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With Perquimaiw
Boys In Service
Dear Max:
I've been receiving your paper
nuw for some weeks, without town
ing whom to thank for it. Will you
rive the subscriber my sincerest ap-
preciation lor we inougnuuuiw
Jever has The Perquimans Week-
ly been more interesting than it is
to me now. I've been away long
enough to get out of touch with the
goings-on around there and the old
sheet" is a great refresher. Through
it 1 have been able to get a fair pic
ture of the changes I'll run into
when I. return, which, with luck,
won't be many months hence. God
speed that day.
Uest wishes to you and yours, and
tell Charlie Williford I read where
his car had a mishap . . . he'll have
to allow for more "drift" in the
future.
Your friend,
JIM NKYVBY. .
(J. E. Newby, C Sp)
Dear Jim, and All You Other
Fellows:
Thanks for your good letters.
Always glad to hear from you and
the folks back here tell me they thor
oughly enjoy reading your letters in
The Weekly.
To all you fellows who don't know
... the paper is being sent to you
by the Hertford Bank, with the hopes
that it will help you to keep up with
the "Old Home Town" and your
friends, and to help you pass what
leisure moments you might have.
Here's hoping that all of you will
soon be coming home.
Best Wishes,
THE EDITOR.
Dear Editor:
I really appreciate the kindness
of the Hertford Bank for sending me
The I'erquimans Weekly, ;i- it helps
trie keep in touch with what is going
.... 1
I learned a .i from it. It's really
a great paper, as you know, no mat-'
ter how much mail vou receive, you
never get all the news when you are i
a long way from home. It makes I
me think some one hasn't forgotten
the service man. Thanking you
again for the favor, I remain,
WILLIE LILLY.
APO 93,
San Francisco, Cal.
The I'erquimans Weekly,
Hertford, N. C.
1
Editor:
Hease let me take this opportun
ity to thank you and the Hertford
Hanking Company for The Perqurm
ans Weekly. 1 would like, also, at
this time to tell you how much I
enjoy reading about my friends and
buddies in other parts of the world.
I'd also like to say "Hello" to all my
friends wherever they may be. i
I've been overseas nearly sixteen
months and with over a year in the
South Sea Islands. Therefore, I
hardly need tell you how much 1 1
would enjoy a Saturday afternoon in'
Hertford. il
I'm very glad, also, to say that I'm I
not only a soldier of my country,:
hut also of the Lord. I'm sure things!
would have been a lot different if 1
had not looked toward my Savior'
lor help and guidance. Aiso happy I
to say that I'm enjoying life and
Christian fellowship.
I've meet Christians from all over
the States and from all denomina
tions. Tnank Cod for the love that I
binds them all in the fellowship ofj
the Lord. i
We Christian Soldiers appreciate
the many prayers ascending to the
Throne of God daily in behalf of all
servicemen. I'm glad that Cud has
seen fit to answer their prayers.
I'm sure that it will be of interest
to many to know we are in the midst
of a mighty revival here in the primi
tive jungle. God is in our midst, the
Gospel is being preached in its full
ness. In the past four weeks there
have been over seventy-five
who accepted Christ as their peisonal
iSavior. Some of these have been
baptized in the tropical sea.
On several occasions it has been
my privilege to preach along with my
other Christian work while at A. P.
O. 928 a group of we Christian boys
in other than working hours built a
nice little chapel. I'm enclosing a
history of this chapel. I would ap
preciate it if you could find space in
The Weekly to print it. Thank you.
Again thanking you for the paper,
I am,
Sincerely yours,
Sgt. C. GILBERT CHAPPELL,
11th Special Service Co., 3rd Pit.
A. P. O. 565, c-o P. O.
San Francisco, Cal.
Dear Sir:
I just want to take this time to
thank you and all who had any part
in sending me The Perquimans
Weekly. I would have done this
sooner, but so many times I was out
on duty too far to get my paper, or
Bend a letter, but I'd get them all
when I'd get in and would enjoy
them all so much. It was always a
great pleasure to get them and read
about home folks when 'one is so fai
away. I think of you all and hope
the time is not far distant when we
will all be able to go back home, a
job well done. We are doing our
best to win the victory and come
home with flying colors and a song Of
gladness in our hearts, with great
thanks giving. Thanking yon all
gain.,
,. ; . Respectfully,
' -' ,J" - 3. RUPERT BANKS,
Petty Officer; First a ass, U. IS. N. ,
Mr. Max Campbell, Editor, 1
The- PeVimeie Veekry,
Hertford, N. C.
