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PAGE- SIX' THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY, HERTFORD, N C. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 1940 , IIM0.1D (KTAKE Gilll FOrj OHADLE COLONY BOYS TO EVBITItm UP, Led By Berry and Ful ler, Local Warriors Pin Edenton Colonials 9-2 j The Hertford Indians scalped the Edenton Colonials 9-2 on Hicks Field in Edenton Sunday afternoon, Berry and Fuller, chunking for the Indians held the Colonials to six scattered hits while the braves chalked up 11 hits for themselves. This was the second tattle of the Indians and the Colonials this sea son and in the first encounter the Colonials swept the redmen aside with a score of ten to two. The tally is even now with the scores al- ? most identical. The' Cradle Colony boys made themselves satisfied with only three hits in the first seven stanzas while the Indians, led by Chub Goodman of high school fame, and Dave Fuller, the new coach forged ahead to make nine runs on the 11 hits. The Colo nial gentlemen came through in the eighth frame to make two hits and their two runs. Charles Wales, E denton twirler, held the warriors to no hits and no runs in the final three innings. , The sixth was the round in which the Indians overwhelmed the Colo nials by making five hits and six runs. Goodman led the batting for Hertford, 'making three out of five trips to the plate with a double and a triple; Fuller, was next best with two out of five. " . Ambrose, leading batsman for the Colonials, made three hits out of four trips. Crab tree and Forehand made the only runs for the Colonials, scoring when V heeler hit a double into left field while two men were already out. The batteries: Colonials Cmbtree and Wales, pitchers; Wheeler, catch er. Hertford Berry and Fuller; Judy Thatch, catcher. Growers Now Seeding Winter Coyer Crops With tobacco moving to marked and cotton being picked for ginning, North Carolina farmers are devoting many of their few spare moments to the seeding of winter cover crops, says E. C. Blair, extension agrono mist of State College. Largely through the AAA grantor-aid program which enables grow ers to secure certain seed without cost at planting time, the acreage de vote 1 to these winter legumes and grasses has increased steadily during the past few years. One of the main objectives in growing winter cover crops is to in crease soil fertility, Blair explained. To get the maximum benefit In soil Improvement, the whole crop should it turned under ; at such a time and in such a manner as to allow the crop to decay in time 'to dothe moat good for the crop tht follows. However, Blair said, ; many cover crops may be grazed to a limited ex tent, but grazing must be discontinu ed in time for the crop to mature for grain or seed. If the crop is to be used for grazing, it is essential that it be planted early enough in the fall to make a satisfactory growth before cold weather. On the average farm, , the State College agronomist pointed out, there is usually a need for winter feed and an early fall crop of hay or grain to supplement the hay and grain crops of the fall just past. There is also a need for green feed during the winter to increase the supply of milk for th efamily and to graze other livestock. Winter cover crops may be used in four ways: turned under for soil improvement; grazed for a limited time, allowed to reach the hay stage and cut for hay; grazed for a limit ed time, allowed to mature, and used for grain and seed; and grazed to their full capacity as a part of the farm feeding system. Mr. and Mrs., R. R, Perry, ", -; J Mrs. Edgar Fields and little, son and Rolac Webb, .of Hertford,' were guests of their father, J. B. Webb, Sunday. ....'' ' f Henry Spencer, of Newport News, Va., is spending a few days this