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f
i, l.CpCrtS .will be mailed to wheat growers
.... I by the County ASC office. The
f.sr; ers are being- urg- 'cards will ask farmers to report
v simplify ' the wheat i the acreage of Wheat seeded for
ace check this year, ae- j grain in 1981, the wheat acreage
; to George .Bellmon, Per-J for cover and whether the far
s County - ASC office mer intends to apply for a 1961,
r. By reducing the ne wheat price support loan; j
-y field work, he explains, I If ' farmers will give this in-:
i time and money can be $ormation accurately and return
I through farmers' coopera- cards without delay to the AS(J
i in promptly completing and County Officer it will eliminate
ning their whaat acreage many otherwise1 necessary farm
joiims" -!SALE: co;m::uzs
SALE WILL END THIS W EEK-END. SO HURRY ON
I? AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE HUNDREDS
OF ITEMS THAT HAVE BEEN DRASTICALLY
REDUCED IN PRTCE . . TOP QUALITY. MER
CHANDISE AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES!
Men's and Boys' Jackets From size 3 to
size 46. Regular and Reversible; , lined
and unliried; long and short. We're prao
tically giving these away at V2 price
Boys'; Slacks Sizes 6 to
dress pants. Now a
18; school and
.:Bigl3off
One Rack of Ladies' Dresses Most all
sizes; some beautiful bargains hem, la
dies. Hurry ! 1 V2 Pice
Men's Tee Shirts, Shorts and Briefs '. . .
NOW-i.-.l.. ..3 for $1.00
All Sweaters Now Reduced 33 13 off.
Now's the time to get that sweater. Hur
ry on inT
Boys' Sport Shirts. Sizes 6 to 18; solids
and fancies: broadcloth and flannels . t
NOW ONLY V2 price
Ladies' Coats Incomplete sizes but some
wonderful buys. . . . .Reduced 13
MANY OTHER ITEMS ARE ESPECIALLY PRICED
FOR THIS SALE REMEMBER , . . ALL SALES
ARE FINAL? NO EXCHANGE NO REFUND.
1. C. Clanchard & Company, Inc.
SHOP IX
SINCE 1832
HERTFORD FIRST
CANNED PUMPKIN Mother Nature canned this tar;ll
in Bokcbito, Okla. Ben Jackson, holding the horUciiUiral
freak, found it white weeding his ciickea yard.
visits. ' Last year, for example, have as their guests the youth
!in North Carolina the use of the group from . Up Kiver Friends
post card -eliminated many tnou- Church, who will discuss - some
I sands of farm visits. Widespread f the basic Quaker beliefs and
cooperation on the part of wheat testimonies and queries. Miis
farmer this year could result in, Betsy Barbee . and 'Miss' Mary
saving many thousands of dol- Lee Newby are presidents'of the
jlars in performance costs, f .two Methodist groups that plan
I - ' ned for this , study and . Mrs.
1UVP MalHnrr Sfiiriv 'Russell Willis is counsellor. From
f m. Li ... . 'the visiting youth' group for this
Ut CnUrCll urOUpS , I Sunday, Miss Mary Frances
" - " (White is- president and s Alvah
The Hertford Methodist Youth winslow is counsellor. ,
Fellowship is engaged in a Tt Sunday nicht the- Youth
study this month v to acquaint I Fellowship ' had Talmage: Hoise,
their group better with other jr.; as guest speaker to discuss
Protestant church groups. For he Moravian Church. ' ' ;;.
I their Sunday evening session on ' .
January 15 at 6:30 they will! TRY A WEEKLY CLASSIFIED
I jjuring me year isou me worn
,uhijt conservationist 'assisted 26
Perquimans County farmers with
preparation, of , conservation
plan? for their farms. ,
, Perquimans County farmers
did a lot of drainage improve
ment work in J960 by con
structing 33.2 miles: of ditches.
Eleven group drainage pro
ject ' were cn)p1eted! providing
drainage outleti, ior 'and bene
fiting 35 fawnstH.
1,400 fiejof.tUe drainage was
installed.
