Library Receives
TZl3morial Books
The Perquimans County
Library ha received fifteen
beautiful and useful books as
memorial gifts recently. These
are; International Fishing
Encyclopedia in memory ' of '
JEUymond Wilson; Handmade'
Rugs and Heriloom Quilts in
Memory of Mrs, Sadie Bogue;
Flower Arrangements, Book of
rOlcl Clocks and Watches, and
Bouquets From Beads, all three
in memory of Nan Ward Win
slow; 'History of -Jan in
memory of John Broughton, Jr.
The Last Survivors (in the
animal world) and Basketball
are in memory of John
Lassiter ; The Illustrator in
America 1900-1960 is in memory
of Mrs. Tom White; The Home
is in memory of Mrs. P.L.
Stephens; and Complete Book
of Home Repair is in memory of
Mr. P.L.: Stephens; African
Hunting is in memory of John
Hertford Baptist
Revival To
Begin Sunday
Rev. Billy Mobley, Pastor of
, the First : Baptist Church in
Ahoskje, North Carolina, will be
, the guest , Evangelist in the
Revival Services at : the Hert
ford Baptist Church beginning
at the? 11:00 a.m. Sunday
Morning Worship Service and
will, .continue each evening
22nd at 7!45 p.m. Sunday
irniwnr' i mnnnnm iiil tm mi mum immune nmmal
bvciuug oci vices win oegin ai
7:30 p.m. -
: Rev. Mobley is a native of
Rocky Mount, N.C. and a
graduate of Southeastern
Baptist Seminary. He has
served as pastor of several
thurches in N.C. and as a
Chaplain in the U.S. Army. He
' has v served in many
denominational services in the
West Chowan Association, State
r Convention, and the Southern
Baptist Convention.
Rev. Mobley has traveled In
many foreign countries and is
; the author of a book entitled
"Quiet Time".
Featured through out' 'the
week will be special singing by
v choirs, groups and soloists.
" Rev, Norman Harris, Pastor,
, o : Ill I . .
invites the public to attend these
services. A
provided.
nursery will be
Crossroads
vGf Aging
In-Home Services are needed
in the community to enable the
aged to remain in their' own
homes or apartments as long a
they choose. Many older people,
including those living alone,
wish to remain in familiar
surroundings and in their own
community. ',
Efforts are under way by the
North Carolina Governor's
Coordujatl. ? CcuncU on A- 3,
a!org with os"r st:te e-rr.cics,,
to develop t. a resources of
s-rvirg oldor r jla to er.cl!a
f-.rrn to live at h me. la Nora
Ctr:'.:na a lar-s ir.j-riy of
r- e aza 5 ar.i ov:r live in
L r own homes s Jr reCsn
13 p;r cent in te t 8 live
U c' br r"l '3 "9 ti r: !rn
r 1 i it i ' ii r
It. , In-
-:v . its
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Brougjiton Jr. Fishing in
Southern Waters and The
American Sportsman Treasury
are both in memory of Pete
Bright The Book of the Dog is in
memory of Raymond Wilson.
i Other new books in the library
are Non-fiction : .Memo from
David 0. Selznick and a Novel
The Diddakoi, by Rumer
Godden are Literary Guild
selections; Facts, Frauds, and
Phantasims, by McHargue
deals with the supernatural and
ESP; Also along this line is a
collection edited by Bernice
Kelly Harris, Strange Things
Happen; A New Song by Pat
Boone; Faster, A Racer's
Diary, by Stewart, a Sports
Illustrated selection; On Being
a Woman, hy Gifford-Jones;
End Zone, by DeLillo, a Book
of-lhc-Montb selection; and
Eleanor The Year Alone,
which is a companion volume to
Eleanor and Franklin by Lash.
Two books for young people:
North Carolina, by Bell; and
Bucan'ecrs and Pirates of our
Coast, by Stockton complete
this week's list.
Tht library is now on it's
winter schedule which means it
is open all day Saturday for the
benefit of students of the area.
Birthdays And
Civic Meetings
SEPTEMBER 17 -Dee
Boycc
Beaulah Sawyer
Wayne Riddick
SEPTEMBER 18 . .
Stella Fowler . ,
Myrtle Long
Chamber Com. Bd. Dir.
SEPTEMBER 19 ; ; . ' ",
Tviark Symons 'a.
