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PAGE TWO THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY, HERTFORD, N. C, FRH)AY, JANUARY 17, 1936. 't r' '"'v r . J ..'-' t ?' ' '""V- c. - I -I' ? I.?; ' V " of , THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY Published every Friday at The fanraimana Weekly? office in Jthe Gregory Building, Chch Street, Hertford, N. C V MATTIE LISTER WHjrEEdHr Day Phone ... Night Phone . HMfcl 7';; SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year ..i;:.L25 : Six Months 76c - . . i Entered as second class matter! November 15, 1984, at the post office at Hertford, North Carolina, under toe Act or March 3, 1879. Advertising rates furnished by re quest ' HIT OR MISS FRIDAY JANUARY 17, 1936. THIS WEEK'S BIBLE THOUGHT BACK TO GOD: Seek ye the Lord while he may be found, call ye upon him while he is near; let the wicked forsake his way, and the un righteous man his thoughts; and let him return unto the Lord, and he will have mercy upon him; and to our God, for he will abundantly par don. Isaiah 55:6-7. SILLIEST CONFLICT One speaker at the small hut in teres ting meeting- of old folks in teres ted in old age pensions in the btate Capitol yesterday loudly point ed to the many things that have been done for the young educational fa cilities, recreation facilities and ether things and demanded, "What has been done for the old?" Well, one thing that has been done for the old is to give them edu cation -when they are young. In a gathering where some men were as old as 93, education of the young may have seemed to some like an enterprise for the benefit of a Deo- pie oi a ditierent world. But when old age pensions are provided the system will be set ud not so much for the old, who are now with us but . in the nature of things will soon de part, as for the great majority who Deing young are irresistibly growing oiaer. Nothing could De sillier in North Carolina, or anywhere else than a conflict between the old and the young over the division of the funds which government is able to collect and dispense. Schools are not main tained for sake of children but for the sake of the educated adults which the State needs. Recreational facilities are not provided exclusive ly for the young but also for the stronger, healthier old age to which those who use them will grow. This country is already so shat tered into little tight groups with conflicting interest that It is all but impossible to get any whole thinking anywhere on almost anv nrohlem. But such conflict would be reduced to the ultimate extreme of the ridi culous if the babies and the grandpas should be set to fighting each other under the government of State and to make comfortable and secure the old age of men and women In America have the support of a vast number of Americans of all ages. Such pensions are needed in our social order and not merely for the sake of the old. But more than old age pensions are needed nr nnv. thing else, there is needed in Amer ica, desperately needed, a thinking in the terms of a whole nation and a whole life and not merely in the stagnant terms of the isolated per. sonal interest of any one interested" group o r age. News & Observer. We ivw all iBeeaL::. .Strang sight i av seen many things t vender at i nv ltfftlbm. t.&A Wtum'r.'tnv t-t umr "WfW" eyes beheld buttercups jbloomingSto January lifuViiJ . , , j. juaoea my .eyes sa joefc - sec ond look.' and then Btoioned lower! a get a fcttwyiew, IWSk! JOT trick, and I wasnt asleep. I had seen too many millions of buttercups qojt to recognize the pretty yellow blos som. There were two of them wide open on the stem, with several hnrfa ready to burst. Thev were bloominar w o in that space between the street and sidewalk on the upper end of Church Street, near the bridge. How the hardy little plant, which everyDoay iooks upon as a spring flower, and which all summer long blooms in such nrofnsiom -wherever ft is allowed a chance, sprung up, and how it withstood the recent cold and snow, is something to wonder at. Not only has it come before the jonquil, which always pop up so early in Perquimans, but it is even ahead of the breath o' spring in some sections of the town and other early shrubs. Nervy little buttercup! "BUT IF NOT " By Mannlngton Dexter Music lovers iof Ambrose Long. The February meeting will be held with the Misses Addie Mae, Pencie and Esther .Ward. wiO be lntodi toBTO'-.'