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HERTFORD GRAMMAR
Monday 29:
Bologna sandwich
Great Northern Beans
Cabbage & Carrot Slaw
Orange ,
Peanut Butter Chew
Milk
Tuesday 30:
Hamburger-Bun
Lettuce-Tomato
French Fries,
Jello
Milk
Wednesday 31 :
Beef Vegetable Soup
Buttered Cheese Sandwich
Crackers
Fruit Cup
Gingerbread
Milk
Thursday 1:
Chicken Pie
Candied Yams
Green Peas
Cranberry Sauce
Buttered Toast
Milk
Friday 2:
Beef Stew
Fruit Cup
Cornbread
Milk
PERQUIMANS CENTRAL
Monday 29:
Smoked Sausage
Tossed Salad
Potatoes auGratin
School Baked Roll
Milk
Tiiesday 30:
Beef Barbecue-Bun
Cole Slaw
French Fries
Fruit Cup
Milk
Wednesday 31:
Country Style Steak
Whipped Potatoes
Peas & Carrots
Rolls
Milk
Thursday 1 :
Great Northern Beans
Sliced Bologna
Fruit Mix
Biscuit
Milk
Friday 2:
Pizza
Lettuce-Dressing
Mi Pear
Cookie
Milk
V PERQUIMANS UNION
Monday 29:
Barbecued Pork-Bun
French Fries
Slaw
Chocolate Cake
Milk
Tuesday 30:
Spaghetti-Meat Sauce
Mixed Greens
Cornbread
Dessert
Milk
Wednesday 31:
Smoked Sausage
Candied Yams
June Peas
Angel Biscuit
Believe It Or Not Cookies
Milk
Thursday 1:
Ground Beef & Noodles
String Beans
Cornbread
Orange Temtation
Milk
Friday 2:
Cheese Square
Peanut Butter & Jelly
Sandwich
Great Northern Beans
Baked Tomatoes
Milk
PERQUIMANS HIGH
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Monday 29:
Pork Pattie
Rice-Gravy
Buttered String Beans
Orange Juice
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Hot Rolls
Milk
Tuesday 30:
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t Steamed Bologna
Cabbage Slaw
Applesauce
Hot Rolls. .
Milk
Wednesday 31:
Chicken Pan Pie '
Glazed Sweet Potatoes
Collard Greens
Cranberry Sauce
Corn Sticks
Milk
Thursday 1:
Barbecued Beef-Bun
French Fries
Buttered Peas & Carrots
Prune Cake
Milk
Friday 2:
Fish Portions
String Beans
Macaroni & Cheese
Corn Sticks
Milk
PERQUIMANS HIGH
BOXES
Monday 29:
Hot Dog-Roll
Buttered Peas
French Fries
Me Orange
Milk
Tuesday 30:
Barbecued Chicken-Bun
Peas & Carrots
French Fries
Gelatin
Cookie
Milk
Wednesday 31:
Chuckwagon-Bun
String Beans
Apricots
Milk
Thursday 1:
Spiced Luncheon Meat &
Cheese Sandwich
Lima Beans
M Orange
Milk
Friday 2:
Sloppy Joe-Bun
Cabbage Slaw
Tater Tots
2 Apple
Milk
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OFFICERS The current officers for the Perquimans
County Horse and Pony Club are pictured above. They are
(1. to r.) Fleetwood Harrell, president; Tommy Stallings,
vice president; and Thelma Rogerson, secretary. (Not
pictured is Carolyn Fowler, club treasurer.)
Perquimans County
Horse & Pony Club
This week, the Civic Club
Spotlight focuses on the
Perquimans County Horse
and Pony Club, a unique
organization that involves
the . entire family in
its activities.
The club was chartered in
1967 with the help of Pete
Thompson, Perquimans
County Farm Agent at the
time and Calvin Chappell,
then president of the
Albemarle Horse and Pony
Club. The club was founded
to operate recreational
facilities for horsemanship,
horse and pony riding and
horse shows for pleasure
and recreation. Present club
member who were
members when the club was
first formed are the Robert
Sutton, Melvin Forehand
and C.T. Rogerson Jr.
families.
A horse show ring was
built on the Willie Ainsley
farm on the Hertford
Edenton Highway. The ring
was there about two years
and was then moved two
miles west of Hertford on
the Preston Nixon farm un
til 1974. The ring was then re
located to its present site on
the Joseph Perry Jr. farm.
