-ig" Arjned Forces f
Celebration Planned
At Virginia' Reach
Aipproimstely. 100,000 persons
reexpected to witness the larg-
k st parade to be held in the his-
rr '. ,. 1: t:j A.
j w wit; fmcwwier Hrea on
jaturday, May 21st, when mem
bers of .various military - instal
lations in the area,. 'as well as
rac organizations from the east-
art of the state, march down
Ltlantic ( Avenue in Virginia
loach. - 1 .
Occasion for the parade 'is port
' .!the eleventh annual .-Armed
wees Week celebrations.
The parade, which will last
pr more than two hours, will
e- comprised of military and ci-
llian marching units, bands,
rum and bugle . corps ' teams,
Bots, static displays of' missiles,
rackets, , ordnance a equipment,
rash and rescue equipment used
fc.the Oceana Naval Air Station,
friD teams, and . fire-fighting
Iquipment. '':
Starting at- 10th and Atlantic
ft yenue; at 10:00 A; M., the, pa-
ade wjll proceed down Atlantic
Avenue to 31st Street. - i
The public, is invited to attend
he.' pparade and open house
tlpceana Naval - Air- Station.
'SAVINGS
f BONDS
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kl'M MIMIIUIM llllinilHHIIIIIUIIHIIItlllNMHl(a
Taylor Theatre
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- EPENTON, N. C.
One Night Only!
Thursday, May 26
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Guy Madin, Virginia Mayo
, and Oeorg Raft in
v "Jet Over The
Atlantic" "
ADMISSION: . i
Children Under 12..... ......SSc
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Open 6:35 Featuri 7i00 s
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"ROUND THE 'WORLI)--The ,U.S. nuclear submavino Triton traveled arouiid the world
;completely submerged. It made (the 3G,000-mile voyage in'fe4 days. It is shown departing from
Groton, Conn. Skipper is Capt. Edward L. Beach, author of books on the submarine service.
Over One Million Cases Of N. C
Eggs SoWOut Of Stateln 1959
. North ; Carolina egg producers Marine News Pays
reached another milestone in
1959.. For-the first time, they
produced 1,000,000 more cases of ! Congressman Herbert C. Bon
egas than were consumed in thel ner, and the House Merchant
state.
Total egg ' production in 1959
was 5,480,556 cases. Tar Heel
consumption was 4,447,800 cases.
. "The situation has Completely
reversed-'itself since 1935," says
Bill 'Jasper, poultry arid egg
marketing specialist for the N. C.
Agricultural Extension Service.
"Back then, Tar Heels were
consuming 1,000,000 more cases
of eggs than they were produc-
inc."
North Carolina- was :a deficit
egg producing state until 1956.
That year production moved
ahead of consumption, and Tar
Heel egg producers began look
ing out-of-state for markets for
their surplus eggs.
The surplus egg supply total
ed 166,000 cases in 1956. Pro
gress has been steady ever since.
By 1957, the surplus was up to
568,000. A year later it was
819,000, and in 1959 it reached
1,032,000 cases.
"We've been selling these sur
plus eggs out of state," says
Jasper. "But we've had to com
pete with other surplus areas
for markets."
Jasper expects North Carolina
to continue increasing its egg
production. ', ,'But," he warns,
! "market" outlets in the future
j wll be wort by areas of produc
!tion that offer the. best ; at com
petitive prices. A growing egg
income is dependent upon how
well we maintain a constant high
quality, high volume, and a de
pendable flow of eggs to our
market outlets.
In fact, Jesper believes . that
high quality' is the least cost
form of advertising.
. "Regardless, of the amount of
money spent on advertising our
product, poor quality eggs will
erase all the benefits we ever
hop-"!to gain from any promo
tional program," (he says. "If
we aren't willing to give mar
kets the kind of eggs they want,
somebody else will."
