tawwWyritry,Hrtfoi R 'ft, Thursday, Much 8, 1973-P,
People In The News
: hhsckinq ths bread group maricets. me neadstart group, some 35 of
::i Mrs. M.B. Taylor, left and Mrs. Lena them, toured Hertford's Colonial Store on
GIBiam show Perquimans County Union the final day of the program. (Staff '
: School headstart students the way the Photo)
bread group ia displayed in super
i , .
Wkdstart Students
Given
WINTAlX - A series of
: ButrtUanleMom wm given to
fceadstart children at
Perquimans Union School here,
fram Jan. SS to Feb. 38.
Results of the program
, showed a survey that six
children out of ST ate some food
from each of the four food
groups daily.
CourB8 Begins
In Windsor
Greenville a lo-week
esflege credit course, Sociology
OKI. Race Relations, will be
J offered In Windsor began today
' by the Division of Continuing
' Education of East Carolina
University.
It win be taught in three-hour
sessions at Bertie Senior High
e) tknuflh lfav in in Tk
1 BSssieR win meet from 1:30 to
l:p.n,
Dr. Yean H. Kim wlU be the
instructor for the course.
Pre-reglstratlon for the
osumb desired. If the class is
aot fined by registration, a
student may register at 1:80
a. m. on the night of the first
. class meeting. . .
Sociology MO carries three
quarter hows of college credit
whkh may be used toward
teacher eerttficate renewal or
for degree credit If the course
fits Into the student's degree
program.
Per registration or for
leer information you may
eon tact the Division of Con
tinuing Education, Box tm,
East Carolina i University,
Greenville, North Carolina
Sni4, or telephone: Greenville
TSMiaa.
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Brave Old Days
The Dare Coast to laden with the lore of ships and
the sea. Cape rlatteras has claimed hundreds of ;
ships and lives, and the history of the coast is
fiSed with tales of the heroic men of the lifesaving
stations along the desolate beaches.
On Of these ia the Stonr of
Troop of Saint John, New
want aground on February 22, 1889. Efforts of
the men at the Chicanicomico Station at Rodanthe.
resulted in saving the lives of 11 of the crew of 17.
Their heroic work won the praise of Queen Victoria.
Tha NcrfcHc & Carolina
Tc!:phss & Teksraph Co.
Fobd Lessons
The objective was to help
children learn and establish
good food habits. Methods used
PACTS. FIGURES. PUBLICITY -These were the toDics
Friday morning at the county office building when
representatives got together to begin indepth planning of
the Albemarle Craftsman's Fair set for five days. Sept. 26
30 at the National Guard Armory in Elizabeth City. From
left, Audrey Tuttle, vice qhairman, Paige Underwood,
chairman, Bessie Culpepper, committee chairman,
Elizabeth City Area Chamber of Commerce and Mrs,
Lydla Hale, chairman of the Albemarle Craftsman's Fair.
(Staff Photo By Francine Sawyer) ;
MD. GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs, Psul Baker of
Galthersburg, Md. were recent
guests of Mrs.-Maude Lane.
AHOSKIE GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Davis had
as guests, Mr. snd Mrs. M.C.
Newborn of Ahoskle last Sun
day. "
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. Nellie Stallings has
returned from the Chowan
Hospital, where she underwent
treatment. -
the British Wlr Truia
Brunswick. The vessel
to teach the course were
workshops, discussion, role
play. . singing, games.
(L(Lll(il the MLIM!
Adult Interest Courses Offered In Perquimans County
CO.A. Part-time Supervisor: Fred Riddick
A SELEaiON CAN CE MADE FROM THE FOLLOWING COURSES
COURSE
Adult Bide Educ.
BrickmHoiuy
Cettmici .
