Pagt a-Tlw Ptrqulmans Weekly, Hertford, N.C., Thursday, May )2, 1977
Lunch Menus
For May 16 -20
The following are lunch
menus, for Perquimans
County Schools during the
week of Hay 16-20:
HERTFORD GRAMMAR
PERQUIMANS CENTRAL
PERQUIMANS UNION
Mon.MaylB
: Turkey Sandwich
Gravy
Fruit Salad, Lettuce &
Dressing
Peanut Butter Crackers
Applesauce Cake
Milk
Tues.Mayl7
HamPattie
Potatoes auGratin
Lima Beans
School Baked Rolls
Milk
Wed. May 18
Tuna Salad on Lettuce
Sliced Tomato
Stewed Corn
Crackers
Rice & Raisin Pudding
Milk
Thur.Mayl9
Chicken Pie
String Beans
Roll
Pear Halves
Bread
Milk
Fri.May20
Icy Orange
Hamburger
Potato Salad
Dessert
Milk
Registration
Opens At COA
Summer registration will
begin at College of The
Albemarle next Monday.
The two-week registration
period will be open for
students who wish to enroll
for the regular Summer
Quarter or any of the other
five summer terms which
includes two five-week ses
sions and three accelerated
mine-quarter terms.
G. John Simmons, Jr.,
dean of student services,
said counselors will work
each day from 8 a.m. until 4
p.m. to assist students with
the selection of course
schedules. During the first
week. May 16 through May
19, registration will be open
until 7 p.m. each evening.
He explained that the ex
tended time has been
scheduled for the benefit of
those persons who, because
of job or family obligations,
are unable to register dur
ing the normal daytime
hours.
On The
Mrs. C.A. Davenport has
returned home after spen
ding several weeks in Cam
bridge, Md. with her sister,
Miss Ruth Schroeder.
Wayne Henritze attended
a Library Meeting in Apex
during the weekend.
Mrs. Robert Brodie of
Washington, D.C. spent the
weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Oakey,
Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Chesson
and family of Garner were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Chesson during the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. H.B. Mat
thews were guests of their
son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Reed Mat
thews, in Plymouth on Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Craton
. Stephens, Jr. of Garner
spent the weekend at their
cottage at White Hat.
Mr. and Mrs. Webb Gould
and sons of Virginia Beach,
Va. were guests of Mrs.
Gould's father, C.L. Dail, on
Sunday.
Mrs. Douglas Benton and
.daughter, Melanie, of
Greenville were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Williams at
Belvidere and Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Benton in Hertford. ,
- Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Mathews were guests of the
' Rev. and Mrs. Clifton
Hollowell in Robersonville
and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Mathews, Jr. in New Bern
on Sunday'.
. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Daily
and family of Nesport News,
. Va. spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wayland Howell, and, Mr.
and Mrs. Matthew Dail. ;
' Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
:Cullipher and family, of
List Your Property With
William F. Ainsley
Realtor '
Hertford. N.C.
PERQUIMANS HIGH.
Mon. May 16
Batter Fried Fish or Turkey
Sandwich
French Fries
Slaw
Fruit Cup
Pineapple Cake
Cornbread
Milk
Tues.Mayl7
Cheeseburger on Bun or
Ham Biscuit
Potato Salad
Lima Beans
Sliced Peaches
Milk
Wed. May 18
Hot Dog on Roll or Tuna
Salad on Lettuce
Sliced Tomatoes
Stewed Corn
French Fries
Rice & Raisin Pudding
Crackers
Milk
Thur.MayW
Chicken Pie or Barbecued
Beef on Bun
String Beans
Candied Sweet Potatoes
Cornbread
Pear Halves
Milk
Fri.May20
Hamburger on Bun or Pork
Pattie with Gravy
Potatoes auGratin
Peas & Carrots
Icy Orange
Angel Biscuit
Milk
Hours for the second week
will be from 8 a.m. until 4
p.m., Monday through
Friday. The Student Ser
vices office is located on the
first floor of the Main
building on COA's Riverside
Avenue campus in Elizabeth
City. In order to facilitate
complete registration, the
business office on the second ,
floor will remain open dur
ing the same hours to allow
registrants to pay their tui
tion and fees and be entered
on class rosters.
