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Page jS - The Perquimans County Weekly, Hertford, N, C; Thursday, October 22, 1970
LEGALS
' (Continued from Page 5)
defense to such pleading not
later than November 24th, 1970,
and upon your failure to do so the
party seeking service against
you will apply to the Court for the
relief sought.
. This, the 7th day of October,
1970.
Chas E. Johnson
Attorney
For Mitchel Zachary, Adm'r. of
' John E. Mitchel Estate
P.O. Box 21, Hertford, N.C 27944
Oct.l5,22,29-C
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
' IN THE GENERAL COURT
OFJUSTUCE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
PERQUIMANS COUNTY
Having qualified as Ad
ministratrix of the estate of
Stephen Toniel Perry of
Perquimans County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against
the estate of said Stephen Toniel
Perry to present them
to the undersigned within 6
months from date of the
publication of this notice or same
will be pleaded in bar of their
, recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate please make im
mediate payment.
This the 2nd day of October,
1970.
Pauline Deans Perry,
Administratrix
Durants Neck, N.C.
Oct.8,15,22,29-c
PERQUIMANS COUNTY
Having qualified as Ad
ministratrix of the estate of
Jackson Bonner of Perquimans
County, North Carolina, this Is to
notify all persons having claims
aaainst the estate of said
Jackson Bonner to present them
to the undersigned within
months from date of the
publication of this notice or same
will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate please make im
mediate payment.
This the 7th day of October,
1970. . I .:
Cornelia B. Doon
Administratrix
Rt.2,Box84,Edenton,N.C
Oct.l5,22,29-Nov.5-C.
Hertford Police
Monthly Report
The 'following monthly report
for September was given by
Chief Ben L. Gibbs at the regular
meeting of the Town Council.
ARRESTS MADE: Drunk on the
Street 6; Disorderly Conduct 2;
Speeders 3; Assaults 3;
Operating Intoxicated 3; Lar
ceny 1; Miscellaneous Traffic
Arrests 5; Miscellaneous Arrests
3; ACTIVITIES: Calls Answered
and Investigated 101; Accidents
Investigated 2; Funerals Worked
3; Courtesies Extended 105;
Doors Found Unlocked 6; Fire
Calls Answered 4; Radio Calls
212; Citations Issued for Im
proper Parking 4; Lights
Reported Out 5; Bicycles
Recovered 1.
FFA Contest Held At Camp Cale
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Cancer Crusade October 18-30
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Perquimans Tri-Centennial Draws
Crowd Of Approximately
5,000 On Parade Day
ADMINISTRATOR'S
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
IN THE GENERAL
COURT OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLIN
The Perquimans County Unit
of the American Cancer Society
launches its annual crusade for
funds this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Harrell, co-
chairmen for the event, an
nounce the following volunteers
to solicit for donations:
Business areas: Bill Cox, J. W.
Dillon, Sidney Eley, Pat Harrell,
Mrs. Pat Harrell, Mrs. Fannie
Hurdle, Mrs. Charles Payne,
Jimmy Stallings, and Charles
Woodard.
Residential areas: Mrs. S. O
Bateman, Mrs. Dan Berry, Mrs,
J. T. Biggers, Mrs. Marie
Bryant, Mrs. Johnny Corprew,
Miss Thelma Elliott, Mrs. Er
nestene Felton, Mrs. Estelle
Felton, Mrs. Edgar Fields, Mrs.
Mark Gregory, Mrs. Robert
Harvey, Mrs. Clifton Jones, Mrs.
John Jones, Mrs. Lillian Jordan,
Mrs. Dean Kyle, Mrs. J. T. Lane,
Mrs. Lloyd Lane, Mrs. Singleton
Lane, Mrs. Vasthi Lilly, Mrs.
Donald Madre, Frank Mansfield,
Mrs. Fred Matthews, Mrs. Leslie
Narron, Miss Eva Newby, Mrs.
Ed Nixon, Mrs. Horace Reid,
Mrs. Ray Schofield, Mrs. Charlie
Skinner, Jr., Mrs. Henry Stokes,
Jr., Mrs. Henry Clay Sullivan,
Mrs. Marion Swindell, Mrs. M.
B. Taylor, Mrs. Bill Tice, Mrs.
Thurman Whedbee, Miss Dianne
White, Mrs. George White, Jr.,
Miss Jenny White, Mrs. Julian
White, Mrs. Howard Williams,
and Miss Hulda Wood.
