags Head.
TUESDAY GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Toxey
and children of New York and
Mrs. Ray Toxey of Elizabeth
City were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. T. W. Wilson on Tuesday.
VEIT IN PORTSMOUTH
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Rogers and
grandson, Brent Knight, spent
Wednesday visiting in Ports
mouth and Suffolk.
' WEEK IN MOUNTAINS- .
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Phillips,
and sons, David and Wallace
spent last week In the
mountains of North Carolina and
- Tenn.
TOUR MOUNTAINS
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Winslow,
Beth and Lyn spent several days
touring the Blue Ridge Parkway
and the Great Smokies, visit
ing the points of interest along
the way.
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. J. C. Blanchard who
underwent surgery recently at
Duke Hospital, has returned to
ner npme on Front street.
FROM CHESAPEAKE
Mr. and ' Mrs. Grayson In
man and son, and several
friends, are -spending this week
at the F. T. Britt cottage at
Whitehat.
ATTEND PAGEANT
Miss Hulda Wood, Miss Eouise
Chalk and Mrs. H. A. Whitley at
tended "The Common Glory"
In Williamsburg, Va. on Friday
night.
WEEKEND AT BEACH
Mrs. E. C. Woodard and
Charles Woodard spent the
weekend at Nags Head with Mr.
and Mrs. Carroll Williams.
ON BUSINESS TRIP
W. J. Davis spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Raleigh on a
business trip.
X7
Sid Itermcn
Your Child: i
Education . . .
Since knowledge la power,
there is every reason for
you
t
I
to see that your coil-
- arm get the
4 best education
) possible. We
, H must realise
i, that a well
( -, rounded edu-
n cation consist
A i of schooling;
U f and axperiene
Ufa The rlsnt tralnlna
for your own chUd is meet
important, since they won't
all follow ths same naths
tiong the road of life, their
uuuvtauu needs must be
taken into consideration.
Bhcourage your child but
don't force htm or her be
yond thMr own capaballtlea
I We have had a world of
wperlenoe in our field and
therefore want you to feel
confident when bringing
Hertford N.C., Thursday, August
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WEEKEND GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stokes
were recent weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Hugglns at
Hilton Head Island, S. C. and
were accompanied homeby their
grandson, Trip, for a visit,
FROM NAGS HEAD
Miss Bea Skipsey of Nags
Head spent Monday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fenton
Britt.
WEEKEND AT BEACH
Mrs. Bill Jones of Franklin,
Va. spent Friday night herewith
Mr. and Mrs, Fenton Britt and
they spent the weekend at
Atlantic BeachwlthMr.andMrs.
Crafton Stephens.
ON SICK LIST
Mrs. Nettie Lee Caravello
continues on the sick list this
week.-: ,
WASHINGTON GUEST
Mrs. Bert Williams of Wash
ington is visiting Mr. and Mrs,
Jack Burbage.
KANSAS GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Simpson
and family ofWomego,Kan.have
returned home after spendlngtwd
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Simpson Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John
Simpson and Mr. and Mrs. Mar
vin Simpson In Chesapeake, Va.
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VACATION IN FLA.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Perry
and son, Woody, have returned
home from a vacation in Florida
with their daughter, Miss Verna
Parry, Mrs. Etta Walters and
Mrs. J. P. McLean in Gaines
ville. While there they took a
tour, conducted by E.M.Relzen,
of Ocala Horse Farms, Tampa
Busch Gardens, Orlando, Yhbor
City and Daytona Beach and other
points of Interest.
VEIT HERE
Ms. E. S. Douglas of Jack
sonville, Fla. and Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Tarver and family of Lake
land, Fla. were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar White on Satur-
day.
AT BEACH
Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Ward
and family spent the weekend at
Nags Head.
AT NAGS HEAD
Dr. and Mrs. T. P. Brinn
and Miss Mary Elliott spent
the weekend at Nags Head.
FROM RICHMOND
Mrs. John Martin and chil
dren of Richmond, Va. spent
the weekend with Mrs. William
Tucker.
VEIT IN WASHINGTON
Mrs. C. E. Cannon and Miss
Cornelia Cannon are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Barring
ton in Washington this week.
AT WHITE HAT
Mr. and Mrs. G.T. Inman of
Chesapeake, Va. and family are
spending this week at the Fenton
Britt cottage at White Hat.
N.J. GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Tepper and
WOW! Total Area
...uifhoui Costly
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.FEATURING THE FAMOUS
"f.w6!c-r.wcrai:Hi
Here's the famosji forced
draft burner that actually
turns fuel oil into CLEAN
gas. You get more heat
from every drop of fuel . . .
at any flame setting. :
th PROOF . .
NO SMOKE . . . NO SOOT
NO ODOR
22, 1968
family of Butler, N.J. are spend
Ing this week at the Harris cot
tage at Nags Head with Mrs. Z.A.
Harris.
FROM CHESAPEAKE
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller
and Miss Vivian Miller of Chesa
peake, were weekend guests of
Mrs. W, E. Curtis.