-Cbat' amxm rOm Finley .William JWwlB le lieard mt Uemorial 'Aiiai tWjont, Raleigh, Febfnftry .The Worth cwrouna Music' Festival Asso ciation is sponsoring the appearance of this ht&ehmtfd: rrnnn taf ' ainrnL This concert will te . one ot the high apou ox musical entertainment dur ing, this cjfrrent jfeaion -Singing is entirely unaccompanied, with no in strument of pitch except the human voice. They nortrav nearlv verv tone color possible to the human voice. estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the1 undersigned at Hert ford, N. C, Route 2, on or before the 26th day of December. 1938. or this notice will be pleaded In bar of their recverr,! :1A1I:: persons . lehted t Classified and Legal Notices HOGS FOR SALE WEIGHT 40 90 pounds. E. T. White, Leigh Farm. it JDecembec, AdnnlstotiSxgpX i . iyeeeakedJ ' i less to shop line, - thence Westerly aloncr ahalk lin ahmit ISO : teett to f Wfley Gordon's line, thence souther ly aoouj .ieec to Morneec une, thencei la4trlv. ahitnt ISO ftmt alonor aid -Vm:M Ro4vStret plaep t jt- ir&Sr wr ?ut rf C Sited "and posted January 18, 19S6 .1 yuav i- t NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION HavimrtiHalin-iw Aoas&atni of the estate k of Josenh Jnrdan. H. ceased, late Perquimans ConnSty, North Carolina, vthls is U notify ail persons having claims against the es tate of said deceased to exhibit theni to the undersigned, at Hertford on or before the 30 day of December, J936, nr fjhia haHm will Kb nlAAliul Vm v ua ipvimw vv yv vwuvu ait F4 of their recovery. All persons indebt ed to said estate will please make im mediate payment. This 30th day of December, 193B. GENEVA JORDAN, Administratrix of Joseph Jordan Jan.3,10,17,24,31,Feb.7 I know my God is able to deliver.- Able to save from direst imimn Tilt Able, as when He saved the Hebrew children, Almighty stStt. But if, perchance, His plans are not as my plans; If hi4 la 4aticBes8 should my path way Tie; If when I plead He -dees not seem to answer. Nor care lor Then, "though men scoff and bitterly deride me Listen! J( fiiAg my challenge to the sky!'r-"'- God may deliver, but if not, I'll trust Him, And trusting, die! FROST PROOF EARLY JERSEY Wakefield Cabbage Plants. C. W Reed, Route 1, Hertford, N. C. 4t "Mother, Mother, I saw a man making a horse!" "You saw a man making a horse, Mary? What on earth are vou talking about?" les, Mother, and he was a nice horse, and he was almost finished. The man was just nailing on his last loot!!" Selected. "Crash!" Everybody jumped. A. W. Hefren, who was nresentinc to ur. JLutner tl. Butler a naat nresi- dent's emblem, at the meeting of the Rotary Club on Tuesdav nlirht. when a special program was being given in Dr. Butler's honor, dropped the package. It was a rather bulkv looking package which Mr. Hefren was car. rying up to the head of the table, and when he stubbed his toe and dropped the white tissue naner wran- ped parcel on the boor, It sounded like all. the chfna on the table had trashed. I haven't found out yet what was in the package to make it souna line that, and it took me some seconds to realize it was one of those Stunts the Rotarians null off now and then. When the real presentation Came the package was. of course, a dainty little jewelers' box. Y. W. A. Of Bethel Meets At Church M rsL Perry Entertains Friends At New Hope Mrs. E. M. Perrv three tables of contract at her home: near New Hope Thursday evening.! High score prizes were nreapm-pH t w ... . iurs. wm. Divers and J. A. Sawyer. Low score prizes went to Mrs. C. B. Goodman and Wm. Divers. Refreshments were served to the following players: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Divers, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Spivey, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sawyer, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Goodman, ' Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Perry, Miss I aura Wood Goodman and Haywood Umph lett. 1 The Y. W. A.'s