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UNDAY: SCHOOL;
LESSON
pr eal (in (Chapter 12) based upon
' e record of -achievement of faith
ascribed in Chapter 11. Borrow
..g metaphor from' the. Greek
aires, tho writer1; depict trie
Jhriutiah life at a race in the am
;0.eatre. He describes the set
for -the race the arena sur-i
u jd bv tiers and tiers of seats
" " i are thronged with spectators ;
Ing the various contests, and . i-.f , t.-, - , ,r ,
'k ftr..t)ej favpritesr. The Waahinrton It Is apparent that
ions for the race arerdepicted. g. business Is at the" crossroads.
.;.e rtnners throw off all their au-J chances are excellent that tho aa
ijrfus garments so that they tioti will experience a prolonged
i.iay be free to run without encum-
brancei
To succeed in the Christian life,
the hampering effects of sin must
be cast aside' and one 'must keep
one's eyes - on Jesus . Christ the
goal. J' So, the person who looks to
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'Jesus in faith for salvation .must
also .look to him ' as the goal to
wards which he is striving, ,
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Business. At Crossroads
The Steel Strike
U. S. DipiomatU Blunder,
Bed I?ye Keflavik
steel strike in progress as, this is
written and that a settlement may
cause another round of inflation.
If the price of steel is again hik
ed to compensate for whatever rais
es steel workers get, which is al
ways "the case, then prices may rise
jfrdm 7sshin2ton I
-run: inn 1 "T r'Trrl
on automobiles, kitchen hard goods',
and mny other 'steel-influenced
hard goods.. .. ,.. . . -
, Employment is now high, with
65,000,000 working and take-home
pay growing but take-home aver
ages' for industrial workers have
dropped slightly in recent months,
and the trend mayor may not be
reversed, in the next few months. .
Business looks good for retail
merchants and chains and for gro
cery' stores and dry-goods stores.
Building is also booming. 'But de
spite large stocks of steel held by
some automobile companies a pinch
could 'develop if the .steel; strike
continues for 9 considerable Jenjfth
of time. , 1 ,'' ')','. i!
And other industries may bp af
fected sooner. Economists disagree
eri : the direction ' the" economy t is
headed. There are indications cre
dit restrictions will be soon eased
and the soil bank program may be
of some value to farmersihis year.
But the crux of the economic pic
ture is to be farming and industrial
developments in the next few
months. : t . yu-.y.,:,:i
"A good year i? alHBt imperative
for farmers if the fartri economy is
not to continue to exert a drag on
expansion of the national economy.
Developments between now and No
vember will answer this question.'
A' pickup in the automotive and
hard goods field, coupled with a
farm , incline, might make for an
inflationary trend ., of : very good
business. It's, true that farm in
come Jias become a relatively small
part of the economy but it still is
a major influence. . f arm prices
have started upland if . they con
tinue in this direction, it wil be
highly significant.
New models are 'expected to pep
up the automobile industry' after
the strike. With inventories build
ing up, and consumer credit on the
rise, the steel strike may. not have
too much of an adverse effect on
the economy after all if it is ter
minated within a' reasonable time.
One of the little-known stories of
U. S. foreign policy is the story of
a IT. S. blunder concerning Iceland,
where we are now about to lose'our
big 'Air Forcer bake,; fceflavifcf -t
Keklavik is on a direct route line,
td Moscow land is nearer Moscow
than it is to New York. In fact, it
is only about four hours, or less,
from the Russian capital, as meas
ured . in speeds obtainable on to
day's bombers. -' , ;
" Russia moved Sn on the economic
scene, in Iceland, four years ago
and began to buy Iceland's fish, the
major export. ' . A dispute with
Great Britain over fishing rights
in various waters, ended with Rus
sia's stepping In and becoming
Iceland's bigesi customer.
The united States was also not
unaware or what . might happen.
The State Department knew that it
would be smart for this country to
lower its import bars a bit on Ice
land's fish, ".in the interest of .bet
ter international relations.
This country: has already put
many millions of dollars into the
big Keflavik base, and it is one of
the world's finest. , But ever since
Russia . moved in on Iceland's econ
omy to such an extent it has been
only a . matter of time until the
Reds attempted p) cause trouble, to
run u out of thpt cduntry( f
They appear very near final suc
cess now. U. S, business interests
refused to support proposals to al
low more fish from Iceland to be
sold in this country. Jet we used
to buy a major part of Iceland's
exports far wore than the Com
munists. And that was as late as
1964! Today the percentage of Ice-
fat
' THOMAS CARLYLE
"Bere'on7iartk ve are
soldiers fighting in a for-
(ign land; that understand,
not the plan of the cam-
' paign and havA no need to
understand it feeing well.