FROM NEWPORT NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Britt of
Newport News, Va. were recent
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Fenton Britt.
ACCEPTS POSITION ;
Miss Becky Owens has accept
ed a position with the State Edu
cation Department In Raleigh.
DURHAM GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Williams
Jr. and daughter, Marge of Dur
ham were weekend guests of
Mrs. Isa Tucker.
RALEIGH GUEST
Lynn Sumner of Raleigh spent
last week here with her grand
mother, Mrs. T. B, Sumner.
RETURNS HOME
Mrs. Al Hendley of Columbia,
S. C. has returned to her home
after spending some time here
with Mrs. Guy Newby and Miss
Frances Newby.
VA. GUESTS
Mrs. Roy Reed and sons of
Covington, Va. spent last week
with Mrs. Guy Newby and Mr,
and Mrs. C. W. Reed,
VISITS IN COLUMBIA
Mrs. J. R. t utrell Is spend
ing this week in Columbia with
her sister, Mrs. S. F. Pollard.
VISITS IN MD.
Mrs. Ruby Baker is visit
ing her son and daughter-in-law
in Maryland.
VEIT HERE
Mrs. Anna Parker and Miss
Mary Outland of Woodland were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Ward last week.
VACATION IN MD.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Towe
and Miss Marty Towe spent
several days this week at Ocean
City, Md.
WEEKEND GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. George Clark
and family of Petersburg, Va.
were weekend guests of Mrs.
J. E, Morris. They were en
route to Nags Head for a weeks
vacation.
AT PINEHURST
Mrs. J. T. Biggers is visit
ing her mother, Mr. W. H.Cole,
in Pinehurst.
VETO IN WILMINGTON
Joe Campbell Is visiting
friends in Wilmington this week.
IN FAYETTEVTLLE
Miss Carol Monn Is spend
ing the month of August with
her parents, Dr. and Mrs, Rob
ert Mohn, in FayettevUle.
AT NAGS HEAD
Mr. and Mrs.
Carroll Wll-
OF All HEATERS MADE . . . ONLY
c:r.:sc:r3 can actually do m
llams and family are spending)
this week at nags Head, v .
AT BEACH '
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Reed SrJ
spent several days last week aq
Nags Head, ..."
FRIDAY GUESTS
Mr.- and Mrs. Anhrnv Dovlsl
and family of winston-Salem
visited Mr. and Mrs. W. JJ
Davis Friday enroute to Nags
Head for a vacation.
NJ. GUESTS ' "
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wiede
mano and son of Cherry Hill,
N.J. were weekend guests of
Mr, and Mrs. H. C. Stokes.
WEEK-END HERE V:: .-.,
Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Yeates.
had as their guests over the
week-end Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Forehand. Petey and Julia Paige.
Mr. and Mrs. Ryland Campbell.
Christie and Jakle, of Hampton,
va., oar. ana aits. Tommy
Thompson, Clay and Lyle and
Mrs. Emma Davenport of Eliz
abeth City. ;t
Mrs. Riddick
Reports On 4-H
Camp Meeting
The Whlteston 4-H Club met
August 12, 1968 at the Whlteston
Community Building.
Sheila Ward, president, call.
ed the meeting to order.
Gwenn Rldaick, secretary, reaa
the minutes of the previous meet
ing and called the roll. There
were 16 members present.
Gwenn Riddick also gave the de
votion using the Ten Command
ments for our thinking.
Mrs. Deanle Riddick gave a
report on the 4-H Camp. Seven
of our members attended the
camp.
We then had recreation and re
freshments were served.
Stan Winslow
. Reporter
Mary Long Circle
Holds Meeting
The Mary Long Circle
Bethel Baptist Church met
Monday night with Mrs. Elliott .
Layden.
0 Master, Let Me Walk With
Thee", was the opening hymn.
Scripture and prayer was
(riven by Mrs. Charles Ward.
Mr. Ward was in charge of
a very interesting program en-
' mi i iimi t . t n
uueu i lie uuiuem;e ui a oajJ-
tlst School". Those assisting,
Emmett Long, Mrs. Stanley''
titled "The Influence of A Bap
tist School". Those assisting
with the program were Mrs.
Emmett Long, Mrs. Stanley
Blanchard, Mrs. Wade Jordan
and Mrs. Alton HarreU.
Mrs. Joe White closed the
program with prayer.
Reports were given. Mrs.
Charlie Applet on chairman, was
In charge of the business, which
a number of things of interest
were discussed.
The meeting was closed with
prayer by Mrs. Pete Sawyer.
A Biblcial contest was en
joyed with Mrs. Emmett Long '
winning the prize.
A delicious course was served
by the hostess, which was enjoy- .
ed by the eight members present.
Hoofing
Ducfs!
llert's tht sscrttl Exdusivt
finOGEuflffl
3-l7ay Circuln.icn
1. Warm air circular from tht top
2. Powor Blowor spreads hoot
on floors
3. Circomatic fan constantly
blends and circulates air -throughout
tht houso
Here's" the furnace type comfort at
about 15 the cost! Continuous circula
tion assures uniform warmth in every
room. No hot or cold zones, no drafty
areas. It's TOTAL AREA heating!