TRY A HERALD. CLASSIFIED
".V.Oh. POWER. rMr '
' ' u v-l4 ft ECONOMY I ,,.fL-
.;vvy::-
fJ LiLa iJjUUUllllW 1IUXU. JllUig
recordo for performance
than any other"
Got PUnE-PREClillCl
...U'g supor premium now
ajinw MK4, Ail, vatofcofc
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Trihufp Ta fSnnnpr
Marine and Fisheries Committee
were honored with a Salute by
the Marine News, in its editorial
this month.
The editorial points out. that
the work which the House Mer
chant Marine and Fisheries Com
mittee has accomplished in tha
8Gth Congress has contributed
immeasurably on a national level
to aid the national defense (from
a commercial standpoint) andj
promote the country s economic
growth. Representative Herbert
C. Bonner, chairman of this im
portant House committee was es
pecially praised by the editorial.
The editorial says this is the
result of Congressman Bonner's
leadership in the House Mer
chant Marine and Fisheries Com
mittee which the Marine News
salutes with a': "Well Done and
Carry on".
Lean liberty is better than fat
slavery. John Ray.
Manners make often fortunes.
John Ray.
LOOK FOR OUR AD
THIS WEEK IN . . .
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Edenton Furniture Co.
Phone 3216
.' - ' ' 'ft - iii:.'
"'BMP---'
. ' Foul words corrupt good man.
ners. John Palsgrave.
j 1
Gentle blood will, gentle man
ners breed.-' - -Ibid.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON
beings when we are sincerely
motivated by that which moti
vates God vve declare our kin
ship and hallow his name.
To sincerely pray "Thy will be
done" is the greatest act a man
may commit. It means "Here I
am. ' Use me in what way you
will." Then there will truly be
a "principle within" "a power
within" that aids and abets us
I in his work.
(These comments are based on
outlines of the International
Sunday School Lessons, copy
righted by the International
Council of Religious Education,
and used by permission.)
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our triends
for the cards, Dowers, gifts and
other acts of kindness shown us
during the illness and death of
our wife and mother, Mrs. Polix
eni Anderson.
Lena and Sam Hourmouzis,
George Anderson.
Edenton, N. C.
- I
mJL ii itmi ,m
TjiP with ruu
- , II..'" .', .wivi .. .xi-V , .,
CARD OF THANKS' '
I wisli to th&nk.rny, frfends,
for the' many acts of kindness
shown me, for the flowers and
cards sent and visits made while
I was a; patient in Norfolk Gen
eral Hospital and since- my ie-
turn home.
Mrs. R. Ralph Whitu.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank all my friends
and neighbors for their many
kindnesses, lovely flowers, cards
and visits while' I was in the
hospital and lit home. Your
KimMU'ss will always be remem
bered. ! Bless each -one-of 'you.
' ADDIE N. KEEGAN
CARD OF THANKS
The family of John W. Boyce
wishes to express -their grateful
appreciation to all the neigh
bors and friends who so gra
ciously helped' arid offered their
services during the illness and
di-a-Ui of our husband and father.
Mrs. John W. Boyce
And Children.
IN MEMORIAM
In memory of our father,
James Rountree, who died May
17, 1944, and mother, Minnie
Rountree, who died June 1, 1955.
'Tis hard to break the. tender
cord,
When love has bound the heart
Tis hard, so hard to speak the
words,
We must forever part.
THEIR DAUGHTERS.
Classified -Legals
WANTED AT ONCE Rawleigh
Dealer in Hertford and Eden
ton. Write Rawleigh's, Dept.
NCE-710-3, Richmond, Va.
May6,20
BEACH COTTAGE FOR SALE
at Pilot Point (Nixon's Beach)
on Albemarle Sound, in Cho
wan County, short drive from
Hertford. Contains 2 bed
rooms, livingroom, kitchen-dinette,
tiled ba'th, carport and
all modern conveniences. Love
ly grove of trees on 100-foot
lot, with boat pier. Ideal as
summer or permanent home.
