JACK TWO TUB PERQUIMANS WEEKLY, KEItTBK)RD, N. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBEK 13, 1944. ;, Perquimans Weekly; ',,1 l y Published, every Friday by Thi JerQuin.aua Weekly, 4 partner ship consisting . of JuBttpn ampbell and Max R. Campbell, o rtford, N. C vlAX CAMPBELL Editor . mcowi eiaat UMtttat '. inj4. m ooatoffiJi a Hertford, North Carolina, on der the Act of March, 187V. SUBSCRIPTION RATES ne Year -Jl.M Cards of thanks, obituaries, ".K.l'jtioni of respect, etc . will bt narned for at regular adveruainf. ates. Adverfising rates equegt. furnished bj HELEK GAITHER HOME lMOWfhATivfl CLUB MEETS BAIJLAIJACK NEWS ; rr,; ? , , Hr.. and Mr A. X Parrish visited 'TherleleiCcaither Home ernon " Mw-.G C, Mansfield &W tnttinn .iiih met Thumuiav avmiiii' day afternoon. . . ! I H 1 Mf nu . aiilton Dale. Tne meet- ""V?? wSf11 Gow,n in mum ,ti.A in k , W Mra. C. C Manafleld. and Mrs, Elmer president, -and In'he Old North 0!?M visit M M N B o. ...... v m... k Dail at Tyner Sunday. night lastrmeeting were' read and approved,1 Aubrey .Bake. VSANorfuUc. Va., and the roil was called.. .Mrs. E. Y. "Pen he welt-en4 with lus parents. Berry read a part of the Slat chap ter of Proverbs. '. . .. '' .'.;,.;. Mrs. "Milton Dale, home manage ment leader; gave the followingpro gram: Yourself ,-- Mrs. FT S.- Long; Your Family, Mrs. Jake 'White; . Your Job, Mrs. W. Q. Hunter; Your Tools, Mrs. Ed Harrell; Your Clothing, Mrs. C. S. Jackson. . Mibs Maness demonstrated the use of soft custard on vanilla wafers. She also gave an interesting talk on glaring home-canned foods. Mrs. J. T. White gave two book reports. Red Cross kits to be made were distributed to several members of the club. Mr. and Mrs.. H. V. Baker. Mr. and Mrs Alphonsa Elliott of Newport News, Y..-pent.!the week end with Mr.' and Mrs.; Troy Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Goodwin and children. Mra, L. A. Goodwin visited Mr. and Mrs. William Copeland and Mrs. W. W. Copeland Tuesday night Mrs. FreelaAd Elliott, JMrs. Hur ray Elliott and Mrs.. H. V. Baker spent the week-end at Norfolk, Va., with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Baker. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Daniels ano son, Mrs. Whitford Armstrong of Norfolk, Va., spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Troy Elliott Mrs. Troy Elliott and v children Miss Margarette Elliott , and Mrs. After playing bingo, the members1 cookies and iced drinks. I FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1944 Anglo-American Team , "The speed with which the mighty British and American armies in France were bitiK up is almost in credible," declared Prime Minister Churchill, in his recent speech to the House of Commons. Giving as much information as possible "without telling the enemy anything he does not already know," the Prime Minister said that in the first twenty-four hours, a quarter of a million men were landed in Nor mandy, "in the teeth of fortified and violent opposition." By the twentieth day, "a million men were ashore" and "there are now between two and three million men in France." Mr. Churchill points out that the "armies are equipped with the most perfect modern weapons and every imaginable contrivance of mottern war." He adds that "immense artil lery supported all their operations . and enormous masses of armor of the highest quality and character gave them extraordinary offensive pover and mobility." Moreover, "many hundreds of thousands of vehicles sustained their movements. Many millions of tons of stores already had been landed and the great bulk of everything over the open beaches or through synthetic harbors." 