classifieds:
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Fill Sand. Call 297-2615 or 297
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FOR SALE: 1967 Simca, 4 door,
, good body and running
condition. Reasonable. 1966
Volkswagen Standard Van
Good condition. Reasonable
,426-5876.
NORTH CAROLINA
PERQUIMANS COUNTY
IN THE GENERAL
'' COURT OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
'-BEFORE THE CLERK
Julia Lawrence, widow of
Joshua Lawrence: Victoria L.
Spinner & .husband, Richard
Spirier: Flossie Rountree A
hudKand, Cleophus Rountree:
Harold Lawrence & wife,
;,. Bernice Lawrence: Rosa
Riddick & husband, Benajmin
Riddick: Theressa Jones &
husband, Thomas Jones:
Naomi .'Lawrence: Evelyn
RadcKff & husband, Shannon
RadcHff: Juanita Robinson &
husband, Vernon Robinson,
children of Joshua 'Lawrence,
Deceased, , ,
" ' ' Petitioners
' .VS. '-.
Rosa Marie J. Douglas &
husband, Douglas: Evort
J. Ferguson & Husband,
Ferguson: Russell Jackson k
Wife,,' Jackson: Roger
Jackson ft Wife,
Jackson: India J. Rodriquez &
Husband, Rodriquez:
Harold Jackson & Wife,
Jacipan: Timothy Jackson &
Wife, Jackson, grand
children of Elinda White,
Deceased, and all unknown
heirs, infants and interested
parses in the estate of Willis
Lawrence, Deceased,
, Respondents
. You , and each of you will
hereby take notice that sum
monsed petition were issued
against you in partition
prodeeding on property located
in Perquimans County, N.C.
You and each of you will take
notice that you are required to
appear and file pleadings not
later than the 20th day of June,
1972, and upon failure to do so,
the parties seeking relief
against you will apply to the
Court for the relief sought.
This 3rd day of May, 1972.
W. J. Ward
Clerk SuperiorCourt
May 11, 18,25, Junel-C
NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Executor
of the estate of Thomas S.
White, Jr., 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 undersigned
at Route No. 1, Box 395, Hert
ford, N.C. on or before the 24th
day of November 1972 or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will
please make immediate
payment.
This 12th day of May 1972.
Walter C.White
Executor of
Thomas S.White, Jr.,
Dec'd.
Mey 18,25; June 1,8c
NORTH CAROLINA,
PERQUIMANS COUNTY.
IN THE GENERAL
COURTOF JUSTICE
DISTRICT COURT DIVISION
Mamie H. Peterson, !
Plaintiff
Vs.
Charlie Peterson,
Defendant
Notice of Service
of Process
by Publication
To Charlie Peterson:
Defendant
Take notice that an action
entitled as above has been
commenced in the District
Court of Perquimans County,
North Carolina, by the plaintiff
to secure an absolute divorce
from the defendant upon the
ground that plaintiff and
defendant have lived separate
and apart for more than one
year , next preceding . the
bringing of this action; and the
defendant will further take
notice that he is required to
make defense to such pleading
not later than June 28th, 1972,
and upon his failure to do so the
party seeking service against
the defendant, Charlie Peter
son, will apply to the Court for
the relief sought.
This 16th day of May, 1972.
Chas. E. Johnson
Attorney for Mamie H.
Peterson, P.O. Box 21, Hert
ford, N.C. 27944
MAY 18-25; June 1 C
NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Executor
of the estate of Ernest Wilson
White, 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 undersigned
at Route No. 1, Belvidere, N.C.
on or before the 17th day of
November, 1972 or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons Indebted
to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This Uth day of May 1972.
R.P.White
Executor of Ernest Wilson
White, Dec'd.
May 18,25; June 1,8c
PINE DISEASE
That yellow-orange
growth on your pine trees
Is probably a fungua
disease known as fusi
form rust. It's a common
problem and is likely to
appear on practically any
kind of pine, although It
is usually more severe
on slash and loblolly.
Pruning Is the only
practical method of
control.
Pat Taylor Election
Headquarters
Opens Here
Flection headauarters. for
Gubernatorial Candidate Pat
Taylor were opened here on
Tuesday morning in the old
Hertford Bank Building. The
Perquimans County campaign
headquarters will be kept open
from 9:30 a.m. until 5 p.m. each
day and is being manned by
volunteer workers interested in
seeing Pat Taylor elected to the
North Carolina Governorship.
Taylor's County Campaign
Manager Bob Hollowell has
issued an open invitation to the
citizens of the county to drop by
the headquarters. "We have
plenty of good music, free
drinks and lots of information
about Mr. Taylor", he adds.