Lee Humphlett
Gary Winslow
Jim Bass
Hertford Rotary Club 6:15
Masonic Lodge 8:00
SEPTEMBER 20
Susan White
Shelly White
Durants Neck Ruritan
SEPTEMBER 21
T.W. Hurdle
Tony Lane
"Cheese Burger"
B.P.W. Club
K'ELl" Wp
. .VIMM
SEPTEMBER 22,
(None)
SEPTEMBER 23
Mrs. Freeland Copeland
Dr. I.A. Ward
Wally Knight
Happiness Is
L-css for a five-year c'.l Jttn Vourj Is ror; !r j : a
fac'.la:i on the same field as the Chowan College Craves.
A'.'ri by a child's imasination. he breezes over the goal
i: b for touchdowns for his oversized mates b the
t-:f-rc-'l. John is r!l-.r.!r- to trsarsfer di!reci"y frea
ki r--rten to Chowan. , ho neeis the first ' (nii'
a.yfr"? (er cf;!?y wisn they don't have a h- ' ll
t -:). 3 'i,t.e sm cf Mr. and Mrs. J.D. YounJ of I;rt
f L: '"y 1'j franistiother, Mrs. "JZsv'i
I 't' t r j f i V ; r : Ir.:!rn!ary. : ' h '
t. A. Cnuf? ioocmon
Returns To Business
r J ' Pi
- y
ir" ,,. . ,, ii i J! ii .. .1.1
. E.A. "Chub" Goodman
returns to the business world'
after eight years of confinement
from seven heart attacks, five
major operations and a severe
stroke which paralyzed his left
side. He is shown above with his
wife, Audrey, as he makes his
first delivery of Am way
Laundry Compound to Mrs. Gill
Underwood on his new
motorized wheel chair. Many
Hertford residents have been
seeing "Chub" on. wheels .
which he said made him hap
pier than his first automobile:
There were
'organizations and
many
individuals
wnoreanie "uiuis uesire i
be out among his friends and
business associates. Among
them were Mr. Anderson of
Rehabilitation, the Rev. Nor-
man Harris, the Rev. Howard
Dawkins, Mrs. Lizzie Lee Cox,
CHINOISERIE
Chlnolserle, or the.
Imitation of - anything
Oriental, has caught on
like wildfire. Chlnolserle .
not only made its mark
on fashion and food but
also In house furnishings,
says Wilms Scott, exten
sion housing specialist,
North : ' Carolina State
University. Bamboo, gin
ger jars and tire eating
dragons are til back in
.vogue.
Mii;EWii;aWeMrtvS
Congressman Walter B.,;: Jones
and others who we may. hot be :
aware of at- this, time, worked
together ' on the- long range
project ? of securing the
motorized wheel chair.
'Chub'! was introduced to
Am way Products, .by Bobby
Keaton of Hertford. Being
emnusiaaiicaoowiuiFprQauvit,
oy teiepnonc, pum, ne vhs
many customers, lake! orders
and delivers 'the product.
Goodman states that ti would
appreciate ' Interested
customers contacting him for
orders. This Hew adventure ha
j-jvew-enntrvi greater -sigj(
vtq the 'worth tf humanity and :
" made him feel eapbU of agaiii
being' a part of the modern Mil
century society as h maket a
contribution to his family and
friends, i . . , .
Legion Auxiliary
. Hoife Meeting ,
- The first megling the new
year by the Americas' Legion
, Auxiliary ; Unit m was held
September 7. 1972 at the Legion
1 Post, with.thf ftew President.
Mrs, L,.DtVMyerji presiding. : v
" ,111 Pledge to- the ;Flag wa
made and th; Star.' Spangled
Banner; was sung, followed by
the Preamble. Tiie Devotional
was given by the Chaplain. Mr
Charlie Skinner, Sr., with a
Prayer "For, God and Country"
' Arter the Minutes were read.
Report were made by Officers
and Committee Chairmen. Due
were collected.
The Historian, Mr. Julian
Powell displayed, the book
completed for last year; She
so
rraoriml ' rim.
municalions Chairmen that 4he
iMov June Iftue of ,v North
Carolina Americas , Region
Auxiliary News Muded the
from this VtiV on'f the In "Registrations for the 1972
Memorlam Jlst. ', n. Pau and Kick Com
' The Auxiliary v. ill cooperates V!ia?. .sponsored locally by
with the Legion; in bringing AVinslow-Blanchard Motor
clothes and other things that iCemWnjr continue to roll in.
would be, needed '; f or home- ntest I for boys ages
ruined bv fire. If mora is
collected .than needed. some
could be given to the.Salvatoa
Army ok Red Cw if they
needed it: ..'."'rW..v?.
it was announced the First
Division meeting will be ' is
7
NCAJXJpMpId
iyhpM
The annual Convention tt the.
