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TOVN AflD FARhl IN WAK- L GASOLINE -r In 17 east coast states A -8 coupons are good through February 8th. FUEL OILPeriod 1 coupons are good through January S. Period 9 coupons became good November 80. SUGAR-Stamp iNo. 29 in Book Four is good for 6 pounds through -January 16. SHOESr-Starap No. 18 in One, goooVor one pair. Stamp No. 1 on airplane" sheet in Book Three, good for one pair. - pats-RL .tam. O.' H. J and K, good through .December ve the grease from turkeys, geese, 4. Brown stamps L and M, good 4uck and chickens, for the manufac through January 1, 1944. Brown u warpoducts. stamp Vbecomes good December Reduce Bean Prices and remains good through January 1. PROCESSED FOODS Green stamps A, B and C in Book Four good through December 20. Green stamps D, E, and F in Book Four be come good December 1 and remain good through January 20. Civilians To Get Canned r'uoiu Increased supplies of canned pine apple, canned graperruit juice, aspaj'r agus, corn pumpkin, spinach, toma toes, beans, and figs will reach retail markets within a few weeks, the War Food Administration said recently. They are supplies owned and held by canners, Dut set asiae ior government Durchase. which have been released to civilians. More Farm Machinery In ,'44 An improved outlook for new farm machinery in 1944 is foreseen by the War Food Administration. Raw ma- the midwestern and southern; states terials authorized by WPB to make under fuel oil rationing, have the NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION planting, tillage, and harvesting same unit value 10 gallons. this, Having qualified as Administrator equipment during the year provide applies to Class 4 coupons, used of the estate of T. W. Umphlett, de for about twice the quantity produced ' mostly by small householders. Class j ceased, late of Perquimans County, in 1943, or almost 30 percent of th 5 coupons, used by larger consumers, ' North Carolina, this is to notify all production in 1940 a year in which are good for 50 gallons each. Class ' persons having claims against the ea manufacture was relatively large. 1 and 2 "change making" coupons tate of said deceased to exhibit them The manufacture' of repair parts will for fuel oil. Part of last year's ration, to the undersigned at R. F. D. 3, be unrestricted. Suspend Slaughter Quotas i To facilitate marketing and slaugh- ter of record numbers of livestock produced by U. S. farmers, slaughter quotas (for civilian consumption) un- til further notice have been suspend ed by the War Food Administration. Must Collect Points For Pork Although WPA has temporarily lifted all its restrictions on the amount of pork a farmer may deliver to persons living off his farm, he must continue to collect ration points for all rationed meats, OPA said re- cently. If pork is transferred point- free, it means that a great deal of SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON THE SIN OF COVETOUSNESS International Sunday School Lesson for December 5, 1943 GOLDEN TEXT: "Thou shalt not covet . . . anything that is thy neighbor's." Exodus 20:17. Lesson Text: Exodus 20:17; Luke 12:13-24. The Tenth and last Commandment for our consideration in this series of lessons is, "Thou shalt not covet." This is a law aguinst the sin which is probably the base of all sins, be cause out of it spring lying, deceit, murder, adultery, dishonesty, dishonor of parents, desecration of the Sabbath and even idolatry. Just what is covetousness? Ac cording to the dictionary, it is the in ordinate desire to possess, especially money. Its essential meaning is "to set the heart on" or, very literally, "to pant after." The sin of covetousness is the greedy desire to possess something which belongs to another which so often ends in violent acts . against another oppression, cheating and even murder in order to gain pos session of the thing coveted. This sin has been evident since the beginning of time. Eve, seeing the forbidden fruit hanging on the tree in the midst of the Garden of Eden, thought nothing elso so desir able and, in order to possess it, dis obeyed the command of God. Cain coveted the favor of God that his brother Abel received. His cov etousness gpnpratpd inswe je:i'nuy which resulted m the murder of his brother. Achan desired the beautiful Baby lonian garment and the ingot of gold so much that he was willing to barter his honesty and his country's honor in order to obtain them. David coveted Uriah's wife and, in order to possess her, had Uriah mur dered. Ahab desired possession of the thriving vineyard of Naboth and his covetousness brought upon him the condemnation and wrath of God and a death