1 Mr. Churchill paid tribute to Am erican soldiers for "their' valiant, ruthless, battle-worthy qualities," and to the "skill of their commanders and excellent supply arrangements." Con ' sidering the small regular army of the United States and its lack of a great body of troops or munitions four or five years ago, he said, "The American achievement is truly amaz ing." After paying generous tribute to the Americans, Mr. Churchill entered into an explanation of the "worthy contribution" that has been made by his own country. Saying that "after 120 day 8 of fighting we still bear in cro.ss-cnannel roops the proportion of two to three in personnel and four to five and a half in fighting divi sions in France." Casualties almost exactly follow the numbers engaged, with the Brit ish losing 90,000 men killed, wounded and missing, and the United States, including the invasion of Southern trance, oer 145,000. Says Mr. Churchill, "Such is the price paid In .blood by the English-speaking de mocracies for the actual liberation of the soil of France." Thqse: present included Mrs. Tom Madre, Mrs. Jake White, Mrs. J. P. Chesson, Mrs. ' W. 0. Hunter, Mrs. J. T. White, Mrs. F. S. Long, Mrs. E. Y. Berry, Mrs. C. S. Jackson, Mrs. Jake Chesson, Mrs. Ed Harrell, Mrs. Bangle and Miss Maness. ' SHOWER FOR BRIDE-ELECT GIVEN THURSDAY NIGHT Mrs. Clinton Eley and Miss Rosa Lassiter were joint hostesses at a miscellaneous shower on Thursday evening at the , home of Mrs. Eley, honoring Miss Blanche Butler, bride elect. Bingo was enjoyed and a dainty salad course was served. Miss Butler received lovely gifts from the following: Mesdames Geo. Butler, Jane Oampen, E. A. Byrum, Roscoe Lane, Lester Keel, Harvey Norfleet, Mark Gregory, Willie Ainsley, Tom Cox, Corbin Dozier, liudvson Butler, Henry Lewis, W. C. Cherry, Reba Spivey, B. L. Gibbs, Kelly White, Bill Cox, Howard Daw kins, D. M. Jackson, Olivia Hobbs, Charles Johnson, and John Simpson, Misses Mary Jane Spruill, Mattie Butler and Priscilla Stallings, and Mrs. Dozier. Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Nixon and children visited Mrs. Addie Jones at Hertford Sunday afternoon; Mra. R. L. Byrum and baby of Chapanoke are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Elliott. 1 Mr. and Mrs Elisha Robertson of Edenton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Robertson. - TOWN , - - V : - ' - NORTH CAROLINA Statement or ; Financial Position o V '1, , , v--,.5 ASSETS: ' - r " Cash in bank and on hand ' .... Water and light accounts receivable Street and sidewalk assessment accqunts ".. Notes receivable , lL...:...:. Miscellaneous accounts wadlf'yt Corporate stock turned in on paving account v... v JiS' -,;.v-t-A:'r' ,.i'-s A?a i.......i;r..,....s....,,....,...,..,.i.;..i. . av;"v i-k':pi59 6.iafct" 77-43 Total receivables other than taxes ... Iess Reserve for collection losses ............. Uncollected taxes Less Reserve for collection losses .,.... Government bonds Town properties ;;tr $ .14,691.73 , 8,7348 V',S" --V-- :'$ 11,628.53' r- 8S77a.29: .L.V1ULKE NEWS BETHEL NEWS Lt. C. W. PhfllipB left for Chesa peake City, Md., after visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Phillips and children of Norfolk, .Va., and Mrs. Jodie Phillips' were ' week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vast! White. Mrs. Cora Smith and son Alton of Norfolk; Va., spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J: W. Gatling. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lane and children of Norfolk, Va., spent Tues day evening with Mrs. David Ward. Mr. and Mra. C ' T. Phillips and daughters, Lt. C. W. Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ' rhiiiips and daughter were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. A.