' what it at durlhand to be ;
done.' - l .i ', f -
WE, bring to the practice of
our profession the necessary
study and experienced knowl-,
edge,' an equipment that is
splendidly adequate and' a po
lite demeanor of service. I
land's products we bty has dropped
from 24 to 12 per cent The Reds
have moved into the ' vacuum. -
And now they are strong enough
to- have Iceland's parliament de
manding withdrawal of U. S.
troops and fighters which will
probably have to be done in the'
near future. 1
Riag. Your Own Bell
. A ma returning , home in the.
early hours saw a notice on a fac
torydoor.', It read; t "Please ring
the bell for the caretaker?"
He gave the bell a terrific wll,.
haarly dragging it from its socket..
Shortly a sleepy face appeared.
TAre you a caretaker?" asked
the mah. 1 , -
ijiVYes' came the reply, "What 4oi
you want?"
1 "I just want to know why the
dickens you can't ring the bell
yourself?" . '
, WHY THERE CANNOT
BE ANOTHER WAR I
W. L. Laurence, world-famous
science writer, graphically and con
vineingly describes the coming of
new era when war will be Im
possible. 4, Be sure to read this
heartening article in the big, ertter-
caming ana informative July 29
Issue of" ' " "
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY '
Magazine in Coiorgrarure with The
BALTIMORE ; '
SUNDAY AMERICAN 1
. On Sale At -Your
Local Newsdealer
Classified andXegalsi
FOR SALE 10 ACRES OP
Cleared land, located on two
, highways in Bethel Township.
: Contact Sam Phillips, 117 Casey
Street, Elizabeth City, Nr C!
. Phone 2579." Julyl3,20,Aug8
LOST BLACK SHEAFFER PEN
in Post Office last Saturday.
Finder please return to Mrs. Ed
gar Lane, Hertford, N. C. Phone
4611. It
FOR SALE PUREBRED DUy
, rocs: Gilts -and boars. Reason!
ably priced. See C. R., Boone;
' "The neanut man of Hertford."
Box 82, Stouts 2, Hertford, or
Phone 2086. - July20,27ug3.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Administra
tor of the estate of Nixon Hollo
wellf deceased, late of Perquimans
County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all .persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit them to the undersiraed
at Route 1, Hertford, N. C, on' or
before-1 MJUv day of July, 1957
or this notice will be pleaded in
oar or tneir recovery. All persons
TAYLOR THEATRE
EDENTON, N. ft
Saturday Continuous Vross 10
BuiuUy, ItU. :U ana :4t
Thursday and Friday.
July 11-20
Mario Lansa and
, Joan Fontaine m
"SERENADE" .
Saturday, July 21 .
Qark Gable and
Lana Turner in
"H8NKY TQNK" .' . .
Sunday and Monday,
July" 22.28 y ':
i:::-; Alan Ladd and
' Rosanna Podeate in
"SANTIAGO'' ' ;
Tuesday and Wednesday, '
July S4-25 : .. ,
Double Feature' I
' A World of Wonder 1
THE ANIMAL WORLD" ;
i-also
, .. Eve Arden in
"OUR MISS BROOKS'
satre
EDENTON, N. C.
HI-WAY 17
Edentea-Hertfetd Reed
CinemaScppe Screen
Friday and Saturday, -July
20-21 '
John Derek in
' "THE ADVENTURES (OF
;rL;itAJjmiu- I
. CinemaSeepa -,
fjfii S " .'. . i
Sunday, July 22 , ,
Tyrone Power an
Susan Hayward" in '
"UNTAMED"
CinemaScopt
Monday and Tuesday, .
July 28-4-; ;v.'j
. 1 Jeff ChanCer to
E:aN OF THE PAGAN"
CinemaScop .
' r and Thurify,
V;n rf::n anl '
' - W
indebted -to Said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This 10th c"v of July,' 195".
. JOHNNIE HOLLOWELL,
Administrator of
Nixon Hollowell .. !
July20,27Aug3)10,17(21
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qua,litied as Administra
tor Of the estate of William Max
wejl Copeland, deceased, late ' of
Perquimans County,' North Caro
lina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at P. O. Box 36, Win
fall, N. C, on or before the 28th
day of March,. 1957,' or this notice
will be pleaded in .bar of their re
covery. , All persons Indebted to
said estate will nlease make im
mediate payment.'
This 28th day of March, 19S6.
LESSIE COPELAND,
Administratrix of
Wm. Maxwell Copeland
July20,27,Aug3,10,17,24.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Administra
tor, CTA, of .the estate of Elizabeth
Heath Parker,- deceased, late of
Norfolk, Virginia, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
the estate -of said, deceased to ex
hibit them to the undersigned at
Belcross, -N. C, on or before the
14th day of July, 1957 or this no
tice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. A1J persons indebted to
said estate -will please mane im
mediate payment.
This 14th day of July, 1956.
