TBS PEJMJdMANS WffltLT; KEaTBOEIX NORTH CAEOLINA, FlCKUV, DECEMBER 2, 1953.
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t Miv and Mrs. Marvin White
would like: to thank their salty
friends far- th card f one?-
lutions sent thetn and, their baby
daughter, Dona liee White.
CARD OF THANKS
monthly witkvejjr gift posjtiibui
Hea of taking w fu.lt time.' J-
"f TJWt certain tract'of land con
taining 6 '4 acres, and being one
vf IIia finnKa ni:mherpr1 ft. aa nhnwn
come iteveasteg criingty;,Fr ;k nlat recoiled in deed book 16.
tatarvfewy include plwtf in p
plication; Write North . Ameri
ca Nati Coi, ;.1bc 27 William
1 Street, New York 5, N. Y. . , r-
. SitH'b ouijb is a monetary, rather physical output of goods and ger
thart a barter economy, our govern-l's tripled in that period, Prices
-ftent banking institutfow Wfc! w"3e tUveoldince WO
J , , . 1 no finance the war the 'government
provide an adequate supply of mon. tQ Wrbw f rom the 6anks
J. :As our economy gww. natur- j siMe: the war) the money supply
ajly our money supply should grow f ba8 increased about 3 per cent per
'h approximately the same pvepo? yar which is about the7 same as
fron to. -handle the IMMse W.y1 the Jong-term growth rate W our
elume or. transactions. physical output. Continued growth
Frpm 1910 to. 195. the nation's -pf the money supply, at ; this ate
: -t.nl. iMMwAnnal fttMYt 10 Ann Ka .i.tinMnHn.l 1,
'i i fjuuujr Jjujiy t . van v,n iiiiffyifri-ii.. nullum ll.Liipr
I billion ' toy 13ft biMixm i dollara ; than a', preluefo .to runaway; infta
J' tWrteen-f old increase while the tion. ; V ? ''
We- wish- to thank, our frioda
ing the
Deborah
NOTICE OP AftiVHNISTRATIQN
Having qualified as Admirviat?a-
anrt neignDors lor tne prayers stalH deceased; late of Pat-
girts, visits, carrts, flowers anq W 0uimans County." North CaroHnAi
other acts of kindness shown dW-hhi is to notify: ttll'Beaon -Mv Ud in
illness of our daughter; Ews ciain agawet tne estate pi:
soia deceased to. extuBit. ttwwtto.
Zttel-f tisemcnt;
ICeporting , Service. Tht current
production estimate Is 19 per cent
above 1954 although 21 pfr eeut be.
low tne 5-yesr; average? !"
November 1 nrpapeets point to;
a yield per acre or 100 husneis com
pared with 93 last year and; 107 for
the. 10-year 1944-53 average.: v
SUNDAY SCBOQL
LESSON
Good Kesulta Obtained
From Christmas Trees
4': - "
Tbe-'growing of Christmas trees
has meant a happier Christmas for
-maay 4-Hers, according to Jim An.
dersbn, extension forestry special
ist. - , , , '
says Christmas tree plan
tations have been started by many
4-HChib members in the past with
excillgnt resulU. ' . Cedars costisg
' $3.5i ; per thousand when planted
, haviil brought a dollar each or high
er when harvested.
jC 5. Griffin Manufacturing Co.,
of Goldaboyo, in cooperation with
. the jfttayne County extension agents
is contributing to the 4-H forestry
program in Eastern North Carolina
by hf king available the land, labor,
and? jfertilizer for experimental
worjt'in growing cedars for Christ
mas trees.
Anderson says that 21 test plots'
weej established on ' the Griffin
Bivirwood property where various
combinations of fertilise? were
trieil", to determine what practice
will! be best to speed the growth
of cedars. The effects of fertilizer
-rin fhlni nnd nurilitv will also 'W
jf determined. '' "" :"
He poinis out mat ru n sites ran
' -t priduce saleable trees in half the
. tinln needed on poor Bites. As' a
K ) rul4, however, only tne poorer sites;
i ' areJavaflabie for growing trees. It
is -)n the hope' of seeding growth
on these sub-normal sites that ,tte
: : Griliin Company sponsored the ex
periment. - , ) .
Seet Potato Crop ;
AVz Million Bushels
'i The. 1955 sweet potato crop is es.
tinjated at '4,BOO,000 bushels, ao
jording to the North Carolina: Crop
MR. AND MRS.
. FLOYD LONG. ' '
CARD OF THANKS
""I wish- to express- myosin
thanks to friends for the cards and
flowers, sent me vhile I was- in
the hospital and for all the acts- of
kindness extended.
