Tag 2-The Perquimans Weekly, Herford, N.C., Thursday, March 30, 1972
The Weekly Society News
GREENVILLE GUEST
Ralph Brown, student at
ECU, Greenville, was a week
end euest of Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Swindell and Larry
Swindell.
RECENT GUESTS
Recent guests of Mrs. C. B,
Stallincs were Mrs. Marvin
Edwards, Mrs. Dallas
Rrickhouse and 2 sons, of
Smithfield, Va., and Mrs. W.W
Copeland of Edenton.
WEEK-END GUESTS
," Mr. and Mrs. F. Murray
White of Kernersville and Mrs
Bertha White ,of Guilford
College were suests of relatives
in Belvidere and Hertford last
week-end.
VISIT HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bun
nineham of Hawaii and Mrs
Jimmy Dismuke of Newport
Mews. Va. were euests of Mr.
and Mrs. Bryan Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Godwin. Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy Goodwin, Mrs. Charlie
Umphlett, and Mrs. Misie
Godwin on Thursday of last
week. They had just returned
from a month's European Tour.
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
James Wilder has returned
from Norfolk General Hospital,
1 where he was a surgery patient.
RETURNS FROM TOUR
' Mrs. Cliff Morgan returned
home Friday after spending 12
days on a Deep South Tour.
WILSON GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Winslow
and son. Brock, of Wilson were
week-end guests of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John B.
Houghton, Jr. ana Mr. ana wire
Linford Winslow.
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. J.R. Futrell returned
home Friday from the
Alhemarle HosDital after un
dergoing treatment for several
weeks.
IN FLA.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Jessup
and daughter. Sidney, and Mrs
Sidney Jessup are spending
some time in Florida.
HAMPTON GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Eason of
Hampton, Va. spent a few days
this week with Mr. ana Mrs.
W.G. Edwards.
CHARLOTTE GUEST
Miss Marv Howard Pitt of
Charlotte is spending this week
with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. W.H. Fin.
SUNDAY IN PLYMOUTH
Miss Virginia Tucker and
Mifes 'Elizabeth Tucker were
guests of Miss Betsey Brinkley
and Julian BrinKiey in
Plymouth on Sunday.
ATTEND FUNERAL
Mr and Mrs. J.H. Towe. Mr
and Mrs. J.H. Towe, Jr., and
: Mrs. C.E. Pritchard attended
the funeral of Mrs. Pritchard's
; brother in Crewe, Va. on Sun
I day.
HOLIDAYS HERE
; Mr. and Mrs. John Stallings
:: and daughter, Shannon, of
; GreenviUe will spena tne wee
end here with their oarents. Mr
; and Mrs. Jimmy Stallings and
; Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Sawyer.
- RICHMOND GUEST
Mrs. W.B. Huxter of Rich
:' mnnd Va. snent a few days this
:"; week with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
I- White.
SUNDAY AT VA. BEACH
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Eley and
Mrs. Charles Eley and
daughter. Charla Ann. were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
Eley at Virginia Beach, va. on
Sunday
RETURN HOME
Mrs. Mattie Matthews and
Mrs. Lucille Jackson returned
home Friday from a trip to the
Holy Land
OA. GUEST
Carroll Berry. Jr. of Atlanta,
Ga. spent a few days this week
witti his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Berrv. Sr.
WEEK-END AT LAKE
TTLLERY
Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Biggers
were week-end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Biggers at Lake
Tillerv
FROM CHARLOTTE
Mrs H.R. Christensen of
Charlotte is snending some time
here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. V.N. Darden
MASS. GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Burt of
Acushnet, Mass. were week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Nixon
from WILSON
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chalk of
Wilson were week-end guests of
Mrs. Annie Chalk, Miss Louise
Chalk, and Miss Hulda Wood
RETURN HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Huggms and
children returned to their home
in Blacksburg. Va. on Monday
after a visit with Mrs. Huggins
Darents. Mr. and Mrs. H.C.
Stokes
S C. GUEST
Mrs. Al Hendlev of Columbia,
S.C. spent a few days this week
with her mother, Mrs. Guy
Newbv
LEAVE FOR HEN-
DERSONVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood
Skinner left Wednesday for
their summer home in Hen
dersonville after spending a few
davs here last week with
relatives
WEEK-END IN ROANOKE
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Nixon
will snend the week-end in
Roanoke, Va. with their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs
William Van Name.
