Pag I-Tlw Ptrqulm am WssWy. Hartford, M.C.. Tlwrd. Jsnusry V. W
Taking A Look Backward
jan. m
By VIRGINIA WHITE
TRANSEAU
STATE HIGHWAY
PATROLMAN TO BE STA
TIONED SERE! A State
Highway Patrolman will ar
rive with the first day of
February to take up head
quarters here, according to
an announcement by Vivian
N. Darden, Mayor of Hert
ford. Jack Gaskill, late of
the Edenton station, has
been assigned i to Per
quimans County. He will
make his headquarters in
the newly opened police
department quarters over
the town office on Church '
Street.; The patrolman has
taken rooms at the boarding
house of Mrs. J.E. White.
CONNECTICUT FISH
CAPTURED IN LOCAL
WATERS BY MATHEWS:
Indicating that fish do quite
a bit of traveling, Connec
ticut State Fisheries release
number 3117 was picked up
in the Albemarle Sound by
Fred Mathews when he
visited his gill nets on Jan.
12. The tags of the Game
Fisheries Commission were
attached to rock weighing
approximately two pounds
each, and the first two tag
numerals indicate that the
two fish must have been
released at the same time.
Mathews arranged to have
the tags returned to Connec
Menus For Jan. 31
The following are the Per
quimans County School
lunch menus for the week of
Jan. 31 through Feb. 4:
HERTFORD GRAMMAR
PERQUIMANS CENTRAL
PERQUIMANS UNION
Mon.Jan.31
Hot Dog
Baked Beans
Fruit Cup
Cookie
Milk
Tues. Feb. 1
Pisza
Slaw
Fruit
School Baked Cookies
Milk
Wed.Feh.2
Meat Loaf & Gravy
Steamed Cabbage
Whipped Potatoes - '
Bread
Milk
Thurs. Feb. 3
Turkey Pie
Three Local Students
Named To Dean's List
- Fewer students made this
year's fall semester Dean's
List at North Carolina State
University half as many
than for the same period a
year ago.
- The sharp decrease in
Dean's List students,
despite increased enroll
ment, results from a new
university policy raising the
requirements . for Dean's
List honors.
The policy was approved
last spring by Chancellor
Joab L. Thomas. Thomas
said the higher standards
were necessary to maintain
the integrity of Dean's List
honors. He noted that more
than four of every ten
students earned honors in
previous years. The new re
quirements limit the
number to fewer than two of
every ten full-time students.
Chancellor Thomas said
2,053 students earned honors
this past fall compared to
nearly , 4,100 a year ago.
Higher requirements may
be only part of the reason for
the decrease, however,
since the number of all "A"
students also decreased.
The decrease is an indica
tion that professors may.
also be grading "harder." A
total of 252 earned all "A's"
compared td 326 last year.
Chancellor Thomas
praised the honor students
and noted that they are
studying in many of the
most difficult fields of
higher education, such as
' engineering, the physical
and biological sciences, tex
tiles and architecture.
' N.C. State had an enroll
ment of about 17,000
students; for the fall
semester and offers degrees
in more than 80 fields of
study. ! '
; The following are the Per
quimans County Dean's List
students, their fields of
study, and parents: ;
Stanley J. Winslow, son of
Hr. and Mrs. CJS. Winslow
cf r.t. 1, EolviJore, is an
irf:jf major who
i r "'"3 ci f ?
I ' t a a I
ticut where the Commission
will compare notes and
gather further data on the
fish movements in general.
The voyage down the coast
to the Albemarle Sound
covers several hundred
miles.
"PARAGON" IS WIN
NING NAME FOR BEAU
TY SHOP: "The Paragon,"
the name selected from
more than 123 suggestions
submitted for consideration
in naming the new beauty
shop which will be opened in
Hertford on February first,
was the winning entry sub-'
mitted by Mrs. H.T.
Broughton of Hertford. She
will be awarded one of the
"Paragon's" permanent
waves. Mrs. W.G. Hollowell
is the owner of the' new
business venture and Mrs.
Burnette W. Lane is the
manager.
