By R..M. THOMPSON
'Perquimans County Agent,
t you, have ,.' noe checked your
mi& for 1 insedt dahiage," it
-ild be a. good idea to do so; as
iy.worrfts$ iare ' being found M
nuts throughout;', the 'county.
:se, earn; army worms can - be
nd in soybeans, alontr with- the
Kican bean beetle, and
Jeat dealt of, damage by cutting
fofliage fcnd the- beans off the
bean stalks. Where 10 DDT
applied aat 4 dust at the. rate of
pounds to the acre, gqod control
s occurre !' These insects ', can
ise terrific ; damage if left un
jlested, so; it is just ' plain" good
rmirig , practice to check i vour
.ps for this type of insecf.
'SUNDAY SCHOOL
' ' 1 LESSON ' '
veihis Deonle freedom from HimV
iptiVity. It seems that rCyrus
as a great hand to cisltrvate the
irious gods worshipped by his
nfedomerate f" peoples - although
arduk was his own personal deity
4 he never accepted Jehovah as
s God. Th Jewish vpeople, how
er, were quick to see God's hand
hind1 Cyrus as the king granted
em their freedom -and, jn.this
use, to thejn he was "anointed.?
I While the political motive of Min
ing a loval buffer State. hrvr.Pti
s , kingdom i(a'nd Egypt may have
intnbuted to Cyrus's deteirmmai.
on, yet the desire to cultivate the
pi of the Jews by re-establishing
iem ., in Jerusalem undoubtedly
'ipealed to 'him considerably", All
f this reminds us of the Psalmist,
ho decHared1, "God , works in a
jsterious way his wonders to per
rm.'" , We are given few details of the
dious. journey of the" exiles ' to
eir homeland. They had to trav1
i 800 miles or a; more, a journey
Inch 1 took approximately four
onths to make. Psal m 126 tells
r e joy-Aey -felf'at their safe!
rival.
Reftil it and rejoice witn
pi.
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Corpl. Winston E. Lane and. Mw.
sine of Fort Knox. Kv.vnaife6'rS!
in(fed to tiiif base iafterpendiflg
me time .'.'with. Mb. "and Mm."
inston Lane: Sr. V ,v. !
Annpi Xane and Nancy ;Lane
m.j Bt".OV0.vrv ATkOV U)fIl XJUIW
ill last 'week.
Mr. and Mrs. Skinner Britt were
)ek, guests ft Mr. and Mrs, How
A Matthews. i " 1 f
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Winslow and
mily spenf the" 'week-end with
iv and Mrs. -J. B. Basnigrht. ,
Mrs. Dallas White and daughter
innie Norma spent last week with'
atives at Great Bridge. -.
Brantley Basnight is thev house
est of his tunde; J. B. Basnight
j &H rr--rcir-eEt eyen where !teavy-dutya ,
z' --tlzi I j fcaenr car mciufacturi
. Vol ; ii .uvea you money on tbe
SOIL CONSERVATION NOTES
- JEImer , Lassiter and -. Lyndon
White, who own ' a farm in the
White Mill Pond -section of the
county,;-" plan to establish a com
plete drainage' wstem . on their
arm this fall. The small ditches
on' the fai-nr
and they are arranged ao that theina' th,ar 18
"yD j t c. tub yx. aiiut L JJUWo. ; " yoHili' iri collate Ui
Lassiter ,id .White'? plan' t6 cut'1"1 deceased Jo, Exhibit, them to
UIU '( T ItlUlt. jJlU,H W 'CUV1 ,,--7- JtiWlLj, jluciu
parallel s ditches '- with -' a shaped I the undel,signed at Hertford, N; C.j
bucket :r (Th,es6. ditcHs," wiir, beion or b.efor? tye 20th day of Aug.
sjJaced at the proper distance apart ust lW,4rflilrS. tootled wift be
, -i " " .. "r
iana win, De cut deep- enough to
provide ood drainage. ' . -
A. .U Whltehurgt cut a riMnrlinp
itch in June to (lrain1 nm lnnr
flat land in the back- "fleldof his
farm." Mr. Whitehurst stated that
the ditch, had , been carrying"- the
water off very good during the" big
raing, we have had 'since June.
r ,It is iim,e. to start planning for
winter cover crops." , Cover;crbps
are a big help in maintaining and
improving the fertility of- the soil.
Winter cover crops, offer the fol
lowing advantages: ' ,
I; They . grow in periods when
the fields are left bare.' "v ; '.
, , 2. They, prevent leachjng and
washing" off 'of the fertilizer re-
mainingin the soil. They take up
some of; this fertilizer and return,
it to the soil after they are turned
under.
