Of local interest
? Obituaries
Hertford? Mrs. Elizabeth Kea
ton Benton, 82, of 205 Hiland Park,
died Saturday, January 21, 1969, at
9: 10 p.m. in Albemarle Hospital.
A native of Pasquotank County
she was the daughter of the late
; Mary Britt and Robert R. Keaton
- and the widow of George Edward
Benton. She was a retired supervi
sor of the lunchroom at Perqui
mans County High School. Mrs.
Benton was a member of Hertford
1 Baptist Church and its Dorcas Sun
- day School Class.
- Survivors include a daughter,
; Mrs. Barbara B. White of Hert
ford; a son, Floyd Benton of Bas
sett, Va.; four sisters, Mrs. Tim
(Dot) Mathews and Mrs. Dick
I (Ruby) Long, both of Hertford,
* Mrs. Wiley (Maude) Paul of Ame
lia, Va. and Mrs. Eloise Britt of
? Suffolk, Va.; a brother, Robert R.
Keaton of Hertford; 4 grandchil
dren and 6 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Mon
; day at 3:00 p.m. in Swindell Fune
? ral Chapel with Rev. Raymond
I Needham officiating. Burial fol
* lowed in Cedarwood Cemetery.
? Pallbearers were Howard Math
ews, Jr., Don Keaton, Ricky Gibbs,
John Elmer Wood, Jr., Marty
Mathews and John Mathews.
. RACHEL LAVANDY PARKER
FELTON
Hertford? Rachel Lavandy Par
ker Felton, 78, died January 9, 1989
in Chowan Hospital, Edenton, NC.
She was a native of Perquimans
County and a member of the Saun
* der's Grove Missionary Baptist
- Church, Hertford.
She was the daughter of the late
Miles and Alberta Wheeler Parker.
I Survivors include her husband,
2- Foster L. Felton of the home; one
daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Small of
Portsmouth, Va.; one son, Al
; phonso Felton of Hertford; one sis
ter, Mrs. Carrie Eason of South
Mills, NC; 8 grandchildren and 20
great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Jan
* uary 14, 1989 in Saunder's Grove
Missionary Baptist Church, Hert
ford, NC with Rev. Larry Moore of
* ficiating. Burial was in Cedarwood
* Cemetery, Hertford, NC.
AARON D. HONEYBLUE
Aaron Donte Honeyblue, two
- months old, of Route 5, Box 359,
' Hertford, died January 21 at his
* home.
? Honeyblue was the son of Doro
* thy Honeyblue. He is survived by
five sisters: Masheil, Salina,
nuiaiiua, ^aaaaiiuia aiiu ma utile
Honey blue of the home; one
brother: Jamie Honey blue of the
home; and grandparents: Mr. and
Mrs. James W. Honeyblue of Eden
ton.
Graveside services were con
ducted January 24 at 3:00 at the
New Bethel Missionary Baptist
Church Cemetery, Hertford.
JOANNE RIDDICK HILL
Mrs. JoAnne Riddick Hill, 32, of
59X2 Commonwealth Drive, Vir
ginia Beach, VA, died at 8: 15 p.m.
at Medical College of Virginia Hos
pital, Richmond, VA on January
16.
A native of Winfall, Hill was a
graduate of Perquimans County
High School and College of the Al
bemarle. She was employed at the
7-11 Store in the Kempsville section
of Virginia Beach as a manager.
Riddick is survived by her hus
band, Don Jerome Hill of Virginia
Beach, VA; two sons, Javon Gavin
Hill and Marquis Darnell Hill of
Virginia Beach; her parents, The
Rev. George Thomas White and
Mrs. Carolyn Zeta White of Win
fall; a sister, Mrs. Priscilla White
Evans of Virginia Beach, VA; and
three brothers, Bruce L. Louther of
Chesapeake, VA, Preston L. Rid
dick of Norfolk, VA and Sterling L.
White of Virginia Beach, VA.
The funeral was held January 21
at 2:00 p.m. at the Poplar Run
AME Zion Church, Winfall, by Dr.
L. Newby.
EMILY JANE WEST LEE
Brooklyn, NY? Emily Jane West
Lee, 72, died January 8, 1989 in
King's County Hospital, Brooklyn,
NY.
She was a native of Perquimans
County but lived in Brooklyn, NY.
She was a member of the Leigh's
Temple AME Zion Church.