Contacted at the headquar
ters, Taylor's Area Manager
Joe Nowell stated that, in light
of Mr. Taylor's recent remarks
concerning highway U.S. 17, he
felt that support of Pat Taylor in
the Albemarle Area would be
strong in the second primary to
be held on Saturday, June 3rd.
"I just hope that the people will
take the time to go and vote",
Nowell said.
CONTINUOUS CLEAN
A continuous; clean
ing, or catalytic, oven
system is designed to
eliminate cleaning.
A catalytlo material
Is mixed into the por
celain enamel coating of
the oven liner panels.
This material causes a
chemical reaction at nor
mal cooking tempera
tures that oxidizes food
soils as they occur, says
Mrs. Justine Rozier,
extension home manage
ment specialist, North
Carolina State University.
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, tell
r 1
nw7
Mlf
n
; YiUIES
o No now or additional taxes on low &
middle income families
; o No increase in consumer taxes - tobacco
tax, soft drink, gasoline or sales tax.
o No state income tax on people earning
$100 a week or less.
It's not just Pat Taylor's fight - It's your fight.
too He's fighting
against most of
the stated politico
establishment -
,..' .
and against
THE SLICKEST,
MOST EXPENSIVE
CAMPAIGN IN
THj H1ST0.7Y OF
N0.1TH CAROLINA
FOLITICS.
XjatT Wimii Jr., Okilmu
f ,
Veterans
Administration
Forecasts that 1972 would be a
big year for GI home loans were
borne out during the first three
months as last year's first
quarter records were topped by
123 per cent, according to H.W.
Johnson, Director of the Winston-Salem,
Veterans Ad
ministration Regional Office.
The VA reported that it
guaranteed 91,200 loans during
January, February and March
of this year compared to 40,900
during the same period last
year. .-.."'
Loans during March reached
33,100, which was 13 per cent
over February and 129 per cent
over March 1971.
Johnson said applications for
loans continued to come in at a
brisk pace during the quarter as
did requests for VA appraisals
of homes. Requests leveled off
for certificates of eligibility to
buy homes with VA guaranteed
loans.
Applications received during
the first three months totaled
89,800 for a 43 per cent increase,
and the March figure of 36,000
was 34 per cent up from
February and 22 per cent over
March 1971.
Appraisal requests for the
quarter, at 173,500, were up 18
per cent over 1st year, and the
March figure of 69,700 was 22
per cent up from February and
six per cent over March 1971.
Requests for eligibility
certificates, at 208,800, were
only a 6 per cent increase over
the first quarter of 1971, March
with 83,700 requests was up 27
per cent over February but
down 3 per cent from March a
year ago.
Johnson said a favorable
climate for GI home loans is
expected to continue because
Administration steps to hold the
interest rate for these loans at 7
per cent continue to be suc
cessful. It reached 8.5 per cent
in December 1970.
Those eligible for GI home
loans include: all veterans and
eligible widows of World War II,
Korean Conflict, Post Korean
Conflict, Vietnam Era; and
wives of servicemen officially
listed as missing in action for
more than 90 days; and ser
vicemen who have served on
active duty for at least 181 days.
Information on GI home loans
is available from VA offices and
from representatives of local
veterans' service organizations.
Soviet confirms two divi
sions of moon.
Reach For
Recovery Program
Perquimans County Unit of
the American Cancer Society
will participate in a new
program "Reach for Recovery"
as well as continuing to sponsor
the Ostomy Club. This was
announced by Mrs. Henry
Sullivan at the meeting held
Monday, May 22 at REA
Building. Mrs. Henry Stokes
will be the representative from
Perquimans County in this new
and helpful program. The
Memorial Gift Chairman, Mrs.
Charles Payne announced
several donations to
Perquimans Count Unit ACS.
These need not be just for in
dividuals who died of cancer,
but can also be donated for
research and are tax deduc
tible. The public is invited to
attend these meetings and be
informed of the work the local
unit is doing by supplying drugs
and-or transportation to several
cancer patients in this county.
The next meeting will be held in
August at the REA Building.
If you haveV trouble
sharpening a very soft
pencil, especially some
of the new eyeshadow or
lipstick pencils, try using
an emery board.
You can create a very
sharp point without any
breakage, .v-'.
Depressed price,
brought on largely by
over-production ' na
tionally took a big bitr
out of North Carolina's
Income from eK to
1971. The grosa farm.
Income decllnedl3.8per:
cent to $117.2- million.
DID YOU
KNOW
Senator Jordan has the
most favorable voting rec
ord on rural electrification
of any North Carolina
candidate for the Senate
or House.
NOW YOU
KNOW!
VOTE
JORDAN
NOTICE OF DELINQUENT
TAX SALE '
TOWN OF HERTFORD
Sale of property for delinquent taxes for the year
1971. Date of tale: Monday, June 12, 1972, at
12:00 o'clock noon. At the Court House door,
Hertford, North Carolina.