like that of a dog. instance after instance of covet ! corded in the Bible. This should serve as a warning to us, but, it doesn't. Even in this fair land of ours, cov- etousness is a prevailing sin. The greedy desire to get, merely for the pleasure of getting, often times leads many to oppression, deception and ve to murder. . , Raskin differentiated between the , legitime desire for wealth and the il legitimate deed re which culminates in this food will find its way into the black market and will be unavailable to legitimate consumers. Brown Points For Waste Fats t or every pound of fat a housewife turns in to her meat dealer , or other fat salvager, she will receive two "But most important," Herbert M. brown points, beginning December 13. vision, said, 'Wthin a monin tne iw, will be transformed into war mater .ais ui.d n theway to the fighting ; fronts." He reminded housewives to in wholesale and retail prices for. dry edible beans will result from recent OPA action reducing: the price spread between country shipper and whole- saler. Country shipping point prices remain unchanged. ",' Wool Restrictions. Lifted 1 With only two exceptiohs-'VP has lilteu all restrictions on. use. of raw Wuul l iner grades of .alpaca -may not oe used exeunt for 'mHjtarp"uf - poses, aim only carpet ;V'OQl"i(nd" nip- J 0n of.befere the 15th day of Novem hair may be used for floor 'coVpr&gs. ' Der. 1944;.. or this notice will be Fuel OiX. Rations -.bame .T Rations of.fliel oil throughout' he 33-state-.ra1 are- remain . mo- ehanirei"jlr?iitasaJlonaer" unit for i Period 3jCbegahember 30, Chester JttS' OPA ttrjiuiistrttor, sajd rece1Jy period 3 cHKins which also7' went into effect November 30 in are invalid for all purposes beginning December 1. Seed Potato Ceilings Maximum prices for domestic and imported "certified" seed potatoes have been set by OPA at $1 above es tablished ceilings for U. S. No. 1 ta-blestock potatoes, and for "war approved" seed potatoes at 50 cents above tablestock potatoes. Can Hold Shoes 30 Days Without ration payment dealers may not hold shoes bought on a will call or lay-away plan, or by special call or lay-away plan, or by special order, longer than 30 days after they , become available for delivery, OPA v.,, ..,;uki . jk ai.i has announced. covetousness, when he declared, "The desire for wealth is good as long as we have some use for the riches we acquire; it deteriorates into mere covetousness as soon as we crave to possess it for the sake of possessing it and apart from any use to which we propose to put it." Covetousness deprives us of a most wonderful possession content- ment. the more we feed it, the more it demands. There probably never ' persons having claims against the es was a time in the history of the tate of said deceased to exhibit them world when people and nations were ' to the undersigned at Hertford, N. C. so anxious to have everything every-! on or before the 16th day of Novem body else has. If we could only get j her, 1944, or this notice will be to the place where we could be sat- pleaded in bar of their recovery. All isned with what we have and take- persons indebted to said estate will time to be thankful for and eniov nlease make immediate Davment. that, we would be a more contented, restful people in a more peaceful world. Covetousness is the cause of the upset condition of the world toHv The greedy desire of nations to pos-1 sess that which lawfully and right-' fully belongs to another is the cause1 of much of Hip imrpnt .h;ni, orru . many of the nations of the world. The terrible oppression of the Jews in Germany has as its basic cause the covetousness of governmental au- muiiues ior ine material possessions! accumulated by this race of people, there. Apparently jealous of their, ability and resourcefulness in acquir- j ing wealth, the decision to disposses them, with consequent oppression and persecution, inevitably followed. Quick to condemn such flagrant1 acts of covetousness on the part of others, let us not forget that people I maKe up nations and unless they themselves refrain from covetousness, national acts will reflect their per sonal attitudes. The Bible does not condemn thrift nor the acquiring of wealth. Jesus never did so. However, he gave warning after warning againjt the putting of the accumulation of ma terial possessions before the acquir-j uig or laying up. or spiritual posses sions. In our scripture reference for this lesson, he warned against covetous ness, declaring, "For a man's life consisteth not in the abundance of the things which he possesseth." If we will remember to seek ''first the 1 lGod ? 