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By Kathy Marren
I know most of you probably
WW the letters e-t-c and won
dered, now what are they doing
lth our beloved "Perquimans
Weekly." Well readers, as the
ong says, "the times they are
a-changing." So one change in
the Weekly will be an added
weekly column, namely the etc.
'This column is to inform those
interested of the heavy hap
penings at Perquimans County
High School.
The column will be written by
' Individuals of the P.C.H.S.
'journalism class that proudly
f produces the high school paper,
"propinquity," meaning
togetherness. Other interested
students will make con
tributions by way of this
column, i
After this moat enlightening
' explanation of exactly what is
going on, I would like to move
along and tell you some of the
events that have happened in or
it our institution of learning.
Seniors and juniors alike have
, had some excitement recently.
The seniors decided to once
; again produce the traditional
r masterpiece known as the
; Senior' Play. This year's play
; will include selected senior
talent during intermissions. Two
treats for the price of one-quite
' a bargain. Seniors also received
:' their graduation an
: nouncements and calling cards
last week. An alteration will be
made concerning the date of
graduation (due to snow), but
seniors are still thrilled at the
'. thought of completing their high
. school education. Members of
; the junior class .are busily
working to raise funds for that
; annual gala affair known as the
- Junior-Senior From. Besides
selling their all-famous
Pollywogs (candy), they are
, now in the process of producing
; two one-act plays to add to the
- increasing money, pile.
- The Spokesman Quartet from
, Roanoke Bible College in
Elizabeth City presented a
' session of gospel -singing to
PurniHmani Hitfh Srhnnl
students on Friday morning
: (The program was extremely
well-organized and very en
I joyable.
- A California Cuties basketball
I game was played Friday night,
i The beauties from Hollywood
PUook' on the disc jockeys from
WGAI radio. As was expected,
the cuties were victorious in a
very exciting and humorous
:
game.
Another exciting ballgame
took place in the high school
gym on Monday night. The
.student-faculty 'basketball
game was once again held.
Faculty females battled it out
With members of the Letter
tRecital
Presented
i Miss Jane Evans, daughter of
mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Evans of
Hertford recently gave a voice
recital in Wesley Norwood
. Jones recital hall, Meredith
.College, Raleigh.
Miss Evans is a graduate of
Perquimans County High
School and is a senior at N.C.
State University. She is
frajoring in math and took
jnusic courses at Meredith
College.
J; Along with her parents, her
sister, Linda Evans attended
the recital.
A reception, following the
recital was given by Raleigh
residents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Christian.
Henry Block
"has 17 reasons
why you should
come to us for
income tax
1 help.
Reaaoa 10. H A R Block tax
preparer! have all received
special training on the use of the
new tax forma foi this year. We
will uie the form that best fits
your own personal situation so
Jiat you pay the least possible
.tax. - ,.,
-TlARKETCT,'"".-""ITFORD,
N.C.
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KATHY
Club, while the male teachers
challenged the Monogram Club,
It was a rugged, fast-paced
game, but there were no hard
feelings.
For those of you who know
how to read but hate to clean out
basements, you'll be happy to
know thai 'he Marching Unit is
still spons ring a paper drive.
To rid yourselves of old
newspaper and magazines,
just cell Kathy Lane at 426-7782.
You'll be helping yourselves
and the unit.
In closing, I would like to wish
Linda Ownley lots of luck, for
she has the priviledge of
composing this column next
week.
My philosophical side urges
me to leave you with this
thought, "In the game of life,
don't forget to make your
move!" ... j
UNC STUDENTS HOME
FOR SPRING HOLIDAYS
Students who are spending
the Spring Holidays with their
respective parents from UNC,
Chapel Hill, are Doug
Haskett, Walter Edwards, Jr.,
Jim White, Wayne Riddick, Jan
Dillon, Michael Miller, and
Johnny Caddy.
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Herbert Nixon is a
patient in the Albemarle
Hospital.
VISITS IN
CHAPEL HILL
Dick Long spent a few days
this week in Chapel Hill, where
he visited Mrs. Long at
Memorial Hospital.
