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if f.
i j:ave for n j
Mr.', and Mrs lfC MA -Mrs.
,T.I-SJessup, . ami Mo.
Gladys FeltbA ilt4 1 UU
Christmas llQliduCSTiT I
Hill, N JJ8hoOrTIu2t 11,
Karl Wetaeftianit-
FROM BECKWI ri
Mrs. RaitrCT'.'fliai.f - -'from
Belhaven spent a few d;i ),!
week With Mrs. W.d. Wiu.nt
E.CITY GUESTS
Mrs. Bennie HalsUwl. Mr
L,M. Simpson, and Mi.-.s Mjiv
Louise White of l:ii.;iboth t ilv
were guests of Mrs ,1.1) lwiktT
on Saturday.
HOLIDAYS H K R K
Dr. ' and Mrs. Karl Sit es til
Wilmington will sjm hu iiu
Holidays with Mrs. T ! N'ni
Jr. and Miss Helwio N ::o.i
XMAS IN PETKRSBl'Iti '. .
Mrs. J.E. Morris u ii,r :-,,.-n.i
the Christmas lloli.i.n in
Petersburg. Virgiiuii v ith n
and Mrs. George Clarke.
SUNDAY -GUESTS
Mr.- and Mrs '1 v,r ,ih
Stalling of F.deniuii
Mrs. Bill Bussntl i
.mil
oik.
Ion
i 1
. on
Va.-, and Mrs. Gilberi 'i .!(
antl children of 1 M iii-hh l . .
guests of Mrs. C.U. .Nbilnv,.
Sunday. ,
XMAS IN GOLDSl;"!'
.'Mr. and Mrs. J.ie I',e.
Nancy aiid Lee. TukjhjI
spend the Holidavs im .ol i -i
with relatives.
WEEK-END 1IKIM
.Chris Toney oi Ncv m : i
Va. spent the wi-el. ru.l
; with his grandparein- i ,
Ml. W.C. Do.ier
HOLIDAYS IN GERM '
Miss Janet Buni'li 1th ! .
to spend the ');. n
Holidays in Munich i .'" i
With Sgt. and Mi
Wheeler.
; DURHAM GUES IS
. Mr. and Mrs. l!i i i n
and family of .piiilnr.i
' guests of his. mother
Futrell. on V$ mi. .
' VISIT WILSON
; Mrs. T.B. Sumner. Vn.
riewbold, and Mrs In.
G'rifin were overnite ;;ui
Mr.' and Mrs. Bill .lesfe
Thursday in Wilson
VISITS HERE
'Miss Liz Watkin-. of rhf.t
I I,
I U
on
in-
CourtHouse. Va. vie- I
m,:knd. Mrs. W G
ano Walter Edwards
few davs this week.
FROM VA.
'''.: I! (i.-.
If. iOI II
Rickie Schofield of I m-b
burg, Va. will spend the
Holidays with his pai, ills Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Schofield
Dr. and Mrs. RJS, Maillu us,
Jr. and family of Durham weie
week-end guesU of Mr and
Mrs. Matthews, Sr.
HOLIDAYS IN DURHAM
Mrs. J.R. Futrell will -,,( nd
the Holidays in Durham villi
her son and daughter in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Riehard-i-aiUtdl.
NEWPORT NEWS GUESTS
iMr. and Mrs. S I'. Tones III.
and son, Jamie, of Newport
News, Va. were gnesN of Mrs.
Toney's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
W.C. Dozier, on Sundav They
were accompanied - home by
wiwgmi:iiaaMiiMMW
mm '
circus
bKiocMbid
MOTPt;
VVf also carr
YAPiD CAKTS
AND
GO CARTS
JUU1U
k.lL(tei N.O., rtiursday, December
!y Society
( hns loni'V. who spent the
v .( i (;,! here. .
WE EK EM IN WILSON
-Mis .hiimnv Broughloii and
Mis Kiiilieruuv Ward were
ui(,4ctvl idiists of Mr. and
) !i Hiliv Wmslow in Wilson.
lii.AlK EOU THE HOLIDAYS
Thunuis Gregorv. student at
C.irson Newman College,
.ii Mi i son Cilv, Tenn.. is
K'lidnii Hie Holidays with Ins
r u'liis. Mr. and Mis. Noah
(.U'l'ory
MiliM .)A( KSON
Mis. Udell Hobbs and
Lidi iitl VVilliford of Jaekson
were tuiests of relatives and
fi ii iuls here on Saturday.
HITIYA.
Mr ami Mrs Edgiir White
.l.iiK'jiler, Eva, were
inite (.'nests of Cmdr. and
Vi 'Inn V;i Iker at Virginia
:, i- li on ''riday.
'A i .ml il. AND GUESTS
' Am s Anna Parker and Miss
In'. Holland of Woodland
v'rk eiid guests of Mr.