The Junior High United
Methodist Youth Fellowship of
the Hertford United Methodist
Church is in charge of the balloon
and sword sales. Mrs. Paul
Byrum and Mrs. Emmett
Landing are leaders of this
group.
Special recognition should also
be given to Darden's Depart
ment Store and Peoples Bank for
donating space for cancer
education exhibits during the
current week.
Please support your American
Cancer Society when a volunteer
calls on you. Fight cancer with a
check-up and a check.
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NOTICE
Due to Delayed Delivery of Forms,
Tax Notices will not be mailed out
until sometime in November.
A. MARVIN HUNTER
Hertford Town Clerk
Camp Cale in the White Hat
Community of Perquimans
County was the location for the
Ninth Annual Woodland Contest
with FFA students from Knapp
High School, Gates County High
School, Chowan High School,
Camden High School, and
Perquimans High School participating.
These photos show the students
determining the ages of the trees
in problem 8 and the value and
volume of trees in problem 9 with ,
a N.C. Forest Service ranger
looking on. Camden FFA team
captured first place honors;
Knapp High School, second
place; and Gates County High
School came in third. Douglas
Briggs of the Gates team was
high scorer and received the
individual prize.
Sponsors of the annual event
were: N.C. Forest Service;
Union Bag Camp; Jones Lumber
Company; and the Albemarle
Soil & Water Conservation
District.
Perq. District Court Is
In Brief Session Here
Judge Wilton Walker presided
at the Wednesday session of
Perquimans District Court and
heard the following cases:
Russell Gilliam, charged with
2 cases of assault with a deadly
weapon, was found guilty and
giver a 1 year road sentence
which was suspended upon
payment of costs with the cost of
NOTICE TO VOTERS
The Perquimans County Board Of Elections lias Appointed
The Following Registrars For The General Election Tuesday,
Nov. 3rd, 1970.
Books open Oct. 10, 17, 24 and Oct. 31 is Challenge Day. Voters will regis
ter on three successive Saturdays. The following Registrars and Polling
Places and where they will be beginning Saturday, Oct. 10:
Bethel: Mrs. Delsie Ward
Nicanor: Mrs. Walter J. Dale . . . .
Cel vid ere: Mrs. Zenovia White..
Parkville: Steve Perry .....
Hew Hope: Carson Spivey, Sr. . .
East Hertford: Mrs. J. E. Morris. .
Bethel Fire Department
Community Bldg.
Community Qldg.
Community Bldg. (Winf all)
Community Bldg
Perq. County Courthouse
West Hertford: Mrs. Francis B. Nixon Health Dept.
REGISTRARS WILL SIT AT PRECINCT PQLLING PLACES
OCTOBER 10, 17, AND 24 FROM 9 1 OO AM UNTIL 6:30
PM TO REGISTER VOTERS ...
Perquimans County
Board Of Elections
17. L "CUDDY" TIUEY, Chairman
$311.00 to be added for Chowan
Hospital;
James Lee Williams, charged
with being drunk, (2nd offense),
was ordered to serve 30 days in
jail starting at 6 p.m. each
Friday and released each
Monday at 7 a.m. for 10 week
ends; William Linwood Harris was
tried for 3 charges, (2) charges
drunk, resisting arrest, and
assault with a deadly weapon.
The defendant was sentenced to
20 days on the first charge, which
was suspended upon payment of
a fine of $10.00 and costs; he was
sentenced to 90 days on the
assault with a deadly weapon,
which was suspended upon
payment of a $100.00 fine and
costs and ordered to totally
abstain from whiskey for a
period of 3 years and not carry a
knife blade or pick for a period of
3 years; he was sentenced to 90
days for the 2nd drunk charge,
which was suspended upon
payment of a fine of $50.00 and
costs.
Gene Turner was taxed with a
fine of $10.00 and costs on a
speeding charge.
Trunk Refinishing
Workshop To Be
Held October 22
An old Trunk Refinishing
Workshop will be held at the
County Office Building on
Thursday, October 22 at 9:30
a.m. This would be the first of
two sessions planned by the
Home Economics Extension
Service.
At this session, it is not
necessary to bring any supplies.
Preparational steps and needed
equipment will be discussed
according - to Mrs. Paige Un
derwood, Home Economics
Agent.
ore spate
loss cost.
Barco iteel buildings lave
you up to 22 on total
construction costs, .,
compartd to other quality,
custom-engineered steel
buildings.
