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I Engagement announced
MORRIS-CLAYTON
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Mor
ris of 1547 David Lane, Roxboro,
> N.C. announce the engagement
of their daughter Tonya Reyna
? Morris to Thomas Preston Brinn
Clayton of Rt. 1, Timber lake, NC.
Clayton is the son of Mr. and
; Mrs. Jerry M. Clayton of Club
Lake Rd., Roxoboro, N.C. and
' the grandson of the late Dr.
Thomas Preston Brinn and Mary
; Glasson Brinn of Hertford.
The bride-elect it a 1982 grad
uate of Person Senior High
School and a 1964 graduate of
Durham Technical Institute with
an Associates Degree in business
computer programming. She is
employed at Carolina Power and
Light Co.
The prospective bridegroom is
a 1961 graduate of Person Senior
High School and a 1965 graduate
of Eton College with a Bachelor
of Science degree in Business Ad
ministration. He is employed at
Taylor Printing Co. in Roxboro.
The wedding is to take place on
August 2, 1966 at 5 p.m. at Long
Memorial United Medthodist
Church.
Dear
friends,
The death of a rela
tive or friend away from
home, or the fact that in
terment is to be at a dis
tance from the deceased's
home need present no
problem. Your local fune
ral director, thru his asso
ciations, can readily make
funeral arrangements
anywhere in the world. In
either case, promptly con
tact your local funeral di
rector to arrange the
nccessary details.
Respectfully,
?>uitttbell
funeral
Botne, 3nc.
509 Dobbs Street
Hertford, N.C.
426-7311
Dail reunion held
The descendents of Flecther S.
Dail held their thirteenth annual
family reunion at Missing Mill
Park in Hertford, N.C. on June
22. There were 65 present to en
joy the food and fellowship to
gether.
Those attending from out of
town were, William, Gloria, Re
becca and William Hanson, Jr. of
Roanake, Va; Glenn, Mary Ann
and Brian Dail, of Sandston, Va. ;
Hubert and Jackie Barber, Mil
ton and Bonnie Barber, Janie
Strong, of Va. Beach, Va. ; Edgar
and Lois Dail of Newport News,
Va.; Carl, Gail and Janet Dail,
Car la, Carrie and Jeffrey Spruill
of Creswell, N.C.; Theresa Ann
Johnson, of Carrolton, Va.; and
the Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Bunch,
Celia Spivey and George Ward of
Edenton, N.C.
Bingo tournament winners
The Perquimans County Senior
Citizens Center sponsored a Dis
trict 1-B Bingo Tournament on
Thursday, July 26. The winners
were 1st place? Kathleen Bren
naman, 2nd place? Harriett
Rouse and 3rd place? Georgette
Miles.
7 Card
of Thanks
^ We would like to thank everyone for
all the acts of kindness rendered to my
family during the illness & death of our
aunt Helen Winslow.
Jessie Cox
do iron Remember:
Kendall Hastings
Woodville Baptist Cnurch
Ht. 4, Hertford
Remember the story of Adam and Eve, out of the Garden, how they
looked for a ploce for shod*, a place to plant seeds, how they found
the ground hard and full of thistles and thorns with little rain to grow
their crops, how Cain killed Abel, all the hardships they had when God
did not car* for th*m, wh*n th*y r*j*ct*d God? Listen to th*ir story of
finding God in lat*r y*ars - of one* again f**ling God's pr*s*nc*.
ADAM: Ev*. How Wonderful! I can feel God's pr*s*ns*. I can f**l fresh
n*ss com* bock into my lif*. I f**l happy. Com*, lot's walk with
God. Lot's sing praises to His nam*. Oh, God, thank you for
your grac* to forgiv*.
EVE: Adom, Do you r*m*mber what it was like when we walked with
God?
ADAM: Wonderful! The beautiful paths lived with such beauty. The
flowers - their colors were of such brilliance. Holding hands we
could walk in splendor as the cool breeze soothed our cheeks.
His voice from within, spooking words of love, giving all that we
needed.
EVE: Yes, Adam, the berries were so juicy and delicious. The apples
were so red and yellow and delicious * beyond imogfrnitiftf'
ADAM: Eve, the oranges, bright as the sun and juicy. The streams of
water so refreshing for dips and so cool to the throat.
EVE: Adam, God did give us all that we needed. He clothed our world
in beauty and splendor and nourished our appetites with deli
cious fruit, berries, food and clothed us with the warmth of His
love.
ADAM: Eve. How can we ever thank God enough, that once again H* is
with us.
EVE: Adam, will H* b* with our children and children's children?
I I
ADAM: Yes, Eve. I'm sure God loves those who respond to His love.
Those who. like us, see that oil God ever wonted or ever wonts
is to love and take care of us; to toke away the thistles and
thorns; to cause the fields of clover to be beautiful; to give a
bountiful harvest; to have the trees of fruit to be in abundance;
to speak to us words of comfort, words of kindness, words of
encourogement .
EVE: All that's in the world, Adam, it's here for those who love God.
Those who respond to His love. Come, Adam, let's go tell our
children lest they go through life without God's care.
ADAM: We can try. Eve. but one must let God come in. One must open
the door of his life to God that God might come in.
EVE: Adam, how could one not want God's love, God's tender mercy?
ADAM: Remember, Eve, we thought we didn't. We must ossume others
feel as we did.
EVE: Oh, Adam, if they only knew. Come, let us tell our story. Perhaps
some with listen. Some will find love and happiness. It only one,
what rejoicing that will be.
ADAM: Eve, how great God is to forgive, to forget, to accept ones such as
us back into His fold.