week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Spencer. ' Herman; Saunders, of Norfolk, Vs., spent the week-end with his sister, Mrs. E. G. Banks. - . - Mrs. Sally Hurdle is reported as being ill this week. NEW HOPE NEWS Notice of Delinquent Tax Sale Town of Hertford Sale of Town property for Delinquent taxes for year 1939. Date of Sale Monday, October 14th, 1940, at 12 o'clock Noon at the Court House door, Hertford, North Carolina. W. G. NEWBY, Clerk and Tax Collector TOWN OF HERTFORD WHITE $ Name Location rBarchft, H. G., Perm. Ave. -barclifc, J. i., Penn. Ave. Broughton, Mrs. E. J. Broughton, W. J., Heirs, Grubb St. Chappeil, Mrs. Seymore Elliott, W . T. Fields, D. M., heirs, iobb St. Harrell, Mrs. Lily R. Jackson, D. M., Lmbb St. Jordan, Raymond, Church St. Lane, H. P., Grubb Lane Lane, w. u., r'enn. Ave. , Leary, J. 0., Grubn St. McMullan, Mrs. Vv. T., Estate 1137 Mrs. W. T. McMullan, Est., Church St. 1SS Jurs. Vv . T. Mciuullan, Est. Church St. Medlin, N. H., R. R. Ave Munden, Tim, Estate Norman, Mrs. Madelene P. i'erry, 'i nomas, Church St. Pierce, Mrs. E. S., Market St. Riddick, A. M., Grubb St. Siiannonhouse, Mrs. J. T., Church St. Sumner, T. B., Front St. Small, Mrs. P. H., Church St. Vv ard, Mrs. R. F., Ed. Rd. St. . vnedbee, Mrs. T. C, vhurcn at. oi renn. White, C. I., Grubb St. Whi',., C. W White, Capt. T. S., Dobb St. White, W. E., Church St. Winslow, Mrs. H. K., Grubb St. COLORED Bembery, Ed, King St. Bembery, Moses bemoery. Penelope, Market St. ' Bembery, Robert, Estate, King St. Blanchard, H. H., Estate, R. R. Av. Clark, Adeline Daiil, Ed. Rd. St. Cofield, Ollie. Cox Ave. Dail, Eiisha, Dobb & Ed. Rd. St. Dail, Elverd, Covent Garden St. Davenport, Mary, C'nurch St. Douglas, Louisa. Heirs, Grubb St. uos.biHs, w. w. Market St. i Eason, Joseph, Heirs, Dobb St., Ext. Everett, Mamie, King St. Evans, Sarah, lung St. l eiiton, Annette, Estate, Ed. Rd. St. Helton, Elec, King St. telton, George, King St. Feiton, G. Yvilson, hyde Park St. Feiton, Laura and Annie, Hyde Park St. Felton, Laura S., Rail Road Ave. I Feiton, Lue E., Covent Garden St. Feiton, Lucy, Hyde Park St. Feiton, Mary L. FeVton, Tom, King St. Feiton, Vv.(J., Heirs, Market St. Feiton, m. Percy, R. R. Ave. Franklin, Prentice, Estate, Barrow Lane Hoffler, William, King St. holly, Alpine, King St. Holiy, Cnas. C, barrow Lane HolUy, L. D., Dobb St. Holly, Malinda, Heirs, Dobb St. Hurdle, Millie A., Market St. James, Geo., King St.., L Fast r-Lugressi-.e &mgnt3, King t. . Lassiter, Larriett, Heirs, Grubb St. f Lassiter, Herbert, Ed. Rd, St , Lee Burwell, King St. : Lyons, Washington, Ed. Rd. St. J. ,. - " "J f v.,vj, "."ft WV. J, Parker, Henry, Heirs, Dobb St. Parker, Henry L, Cox Ave'. v Reed, Eiisha, Heirs, King St. : Reed. Geo. R. : j. Reed, Wilson, Dobb St. Riddick, James W., Cox 'Ate. Satterfield, C. C., King. St. .. Satterfield, -F. H., R R., Ave. . Satterfield, Ollie 0., Cov. Ave. Sharpe, Laura, Dobb St. s Simpson, W. D., King St. nimpson, w. s., Dobb SU - Skinner, Ceo. L., N. K Chappeil, Agent Skinner; John H., R.' R, Ave , btamngs, Alonza, Dobb St. Stalling,' Isaiah B.. Estate. Kimr' St. Sutton, B. J., Ed. Rd. St, Taylor Kate. Estate, King St. Thompson, C. B., Dobb St. , Thompson W, J., (Jox km. , ..- Valker, Mary, Market St.fj Amt. Pen. Cost Total 36.80 $1.47 .95 39.22 13.48 .54 .95 14.97 5.78 .23 .95 6.96 14.44 .58 .95 15.97 20.63 .83 '.95 22.41 12.76 .51 .95 14.22 16.60 .66 .95 18.11 23.83 .95 .95 25.73 30.09 1.20 .95 32.24 38.24 1.53 .95 40.72 11.00 .44 .95 12.39 11.99 .48 .95 13.42 5.37 .21 .95 6.53 35.75 1.43 .95 38.13 1 41.25 .6.39 .95 48.59 1 35.75 3.21 .95 39.911 7.43 .30 .95 8.68' 4.95 .20 .95 6.10 6.60 .26 .95 7.81 14.06 .56 .95 15.57 66.91 2.68 .95 70.54 9.63 .39 .95 10.97 78.07 3.12 .95 82.14 40.59 1.62 .95 43.16 41.25 1.65 .95 43.85 8.25 .33 .95 9.53 78.38 