For fait feet, write or call:
Barco Steel Corporation
Box 270
Mooresville, N.C. 28115
Phone: 704-664-1219
Approximately 5,000 residents,
former natives, and folks from
surrounding counties visited
Hertford Saturday and viewed
one of the largest parades ever
staged in this end of the state,
part of the week-long celebration
of Perquimans County observing
its 300th birthday.
Perquimans Tri-Centennial
was planned and sponsored by
the Perquimans County
Chamber of Commerce. Frank
Roberts manager of the
Chamber and Jean Harrison
secretary with Highway Com
missioner Joe Nowell, chairman
of the event, plus Charles
Skinner and Bill Cox the parade
committee, are certainly to be
congratulated for a perfect
celebration. Everything was
Perq. Restoration
President Attends
Historic Dedication
The Rev. Edwin T. Williams,
President of the Perquimans
County Restoration Association
was a special guest at the
dedication of the Visitor Center
Historic Bath State Historic Site,
Bath, N.C. on this past Saturday
morning. Dr. H.G. Jones,
Director, Department of Ar
chives and History of the State of
N.C. presided. The Honorable
Robert W. Scott, Governor of
North Carolina gave the
dedicatory address. Others on
the program were: Mrs. Fred W.
Morrison, Vice Chairman of the
Historic Bath Commission; the
Hon. Ashley B. Futrell, Senator
Elect, Second District; the Rev.
A.C.D. Noe, Rector Emeritus, St.
Thomas Episcopal Church; the
Rev. William Haney, Bath
Christian Church; Mr. Raymond
Sawyer, Architect for the Site;
Mrs. Joye E. Jordan, Historic
Sites and Museums Ad
ministrator; Mrs. Dorothy M.
Tankard, Manager, Historic
Bath State Historic Site and Mr.
J. Leonard Volz, Director.
Southeast Region, National Park
planned and went off on
schedule.
During the week-long
celebration every community in
the county had recognition days
and a program planned and
Three Local C0A
Students Injured
In Accident
Georgia Kaye Winslow, Linda
Long and James H. Shaw, all of
Perquimans, were admitted to
the Albemarle Hospital last
Wednesday afternoon about 3
o'clock following a car-truck
crash three miles south of
Elizabeth City on US 17.
Georgia Kaye Winslow was
driver of the car and Augustus
Barclift of Rt. 3. Hertford, driver
of the truck.
According to information a tire
blew out on the north bound
tractor-truck being driven by
Barclift and loaded with corn,
causing the driver to lose control
and swerve into the left lane
where the truck hit the driver
side of the Winslow car.
The truck continued on into the
left ditch and the car came to
rest in a ditch on the right side of
the road.
ROOK CLUB MEETS
Mrs. D. F. Reed, Sr. was
hostess to her rook club Friday
night at her home on Dobb
Street. Those playing were Mrs.
Julian White, Mrs. A. T. Lane,
Sr Mrs. C. T. Skinner. Sr.. Mrs.
Walter Dale, Mrs. J. E. Morris,
Mrs. G. R. Tucker, Mrs, Charles
Whedbee, and Miss Mary
Sumner.
Miss Sumner won the high
score prize. A sweet course was
served.
presented. v
Bill Stallings of Hertford
presented a sky-diving exhibitlao;
Saturday morning, Jumping
from an airplane and landing hv
the Perquimans River, despite;
the high winds and cold (hC
moved in Friday. ' :
Everything was perfect for th
entire celebration with unltjt
among all. The Police Depart
ment stated that not one singly
arrest had to be mad
Everything and everybody wi
orderly and a good time wasjujja;
by all. yX
Following the parade Saturda'jf
was a fish fry for the public n4
this was followed by the cutting
of a beautiful 160 pound birthddjj
cake made by Mrs. Pete Ovfeflt
of this county and served to" ajl
attending the cake cutting. The"
cake was cut by Jean Harrismt
and Mrs. Joe Nowell.
It was a perfect week and will 1
long be remembered. Just aboil
everyone was dressed in", old.
fashioned clothes of the 17ui
century. ;
Carolyn Long Is j
Practice Teaching;
InE;C.J5chbols:p
Eighty four public schools -in
North Carolina and Virginia hot
173 practice teachers from East
Carolina University this quarter
Carolyn P. Long of Rt. l, Her
ford, is interning in Elizabeth
City Schools, teaching music.
The intern teachers came fronr-
50 counties and seven other-states.
According to Dr. Thomas "Jl
Chambliss, director of studhC
teaching, each intern will pc;
duct regular classes under; ihj
direction of a supervisor and-wifi-
receive a grade for his jtjt&
iui malice.
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