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THE TERQUIMANS -WEEKLY, -HERTFORD, N. C FRIDAY, NCEMUUt W, lU3b THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY vS ' Published every Friday at The Perquimans. Weekly 1 office In the ' Gregory- Buildingr3mrch Street, , Hertford, N. a" ' ' I MATTIE LISTER WHITE Editor Day Phone v,..,,r 84 Nieht Phone : : 100-Jf , - SUBSCRIPTION RATES . One Year ; $1-25 Entered as 'second class matter - November 15. 1934, at the post offlc . at Hertford, North - Carolina, under the Act of March 8. 1879 quest. , i . , , y i i FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 193 BIBLE THOUGHT, FOR WEEK THE GOALS OF THE SPIRIT: But thou. O man of God. flee these things; and follow 1 after righteous ness, fi-odlinesa. faith, love, patience! meekness. Fight the good fight of faith, lay hold on eternal life. 1 Timothy 6:11:12. GOOD TIME TO ORGANIZE A COMMERCE BODY Speaking of prosperity, and every body is speaking of it right now, you know; it is years since there was so much Optimism in business. As a matter of fact, it is years since we folks here in our own little community have been so prosperous as we are this fall. We are putting up new buildings, making improve ments here and there, starting new businesses, adding side lines to our regular lines, expanding in many di rections. The prices of farm pro- some lIHMIOJI-r V And speaking of the matter, as every one is, for it always comes up in any little v" group ,of, folks who gather to- discuss the general con ditions in Hertford,, they .say. we ought to have a greater share in the general prosperity; They will also tell you what must be done in oroer to bring about the desired condition. All agree that in order for Hert ford to grow that there must be more smokestacks here, industrial plants, larger payrolls to liven up business. Everybody agrees on that They say we've just got to have something doing in the way of manu factoring if we really wish to share as community hrthe propeflty that should be ours. - Arid they will tell : you another thing, too, if you listen. Strangely enough.they all agree ort that,, also. They say that, though we have the natural advantages at hand, that there is no one to put the thing across, to sell Hertford to the in terests with money to build factor ies, no one to induce the location of any kind of a manufactoring plant. They will tell you that in order to handle this situation there should be some leader to head an organization which has for its objective the build ing up of the community, who would take steps to induce men with money to invest to consider the Town of Hertford as a location for industrial plants.to call attention to the desir ability of the location and so on. And after they all agree on that point nothing more is said. They stop right there. Nobody does any thing, as Mark Twain is credited with "saying about those who com plained of the weather. This seems strange when one con siders that these men who indulge in this sort of talk and reach these con clusions are men who have made a duce are better than they have been for a long time, and every one has success of their own affairs by going I Look Your Best For The Ho iliday; Make the most of good time occasions from now 'til after New Year's! Be pre pared for spur-of-the-moment invitations . . . and be assured that you look your best.' Our beauty care will save you time and keep yon looking ways! Well groomed aV Our trained operators will care for your beauty needs at the most rea sonable prices! Phone For Appointments 104 Years of Service Quality Merchandise Right Prices J.C. BLANCH ARD & CO., INC. "BLANCHARD'S" SINCE 1832 HERTFORD, N. C. riffht out after what they t wanted., tf J Why, one may ask,' do they make J no attempt to remedy the ' situation T j v. Do we want smoKestacKsi fo-we really want to hear wheels turning, machinery humming? Do we want more money- in circulation from I factory ; payrolls 7 , To - come right down to facts, do we want an organi zation in the community; a chamber of commerce, a business men 8 as sociation, or an organization by some other name, which has for its pur pose the