She was the daughter of the late
Henry White and Mrs. Sophia
West.
Survivors include her husband,
Ozeal W. Lee of Brooklyn, NY;
three daughters, Mrs. Mary Alice
Smith, Mrs. Sarah Willis and Ms.
Catherine Lee of Brooklyn, NY;
four sons, Izell Lee, Aurtnur Lee,
Charles Lee and Derrick Lee of
Brooklyn, NY; one brother, John
Henry White of Hertford; 24 grand
children and 17 great-grandchil
dren.
Funeral services were held in
Leigh's Temple AME Zion Church,
Durants Neclc Section of Hertford,
NC with Rev. J. A. Wright officiat
ing with the burial in the church
cemetery.
; People on the move
Mr. ahd Mrs. Larry Lane at
tended the funeral of Mr. Lawson
Ambrose in Manteo on Thursday,
r* While in the area, they visited their
f granddaughter and her family, Mr.
?' and Mrs. Sam Liverman, Jr.,
I Joshua and Lea, at Colington.
Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Ricks and
family of Manassas, VA visited
their families over the weekend,
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lane of Hert
*- ford and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ricks
of Edenton. They also visited their
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Liverman, Jr., at Colington.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard "Snooks"
Winslow spent a few days last week
with their daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Roche, Lau
rie and David, at Dumfries, VA.
. Also visiting was Mrs. Catherine
* Harrell of Edenton, Mr. Roche's
- sister.
Mrs. Linda Roberts of Virginia
Beach, VA visited her mother,
Mrs. Leora Chappell, at Brian Cen
ter last week.
Jeffrey Winslow of Hertford and
Rob Winslow of Belvidere recently
spent a week in Denver, CO attend
ing "Youthquake", a Young
Friends seminar sponsored by
Friends United Meeting. Jeffrey
and Rob represented Up River
Friends Meeting and Eastern
Quarter. Jeffrey is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Winslow. Rob is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold E.
Winslow.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swain of New
Hope have a son, Bobby Swain, in
the movie TEQUILLA SUNRISE,
now showing at the Gateway Twin
in Elizabeth City. He is playing a
secret agent.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Raymond
Cartwright went to see their son,
Jeffery, at UNC on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Delvin Eure cele
brated their 59th wedding anniver
sary on January 22 when their sons
and their wives entertained them
at Eure's Restaurant.
HOSPITAL NOTES
The following people have re
turned home from the hospital:
Kay Winslow, Jarvis Ward and
Jesse Parker Perry.
r CARD OF
THANKS
Words are inadequate to express my appreciation for all the nice
things that have been done for my husband and me during my
recent illness. The beautiful flowers, the delicious food, the nu
merous cards and last but not least the prayers that have been
offered for my Recovery have meant much to me. May the Lord
bless and keep you. t
Grace Coston
I would like to express my deep appreciation to everyone
for the kindness shown during my stay in the hospital.
Thank you for every expression of Igve and concern, for the
visits, cards, calls dhd flowers. They meant so much to n?e.
Your thoughtfulness will cHways be remembered.
*
Helrni Sumner
We wish to thank all of our friends and neighbors who
brought food, and gave us love and encouragement during
our recent family trogedy. YOor concern and friendship during
our time of sdrroyy wttl never be forgotten.
Tli* Family of
Billy Johnson
ELIZABETH W. NIXON
Edenton, NC-Elizabeth Ward
"Lizzie Byrd" Nixon, 78, of Rt. 1,
died January 17, 1969, in a hospital.
Mrs. Nixon, a native of Perqui
mans County, was a member of
Rocky Hock Baptist Church. She
also was a member of the Oak
Grove Home Demonstration Club.
She was the widow of James S.
Nixon.
Survivors include nieces and
nephews
The funeral was conducted at 2
p.m. January 19, 1989 in Rocky
Hock Baptist Church by the Rev.
Donald Wagner. Burial was in
Nixon family cemetery. Williford
Barham Funeral Home handled
arrangements.
JOHN JOSEPH PETITE
Edenton-John Joseph "Jack"
Petite, 77, of Rt. 4, Box 478, Cape
Colony, Edenton, died Thursday,
January 19, 1989, in Chowan Hospi
tal.
A native of New York, he was the
son of the late Delia LaClare and
Frank R. Petite and the widower of
Elsie Chambers Petite. He was a
retired Industrial Engineer with
the Union Building in New York
City. A Navy veteran of World War
II Petite was a member of the Dis
abled American Veterans and the
Teamsters Union.