of Bethel Baptist Church held their first meeting of the new year Friday evening at the church with Kathryn Fleetwood con ducting the devotional. During the business hour new officers were elect ed for the year as follows: President, Ruby Keaton; vice president, Pencie Ward; . secretary, Ruth Parrish: treasurer, Ruth Mansfield; personal service chairman. Esther Ward- pianist, Lucille Long; assistant pian ist, Pencie Ward; reporter, Kathryn Fleetwood; program committee, Ad die Mae Ward, Elna Harris and Am brose Long; social committee, Ernest Long, William Hobbs and O. C. Long, Jr. An interesting program was then rendered by Pencie Ward, with several members taking part. Members present were: Misses Ruby Keaton, Kathryn Fleetowood, Ruth Mansfield, Lucille Long, Ruth Parrish, Penrte and Esther Ward; Messrs. Willir m Hobbs, Fentress 'Till, 0. C. lont'-, Jr., Ernest and NOTICE OF SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE BY THE COMMISSIONERS By virtue of an order of resale made by the Oerk of the Superior Court of Perquimans County, in that certain snecial Proceedingr nendinar before said Court, entitled Mrs. Wm. Weston, Mrs. Lillie Long and others vs Helen Davis and Myrtle Norman Elliott, all heirs at law of 1. T. Phil lips, late of said County, the same being No. on the Special Pro ceeding Docket in said Court: the bid on said lands described in the petition heretofore filed in this cause having been raised as by law allowed. I. will on Tuesday, Jan. 21, 1936, at 11:30 o'clock A. M., offer for sale at nuhlic outcry to the highest bidder for rash at the courthouse door in Hertford, r-erquimans unty, N. C.,' the fol lowing described real estate, lying and being in Bethel Township, Per quimans County, North Carolina, ad joining the lands formerly belonging to aoiomon Kogerson and others, and more particularly defined as follows to-wit, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Havinsr Qualified as Administrator of the estate of Quinton T. Johnson, deceased, late of Perquimans County, North Carolina, this is to notifv all persons having claims against the es tate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Hertford, N. C, on or before the 12th day of Decem ber, 1936, or this notice will be plead ed in bar of their recovery. All per sons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This 1Z day of December, 1985. HAS. E. JOHNSON. Administrator of Quinton T. Johnson. Dec.l307aiu8,1047 First Tract: Bounded on the West by the lands of J. P. Morris, on the east by lands formerly belonging to Solomon Rogerson, on the North by the road leading from Bethel to Mardre's Point, on the South bv Yeo- pira River, containing 66 2-3 acres. more or less, and being the same land conveved to John T. Phillina fcv . &. atoms, by deed dated the 27th of November, 1899r and recorded In Book 8. MM 482 Kn tft AffiM f the Register of Deeds of Perquimans uouniy. Second Tract: Beginnine on the road at a ditch in th line .hpfwn the said Phillips & Manley (formerly apruui) which ditch is the present line between Phillips & Manley,. then east along said road sixty (60) yards w a uitcn, inence south alone said ditch at right angles to the road three hundred fortv f340l - vnrA. thence west narrallel with the mad sixty yards to the ditch in the line between Phillips & Manlev. nA Mnrth along said ditch (346) three hundred rony yards to the place of beginning xne road, containing four (4) acres, being a part of the Roeerson land lying next the lands of J. T. Phillips, and bemsr the same land con veyed to the said J. T. Phillina hv deed from W. T. Williams dated the1 5th day of March 1907, and recorded in Deed Book 7, page 492 office of Register of Deeds of Pprnnimana County. Said deeds being referred to for a more complete descrintinn nf ha lands hereby offered for sale. Bidding will start at $955.50. Dated and posted this 4th day of January, 1935. C R. HOLMES, Commissioner, Jan. 10,17. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Ravin otmlifled an Administrator nf tho efttato nf Lnln Wmio-h Mnxa. deceased, late of Perquimans County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the es tate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Hertford on or hAfnro the K anv .nf Jflnunrv. 