building up of the town? The thing has . been talked about for years.. .This seems to be about the best time then has been to start something. -7tJ. ..I" . i,;.T. I; SPORTS. TALK Dennis P. Stallings Funeral Wednesday Dennis P. Stallings, 47, died sud denly at an early hour on Tuesday morning at his home at WinfalL ; Funeral services were, held from the home on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, with the Rev. A. A. But ler, of Hertford,' officiating, assisted by the Rev. J. W. Dimmette, of Win fall. Active pallbearers included A. R. Winslow, Jr., Henry Clay Stokes, Durwood Reed, J. H. Baker, C. P. Pritchard, of Elizabeth City, and Mr. Cohoon, of Columbia. Honoary pallbearers were Tho mas Nixon, E. D. Mathews, Dr. T. P. Brinn, T. L. Jessup, R. M. Rid- dick, Fred Winslow, Mr. Jackson, of Elizabeth City and J. V. Roach. Mr. Stallings was a native of Per quimans and had spent his entire life in the community, where he was held in the . .highest esteem. His death, came as a great shock to his family and friends. He had come to Hertford on the day prior to his death and visited a physician where he was treated for an abcess of the ear. His wife, who had been in con versation with her husband at 4 o'clock in the morning found him dead two hours later. Surviving are his father, Simon Stallings; his wife, Mrs. Eva Stall ings ;f our children, Marjory, Hazel, Simon and Mary Ruth Stallings; one brother, Paul Stallings, and two sis ters, Mrs. C. 0. Fowler and Miss Mamie Stallings, all of this county. i"' ry,.... j WMftMKIH . 1l Mill, '3 'in V.E MODEL. C-M tot Tom KmH fcu iMnHl SlaWiMd Drum Spcalwr. re (h C-F. ColwaiM Dial of tkl Rw Pomml Tea rdl ( froai red I brillluM free at ytm dial yoor tiatlnu H$iUf atmrinf iron ; lhal four radio It I Perfael . ' fanned Toae. Bal oaH get M ""' icvt grraier thrill waea jroa lldea Jlo ihe whole a raace C Mae areagal le jroa for Ike jfret HM by C-E FOCUSED TONE RADIO! from 1 29.50 up Before you buy any radio IwMin to ate and bear the new Ct'i! A el to fit every urn and purpoael COME IN TODAY AIND " CONMNCE YQUHSELFI CHAPANOKE NEWS Mrs. C. P. Quincy spent last Thurs day in Durham. ;:, Pete Bright was in Elizabeth City Saturday. - f . . ,1 Miss Alcesta Whitehead spent the week-end in Norfolk, Va., with rela tives.' - Mrs. Bertha Whitehead and Mrs. Irma D'Orsay were in"Elizabeth City Tuesday. Misses Ruth Wilson, -Waverley D' Orsay, and Gerrie Griffin were in Elizabeth City Saturday. John RufuB Wilson of Weeksville waa here on business Friday. Mrs. C. W. Alexander and Mrs. John Symons were guests of Mrs. Earl Perry of Durants Neck last Thursday. Mrs. J. C. Wilson was shopping in Elizabeht City Tuesday. ;. Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Ros left Monday for Cienfuegc3nCuba,-where they will make vheir ' home." Mrs. Ros before her marriage was Miss Elizabeth Wilson. They will Bpend several days in Miami Fla. before going to Cuba. - Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Garrett and little Miss Shirley Perry have re turned from New York. ' - Mrs. Earl Perry, of New" Hone, was the guest of Mrs. John Symohs Tues day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George. .Alexander were visitors in Elizabeth City Sat urday. ';-,' r-.'- " Mrs. Lindsey Russell; Who hap been quite ill, is improving. ' - , ( Mrs. w. R. Perry and Miss Cora Layden were in Elizabeth City Sat urday. .-) n ' Mr. and Mrs. John Asbell and child ren spent Sunday , at Center Hill with relatives. ' . ' C, , ' r Mrs. W. A. Hoggardf spent Tues day with' Mrs: M. R, Griffin. , " Rev. W. D. Morris will preach Sun day afternoon'- at 8:00 o'clock-' at Woodville Baptist Church, a large at tendance is desired. ? ) ' -"By "WHITIE" Both boys and girls hardwood teams are ready for action and have sent out letters trying to schedule a few games,.