, ' iSrWinter legumes add some ni
trogen to the soifc:': ,. .. t .
n 4. They furnish some- winter
grazing, t ' ' t I
5. They help .prevent wind ero-J
rsion where this !i a. tirnfilpm nn
sandy 'land. - j . -,
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- AUXILIARY, TO MEET "
.". The. 'American'' Legion 'Auxiliary .
members will meet Thursday night,
September 1, at the Munitipal
Building at .8 o'clock. . After the
regular meeting' Miss Judy wins
low and Miss Sara Sutton will arive
a report on Girls State which they
attended this summer at Greens
boro. All members ar unfed to
be present,
For Sale
Registered Daroc
& Hampshire Boars,
S4QTOJ65
CHAMPION' BLOODLINE
ALSO BRED GILTS
, ; Phone or See
Clarnce Chappeluv Jr.
!: PHONE 4978 .
'BelvideteN. C. ' K
Classified and Legals
NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION
' Having qualified' as Adininistra
trices of the -estate of Mrs. Mar.
gare,tA. Walters deceased, late of
ferquimana County. North Caro
to tiotifv all"
having claims against the estate of
pleaded in bar of . their
:AI1 persons, indebted to said estate
- - - - - j
will please make immediate pay
ment. . ,
This 20th day of August, 1965.
MARY W. CHAPPELL, '
BELLE W. GRIFFIN. .
Administratrices of Mrs., Margaret
A; Walters.
- aug26Sept2,9,16,23,30
FOR SALE -t- BENDIX ECONO
mat washei'; fully automatic.'. In
good condition: $55. See E. H.
Cannon, Jri Phone 3011, Hert
ford, N. C '
SALESMAN! WANTE0-i-WOULD
you. like to; have a good perma
nent,, profitable business of your
own. Hundreds Df meir earning
more than ever before, minnlvirvtr
families with Rawleigh's everyday-
necessities. Good localif
, available in Perquimans County
and also Chowan County. Write
Rawleigh's, ' Dept,y NCH-320-216,
Richmond, Va. , ; Aug5,12,19,26p
"OIL
Great Features back up
Takt a drive In
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
' Having qualified, as Executor of
thef estate of C. R. Lane, deceased,
late of Perquimans County, North
Carolina, this is td notSfv.all'' nun.
sons .having- claims' agajnst .the is1-
tate, ot.. said deceased to exhibit
them; tq the undersigned at Rout
2,..Tyner, N. C.,- on pr befone the
na aay of August,; 196, qr jia
notice will be rnleaded in-'bar nt
tjieir. -recovery All persons wideht.
ea. to. said estate-swill nleasp. maim
immediate payment. . ; ! .
Thi 22nd day of August,; 1905
, . i T.'E. LANE '
' ' Executed' of C. R, Lanp.!
au.Septa 63,30 - - ;
ISTortil CaiYitirm . t-
Perquimans County Superior Cpurt
riaintitt
vs.
Robert Lee'Evans, ; '
K uetendant
' NOTICE
' The Defpnria'nt hapam nn,,! ;..:!.
.... ; iitiiiiuu W1J.I
talte notice that an action for Di
vorce has brien filed in this Couit
by the Plaintiff, on the ground of
,. UvrtHnuUi., rtjiu nit; de
fendant is hereby notified that ho
is required to come into Court and
answer or demur to the said Com
plaint within thirty days hereafter
Or On nr Wnra fh., 'HUU ,).. .. if
LWl VHHTSl OonUTOtinli .Li...
September, 1955, or the Plaintiff
will apply to the-Court for the re-
iici uemanuea in the said Com
plaint. ... ' ! .
1 This 8th day of August, 1955. '
W. Hs PITT,
, Clerk Superior Court
W, H. OAKRY .TR
Attorney
Augl2,19,26,Sept2
RELIABLE" INTO A FLASH OF
Chevrolet Performance: AntM
a- Lr.u.ur. . uu moaeis-ana,
ffta new Chevrolet . '
.,eM (?5,l!he Bew Chevrolet really Is.
almost fuaranfaa that when vmi trw it.
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Reliable1' Is red hot.
North CamI
Perquimans County .Superior Court
pauie n, otracnan,.
. ' Plantiff , r. ,
vs. .