In teen-age talk this means that her
home has a line where everyone gets
an equal chance to make and receive
calls.
; All it takes to have a "smooth"
party line is common sense and a
little courtesy. By using the tele
phone aharingly, keeping your calls
brief and by giving up the line in
case of an emergency, everyone on
the party line gets better service,
including you.
ITHB NORFOLK ft CAROLINA
TELEPHONE ft TELEGRAPH
i: COMPANY
Taylor Theatre
EDENTON, N.C.
Thursday. May 19
LAST SHOWING
'THE HYPNOTIC EYE"
"TEENAGE THUNDER"
Friday, Saturday. Sunday and
Monday. May 20-21-22-23
it! out shocks cat on A
HOT TIN 1(00 F!
" 1 ''
Robt. Miichum, Eleanor Park --
er. Luana Patten and Geo
Hamilton in
"HOME FROM THE HILL"
CinemaSeope aid Color - (
Shdws: Weekdays Shorts 7:30,
Feature 8i00; Saturday Shorts
start 2:00, Features 230-5:30
and 0:30; Sunday Shorts 2:30
and 8:30, Features 3:00-9:00.
HO ADVANCK IN PRICKS
Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, May 24-25-26
;'- ' DOt'HI.K FRATI'RK
Barry Sullivan in
"THE. PURPLE GANG"
George Hamilton! in ' - ..
1 &YVZ!3&HJ&tm j
;
"Price reduceA!fetd1"i4.3M;i
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.quicKsaie; ownenvnjovea awayiV
A i solution ' to ' hot weather.''
problem. For inspec'tion and j
further details, contact E. W. .
Spires, Edenton, N. C, at '
once. may 13,20 - -
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UP .
to May 23 on the J. C White;,
property in Chapanoke. House
and lot for sale. Submit bids
to G. A. White, Hertford,
N. C. Rights ceseryed to re
ject any or all bids.
;': , may 13,29
WANTED
' Judge Malcolm B. Seawell
i " For Governor
(Paid Pol. Adv. by Finnk F. Paik)
Apr22.29,May6,l 3,20,24
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Executrix
of the estate of Lloyd L. Btan-'
bry, deceased, late of Perquimans
County, North Carolina, this is
to notify all . persons havinR
claims against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at 212 South Eden
ton Road Street, Hertford, N. C.
on or before the 6th day of
April, 1961, or this not:ce'will
be pleaded in bar of theiv recov
ery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please muke
immediate payment.
This 6th day of April, 1960.
MRS. VIOLA BEMBRY,
Executrix of Lloyd L. Bembry.
Apr8.15,22,29May6,13
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Admini
stratrix of the estate of Wen
dell Eason. deceased, late ol
Perquimans County, North Caro- .
lina, this is to notify all jjr- I
sons having claims against the 1
estate of said deceased to ex
hibit them to the undersigned
at Belvidere, N. C., on or be
fore the 23rd day of April,
1961, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment. This 23rd day of April. I960.
MABEL EASON JORDAN
Administratrix of
Wendell Eason.
May6,13,20,27,Jun3.10
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in a
certain deed of trust executed
by Henry Jones and McKinlev
Jones, dated October 26, 1959,
and recorded in M O Book 33,
page 382, in the office of Reg
ister of Deeds of Perquimans
County, North Carolina, default
having been made in the yuy-
mfnt nf iha inrtAhfnrlnpcc thoi-.
by secured, and the said Deed
of Trust being by the terms
thereof subject lo foreclosure, ;
the undersigned Trustee will of-
fer for sale at public auction to!
the highest bidder for cash at ,
iho. f!nrt HnK rfn.ir in Hpit. 1
I or Athlete s r oot
I si' T-4-1. liquid tor 3 to 5 dayt.
Wiit.'!. freHl.-iitt-u-dt.iHy, l.eallliy hki.i
reil;t(e the infeflio... If not dlighlfd
will. inHtflnt-drying: T-4-1., your 4Rr
biti'k fruni'uny drugjeint. Note: . T--I-I.
