s V 5 t. 1! ' ' ' t THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY, HERTFORD, N. C. FRIDAY. JULY 26. 1940 THIS BUSINESS SUSAN THAYER "LEGEND OF BRAVE WOMEN" -There's a stirring: story in the an- picture and the radio. It was all! rnals of almost every old American! very pleasant and easy and we took! ..mijr i-uiweriuug suiue urave ances-1 to our new way of life with enthus tor. as a woman who rose tn orpnt ! iaam nj k,,i;,.,i (,- v, . - - - o . ....... . f J. C. Delegate To fif. A, Meeting Goes To Pine Bluff, Arli. K. A. Williams, Teacher From Winf all, Includ ed In Trip With Other Leaders PACE SEVEN City, was the recent week-end guest mont Soil Conversation ExDeriment win k. ni , A of her sister, Mrs. H. N. Ward. I Staton at AthenT Ga., cSuS f weDl planted,- Lee declared. T. J. Dilday spent a few days in' testa to demonstrate this method of conclusion, he suggested that the community last week visiting j reforesting old fields or cUy trail North Carolina farmers try this inenas. areas. metnod of controlling Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parks, Miss Ger- "Seeking an economical way ol w uat uaia IICUDIOV i cuiaritni m..A .1 ... visited Mrs Harriet Parks, of near Si chSed 3 2 SIS? rn; M"l Pa8! Pounds of pinl needle fiter f vimrcu uii iier arm adiarent nmnHs Tn fi .v. . - . i lIlUlltWB, a prnninn in a of the major agricultural nmhiom. of the State. iwflnr v - hpfl It h v mivaH onnnfnt: j i i , j "cgcuiuun ueveiopea. rs. Martha Nixon, her son, Har-, including more than 1,600 shortleaf ry, and daughter, Mildred, of Em- seedlings believed that the ereat Announcement nf tha nffi.-oi days when women could be of use Worth Carolina delegation to the to this country were all in the past. ' sixth national convention of New But today once more it is neces- j Farmers of America at Pine Bluff, sary for the women of this country Ark., August 3-7, was made by S. b' to take their places beside the men if Simmons, A. & T. College, state sup the freedom we have hitherto taken ervisor of vocational agriculture foi for granted is to be maintained for Negroes and national executive sec ourselves and for our children. This : retary of the organization heights, of power at some crisis in the - family's history. . Perhaps she was the wife of some early New England colonizer who de fended her home against the Indians "during her husband's absence. Per haps she went West in a covered " -ftvii miu nviftcu BD IIUIU Hjs Mil V ill Jer meniolk proving up on the "1"e we " not "re to ngnt or . u. setzer, Jr., of Dunn; H. "Claim" given them by the govern- .the 8oU or carrv the banner oi Parker, of Pleasant Grove, and Ralph uenu remaps sne was orije of tha w DUic icmuw uutpuoi amp, oi ivings Mountain, will re- sons A scnooi leacners wno maintained " . c UWBI' FUW 1CCI,L uie ixe in the national Quarter Mrs. T. J atanaarns or rirAnrv in o wmnfA wcoyuno in a iemocracy aKncuicurai moirincr rnntct fhf r- i i i. .. . A."vi,j i. . . i , .. 0---0 v wit vv . i j iviirnarii . or near pona, Va., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Ward and Mrs. H. N. Ward Sunday. Miss Regina Byrum spent Satur day night with Miss Juanita Lane. John Ervin Copeland went to New port News, Va., Monday to accept a position. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Chappell visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hollowell Sun day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Goodwin, of Chuckatuck, Va., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Jordan Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Midvette and sons, Allan and Norfleet. of Swan Hoskins and son, Edenton, visited i lings from each pound of mullch. "The study will observe for several years the survival and height growth of the seedlings resulting from thic simple and inexpensive scattering of pine needle litter over the bare area to a depth of about one inch. "If only one-fourth of the existing seedlings live for five