SURGERY PATIENT
Jack Phillips is a Surgery
patient in the Albemarle
Hospital
B
RETURN HOME
Mrs. Bryant Woodell has
returned home after undergoing
surgery last week in Richmond,
Va.
' SUFFERS FALL
Mrs. W.H. Pitt sustained a
foot fracture Sunday due to a
fall in front of her home.
Announce
Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. William
Thomas Barnett have an
nounced the marriage of their
daughter, Georgia Barnett
, Perry to Charles F. Gray at the
formers parents I home in
Hertford, recently.
Attendants were Walter L.
Humphlett Jr. and his wife Jean
Gray Humphlett.
The couple will live at Rt, 3
Hertford and Buxtoa
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May 15. 1973.
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People In The News
: BY ELIZABETH BROWN THATCH
ASHEVILLE GUEST
Mrs. t.N. Thomas of Asheville
is a guest of Mrs. Mark
Gregory.
FROM VA. BEACH
Captain and Mrs. W.H.
Hardcastle, Jr. of Virginia
Beach, Va. spent the week-end
here and visited Mrs. Hard
castle, Sr., who is a patient in
the Albemarle Hospital.
IN HOSPITAL
Joe Towe White, Jr. is a
surgery patient in De Paul
Hospital in Norfolk, Va.
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. Dilmon Young has
returned home from the
Albemarle Hospital, where
underwent surgery.
FROM N.C. STATE
Price Monds, student at N.C.
State University, Raleigh, spent
the week-end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R.S. Monds.
FROM GA.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Berry,
Jr. and family of Atlanta, Gc.
spent the week-end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Berry,
Sr.
PA. GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Buel Muller of
Lansdale, Pa. spent a few days
last week with Mr. and Mrs.
J.W.Ward.
MD. GUEST
- Mrs. S.S. Hollingsworth, Jr.
of Ijamsville, Md. is a guest of
Miss Louise Chalk.
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Dick Long is a patient at
Memorial Hospital in Chapel
Hill.
NORFOLK GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. D.A. Carver and
family of Norfolk, Va. were
guests of Mrs. W.M. Divers on
Saturday.
HOME FOR WEEK-END
Miss Sidney Jessup, student at
St. Mary's College, Raleigh,
spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Jessup.
FROM WILMINGTON
Mr. and Mrs. E. Burton
Myers and Mrs. Bill Emmart of
Wilmington were week-end
guests of their mothers, Mrs.
John T. Lane and Mrs. W. T.
smith. Mrs. Myers remained
for a visit with Mrs. Lane and
Ellsbury Lane this week.
VA. GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Britt and
daughter, Joy, of Newport
News, Va. were week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fenton
Britt.
HOME FOR SPRING
HOLIDAYS
Thomas Gregory, student at
Carson Newman College,
Jefferson City, Tenn., is
spending the Spring Holidays
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Noah Gregory.
! -' FROM GREENVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. John Stallings
and daughter of Greenville
were weekend guests of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Sawyer and Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmy Stallings.
FROM CHOWAN COLLEGE
' Mrs. Marie Elliott from
Chowan College, Murfreesboro,
spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Dilmon Young.
CHAPEL HILL GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Haskett and
daughter, Joanna, of Chapel
Hill were week-end guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Haskett and Mr. and Mrs.
Elbert Taylor.
bn demjs
Bob Anderson, Mgr.
Dial 835-7294
607 East Main St.
Elisabeth City, N.C.
V RINGS ,
AT NAGS HEAD
Mr. and Mrs. W.G. Edwards,
Walter Edwards, Jr. and Doug
Haskett spent a few days this
week at the Edwards Cottage at
Nags Head.
NORFOLK GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Stubbs of
Norfolk, Va. were guests of
Mrs. Maude Jones on Sunday.
RICHMOND GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Treadwell of Richmond, Va.
were week-end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Billy Cherry.
VISIT RELATIVES
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kanoy and
Mrs. Walter J. Kanoy visited
relatives in Durham and Siler
City on Sunday.
RETURN FROM TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Shephard have returned from a
trip to New Orleans, La. and
Biloxi, Miss.
TARBORO GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Joyner
of Tarboro were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W.J. Davis on Sunday.