In enperiully for severe euNefi. I'Ke
T-4-1. FOOT I'OWItKK loo (five iin
tiHe.tlf!, Hoothinir proteetion. NOW ut
S & M PHARMACY
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WITH ITCH-ME-NOT
Apply ITCII-MK-NOT. In 15 minutes,
if Ihe ilcl. needt, HeroU'lting, got yonr
4Sc buck. You feel the medirution take
hold to quiet the itel. io minute;
wtitt'l. beullhy, eleur nkii. eon.e on.
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for evlcrinil skin IrritntioiiH. NOW at
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Unwise eating or drinking may br a
source of mild, but annoying bladder
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tene, and uncomfortable. And if rest
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headache er muscular aohes and pain
due to over-exertion, strain- or emotional
upset, are adding to your misery don't
wait try Doan's Pills.
Dunn's Pills act 3 ways for speedy
j-elief. 1 They have a soothing effect .
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NOTICE!
BY ORDER OF THE PERQUIMANS COUNTY
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
I will advertise for sale, on June 4, 1960, all Real Es
jtate on which 1959 tae& have not been paid, and also
will levy on all delinquent Personal Property Taxes. I
will hold the sale of the Real Estate on Tuesday, July
5,1960.
Please make prompt settlement now and save your
self the additional cost of advertising.
J
EC-
SHERIFF
r. .
r-una
at d 11:30 o'clock A. M. on the.
1st day of Mayi' 19C0. ihe prop -
;rty conveyed m said deed of
rust, the same lying and being
m Hertford Township, Perquim-
ans County, N. C., and more par-
Main Street Extended on J. M
Hunter's line and running west
erly along said street 37 feet to
Lena Griffin's line, thence a
north course parallel with said
Hunter's line to the Wood lot,
now , owned- by said Hunter,
thence -easterly 40 feet to lot
now -occupied by said -Hunter,
thence southerly-along said Hun
! ler's line 107 feet to Main
Street extended, the place of be
ginning. For farther descrip
tion and chain of title see Deed
Book 31, page, 423, Public Reg
' istry of Perquimans County,
Notice Of Delinquent Tax Sale
TOWN OF HERITOR)
Sale of Town property for delinquent taxes for the year
1959. Date of sale Monday. June 13. 1960. at 12 o'clock noon,
til the Court House door. Hertlord. North Carolina.
R. C. ELLIOTT
CLERK AND TAX COLLECTOR TOWN OF HERTFORD
White Delinquent Taxes for 1959
Joseph I. Barclift. Penn. Ave $ 10.C8
L. B. Cobb, 'Ji, E. Academy 34.10
Norman Elliott ';Jf-'?
J. O. Felton Estate, Dobb St 58.1b
Mrs Marenrpl Halhawav. Dobb St 14. 9.
Iff. O. Hunter. Giubb St
i Lester T. Keel, Market St
Cermit Lane, Edenton Road St
Mrs. T. C. Lane, Grubb St
William E. Lane, Dobb St
.Louis F. Tarkington, Woodland
Colored Delinquent I axes lor ID.k)
Bcnnie Aloin. Gum St
Alon.a Baker, King St
Elise Mae Baker
Penelope Bembry Estate
John Blanchard, Edenton Road St
Luberatha Blanchard, Dobb St
Percy L. Brothers, Hyde Park
George W. Cooper, Dobb St
Giant Cooper, E. Railroad Ave
Theodore and Marvello Cox, Covenl Garden
Elbert Dail Estate, Covent Garden
Howard Dail, King St
Edward Davis,- Gum St
Arthur Elliott, King St
Lillian Roberta Elliott
James Everett, Edenton Road St
Archie Felton, King St
Elec Felton, Kini St
Forest Felton. Edenton Road St
John Henry Felton, E. Railroad
Lloyd H. Felton, Market St
Mary D. Felton, King St
Mary E. Felton, King St
Mary L. Felton Estate. King St
McCleuse Felton, Grubb St
Rul'us S. Felton, Dobb St
William O. Felton, King St
. wn MMrs,iariu-I i.
gsie Ferebee, King St.
