Page i-Tnt Ptrqulmant Weekly, Hertford, N.C., Thursday, March 11, 1W7
Belvidere Highlights
By MRS. ELTON
D. LA YD EN
; Mrs. Harlan Hurdle Sr.
hat returned home after
visiting her son-in-law and
J daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Proctor Jr. and
family of Roanoke, Va.
1 . Mr. Edwardo Schick Jr. of
Virginia Beach, Va. spent ,
last week with Mr. and Mrs. '
v Douglas Layden, Mr. Schick
, Is Mrs. Layden's brother. ,
.5 Mr. and Mrs. C.T. Roger
, son Jr. visited Wilson, N.C.
on business Tuesday, March
Mrs. Reuben Knopf and
Mrs. Elton D. Layden spent
Friday in Norfolk, Va.
shopping.
, The Belvidere Horae
: makers Club had their an
nual family dinner Tuesday
evening, March 22 at the
Community Building. A buf-
; fet type meal was served to
' the assembled guests. The
tables were covered with
v multicolored cloths and spr-
mg flowers formed the
, centerpiece for each table.
Mr. George Winslow of
Hertford asked the blessing.
The committee for the even
ing consisted of Mrs. W.T.
Riddick, Mrs. Elton D.
Layden, Mrs. Oliver
Winslow and Mrs. Brenton
Winslow.
At the conslusion of the
dinner Mrs. Willard
Copeland had the devotion
which was seasonal and
inspiring.
Mr. and Mrs. Gil Under
wood of Hertford and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles E. Ham
mond of Edenton were
special guests. Mr. Ham-
, mond who is with the N.C.
- Agricultural Extension Ser
vice gave a very interesting
talk on Estate Planning.
Mrs. C.T. Rogerson Jr.,
president, presented Mrs.
Flora Hurdle a silver tray
. fittingly engraved com
merating her 35 years as a
member of the club. Mrs.
Hurdle recently resigned
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Vanora Brothers '. .? ,',r jjj
Bethel Extension
Homemakers club held then
regular monthly meeting
. Wednesday, March 23, at
- the home of Mrs. Mary B.
Skinner. Mrs. Clarice
" Newby presided over the
;; meeting.
' Mrs. Adlena Drumgold
led the devotion. Plans were
t made for a program to be
; held on Fire Safety in the
" Home.
Members are making
I preparations for their an
' nual Family Night and
Achievement Program.
The meeting adjourned
' with the group repeating the
' Club Collect. Mrs. Skinner
'' then invited the ladies to a
; buffet dinner which was en
; joyed by all.
' Birthday wishes go this
! week to Levi Brothers, Jr.
i, and to Anthony and Nathan
; Downing. The Downings
were entertained at a sur
. prise birthday party Satur-
day: night given by their
parents,
v Norman Barrell of New
' Jersey visited here Satur
'. day with his brother, Robert
; Downing, Sr., Mrs. Maggie
. Brothers, and Mr. and Mrs.
r M. Spruill
h Gwayland McClenney was
" hjnored at an Appreciation
, service Sunday. The Bay
-I Branch A.M.E. Zion Church
- senior and youth choirs
honored McClenney with a
musical program for the
many services rendered by
him during the past years as
organist. - :
Rev. Jacob Downing of
Atlantic City, N.J. will be
guest speaker Sunday at
New Bethel Baptist Church.
The junior choir and ushers
will serve during the ser
vice. It is sponsored by the
Missionary of the church.
Rev. Downing is the son of
Mrs. Daisy Downing.
Anthony Downing' has
returned to school in
Charlotte, N,C. after spen
ding severaPdays at home
with his family. . '
Mr. and Mrs. James E.
Brickhouse, Jr. of Edenton,
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from active membership ;
but was voted an honorary
member.
Mrs. Reuben Knopf Sr.
had charge of the recreation
for the evening and Mrs.
George Winslow was the'
winner of the prize. An en
joyable evening was had by
all.
Mrs. Sylvia Copeland is
home from a two weeks visit
with her sister, Miss Lucy
Lamb, of Media, Pa. While
there Mrs. Copeland at
tended the 150th Annual
Philadelphia Flower Show
at the Philadelphia Civic
Center. The display con
sisted of three acres and
every type of flower im
aginable was in evidence.
The day before, Mrs.
Copeland attended, 40,000
visitors viewed the beauty of
the flowers. The show ran
for eight days with
thousands present each day.
The Belvidere Community
Building was the scene
Friday evening of a Floating
Miscellaneous Shower given
in honor of Miss Dora Chap
pell, bride-elect of Mr.
Everrett Parks.
A centerpiece of spring
flowers and lighted candles
decorated the refreshment
table. Green and yellow was
the color scheme.
Mrs. Larue Winslow cut
and served the cake and
Mrs. Melvin Chappell
presided at the punch bowl.