EVE: Adam, I believe He was there all the while. He knew we needed Him
if we were to live. He knew if we were to be happy, we needed His
love. He knew we were a part of Him, and without Him we would
suffer and die.
ADAM: Let us pray we will always be His. We can always keep His
garden.
EVE: Hold my hand, Adam. Let's walk with God, together.
? Kendall Hastings
People's
Bank & Trust Co.
MEMBER FDIC
Hertford, N.C.
Reed Oil Company
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HERTFORD, N.C.
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Pharmacy
A 10% Discount On All
Prescriptions
For all Our Customers Ago 60
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426-3527
THE MESSAGE ON THIS
PAGE IS SPONSORED BY
THE MERCHANTS AND PA
TRONS LISTED HERE.
TONYA R. MORRIS
F estival
slated
Talents, skills, arts and crafts
will be on display and for sale at
the Sixth Annual Festival of
Skills to be held on Saturday,
September 6, 1986 in Hertford,
North Carolina from 10:00 a.m.?
5:00 p.m. Location will be an
nounced later. The event will be
sponsored by the Perquimans
County Extension Homemakers
and the Agricultural Extension
Service.
If anyone is interested in rent
ing a space, please call 426-7697
for an application form.
Handmade items are as popu
lar as ever and seem to add a
nostalgia touch to home and of
fices. Craft items can bring a
treasured look and feel of the
past which seems to slow down
the pace of the high "tech" 20th
Century. What ever the reason
plan to spend a few hours with
these talented people on Satur
day, September 6, 1986. Mark
your calendar now.
Community Calendar
Arts Frenzy Planned
The Perquimans County School
and the Grassroots Arts Pro
gram of the North Carolina Arts
Council announces a "Summer
Arts Frenzy" open to all stu
dents, grades 1-6. Sessions will be
held from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon
at Hertford Grammar School
Cafeteria.
Students may participate in
the Summer Feeding program at
Hertford Grammar School if de
sired on July 7-11 the lst-3rd
grades will participate in "Inter
national Art". On July 14-18, the
4th-6th grades will participate in
"Puppetry".
A maximum enrollment of 30
students and a minimum enroll
ment of 10 students is required.
Please call 426-5741 to preregis
ter for the Summer arts Frenzy;
first come-first served basis.
The insturctor will be Deborah
Coates, PCHS Art Teacher.
Immunization Clinic Set
A Nightime Immunization
Clinic for working parents will be
held on July 3, 1986 from 5:00 to
7:00 p.m. at the Perquimans
County Health Department in
Hertford.
Craft Classes Offered
N.E.E.D. has scheduled the
following craft classes and a
seminar for July to be held at
Watermark in Elizabeth City:
Pine needle basket, July 1, 8;
Mini-garlic basket, July 2, 16, 31 ;
Mini-market basket, July 9;
Hammock making, July 10, 17
and Tatting, July 15, 23, and 30th.
Learning to be a member of a
board of directors? seminar
July 25, 6-9 p.m.
Please call Jo Stephens for in
formation, 338-0853.
Groups or individuals inter
ested in a craft class taught in
their location, please let us know.
Bookmobile Schedule
The Perquimans County Book
mobile schedule for July 11 & 25
is as follows:
New Hope, 9:45-10:15; White
Hat, 10:30-11:00; M. Wood Drive,
11:15; Annibelle Whitley, 11:30;
Woodville Fire Station, 11:45
12:30 and S. Broglin Drive, 12:30.
J. Perry's Drive, 12:30; Chapa
noke, 12:45-1:15; C.W. Gregory,
1:30; Winnie Riddick, 1:45; Lay
den Supermarket, 2:00-2:30; K.
Turner's Drive (Belvidere), 2:30
2:45; Ruby Raby, 3:00 and
Wynne Fork, 3:15.
Dessert ideas using fresh peaches
As fresh peaches rise to their
peak in availability and flavor
enjoy these two delicious des
serts. Either would be welcomed
at your July 4 celebration.
COCK'S
CORNER
fty
EDNA
WOlVERTON
PEACH TORTE
3 egg whites, beaten stiff
1 cup sugar
12 saltine crackers, finely
crushed
Vfe cup chopped pecans
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1 teaspoon vanilla
V* teaspoon baking powder
V2 pint whipping cream, whipped
2-3 cups sliced peaches, slightly
sweetened
Beat egg whites until stiff; add
sugar. Continue beating and fold
in remaining ingredients. Spread
into a 10" greased pie plate. Bake
30 minutes at 325 degrees until
lightly brown. Cool. Spread crust
with a layer of whipped cream,
layer of well drained peaches,
and top with remaining whipped
cream. Yield 1 10" torte. Serves
6.
FRESH PEACH CAKE
lVfe cup light brown sugar
Vt cup butter
2 eggs
1 cup buttermilk
2 cups plain flour
1 teaspoon soda
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 teaspoon cinnamon
pinch salt
2 cups chopped fresh peaches
1 cup light brown sugar
lh stick butter
V4 cup sweet milk
Cream butter and sugar. Add
eggs. Sift flour with soda and salt
and add dry ingredients to
creamed mixture alternately
with buttermilk. Add chopped
peaches lost. Pour into a greased
9"xl3" pan and bake at 300 de
grees for 45 minutes. (You may
substitute, rhubarb, blueberries
or strawberries for peaches).
Boil sugar, butter, and milk for
three minutes and pour over hot
cake when it's done and still in
the pan. Serve in squares with
whipped cream flavored with
cinnamon. Yield 1 9x13" cake.
Summer Savings
All Summer Merchandise
20% ? 50%
Sweaters ? Blouses ? Tops ? Pants
Skirts ? Swimwear
Check our new fall arrivals