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; ; .rXT&d Mrs. El Jon Winslow,.
i I'L'fl' Ann Winslow nd Miss
'ra'h.' Winslow were guests of
: I'x.-ttti Mrs. Charles Godwin,
In WUliamston on. Sunday.
'. VVZEK-END IN GLOUCESTER
- Mr, and Mrs. J. T. Biggers
i were week-end guests of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
Tnd Mrs. W. A., Schaaf, in
Gloucester.
! TRIP'-TO NEW . ENGLAND.
! STATES
UK-, and Mrs. Charles
,! Woodbrd have returned front a
i farip tq the New England States.
:Week-end GUESTS ;
ana
'ind Perry Glamy;of Fort
' riJVayr., Indiana were week-end
guEo.i. ut mr, anu ivua. juun
J.wTAWORO GUESTS
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iui- tnu mra. stun ueaii ana
littoj, Kelly, of Tarboro
er fViests of Mr. and Mrs. T.
. lizard on Sunday.;
HvJSPITAL .V,-.', .' ,.
.ju oui mil oiiuui is a pauem in
I ae Chowan Hospital.
.RETURNS HOME j.
Ibb3 'n ' - e nas returnec'
lano? ,iome Pinenurst titet a
o1 visit , wah her son-in-law and
rndauter, Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
""fifigers,
Y. QUESTS
r,,Mr. and Mrs. Hank Chrlstgau
"rind family of Brooklyn, N. Y.
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re'sJdn Divers and other
alive her this week.
E T. U R N S F R O M
UK.1PEAN TOUR
MwV Ray Schofield has
turtiM home after spending 3
leeki on an European Tour. :
flEEK END IN PINEHURST
jfel Mrs; J. T. Biggers spent a few
TMays-iast week in Pinehurst
with-her mother. Mrs. W. H.
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"mFAYETTEVtLLE GUESTS
c''Mr: And Mrs. Glenn White of
,nFayetteville are guests of his
''"pareriMi Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
P White, ftt their cottage at Nags
Head.
X IMPROVING
2 -I Mrs-K Sylvia Winslow is
reported to be improving from a
fall "she received several weeks
; -ago at a Religious Convention.
' -FROM HALIFAX
' Till" Anrl f kj TAmmii T im
Riddfck of
Halifax
spent the
and Mrs.
week-end with
Mr.
Torq.&iddick.
FRANKLIN GUESTS
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Mr. arid Mrs. Alan Felton and
; HERTFORD, N.C
Oval Braided Rugs
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Reg. 42.97
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Ladies'
CAPRI PANTS
FLARE LEGS
Plaid and stripe
Reg. Price 8.99
LADIES'
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family of Franklin, Va. were
week-end guests of Mrs.
Felton's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin White.
RETURN TO TACOMA
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sy kes
returned to" their home in
Tacoma, Washington on Friday
after spending 3 weeks with
Mrs. Sykes' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John E. Simpson, in
Hertford, and his parents, Tom
Sykes (of Jacksonville, Fla.)
and Mrs. Joyce Sykes, in
Burlington.
WINSTON-SALEM GUESTS
Mrs. Herman Ward and
children, Ann and Joe, of
Winston-Salem arrived
Tuesday for a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Ward.
RETURNS HOME
R. B, Kirby has returned to
Norfolk, Va. after spending a
week at his home in Hertford.
RETURNS HOME
Mrs. Mark Gregory has
returned home after spending
some time at Virginia Beach,
Va. with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Farmer.
RETURN FROM TRIP
Rev. and Mrs. Norman Harris
and family have returned home
after a month's vacation to the
West Coast.
VISIT IN CHAPEL HILL
Mr. and Mrs. David Brewin
and daughter were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ainsley in
Chapel Hill last week.
ATTEND WEDDING
Guests of Mrs. Molly Bunch
for the Bunch-Winslow wedding
on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. C.
M. Tarson of Williamsburg,
Va., Sgt. Steve Loder, Sgt. Bob
Borden, and Sgt. Gary Boice, all
from Fort Shaw Air Force Base,
South Carolina.
VISIT AT VA. BEACH
Mrs. Addie Keegan and Mrs.
T. W. Nixon were overnite
guests of relatives at Virginia
Beach, Va. last Sunday.