The first day of classes for
the Summer Quarter is
Thursday, June 2. Begin
ning dates for other summer
terms include: first five
week session, Thursday,
June 2; second five-week
session, Tuesday, July 12;
mini-quarter I, Wednesday,
June 8; mini-quarter II,
Friday, July 1; and mini
quarter III, Wednesday,
July 27.
Move
Virginia Beach, Va. were
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Preston Nixon on Sunday.
Mrs. Ann Collins and Miss
Ruth Schroeder of Cam
bridge, Md. spent several
days last week with Mrs.
C.A.Davenport.
The Rev. and Mrs. Milton
Mann and family spent a
few days last week at Nags
Head.
Miss Bea Skipsey of Nags
Head was a weekend guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Fenton
Britt.
Roy Vickers of Virginia
Beach, Va. spent the
weekend with his mother,
Mrs. Ellie Mae Vickers.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc
Closkey and sons, Darrin
and Todd, of Norfolk, Va.
were guests of Mrs. R.B.
Thach and other relatives in
the area on Sunday.
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EDITS YEARBOOK Susan Rogerson, a 1976 graduate of
Perquimans County High School, is Editor-in-Chief of the
"Buccaneer," the yearbook publication of East Carolina
University in Greenville, N.C. While in high school, Miss
Rogerson worked on the "Galleon" staff for two years, the
high school yearbook publication. She is the first freshman
ever to hold the top editorial position at ECU. She is a
psychology and sociology major and the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe R. Rogerson Jr. of Rt. 1, Hertford.
From
(EDITOR'S NOTE: The
following is an essay en
titled, The Cotton Seed, and
was written by Laura
Elizabeth Monds, sixth
grade student in 1930. It won
first place in an essay con
test and was, at that time,
published in The Per
quimans Weekly. Miss
Monds is today known as
Mrs. Robert E. Sutton of Rt.
3, Hertford. The article was
submitted by her daughter,
Mrs. William Wray Chap
pell of Rt. 3, Hertford.)
THE COTTON SEED
By Laura Elizabeth Monds
I was a little cotton seed in
the ginhouse.
One day a farmer came
and bought me and carried
me home. He then left me in
his barn. I was almost
'decided that I would forever
lay there when one bright
sunny day the fawner car
ried me and put me in a little
box concern drawn by two
horses from which I was
dropped in the soft moist
earth. When it rained I
TO AID COUNTY RECREATION
Betty Jo Harrell, (right) recent chair
man of the Penfuimans County Jaycet
tes' Fashions A' Flutter, is shown
presenting a check representing a $200
donation to the Perquimans County
Recreation Association. Accepting on
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became swollen up, my
back split and fell off.
One morning I awoke to
see the sunshine. I was then
two beautiful green leaves.
The farmer's little boy
ploughed me with one of the
horses I was planted with.
Then I was worked by his lit
tle girl with the hoe. My long
roots drank the water from
the soil and the sunshine. I
grew and was soon a large
plant, with long limbs. One
day a little bud came on me
and the next day a flower. I
decided then every one
would admire me, but I soon
fell off and died; then it left
a big hard ball which soon
opened and there were five
white locks. I decided it was
all over. Then I was taken to
the ginhouse and carried
through great wheels. After
I was ginned and the seed
taken out I was then taken to
the great manufacturing
mill. There I was woven into
a bolt of goods. I was carried
and dyed a beautiful color.
Then I was taken and put on
a shelf of a large dry-goods
store in the city. I felt that I
was prettier than my
brothers and sisters on the
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MAY 1939
By VIRGINIA WHITE
TRANSEAU
FIVE "WHITE" SCHOOL
PRINCIPALS NATIVES OF
PERQUIMANS: The April
30 issue of the Raleigh News
& Observer carried, in Carl
Spencer's "Odd Facts in
Carolina," the following
item : "More than half of the
'white' principals of high
schools in the State are
either brothers or first
cousins and were reared
within a half-mile of each
other: A. A. White,
Bladesboro; B.L. White,
Sunbury; F.M. White, Sedge
Garden; V.R. White,
Biscoe; W.A. White,
Jamestown; V.E. White,
Aurelian Springs; R.C.