years, the area "PUCK" IS AMERICA'S FAMOUS COMIC WEEKLY For thrills and fun turn to "Puck", the big Comic Weekly. See all of the favorites by world-famous ar tists. Read "PUCK" the Comic Weekly Every Sunday with the The American Weekly the big magazine distributed with the Baltimore American On Sale at All Newsstands mill! no- rnrmvumifii k,r PUU1IC opinion. ' De tie d. Ahnslria Viin-li .:n staunch belief in the amenities of-1 . We mu8t realize clearly what it is send a quartet to represent the State rpnt kh, ' ' mat arives us our umnnn -nriviloroa in tho noflnn.l t.i 1 -----0 their mother, Mrs. H. N. Ward, on a .life. Ferhaps she took over the management of the farm and kept it producing during the years that her husband was at war. In this country we are rich in the legends of great women who stood shoulder to shoulder with their hus bands in the settlement and develop ment in the country. But during the last two generations, women as a Whole have been more served than serving their country! This was largely due lo ir.a ei'.'e.ts of Ameri-VW-i ustry which freed woman frftni household drudgery by Droduc- .ing a .ist of household conveniences in this country as women and as hu man beings and through personal , conversation, as well as club study I and civic meetings, help to build up the needed bulwark of opinion in favor of those three national tradi-! tions which are the backbone of our Freedom representative democracy ' . . . civil and religious liberties, and tree business enterprise. Women in the past have risen to the occasion in every national emer gency. Isn't there every reason to in uie national nnarff o;r,rr; Horace Copeland, of Enfield, will be the official representative in the na tional public speaking contest. , Teachers making the trip include J. J. Lanier, of Pleasant Grove; J. G. Leonard, of Windsor; John Spaulding aod George Crenshaw of Clarkton; B. T. Elliott, of White ville; Harvey Hargraves, of Chad bourne; S. C. Anderson, of Rocky Mount; R. E. Fitzgerald, of Nash-! ville; J. L. Bolden, of Wise; Leroy jonnson, ot H-nheW; K. A. Williams. u i- .i. . i , ! """oru, iv. A. vviniams believe that the women of today care of Winf all; James Faulcon, of Ahos as much what happens to their country and will be willing to do and brought her j . r . , rr in i" saving it irom tne tyr- 2Lf fS1""16!14 the develop" an"y whose adow ls over the rest ment the automobile, the moving of the, world? PON TO SHINE AGAIN ON ALBEMARLE'S BOOTLEGGERS AS LIQUOR PRICES SOAR onal Defense Tax Puts Government Stuff Out ui iteacn oi fciim Focketbooks; Norfolk Under Kie, and W. I. Johnson, instructor in rural engineering at A. & T. Col lege. In addition, J. Archie Har graves, publicity director of the na tional organization, and Mr. Simmons are making the trip. On the way to Arkansas, the North Carolina delegation will make stops at Smith University, Charlotte; Lin coln Academy, Kings Mountain; At lanta University, Tuskegee Institute, AHa.; and will cross the Mississippi River at Vicksburg, Miss. En route home, Fisk, Tennessee A. & T., and the itinerary includes Mok, MRS. PARKS' SUMMER SALE! Begins Friday, July 26 Continues Ten Days In order to give my customers an opportunity to purchase new mer chandise at sale prices, I have bought a complete new line of dress mater ials, including sheers, silks, prints. Have also a choice selection of other things for this sale. Be sure and come in to get your share of the savings to be had here. Can only quote a few prices: Blue Buckle Overalls, pair $1.10 49c Silks, per yard. 3)c 20c Prints, yd. 15c; 11c Prints 9c 25c Ladies' Panties 21 c Men's 25c Shirts and Shorts, each 21c All 5c Articles, 2 for 9c All 10c Articles, each 9c Sugar, 10 lbs. 4KC White House Vingear, per gallon 25c Ladies' Pure Silk Hose, 75c, now 65c This is Your Sale! Come and Save! MRS. ROY PARKS, Ryland, N. C. j I The World's News Seen Through f The Christian Science Monitor I I An International Daily Newspaper $ 18 