HOYLR UMPHLETT.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to 'express .my sincere
thanks and appreciation ' to J my
friends and neighbors -for every
act of kindness rendered toward Me
while I was a patient in the hos
pital and since -my return home.
For the cards, visits, prayers and
gifts I also thank you. May the
fovd bless each one of you.
v ; MRS. LAWRENCE
B. PERRY.
B3(re.313. Public Registry of Per
quimans County, N. C, which see
for further description; for chain of
title see deed book 31, page 493,
Public Registry of Perquimans
County, N. C. ' . '
All rentals for the year 1955 are
reserved by the present owners,
possession to be given January 1,
195S. .. . , . .
This said re-sale will be conduct-
the same manner and form as
a judicial' sale, wit n tne exception
of; 1. the flength of time of adver-
2. the undersigned re-
the undersiirnerf at Route
videre, N. on or before tlte S6tti r serves the right to reject any and
day of wovewtter, I9t or tiiis.no. v all
two will he pleadea; wt ban of ttr
recovery. AU persona indebted
said estate will please . make ioi-
mnnate payment
This 26th rlav of November,.
Administrator of
Edward T. Stallings!
Dec2,9,ie,23,30ane
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Classified -Lcgds
NOTICE- OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Administra
trix of the estate of Benjamin Hixi-
1 1 J l Tt
vreu uecetusea, late ui ireFquunuiw
i.. XT ii. r 1 .- i- .-
Inctify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit them to the undersigTiod
at Route 3, Hertford, N. C, on w
before the 28th day of November.
1956' or this notice will be pleaded
in bn of their recovery. AW per
sons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
- This 28th day of November, 1955.
MRS. MARY D. HARRELl,
" Administratrix of
Benjamin Harrelk
02,9,16,23,306, '
BABY SITTER AVAILABLE FOR
day or night. CaM 2381, Mrs. tt,
lie Goodwini Hertford, N. (J.
Isov25J)eel r ' ' j
bids received; -3. no report of
sale has to be made to the court;
imd -1. the approval of the court of
said sale does, not have to he had.
Dated and posted this 26th day
of November, 1955.
. CHAS.-E. JOHNSON,
Attorney In F&ct.
Dec2
Md mid, deed of trust being by th
kerma thereof subject to foreclos
ure, the undersigned trustees will
offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash at the
court house door in Hertford, Per
quimans County, N.-C, at 11:30
A. M., o'clock, on the 3rd day of
December, 1955, the property con
veyed in said deed of trust, the
same lying and being in Bethel
Township, Perquimans County, N.
C, bounded and described as- fol
lows., via.: , '
FIRST TRACT: Beginning at a
point on the northern aide of Hert
foroVHarvey's Point Road, . said
corner of the Leroy Parsons prop- the Clinton Carter property? thene
erty, thence in an easterly direction' J.a northerly dfrectioji along ify
, . . lftn . . . Clinton Carter lino 300 - feet--1
&K,2 SLJf.JT; hU thence in.an easterly.diiec.
.u, 90ft " toon, a line paralilel with saia road,
100 feet to a point; thence m a
nortneriy direction 300 feet to a
point; thence another right angle, a
line in a westerly direction to we
Leroy Parsons property; thence
along the line of Leroy Parsons in
a southerly direction to the said
road, the place of beginning, said
tract being 1O0- feet front and back
by 300 feet deep. See deed book
34, page 495. for chain of title.
SECOND TRACT: Beginning at
a point on the northside of the
Harvey's Point Road, said point be.
point being af the southeastern ing at the southeastern corner of
southerly direction a line perpendicular-
with said road, 300 feet to
iaid road; thence in a westerly di--ection
along said road 100 feet to
the place of beginning. See deed
book 35, page 89, Public Registry
for chain of title.
Dated and posted this 1st day of
November, 1955.
CHAS. E. JOHNSON, .
Trustee.
Nov!l,18,2.r,Doc2,
disciples joined Jesus in, prayer for
a while and then, becoming sleepy,
had made themselves comfortable
as they could, and dropped off to
sleep. Jesus prayed on.
: During the. night, the sleeping
disciples were aroused to see a
wonderful sight. Jesus had become
completely transfigured. The men
saw that Jesus' face, was aglow
with a wonderful light, and that
his clothing shone; P.whit t jjs
snow,- They saw him talking with
two men, whom they identified as
Moses- andT Elijah, (and discovered
that the- three were talking about
Jesus' approaching death.
; When -the- conversion -was over,
Moses and Elijah departed andt a
bright .cfloud came' and overshad
owed the mountaintop on which Je
sus, Peter, James and John stood.