A. MARVIN HUNTER
Clerk and Tax Collector, Town of Hertford
DELINQUENT TAXES FOR 1971
BarcBft Joseph I.. 507 Penn. Ave. . .... 153.74
BiUunt Thomu A Marv. 415 Kin St 15.051
Blanchaid, Willop Lee ...Ms 17.56"
Carter. Con S.. 308 Dobb St ... 1.3.7tt
Curtis, CalistaO. ..................
Dail, Elbert, 306 Covent Ga. 3.)
Elliott, Wm. J.4SvMe,204S.ChurchSt 30.58
M M M
80.99
21.69
9.2(H
17.90
19.1
13.41
8.97
10.771
Everett, James, 100 S. Ed. Rd. St.
i-eiton, forest, iub s. to. Ko. st
Felton, Miry D., Est, 106 King St .
Felton, McClease, 212 W. Grubb St
Felton, Rufus S.. 417 Dobb St ......
Felton, William O., 220 King St
Ferebee, Archie Lee, 305 Covent Ga.
Ferebee. Bessie. 109 Klnt St
Ferebee. Charlie. 309 Covent Ga. 11.46'
Goodman, Audrey S., 100 Carolina Ave. ....................................... 93.36
Griswould. Raymond. 323 Kim St 36.171
Hail, Roy ft Uiaays, lira
Harvey, Scott & Edgar, 318 W. Market St . .................. 31901
HofHer, William, Est, 209 King St ; .. 16.05)
Holley, Alphlne, Est, 203 King St 17.26
Houey,ElUniAAnna,200Ed.Rd.St ,.i....... 17.20
James, George, Sr.. Est, 224 King St . 15.77i
Jenkins. Rosetta. 110 Kim St . .. 118
Knect Frederick 51.678
Lane, Will R, 601 Penn. Ave. ..... 23.0
Ltahtfoot. Joseph & Patricia. 417 Klin St 25.1 1
LiDy, Sarah, 310 King St 11.7711
Lomax, Joseph Maoml, 317 W. Market St 7U.i
MaUory, James C... Sr. ...... 19.831
Morris, Mary W., Kt 1 e. Mi
ILIA, . J MM..............M..M.
HOverton, Jennie B., 417 Cox Ave. 2371
Parson. Leroy. 321 W. Market St .
Parson. Sidney, Jr., 324 King St .... 19.6:
Peal Henrv Fit 19:
Riddick. Cassie Lee. 312 Gum St B.63
Shambry, Curtis, 314 Covent Ga. ..... f-'
Shannonhouse. Mrs. James. Ill W. Academy jo.ji
Simmon. W. D. Ft 21 0 Kins St 14.91
Skinner, John a, Heirs, 104 Railroad Ave. .. .. 15.771
un. in pi., o 9.0$
UMMIIM, UlUjlVO, ..1 nUf.). . .....H...M ZZ
Speller, Woodrow 4 Unnie . 31.82
ci.., m.. i..jik i 27.40
kjp.vvj, jmiiiii x.. .
SpruUl, Joseph M ....... M0-1.7j
Sutton. Moran, 319 King St
Thatch, Lonnie, Sr.
I King St
, 214 W.
Grubb St
Thompson, Gladys H., 313 W. Market St ;.
Thompson, Walter J., Est, 412 King St
TuTett, Sa, Gum St .......
Tucker, J. n tst, 347 King at. ,
Webb, John Gordon .......
Whedbee, Henry, 316 Gum St . .
White, Isaac, 3ZU King at
White, Willie 4 Catherine, 411 Cox St
Zachary, Hattie, uum at .............,...,v.
21.69
13.70
23.12
71.011
9.86
70.80
23.971
19.83
7.9!
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TO
VOTERS
The Perquimans County Board Of Elections Has
Appointed The Following Registrars For The Second Primaiy
Election Saturday, June 3rd, 1972.
Polls Open 6:30 AM. Til 7:30 PM.
Polling Places Listed Below
BETHEL Mrs. Dekie Ward .
NICAN0R: Mrs, Evie B. Dale -
BELVIDERE: Mrs. Zenovia While
PARKVILLE: Steve Perry
NEW HOPE: Carson Spivey. Sr.
EAST HERTFORD: Mrs. J.E. Morris
CR. Wards BP Ser. Ste&n
; .Communiiy Building
. . .Community Mdiiig
. Communitif BSd& (Vfc3)
: ' . .Communiiy BuHding
- - - -Pen Coanty Ccustoss
WEST HERTFORD: Mrs. Francis S. Nixon ------ - HsriSh tfcpt
PERQUIMANS COUNTY
BOARD OF ELECTIONS
W.L TlliEY, Ch&mm