THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY, HERTFORD, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12. 1965.
T.N.Rogerson
Taken In Death
Thomas Newby Roge'rson, 46,
a retired grocery store4! operator
of Route 2, Hertford,, -died Fri
day morning nt 4 otlolf in the
unowan Hospital.. A Perquim
ans County native, - he . was . a
member and deacon-of the As
sembly of. God, Church, ' .
His parents were the late
Daniel J. and Mrs. Martha Elie
Ilogerson, t , .
Surviving, are' his wife, Mrs.
Selma Bi.yaot Rogerson; two
daughters, Miss Carolyn Roge'r
and Miss Diane. Rogerson of
Uio home; , our sisters,' Mrs.
Mmide Lane ' and Mrs. Grace
Boyce-I.of.' Hertford, Mrs. Elie
Forehand of Winfall and Mrs.
Stella Reynolds of Norfolk; one
brother, Daniel Rogerson of Nor-I
ffilk. . I
chapel of the Swindell Funeral
Home by Rev. Thomas Arnold,
pastor of the Hertford Assem
bly of God Church,
" Burial " was in Cedarwood
Cemetery.
"Beyond the Sunset" was sung
by Mrs. Louis Howell, Preston
Nixon, Ed Nixon and Weldon
Byrum. They were accompanied
by Mrs. J. Ellie White, organ
ist. . :
The casket pall was made of
white , chrysanthemums, white
stock, lilies, red , carnations -and
fern
Pallbearers were John Newby
winslow, Howard Winslow, Al
ton Stallings, John Hill, Way-
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Food Processing Centers
Being Expanded In State
land Howell f8id James El wood
Perry, i-v ''ii ji -
HERTFORD BPW "LADJES
ATTEND PLANNING COUNCIL
Mis. Dora T. Riddick and Mrs.
Norman Elliott, representing the
Perquimans . County BPW at
Funeral services were' held on tended a BPW Planning Council
Saturday at 2 o'clock "in the held in Tarboro on Sunday.
Amazing
new
lubrication
(no increase in price)
m b a-i i i w
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Smoothest rid possible
Easier steering ictioa
No sqotalu, squeals, squawks
YmH notice an amazing difference in the very first mile you
drive with a Golden-Ride lube job. You'll; a new, smoother
ridet the smoothest ride possible in your cart Your steering
wheel will turn easier, too. And you'll heart big change, too . . .
silence! No more squeaks from your suspension system. Come
In and try it You'll like our fast, expert lube service, and you'll
jgw uai uoiaen-Kiaei
,1 .i
(MvoiatU weight lo Coldeo Riding!)
Winslow Oil Co.
Phono 426-5216, Hertford. N. C
Eto sure with Pure
North Carolina is expanding
its efforts to help speed further
development of its fast-growing
food processing industry.
To be added is a $2.3 million
food science building at North
Carolina State of the University
of. North Carolina in Raleigh.
This modernistic. comnlpv
structure will be used to expand
the research activities now being
done by the Food Science De
partment of the college, to teach
students in food processing, and
to carry. on work with dairy pro
ducts, fruits and vegetables, sea
foods, poultry and .meats.
Officials of the North Caro
lina .Department of Conservation
and Development, the Tar Heel
State's chief development agen
cy, feel the addition of the new
food science building on N. C.
Stale's 75-year-old campus will
be of increasing benefit to thi
State's existing food processing
industry by supplying more
trained technical personnel need
-U by jt and by meeting the
needs of plants that will locate
in the State in the future.
New techniques in food pro
cess are constantly being devel
oped at North Carolina State.
Examples: sweet potato flakes
freeze-dried shrimp, ; dehydrated
meats, and numerous others.
The fact that agricultural in
come in North Carolina has risen
from $216 million to more than
$2,250 billion in 193 has been
an important ' factor in ' the
growth of the State's food pro
cessing industry. More and bel
ter quality foods are being
grown.
That North Carolina is making
wider use of the great Variety
of goods it grows in increasing
volume is indicated by the fact
it now has approximately 1200
food processing ; plants produc
ing products that gross almost
$1 billion annually. A total of
$45,527,000 in capital investments
was announced in 1961-64 for
200 new, and expanded food pro
cessing plants in the State..