Survivors include a daughter,
Mrs. William (Renee) Hahne of Rt.
4, Edenton; a son, William Petite
of Nevada City, Calif. ; 8 grandchil
dren and 11 great-grandchildren.
Private graveside services were
held Sunday in Cedarwood Ceme
tery in Hertford. Swindell Funeral
Home, Hertford, was in charge of
arrangements.
ALVIN LEANDER TWINE
Elizabeth City? Alvin Leander
Twine, 28, of 1403 River Rd., Eliza
beth City, NC died January 10, 1989
in Albemarle Hospital.
He was a member of St. Paul
Church of God In Christ, Tyner,
NC, a 1978 graduate of Chowan
High School. He attended College
of The Albemarle, Elizabeth City,
NC. Twine was an army veteran
and was presently employed at the
U. S. Coast Guard Base in Eliza
beth City, NC.
Survivors include his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Alvin Twine of
Tyner, NC; two sons; Avery Twine
of Fort Lauderdale, Florida and
Christopher Rountree of Tyner,
NC; ten sisters, Gwendolyn Revell,
Beverly Bonner, Teresa, Reba
Twine all of Edenton, NC, Sandra
Brickous, Connie Destrich of
Queens, N.Y., Angela Barrington
of Newport News, , Va., Sharon
Twine of the home, Arlene Twine of
Elizabeth City State University,
Elizabeth City, NC, Maxine Twine
of N.C.S.U. of Raleigh, NC. ; eight
brothers, Elder Joseph, Zeddie,
and Bruce all of Long Island, N.Y.,
Willie L. of Elizabeth City, NC, Sgt.
Tony Twine of West Berlin, Ger
many, Barry of Newport News,
Va., Lloyd and Gregory of the
home; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
McCarthy Mitchell, Sr. of Hert
ford, NC and Mrs. Bertha L. Twine
of Tyner, NC.
Funeral services were January
15, 1989 at Center Hill Baptist
Church, Tyner, NC with Elder A.
B. Purkett officiating. Burial was
in Piney Grove Cemetery in Tyner,
NC with military rites conducted
by the Linton J. Sutton American
Legion Post No. 223.
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J9WN OF HERTFORD
1988 Town Tags and Stickers are on
sale as of January 1, 1888.
at the HERTFORD TOWN OFFICE
?
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for each vehicle owned.
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Perquimans Middle School students are enjoying the intramural volleyball tournaments being held
during lunch.
Community happenings -
Chamber meets
The Perquimans County Cham
ber of Commerce will meet on
Monday, January 30 at 7:30 p.m. at
the Chamber office.
Site menus
The following is the Perquimans
County Nutrition Site menu for the
week of January 30 - February 3,
1989.
Monday? baked ham with glazed
pineapple, scalloped potatoes, sea
soned turnips with roots, corn
bread, margarine, fresh tangerine,
milk.
Tuesday? beef stew with onions
and gravy, glazed carrots, but
tered green peas, whole wheat
bread, margarine, orange-grape
fruit juice, milk.
Wednesday? baked chicken
breast in undiluted cream of mush
room soup, buttered chopped spin
ach, coleslaw with green peppers,
biscuit, margarine, chocolate
layer cake with chocolate icing,
milk.
Thursday? grilled calves liver
with onions and gravy, seasoned
green beans, buttered corn, bran
muffin, margarine, spiced apples,
milk.
Friday? Salisbury steak with
gravy, buttered broccoli, potatoes
augratin, whole wheat bread, mar
garine, red apple, celery, raisin
salad on lettuce, milk.
Bird boxes
The Perquimans Conservation
Committee located at 104 Dobbs
Street (Agricultural Building be
hind Ned's Gulf Station) is selling
bluebird boxes for $2.50 each.
The boxes were constructed by
the Perquimans Middle School vo
cational class. Please contact 426
5545 if you would like to purchase a
home for your bluebirds.
All proceeds go toward the dis
trict's educational program.
School menus
SCHOOL MENU The following is
the Perquimans County School
menu for the week of January 30 -
February 3, 1969.
Monday? breakfast? filled do
nut or cereal, fruit or juice, milk.
Lunch? cheeseburger or barbe
que-bun, potato wedges, battered
squash, green peas, fruit, milk.