GREENWOOD-NIXON:
Miss Eula Nixon of Edenton,
daughter of the late W.H.
Nixon and Mrs. Nixon of
Hertford, and Thompson
Greenwood of Edenton,
were married in Edenton
last Saturday night at p.m.
Mr. Greenwood is a member
of the Edenton School facul
ty and Mrs. Greenwood is
employed in the office of the
Edenton Cotton Mill. They
are making their home at
the Hotel Joseph Hewes.
COKE HAD SLIPS IN IT:
Garden Peas
Orange Glased Sweet
Potatoes
Cranberry Sauce
Bread
Milk ,
Fri.Feb.4
Hamburger
French Fries
Lettuce it tomato
Dessert
Milk
PERQUIMANS HIGH
Mon.Jan.31
Hot Dog on Roll or
Cheeseburger
Baked Beans
French Fries
Fruit Cup
Cookie
Milk
Tues. Feb. 1
Pizza or , Pork iBarbecue
Sandwich ... ? '
Slaw
Buttered Corn
Peaches
School Baked Cookie
semester. Two Hertford
students received recogni
tion for the "B plus" or bet
ter listing: Catherine F.
Evans, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J.L. Evans of Rt. 1,
NOTICE
STOCKHOLDERS'
MEETING
The annual stockholders
meeting of Hertford
Savings and Loan Assoc
iation will bo held Wed
nesday evening. Fob'
ruary 9, 1 977, 7:30 p.mn
at the office of , the
Association, 121 North
Church St root, Hertford,
NX. This meeting Is
called for the purpose of
electing officers and
directors of the ensuing
year, and transacting
any other business that
might como boforo tho
mooting. ' 1
, iilas m. vi rrc:!-:nt
ii:::2 C9YCS, S:b-Trc:i.
iiziarorj)
Be that as It may," but
Herbert and Thelma Nixon
tried unsuccessfully to put a
. fast one over on their two
. and one-half year old
daughter the other day. We
can't tell you who told us,
but they wanted Katherine
Alice to take some caster oil
and because she likes Coca
Cola, they mixed the vile
stuff with Coke and offered
it to her. One taste was
enough for Katherine Alice.
She pushed it aside. "Don't
like it," she uld, "it's got
slips in it" An adequate
description of caster oil, but
we never did learn how the
whole thing ended.. .or
whether Katherine Alice
still likes Coca Cola.
BIRTH ANNOUNCE
MENT: Born to Mr. and
Mrs. George Hall of
Chapanoke, on Saturday,
January 21st, 1939, a
daughter.
ANNOUNCE MAR
RIAGE: Mr. and Mrs. J.G.
Roberson of Hertford have
announced the marriage of
their daughter, Laura
Spivey, to -John Vivian Mat
thews, - of Hertford, on
Wednesday ; evening,
January 24th, 1939. The
ceremony was performed
by the Rev. D.M. Sharpe,
pastor of the Methodist
Church, at the parsonage,
and was witnessed by Mr.
and Mrs. H.B. Matthews.
- Feb. 4.
Milk
Wed. Feb. 2
Meat Loaf with Gravy
or
Ham Sandwich
Greens
Whipped Potatoes
Plums
Bread
Milk
Thurs. Feb. 3
Turkey Pie or Chuckwagon
on Bun
Garden Peas
French Fries
Orange Glased Sweet
Potatoes
Cranberry Sauce
Cornbread
Milk
Fri.Feb.4
Hamburger on Bun or Fish
Fillet
French Fries .
Lettuce 4 Tomato '
Pears
Dessert
Cornbread
Milk
Hertford. Ms. Evans is ma
joring in computer science;
and Richard S. Hoskins, a
zoology major and the son of
Mr. and Mrs. R.S. Hoskins
also of Hertford.
r;:;::
Mrs. Robert White is a pa
tient In the Albemarle
'Hospital
' Miss Caroline Wright was
a weekend guest of her
mother, Mrs. Charlie
Wright, at Jarvisburg.
Charles Johnson under
went observation and treat
ment at Norfolk General
Hospital for several days
last Week.
