PAGE TWO
>_*ecticn g:^
2j523 Lose License
To Operate Autos
; The Motor Vehicles Depart -
ment reports 2,523 traffic con
victions in July resulting in the
suspension or revocation of legal
driving privileges.
.Heading the monthly list was
drunk driving with 527 first time
offenders and 66 two and three
time losers. The offense, which
normally leads the agency’s sum
mary, requires a mandatory rev
ocation of license.
Speeding was in second place
with 417 convictions. Most of
the speed law- violations were in
the “over 75 mph” class with
two offenses of speeding over
55 and speeding within city
limits accounting for the rest.
Driving without a license came
in third with 264 convictions
which resulted in additional
penalties for the offenders.
Various other violations such
as two offenses of reckless driv
ing, larceny of auto, improper
use of driver’s license, racing,
unsatisfied judgment and trans
porting intoxicants helped swell
the July total.
Department clerks noted that
90 motorists forfeited their li
cense under the state’s point
suspension program while court
ordered suspensions caught 89
ethers.
Failure to deposit security
(253) and cancellation of insur
ance (347) headed the non-mov
ing violations. Revoked or sus
pended licenses for the year so
far totaled 19,999.
The agency’s driver license di
vision also reported mailing out;
4,941 warning letters to border
line traffic violators.
The total was divided into 581
advisories for reckless driving,
1,819 for speeding and 2,541 for
points.
In each instance the letters
call attention to the driver’s rec
ord advising him to improve it,
as a subsequent violation could
mean loss of license.
N. C. Tobacco Crop
Estimate Unchanged
Based on reports from grow
ers as of August 1, the North
Carolina Crop Reporting Ser
vice is holding to its July 1 es-;
timate of production for all to
bacco types produced in the
State. The production of flue
cured tobacco is, thus, forecast
at 819,600,000 pounds, or 20,270,-
GOO pounds (2.4 percent) smaller I
than last year’s crop of 839,870,-
000 pounds and shop* of the
1950-1959 ten-year average by 3.4
percent.
The love of justice is simply
in the majority of men the fear
of suffering injustice.
—La Rochefoucauld.
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS
$289,000
COUNTY OF CHOWAN.
NORTH CAROLINA
SCHOOL BUILDING BONDS
Scaled bids will be received until 11
o'clock A. M.. Eastern Standard Time.
September 12. 1961. by the under
signed at its office in the City of Ra
leigh. North Carolina, for $289. 000
School Building Bonds of the County
of Chowan, North Carolina, dated
June 1, 1961. and maturing annually
on June 1. SIO,OOO 1963 to 1972. inclu
sive. $14,000 1973 and $25,000 1974 to
1980, inclusive, without option of prior ]
payment. There will be no auction. 1
Denomination $1 000; principal and
semi-annual (J ana D 1) interest pay
able In lawful money at The Chase
Manhattan Bank in the City and
State of New York; coupon bonds
registeiable as to principal only; gen
eral obligations; unlimited tax; deliv
ery on or about October 9, 1961, at
place of purchaser’s choice
Bidders are requested to name the
interest rate or rates, not exceeding j
six per cent per annum In multiples
of of 1% Each bid may name one
rate for part of the bonds and an
other rate or rates for the balance,
but no bid may name more than six
rates, and each bidder must specify
in his bid the amount of bonds of
each rate. The bonds will be awarded
to the bidder offering to purchase the
bonds at the lowest interest cost to
the County, such cost to be determined
by deducting the total amount of the (
pijemlum bid from the aggiegatei
Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
/!#t
$2-55 ™ I®
s4*lo
V* QUART I
jj
WO PROOF I I
BOTTLED I I
// I
'mi jl m
ttttum tamm .y l **
' yEs* ■
k-.. ..
1 amount of interest upon all of the
bonds until their respective maturities. .
bid of 'ess than oar and accrued [
, interest will be entertained. \
uius must be on a lonn to be fur- tl
nished by the undersigned enclosed iiril
a sealed envelope marked “Proposal. I
For Bonds.” and must be accompanied I
by a certified check upon an incor- II
ported bank or trust company, pay- 11
able unconditionally to the order of
the State Treasurer of North Carolina, j]
for $5,780. The approving opinion of 1 1
Reed. Hoyt. Washburn & McCarthy, I
New York City, will be furnished I
without cost to the purchasers. There I
will also be fprnished (1) a receipt I
for the purchase price of the bonds. I
(2) a certificate as to the genuineness I
of the signatures on the Ponds and I
(3) a certificate, dated as of the date I
of delivery of the bonds, and signed I
bv ihe officers who signed the bonds. I
stating that no litigation is then pend: I
Ing or, lo the knowledge of suen of- I
ficers, threatened to restrain or enjoin I
the Issuance or delivery of the bonds I
or the levy or collection of taxes to I
pay the bunds or the interest thereon, I
or questioning the validity of the sta- I
tutes or the proceedings under which 1
the bonds are issued, and that neither I
the corporate existence or boundaries ■
of the countv, nor the title of any of I
the said officers to their respective I
offices, is being contested. The right ■
to reject all bids Is reserved. I
LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMISSION I
By W. E. Easterling. I
j Secretary of the Commission. I
NOTICE OF SALE OF 9
REAL ESTATE
By virtue of a mortgage exe- I
cuted by William W. Backus 111 I
and wife, Hazel A. Backus to I
R. C. Holland, Mortgagee dated I
October 7, 1953 and recorded in I
office of Register of Deeds in I
Chowan County, North Carolina I
in DT Book No. 65, pages 493- I
494, default having been made I
in the payment of the indebted- ■
ness secured thereby , the under-JI
signed will offer for sale atjl
public biddings for cash, to the I
highest bidder at the Courthouse I
door in Chowan County, North I
Carolina at 11:30 A. M„ on I
Monday, September 18. 1961, the I
real estate in Edenton, North I
Carolina, to-wit: I
The lot with all buildings and I
improvements thereon located on' I
the North side of West Carteret E
Street, and beginning at the I
‘Southwest corner of the Town'l
of Edenton pumping lot. thence I
Eastwardly parallel' with Car-]1
teret Street 45 feet to a point; 11
thence Southwardly parallel with-I
Broad Street 115 feet to West [I
Carteret Street: thence West-; I
wardly along the Northern edge !
