Pag l-Th PtrquimaM WMkly. Hartford. N.C., Thursday, March 31, W7
TO APPEAR IN CONCERT Mrs. Frozine Reece Green,
soprano, wll appear in concert, Sunday April 3, at 5 p.m. at
Perquimans County High School auditorium. She will be ac
companied by Hiss Evelyn Johnson. The St Pauls AME
Zion Church, Hertford is sponsoring the concert. A native of
Elizabeth City, she graduated from a high school in
Raleigh.- She then attended Virginia State College in
Petersburg where she received a BS degree in vocal music
ducation. She has studied voice under Dr. Aldrich Watkins
tnd others. The public is invited, donation is $2.
Nancy Swindell
To Attend Chowan
Miss Nancy Elizabeth
Swindell, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Swindell,
of Hertford, N.C. and a
senior at Perquimans Coun
ty High School has been ac
cepted for admission to
Chowan College for the fall
semester beginning August
21,1977.
Chowan College is a two
year, co-educational,
residential college. For
students wishing to pursue
the baccalaureate degree in
senior colleges and univer
sities, Chowan College of
fers thorough educational
Claudia Winslow
To Be Interviewed
Miss Claudia Marie
Winslow, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Stanley
Winslow, Rt. 1, Belvidere, a
student at Perquimans
County High School, has
been named a finalist in the
competitive scholarships
program at the University
of North CArolina at
Greensboro. Finalists have
been selected and invited to
visit the campus for inter
views on April 3-4.
Out of 320 applicants, the
competition has now been
narrowed to 94 invited
finalists. These . students
were chosen by the UNC-G
'Competitive Scholarships
Committee.
The competitive scholar
ships program at UNC-G in
cludes the Katharine Smith
Local 4-H Club
Caps Top Honors
Three Perquimans County
4-H members participated
in the Roanoke Electric
Membership Corporation
Contest held recently in
Rich Square, N.C. They
were John Skinner, Menford
White, and Reginald' P.
Skinner,
The purpose of the contest
was to select two outstand
ing 4-H members based on
their achievement in 4-H
club, work. Reginald P.:
Revival Set
T? Tif J 'the Perquimans County
r or Monday participants.
A revival will be held at
Woodville Baptist Church
beginning April 4 and will
continue through April 10.
Services will begin at 7:30
nightly. v
Evangelist, Rev. Harold -Greenfield
will be the
speaker. He is an associa
tion director of missions in
Kentucky. He graduated
from Southern Seminary in
Louisville, Kentucky. ,
. Special singing groups
will participate - each
evening.
Pastor Joseph H. Scalf ex
tends a welcome to the
public to attend. 'V
opportunities in most pro-,
fessional fields. Students
whose formal education will
not extend beyond the
associate degree can enter
the world of work in
business, accounting,
secretarial administration
(legal, church, medical),
printing technology,
photography, and com
munications art.
Chowan College has an
enrollment of approximate
ly 1,000 students represen
ting 35 states and 17 foreign
countries.
Reynolds Scholarships; the
Alumni Scholarships and
the i Jefferson Standard
Scholarship. The three pro
grams are open to both male
and female incoming
freshmen. Altogether, it is
anticipated that more than
35 scholarships in the three
programs will be awarded
to incoming freshmen for
the 1977-78 academic year.
There are currently 102
Reynolds Scholars, 31 Alum
ni Scholars and four Jeffer
son Standard Scholars
enrolled at UNC-G.
Conducting the April 3-4
interviews will be four Com
petitive Scholarship Com
mittees, composed of facul
ty, alumni, students and
staff members.
Stepney ranked in third
place. He was selected as
first alternate. Only first
two winners from the
district are eligible for the
Rural Electric membership
tour to Washington, D.C., '
June 13-17. . '
The winners are from Ber-'
tie and Halifax counties. If
one of the winners are not
able to attend, Reginald
Stepney will be next in line.
- Mrs. M.B. Taylor, home'
economics extension agent,
and Mrs. John Blanchard,
4-H leader, accompanied
donuiau Mouse
COMING SOON
ITALIAN NIGHT
ANNOUNCES THE OPENING Of PASQUOTANK ANIMAL HOSPITAL FOR THE
GENERAL PRACTICE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE. PRACTICE TO INCLUDE BOTH LARGE .
AND SMALL ANIMALS.
' U.S. 17 SOUTH
ELIZABETH CITY, N.C. 27909
HOSPITAL HOURS .
M,T.Th,FS:30S:30
W, Sit. 1:30 12:00
Looldng
Backward
,, MARCH 1939
. By VIRGINIA
WHITE TRANSEAU
VICTIM OF WRECK
LEAVES HOSPITAL:
' Margaret Tadlock, 17-year-old
Perquimans County girl,
who was critically injured in
an automobile accident near
Hertford several weeks ago,
was released from
Albemarle Hospital last
Saturday.
