uj C. T, iiiiicy v.- court
' Costs of court were J t gainst
Robert - Peaden, .Suelton Alexander,
Julian Voloskin, Ronald Baker, F, G.
Tighe and Margaret Haskett, after
each had submitted to charges of
speeding. Fines of $10 and costs were
levied against L. F. Perry-and Stanley
A' total of 13 traffic cases was dis-
Dosed of durinsr last Tuesday's term
of Recorder's Court.' It was reported Rabinowits each of whom subiu.ie4
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FOR SEPTEMBER 24th, 25th AND 27th
Smoked Sausage, lb.--.-...--- ... .35c
Kingan's Bag Sausage, lb.. -. ... . . r - 39c
Marion Brand Sliced Bacon, lb .45c
PO CHOPS, lb.... ...BSc
Round, T-Bone, Sirloin Steak, lb.----.-.65c
Chuck Roast, lb.... 39c
Picnic Shoulders, lb 39c
Oysters, pint 79c
LACS ITiSI! EGGS doz. .45c
Mild Cheese, lb 55c
Oleomargarine, lb. 25c
LliSII POTATOES, lOM 32s
Sweet Potatoes,' 5 lbs. 39c
Bananas, lb... '.12c Lemons, doz. 35c
GU7TJTEDX PAPER..... 25s
Famo Flour, 10-lb. Bag .89c
Pet Milk,4cans for. ..55c
Coffee, Colonial Hotel, lb... $1.06
Hot Roll Mix, pkg. 25c
SUe, 5 His...... 42c
Heinz Tomato Catsup : 25c
COXED DEEF 47c
Orange Juice, 46-oz. can . . z . 39c
Tomatoes, 2 cans for- 25c
One Small Fab, two cans Ajax for....... 130c
Rinso, large size. . . .28c Fab, large size 31c
Tide, large size 31c Washol4c
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A fine of $10 ind costs were assess
ed against Clifn Shambry, Negro,
who entered a plea of guilty to driv
ing with insufficient brakes. ' '
, Roland Reid, Negro, paid thie costs
of court after pleading guilty to 8
charge of following too closely, V:
A fine of $75 and costs were taxed
against Dennis Smolarsky who enter
ed a plea of guilty to charges of driv
ing without a license, speeding and
reckless driving.
-.William. Dempsey, Negro, charged
with driving drunk, waa found guilty
of reckless driving. He was ordered
to pay a fine of $25 and costs and
the sum of $46 to J. E. Hunter for
damages done a car owned by Hunter
and which was struck by Dempsey. '
Francis Bustamante was ordered to
pay a' fine of $25 and costs after
pleading guilty to charges of reckless
driving. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Johnnit Ix..e v' it
ed relatives at Ocean View and Vir
ginia Beach Sunday afternoon, v; A
- Mr. and Mrs. T. S. I -.n moor
ed to Elizabeth City Hon y.
Mrs. Lula Lane spent Sunday with
her son and daughter-in-low, lir. and
Mrs. Edgar Lane of Hertford.' '
Mrs. Kenneth Barber and daugh
ter of Elizabeth City are spending
this week with Mr. ' and Mrs. ' Earry
CHAPANOKE NEWS
: Mr. and Mrs. Rnv Ttmii
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daughter, Joan Ellen of Virginia
ceacn, va., were the week-end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Stallings.te
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Symons spent
Wednesday in Raleigh. lvv4V V
Mrs. Vernon Harrell. who kt Wn
sick all this week, is much improved.?
Mrs. ' Claudej Fields of. Hertford
spent several days last week with, her
'.Int. tul 1.) .; '..f-iu-lv,- .. t i. i ia
1 3. Lc -y I ' ..Iott l.as r-Ur""! s'.ir
George Jackson spent labt week i . J 1--t week at, Nags Head.
Greensboro attending an insurance. t&i 1'rs. C. P. Quincy, spent
meeting. . . , - .. . jtwo (?y9 in Norfolk this week. .
Mr. and Mrs. Ennis Jundy and famt-1
Iy and Mr. and Mrs. kdward Godfrey'
LIHUARY NEWS
and family of Moyock visited their' rNew books recently put into clrcu-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Bundy on
Sunday,
George Ownley Is a patient in the
hospital 'at Hampton, Va.
latjon in the Perquimans County Li
brary are: Rebel Rose, the story Oi'
a famous .Confederate riiv: Cavalrv of .
,'the Sky, the story of the U. S. Ma-
Mr. and Mrs. John Symons and Mr.'tihine1 combat helicopters: The Glass
and Mrs, Cecil Garrett of Elizabeth! Village, a new Ellery Queen novel, and
City wore dinner guests of Mr.: and i Mrs. Shearwood's Secret Weapon, one
Mrs. Jack Symons in Hertford on J of the books on this year's Home Dem-
Sunday. . '
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Ownley had as
their guests one day last week Mrs.