1H37. nr this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. AM persons indebted to said estate will please make im mediate payment. , This 8 day of January, 1936. R. R. MOSS, Administrator of Lula Wausrh Moss. Jan.lO,17,24,31,Feb.7,14 NOTICE Sale &f Valuable Pmnert "tyir!tiji JWRtynM, Deed executed to me by 3. C. Holley for certain purposes therein mentioned which said Morteatre Deed hears date September Jd, 1927, and js reg istered in 3 the office of the Register of Deeds 'if Perrmimans Cnuntv in Boot 17, Page 27, I shall on Friday, jf'eoruary 14, I936,at 12 o'clock M, offer for able at Public Auction, for cash, at the Court House door in Hertford. N. C. the nronertv iconvev ed tn mfl Sn Sfliri Mnrtcntre TIaaH LvinfiT antfbeinsr in Hertford. Hert- lord lownship, Perquimans County, N. C, bounded on the North by the Sarah Perry lot, on the East by the lot of Poll Skinner and Feltoi, on tne south ly King Street extended and on thefiWest by Wm. A. Butts being the came lot this day sold to the said C. Holley. This Mort gage Deed given to secure the bal ance due to J. R. Stokes. I, R. STOKES, Mortgagee Bated aijl posted January 18, 1936 Jan.l74,8Feb.7 !" NOTICE Sale it Valuable Pranertv By virtuft of a deed of .trust xe- John 0. Chjappell and 4oe Chap pell, for feertam rmrnoses therein mentioned,.5vhich said deed iof itrust Dears flate XMtnhnr 1 ot T09R in reirfstered In the office nf mWo. ter iof jDemta mf PeWmiw 'W. in Book lB,jpsge i47, 1 ahaH n :at. urday. i Fehruarvl! IS. iflJMS. n o'clock , -jaLi-iiet ite' Conrt House door; to Meim. V t mtaf 'lor sale at tnubjic auction, for cash, the property conveyed to me In said deed of trust, to-wit: All those certain tracts nf Inn lying and situated and being in the County .' of Perquimans, State of North Carolina, Belvidere Township, near' the Town of Belvidere, and be ing - ' T-er;::Ki -Tract No. 8. containing 260 acrest traxt No.: acres; tract pro. eoataimng 450 acres less T ere equal, to 874 acres; tract tjo. 6 ontaljHng 6 acres, making IpallOTiiicres, less 76 acres, now, canal to 996 acres, on plat of bad forflierly owned by Hostettle imt flttoii m&ikBBm;:.M v. KaXhaa Winalow ' Farm. . as', surveyed ' and platteiby Cox and Coa 'Registered jungmeers. riai oi wnicn is on re cord in Perquimans County, Register f TVmiIi? Oftlii in nlnt Imnlr Nn S. at page 122, to which said : piatz- m. m - lerence is nereoy maae xor a mere perfect and complete description lay metes and bounds. Dated and posted this the 15th day of January, 1936. G. G. MARKHAM, Trustee. Jan.l7,24,31,Fb.7 NOTICE Sale of Valuable Property Bv virtue of a Deed of Trust exe cuted to us by Richard Steward and wife, Mattie Steward, for certain purposes therein mentioned, which said Deed of Trust bears date De cember 5th,, 1925, and is registered in the office of the Reeister of Deeds of Perquimans County. North Caro lina, in Mortgage Book 14, page 859, we shall at 11:30 o'clock on Friday, February 14th, 1936, offer for sale at the Court House door in the said County, at public auction, for cash, the property conveyed to us in said Deed of Trust, to-wit: A certain niece or narcel nf liui) in Parksville Township, Perquimans County. North Carolina. Ivin nn South side of main road leading from gnapanojee to woodviUe, and . bound ed on the East bv the' lands nf J. C Wilson, and oh the South hy the ' lands of J. C. Wilson, on the Wet by the lands of y?. R. perry, and known as the Delaware Small UnX consisting of eighteen acres, more or less. . . This January 14th, 1936. TOWE & QUINCY, 4 Mortgagee. By G. D. TOWE Jan.l7,24,31,Feb.7 NOTICE Sale of Valuabde Pronertv Bv virtue of a Mortcace Deed executed to me by Simon Williams and wife Janette Williams, for cer tain nurnoses therein mentioned which said Mortgage Deed bears date March zznd, lvza, and is registered in the office of the Reericter of Deeds v of Perquimans County in Book 17, rage tus, l snau on Friday, i' eoruary 14. 