Mix J W. Ward,
i M IN WILLIAMSBURG
Mr :iml Mrs Jack Symons,
i;.ii!.h.i mil Mark Symons, and
i: n,l Mrs. Dan Berry and
: i Hi, s( iil Sunday in
ill, ip i n 1 1' Va.
. ! -i 1 'I l.
li- A M, Divers is a pntient
i ih AlluMiiarle Hospital.
aiiiK;)l,K GUEST,
iir- I'lunn Taylor of Nor-
,1, ,-. w.is a guest of Mrs.
1 1 HiC r on Saturday.
, t i UMV GUESTS
Air. ;in.l Mrs. John Morris and
... ily in iieidsville and Mr.
ii.l Mi George Clarke and
i ill;, hi Petersburg, Va. will
, tj.'ilMliiy guests of Mrs. .I.E.
; . l'-.. ll.I.E GUESTS
Mi .mil Mis John Stallings
.mi d;iii',l'ler of Greenville
- j h 1 1 1 the week. end with their
ivmi'.m- Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
:rvi-i ;md Mr. and Mrs.
iiimiiv Stallings.
mi llll. I. GUESTS
lr ,ni'l Mrs. Reed Matthew's
i,l .snow Hill spent the week end
,. illi hi.-, parents. Mr. and Mrs.
,1 r Matthews.
v. 'li 1ST
Miss Sue White of Virginia
Bcfifli. Va will spend the
Mnliil ivs with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Julian White.
HUME KOU XMAS
,n,KHCW.
HILLIPS
COMPANY
WILL BE OPEN NIGHTS
TIL 9 O'CLOCK TIL XMAS.
OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED DEC 25
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Price Mouds. student at JVC
State Uiuversilv. Raleigh, is
six-nding the Holidays w,ith his
parents. Mr. and Mrs". R S.
Monds.
VA CUES I
Mrs. Nate Going of Hamplofi.
Va was a guest ot Mrs. J.E.
Everett on Sundav.
ATTEND XMAS SUUEl .li
Mr. and Mrs. Pete I'eny and
fiimilv and Mr and Mrs. Paul
Gregory were guests nt Mr, and
Mrs. Tim Gregory a I. a
Christmas Supper Sunday at
their home in Chesapeake, Va
Hertford BPW
Club Has
Christmas Party
Mrs. Anne Young and Miss
llulda Wood hosted the I lei Ifoid
BPW Club Christmas party at
the home of Mrs Vnimg on
Thin sday nighl
AH rue live Vnl.tidi
decorations were featured
throughout the parly rooms
with a large Christmas Uee in
the den where baeke.ruund
music was soltly played
Club members and pilosis
arrived at V p. in and, a Her I he
invocation by Mrs. Waller J.
Kanoy. all enjoyed a bountiful
supper prepared a nil brought by
club members
After the supper. Mrs Dora
Riddick entertained the group
with some o hei anuising
poems - mostly ol the World
War II period when rationing
was the order of the dav. These
poems, inlerspa'A'd wnh her
witty remarks, gave food for
thought as well as fur en
tertainment She ended villi an
inspirational inr-ssn',- ap
propria te to the season
Guests, other than husbands
of club members, weie M' and
Mrs. Eldon Wmslow. ru of
Miss Thelnia Elliott; Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Kanoy. cmsls of
Mrs. Walter J. Katun : Mis
Marion Riddtek. y,wA "l Mr.
Dora Riddiek and Mr- Hubv
Batcman. guest of Miss llulda
Wood.
Goodbyes weie. said in Mr.
and Mrs. Young and thanks
were expressed -HTh lor
open i ng tnVifalt nfi.Ti fT. "iU'wIy
decorated home lor I his en
joyable occasion.
FURNITU
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enn iDnAV riFP 7Sh
oniununi, dwui.i
MiiiiinMj
iV fsi,n
A SMALL
DEPOSIT
WILL HOLD
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PHONE 426-5211 I
'(lotion, lhuly
itC.ni on product .ion u
cM t led to tulal v.to.M bales
this season, according to the .
M.C. Crop Reporting Service .
Tlte December. 1 expectations.
ate the same as was estimated
on November t. Par Heel far
mers exited to harvest 175.000
acres ..of cotton, .this fall.
Acreage' harvested should
average abonl ;!57 pounds ol lint .
I ei aete Uisl e.u s (i op was
also harvested from I7f.00tl
;icres. but averaged :i I toundft'"i
i -I lint. Bv DeeemlM'r 1 alxxit 75
liercent ol the crop had been
picked compared lo about' 00
percent normally picken bv this
date
'i
The Nation s eotlon crop did
not fare well during ivovomner
and the December 1 estimate of
5 million bales is :i percent
below November 1; however,
Ibis year's el-op is still 20 per
eeui above last year.
The Slate's hurley tobacco .
outlook remained unchanged:.
I roil' the nearly lit million' '
pounds indii aled the
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We are continuing
our tradition of
s: TVin refreshments
" a "?