They heard a voice, coming out of
the. cloud, saying, ."This is my be
loved Son: hear him.". Then the
cloud. was gone and they were aloae J
again. We can well know that the
disciples never forgot the expeyi
enca of that night. Through it,
they were strengthened to with
stand all that was before them.
However, it is very likely that, un
til after iesus' death and resurrec
tion, the disciples did not under
stand the real meaning' of what
they bad experienced.
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NOTICE OF RE-SALE
: By virtue of the authority vest,
ed in tlie"'iidersiged attorney in
fret, I sha(t on the 3rd: day of De
cember, 195S, at 11;30 o'clock, A.
M.j offer foj? re-salc at public auc
tion at the Court House door in
Hertford. N. C.
at Siauu.uu, to the., highest; bidder
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Executrix of
the estate of Elihu Lane, deceased,
late of Perquimans County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all per.
sons having claims against the es
tate of said deceased to exhibit
them to. the undersigned at Route
3, Hertford, N. C., on or before the
14th day of November, 1956 or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
thpit- ropnvflpv. - AM nersnns in- '
debted to said estate will please f
make immediate oayment.
This 14th day of November,
1955.
MRS. MINNIE B. LANE,
Executrix of Elihu Lane
Harry B. Brown, Attorney I
Elizabeth City, N. C. I-
Novl8,25,DecZ,9,16,23
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the pow.
er of sale contained ih a certain
deed of trust executed by Herbert
Steward and wife, Helen Steward,
uateo lviav zaru. ia.5. ana recoraea
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SAUiiiBAn .WAIN llii; J IVAW- h m nn i rr: ti. iit twi f
leigh r Dealer wanted at once. for cshi tilat certrfiiuiprdperfy Jo- Perquimans County, N. C, default
Good opportunity in Perquimans I en. ted in BetheJ Township, Perquim. having been made' in the payment
County Write- at- once. Raw- tans County, N. C, bounded and de. i of the indebtedness thereby secured
leiehV Dent, NC-320-105, Rich! V
mond, Va. Dec2,18ft
NOTICE!
MAY WE SAY THANKS, to those of ouf custom
ers who have been so considerate as to keep their ac
counts for KEROSENE, FUEL OILS, ETC., in such EX
CELLENT CONDITION.
The very close margin of profit in these products,
necessitates what we term, quick turnover, in order to
realize a fair profit for our endeavors, however, at this
time of the year, WE ARE TAKING INTO CONSID
ERATION BY COMPARISON, that limited number of
purchasers who have neglected paying their accounts,
and by mutual consent, we will make no deliveries to
those in this category until some satisfactory arrange
ment has been made for these items, we will also report
each to the other, any accounts who become delinquent
from time to time.
We have no desire to seem unappreciative or unrea
sonable, but we find this position necessary.
Associated Oil Dealers
OF HERTFORD, N. C.
WANTED BY LOCAi' TtRM
girl for office work. Permanent
position; typing required. Write
Box C The Peyquimans Week
ly, Hertford, N. C, giving quali
fications, and references. .
Dec2,' .-;v : A . -,
$400 MONTHLY SPARE TIME
Refilling and collecting money
'ftom iur five cent High Grade
Nut machines in this area. No
SelKngt To qualify for work you
must have cat, references, $640
cash, .secured by inventory. De
voting 6 hours a week to busi
, ns your end on percentage
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TAYLOR THEATRE
EDENTOW. N. Ci
Saturday Continuous Trom 1 :S0
SuwUy.25,4a5n4M5
Thursday and Friday,
December 1-2 "
Dale Robertson and
Sally Forrest in
"SON OF SINBAD"
Saturday, December 8
John Payne in
"99 RIVER STREET"
Also 5 Cartoons
Late Show Saturday Night
r At 11:15 o'clock
Cl Moore Md .
John Aar in
"BAIT
Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday, Dweaioer 4-5-6
Robert Mitchum,
Olivia DeHavtlland and
Frank Sinatra ia ' '
"NOT AS A STRANGER
Sunday Showg !liW?W '
- Monday and Tuesday
Shows "Start 3:30
Features 3:50-6:30-9:10
Wednesday, December 7 .
Return Engagement '
- Richard Todd an .
Jean Peters in
"A MAN CAlVm PETER
CinemaScope With '
- Stereophonic Sound
NOTE:
operate
Sunday
tooth
The Eden Theatre. wiU
ftUtatf SatarAry and
during the winter
EDH1 Ti:iAFi
EDENTON, N, C,
Friday and Saturday,
Decern bw 2-3
t Johapeea '
"' y -t JVu Etsm ia l 'if
Sunday, Dec- sr 4
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