White, Ramseur; T.L.
White, Knightdate." These
PLEASE, NOT ON ICE
Do not refrigerate egg
plant, rutabagas, hard-rind
squashes and sweet
potatoes; they should be
stored at 60 degrees. If these
vegetables must be kept at
room temperature, use
them within a week.
shelf, so they all abused me
and made fun of me. But I
decided I would wait to see
what would happen. Early
the next morning there
came a little girl and her
mother. "Oh, what a
beautiful piece of goods;
please buy me a dress of
that," said Shirley. I was
sold to her mother and car
ried home and made into lit
tle dresses for Shirley. How
proud she felt when she
walked to school wearing
her pretty rose dress. But
she never felt prouder than
I. Shirley was'' a good little
girl and took good care of
me. I was often washed and
starched so as to make me
look new and cleanAfter a
long time I was worn out and
thrown away. I knew I was
of no more good in this
world.
One day I was sold to
another man and carried to
a new mill and ground up in
to a kind of pulp; Then I was
made into many white
sheets and formed a tablet.
Again I was carried and put
on the shelves and Shirley
came and bought me.
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behalf of the association is member
Daisy Lane. A $25 donation was also
made to Hertford Grammar School in
appreciation for their cooperation dur
ing the show which was held at the
school. (Newbern photo)
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69 Mercury, 4-dr., V8, AT, AC
68 Fairlane, 2-dr., V3,
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g A Look Backward
five school principals are
natives of Perquimans
County, all born and reared
in the Belvidere section.
A.A. White is the son of Mrs,
Henry Winslow and the late
William White; F.M. White
and V.R. White are brothers
and sons of F.C. White;
Hugh White and B.L. White
are brothers and son of Mrs.
J.F. White and the late Mr.
White, all of Belvidere.
BIRTH ANNOUNCE
MENT: Of interest to their
many friends in Hertford is
the announcement of t the
ThiT"
Perquimans Weekly
Court House Square
HERTFORD, N.C. 27944
Entered as second class
matter November IS, 1934
at Post Office in Hertford,
N.C.
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News Editor
FREDA NELSON
Circulation Manager
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birth of a son to Mr. and
Mrs. John Broughton Jr. of
Norfolk, Va. The baby, John
Broughton III, was born on
Friday night, May 5th. Mr.
and Mrs. Broughton are
formerly from Hertford.'
Mrs. Broughton being Miss
Mattie Bert Relfe before her
recent marriage.
REMODELING RESI-.
DENCE: The residence of
Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Holmes is
undergoing repairs and
remodeling. The house was
the former home of the late
M.H. White, located on the
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Neiiher Holy
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Like the Holy Roman
Empire which was
neither Holy, nor Roman,
nor an Empire the so
called Health Care System
in this country is neither
Health nor Care nor a Sys
tem. Today, 97 of the
medical effort in the
United States goes to
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RIVER PARTY: A group
of young people enjoyed a
sailing party Tuesday night
on the river, culminating in
a steak fry on the beach at S
Winslow's Shoals. Those in V
the party included Missel
Bernice White, Patricia
Stephens, Grace Knowles,
Ruth Elliott and Ruth
Davenport, and Frank
Jessup, Harvey Clark,
Eldon Winslow, Henry
Stokes, Vernon Spruill and
James EvartNewby.
Health (kv;s
r Views
HERTF0RD.N.C.
conglomeration of red tape ,
for patients, pharmacists,
ana doctors, alike.
It's a frustrating mess. '
that's what it is! When will
our leaders channel this
nation's health expendi-,
tures into sensible disease
prevention programs,
greater health education
and a reduction of com-1
puterized fumbling?
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