1986. at 12 o'clock M.. offer for sale at Public Auction, for cash, -at the Court. House door in Hertford, N. Ci. the nroserty conveyed to me in said Mortgage Deed: First Lot Beginning on head Street 80 feet North of Chas. E. Burke corner and mnnin? thence N. 67 W. -about 116 ;leet.,.vtcvJL. MJ, Gallon line, thence in . a Northerly course alone J. M. allnV .'line 40 feet, thence South 6i$)gr;& about 116 feet alone Gallon line. John Gordon line and "the line of colored Methodist Church :to Street, thence Southerly along said street 40 feet to' nlace of bearhminir. Second Lot Beginning on King, worth side 93 feet from the South east comer of John Creecy line, thence Westerly alone Kinrr Street 31 feet, thence Northerly B2 feet, thence Easterly 31 feet to J. R. Stokes' line, thence 82 feet to Kine street, place oi oegmmng. R. S. TOXEY, Trustee. Dated and posted January 13. 1936, Jan.l7,24,31,Feb.7 REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE HERTFORD BANKING CO. At Hertford. North C.arrMna r-.:: e t.--, .... ....., I1C unuxuooiuiier oi uaiiKS at tne close or business on the 31st day of December, 1935. ASSETS 1 Loans and discounts -i iiqqqqqo 2. Overdrafts ""T'r None 8 United States Government obligations, direct andorfulfy guaranteed 82 47519 4 Other honds, stocks and securities I 205 494 00 v Total loans and investments (Items 1 to 4). -tmjffl.eii ' 7 iC?0086' .0-00; furniture and fixtures, f5,000.00 15,000.00 7 Real state owned other than banking house -1 4.600 00 iSa ' exchanes' uh items and balances with other Total assets t LIABILITIES -64712.9 NOTIICE OF ADMINISTRATION Having qualified as Administratrix of the estate of Mary H. Miller, de ceased, late of Perquimans County, North Carolina, this is to nntifv nil persons having claims against the NOTICE Sale of Valuable Prnnertv - - ! ; . : Bv virtue of a Mnrtcnire Deed executed to me by Simon Williams and wife. Janette Williams' for per tain . purposes therein mentioned wnicn said.. Mortgage Deed bears date November 7. 1923. and ia rftr. istered in the office of the Register oi JLJeeds of Perquimans County, in Book 13, page 601, I shall o Friday, February 14, 1936, at 12 o'clock M., Offer for sale at Public Auction, for cash, at the Court House door in Hertford, N C, the property convey ed to me in said Mortgagee Deed: Beginning at the Northeast corner oi James jNorneet lot and running a Northerly course ' along Road Street or Edenton Street 40 feet more or 12 Deposits of individuals, partnerships or corporations payable , OB Demand nr within nn Aatrm m rm 18 TJme -deposits of individuals, partnerships or" corporations ' 14 Public fonds states tie n .nther iliti.l ..ltf. " ijt 1 ositi(of other Jbanks; cash letters of credit, certified, of- -- - fiuu uarncia cileciu oursianoing ..i.. 2.701.65 Summary of Items 12 to 16, Indus(vr ' (a) Secured by pledge or loans andor invest ments , L 4519.72 (b) Not secured by pledge of loans andor In vestments , , 622,141.29 (c) Total denosita 9 Bills payable J-ZZZIIZ"- ' 0 Rediscounts 6 Interest,; taxes and other expenses accrued and' unpaid 7 Other liabilities 28 Capital account: None None 8,226.17 8,320.69 (b),Ffacsl preferred stock sold to R. F. C. 250 par iuu per snare, reurable at $100 per -share 25.000.00 (e) Ctommon stock, 250 shares par $100per 25,000.00 ff) Snrnlus (g) Undivided profits net lo!697.75 (k) Retirement fund for preferred stock or capital notes and debentures ; .. 208.84 -$64712.96 Total.' inrliidino- nnnital State of North Carolina. County of Perauimans. , ? ic. M. Kifldick, Jr., Cashier; Chas. Whedbee, Director, and W. F C. F wards. Director nf The nyeA rw. n ' . ' ' 'r" neared befori TZriJl.m that the forejoing report is true to the best of his knowledge and be k R. M. RIDDICK, JR., Cashier! CHAS. WHEDBEE, Director.- H W. F. C. EDWARDS, Director. Sworn tofand subscribed before me this the 9th day of January 1936. (Seal) I s WM.: H. HARDCASTT.K Wnta P,,M,V v My commission expires August 25, 1986. " 1 1 L . Ill 1 S l l I . J Plenty of Bargains Throughout the Store .n f1 $4.95 Silk ; Dresses ; t WITH TAX '? . Hertford, North Carolina ' Men's $19.50 Suits 4 A wrra tax Ladies' S2.50 Shies - p'. . : Z-.'i. wrm tax 3' Men's X':r . .Work Shirts v. i ; Ladies' Every Day Oxf ords WITH TAX j. f Men'f Good I 3 Work Shoes Ladies' Pure Silk Hose , . W-tH -TAX - Men's Good - Dress Shirts V if ' ;. 4 wrra tax wrra tax WITH TAX