8 "?hteous- ihtsb, an iningB material wnicn are necessary to our well-being will be given us by the God whom we love and whom- we endeavor to serve. CLASSIFIED ' ; U VOTTCFS FOR SALE BUNDLES OF OLD newspapers. Call at Perquimans Weekly office. WANTEI-rALL PEOPLE SUFFER ;.i'Jng with Kidney Trouble or back 41ache to toy KIDDO at 97c. Money, f back guarantee. Roberson's Drug Store, Hertford, N. C. aprJ,1944. "f EXECUTRIX NOTICE Having qualified as Executrix ofi the estate of C. J. Jenkins, deceased, late of Perquimans County, North Carolina, this is to notify all Persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them, to the ,!?u rr ZTZ ZtZZ Elizabeth City C,. before he 30th day of October, 1944 or tM, notice will be , pleaded in bar ef tiieir recover?. All persons inaeoiea to said estate will please make imme diate payment. ' This 30th day of October, 1943. -.' MATTIE E. JENKINS, j Executrix of C. J. Jenkinfc. nov5,12,19,26,dec3,lt NOWCJB OF ADMINISTRATION Having qualified as Administratrix j of the- fcstate of Mrs. Ada Lee Hardy, deceits!,- late of Perquimans County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons .having claims against the es- tate f-said deceased to exhibit them ; 0 theafridersigned at Hertford, N. C, pleaded rn bar of their recovery. All rurnrn indebted to said estate will please niake immediate payment. This! l&tf day of November, 1943. - VVJULIA F. STORES, Administratrix of Mrs. Ada Lee Hardy. iSV ndV.19,26,dec.3,10,17,24. Hertford, N. C, on or before the 30th day of October, 1944, or this notice will be pleaded in bar 01 their re covery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This 30th day of October, 1943. JOHNNIE M. PIKE, -Administrator of T. W. Umphlett. nov5A2,19,26dec3,10 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Havinir Qualified as Administratrix of the estate of Linheaurce & White, - , ... . D Sm rvntv. Qec .J . A7fTtifc .11 XNOlxn aromra, " y nersons having claims against the es- i tate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Hertford on or , before the 19th day, of November, 1944, or this notice will be pleaded m bar of their recovery. AH persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment This 19th day of November, 1943. MRS. EDLA WHITE, Administratrix of Linneaurce S White. ! nov26,dec3,10,17,24,31 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Having qualified as Administratrix of the estate of John W. Zachary, deceased, late of Perquimans County, North Carolina, this is to notify all This 16th day of November. 1943. GERTRUDE T. ZACHARY, Administratrix of John W. Zachary. novl9,26dec3.10,17,24 N'orth Carolina In The Perquimans County Superior Court Before the Clerk W. D. Landing, Administrator of Noria A. Wood; W. D. Landing, in dividually; C. W. Umphlett, L. E. Umphlett, C. C. Umphlett, Mattie Umphlett Dale, Blanche Umphlett Nurney, Celia Umphlett Boyce, Lee Umphlett. Herbert Eure, Watson Eure, Blount Eure, Raymond Eure. Mills Eure, J. R. Eure, Georgf Eure. George Sampson Eure Thomas Morgan, Cleveland Mor gan, Thwmas Pierce, Jack Butt Milly Butt Caldwell, Barney Butt. James Umphlett, Isaac Umphlett Charlie Umphlett, Rudolph Umph lett. Eric Umphlett, Arnal Barchft J. E. Humphries, William Humph ries, Richard Humphries, Thomas Landing, Clyde Landing, Edgar Landing, Lillie Landing Dunford, Gladys E. Lamb, Elizabeth A. Bar clift, G. T. Butt, Mattie Umphlett and Virginia D. West, Petitioners, vs. L. O. Umphlett, Viola Foster, Eva L. Umphlett, John C.1 Umphlett, Lee Stanley Umphlett, Ruth May Long, Clarence E. Umphlett, William H. Umphlett, Eva S. Stokes, Joseph C. Umphlett. Nettie L. Walker, Shir ley Umphlett, Hertense Moore. Donald Hughes, Mary L. Gray. Annie M. Powell, Nannie Eure, Grace Dean. Johnnie Saunders, R. S. Matthews, Mrs. Walter Eszelle, Nettie Matthews Wiggins, William A. Umphlett, Cary Umphlett, Alice TTUln.x ii j v. .... uuijMucii., isiyae umpniett, Lucy Ives, Richard Carson White, John Sanders Umphlett -.Edmond - C. Hughes and the unknown heirs of! f Nom Wood, deceased. NOTICE - ' The unknown heirs-at-law of Noria k Wood,r deceased, and all claimants as such heirs-at-law, including the parties specifically named above, , will take notice that a proceeding entitled as above has been commenced before the Clerk of the Superior Court, of Perquimans County, N.- CV the pur pose of which said proceeding is to obtain an order from' said Clerk au thorizing and directing W. D. Land- j ing, Administrator of Noria A. Wood, deceased, to ; sell the lands of said Noria A. Wood, deceased, or a por tion thereof being the lands describ ed in the petition, In order to make assets with which to pay the debts of said intestate, v. 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