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Use of a chemkal process where
by cotton is treated to produce an en-
. tirely new family of fibers has been
announced by the Institute of Textile
Technology at Charlottesville, Va.
" The new fiber, called T-7, has the
look; feel, and other characteristics of
ordinary cotton fiber, but also - has
some added properties that make cot-4
ton even more versatile, cotton UDer
in the T-7 family has permanent re
sistance to mildew and bacteria. Fab
ric from such fiber will not rot as
easily. It will withstand attacks of
micro-organisms that ordinarily dam
age fiber. ;:-
. . I Retains Strength - ; -The"
new cotton fiber retains its
strength to a greater degree after ex
posure to heat and moisture.
Fibers in the T-7 family make cot
ton yarn and fabric easier to dye. The
fiber is more receptive to an classes
of dyes, including acid dyes normally
unsatisfactory on cotton.
Great Potentialities
Dr. Jack Compton, technical direc
tor of the Institute of Textile Tech
nology, sees great possibilities for the
new process, significant to me rexme
industry and the nation's economy.
"For the first time," Dr. Compton
savs. "textile manufacturers can en
gineer their own fibers from cotton,
ty Inspection Clank, prepared by C.e
National Board oTJtfre Underwriters,
and available through local fire chiefs,
insurance agents or county agents.,
1 ; CATHOLIC SERVICES
Every Sunday (except first Sunday
of every month, when first Mass is
in Palace Theatre, Windsor, at 8, A.
M.), the Most Holy Sacrifice of the
Mass is celebrated at 8 and 11 A. M.,
each including sermon, Holy Commun
ion, .followed by Rosary in honor of
Mary, Help of Christians, and for the
Conversion of all non-Catholics, Sun
day School, with Confessions for half
hour before Services in St Ann's
Catholic Church, Edenton, stated Fath
er Francis J. McCourt, pastor, who in
vites everybody to all services and to
the Information Forum held in the
rectory library every Thursday 7:30
P. M., to 8:30, followed by choirs-prac
tice to 9:15. Week-days, including ev
ery first Friday and first Saturday
of the month, at 7 A. M., Mass, Com
munion, Rosary.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING
The annual meeting of Stockholders of the Hertford u
Banking Company, Hertford, N. C, for the election .
. of , the directors and the transaction of such other.
business? as may properly come before said meeting - .
wilHe held. Tuesday, January 19, 1954, at its Bank
ing House between the hours of 3 and 4 o'clock P. M.
R .M. RIDDICK
PRESIDENT
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fare of all people. If our Christianity
is to be effectively felt in this modern
world, every Christian should realize
that the snirit nf Chris, wrnVri. nff '
all, is the spirit of love, must control
all experiences and that it must be
rfpmnnatmtpd in trio hnnu in ttio
using their own equipment, to njeet,church in the j, and in e area
of society. Then, and only then, will
the Christian way of life become a
dominant force in all of the affairs of
men.
(These comments are based on
copyrighted outlines, produced by the
Division of Christian Education, Nat
ional Council of the Churches of
Christ, U.S.A., and used by permis
sion.) '
demands of the end product. They
can build into any textile product
many of the specific properties their
customers want"
Average Soldier Costs
Army $5,200 Per Year
WASHINGTON It costs the Army
and the taxpayer approximately $11,
000 to train, equip and maintain a
soldier for a two-year period.
The first year's cost to induct
transport equip, train, feed and clothe
a new soldier and his pay and allow
ances is $5,800. Each year thereafter
costs $5,200 per enlisted man.
This average yearly cost breaks
down as follows:
1. Pay $1,943.
2. Food $466.
3. Clothing $58.
4. Travel (permanent change of
station $130.
5. Morale and welfare $10.
6. Individual equipment $102.
7. Maintenance and operations at
tributable to individual soldier on per
capita basis $2,500.
These are, average world-wide cost
figures for enlisted men. They are
based on per capita costs or costs of
major equipment and construction.
Farm Fires Increase;
Precautions Urged
Farm fire losses, which last year
reached $133,000,000, are expected to
be even higher this year, close to
$140,000,000, U. S. Department of Ag
riculture reports. Their major caus
es, according to the National Board of
Fire Underwriters, were carelessness
and faulty building construction.
Unlike buildings in urban areas
where fire departments and water
supplies are usually available, those in
farm areas often face total destruc
tion after they catch fire.
Because of this, the National Board
of Fire Underwriters has urged
farmers to take all necessary steps
to remove hazards on their farms.
While the help of every member of
the family and every employee is
needed to overcome carelessness, ttddi
' tional emphasis should be put on all
safety precautions. Such precautions
actually begin with the construction
of the original farm buildings and ap
ply to any new ones that are added.
In addition, the NBFU says, the
fanner should be alert to conditions
that may cause fires and use every
means poossible to correct them.
One of the best ways to discover
and recognize hazards is by regular
inspection of buildings. Another way
is by check-off of the arm Fire Safe-
Football Score
One of the classic tales of college
students and their marks is that of
the football coach who protested to his
first-string quarterback's math pro
fessor, "Oh, come now, I'm sun he
doesn't deserve a zero."
"I'm sure he doesn't either," re
plied the mathematician, "but that's
the lowest mark there is."
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Beginning January first, all Tax Listers of
Perquimans County, North Carolina, will sit
at the following places and on the dates men
tioned below for the purpose of listing your
PROPERTY TAXES for the year 1954.
List In January and Save the Penalty
Belvidere Township
January
January
January
MRS. T. C. PERRY, List Taker
2, 9, 16, 23, 30-
18 Lassell ChauDell's Store. ChauDell Hill
T. C. Perry Store
19, 21.
-R. M. Baker's Store, Whiteston
All Other Days During January- at Home
Bethel Township
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January
January
January 20, 27.
2, 23, 30.
9, 16-
JULIAN LONG, List Taker
1 J. W. Gatling's Store, Bethel
Court House at Hertford
J. W. Gatling's Store at Night
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Week Day Shows Continuous
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Saturday Continuous From 1:30
Sunday 2:15, 4:15 and 8:45
Thursday and Friday,
January 7-8
Richard Widmark and
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Jeff Chandler in
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Sunday, Monday and Tuesday,
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Sunday Shows 2:15-4:15-8:45
Monday and Tuesday Shows
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All Other Days During January at Home
Hertford Township
PERCY ROGERSON, List Taker
January 2, 4, 7, 8, 9 At Court House in Hertford
.At Court House in Hertford
.At Court House in Hertford
January 13, 14, 15, 16
January 20, 21, 22, 23.
January 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30.
-At Court House in Hertford
AU Other Days at Home
NewBope Township
J. A. SUTTON, List Taker
January 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 . Company Store, New Hope
January 13 Turner's Store
January 20. ; Guy Webb's Store
January 27 ; P. P, Perry's Store, Woodville
All Other Days During January at Home
January 2, 5, 9, 12-
January 16, 23-
January 30.
Parkville Township
MRS. ERNEST LONG, List Taker
-Fred Winslow's Store, Winfall
Towe's Store, Chapanoke
- Jackson's Store
All Other Days During January at Home
Prepare your lists now, and save time in listing, also avoid PEN
ALTY for being delinquent after January 31st, 1954. This is required
by the State Law. See Chapter 310, H.B. 45, Public? Laws of
Carolina, Session 1939.
JULIAN C. POWELL, Tax Supervisor
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