ChristniM Seiison
....
slaff lor this fitive
Peoples
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il. HTFORD.N.C.
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in
OUR PRIDE ,
CLOVER LEAF BUTTERFLAKE
BROWN 'N' SERVE
.rill sU W
Jf' HARVEST V?
.tf BRAND IHW
.-ViliflWs.
I V .iv SLICED
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ROLLS. .3
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HAPPY H01.IDAV
Stock up patS -
" IIAPTY HOLIUAV
rfJilFRUIT BAR : , u. 69
COLON IAL HEAIKHfAO"-
K ALL. YM
lbitfcI prospects Suible
.Noveiiibcr 1 lorecast. This is a
i' iefcent' increase over last
year The U.S. Burley estimate
-increased I percent to 581
-Jnillion iKMinds. The N.C. Crop
Reporting Service did not re
evaluate flue-cured tobacco
production on December 1. Tar
Heel flue-cured 'farmers
produced about i5l million
pounds of tabacco this year.
X No new soybean estimate was
made on December 1, but the
previous soybean estimate
made November 1 indicates a
record 27.375.00(1 bushels of
soybeans grown on North
Carolina (arms. The final
soybean estimate will be
Released January 15. About 00
percent of the soybeans were
combined by December 1. The
Crop ;. Reporting Board in
Washington stilted that crop
harvesting was slowed during
November by wet. cold weather
over most of the Nation. About
toiie-fourth of Hie Nation's corn,
..cotton and soybeans remain for
'harvest in early Deceirilier.
occasion, on l4TWTii),
Bank
rust Co,
Pwi .--.-i-rtsWista . cuu niiBtt . .n , . 'i i.'iVT'1' ' 'L Z-mmmi
SL. whole srn vAr, v. qitg fc..-
TURKEYS
I HI. IIS. li IP
USDA GRADE T ,. avu.i
TURKEY
INIIO IDIIAI I.V
IKlVlai
ARMOUR'S MIRAtURE
BACON
OTLETON'STROZ.
SHRIMP BntAi)K,,
BANQUET FROZ. -
BuiFti -r "?,
SUPPERS . . .
GREEN GIANT
v;.. B. , " - Vfl HS 1 MTSrl DO rlk-J .
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KEl SAFETY FC3 A
The Christmas-New Year
holiday season is the brightest
and happiest of the yew but
it frequently is one of the
most dangerous as well.
The Consumers Insurance
Information Bureau says that
for a safer holiday season,
celebrants should think of the
twin danger areas, Home and
Highway. i
Home decorations, partic
ularly where real evergreen is
used, are a po
tential source
for fire. Keep
all decorations
away from heat
and flame. Use
only lighting
approved by the
Underwriters
Laboratory,
shown by the
EUL label. Du
ll card any lights
with worn wires and loose or
broken sockets. Do not use
flammable ornaments or dec
orations on trees or mantel
pieces. ;
A live tree should be kept
out-of-doors until needed.
Then, it should be placed in a
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Il HERTFORD, N. C.
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-stand containing water. Afresh
diagonal cut on the trunk
'bout, one (jnqh .above the
( Original cut will help the tree
brorb .water and. stay fresh
P longer. The tree should be re
amoved' soon 'after Christmas
. and certainly as soon as it
shows' signs Of drying. ' J " ''4
The country's highways are
also particular danger over
, jthe , holiday season. Weather
j and-vUra partying contribute
, to hjgh(frafpc tolls, during this
period, In., W,7v,more,,jthan
1,400 people lost their lives
dVVIng"tHe"ChrTst'
lew1 TeBr 'holluBJr '
weekends.
m )
hoU toplW atlewSQ,
' at a ineal beforehand' and, V
'.,1a rafiJf Ihufttb set a Hniit hf
- iwoirtnkWnduV.'i:-i,-.5 wix
KSIIV atooaswieebyr. the - v
- National, sAssooiatio ru of In
t suraoe Agents, reeommerwis :
; exflreaautiofl at hpme and
-,on,(Jht,Jiighways throughout,
the year but especially during
; the holiday season. '
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Senior Ikhrr Board
Chrinm: Party
The Senior Usher Board of iU
The First baiitisl ( hurch in c
Hertford ban their Christmas 'v
Party on December 10th, at the
home ot Mr. and Mrs. James .,
Lloyd, (id Is were exchanged.
f,Mr..-- (-bai lie l.owther was
crowned - as.- !' Outstanding
Member ol the -Vtar.
Delicious r; iieslimenls were
sened and i n,.i I bv all
Hastes'; 7b
Bruhe Club
Mi's
.!-. liijisless la
'.i.! liursii. a.' ;
Davenport was
hi r bridge club
iiri noun at her
ant -Street: Those
Mi C.R. Holmes,
:,; ;;), Mrs. T.W,
Whedbee,
iiiilev, Mrs. John
l uiir e Chalk, and
iiv Tucker.' ; J,'
i on the high
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