. Constriictjcftjf r pnf' Canal' -in
Burnt ; "'Mill' Creek watershed
were conipletecl,in i960.
Six acres of sericea .and bi
color lespedezh wee planted' in
small areas to provide cover and
food for quail . ' -
Ilardwood trees were poisoned
in '20- acres of woodland to pro
vide more room,; for pines to
grow. " ' ' ' '
.'. ' Jim ' i i u'ii ii, -i j in' i ' "' n" '7
RurffessNews .
; Mr. and Mre. NWiley Paul and
family were week-end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mathews.
.Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. J.
B. Basnight on Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Billie Phelps and
daughter of Edenfon, Mrs. Char
lie Phelps. Miss Arde Davenport,
Miss Carolyn Anne Arnold and
Ira, Arnold ",of Creswell, Mrs.
l.... J Ll lJ
, The l-su-s served, dtl.cious Mrs. Josian.
fi-uit a e, , c . ' is'i's . end er I" ' a
punch. V, jrolj. i..J
i present.
WE FINANCE NEW CARS
5 Percent Interest
No Extra Charges
No Waiting For the Mone
SEE US WHEN YOU BUY A NEW CAR .
WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY! , :
Peoples Bank & Trust Co.
Hertford, N.C
; MEMBER pjyje;
'Tot-tor led ill piiy-T Vclly . ."hite', and:
were rend and tha Drive' - Hertford
...... 21 timbers Mis. V. I 'C
family tf Elizabt..,
lewo":-'; . !; ' Communitv- Mission Chaitman Dp. anA Mrs. Cl..
intij . v . ; : . . i - - .
Miss Frankie Barber has re- ave ner rep on. Announcemeuisj and. boys ot wuson f
turned home; after spending two were made by ' the Presient-, day with his. mother, . J
weeks with relatives near Eden- Mrs- Frank Ward .rendered an Wilson,
ton. - ; , , interesting program on Alco-1 Captain and Mrs. Ca.
none ana Narcotic Jwiucanon. 1 son and family have i
: The . meeting closed with the home after spending '
Watchword. ; The hostess served. with his mother.
with - ambrosia and cup1, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Qui:
and ' family of Bayside, V,
spend Sunday with hia :
Mrs. J. V:, Stallings of Ports
mouth, Va.r find. Mrs. -J. H. Bak
er and Miss .Dnna White mntnr.
ed to Frog Island, N. C, Sunday.
afternoon. j' . : , j
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Stallines
ol Portsmouth, Va. spent the'
week-end with Mrs, J.. H.. Baker.
Worman Trueblood of
Char)' nol'r-'N
Mr. and . Mrs. Wallace Bright
York will spend some time with
his parents here, Mn and Mrs. I
D. R. Trueblood.
-Friends of Lloyd" Morgan of
Hatborot Pa, formerly a nativo
oi near ,! heres is very glad to
hear he is much better after be
ing quite ill in a hospital. :
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Holloweil,
Sr., Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hollo
well and Mr. and Mrs. N. J.
Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. Mathewl of near Elizabeth
City Sunday afternoon. -
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lane are
spending several days with their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Roberson and family
at Arigona Village. . -
Mrs. W. J. P. Earnhardt; -Sr.,
of , Eden ton .- spent the, day re
cently with her sister,, Mrs. Nel
son J. Smith and Mr. Smith.
' :. v ' 1. ' ;"-.rT" Vi' i, J
May ! be granted the 1
Newhad as. their guests on Sundav, dying in my ; native land.
Mrs.
C. F. Garrett of Elizabeth
Maude Godwin and Mrs. Lillian
Jordan of Hertford. ; V BURGESS WMU MEETS
Mr." and Mrs.' Oiff Iwjram and Burgess WMU ; met ) Monday
children,: Judy and Cliffie of mgnt with Mrs. Edgar Riddick.
Norfolk were dinner guests of lne meeting was opened with
and Mrs, Walton Lane on
The two-price compact that looks andjrmsjihe. twice the meek
Valiantfsi
"'T?-f 1:
1
low priqe
is;your
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Mr.
Sunday.