AT KELLY'S BEACH
MissSuzetteChappell spent a
week with Miss Melody Lane at
Kelly's Beach.
FROM FLORIDA
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Flanigan
and daughters, Beth and Jenny,
from Treasure Island, Florida
are visiting their relatives, Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Dillon, this
week;' -
SUNDAY IN BONLEE
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kanoy and
Mrs. Walter J. Kanoy visited
relatives in Bonlee, N.C. on
Sunday.
Week
Specials !
Drapes
Good Assortment
of colors
63" x 84"
REG. PRICE
UP TO 5.97
I UP TO 1
2.06
SALE 097
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BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF PRINTS
Rei. Price
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TAKES TRIP
Mrs. F. T. Johnson left
Monday for Bristol, Tennessee
to visit relatives.
FROM MD.
Mrs. Arthur Woods of
Bethesda, Md. is spending some
time here. .
REIDSVILLE GUESTS
Mrs. John Morris and
daughters, Martha and Susan,
of Reidsville spent a few days
this week - with Mrs. J. E.
Morris.
RETURNS HOME
Miss Gladys Felton has
returned home from a vacation
at Lake Junaluska.
AT NAGS HEAD
; Mr.andMrs.W.H.Oakey, Jr.
are spending some time at Nags
Head. ' -.v-v. .
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
C. F. Sumner, Jr. has
returned home after being a
patient in the Albemarle
Hospital for several weeks.
N. M. GUEST
Mrs. S. L. Sisco from
Holloman Air Force Base, N. M.
is a guest of her parents,' Mr.
and Mrs. S. M. Whedbee. :
RETURNS HOME , ;
Mrs. Edna Winslow has
returned home from a visit with
Mr. and Mrs.. Vincent Hill in
Chesapeake, Va.
ATTEND FAMILY REUNION
Mrs. S. M. Whedbee and Mrs.:
S. L. Sisco attended a Family
Reunion at Virginia Beach, Va.
on Friday.
FRIDAY AT NAGS HEAD
Mrs. Lloyd Horton and Mrs.
Arthur Woods were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Oakey, Jr.
at Nags Head on Friday. ,
FROM MD.
Miss Mar jorie Hefren of
Ijamsville, Md. spent the week
end with Mrs. Pearl Banks,
AT BEACH
D. F. Reed spent the week
end at Nags Head with Mrs.
Reed.'.-'" ':.'
ILL. GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Sal Iatesta of
Park Ridge, 111. were guests of
JMr. and Mrs. G. R. Tucker on
Saturday.
RETURN HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tepper and
family have returned to their
home in Butler, N. J. after a
visit here and at Nags Head
with Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Ward.
ATTEND FAMILY REUNION
Mr. and Mrs. Earlie Goodwin
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
William Ray Miller and family,
and Mrs. L-. D. Myers attended
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Double Knit Material
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a Fa..iily Reunion in Kinston at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Dail on Sunday. ?-
MOVES TO DURHAM
Miss Mary Elliott .Br inn
moved to Durham on Thursday
of last week. ,
RETURN HOME
Mrs. Frank Sloop and
daughter have returned to their
home in Dublin, Va. after
spending 2 weeks with Dr. I. A.
Ward.
N. J. GUESTS
Mrs. Alvah Monds and
daughter, Lisa, of Pine Beach,
N. J. were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. R. S. Monds and Mr. and
Mrs, G. R. Tucker for a few
days this week.
IN DURHAM
Mrs. T. P. Brinn and Mrs.
Jack Brinn spent a few days last
week with relatives in Durham.
WEEK-END IN PINEHURST
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Skinner,
Mrs. Pearl Banks, and Miss
Mar jorie Hefren visited Mrs.
Annie Chalk and Miss Louise
Chalk in Pinehurst during the
week-end.
LEAVE FOR FLA.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Whedbee
and Mrs. S. L. Sisco left Wed
nesday to attend the wedding of
Miss India Lesley to Charles
Whedbee in Tampa, Fla.
AT NAGS HEAD
' Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Tucker
and their guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Sal Iatesta of Park Ridge, 111.
will spend next week at Nags
Head.
SAT. GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Vick Stallings of
Portsmouth, Va. were guests of
Mrs. J. H. Baker and Mrs.
Audrey Roach on Saturday.