Tuesday? breakfast? pecan
twirl or cereal, fruit or juice, milk.
Lunch? fish sandwich or la
sagna-hot roll, french fries, green
beans, tossed salad, fruit, milk.
Wednesday? breakfast? ham
biscuit or cereal, fruit or juice,
milk.
Lunch? pizza or rib sandwich,
hash browns, broccoli casserole,
corn, plums, milk.
Thursday? breakfast? scrambl
ed eggs-bacon-toast or cereal, fruit
or juice, milk.
Lunch? grilled cheese or lun
cheon meat sandwich, french fries,
vegetable soup, vegetable sticks,
pear salad, milk.
Friday? breakfast? coffeecake
or cereal, fruit or juice, milk.
Lunch? chicken pattie-bun or
beef tips-rice-hot roll, baked po
tato, okra, carrot and raisin salad,
fruit, milk.
Bookmobile
The Perquimans County Book
mobile makes these stops on Fri
day, January 27, 1989.
New Hope 9:30-10:00; White Hat
10:15-10:45; Harrell's Drive 11:00
11:15; Woodville Fire Station 11:30
12:00; S. Broglin 12:15; A. Whitley
12:30; Chapanoke 1:00-1:30; C. W.
Gregory 1:45; Winnie Riddick
2:00; M. White 2:30; Wynne Fork
3:15-3:45.
AARP to meet
The Perquimans Chapter No.
4118 of the American Association of
Retired Persons (A.A.R.P.) will
meet Monday, January 30, 1989 at
the Senior Center on Grubb Street
in Hertford at 2:00 p.m. Sharon
Robinson of the Albemarle Com
mission will present the program
on "Older Adult Employment Op
portunities." Interested persons
from Pasquotank and Chowan
Counties are invited to visit and be
come members.
RUTH'S SHOES N' CLOTHES
SALE IN PROGRESS
25% to 50% OFF
Wards Shopping Center Hertford
World Woodmen
The Woodmen of the World
Lodge 463 will meet January 26,
1989 - 6:30 p.m. at the "Stake and
Cake" Restaurant.
Farm Bureau
- The Farm Bureau. Women's
Committee will meet at the Farm
Bureau office on Church Street Ex- '
tended on Tuesday, January 31 at K
7:30 p.m. All members are urged to
attend as much important business
will be discussed.
Health clinic
The following is the Perquimans
County Health Department Sched
ule for the month of February,
1989.
Feb. (2) immunization 5-7 p.m.; i
(3) general p.m, WIC all day; (6)|J
prenatal a.m., family planning
p.m.; (7) teen clinic a.m.; (8) child
health all day; (10) general p.m.;
(14) prenatal & general p.m.; (14)
prenatal & general p.m.; (15) child
health, Dr. Slade; (16) pap clinic;
(17) general p.m., WIC all day;
(20) prenatal a.m., family plan
ning p.m.; (24) general p.m.; (28)
prenatal & general p.m.
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Hertford
City ? Charter Date
1923
Hartford Sowings 8 Loan Assn._ - -
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Street Address 121 N. Church St. ,
County Perquimons7ip 27944
Officers:
Henry C. Stokes, Jr. - Pres.
C.D. White. Jr. - V-Pres.
H. Gene Boyce- Sec.-Treas.
STATEMENT OF CONDITION ? DECEMBER 31, 1988
ASSETS
1 . Mortgage loan & contracts '4,488.000
2. Nonmortgage loans 129,006
3. Real estate owned & Repossessed Assets . . . 42,000
4. Cash & Investments 3,305,000
5. Fixed Assets (net) 16,OOQ[
6. Other assets 65,000
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TOTAL ASSETS *8,045,000
LIABILITIES A NET WORTH
7. Deposits *7,224, OOq
8. Other liabilities ... 30,000
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9. Unappropriated retained earnings 791,000;
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TOTAL LIABILITIES A NET WORTH '8.045.00C)
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Board of Directors (Chairman designated by asterisk.)
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H. Gen? Boyce Clifford P. Towe
Broughton T. Poll C.D. White. Jr.
Walter G. Edwards, Jr. Wayne Wlnslow
Fenton T. Eur*
Benjamin C. Hobbs
Henry C. Stokes, Jr.* Certified to be true and correct by
? ? ? (Signature) G?w Boyce
HERTFORD SAVINGS & LOAN ASSNj
N. Church St.
| Hertford, N.C. 27944
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