A trained staff in the Food
Processing Section of the North
Carolina Department of Conser
vation and Development in Ra
leigh works in and out of the
State with food processors in
assisting them with site selec
tions and working out plans to
guarantee them the raw material
they will need for a successful
operation.
Sri-views Arc Held
For Mrs. Wilson
Funeral services for Mrs. Ma
bel Gertrude Wilson, . 81, who
died Tuesday in Montreal, Cana
da, were, ' held! at the; graveside
in CedarWood Cemetery; by Rev.
R. L. .'.'Barney" pastor of ' First
Methodist Church.
The casket pall was, made of
red roses and fern.
Pallbearers were Roy S. Chap
pell, Vivian Mathews, Claude
Brinn, Charlie Skinner, Jr., R. S.
Chappell, Jr., and Thomas Ed
CJiappelU
j fx '
OUT OF THE PAST This
man, a resident of the
Soviet Republic of Uzbeki
stan, seems straight out of
the Genghis Khan era,
I judging :froju Ms unusual,
i. "Ti 'I .1 Ir' .
Almost anyone can plan, but
it takes, work and intelligence
to execute a program.
Culture is the product of ver
satility and leisureaided and
abetted by a little bit of cai.h
Sales Tax Guide .
Compiled by IRS
The Internal Revenue Service
has published its new Document
No. 5327. The document, re
produced here, indicates the
amount of N. C. sales tax which
the IRS will automatically allow
taxpayers to deduct on their fed
eral income lax returns. The
amount deductible Ls based on
the taxpayer's income and the
number of cii.pendents he has.
To claim the deduction, how
ever, the taxpayer must itemize
his personal deductions on page
two of Form 1040. ..
Sales tax paid on the pur
chase of an automobile", wo4ld
be deductible separately; The
table does not take this item in
to account. N. C. gas tax is also
Icductiblc separately.
Internal Revenue further ex-1 ed tne meeting untii Monday
plained that this year's table night. February 2. 19G5 at !l
shows deductible amounts which o'clock P. M at which time
are generally lower than those i'ney will 'Hold a joint meeting
used last yiar. The principal
reason for this is that the old
tables were based on a 1950 Bu
reau of Labor statistics study
if consumer spending data; the
.lew table is based on consumer
spending data developed from a
nore comprehensive study con
luctcd in !!)6()-61.
Rent, property taxes, mortgage
oaymonUs, doctor ' bills, hcspital
Kition iasiiriii.ce and many pe.r
onal care items such as haircuts
ill required imore of our income
m 1900-61 than they did in 1050.
these items usually are not sub-
ect to sales 1;'x.
Additional copies of the table
are available at the 28 field of
fices of Internal Revenue hero
in North Carolina.
ed and passed, the Board ap
pointed W. Ray White nbics in
spector and dog warden for
Perquimans County for onj year.
On motion duly made and
passed, tSie Board authorized a
'refund of $70.29 for taxes on
property listed to Mis. Q. R.
Hurdle Estate in Bclvidcre
Township by error.
On motion duly made and
passed, the Board approbated
$350 to have brochures printed
on Perquimans County to be
distributed by the Perquimans
County Chamber of Commerce.
On motion duly made, second
ed and passed, t'ne Board em
ployed Carson Spivey, Sr., to
ibeck new construction, addi
tions to buildings aiid any and
all appraisal work necessaiy for
1965 tux assessments.
Jurors were drawn to serve
for the term of Superior Court
which convenes on Mann II,
1965.
On motion the Board leccss-
Ihelma Elliott, Hugh Clark,
Tommy Mastcn, Dewey Newby,
William Byrum.
Civic Organizations Rotary
Club, Edison Harris; Lions Club,
Bobby Carter; Durants Neck
Ruiitan ClubBenjamin Chamb
ers; Bethel Ruritan Club, Lloyd
Evans; Parkville Rui'M-an Club,
Paul Smith; Jaycees, Torn
Btrown.
The Treasurer was ordered lo
pay the following bills:
One Stop Sei-vice Station,
$57.27; G. R. Matthews, $24.89;
Hcitford Cafe, $65.61; Mary T.
Covington. $5.00; Winslow Oil
Company. $319.92; C. Edgar
White. $25.70; Albemarle Hos
pital. $0.30; Gravely Sanatorium,
$2.40; District Health Dept.,
S124.U4; Hertford Bus Station,
$20.55;- Dr. David Wright, $25.00;
Chowan Hospital. Inc.' $20.00:
$66.68; Dr. Robert L. Pojtori,""!
