... C, JAY JANUARY 18. I960,
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jwater Council Anniversary
cf Honor of the" Tidewater
t r.l be held at the Norfolk
X Auditorium, Ninth and
"; Streets "Sunday afternoon,
,ry 12, according to J . Vordon
y, chairman. - . , - '
outs and seniors will parade at
) o'clock and Cuba will- form on
lor Guard at the auditorium. Mr.
idsay is urging a 100 per cent at'
t .Jnce of Scouts. Scouters and par-
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9Dt Let Slip
Put End To Trip
Don't let 'a Blip put an end to your
trv
- 'That's, the warning given today by
, County Agent I. r C. Yaget of the
State College Extension Service. The
Usual traffic hazards with wnicn mo
torists must contend are about doubt
ed at this time of year, he - points
..out.-, ; 1 '- 1 ' ;
"When bad weather strikes, says
the county agent, cite oest pouey
to avoid going out on the highway at
all. "But those who have to drive
should take every precaution possible
to make their cars and driving accident-woof.
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jtiere are six rates enuvroeu y w
'.National Safety Council and recom-
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; When starting out, get the "feel"
of the road v by trying your brakes
while driving slowly and when no
other vehicles are near. .
Adjust speed to conditions. Blow
'own 04 wet, snowy, or Icy roads go
you can stop m time if you have to.
Use tire , chains on ke and snow,
They reduce braking distance as much
as 60 to 70 per cent.
Keep your windshield and windows
clear of fog, frost snow and ke. Be
sure your-ieadlights, windshield wip
ers and defrosters are in good work
ing condition. - ..'k- ', "
When you have to stop, pump your
brakes, i Jamming them on may . lock
them and throw your vehicle out of
control. , ' t
Follow- other vehicles at a safe
distance, It takes three to 12 times
as long to stop on snow and ice as
on dry concrete. ' '
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB
' Mrs. J. K. Futrell - was hostess to
her bridge chub last Thursday evening
at her home on Front Street. Those
playing were Mesdames C. A: Daven
port, Trim Wifcoo, W. H, Hardcastle,
S." P. Jessup, - JH. Newbold,' H. A.
Whitley, Rolac McMullan and Miss
Mae, Wood Winslow.;' The high score
prize went to Mrs. Hardcastle. Re
freshments were served by the host-
N, O, P and Q Drivers
Must Renew Licenses
. Persons whose surnames begin with
N O, P and Q now may apply for re
newals of drivers' licenses. ; Persons
jn this teategory may, seek renewals
through June SO.
At the suggestion of Jeff B. Wilson,
Director of Department of Motor
Vehicles, examiners throughout the
State kept their stations open in the
afternoon as long as the applicants
were on hand. during the L and M
rush. For the convenience of the pub
PAG2 THSZ3
lie the practice remained in effect.
through January 6 to take care of the
L and M drivers' who had failed to
make application before the December
81 deadline. The Highway Patrol co
operated with examiners in ' giving
road tests to applicants.'
I Fre-Inventory
ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK
OP LATE FALL DRESSES
; Values to $16.95 $M-95
Now Only $10.95
. " , Values to $12.95 $IO-95
Now Only $7.95
T-' S - Values to $8.95 and $7.95
" Now Only $5.95
Sale
ALL COATS AND SKIRTS
1A nff
O Ull
7
4 Coats, short style . . $5.00
Blouses, values up to $5.95
T Reduced to Only $2.95
WHITENS DRESS SHOP
'CIIURCH STREET
HERTFORD, N. C. f
mwm-
.. 1. How long did Britain rule Pale
stine 7
2. When did Finland become an in
dependent nation?
,8. Who wrote: "I Hear America
Singing?
4. What is the most plentiful ele
ment in the earth's atmosphere and
crust 1
6. What is the southernmost section
of the U. S.7
9. What is the northernmHt tin of
me u. b.i
7. Name the "Three MiiSVetra
8. What three former Natio?iHirt
capitals are now in Chinese Com
munist nands?
9. What is the salarv of th V1V0.
President of the U. S. T
10. How far Is f1i .1or. T.,:.
uvm ute eavcnT
THE ANSWERS
1. From 1917-1948.
2. In 1917, when she declared her
self free from Russian rule.
8. Walt Whitman.
4. Oxyaren. whieh
half the weight of each.
6. .Key West, Fla.
e. The Lake of Woods projection
of Minnesota.
7. Athos, Porthos and Aramis.
8. Peiping, Nanking and Canton.
9. $50,000 a year, nlua Sin nnn
tax-free allowance.
10. About 640,000,000 (miles,
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FOR STUMPING OR DITCHING
WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS
WE ALSO HAVE
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Fuses Wire
Blasting Caps
Batteries
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PHONE 346
HERTFORD, N. C
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
HERTFORD BUILDING AND LOAN
; , ASSOCIATION
" .' -' $ Ol Hertford, Nk O, as of December 81, 1949.
COopy of iSworn Statement Submitted to the Commissioner of Insurance
" A i.. As Required By Law) ,
v ... -' ASSETS
"S Association Owner - - -
K' i on hand and in Banks - . , 3,833.98
1 tf v of North Carolina and U. S. Government Bonds 2,500.00
" i in Federal Home Loan Bank.. . v None
-70 Loans ,! : ' 68,572.73
7 loaned to shareholders for the- purpose of enabling them -'
r 1 their homes.. Each loan secured by first mortgage on
. i i proved teal estate.
i Lroans
..inces made to our shareholders against their shares.
. 1 Tn exceeds 90 of alnount actually paid in. v
unces for Insurance, Taxes, etc,
No
460.00
iNone
e Furniture and Fixtures . Nonei A
ruilding iNone
'jati Owned - , Nohe
: 1 ' ;t Sold Under Contract ' iNone
? Assets ' ... . ' ' 1 107.40
7 1 f - 1 -'- 73,474.11
. -LIABILITIES . ' '
'.Vn Owes: ' , , "' ' l' v
-era ' .
rusted to our-care in the form of payments on shares. ':
t8hares, i',--- I 8,943.75 '
: L ores -- , 24.700.00
r46S,43.75
,:e . ;; - 3.000.00
rrowed for use in tuakinar loans to members: or retir-
-ired shares. Each' note approved, by at least two--rf
entire Board of Directors as required by law.
ble
-8
9
i intrust for distribution to share-holders at ma-
t jr eihareau - - t n -
ce Reserve (If, Insured) '1.' ,sj
tr Contingencies - : '
; led for the payment of any losses, if sustained. This
increases the safety and strength of the Association,
cities .
None -
!None'
8,624.62
None
8,200.00
6.84
i Carolina, . . t ' 1 n .j t , ,
imans. ss:- '
'-ell, Secretary-Treasurer of the above named Association,
ad before me this day, and being duly sworn, sav-s that the
at is true to the best of his knowledge and belief.
MAX R. CATFTLLI., Seeretary-Treasarer. , ,
J subscribed before me, Cis 7vh iay of January. 1350. , 't
; ' V. H. PITT,
,','".. " Clerk Superior Co'rt
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