North Carolina Association ftfi
Retarded' children will be held
in Elizabeth City ''.' yearon
Friday and .Sajurda.vi .Sep-;1
lember IS 6-1 H at !r.el'-"'.ay
Jzn, KmZeti 'ef'ji' fctfi
ters , from"; treughst-; f'th.
Care?;t?a'.w)H fct'e'tten; The.
hiSitdC'c'vlf- -n wiil
be.; Bfl, f.?.!;?.;i"ty 'ttutiot,
' '. : .: ' . (' ; . ... .1
r ' .-vvv
In order te provide convenient
storage and protection for the
new vehicle i others in the
community made plans to
secure a 4ietal storage house.
The' Mca'i Brotherhood of
Hertford Baptist Church was in
charge of assembling storage
financed "by the Perquimans
County Easter Seal Society.
, eneei-t nnrclal
:' pressed to Jake Che:
ion is ex
pressed to Jake Chesson, Willie
Ainsley.' John Ward. Gill Un
derwood, Carroll Holmes, W. 0.
"Red" Elliott and other
members of the . Baptist
Brotherhood: also to Erie Haste
who donated hand rail for back
entrance.
Z "v . , .
? vht. determination, will
'power,, faith in God and
. courage to work, fight, and
uccecd, makes efforts of this
n,,ur'? Pleasure for those who
become involved.
Greenville; October 12 at (he
Legion Homilp.-QO nan. with
Luncheon at 1:00 p,m,
A Special Program October S
will be the Highlights of Girls
State in 1972 at Greensboro by
Frances ' White, a.- Senior at
Perquimans ; High ' ; School ,
sponsored : by members of
Auxiliary Unit 126.
fv Members are reminded j to
bring two or more gifts each for
Veterans' Hospitals Christmas
Gift Shops,.
Delicious refreshments were
served to Legion and Auxiliary
members by the hostesses, Mrs.
Dcssie Rountree, Mrs.
Elizabeth Cherry, and . Mrs.
Maude Jones.
Pp&MrafionS For
nn&V
PrOA LOmpOtltlOn
eight through 13 ana n winds up
with final eliminations at the
NFL Pro Bowl Game in Dallas,
Tex- f.awary Zl- 773;
cn kick, pas or punt a football
and meet the age requirements.
you will want to compete.
, Participant compete only
against boys their own age. Any
boy. eight through 13 years of
age may register to compete at
Participating i Ford Dealer.
- - ; N Ptial .equipmem .;
js seeded and participation does
not impair a boy's amateur
standing.
..Scoring is based on accuracy
and range .with one point added
for every foot !ot .punting,
passing . and ' kicking distance
und a point subtracted for every
foot oil a center line, . -
toys,, accompanied by a
psrent or " guardian, may
r " 't for FriX at any
i ' ' " 1 Fcrd Dealer.
COA Offers
Research In
Local History
; for all persons interested in
histbry and genealogy, the
College of Tlia Albemarle will
offer a course in Research in
Local History and Biography!
Taught - by local historian
Raymond A. Winslow. Jr., (he
course will outline the many
!ypes of source material, their
location and use. and will in
clude instruction in practical
research methods. History,
genealogy and other research
fields will be covered.
The 'welve week course will
meet Tuesday nights, 7 to 10
p.m. in room 334 at the ('OA
Main Building on Riverside
Avenue beginning September
12.
Local history becomes in
creasingly important as people
search for their roots and lor an
understanding of the relation
between the past and the
present. Historians of broader
view constantly consult lodal
histories for anecdotes and
illus'rafions. The tourist in
dustry 'hrives on vigorous local
research programs. Anyone
interested in the history of his
locality or family frequently
wonders how to go about finding
certain; types of information.
This course will try to meet that
need.