of West Carteret Street 45 feet 11
to a point and thence North- I
wardly parallel with Broad'l
Street 115 feet to the place of I
beginning.
All unpaid County and Town I
taxes against this property R
through the year 1961 will be ■
I paid by the seller. I
A deposit of ten per cent for I
the highest bid offered for the!l
above described property will be I
required on day of sale and the I
balance of the purchase price I
will be payable on delivery of I
deed for the property. I
Dated and posted this August I
17, 1961.
R. C. HOLLAND,
Mortgagee. |
/ Aug 17,24.31.5ept7 I
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE I
Having qualified as Executor I
of the estate of John M. Bond, I
deceased, late of Chowan Coun- 1
ty, North Carolina, this is to no- I
tify all persons having claims I
against the estate of said de- I
ceased to exhibit them to the |
undersigned at Edenton, North |
Carolina, on or before the 13th I
day of July. 1962, or this notice |
will be pleaded in bar of their |
recovery. All persons indebted |
to said estate will please make |
immediate payment. E
This July 13, 1961. I
PEOPLES BANK & 1
TRUST CO. I
Edenton, N. C.,
Executor of
John M. Bond. |
Ju1y13.20.27.Aug3,10,17 1 I
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE I
I Having qualified as Executor I
of the estate of J. Tynch, de- I
ceased, late of Chowan County, I
North Carolina, this is to notify I
all persons having claims against I
the estate of said deceased to I
exhibit them to the undersigned I
at Edenton. North Carolina, on I
or before the 20th day of July, I
1962, or this aotice will be plead- I
ed in bar of their recovery. All I
persons indebted to said estate I
will please make immediate pay- I
ment. |
This July 20th, 1961.
M. J. TYNCH, 1
Executor of I
J. Tynch Est. ]
Ju1y20.27,Aug3.10,17,24c 1
LiigfaTOS: KofiTH GASQLSSA. ■ygoSSPAT. AUGUST I/, laoL
• , ■ ■ HOCK
< I Swift’s Select Western I TT ~. VT
Igeef LiverI CORNISH
//■ j. . ii’ste———l jk 0 % ■ df!
western -u. s. choice VTt jlllll limn** cTt'T^O
STEAKS kid ainAKo
fli tti BEEF SALE lb>
11 |SSS|[ SWIFT’S PREMIUM OR NEW PROTEN BLJ
ID# fiTIH m||| U.S. CHOICE —WESTERN —GRAIN FED H
Hal BONELESS ROUND Chatham Pure Pork
—ctit A if c SAUSAGE
COUNTRY whole! half «1 AA
HamsiAQc mam ib ™
Restaurant Style Grade “A”
fT——— BACK or WING ON CHICKEN
Top Quality Tideland Cello T T*
FRANKS b# £ Legs or Breasts
ib 39 m mgj lb -29«
100 Free Movie Tickets - Every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday - Free With $5.00 Purchase!
16-oz. eco _ 6-oz. southern seas N 0,303 LIBBY s 4-oz. Libby’s 15V2-oz. Libby’s Corned
SALAD 18 oz BI “« pla ‘ e Grated FRUIT v; ‘ Rpef Hash
DRESSING Peanut Butter TUNA COCKTAIL Vienna « Deer riasn
jar 25 c i ar 41 c jean 15 c|can 21 c jSausage ..9c| can 37 c
12-CZ. ECO LIQUID sirietmann's Pkg. Red Bird Slat Back “ Full Bta » Each 1-LB. HARRELL’S
Detergent Graham Crackers 37c prtTTFn 3 \ c l,All i {S sl .99 PITRF
bot. Ijjc Fig Newtons...,33c Meat 25 c T R D
19-OZ. GARNER'S 10-oz. Sunshine box Yai’llislied A A
.*« »Q £omsß9c IE
_ _ LUZIANNE UIL/Wl * M Aluminum. Full sue Folding-Each #MI ■■
bot 37 c INSTANT chairs $3.99 p ,w t°s •
Fork K D^ans
A'llO * STOCK Aluminum, Folding Lawn Each
Aspa « a -? US 202 10 --CHAISE 5 0 99 1 A
can 31c JAR MrW I LOUNGE^ 9 can 1U
I TO RIND I B ? the Piece Daisy Hardwood Briquets
LARGE (CHEESE ib. 43 c Charcoal
WATERMELONS -
potatSc i 40c TRn ™. A c We7S A ; T bag JO c
*wLm I" —— P k «- 21 c |each 29 c non
\ Q lb, B,C No. 303 Red Glo F RQ Z E ]\ SPECIALS* PX ||
Wm """""lAßG]^ Tomatoes n-oz. minute-maid p=. laroe S;
I r AJI A M cl mm 'mm Lefnonade I Apple or super MARKET
Li L IVI UIN 0| VII MIX I D p- Free Delivery Friday I
ca n 1C Feacil Pies And Saturday