SAMUEL H. JENNINGS,
Administrator, CTA of
ELIZABETH HEATH
PARKER
.;. July20,27,Aug3,10. 17,24
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Administra
trix of the estate of L. R. Webb,
deceased, late of Perquimans Coun
ty, North Carolina, this is to noti
fy all persons- having claims
against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit' them to the undersigned
at Route 3, Hertford, N. C, on or
before the 22nd day of June, 1957.
or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All person?
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This 22nd day of June, 1956.
REBECCA WEBB
. Administratrix of
L. R. Webb.
Ju29 July6,13,20,27,Aug3
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Executrix of
the estate of Miss Mary Lena
n w w -
bijt 'Colors:?.
''J
f':0 we (offer; yws
lA DIFFERENT
VC.: . (Lt COLORS
ll itt our s new? line of V-..'
Shay's sM
f DECORATOR1 J TJSi
i r.iicno-r.iATCHED fSMMf
; Ml . P'A 1 NTS ft
'V. I ' LeoUaf for a eerUin color paint to ro with Jl-vL,,w"""""' -
' 1 1-: r' roar Iprtnf drapes, furniture, run? Wo can -irr'tPft'l'r "XSfti'W
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' ' " . C. ' r V' of desorator mlere-matched paints. 324 colors i (TT-mmmJl: -
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i . Jl-.f easy to applr tool Coma to soon for those sff- i I lTFl- jr",f IS
OUTSIDE PAINT IIMI-CLOSS
HEtlTFOrU) HARD WARE & SUPPLY CO. , v
Barber, deceased, late of Per
quimans County,-North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the un
dersigned at 1110 Harvey Street,
Raleigh, N C, on or before the
11th day of June, 1957, or this' no
tice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make imme-
I diate payment.
This 11th day of June, 1956.
: , Mrs. Elizabeth Knowles White,
V. Executrix of Miss Mary Lena
Barber.
Junel5,22,29July6.13,20
North Carolina In The
Perquimans County Superior Court
Elizabeth R. Cooper,
.Plaintiff -a.
" "
Norman Cooper,
. Defendant
NOTICE OF SERVICE 1
.BY. PUBLICATION
The above named Defendant will
take; notice that , an action for Di
vorce Absolute has been commenc
ed in. the said Court on "the ground
of , two years separation And the
Defendant will'. further ,take notice
that he is required to appear at the
office of the Clerk of Superior
Court of Perquimans County, N. C,
within thirty days after the 10th
day of August, 1956 and answer or
demur to the said Complaint filed,
or the Plaintjfft will move the Court
for the relief -therein demanded.
This 12th day of July, 1956.
. .- W. H. PITT, .
Clerk Superior Court
W. H. Oakey, Jr.,
Attorney for Plaintiff .
, , July20,27,Aug3,10
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a certain deed
of trust executed by James E.
Grandison and wife, Mary E.
Grandison,' dated the 1st day of
April, 1949, and recorded in M.D.
Book 26, page 109, in the office of
the Register of Deeds of Perquim
ans County, N. C, default having
been made in the payment of the
indebtedness thereby secured and
said deed of trust being by the
terms thereof subiect to foreclos
ure, the undersigned trustee will
offer for sale at public auction to
41.. L.'1 . L!JJ J... 1 . . i
me wiiesi utuuer lur casn at ine
Court House door in Hertford, Per
quimans County, N. C, at 11:30
A. M., on the 11th day of August,
1956, the property conveved in said
deed of trust the same lying and
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Looktaf for a oortato color paint to ro with
your Iprtnf drapes, furniture, run? Wo can
offer you custom made actors to our uew lino
of desorator mlero-matched paints. 324 colors
to caoosa from for interior or exterior. It's so
easy w appif leei vems as soon ror wosc ap , m
proved aolora, asporttjr coordinated for har- H
moBHaa actor seheauar,
FIUE DIFFEREJT FINISHES
.FLAT ENAMEL . FAST
inr z tzm cask,
being in the County of Perquimans.
Hertford Tranship, N. . .C,, and
more particulai'ly described as fol
lows, viz.: i
Beginning at the southwestern
corner of tne Willie White lot on
Covent Garden Street, thence south
85 deg. East 75.5 feet to a stake,
thence south 5 deg. west 26 feet
to a stake, thence north 85 deg.
west 9 feet to a , stake, thence
south 58 deg. 15' east 25 feet to a
stake, thence north 85 deg. west 42
feet to Covent Garden Street,
thence along Covent Garden Street
north 5 deg. east 40 feet to a stake,
the place of beginning and being
lot No. 2 on the plat of Mrs. R. T.
White property, made June, 1943,
by David Cox, Jr.
Dated and posted this 11th day
of June, 1956.
CHAS. JOHNSON,
Trustee. I
July20,27,Aug3,10
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