Lindsay Reed of Raleigh
, spent several days last week,
' with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D.F. Reed.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nixon
and family were guests of
Dr. and Mrs. Bill Nixon in
. Wilmington and Sgt and
Mrs. Will Green in Laurel
Bay, S.C. for several days
this week.
Miss Linda Banks of New
Bern spent the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. C.C.
Banks.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Powell of Hampton, Va. and
Mrs. Hal Rogers of Ports
mouth, Va. spent Saturday
at the Rogers Cottage at
White Hat.
Mrs. John Decker was a
surgery patient at the
Albemarle Hospital for
several days last week.
Mrs. Earlie Goodwin,
Mrs. L.D. Myers, and Miss
Sarah Goodwin were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Myers in Chesapeake, Va.
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vick Stall-
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County People In
tags of Portsmouth, Va:
visited relatives in Hertford
and Winfall on Saturday.
Mrs. Addle Keegan spent
the weekend in Plymouth
AUCTION SALE
OF VALUABLE FARM EQUIPMENT
Saturday, Jan. J9, 1977 -10:00 AM.
SALS LOCATED: I MILKS TOH ELIZABETH CITY, N.C, COAST GUARD STATION ON
WEBKSVnXE ROAD I .
Joke Dm Tractor 42M (DM)
WD Hre.
Joan Dmti Trartor 620 '
Joka Dm Tractor A
L&C Tamaa Trader 460
LR.C Funil Tractor 400
AlUt-Chalntn HiddkbtaUn Row
Kinf Row Baddera 4 Sow
John Dwra Stalk-Cutter 4 Bow .
on Rubber
Rotary Cottar I Row on Robber
, TRUCKS
lOTt-Chev. Cupar Special Cnaton Dehute 10-454 with Camper-Air and PA
1968-Cher. Pickup t Cylinder mm Radio, Hoetar-A-T. and TM. '
MoT Ford t Ton Cylinder with Grain Body and Dump
lSW-LH.C I Ton S Cylinder with Grain Body (Good Grain Body)
1S62-GMC e Cylinder with Grain Body and Damn (Good Grain Body) .
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TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CHECKS ' , . .
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with her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs.
Doward Jones and attended
the Jones-Bateman wedding
on Saturday. - -
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Now Holland Haj Bailor
Now Holland Hay Rate .
t-fira Trallera
Rotary Hoa R Row . .
Collar Packer t Row
AllhwChatowra Sub-Soller
Cabbai SHde
Haul Hay Rack on Whoala
Church Bell .
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; discounts on regular ticket prices at .
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Miss Sue White of Virginia
Beach, Va. spent the
weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Julian White.
Guests of Mrs. T.W. Nixon
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WOODARD'S PHARMACY
FDA switches 10 drugs
to over-the-counter
Our patients expect ua
to be well versed in over-the-counter
(OTC) prep,
arationa. Just recently the
Federal Drug Admin
istration (FDA) switched .
ten coughcold drugs from
the prescription-only cate
gory to the OTC category.
Such a move proves two
points: First, that the dif-
terence Detween preacnp-
tion
medicines and self-
medication
drugs is
THS GOVERNMENT
".: OP
HERTFORD
during tlf DrM from Juty 1, 17 mm Doxsombw S1, 1I7S
account no. 34 2 072 001
HERTFORD TOWN
TOUN CLERK
HERTFORD N CAROLINA 27944
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CONTENTS. THEY ARE OPEN FOR PUBLIC SCRUTINY AtTOWTI Of f iC6
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more than 3,
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rpUOormore
Checks, service
.
on Saturday were Mr. and .
Mrs. Carey Qulncey, Mrs. ;
William Stanford, and Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Nixon, all .
from Virginia Beach, Va.
HERTFORD.N.C.
degree only, and secondly,
that you should buy self
medications in stores
where qualified phar
macists are available full
time to help you select the
best drug possible and to
guide you in explaining its
proper, storage, recom
mended use and potential
dangers. .
Consider a profe$
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purchase. Consider us! -
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