Knitting
M ec rune
OU Painting
Sewing
Sewing
Upholstery
The primary service ares of College of the Albemarle is seven counties in Northeastern
North Carolina: Camden, Chowan, Currituck, Dare, Pasquotank and Perquimans. Call ,
the Adult Education Division, College of the Albemarle, phone 3354821 extension 233,
about Adult Education program in any county.
ATTEND CLASS
Mrs. Sarah White, Mrs. Ann
Jordan, and Miss Lydla
Stalling attended a class In
Advanced Cosmetology at
Scope and The Holiday Inn in
Norfolk, Va. on Sunday, The
Zegarelli Brothers were the
Instructors for the event. -TARBORO
GUEST
Mrs. Margaret Youngblood of
Tarboro was a guest of Mr. and
.Mrs. J.H. Towe last week.
WEEK-END AT BEACH
Mr. and Mrs. W.G. Edwards
spent the . week-end: at their
cottage at.Nags Head. : , .
WED. AT CONWAY S
Mr. and Mrs. W .J.. Davis were '
guests of Mrs. Bessie Odom In
Conway onednesday, ' ' .
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
: Mrs. Dick Long returned
home Friday after undergoing a
check-up at Memorial Hospital
In Chapel Hill last week.
WEEK-END IN VA.
Miss Bea Sklpsey was a week
end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Britt In Newport News, Va.
FROM COVINGTON
Mrs. Roy Reed or Covington,
Va. spent a few days last week
with Mr. and Mrs. K.S. Monds
and visited her mother, Mrs.
Guy Newby, at Winslow's
Nursing Home In Elizabeth
City.
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. D.F. Reed, Jr. has
returned home after undergoing
surgery at the Albemarle
Hospital.
RETURN HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Albert F.
Williams, Jr. have returned
home after a visit with relatives
in Florida and Oklahoma.
ROCKY MOUNT GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. G.E. Newby, Jr.
of Rocky Mount spent a few
days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. W.H. Pitt.
(iOLDSBORO (JUEST
Mrs. A.L. Chaplin of Golds
boro was a week-end guest of
Mrs.; R.M. Riddick. Mrs.
Chaplin is the wife of a former
pastor of Hertford United
Methodist Church.
FROM MI).
,Miss Marjorie Hefren of
Ijamsville, Md. was a week-end
guest of Mrs. Pearl Banks.
VISIT IN (iKKKNVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ray
Morgan and family were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. John Stallings
in Greenville last Sunday.
LEAVE FOR
SOUTH AMERICA
Mr. and Mrs. J. Emmett
Winslow left this week for a visit
with relatives in South
America.
FROM LOUISBURG
Miss Linda Banks, student at
Louisburg College, is spending
her Semester Break with her
mother, Mrs. C.C. Banks.
IN FLA.
Mr. and Mrs. V.N, Darden are
vacationing in Florida.
WEEK-END HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bunch of
Greenville were week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Winslow.
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VISITS IN RICHMOND
Mrs. Martin Towe spent the
week-end in Richmond, Va.
with her daughter, Miss Jo
Davis Towe.
WEEK-END IN GREENVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Sawyer
and family were week-end
guests or Mr. and Mrs. John
Stallings in Greenville.
WEEK-END HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Klrby
and R.B. Kirby of Norfolk, Va. ,
spent the week-end here at the
Kirby home. . , '
' ATTEND MEETING ' ;"s
P Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Biggers
attended a State Banquet of the
American Cancer Society In
Raleigh on Wednesday of last
week, Mr. Biggers, also; : it-
tended a meeting of the Board
of Directors of the N.C. Society.
IN RALEIGH
Mrs. T.B. Sumner is spending
a few weeks in Raleigh with her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. T.B. Sumner, Jr.
(iOLDSBORO GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chalk of
Wilson were week-end guests of
Miss Louise Chalk and Miss
Hulda Wood.
FROM GREENVILLE
Miss Judy Long of Greenville
spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Long.
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Ann Young is a surgery
patient in the Albemarle
Hospital.