E. CITY GUESTS
Mrs. Sam Smith and
daughters, Lisa and Allison, of
Elizabeth City were guests of
Mrs. W. T. Smith on Monday.
KINSTON GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dail and
Dennis O'Neal of Kinston were
guests of Mrs. L.D. Myers on
Sunday.
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Fred Irons is a patient in
the Albemarle Hospital.
FROMVA.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nixon of
Virginia Beach, Va. were guests
of Mrs. T.W. Nixon on Sunday.
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Clyde Sutton is a patient
in the Albemarle Hospital.
GRIFTON GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Dail of
Grifton were guests of Mrs.
L.D. Myers and family on
Sunday.
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Zack Robertson is a
patient in the Albemarle
Hospital.
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SPELLING BEE WINNER Carol Skinner, 8th grade
student at Hertford Grammar School chats with Bill Tice,
principal, after winning I he Ledger-Star newspaper
spelling bee. Miss Skinner will compete in Norfolk April
21. Competition includes Virginia and North Carolina
students. She won a trophy for her win at school. (Staff
Photo By Francine Sawyer)
Bridge News
HOSTESS TO
BRIDGE CLUB
Miss Thelma Elliott was
hostess to her bridge club
Tuesday night at her home on
Riverside Drive. Those playing
were Mrs. C. E. Johnson, Mrs.
Montfort Haslam, Mrs. Charles
Whedbee, Mrs. Katherine
Ward, Mrs. Eldon Winslow,
Miss Louise Chalk, Miss Mary
Helene Newby, and the hostess.
Miss Newby won the high
score prize. A sweet course was
served.
BRIDGE CLUB MEETS
Mrs. G. W. Burbee was
hostess to her bridge club
Tuesday night at her home on
Grubb Street. Those playing
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John Coston, Miss Mary
Sumner, Miss Ruby White, and
the hostess.
Mrs. Dozier won the high
score prize. A sweet course was
served.
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
Mrs. C. R. Holmes en
tertained her bridge club at a
luncheon Thursday at her home
on Front Street. Players in
cluded Mrs. T. W. Wilson, Mrs.
H. A. Whitley, Mrs. S. P.
Jessup, Mrs. J.' H. Newbold,
Mrs. J. R. Futrell, Mrs. C. A.
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The Perquimans Weekly, Hertford, N. C, Thursday, March 15, 1973-Page T
: : Committee Formed,
The State Board of Education
has created a Sports Medicine
Advisory Commission to help
reduce injuries, prevent
fatalities, and curtail the im
pact of sports injuries in the
public schools. , The eighteen
members of the Commission,
appointed at the Board's March
meeting, will act as advisors,
resource personnel, planners,
and as a liaison group.
Named to terms ending June
30, 1976, were State Senator
Herman Moore of Charlotte,
who will serve as Chairman of
the" Commission; Dr. Richard
Wrenn, an Orthopedic Surgeon
from Charlotte; Dr. Frank
Wilson, Chief, Orthopedics
Surgery, UNC Medical School;
Ilornsby Howell, Head Football
Coach, North Carolina A and T
Slate University; and Norma
Jean Harbin, Physical
Education Teacher, West
Forsyth Senior High School.
Named lo serve until June 30,
1975, were Dr. Carl Blyth,
Chairman, Department of
Physical Education, University
of North Carolina-Chapel Hill;
Dr. Carl Hiller, Orthopedic
Surgeon, New Bern; Bobbie
Miles, Physical Education
Teacher, West Forsyth Senior
High School; Gerald Allen,
Head Football Coach, Shelby
High School; and Dr. S.J.
Cochran, M.D., Weldon.
Serving until June 30, 1974,
will be Tom Couch, Athletics
Trainer, Davidson College;
Robert B. Jamieson, Athletics
Director, Grimsley High
School, Greensboro; Calvin
Webster, Head Football Coach,
Perquimans High School,
Hertford; Simon Terrell,
Executive Director, North
Carolina High School Athletic
Association, Chapel Hill; and
Lavonia Allison, Physical
Education Professor, N.C.
Central University.
In addition, there will be three
student members of the
Advisory Commission. They
will be Rod Walters of Terry
Sanford High School in
r'ayetteville; Alex Brown,
Northern Durham High School,
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