-White of Kenly, N. C, Sun day. J. O. Rogerson of Norfolk, Va., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Phillips and , daughter of Norfolk, Va., spent a few 1 days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Phillips. ' Cordell Farmer of Georgetown, attended the s. C snent the week-end with his Total assets "-.;rv," 271,183.25 $296,860.86 1 't I " -i uT - LIABILITIES: Accounts payable ? - $ 2,946.27 1944 taxes collected in advance 5,245.94 Customers' meter deposits . 1,844.13 Bonds and notes outstanding.. ..i..,........r.....l 131,000.60 Reserve for, deferred collections of receivables , 2,78942 Total liabilities Surplus: Excess of current operating fund assets over .current liabilities $ 12,859.85 Excess of property values over bonds and notes outstanding 140,183.25 Mrs. L. J. Winslow district meeting of the State Library parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Farmer. Hoard in Htfenton Tuesday. 1 Mrs. Kramer Williams and chil- Miss Madeline Lamb of Newport dren are snendino- a few davs in News spent the week-end as guest of Englehard, N. C, with her parents, her mother, Mrs. Hettie Lamb. , 1 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harris. , Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Burris spent! Mrs. Hattie Farmer left Monday the Week-end in Elizabeth City. for Georgetown, &. C, to visit her Miss Willie Mae Chappell was the g0n. Cordell Farmer. dinner guest of Miss Frances Wins- Mrs. MatUe .White, Miss Eva White tow Sunday. ' and Jene of Tyner spent the week- Mrs. H. P. White and Mrs. 'D. H. end with relatives here. Burris spent Tuesday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Leary and Mrs. y. M. & MEETS MONDAY Ida Leary in Edenton. e. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Ward, Jr., and The Woman's Missionary Society Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Chappell of ! 0f the Hertford Baptist Church will Hobbsville spent Sunday as guests of meet Monday evening, October 16, at Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Rogerson. 7:30 o'clock at the church. All mem- Miss Irene Copeland of Tyner was bers are urged ta be present. the guest of Miss Catherine White Sunday. ' CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Copeland and We wish to express our sincere son of Elizabeth City were visitors in 1 thanks and appreciation for ..the the home of Mrs. H. P. White Tues- sympathy and kindness rendered us day evening. during the ' death of our husband Mrs. T. C. Perry was in Elizabeth and father, "Sidney L. Long. .... Also; City Thursday afternoon. ' 1 we appreciate the lovely floral- of- Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Chappell were ferings and the cars loaned, guests of Mrs. Louisa Ward of Ry-1 THE FAMILY, land Sunday afternoon. , Total litdjilities and surplus" "...Z. SUMMAKY OF 1943 TAXES Property valuation ,. $1,242,528.00 Tax rate - .-. 1.10 y Total tax levy Cash collections ..: .1 ...:..T.. ' $12,855.63 Discount allowied ' 9462 $143,81776 iS3,043-0' $296,86a8; $M,S40.75 ",950.25 HOSTESS TO BRHKIE CLUB Mrs. C. A. Davenport entertuinea : her bridge club last Tuesday evening at her home on Front Street. Those enjoying the evening were Mesdames I W. H. Hardcastle, Louis Anderson, S. P. Jessup, Trim W ilson, H. A. : Whitley, J. H. Newbold, Mrs. Ford ham and Miss Mae Wood Winslow. Mrs. Anderson received high score prize. ' The hostess served a sweet course. HONORED AT CAKE CUTTING Miss Ruth Hollawell, bride of Sat urday, was honored at a cake cutting Friday evening after the rehearsal at the home of Mrs. F. T. Johnson. Hostesses were Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. C. R. Holmes, Mrs. J. R. Futrell ana Mrs. T. L. Jessup. The home was beautifully deco rated with pom pom chrysanthe mums, fern, ivy and candle light. The table, covered with a beautiful cutworth cloth, was centered