Board Of
Directors To
Meet Monday
The Perquimans County
Chamber of Commerce Board
of Directors will have its
monthly meeting Monday night
at 8 p.m. in the Municipal
Building. '
There is a lot that must be
done at (his important meeting,
but it can be accomplished
swiftly. Please be present.
mk !t?xr
nuoi uniup oireet geis.new aspnau lop- i riiiisvivannia avenue irom W vl'li'';t4i
ping. Other streets in Hertford that have Charles Street and Covent I3ard!b-a ' X
Ikh'ii resurfaced include: East Market, tlrubb to Market Street AvjfJ?
Happiness Is
t. - ii". in i.i,i i mmtmmmtmmi iii. WMj(..rMthMttMMMMMJ
Happiness to Henry Stokes, Jr. is winning this new 1972;
fhevy Nova. Stokes won the automobile Saturday at an
auction .sale which was sponsored by the Chappell Hill-.
Relvidere Fire Department. Pictured left to right is
Wayne Sawyer, President of the Department, presenting
Henry Stokes the kevslas Jimmy Chappell. Fire Chief;
looks on, , . I
John E. Tyler
. .. ' .'.-4-'.. . a. S'i
The Perquimans County
Restoration,? Association, Inc.
will have a banquet Thursday at
", p.m. at the Hertford Gram
mar School, all proceeds going
to the Newbold White Project,
one of the most important ever
undertaken in ihe county.
Tickets are $5.00 per person
and are available from any
member of the association or at
the office of the Chamber of
Commerce.
Guest speaker is John - E.
fJack) Tyler of Ronald
chairman of the Hope .Foun
dation. a completed and sue
cessful restoration project
He was a leading force in that
campaign, stealing lime from
his antique business and farm
ing to work on the project
once considered a dream, not a
reality.
The association hopes the
Rifes Held For
Mrs. Alice Roach
Funeral services for Mrs.
Alice Simpson Roach. 73, of
Roule 2, Hertford who died
Tuesday in the Albemarle
Hospital, jvere held Wed
nesday at 2:00 in the Chapel of
the Swindell Funeral Home by
the Rev. W. R. Pinner,
pastor of the Cedar Grove
United Methodist Church.
"Whispering Hope" and
"How Great Thou Art" were
played during the service by
Mrs. Preston Morgan, organist.
Tlie casket pall was made of
.white- chrysanthemums,
lavender carnations and fern.
Pallbeai errs were Aubrey
Onley. Clyde Lane, William Ray
Miller, Elsberry Wh'edbee, Joel
Hollow ell , Jr. and Grover
Hollowell.
Burial was in the Cedar
Church Cemetery. ,
Grove
:.,
Resurface Streets
' jr
-7
same wW hold true,
Newho1d-Whit Prefect V
when completed, vdll
great import bo(bMsVgffty;
mi si aaahaimU11ii .f J, A .
anu vcviiwiiivcij! "jr-y .
Tyler alten,et',
military insiuuiCW W
University 'fhrpMi
v.napei niu, no ;.Jami
founder of the Bertie "fCouj
Historical ;SocJely.;aidSMvi
as residen(.ror;)ii;JVMll
Carolina SocittC.
Preservation of AnJu,s i ',1
He is referred ;jv ii,A ,j
Friend of Hiswy.;. sm
association official urfklMwV-
interesting ana cntertli
eveniM. i . r Av
aowmsm
Charle' pHlM :;EJ
Belvidcre; . )-gra4viwi?
Perqulmsne :ftf'KlSl
school,, has cnroiiea at twaihi
College for the fall.nMtvl-J
will iiiajor In. Ubaratartd?!5!
rjS3$h
The Board of PjariilHs 4
County CommiMlojveri:;;
Tuesday : and' a46p)ed-
Resolution requesting the rJ;
Carolina State l?. yf-'f
Commission tp add to th( t -k
maintained RoadV'Sy
leading to the new iYKjjt' ylt
Jail located in Elizabeth C.f.'Vf
William ThornaaWUikkW x j "Vi
appointed to serve f "C '3fVrl
Tax Supervisor fof f j
expire juiy i, una. t. v . oj ,
The Board voted W'ent; J
Kerry Jones 's A':''i-:t !'i
Perquimans CountJ'Jy H
Economics Agent,, efecve
September t$. v Ivi v
Forest .sie. r ' '
income ptoiuc'
North CsjroUnlt.-v.O
produce over 4"r
cords oi puljwccir
plus mllcrj ('
feet ol tll;:
producta. v , ,