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
Robert White returned home
Monday from the Albemarle
Hospital where he was a
surgery patient for several
weeks,. :-. "
ON CAMPING TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Berry, Ben
Berry, and Bill Berry left
Saturday to spend this week on
a Camping trip in Western
North Carolina.
VA. GUESTS
Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Thach
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Phillip Thach on Thursday. :
AT FORT CASWELL
Hugh Clark, Youth Director
at the Hertford Baptist Church,
is spending this week at Fort
Caswell.
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from Corpus Cristie, Texas
were overnite guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jackson, Sr. on Friday.
RETURNS HOME
, Miss Ann Schaaf has returned
to her home in Gloucester after
a visit here with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Biggers.
FROM GREENVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. John Stallings
and daughter of Greenville
were weekend guests of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Sawyer and Mr. t and Mrs.
Jimmy Stallings.
E. CITY GUEST
Mrs. Kenyon Bailey of
Elizabeth City spent a few days
last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall Owens.
What are the ominous dir
ection for winds to blow
from? Can useful weather
information be obtained
from the use of a wind vane
only?
The worst weather in the
United States often follows
winds out of the east or
north. Yes, it's possible to
detect valuable clues about
the weather using only a
wind vane. If one will com
bine the vane with a baro
meter, the accuracy of pre
dictions will be raised many
times.
However, with only a
wind vane, be suspicious of
a wind change from the east
to the north. If the sky looks
threatening (or a barometer
reading shows pressure fall
ing) you might well be in
for a bad storm.
Likewise, a wind changing
from south to east is often
a bad omen. Remember that
bad weather systems in this
country (low pressure areas)
move counterclockwise, and
move eastwards. Wind
changes often reveal what
section of this circular
movement you are then in.
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.Motion picture history,
production techniques, and
creative usr3 were the topics
at a two-day1 seminar recently
conducted for of all people
North Carolina librarians.
Conducted by the Audiovisual
Center of the State Library in
Raleigh, the seminar reflected
a growing awarness of the role
motion pictures can play in
disseminating information and
entertainment through North
Carolina's public libraries.
: ; Several of the larger libraries
- across the state have film
Ita Ycur
Chances are that when' you
think about social security you
think mostly 'about older people
and retirement and Medicare.
But that's not the whole story,
not . by a long shot. Social
Security can also mean a lot to
young people. It can mean
monthly ' cash benefits to
disabled workers and their
families; it can mean monthly
checks to widowed mothers and
their children. . -
Suppose a young father of two
small children is killed in an
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collections of their own which
can be checked out in much the
same fashion as books. The
State Library in Raleigh, in
addition, makes its full
collection of more than 2,000
films readily available to any
citizen through interlibrary loan.
What this means is that any
person In the state can go to his
local library whether its in one
of our largest cities or smallest
communities, consult the 268
page film catalog published by
the State Library, and request
any film for use up to one week
at no charge. , .
Sccid Security
accident. His average monthly
earnings covered by Social
Security were $550. His widow
and children : would receive
$433.20 each month in Social
Security. So you see young
people get valuable protection
from their contributions to
Social Security.
" For more information on your
Social Security write or call
your nearest-Social Security
Office and ask for the free
booklet "Social Security In
formation For . Young
Families", SSI-35B.
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1972. NO SALES TO DEALERS.
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Films are listed in the c: '
alphabetically by titl 1
subject They run the gaa..
from "A is for Architecture',' '
The Zoo and You" and L
"accidents" to "zoning." I,
films are primarily I -formational,
and others 1
more toward entertainment.'
Last week's seminar v'-j
designed to better acqu
local librarians themselves v .
the value of motion pici j
films as library lend.'r
material and to make thcra
more aware of the Stats
Library's film services. , !
Guest speakers were Joi
Bridges of Pack MemoricI
Library in Asheville; Ricl-arJ
Cooper, a writer, journalist an J
motion picture producer; Lftrry
Misenheimer, ; audiovisual
curator with the Office of Ar
chives and History; and Dr.
Peter Schillaci, director cof
education for McGraw lt'.
Films. The program was
organized by Mrs. Marilia
Rose, audiovisual specialist for
the State Library. .
Plans for the immediate
future call for expanding ; the
State Library's audiovisual
section, increasing the size of
the film library so as to beJier
serve all North Carolinians, and
encouraging its wider use,
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