3.14 .95 82.47 13.20 .53 .96 14.68 33.47 1.34 .95 35.76 18.73 .75 .95 20.43 22.34 .89 .95 24.18 24.86 .99 .95 26.80 9.90 .40 .95 11.25 4.54 .18 .95 5.67 11.77 .47 .95 13.19 6.60 .26 .95 7.81 4.13 .17 .95 5.25 4.95 .20 .95 6.10 6.39 .42 .95 7.76 50.52 2.02 .95 53.49 1.24 .05 .95 2.24 9.90 .40 .95 11.25 4.13 .17 .95 5.25 17.25 .69 .95 18.89 6.60 .26 .95 7.81 4.13 .17 .95 5.25 1.65, .06 .95 2.66 6.19 .25 .95 7.39 2.68 .11 .95 3.74 1.45 .06 .95 2.46 12.65 .51 .95 14.11 7.02 .28 .95 8.25 12.38 .50 .95 13.83 4.95 .20 .95 6.10 3.30 .13 .95 4.38 8.25 .33 .95 9.53 4.95 .20 .95 6.10 24.75 .99 .95 26.69 5.78 23. .95 6.96 3.03 .12 .95 4.10 13.62 .54 .95 15.11 8.25 .33 .95 9.53 2.89 .12 .95 3.96 9.90 .40 .95 11.25 7.84 .31 .95 9.10 2.75 .11 .95 3.81 7.70 .31 .95 8.96" 2.48 .10 .95 3.53 5.78 .23 .95 6.96 3.30 .13 .95 4.38 8.25 .33 .95 9.53 22.11 .88 .95 23.94 16.50 .66 .95 18.11 8.25 .33 .95 9.53 10.07 .40 .95 ; 11.42 6.60 .26 .95 7.81 14.41 .58 .95 15.94 9.08 .36 .95 10.39 6JL9 .25 .95 7.39 6.05 ..24 .95 7.24 10.32 .41 .95 11.68 6.40 .26 .95 7.61 3.30 .13 .95 4,38 6.94 .28 .95 8.17 4.95 .20 .95 6.10 ' 9.03 .36 .95 10.89 4.95 .20 ,.95 6.10 3.30 .13 .95 4.38 i4.95 .20 .95 ,6.10 41.60 .26 .95 7.81 , 8.25 . " .33 .95 9.53 Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Butt AnH turn children and Mr. and Mrs. "Bully"! Baker and two children have return ed from a trip over the Skyline Drive. They also visited in Wash ington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Spencer and Woodley Spencer attended the show in Elizabeth City Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Hurdle visited her sister, Mrs. Parker, in Elizabeth City, Sunday. The condition of Mrs. Charlie Um-i phlett, who has been ill, is some what better. T. A. Hurdle is reported as being ill. Mrs. Joe Henry Gregory, of Eli zabeth City, spent Thursday visiting Mrs. J. A. Sawyer and Mrs. Johnny White. Mrs. Martin Towe, of Hertford, 'visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Powell, Sunday. Miss Rebecca Webb, a member of the Robersonville school faculty, was the week-end guest of her "parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Webb. Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Hurdle, of Norfolk, Va., spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. Sally Hurdle. Robley Perry, of Norfolk, Va., is spending a few days with his parents, WfflTESTON NEWS Mr. and Mrs. B. . L. White and family, of Sunbury; Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. White and family, of Eliza beth City, visited in the home of Mrs. Mary J. White Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Winslow. and daughter, Jeanne, vf Norfolk, Va., were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. U. Winslow. Miss Doris Lane left Monday for Guilford College, where she will at tend school this year. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Stallings and son, Tommy; Mr. and Mrs. Quinton , Stallings, of Trotville; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weeks, Jr., and son, Wayne, of Newland, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eason Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Stallings of Sandy Cross, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Winslow. CLASSIFIED AND 1 "VLEGALS HUNDREDS OF" FARMS FOR Sale, free catalog.. Belt Realty Chase City, V. , aug.9,16,28,30,sept.0A3pd NOTES. ACCOUNTS, CLAIMS COL lected Everywhere. ,. No" charges unless collected. May's Collection Agency; Somerset, Kentucky. " i v aug.30, sept.6,13pd. ARMY SHOES FOR SALE NEW shipment just received. They give comfortable, satisfactory service. Julian Ward's Shoe Shop, Broad Street, Edenton. FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS 5c per bundle. Call at The Per quimans Weekly Office. FOR RENT 10-ACRE FARM Lo cated near Edenton on U. S. 17. Good peanut, cotton and tobacco land. Apply Perquimans Weekly. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our dear father, .Thomas Erie Perry, who de parted this life September 9, 1939: One year ago today; Our dear father passed away, How we miss you, no tongue can tell, But we know with Jesus you have gone to dwell. , One year has passed in sadness And we have missed you each day; But we know that God who giveth Is the one who taketh away. It is lonely here without you, deai father, And so lonely along life's way Life does not seem the same to us, Since you were caled away. O! how hard we tried to save you But our efforts were in vain For the Heavenly Angels came to take you Out of this world of pain. Precious father, your toils are o'er You have gone to rest for evermore. So we must strive to meet you Just beyond the Golden Shore. Your loving daughter, Mrs; Free land Copeland. North Carolina In The Perquimans County Superior Court Edward C. Robinson, riaintin Vs. Emma Lee Robinson, Defendant NOTICE OF PUBLICATION The Defendant aboye-named will take notice that an action entitled above has been commenced in the Superior Court of Perquimans Coun ty for the purpose of obtaining an absolute divorce from the bonds of matrimony between the plaintiff and the defendant, and the defendant will take notice that she is required to appear on the 23rd day of September, 1940, in the' Court House of Per quimans County, North Carolina, and answer or demur to the complaint in said action or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint. . This the 19th day of August, 1940. J. M. PITT, Deputy Clerk of the Superior Court. J. S. McNider, Attorney. aug.23,30.sept.6,13 NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of the authority contain ed in that certain mortgage deed executed by W. T. Miller and wife, Ella G. Miller, on the 1st day of October, 1931, to Mrs. Salie Turn age, and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for Persuimans County, N. C, in M. D. Book 17, page 648, defualt having been made in the conditions of said mortgage deed, the undersigned mortgagee will on the 23rd day of September, 1940, at 11;30 o'clock A. M,,t the court' f house door of Perquimans County, N. v C offer, for sale at public, .auction v to the highest bidder for cash,, the ' f following described property: i Bounded on Jthe north by lands' of. Fl Mrs. H. C. Ward, , boundetj on; the east by lands of Mack Towe, bounded on the south and west by the' J. H. Towe lands, and bem . the ; Home Place of said W. T. Miller, and be- ing the. same , lands the , said W.' T. , Miller purchased by deed from. Mack Towe, A. R, Winslow, mortgagee, -(. and Noah Bright. See deeds in Deed . v. Book 4, pages 547, 464 and 636, re- " spectively. V1 A 5 deposit will be required of . the successful bidder. Dated and posted this 22nd day of August, 1940. ; MRS. SALLIE TURNAGE, ' Mortgagee. By Chas. E. Johnson, Attorney. aug.30,sept.6,13,20. '4 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF $2,000.00 BONDS OF THE TOWN OF HERTFORD, NORTH CAROLINA, FOR FIRE EQUIPMENT BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commissioners of the Town of Hertford as follows: Section 1. Pursuant to the Munic ipal Finance Act, 1921, of North Carolina, as amended, negotiable bonds of the Town of Hertford, North Carolina, are hereby author ized to be issued in an aggregate amount not exceeding $2,000 for the purpose of purchasing fire fighting equipment. Section 2. A tax sufficient to pay the principal of and interest on said bonds shall be annually levied and collected. Section 3. A statement of debt ; of the Town of Hertford has been ' filed with the Town Clerk and is open to public inspection. Section 4. 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