Dear Max:
Have received The Perquimans
Weekly several times and hope you
can continue sending it often. Sure
would like to be back in the old home
town of Hertford.
I've seen two Perquimans County
boys over here, William Landing, Jr.,
and Haywood B. Umphlett. It was
good to see some one from home.
Will be glad when I get back to the
good old town of Hertford. Tell the
folks Hello. I am getting alone fine,
and hope my next move will be back
to good old North Carolina.
Thanks. Hope you and all the
home folks are getting along fine.
Yours truly,
HAYWOOD S. UMPHLETT.
Hawaii,
August 31, 1944.
Dear Editor:
I .want to express to you and my
friends how much I appreciate your
paper. I have been over seas over
two years and am now somewhere in
France. Of course, I get lots of nice
letters, but they can't help me in
knowing how Hertford is getting
along and where the people have
gotten to since the war as your paper
does. It seems the longer I am
away the more I enjoy The Weekly.
We hope this war will soon be
over and we can be back home again.
But. until then, I will look forward to
each week's copy of The Perquimans
Weekly.
Sincerely,
Wm. E. LANE.
ENTERTAINS DINNER GUESTS
Mrs. I. A. Ward was hostess on
Sunday at a dinner party honoring
Dr. Ward, who celebrated his birth
day. The invited guests included Mr.
and Mrs. W. M. Stephenson and
Frank Faucett of Pendleton; Mr. and
Mrs. E. N. Grady of Wilson; Dr. and
Mrs. W. T. Ward of Raleigh; Mr. and
Mrs. T. L. Ward and son, David of
Wand; Mr and Mrs J. R. Cooke,
J'- " Dinah Cooke of Aulander.
Supposed So
Crandall Have you heard about
Grimes? He was arrested today on
the golf links.
Greenback For driving while in
toxicated, I suppose.
classified
u;;al notices
r'UK
SALE LARGE LOT FARM
items including double section
drag, 2 and 1 plow disc, stock pea
harvester, hay rake, plows, plant
ers, cart, New Century plow, peanut
and timothy hay, corn, good mule,
milch cow and numerous other
articles. See J. H. Mansfield,
Route 1, Hertford, N. C.
sept.29pd.
FOR SALE CUBAN YAM SWEET
Potatoes, $2 per bushel. See C. W.
Reed, Hertford, N. C.
FOR RENT FOUR-KOOM HOUSE
with garage, poultry yard and gar
den. See L. J. Winslow, Belvidere,
N. C. sept.29th.
FOR SALE CHRISTMAS CARDS
and Stationery. Place your order
now with Miss Mamie Stallings, :
Phone Hertford, N. C. j
sept.l5,22,29,oct.6.
ANNOUNCEMENT I AM RE-1
presenting the State Hospital As-1
sociation, Inc., of Charlotte. Com-1
plSte hospitalization Insurancn. I
Mrs. Nellie Pierce, Hertford, N. C. !
sept.l5,22,2!,oct.fipd.!
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Administrator
nf tJio oatate nf Garland H. Onlev.
deceaRed late of perquimans County
LI
TAYLOR THEATRE
EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA
WE HAVE THE SHOWS
Friday, Sept. 29
"HAIL THE CONQUERING
HERO"
Starring Eddie Bracken with Ella
Raines and William Demarest
Latest News Color Cartoon
Saturday, Sept. 30
Roy Rogers, Mary Lee and
Dale Evans in
"SONG OF NEVADA"
"Haunted Harbor" No. 12
Comedy Popeye
Sunday, Oct. 1
Jack Haley and Harriet Billiard in
"TAKE IT BIG"
Unusual Occupation
Community Sing
Monday-Tuesday, Oct. 2-3
Eleanor Powell in
"SENSATIONS OF 1945"
With Dennis O'Keefe, W. C, Fields,
Sophie Tueker, Woody Herman
and His Orchestra and Cab
Calloway and His Band
Also Latest News Sport
Popular Science
Wednesday, Oct. 5
Jimmy Lydon and Charlie Smith In
"HENRY ALDRICH PLAYS
CUPID"
"Phantom" No. 12 "Devil Boate"
Coming Thursday and Friday,
October 5 and
Bette Davis and Claude Rains ia
-MR. SKEFFINGTON"
THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY HERTFORpJ
North Carolina, this Is to notify all or this notice will be pleaded in bar
wsrtww having claims against the of their recovery. All pewoni to
estate of said deceased to exhibit deb ted to said estate will please
them to the undersigned at Hert- make immediate payment
ford N. C, on or before the 18th day ; This 80th day of .August, 194.