WILSON GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Winslow
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you might want to consider an investment that
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and always worth par. It's insured up to $20,000
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Want to worry less, enjoy life more? Try an
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HERTFORD SAVINGS &
LOAN ASSOCIATION
121 N. CHURCH 8TREET
HERTFORD, N.C. PHONE 426-5408
BEGINS ENDS
Match 20 May 31
March 20 May 31
Match 20 May 29
Match 20 Hay 29
Match 21 May 30
Match 20 May 31
Match 22 May 31
Match 19 May 31
March 22 May 31
THE W
and son, Brock, of Wilson were :
week-end guests of their 1
parents, ; Mrs. - Johnny
Broughton end Mr. and Mrs,''
Linford Winslow.- - ;.v
VISITS IN WINDSOR
Miss Juanlta Divers was a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby '
Elliott in Windsor on Wed-
nesday of last week.
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
Robert White has returned
home from the AUiemarle.
Hospital , where' he was a
surgery patient last week. . - .
FROM RR1.HAVRN
BeS.nt
WmTtf&WK ceieprateaits 54tn birthday last
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)ltal. " cdhthiander of the post get ready to cut into the birthday
Hospital.
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. Earlie Goodwin
returned home Friday from the
Albemarle Hospital, where she
underwent surgery. ,
PORTSMOUTH GUEST
Mrs. Vlck Stallings of Ports
mouth, Va. Spent the week-end
with her mother, Mrs. J.H.
Baker.
APEX GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Murph Woodell
of Apex spent a few days this
week with Mr. and Mrs. Bryant
Woodell.
SUNDAY AT
WILLIAMSBURG
Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Towe and
guest, Mrs. Margaret
Youngblood, of Tarboro, spent
Sunday in Williamsburg, Va.
TIME
Tuea, A Thuta.
Tim. A Than.
ToMdiy .
Tuesday
WedsMday t
Tims. A Thurs.
- Thursday .
Mon. A Than.
Thunday
7-9:30 am
: 7-9:30 pm
7-10 pin
7-9:30 pm
7-10 pm
7-9:30 pm
7-10 pm
7-10 pm
7-10 pm
Registration will be held at the first class meeting at the time and place listed above.
All classes are subject to a minimum enrollment of 10 persons. For further information
contact Fred Riddick at 426-7140 or call the Adult Education Division at the College
of the A&emarle . phone 335-0821, extension 233.
'lu"Vr-ugni hi me post
" T"--- - '" rw.
.resident of .the nuvilinrv
cane. (Starr Photo Francine
Celebrates Birthday
The William Paul Stallings
Post 126 of The American
Legion and its Auxiliary Unit
observed the 54th Birthday or
the American Legion which was
March 15, at their regular
meeting Thursday night
ine taoie included a
beautifully decorated Birthday
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DiK.XXJD CENTER OF EUZABEIH CITY
Get your school
ring now And get
a windbreaker
for just L
Your bonus windbreaker (a
$7.00 value) is available in red,
royal blue, navy and black, with
an iron-on school initial. Hurry.
. This special bonus offer ends
May 15. 1973.
UViU
LOCATION
Perquimans High
Perquimans High
803 Grubb Street
Perquimans High
Agricultural Bldg.
Perquimans High
Perquimans High
Welch's Chapel
Perquimans High
LgAHRT
1
0sWLi
nome. Mrs. L.JJ. Myers,
nnH .Tnmoa W Dm,nt.
Sawyer)
or Poppies, and Punch bowl, aU
patriotic colors.
The Legion and Auxiliary met
separately first for a business
session with Commander
James Rountree presiding over
ine region and Mn i n
Myers, President, presiding
..... .1 . ... ,
uvcr me Auxiliary,
'ance
RINGS
BROS
Bob Andetson, Mgr.
Dial 885-7294
607 Esst Main 8L
Elisabeth City, N.C.
COST
Free
100
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2.00
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100
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