James H. Strachan, ,
Defendant " "
NOTICE ' '
The Defendant herain named will
take DotlCi ilmt an i.-tin V... ,l:
voroe haa.Wn' IWaA i. .!! r
by the wluiniff f.. nn th. tri-mmi r
to years separation.' And the de-i
xennant is hnhv .nntifiori th-.i i...
s required to come into Coiirt and
BTiswer or demur to the said Com
plaint within thirty days hereafter
or on or before the 30th day of
September, 1955, . or the plaintiff
Wdj .apply to the Court for the re
lief demanded in . the said Com
plaint. .
J his Sth day of August, 1855.
VV. H. PITT,
,J t Pl,.l. o. n.......
W' H. OAKRY. .11?
Attornev
Augl2,J9,20,Sept2 '
NOTICK OK ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as A)minit..,
tl'iX ()f tho pvlntn nt H P r
deceased, late of Perquimans County,--North
Carol inn., 'thin io t, .if;
fy 'ill persons havinff claim!)
against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit tllpm tn fhn
atJloute 2, Kdenton, N. C, on or
ueiore tii(; 14th flay of Julv, 3950,
of this not
" "t m'mmv-u in ucn
Of tnoir iwiiufw All ixor... ;
debted to said estate will tiln;in
maKe immediate navment.
This 14th day of July, 1955
MKS. KM1LY L. kON(i,
Administratrix of
C. K. LanP
July23,30.Aug5,12,19,2f
North Carolina,
Perquimans County.' '
NOTICK OK RE-SALE UNDER
FORECLOSURE
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who's boss of the '55 cars;
Proof? You bet.'LotS' of it:' In official NASCAR
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j
. - Whereas,, the undersigned,: acting
as Trustee, in the' certain Deed of
Trust executed by James M. M-
Lendon and wife, Mary L. McLen
don and recorded in Mortgage
Hook No, 28 at'page 176 in the of
fice of the Register of Deeds of
Perquimans ; Counuty, foreclosed
and offered for sale the lands here
inafter described: ' and ! wnprpiiQ
within the time allowed by law an
advanced bid was filed with the
Clerk of the Superior Court and
said- Trustee and. an order issued
from the Clerk directing the Trus
tee to resell said lands upon an
opening bid of -Eighty-four Hund
red and Fifty .($8,450.00) Dollars.
Now Therefore, . finder and by
virtue ot said Order of the Clerk
of the Superior . Court, and the
power of sale contained in said
Deed of Trust, the undersigned
Trustee will offer for re-sale upon
said opening hid at Public Auction
to the highest bidder for cash at
the Court House door of sai'l
County in Hertford, N. C, at 12:00
o'clock noon on Thursday, Septem
ber 1, 1955, the following describ
ed property located in Perquimans
County:
Beginning at the Northeast cor
ner of the lot of Hersey Gregory
which he purchased from D T
milliiuisi, una on tne West side
of a lane, or path separating hi-t-aid
lot and the lands of the gran
ors herein from the lands of John
nie Gregory, and thence running
Westwardly along the norther! w
S7l,:i.,i . i
line of the lot of said Hersey L
Rear Springs-Body by Fisher - 12 -
and engineering resources of General Motors.
Gregory and the lot of Tom Swain
to the line of the lands of Exum
Whedbee, thence , Northwardly
along the line of said Exum Whed-
tee to a point at which a iline
drawn parallel to and 100 feet dis
tant from the Northerly line of
the lines of the- said lots of Her
sey L. Gregory and Tom Swain in
tersects , said Exum Whedbee's
easterly line, thence Eastward! y
along said line parallel to and 100
feet distant from the Northerlv
line of said Hersey L. Gregory and
Tom Swain lots to the West side of
the aforesaid lane or path, and
thence running Southwardly alon?
same to the point of beginning, and
being the 'ame nronertv which
Wilson Batemfln nnrl urift. Mi
ssouri Bateman, conveyed to Davis
1. Whitehurst and wife, Rosalie
Whitehurst, by Deed dated Sep
tember 21, 1950, and registered in
Deed Book 34, page 296, in the of
fice of the Register of Deeds of
Perquimans County. And being
also the same property conveyed
by D. T. Whitehurst and wife,
Rosalie Whitehurst. to James M
McLendon and wife, Mary L. Mc-
Lendon, by deed dated July 21,
195J, and recorded in Book 33, at
page 255 in the office aforesaid.
The 1955 taxes will be pro-rated
as of the date of confirmation of
sale, purchaser to assume said
taxes after said date.
The purchaser will be remiirerl
to deposit with said Trustee ten
per cent of the bid up to and in
cluding the sum of One Thousand
($1,000.00) Dollars and five per
Volt
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Dated and posted this 16th day
of August, 1955.
' W. W. CO 1100N, Trustee.
Aug.19,26
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