$38.00; S. T. Perry, $15.06; The - -Standard;Supply
Co., Inc., $34.65;
Jackson Wholesale Co lnc:,'
$11.50; Hertford Hardware
Supply Coy Inc., $71.90; R. L.JL
Spivey, $15.75; Dorothy A. Hay
man, $70.29; S. M. Whedbee,
$10.50; Reed Oil Co., $10.72;
Darden Dept. Store, $50.14; Car- '
olina Blue. Printers, $1.44; The "'
Perquimans Weekly, . $105.00;
Eastern Office Equipment Co.', ' 1
$50.58; Dr. T. P. Brinn, $41.50; 1
Chowan Medical Center, $18.00;
Owen G. Dunn Co., $67.77; Dr. ''
L. Everett Sawyer, $10.00; West- "
inghouse Electric Supply Co.. '
$165.88.
No further btisiness, the
Board adjourned.
K. L. SPIVEY, Chairman
Chairman
JULIAN C. POWELL,
J. C. Blanchard & Co., Inc., . Clerk to the Board
NORTH CAROLINA 1964
AVERAGE STATE SALES TAX TABLE
This tttlile is ItasfU un the North Cwoiin
peiitrtl s;ilee ttii ul 3 itervHit. it ut4
when dtitucttty tutei tau un term WO.
the Uihtt is not uard, lutn tM dtduettoM must
he itemized and sutitianliutml. I eductillj
siU-ti inx on the purvhtM? ul tiutuiiiobiias tuiti
Kutline t.u or 7 (fiiUj er gallou are nvt -included
iu the table wttl itiunt he ittxuiztHt.
,M't;ir:th'ly.
Incoiiu' tis shown Family 8tie (Persons)
on I i ni' y, puc it Over
h (triu HMD l 'J S A 4 5 6
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By Coiilracling With Us To Grow
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We Jnaii iWoiiiber 1st, 1961 and arc continuing coiilracling with farm
ers in this area to produce ciiciimhciv dtiriiigtlie years ahead for Brook
nea Pickle Company . . . Acreage Limited . . . so hurry and sign while '
we slill have a limited amount left! !
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ADVANTAGES OF CUOJ31BEI1 CROPS...
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4. Guaranteed Market -(better
than last year)
2. Diversification
3. Guaranteed Price
5. Model Seed, California Grown, Packed in
Vacuum Cans, Used Exclusively.
COME IN TODAY ... WE HAVE
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with the Commissioiit'ii.s of the
Town of Hertford.
The Board of County Com
missioners reconvened Tuesday
r.iKht, Febiuury 2, 19ti5 and hfld
a joint meetins with the lioarcl
of Commissioners of the Town
of Hertford and appointed the
following memoes of the Com
munity Aclien Committee.
Hertford Township Rev. Nor-1
man B. Harris, Kev. r'razier L.
Andrews, Sidney Harmon, M;s.
Mary Holley, Jcveph Spruill.
Purt-pH- Skinner, Dr. T. P. Brinn.
New Hope Township lv.
Claude Wiison, Mrs. Kenneth
Bateman, Samuel Moore. James
Turner, Mrs. Lillian Jordan.
Steve T. Pony.
Parkville Township Mrs. F;m
nie Hurdle, L. D. Turner, Mrs.
Idonia Rogerson, Rev. HuLihue
F. Simons, Claude D. White,
Mrs. Frank Bray.
BelVidere Township Dr. Har
old C. While, Odell Hurdle, Mis.
Malsi Whitehurst, Mrs. E-stellc
Felton, Rev. Hcrshol M. Hill,
Mrs. Thelma Riddick.
Bethel Township C. T. Fel
ton, Emmett Lonfj, Mrs. Morris
Griffin. Spencer Elliott, Rev.
Carl L; Chandler, Richard Har-
rell.
Members at Largo J. T. Bi;j-
gers, Miss Aud.ey Uniphletl
Mrs. Ila C cy White, R. M
Thompson, W. C. Strowd, Mrs.
M. B. Taylor, Mrs. Frances
Monds. Mrs. Hillary Scaff. Miss
FREE! - - - FREE! I
GIFTS!
LISTEN FOR THE BELL TO RING
IT MEANS YOU HAVE WON A GIFT!