N.J. GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Wiedemann and family of
Cherry Hill, N.J. will arrive
Friday to spend the week-end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
H.C; Stokes.
FASTER HOLIDAYS IN W
VA
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kyle and
familv will spend the Easter
Holidays in Ronceverta, W. Va
with Mr. and Mrs. George K
Seal
SUNDAY GUESTS
Sundav guests of Mrs. L.D
Myers were Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Myers and children, Paulette
and Julian, of Elizabeth City,
Mrs. Lucy Jones, Mrs. Harvey
Byrd and daughter, Harvette, ot
Kins ton. ana Mr. ana mis
Dawson Dail of Grifton
VA. GUESTS
Mrs. Frank McCloskey and
sons. Damn and loaa, ot
Norfolk. Va. were overnite
guests of Mrs. R.B. Thach on
Saturday
HOME FOR HOLIDAYS .
Thomas Gregory, student at
Carson Newman - College,
Jefferson Citv.- Tenn. is spen
ding the Easter Holidays with
his parents, Mr. ana Mrs. rtoan
Gregory. ' "
WEEK-END AT NAGS HEAD
Mr. and Mrs. W.G. Edwards
spent the week-end at their
cottage at Nags Head. " .
WINDSOR GUESTS ' f
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Elliott of
Windsor were guests of their
mothers, Mrs. W.M. Divers and
Mrs. W.A. Elliott, on Sunday.
FROM FAYETTEVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn White of
Fayetteville were week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
White in Belvidere.
IN HOSPITAL
Charles Parker is a patient in
Memorial Hospital in Chapel
Hill.
IN NORFOLK
Mrs. Othus Bovce is spending
some time in Norfolk, Va. with
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hahn.
TUESDAY GUESTS
Mrs. Robert Lemon of
Baltimore, Md. Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Fentress of Norfolk, Va.
were guests of Mrs. T.S. White
on Tuesdav.
ATTEND MEETING
Mrs. Charlotte Umphlett,
Mrs. Maizie Skinner, Mrs.
Grace Llewellyn, Mrs. H.A.
Whitlev. Mrs. Llovd Horton.
Mrs. W.H. Oakey, Jr.; Mrs.
Edwin Williams, and Miss
Elizabeth Tucker attended a
Meeting of Episcopal Church
Women at Nags Head on
Thursday.
HOME FOR HOLIDAYS
Miss Bea Skiusev. student at
Elon College, is spending the
Easter Holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fenton
Britt.
IN CHAPEL HILL
Mr. and Mrs. D.R. Reed, Jr.
are standing this week in
Chapel Hill, where Mr . Reed is
attending a business meeting.
VISIT IN E. CITY
Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Davis
visited friends in Elizabeth City
on Friday.
FROM N.J.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tepper of
Butler, N.J. spent a few days
here this week and attended the'
funeral of Mrs. Tepper's
mother. Mrs. Z.A. Harris.
FAYETTEVILLE GUEST
William M. - Moore of
Fayetteville was a guest of his
mother. Mrs. Mary Moure, at,
Morgan's Rest Home on Sun
day. .
NORFOLK GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. W.M. Divers.
m, and family of Norfolk, Va.
were guests of Mrs. W.M.
iDivers, Sr. on Sunday.
FROM PORTSMOUTH
Mrs. Vick Stallings of Ports
mouth. Va. was a guest of her
mother, Mrs. H. Baker, on
Mondav.
FROM FRANKLIN
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Felton and
family of Franklin, Va. were
week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin White in Belvidere.
PLYMOUTH GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Doward Jones
and familv of Plymouth were
guests of Mrs. Addie Keegan on
Sunday. -;
SUNDAY GUESTS - - '
Mr, and Mrs. John Sanderlin
of Shiloh were guests of Mrs.
Mary Moore at Morgan's Rest
Home on Sunday.
FROM GOLDSBORO
Mr. and Mrs. Zack Harris, Jr.
and family of Goldsboro spent a
few days here this week and
attended the funeral of Mr.