- So far, the only games that the teams have been able to ar- i range will not take place until Jan uary, ... Both teams are hoping for a game before Thanksgiving and a plenty full schedule for the rest of the bas ketball season. . The girls have been playing the girls local team on Friday and they have been having some good games. The boys have "been playing a few games with the local boys and this scrimmage has helped a great deal ' I predicted Duke to take .Carolina by a small score. I was right about Duke taking the game but I sure did miss the score business. The Duke Blue Devils plastered the boys from the Hill 27 to 7 in a battle played before thirty-five thou sand spectators. Ace Parker, Capt of the Duke Eleven, and who will hit the All American list this year, re turned a Carolina kick-off for 108 yards for a Duke score. Some new and beautiful blocking by the Devils. A hundred and five yards is a long run in anybody's game. But tragedy also marked that beautiful run made by Parker. A spectator, a rormer Carolina man, dropped dead with a heart attack as the "Ace" sprinted the length of the field for Duke. I was plenty wrong on the Army and Notre Dame score. .1 predicted Army to take the Irish, but Notre Dame came back in beautiful style and swamped the boys of the Army. This week I think I will try a few more predictions. I pick Fordham to take Georgia. I may be wrong, but I pick Notre Dame to Continue their climb after last Saturday over Army and to defeat Northwestern. My opinion is that Georgia Tech will defeat Florida. A few others are: Stanford over California. Oregon over Oregon State. Indiana over Purdue. North Carolina over South Caroli na. Southern Methodist over Baylor. Ohio State over Michigan. Darthmouth over Princeton. Texas Christian over Rice. Colgate over Syracuse. Harvard over Yale. Wonder how many of these I hit and; how many I miss. litt i t vv. im dim Aini7i? Vhim tPAn t V I i I IIX 'tl hll I IlllKlf l1- Illllllil.illk & X JUU1 UU UIllUIillAtt&J-iU Ivwt;v.Hi I FOR WINTER DRIVING Your, Car Will Function Better and Last , Longer, With Proper Lubrication . FOR MORE COMFORT AND LESS WORRY SEE US FOR . . . ; , HEATERS . BATTERIES - PRESTO&E U. S. TIRES : TUBES - ACCESSORIES ; SINCLAIR PR O DUCT S '"i I Bills Service Station! oe Dili s service "WHERE SERVICE IS A PLEASURE" HERTFORD. N, C, Tlie Season Ds pen Let us supply you with y our hunting equipment. We carry at all times a large stock of... GUN SHELLS IN ALL GAUGES 41028-20-16-12 10 tuns Rifl es Boots Hertford Hardware & Supply , Co. "Trade Here and Bank the Difference" HERTFORD, N. C. ATTENDED CONVENTION Rev. D. S. Dempsey, pastor of the, Hertford ..Baptist .. Church, attended the State. Baptist -.ConVMtton held in Durham last week. g J . : ! LEGALS V ' I. BEGINS FRIDAY, NOV. 20, AND CONTINUES THROUGH SAT URDAY, NOV. 28. SHOP HERE AND SAVE MONEY! Dry Pack oters QUART &5 Salted Crackers Pound box... FRESH ROASTED ' Rosita MINCE MEAT ; (BolfOGV J PER POUND 1 . v POUND . r! ' t I I K New England PER POUND Ground at Our Counter JelloAll Flavors 2 pkgs. for..;:::::. We have just received a Ncv Stock of FRUIT CAKE KIGElEBISnTG Par-T-Pak IntfraatiaMl Short."! Aal (n7. AC .Mit. Volaaw CeMnb J " ',OT.7J . . t ...'; Easy T 5 X7, asxnA&OnccTnic "The Furniture Man" HERTFORD, N. C. T7 ?rsV- B ' I ff I I 1 1 erms NOTICE Sale of Valuable Property f By virtue of a Deed of Trust exe cuted to me by C. C Hunter for cer tain purposes therein . mentioned, which said Deed of Trust hears date of April 18, 1933, and is registered in the office of the Register of Deeds of Perquimans County, in Book No. 19,' page, 45, I shall, on Monday, De cember 21, at , 12 o'clock offer for sale at public auction, for cash, at the Court House door, the property conveyed to me in v said Deed of Trust. Being . a... parcel of land in Hertford. Township, bounded as fol lows: On the North by.D. J. Roger son's John Sharp land, West by E. R. Chappell swamp land, East and South by J. R. Goodwin land, and being the same tract conveyed 'to' said C. ; C. Hunter by Rachel Parker., . T. W.' WILSON, Trustee. iThis-NovemBer 18, 1933. GINGER ALE iv- m QUART BOTTLE 5c Bottle Deposit r ;t cean Spray Lranberry baucc !. READY-TO-SERVE ' t.- 17oz. can .;::.:.;l...l6c van jlvv t,,w ,NO. 2Mi SXZE CAS' Fruit For PER CAN.W1- Carolina Maid Pickles Quart jar.. :. .... .ana Round Steak v Pound..: ::....u...:..l::x . , i I as 104 YEARS OF SERVICE QUALITY MERCHANDISE vLAircriAHD'S" sinch 1: nr: right priced ' --a . nov3,27dec4,ll