Truthful Constructive Unbiased Free from Sensational- jk ism Editorials Arc Timely and Instructive and Its Daily 4 ; reatu.es. Together wirh th. Weekly Magazine Section, Make & the Monitor an Ideal Newspaper for the Home. S i T A Til? Christian Science Publishing Society 4 ! ne- Norway Sfect. Boston, Massachuseits Price "12 00 r.arlv or $1.00 a Month 4 baturdav Is.uv including Magazine Section, J!2 60 a Year I"' ' -tv . -tf-r 6 Issues 25 Cents J Name i Address ...... J1 SAMPLE COPY ON REQUEST f YOUR SET MAY BE WORTH SEED OUTLOOK ! A I. , i , ! nMr T 1 r T V -r ' nuci - ienn.; Nashville, 'Jenn., where Me-1 1 01 lne turoPean war- cover Dealers Keported Preparing" to Invade karry Medieal Colle?e win be visited United statS farmers may be earned i MofL-At WJfU Tl T.- i . and the Great Smol, m.: 1 "Pon to produce a larger Dortion of i ---w j iiiuuiibaiiiA III . $16 U0 Market With East Lake Product North Carolina. American seed supplies than thpv have for many years. I lars for five srallons at tha oMin ,.n i ' bg thirty doHars m retail sales, i Pine Needle Mulrh pnce upon ia time there wag some- wide-open cut-outs on into the su uus cauea rroniDmon. JNoDody hnru0 nt xrf,,, ..-.,. .... , , knew exactly what it was. but whi 'aa aiier ioaa 1.7 ... . ' xivtwic itiuh.ii Prohibition was laughingly in effect of swamp-distilled moonshine liquor. Hve-throurii ZE; nT!"? Hebs Reforestation moonshiners in theEast Lake Ms-' Nj;fo!lk throats were very dry. j still stomach raw corn distill Z 'T&Za ? : - V1 P18 of T 0t breath-taking beiore yesterday if they're convinced Mulching with pine needles, or pine eimden Coupty were: thick - as EjW e njrn-runner-usually a! it's six months old ... and they can I Btraw. to Perve moisture and hold politicians around a polling place. In mafter driver with a taste for thrills be convinced. Five zalflons win the Soil is familiar in manv Darts of ivVogv5i to??- r anger- bring thirty dolla cents a' North Caroflina, but this practice received, aoout Sdo which he SDent Dint . . . well nnj. n, :. j. 1 will w onotVi BRING IN YOUR OLD TIRES TODAY! IF THEY'RE GOOD ENOUGH TO DRIVE IN ON, THEY'RE WORTH MONEY TO US! See how much tctual cash your old tires will je you on the purchase of new U. S. Tires. It's the golden opportunity you've been waiting for to equip your car with the extra blowout and skid protection of longer wearing U.S. Tires. lesser numbers they inhabited all the counties of this section. Jlum-runnere in leather jackets and leather caps who looked like nothing in the world so much as rum runners, bought light speedy cars aid burned up the Dismal Swamp' Canal road between Elizabeth City ana Norfolk. V Everybody was perfectly familiar ...... v..w vv HIM I "pdfy-loads," and with the addled Federal Agents the rum-runners had a merry time. The boys in the Leather Jackets fought with the Federal men. forced their rrs int.A 4iijrfies along the highway, killed one Sl. t.a,. ' f tlttM 1 ... v vu ui viicui aiiu ruareu witn - -K"" tf'"" . wen tinner rn nrma fn. 1 ana motner 'Atnj nquor with war tax added I u- Extension soil conservation-spr.tig-leaf, he donned The Coat Th eFederal Men are anticipatinir ist of N- c- state College. Zur&fl&i the.'Pnn-1lf to his something, too, fnformed Norfolk A pine needle mulch will stimulate ! w. I ? T ttWU l0k likei SUrces tel1 us- To" every in-, reforestation of eroded and- denuded LZ l -j 8XLle? When act-1 dication that more "agents" will be area- he state- This has been prov-fi!.-H B- WCre With aIled back t0 duty the Merry, en conclusively in tests, and score. Annffcl"' . Chase. of farmers have reported a growth Another driver, on familiar in vs,,vt- ... l - . 1 . . .. oil tv, n. j i i " . " wnere most of the v "c lleeb ln areas wnere they tLl ! i T and b3Tays of NorfoOk, Albemarle's moonshine .roes. thP have covered ditch banks or idle ABC Board is seriouslv Hispnsa;nn nhis with pine straw. -1 m ml Met SMOOTH TIRES MtE DANGEROUS! IET US SAFETY-CHECK TOUR TIRES TODAY I Joe & Bill's Service Station Pleasure' lietar.mt '.. i - y. :j WW j , I ., ..i .. ..