with a three-tiered cake, topped with a min iature bride and groom. On either end of the table were silver candle abra with lighted white tapers. Mints and salted nuts were also served to the following guests: Miss Hollowell, honoree, Mr. . and Mrs. L. N. Hollowell, Dr. and fcrs. F. B. Stevenson, Sr., of Indiana, Ta., Lieut. F. B. Stevenson, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Louis Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. V. N. Darden, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Holmes, Mrand Mrs. Walter Hollo well and daughter Dorothy of Hobbs ville, the Rev. and Mrs. Howard Dawkuns, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Whtte, ,Hn. Jimmy ,. Johnson, Mrs. J. - W. ; Ward, Mra, H. C Stokes and daugh- ;tr Jo Pat and Julia Anne, Mrs. T. L, Jessup, Mrs. W. E Drake, Mrs. Robert Turgeon of Sanford, Fta., 1 Missea Chie Stephens, Grace Knowles, Mary Wood Koonce, - Frances- and Prue Newby and Nancy Darden and Mrs.- W". 6. Huxter of Richmond, Va. I frt V r it 1 , f, ri- a '"i f! ' ' 1 ' A 1 ft "a h 1't J1 FARM EQUIPUEI1T IVlW VA X) : Balance to be collected , $1,590.50 CASH it Fiscal Year pnded June 30, 1944 . r RECEIPTS: Taxes collected - Tax penalty and interest .. ...J........... Intangible personal property tax Water, and light collections ! .-. Ice sold Privilege taxes and licenses, - Sidewalk assessments collected K- Notes and miscellaneous accounts collected Meter deposits received - Cemetery lots sold Miscellaneous receipts H"i!o! Yon bet we can take care of yon. Anything 70a need in farnV equipment help it right down our alley. Surer we have para-a big ttock of genuine IIIC parts. And Jf we're cwt of the one you need we'll get It cjukk. r j What day do you want your work done? OX haff -i' deal We'll get It out 00 time lot yon. When you can let,' m know ahead we'll ahrayi tchedule the job to suit you. ::C; : Farmalls? Yea, they're beginnicg to come la faster now. ' llytheiui4"inodek Ve'Ul glad to work , , propothioa with you. Anytime we can hr'p on trwton , m anr InVsGDnnlck-Deerlns ecrai--t well do our best, ' ' i' EDLNTO:?, N. C. V ' - SEI-IZeTli CITY i f 1 Total receipts :. Balance July i, 943 Total DISBURSEMENTS i Salaries of Mayor, Commissioners, Clerk and Office Assistant ,., . - $ ; 3,938.9$ " -4 . $ 15.466.33 370.36 " 4844 v'. 44404.23 15.737-88 " ' 1,811.09"' 33 J9P 1 1,1,63.50 2,298.78 Jilt. , $ 83,224.001, $ 90,808.40 t Office supplies and expense . Audit, legal and Insurance . ' Street maintnanoe , , Street lighting. T , , fc , Police Department, i ' ,,'? ' Fire Department , . .1 l.v 1 . Miscellaneous general expenses Light Department expense' ' , Water Department expense- t Ic Department expense Bonds and notes paid . . ? Interest' paid .-v-,," Extensions and improvements .. 'Government bonds' purchased JTotal disbursements , ( t 1 , . - , ft. . i-l fti 1 S1"' , 6.000.00 ' ' 557.07 - . 951.89 ., , 9,048.67 . ;v 439-86 ,6,i'45.8;. - 614.96 t .. 2i7i,i2'?frni " -14,236.5s1,'- ii66.ix t ,-J.M.W.tl.iM..I...V.. ' ,v "'-' ' - t 2jf 9 1 v 7455-53 6,475.00 ' 88,948161 BALANCE CASH IN.BANK AND HAND JUNE. 30, ,944 ----- -- - $ ,859 V0.:CP!IFiaTE ,i; , nptvhx? rrtifv that we have made an audit of the books and records of the Town of Hcilk covering fiscal year . ended June 301944, and have rendered detailed report thereon. Wev further tify that we prepared the foregoing information, from the dctilkd audit report and the boc' 3. 1 fore, we hereby certify that, in our opinion, tV above statcm.ts correctly set out the f ... ; tion of the Town of Hertford June 30, J944, a Pr tl.e books. " , v -' , ? ' M ; . ; . : . ' , WILLIAMS ft VLL. . ' . 1. ' A, 1 ' fc .... Raleigh, N. C. October 6t igu. By J" A. x 1 y 4

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