The 1975 membership was
30 families. The
membership is based on
individual families and not
the number of family
members, so actually about
100 adults and children in
the Albemarle area are
involved in the Perquimans
County Horse and Pony
Club.
Several local club
members belong to the
American Quarter Horse
Association and the North
Carolina Horse Council.
Donna Stallings, Sandy
Weeks, Shirley Jones,
Denise Harrell, and Eddie
Fowler are members of 4-H.
Also, there were several
members who took part in
the Mid-Winter Horse Show
in Raleigh for the last three
years.
The activities of the club
include a monthly horse
. show from April to
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November and participation
in local parades. Special
holiday shows are held for
the Fourth of July and La
bor Day. The club has also
assisted 4-Her's with their
local and district 4-H shows.
Theclubconcludes their year
with an annual family
Christmas Party. This year,
high point trophies were
awarded to the individual
member with the highest
total points in each class.
Club expenses are paid by
membership dues, con
cession stand profits and
horse show entry fees.
Donations have been made
by interested citizens in the
area and many merchants
in the Albemarle have
sponsored several holiday
horse shows.
Regular membership
meetings are held the second
Tuesday of each month at
the club house located on the
show grounds. Membership
is $10 each year per family
and there is no age limit.
Prospective members must
be voted in by the club. -
Current officers of the
Perquimans County Horse
and Pony Club include
Fleetwood Harrell,
president; Tommy
Stallings, vice-president;
Thelma Rogerson,
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daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Carlton W. Goodwin of
Tyner, has been accepted '
on the Women's Softball
Team at North Carolina
Wesleyan College in Rocky '
Mount. Miss Godwin has
been appointed captain and
will play the position of
short stop on the starting
team. ,
Games are scheduled on
the Wesleyan field Friday,
March 28, at 4 p.m. against
Shaw University ; v
Wednesday March 31, at 3
p.m. against Methodist Col
lege; and on the Shaw
University field
Wednesday, April 7, at 5:30
p.m. Night games are
scheduled with the Rocky
Mount City League on Mon- v
day and Wednesday nights '
during the month of May.
Conference
Scheduled
The Eastern Region of
the North Carolina Council
of Teacher s o f
Mathematics will hold its
Sixth Annual Conference on
Saturday, March 27, at
Craven Community College
in New Bern, N.C. from 9
a.m. to 2:15 p.m. The
theme of the Conference is
"Every Student is Special."
The conference is plann
ed for all teachers,
members and n o n -members,
from
Kindergarten through Col
lege. Separate workshops
and discussion sessions are
provided for teachers at all
grade levels -K-3, M, 4-9,
6-9, 7-9, 9-12 and College.
All teachers are invited to
attend.
The luncheon speaker is
Edgar ... Edwards, Virginia
Department of Education,
Richmond, Va. His topic
will be "Fun With A Pur
pose." .
secretary; and Carolyn
Fowler, treasurer .f There
are several committees
from gate attendants to
programs.
By combining recreation
with the entire family unit,
the Perquimans County
Horse and Pony Club is truly
a community affair.
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TRANSiEAU
March 1938
; TOWN CRIERS EAGER
FOR FULL REPRESEN
TATION AT MEETING. TO
BE HELD FRIDAY
NIGHT: The first meeting
of the entire body of "Town
Criers" since . November
will be held at the
courthouse on Friday night ,
at 8 o'clock, with the chair
man, Silas M. Whedbee,
presiding. Each one of the
72 members has been
notified to be at the
meeting and has also been
advised as to the subjects,
to be taken up. The three
subjects to be taken up on
Friday night are the fire
hazard : at the Hertford
Grammar School; the
sports and recreations com
mittee report and the
report on the planning com
mittee, i .
INDEXING SYSTEM OF
COUNTY f RECORDS IN
PERQUIMANS IS NOW
NEARING COMPLETION:
What was once, a' tedious
task for lawyers and other
who search land records in
Perquimans County; or
those who search the
records for any other other
reasons for that matter,
has become, ' through
means of the new indexing
system now nearing com
pletion, a small and simple
matter. Three well-bound
volumns, covering the
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matter November 15, 1934
at Pott Office in Hertford,
N.C.
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