MADGE LAND NAMED
CLASS VALEDICTORIAN:
Madge Lane with an
average of 97.75, is valedic
torian at Perquimans Coun
ty High School this year,
while Ben Koonce, with an
average of 97.41, follows
closely as salutatorian. Nan
cy Coke Darden averaged
96.68, and Florence Darden,
96.13.
BIRTH ANNOUNCE
MENT: Born to Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Winslow on
Sunday, March 19, a son, Ar
nold Everett.
BIRTH ANNOUNCE
MENT: Born to Mr. and
Mrs. Neil Spruill of Burgess,
on Saturday, March 25th, a
son. .
CREDIT TO INDEPEN
DENT OF ELIZABETH
CITY, AND ITS "TAT
TLER." Credit for the
following goes to The In
dependent of Elizabeth City,
and its "Tattler." A good
WPA joke is always worth
reading, so we could not let
this one slip by without giv
ing our readers a chance at
What's
For
HERTFORD GRAMMAR
PERQUIMANS CENTRAL
PERQUIMANS UNION
Mon.April4
Icy Orange
Pork BarbequeBun
French Fries
Slaw
Milk----- -
Tues.April5
Ham Patties
Scalloped Potatoes
GardenPeas
Bread
Gelatin
Milk
Wed. April 6
Sloppy Joe
French Fries
Lettuce-Dressing
Easter Cake
Milk
Thurs. April 7
No School
Easter Holidays
PERQUIMANS HIGH
Mon.April4
Pork BarbequeBun
or Smoked Sausage
French Fries
Slaw
Icy Orange
Milk
v, Tues.April5
Ham Patties
Hot DogRoll
Scalloped Potatoes
PineappleLettuce
GardenPeas
Cranberry Sauce
Bread
Milk
Wed. April 6
Sloppy Joe or Pizza
French Fries
Lettuce-Dressing
Fruit Cup
Easter Cake
Milk
Thurs. April 7
No School
Easter Holidays
Fri. Aprils
No School
Easter Holidays
DOCTOR'S HOURS
BY APP0IH7S';"fT
Lunch
AVAT ' I Vr: ALLEN WINSLOW '
it: "The WPA has been the
brunt of almost as many
jokes as was Mae West in
her heyday. Latest WPA
joke is that of a man who
was working on a building.
He was on the inside. Pick
ing up a nail to drive into the
wall, he noticed that the end
that goes into the wall was
facing him. "That's funny;'
he remarked looking at the
point of the nail, 'They got
the head on the wrong end.'
He called the foreman and
showed it to him. The
foreman called the
superintendent of the job
and they held a general
discussion on the nail with
the head on the wrong end.
The finally decided they
were working on the wrong
side of the building, because
the head of the nail was fac
ing the wall and certainly
couldn't be driven from the
inside, it was an outside
nail. And then one of then
happened to glance down in
to the keg of nails. 'Here's
the trouble,' he said, They
got the nails all mixed up
when they put them in the
keg. Just look at them, part
are facing inside and part
outside.' "Then another
man was hired to separate
the nails in the keg that were
pointing to the outside, from
those that were pointing to
the inside, and everybodys'
troubles were over."
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Local Man
Barry Lane, son of Mr.
and Mrs. A.L. Lane, Hert
ford, has received a part in
the 1977 Oral Roberts
University production of
"My Fair Lady," to be
: presented on the ORU cam
pus April 14-16. Barry, a
junior religious education
major at ORU, will play the
part of Jamie in the music
comedy. Barry has participated in
the 1976 ORU presentation
of "Brigadoon." and the
1976- opera production of
"The . Devil and Daniel
Webster." He is a 1974
graduate'' of Perquimans
County High School.
Oral Roberts University is'
a fully-accredited liberal
arts institution recognized
as having one of the fastest
rising academic programs
in the nation. Degrees are
offered in 29 fields on the
undergraduate level, with
master's degrees in
business administration,
theology, and a master-of-divinity
seminary program
on the graduate level.
Medical and dental schools
will open in 1978 and a school
of law is scheduled to open
in 1979.
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HERTFORD, N.C, 27944
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matter November 1 5, 1934
at Post Office in Hertford,
N.C. , '
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Cancer warning
oes out to
-ray patients
Question: What'i thit J,
hear about radiation treat-'
menu and thyroid cancer? '
Answer: It is estimated
that between 1930 and
I960 about two million per
sons who were treated by
X-ray radiation while still
under the age of puberty
may be susceptible to
thyroid cancer, today.
The risk of developing
thyroid cancer in such
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