-.. ..... .. . "IS SEL!G . k wiMMr I' , oi una 1 ll proper, took over th i - - ' All Kliej outskirts of the Tidewater Metro polis and delivered it to the con signee who in turn took it to a basement and siphoned the stuff into .pint bottles and made it available, to those Lry Norfolk Palates. Most of the glamour in distilling and rum-running went out with Pro hibition, but a, few shiners kept in practice and in bus- .--u.j iv.uwinj tne threat of bootleg competition. So are the officers of Uncle Sam's Al coholic Tax Unit. "Cheap" whiskey in Norfolk is now high and the high priced stuff at ABC stores is out of sight. Uncle Sam, out to replenish his treasury to meet the cost of Na- AnDefinS as we PrePre 'or A. Hitler & Company, has boosted f'owwc miiu in dus-; i xiiuer & uoi inaoo i 11 . ... ... w w U44ii why ann nnnMi nm wniairav to nc x for a break. They tell us all things! The Old DomWonou to ralsemo come to him who waits, and the1 money r schools, has tacked oreak for unemoloved HiRtiii othfir t Kii.cjib lij i.n M iwroi mi came recently with the National De fehse Tax. Now, again, in the secluded pri vacy of cypress swamps and juniper , owoiuus win reeK again with the scent of stale mash, . and Leather-coated Hell Drivers are al ready tuning up their cars for more thickets the smok. Z V.,"? ?" for era' fires is scheduled to climb once; ington Highway. But W MmWiu r. anm PocKetbooks that T the moonshiners' demnH ah wiiuiiifirR in UaaII. i . 'i-i t , . . "vuvia ana; in Portsmouth and in Newnort - iv4. ty XHC1 other little groups are whispering. iney ere tallong 'about gallons .u tjuans ana jwnts, and most es pecially about money. And why not? Thejtuff that cost six to eight dol- FOR BIGGER PROFITS U S E " ' Purina Feeds We Carry, a Full line ot Feeds for Poultry And Livestock ' t ' i' el PortjuimuisFectl ilfiil Send Store Located on Church gtreet In (hi Bronghton Euing Next to JOHN BROUCHTCN, JR, Owner me National Defense Tax is in feet everywhere. ef- RYLAND NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Stafford and children have returned to their home in Norfolk, V&t, after spending two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey Copeland. v Mrs. N. H. Howell is visiting rela tives and friends in Norfolk. Va. Mrs- W. J. Tweedy, of Elizabeth -Jyjpft '"'Vhf e Ser.k-e Is a Lee said that the Southern Pied- BJcJ. . I'i r. (Jlw, X. c. rmr. Auto Quiz No.' 6 ANSWERS 1. c. getting as' close as possi ble to the right curb or edge of the road. This allows drivers coming behind you to know what you intend to, and lets, them pass on your left if they intend to go straight ahead. Of course, you should give a hand signal, too. 2. v b,i low beam. :Fog consists of tiny drops of water which act like tiny mirrori. They cannot be pierced with a beam of light; ia. stead they , throw the light right hack at the driver. Therefore, the low beam which 'points downward, should be ased.)f '" v ' v . ' . 3. False. Cartion mtmmrtA vam is odorless. Von' cant a tt. smett it or taste it so beware. .mi .-: u, 1 V 1 STEADY 40 COLO KEEPS MILK FRESH AND SAFE ... FOR 4 TO 6 DAYSI STEADY 35 COLD WITH 85 HUMIDITY KEEPS MEAT MARKET. FRESH... FOR A TO 6 DAYS. 'NOTHING ELSE LIKE IT I" ay those who have teen -new "Tru Zont Cold" demonstrated. It permits you to select the EXACT COLD you want for your foods; then holds tempera tures true gives you the "right" cold and humidity for each kind of food. Youll want to see this new feature! Why not drop in TODAY? ITS COMPLETELY fevir Ji VOII CNN OWN A WESTIN6RO0SE REFRIGERATOR FOR AS LITTLE AS STEADY WITH KEEPS CELERY ...FOR I He PER WEEK IULU VI HUMIDITY 77H CRISP .H DAYS. m ! WNnBStoiKpHlB) ill a uTW h ' ' - '( - V ' ' ' 1 , HERTFORD IIARD1W & SUPPLY COIXSY. ' ' ' , v. HERTFORD, ft C . i'l'W'V ; ?V. l ,v:.l l i - 1. 1 ' j 7ZZ i . '.. . "- v .. '"v

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