Floors stay warm .as toast always.
High-style cabinets are in mar-proof
beige or browntone porcelain enamel.
. 'Sum fHmtl
easy TEnr.:3
Whiteston
News-
Mrs. Odessa Tatum left on Mon
day AJtf. for her home at Wlllard
after a two weeks visit nere among
S,.Tf.rf J?"J1S 1 L1
thirty years since her last visit
here. She was the daughter of the
late Allen and Agatha wins low
born and reared at the "Old Nl
tianor". : ':"
W eek-end visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Stallings werej Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Moore, Barbara
" V
and Tlmmy
MOOre oi wn;u
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold E. Win
slow and Mary Frances spent the)
weekend at Hampton, Va. visiting
friends,""'' " ? ;v-.,- ,..::;
Visitors on Sunday with Mrs
Sallle Rountree, Carlton and Daljl
were: Mrs, Odessa Tatem of Wll
lard, Mrs. Nina Winslow of Chuck -
a tuck, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Dwane
McBrlde of Portsmouth, va., Mr,
and Mrs. Carson Winslow of Suns
bury, Mr. and Mrs. Carol Ward
Ruthana Chappell and a grand
daughter of the Wards.
Miss Nancy Riddick spent sev
eral days with Rev. and Mrs. Her-
shel Hill at Pilot Mountain re4
cently.
Mr. and Mrs. Arba Winslow
spent the week-end with the Hills
at Pilot Mountain, and Mrs. Sylvia
Winslow spent the week-end with
her brother, Murray White and
Wife, at Winston-Salem recently,
Mr. and Mrs. Archie White
visited his brother , J. Hugh White,
it winston-Salem recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lasslter!
and family and Archie Lynn' and
Terry White are spending this
week at tne beach at Nags Head J
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wll.
LOW BIRTH RATES '
The U.S. birth rate in 1967
was the lowest in the nation's
history, according to the U.S.
Census Bureau. Family plan:
nlng by American couples
accounts for the lower birth
rate trend, census officials
report."
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When you're too
llams and family are spending
a few days at Nags Head this
vve&R
Mr, and Mrs. Wlnfred Winslow
spent Sunday night at Nags Head.
Visitors the past week with
Rev. and Mrs. Mark Hod gin were
their daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie A. Stone, Donna
and Charlie, Jr.. of Greensboro.
1 Thursday at Nags Head with Mr.
Mrs. Sylvia winslow spent
and Mrs. Edwin White at their
cottage.
Vivian White of FayettevUle
visited relatives here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dillon
and children of Chesapeake, Va.
spent Sunday with her parents J
Mr. and Mrs. Archie white..
, whl,a Trta
for a visit with relatives atWlns-
ton-Salem and Burlington.
Woodland Dress Shop
qDonno
Peoples Bank is as close as your mailbox. You can make de
posits in your checking account by mail, pay bills by mail,
and take advantage of many other, conveniences of this
Full Service Bank By Mail. Remember, a Peoples Bank
checking account is more than just a convenience. It's a busi
nesslike way to conduct your financial affairs because it's,
economical, saves valuable time, gives you an automatic
receipt, and is a continuing record of your expenditures. (
Of course we're always happy to have you visit ns in person
but we know, too, the value of your time . t . so when you're
too busy to come to us, we bring our bank to you.
(Don't forget you can save by mail, too.) '
On the sick list at home are:
Mrs. Ellis Stallings and Mrs.
Sallle' Rountree, to the hospitals:
Wallace Baker and Lewis Stallings
at Albemarle Hospital and Ralph
winslow at Chowan Hospital.
Mr. Henry Winslow irom'Yaa-
klnvllle is visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Lanier White ana
sons. Pard and Kent, went on
trip, to the mountains of Va. last
week, and visited Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Walker at Burlington
one
night and Rev. and Mrs, Hershel
Hill at Pilot Mountain.
Mr, and Mrs. Mansfield and
Mr. and Mrs. Twlddy of Eliza
beth City visited Mr. and Mrs.
Archie White on' Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fat Twlddy have
been spending some time with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs, Archie!
White. '
FINAL
SUMMER CLEAN-UP
AT
HERTFORD, N. C
busy to come to us
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Invitation
Mr. and Mrs, R. P. WhUe
request the honor of your pres
ence at the marriage of their
daughters, Anita Joyce to ErU
Alvln Klrby, and Sandra Marie
to Wayne Ray Winslow, Sunday,
August 25, 1968 at 3:00 p.m. at
pjp River Friends Church. - "i
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The public is cordially invited?"
We would like to express our
appreciation to everyone who
sent cards, gifts and flowers to
Dee while she was In the hospital.
All of these things made her
stay much more pleasant and
your thougntfulness will not be
forgotten. .
Lenny and Betty Hurdle
IV. M. IT or can Furniture Co.
tcs cnsT Fon less'
your prescriptions here . . .
armon'g' Hexall Fharm&cv.
Vtt-Drugstore on the Cor
ner, 101 K. Church Street,
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