Dili-inn Friday and Saturday of this week a hidden bell
will riiif,' many times during the two days. If you are
lieinn waited on by one of our sales personnel when the
bill rings you will receive a complimentary gift from
"liLAN'CUARP'S". '
Shop at "IJLANCHARD'S" and Save!
10 OFF
WALL TO WALL IlEDUCTTON
On All
MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S
HOE
(Wolverine Hush Puppies nt included)
Stop in and see the many outstanding values being offer
ed. MANY SAl.K-l'RIC'KI) ITEMS ( SAVE
Vol' .$,$$7f;sS;$.
J. C. Blanchard & Company, Inc.
"PLIXCJI.HWS'
Phono 426-54.U
.svata: mi
Hertford, X. C.
Statisticians are .not the ordy
men interested in figures.
Commissioners'
Proceedings
Feba-uary 1, 1965.
At a a-egular meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners
of the County of Perquimans,
North Carolina, held on the first
Monday in February, . February
1. 1905. at 10:00 o'clock A. M.,
at its regular meeting place 'itt
the Courthouse in . Hertford,
Perquimans County, N. C. Prefi
Liit,. R. L. Spivey, chairmain,
presiding, with commissioners
W. W. Bundy, Riley S. Monds,
Jr., Thomas D. Nixon and EllLs
Winslow. All commissioners
tresent.
Reports were received from
the Agriculture Extension Ser
vice and Welfare Departments.
On motion iduly made, second
. THE SAVINGS
A ARE SIZZLING
MID-WINTER
FORD DEALER
OEB-iiOMWDCAR
uhll :
Blazing sales of our hew '65s have loaded us
with the hottest selection of used car buys
in town. Savings are sizzling, so hurry! j23
Taylor Theatre
Edenton, N. 'V
Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, February 11-12-13
Jerry Lawit ai
"THE DISORDERLY
ORDERLY"
Terhnlrolor
Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday. February M-15-1S
Tony Curiia. Debbie Reynolds
and Pat Boone in
"GOODBYE CHARLIE"
Cinemascope and Coler '
Wedneaday. February 17-
Pomlf Vllm fitfiiUU
Jeanne Moreau and.
Jean Mare Bory In
THE LOVERS"
ADVLf XNf fiBtAlHMENT
1964 Ford Galaxie 500
4 -door Hardtop
1963 Ford Custom 4-dr.
Standard Shift
1963 Falcon 2-dr.
Standard Shift
1962 Chevy II 4-dr.
Low Mileage; Clean.
1962 Mercury 4-dr. Sed.
Automatic Transmission
1962 Ford Galaxie
4 -door: Extra Nice
1961 Chevrolet Impala
4-door Hardtop Reduced!
1961 Ford Galaxie 4-dr.
Priced to Sell!
1960 Thuiiderbird
Air-Conditioned
1960 Falcon Waffon
Greatly Reduced
1959 Mercury Hardtop
Like Newl
1964 Ford Galaxie 2-dr.
Hardtop; 11,000 Miles,
13 Ford Galaxie 500
Like New! 2 -door Hardtop.
1962 Ford Galaxie 2-dr.
Hardtop; Like New!
1 962 Metropolitan TTtop
Clean; Low Mileage.
1961 Chevrolet Impala
2 door Hardtop; Standard Shift
1961 Plymouth Fury 2-dr,
Hardtop: Fully Equipped,
1960 Plymouth Conv.
Extra Clean!
1960 Chevrolet Wagon
9, Passenger.
1960 Ford Galaxie
4-door; Neat!
1959 Plymouth Waffon
Very Nice)
1959 Ford Galaxie 4-dr.
Nicel ;
THE ABOVE LISTED CARS ARE WARRANTED
UNDER OUR A-l USED CAR WARRANTY.
1963 Ford F600 Tractor
1962 Ford F100 Pickup
Long Body, .
1960 Jeep Clean
1960 Ford F100 Pickup
Custom Cab.
.1959 Ford F100
V-8; Long Body.
I 960 Ford F100 long body
1957 Chevrolet 174" 2-ton
1955 Ford F100 Pickup
Cleanl
WlilSLOW-BLAKCIIARD MOTOR COMPANY
Phone 426-S564
Dealer's No. 1741
Hertford. N. C.
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PHONE 42:-5111
WINFALL, N. C.
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