Little Bonnie . Jo Hollowell has
returned to, her home in Golds
boro after being the house guest
of -her maternal grandparents,
MrJ.and Mrs. Howard Mathews.
.i Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Long were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Josiah Proctor Sunday,
j Mr. and Mrs.- Irwin Whidbee
Vere supper guests of their son-
m-iaw and daughter, .Mr. and j
Wrt; Mdney copeland, Sunday
Evening. .
Miss Louise Chappell and Mrs.
Clarence Chappell, Sr., called at
W'e home of, Mrs. Winston Lane,
Sr., Saturday afternoon. '
,Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stallings
f Vinfall : were supper guests
.of. Mr.' and Mrs. Edgaf Riddick
( Mr. " and Mrs. J. R. ,Ayscue
called on Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Copeland Sunday afternoon.
..Mr. and Mrs,. Linford Winslow
balled on friends in the Burgess
Community fcunday afternoon.
Clarence Chappell visited at
fi& home of Mr. and Mrs, Win
ston Lane, , 5r, Monday after
noon. ... ' '
Air. and. Mrs. Milton Dail, Jr.,
called on Mr and Mrs. Edgar
Riddick Sunday afternoon. ;
. '7- CLUB MEETS
.-Fifteen members of the White-
ton. Home Demonstration Club
met Thursday night, January 5,
wI in the home of Mrs. Archie
White, club president, whh Mrs.
Sylvia Winslow as co-hostess.
The meeting was called to or-
der by the president, Mrs.
White, . The United Nations
Htymn was sung after which the
group prayed The Lord's Prayer.
Following the business session,
Miss Ila Grey Mcllwean, home
agent, gave a quiz on' "What
Each Project ' Leader's Job Is"
and what they had done about it
n , the past year,' Miss Mcll
wean s demonstration, was on
louse cleaning and the time sav-
sd by Using the new devices on
the market : today; ''KeeDine
your cleaning . tools together is
mportant,". Miss Mcllwean said,
'and a good rule to follow is a
jlaee for everything and every.
the . theme , song of the. year,
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if ,''': eI"'-,' :.: t '.'. . ':'? ,-!;' ';;.'..-il..:-..Vi,';''.'..'. ti"
The following New Store Hours will
be? observed by S and M Phannacy?
" Effective January 15, 1961
Sunday: 9 A. M to 11 A. M. 2 to 6P. M.
Monday thru Friday: 9 A. M., to 9 P.M.
r Saturday: 8 A. M., to 9:30 P. M. v
S and M Pharmacy
FREE DELIVERY,
Let us show you how you can
YO U RE
LOOKING
AT THE
FIRST!
Now, this is our idea of the. way a com-
pact should look. Trim as a butta-A'-LS 7 '?
a flair that has nothing hand-rae-c! , t-:i iU ' - V )
" - ' ' - . ' ' " ' ? i ' j
V 1961 Valiant prices bepa $1C3 Iq-.;?r..t-ai , ; j
' ;before. And, this new .low pric3 brings' you ,--y
, Torsion-Aire suspension,' welded itnOaQdy, ar;
' pepper-pot of an mclirwd engine. -I u ' , I
For looks and liveliness, fbr l.wj lifer- ''(
low cost, the top compact this year is Valiant.' ' !, ,
Come see the man who sells them! - '
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Imagine! Turn just one &al ta the
you want and your new Ciccler drV-
it automatically.Tirr:.z t!.s t " "
the exact amount of oil into the bi ,
feeds the flame the exact amount c r ':
; then regulates the blower speed to '
you perfect SUPER Floor II?at!
1 the exclusive Heat-Line control ia r'
up front for real convenlr.ee. The I
'.synchronized Sieglermstis control r
i tem means even greater fuel savi-
assuring the most economical f .
; Bible on all settings.
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cbli f 1 - I
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so r
,A Chryder-engirmted product, at your pfimotn'-VVr '"-i,! t'
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Th Christian Scone Monitor
Or Norway St, Boston 15, Mas. -Sand
your newspaotr for tho tlm
cntcktd. CiKloud find my chtck or -nuinay
dr. I ywr $20 D
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