Wiley Brinkley of Norfolk; Va.; ,N.: J.
Morse of Peach Creek, West Va., Mrs.
W. T. Creekmore, Mrs. Bryan Bal
onstration Club reading list: In addi-
tioa,to the above there are two new
westerns and two light romances.
New books 'for young people. are:
Tom Ben and Blackbeard the Pirate;
a biography of Will and Charlie Mayo;
lance and Mrs. Hettie Flora. of Mo-(The Hidden Spring Mysteryj Chris,
yock.',":'-.' . . ' , the Magician; Ginnie, the New Girl,
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Combs and sons and The Golden Stalion.to tlie Res
of Manns Harbor spent Saturday with cue. . '
BY R. M. THOMPSON
Perquimans County Agent
Friday. October 15th, is the date
selected for the second "Nickels for
Know-How" referendum. The purpose
of this election is to find out if the
people who buy feed and fertilizer for
use on the farms and gardens are
trilling to tax themselves 5 cents per
ton; with this money being used for
research and- education in our agricul
tural program. The first election,
which was held three years ago, was
carried by a very large majority in
favor of taxing the buyers of feed and
fertilizer this nickel per ton and this
money has come in at the rate of over
$100,000 per year. . ":: , VxU
Farm people of. Perquimans County
have benefitted as much, if not more,
from this program than most any oth
er farmers in the State as there has
been a peanut specialist and a soybean
specialist added to the Staff and their
salaries are made up from these
nickels collected from the tons of feed
and fertilizer sold. V. Not only have
these specialists been ' employed but
money has been spent on this pro
gram to develop our new Lee and
Jackson Soybeans and our hybrid 1
and hybrid 2 peanuts; with more va
rieties of both peanuts and soybeans
being developed. Anyone who hap
planted the 1 and 2 peanuts,, or the
Lee soybean, has received their extra
nickel per ton back many" fold.' We
believe that it will be to our advan
tage to vote on Friday, October 15th
and see that this program is carried in
the State for the' next three ' years.
This program has to be voted on every
three years and anyone, boys and girls
men and women, who purchase feed or
fertilizer, is eligible to vote for or
against this program. Be sure ahd
vote on Friday, October 15th. 'ft 1
WH1TESTON NEWS
' Allen White and sons, Robbie and
Ronnie of Philadelphia spent the
week-end - with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest White. " -
Cpl. and Mrs. Harry Lee Winslow
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Winslow Saturday. 1
Burwell Winslow left for Fort Jack
son Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dale have re
turned home after spending a few
days with Thiirman White and family
of Goldsboro.
Carl Winslow and family of Suffolk
spent the week-end with Mrs. Wins
low's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rossie
.Baker. -
' Miss Minnie Lee Winslow of Cy
press Chappell, spent the week-end
with her grandfather, Elmer Winslow
and family. ' -:. ':-,.y
Mrs. Quiricy Riddick has been a pa
tient in the Albemarle Hospital at
Elizabeth City for the past week.
Friends of S. N. Riddick will be triad
to hear that he has returned home
from the Chowan Hospital where he
was a patient fJ" the past five weeks.
His condition is much improved."
The Lloyd Winslow family and Ron
nie Jones of Newland, the Fred Up
ton family of Camden were among the
visitors ftf Mr and Mrs. J. , Luther
Winslow Sunday. , '
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lassiter and
children, Carol and Nancy of Norfolk,
spent the- week-end with relatives
here. They were- accompanied home
by Mrs. Verna Winslow, who will1
spent some time visiting her children.
Mr. and Mrs. Casper Lamb of Eliz
abeth ' City made several calls here
Sunday P. M. -
WIOTATX NEWS
Mrs. J. M. Richardson from Pleas
ant Gardens, Mrs. H. L. Cash of Winston-Salem
spent' the week-end Villi
Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Weeks. .
Wi M, Daughtry has returned to his
home in St Louis, Mo, after visiting
his mother, Mrs. E. B. Daughtry, who
has been very ill.
Mrs. W. G. Hollowell spent the
week-end at Portsmouth, Va, with Kr.
and Mrs. Elisha Whitley.
Miss Dona White and Mrs, T. H.
White have returned to .their home
from Nags Head,' where they spent
some time. ,
Mr; and Krs. E. W. Long, Mr. arj
Mrs.-E. B. H"owt3 and Mrs. J. F.
Hollowell went fishing at Nags lies J
Friday .- , . . .
Mrs. J. W. rwoll, Sr, is vk""
her dauh-?, I 'a rearl Nowe.l, '
Norf its.'x. . -
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