of September, 1945, er this notice. MARY L LANE,
will be pleaded iii bar of their re-! Executrix of John T. Lane.
... . J .1J i Can1 O 1R 11 OO
covery. All persons inoeDieu w
estate will please make immediate
payment.
This 18th day of September, 1944.
MRS. VIRGINIA ONLEY,
Administrator of Garland H. Onley.
Sept22,29Oct6,13,20,i27
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Executors o
the estate of T. S. White, deceased,
late of Perquimans County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against the es
tntp of said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned at Hertford,
N.'C, on or before the 22nd day of
Aumist. 1945. or this notice will be
nlpadeH in bar of their recovery. All
hted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
This 22nd dav of August, 1944.
MATTIE T. WHITE and
T. S. WHITE, JR.,
Executors of T. S. White.
aug25septl,8,15,22,29
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Haviner qualified as Executor of
the estate of John T. Lane deceased,
Tate nf Perauimans County. North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of
said deceased to exhibit them to the
1 undersigned at Hertford, N. C, on or
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before the 3in nay oi August, i:,
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SEPTEMBER 8,
1944
HERTFORD HOME
FOR SALE
The P. H. Small home place at the
corner of Church and McCrary
Streets in Hertford, N. C, will be
offered for sale, at public auction,
for cash,, at the Court House Door,
Hertford, N. C, at 12 o'clock Noon
on '
Monday, Oct. 2, 1944
This lot contains a large resi
dence of excellent construction, and
has the approximate dimensions of
93 feet on Church Street, 150 feet on
McCrary Street, and 150 feet back
width.
The property is being sold for
partition by the heirs at law of the
late P. H. Small, who reserve the
right to reject any and all bids. The
OCttCK
m7day$
take 666
Liquid for Malarial Symptoms.
Fratthnatmg towers for pratiticmg Toluene Sindoir Refinery
OLUENE puts the knock-out punch
in TNT, and it is TNT that gives
bombs, "block busters", sea and land
mines their destructive power.
Sinclair makes great quantities of
Toluene from petroleum in these newly
completed fractionating towers at its
refinery at Marcus Hook, Pcnna.
To supply our boys who are doing
the fighting, Sinclair makes not only
Toluene, but also components for syn
BUY M OR E IV A It
TO WE,
sale will remain open and will not
be confirmed for ten" days after the
date thereof,, during which . time
raise of bid or additional bids may be
received. In case of such increased
bid the owners reserve the-, sight
again to offer the property at public
auction after as much as ten days
advertisement at the Court House
Bring your car in today for a careful inspection of your
tires. It is important you care for your tires. Our ser
vice is the best.
If you need new tires . . . and have the proper certifi
cate ... we can supply you tires.
Goodyear and V. S. Royal Tires and Tubes
JOF AND BILL'S SERVICE STATION
"Where Service h A Pleasure"
t KIM. WHITE. Prop.
thetic rubber, 100 octane aviation gaso
line and a long list of fuels and spe
cialized lubricants. Altogether, 10 mod
ern Sinclair refineries arc turning out
v
products for war-front and
home-front use.
SINCLAIR DfAtfRS do their
part by keeping war workers'
cars, delivery trucks and other
vitally- needed . vehicles on the
job. Let a Sinclair Dealer care for
your car, too. ; iV
0 O W O S At D S
a
door.
xne iiigncot iwusi niu
ed to make a deposit of five per'
at the time and place of . sale,
remainder to be paid - on , execi.
and .deKvety f deed. .
J. KENYON WILSON, Attorney,
Elisabeth City, N. C
Bept.16,22,29
At
JOE AND BILL'S
Official Tire
-If
Inspection Station
4,
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PHONE 8Wtl
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