Harris mother, Mrs. Hams,
Sr
ATTEND FUNERAL
Mrs. Elmer Brinkley and
family of Corapeake, Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Brinkley ot Hampton,
Va., and Mr. and Mrs". Frank
SIood of Dublin. Va. attended
the funeral of Mrs. Z.A. Harris
on Sunday.
Card Of Thanks
I would like to thank each one
of you who remembered me
thrntish vour visits, telephone
calls, cards, and prayers while I
was a patient in Norfolk
General Hospital and since my
return home. Your thought-
fulneca will alwaVS be
remembered.
Sincerely,
Thomas E. Hurdle
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It' not too late to save yourself
income tax aggravation that comes
with preparing your own return.
H & R Block's charges atari at $5
and the average cost was under
f 12.50 for over 7 million returns
we prepared last year,
DONT LET AN AMATEUR DO
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And we are, (I'.TY HYS 1r?T
Card Of Thanks
I wish to express my ap-
nreciation to everv church
organization and individual who
remembered me with prayers.
cards, flowers, visits, food, gifts
and phone calls while I was a
patient in N.C. Memorial
hospital and since my return
home. Also those who gave
blood in my behalf to replace
blood used in open heart
surgery. Your kindness will
always be remembered. God
Bless each of you.
Selma C. Proctor
Make Dean's List
At Pitt Tech. Institute
Earl R. Godfrey and Donald
L. Hobbs of Hertford have
al Pitt
Qualified for thft
semester dean's list
Technical Institute. . ! t1 V
The Dean's List lntludes
those students in technical and
vocational programs With a
grade point average between
SO and 4.00 based on 4.00,
iscale
Flower
Arranging
A rnurse in "Flower
Arranging", sponsored by the
Adult Education Division a
College of The Albemarle, will
be offered each Tuesday and
Thursday at 9 p.m. 12 noon
from April 11 through June l in
room 13-B at the Water Street
Annex. '
Instructor for this 48-hour
course is Miss Clara Williams
who will assist both beginning
and experienced students.
A registration fee of $2.00 will
be charged Registration will be
at the first class meeting on a
first-come, first-served basis.
Perquimans County
Travel Survey
Travel in Perauimans County
was $770.00 according to figures
published in the 1971 North
Carolina Travel Survey. The
survey is published annually by
the Department of Natural ana
Economic Resources' Travel
and Promotion Division.
Total state expenditures were
$850 and $549 million of this total
was spent by out-of-state
visitors.
The 1971 survey has a new
look. Through pictorial and
graphic interpretation, the
travel industry in North
Carolina is presented and is easy
to evaluate fashion. The survey
was, done by Lewis and Leona
Copeland of the Department of
Statistics of the University of
Tennessee.
Layout and ideas for easier
interpretation were created by
Charles Heatherly,
Publications Editor of the
Travel and Promotion Division.
Art work was by Gay Brantley
of the Department of Natural
and Economic Resources.
There are 15 black and white
photos and both front and back
covers are full color. Copies ot
the booklet will be distributed to
news media, chambers ot
commerce, the Travel Council
of North Carolina members,
and those persons interested in
travel in North Carolina. The
first copy is distributed free to
either a firm or individual;
however, additional copies may
be obtained for $2.00 A.
814 PeopleShare
In Food Aid Plan
There were 814 low-incc-Hie"
County people ; on the U.S.
Department of Agriculture's
Donated Foods program in
January as compared to 880 the.
previous month, Russell H.
James, Southeast - regional
administrator of USDA's Food
and Nutrition Service, reports.
Taking the state as a whole,
James noted, the number on the
food stamp program increased
by 4,409 while the food
distribution program ,, dropped
by 697 to give, an ;. overall
decrease of 3,712 from
December's 298,316. .
In the food stamp program,
operating in 52 North Carolina
counties, 177,115 people were
issued $4.4 million. Of this
amount, $2.9 million was in free
or bonus stamps.
In the remaining counties
which operate food distribution
programs, 117,489 needy people
were given over 3.8 million
pounds of USDA-donated food.
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Anniversary
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Mr. and Mrs. Freeman N.- Mansfield recently celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary; They were honored with a
reception given by their children J at the Center Hill
Community Building. 10 ;
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