The bride-to-be received
many beautiful gifts. The
wedding will take place Sun
day, April 3, at the Warwick
Baptist Church.
The many friends of the
Henry Perrys of Bryn
Mawr, Pa. will be happy to
know that Mrs. Perry is
recovering from a serious
illness. She was able to
leave her bed last week and
walk to a chair, the first
time she has been able to do
this in months. Mr. Perry
who was confined to his bed
with an injured leg is able to
be up and about.
Mr. Tommy Layden and
N.C. visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Levi Brothers on Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Rountree of
Portsmouth; Va. were v
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
James Talley on Sunday.
Mrs. Mamie Pollard and
John Blount of Portsmouth,
V a. spent the weekend at
Southern Shores.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnie
Banks and daughter of
Elizabeth City were guests
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Billups on Sunday.
They also attended morning
service at New Bethel Bap
tist Church.
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Miss Sherry Harrell were
married Sunday afternoon,
March 27 at the Center Hill
Baptist Church. Mr. Layden
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
James O. Layden Jr. of
Belvidere.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Winslow have returned to
their home after a two
weeks visit with their son
and his family, Mr. and Mrs.
Preston Winslow of Wilm
ington, N.C. f
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hen
dricks of Chesapeake, Va.
visited Mrs. Hendricks
mother, Mrs. Nora Winslow,
and attended the Layden
Harrell wedding on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton
Layden and Mrs. Mary
Elizabeth Ward spent Sun
day in Williamsburg, Va.
touring and visiting the
Pottery.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston
Winslow and family of
Wilmington, N.C. arrived
Friday to visit his parents
and to attend the wedding of
his nephew, Tommy Layden
to Miss Sherry Harrell.
Mr. Charles E. Layden is
recovering nicely and is
able to take short walks
after being a patient in the
Leigh Memorial Hospital in
Norfolk, Va. His daughter,
Brenda, visited him over the
weekend. She is a student at
Atlantic Christian College in
Wilson, N.C.
Mr. and Mrs. James
Malco of Point Harbor spent
last Sunday with Mrs.
Malco's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W.T. Riddick.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Winslow and family have
moved into their new home.
It is located near his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.L.
Winslow's home.
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Last Sunday Mr. Lloyd
Evans, President of Bethel
Baptist Church ' Brother
hood, presented the Pastor,
Rev. Stanley Nixon, the
State Baptist Royal Am
bassadors Charter for the
newly reorganized Boys'
organization. Rev. Nixon in
turn presented the charter
to Tim Perry, president of
the pioneers and crusaders
of Bethel Boys Am
bassadors. The boys
received their badges and
registration cards from Mr.
Marq Gray, counselor.
Thursday night (tonight)
the boys will be hosted at a
Father-Son Banquet given
by the Brotherhood of the
church.
Mrs. Elaine Phillips
entertained the Scrabble
Four club recently at her
home with a delicious lun
cheon in the setting of her
enclosed sun porch. Later
the group adjourned to the
family room where they en
joyed a session of scrabble
by a glowing fire place. Mrs.
Ethel White was high scorer
with two games. Winning a
game each were Mrs.
Loraine Simpson and Mrs.
Freda Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sheldon
have returned home after
spending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Bush at
Woodstock, Va. Mr. Sheldon
carried a "Wagon Wheel
Swing" which he had made
and easily sold while on the
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Har
rington, Jr. of Snug Harbor
spent last weekend in the
Washington, D.C. area.
They were accompanied by
their daughter, Marsh, from
p.m. 730 p.m. 10:30 p.m
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By Inez
Hampton, Va., and their
son, David and his wife,
Karen from New Jersey who
met them at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Irvin Lee at Falls
Church, Va. They toured
Washington Saturday, en
joying the Cherry Blossoms.
They also liked the quaint
ness of Alexandria, Va. A
birthday celebration was
also Included in their visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Gabby
Byrum, proprietors of Cab
by's Restaurant, and their
co-workers, Hazelena
Byrum, Lucy Mae White,
and Earlene White, spent
Wednesday of last week in
Norfolk, Va., where they did
some shopping and enjoyed
a delightful dinner together.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Perry
and son, Timmy, visited
relatives at Virginia Beach,
Va. last weekend. The
Perry's grandson, Nathan,
had just returned home
from the hospital. On Sun
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day they enjoyed a "Dail"
family reunion at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gar
rett. All of the family were
there Including Mr. and
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Texas. Paul Perry . ac
companied the Perry family
home to spend the week.
. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Harris and children visited
Mrs. Harris' mother, Mrs.
Lillian Perry, at Kitty Hawk
on Sunday.
Birthday congratulations
are extended to Mrs. Marq
Gray this week.
The Albemarle Players'
production of Carousel
presented last week at the
Sheep Auditorium in
Elizabeth City was another
fo their outstanding plays.
Mrs. Lester Simpson and
Mrs. N.E. Nelson were
among those attending
the Saturday night
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