Wilmore ferebee. King -St ...
Willie Lee Forehand, White Lane
John franklin, King St.
i,ol,and Gilliam, Jr., Dobb St
Wallace Granby, Red Store
itavmona uriswouid. Mug m
Vera Hall, Dobb St.
Ernest and Sammie Hardy Dobb St.
Andersen H'arrell, Market St
Scott and Edgar Harvey, Market St.
William Hofiler Estate. Kins St.
Council'. Holley, Stokes Lane . . . . .
George James, Sr., King St
George James, Jr., Dobb St
Luliher James Heirs, Kins St
Henry Jones, Market St
Willie Jones, Dobb St..
Elva Lee. King St
Fin ley Lloyd
Charlie Low t her. Dobb St.
Priscilla Lyons Estate
Annie - M. Nixon, King St.
Lena Odom Estate
Cloister Overton, Grubb St. ... ,
Alexander H. Parker .,
Leroy Parson, Market St
Sidney Parson. Jr., King St
Henrv Peal, Gum St
Joe Perry, E. Railroad Ave....:
Curtis Shamby, Covent Garden
Thomas Shannon, King St.
Rosa Sheard, King St
Waiter D. Simpson Estate. King
Moses Skinner, King ft... .
Raleigh Skinner, Edenton Road
Jesse Smith. Cox Ave...
Joseph M. Spruill, Edenton Road
H J. Sutton Estate, Dobb St
Lonnic Thatch. Sr.. Stokes Lane
C. B. Thompson. Dobb St
Sam Til left Gum St
fj. H. Tucker. King St.. :
Harrison and Odessa Waff, King St 13.45
Mary Walker, Market Si. 5.14
John Gordon Webb. Covent. Garden 7.94
Charlie White. Dobb St 8.85
Isaac White. Kinr? Ft 10.811
Mary Isabella Wh'te. Gum St 12 13
Menford White, C ve"t Garden 8 57
Willie (Fate) While. Co""nt Garden 6 OH
Oueen Webb Williams, King St 9.69
Rose Lyons Willis..... 7 24
WHI
OF PERQUIMANS
AGEYEIir-'
Second r'Tract: Be2inninu .at m
1 stake five feet north from th
northeast corner of said W. Ntii,;
.Douglas' lot and running a north
course 36 feet to a point oppov
. 3ite the line between said Doug-" -'
las and Lena Griffin Overton,,.
....... 1. . . . . . r ..I
(ID leei, lo saia line Deiweeu .
said Douglas and Lena Griffin:,
Overton, thence an 'easterly -iourse
along said Douglas' line
Shout. 40 feet to J, M. Hunter's
line, thence a north course 5
leet to a stake, the ooint of be
ginning. For further descrip
tion and chain of title see Deed
Book 40, page 577, Public Keg--istry
Of Perquimans County,
North Carolina.
Dated and posted this 20th day
of April, 1960. , ,
CHASE. JOHNSON,
Anr29mav-0.13,20 Trustee.
27.8.r.
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Circle 4t..90
$ 14.T
2.77
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13.5:
4.10
16.07
9.70
29.85
U.lli
9.55
2.53
9.33
21.75
8.29
7.94
03.32
18.M
4.30
10.02
11.43
21.91
5.51
5.14
4.45
83(1
12.03
9.a7
31.28
7.91
7.21
5.14
12.37
12.31!
9.3)
15.40
11.43
9.80
10.07
21.91
18.24
8.08
7.38
30.33
17.10
15.07
10.38
9.41
12.13
12.27 ;
19.82
12.01
ti.19
9.33
0.19
15.34
19.05
3.C5
9.31
25.31
5.14
7.94
5.14
7.00
4.27
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20.51
11.02
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