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THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY, HERTFORD. N. C FRIDAY. JANUARY 19, 1945
Local Methodists
Urged To Join In
Crusade For Christ
In a sermon last Sunday morning
the Rev. B. C. Reavis, pastor, issued
a strong challenge to the members
of the First Methodist Church of
Hertford to join with the other eight
millions of Methodists in the "Cru
sade for Christ." Mr. Reavis used
the parable of the good Samaritan as
a foundation for his message. He
said that in the parable there were
three philosophies of life manifested.
1. - That of the robbers whose phil
osophy was: "What you have Is
mine, I will take it. 2. That of the
orfest and the levite. whose uhilosu-
pHy was: "What I have is mine, I
will keep it." '.i. That of the good
Samaritan, whoso philosophy was:
"What I have is ours, 1 will shaie
it."
"In this world today there is un
told sorrow, suffering and need, and
there is too much well-wishing and
too little well-doing. As a nation and
as a church God has wonderfully
blessed us, aid we have come to
think of life too much in the terms
of ease and wcal'.ii. God is culling
us to play the part of the Good
Samaritan to the wounded, suffering,
robbed world as we find it today by
the highway of life. Indeed, we
should pray, but we should help God
answer our prayers by doing some
thing. The Methodist church is call
ed upon to raise $25,000,i()() at once
to. minister to suffering humanity.
Of that, the local Methodist church
in Hertford is asked to raise $25,000
and January 28 has been set as the
time when the congregation is asked
to lay that amount on the altar of
the church," the Rev. Mr. Reavis
said.
This amount is entirely r.eparate
from the budget of the church, and
does not affect the pledgeto the
church in any way. Members are
called upon to giv sacrificially to
this cause.
"When we think of the sacrifices
that our boys and girls are making,
we are made to realize that but tew
people know the meaning of the
word sacrifice. As we remember
Landlords Reminded
Register With OPA
Landlords putting housing accom
modations on the rental market for
the first time must register this
property with the Area Rent Office
within 30 days of first renting, C. R.
Holmes, Rent Representative of the
Elizabeth CUy Defense Rental Area,
stated today.
' "I make this statement," Mr.
; Holmes said, "because we intend to
' make certain that registration of
1 housing accommodations in this
'aioa is 10(1 per cent. All laudlords
j must have their rental properties
; registered. This is for their own
pidtecion, tor lailure to register
siu.jicts a landlord to tne penalties
(provided in the Emergency Price
l out rol Act."
1 At the same time. Mr. Holmes ad-
i '
ised tenants who move to ask to
see the landlord's copy of the regis-
. tralion suai uient covering the ac-
: comniudatMiis they have just moved
iiuo. Thi.- is for the tenant's pro-.
U'l tiw. , s t ne statement shows the
: niu.vnuui i li gal rent which can be
charged lui the accommodations.
"v., i cm- such a change of occupan
cy occurs, the landlord is required to
tile within live days a notice of the
change," Mr. Holmes added. "This
notice, which the rent otlice will pro-,
vide, must have on it the new ten-
ant s Signature." j
Registration of rental property is
not an involved process, Mr. Holmes I
explained. The form is triplicate.
The oiiginal of the statement re
mains on tile in the rent olfice. One
copy is sent to the landlord, and one
copy to the tenant.
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Perquimans Na'ive
Dies In Colorado
New
iy Elliott.
.i:':. W. W. Copeland, Mr. and
. . Saleny Goodwin and children
t.(! Airs. Hugh Copeland and Mr.
i'-us. 11 ywood Goodwin at Hert
id Sunday.
.Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roberson and
lidren and Mr. and Mrs. William
Although death K"berson visited Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
resulted from a heart attack, -Mr. :uansnciu anu mi. aim irs. oamuei
Rlanchard had been in ill health for Mansfield Sunday afternoon,
a number of years. AmonS tll0Se visiting in the home
The son of the late Thomas C. 1 "r Ml- and Mrs- Wallace Goodwin
and Mary Simpson Blanehard, he was 1 Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
a native of Perquimans County, but I whlte (lf Weeksville, Mr. and Mrs.
had resided in Denver for the past ' Erook Harrell of near Elizabeth
vuy, iNainan uaii, ivuss jMlzaDetn
if t'-e lie: th of John 1..
Uliinchar.l, (iii, who died at his home
in Denver, Colorado, last Friday,
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was receive! here ty nis sisut, juis
Kate M. Illaiuhard.
those who have their homes,
churches and schools torn down and
all means of getting food gone, let
us rise to meet the challenge that
comes to us in the Crusade for
Christ," the pastor added.
The first quarterly conference for
this conference year will be held at
the Hertford Methodist Church
Wednesday January 24, at 7:30
o'clock. The Rev. J. H. Miller, Dis
trict Superintendent, will be present
and conduct the mid-week service and
preside at the quarterly conference.
twenty years.
Surviving, besides Miss Blanehard,
are his wife, the former Julia Shaw;
two daughters, Mrs. J. H. Bryant and
Mrs.
ter, Mary Lester Bann; another sis
ter, Mrs. Osmond Yarborough, of
Louisburg; and two brothers, Wil
liam Preston Blanehard, of New
York, and Robert S. Blanehard, of
Chicago, 111.
Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton
Griffin and son James of Tyner,
Josie Copeland of Greenville, George
T.to, vV nno o-ron.iHm.o'hJ Forehand of Suffolk, Va., and Mr. and
jv-otv.. u,.i., o . .... , ,
mis. jwuen iiiappen oi near Eliza
beth City.
BETHEL NEWS
OHM
SALES
Yi: HAVi: SOME BLACK SOY BEANS
FOR SEED PURPOSES, ALSO A LIM
ITED QUANTITY OF OGDEN SOY
BEANS.
THE SOUTHERN COTTON OIL COMPANY
Hertford, N. C.
Tire Permits Issued
Twenty-six Motorists
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Laney and
sons ot Chesapeake Beach, Va., spent
I the week-end with her parents, Mr.
I and Mrs. J. W. Gatling.
' Mr. and Mrs. F. A. White and
daughter of Kenly, N. a, visited Mr.
Twenty-six Perquimans motorists j and Mrs. C. T. Phillips and Mr. and
were issued certificates for the pur-, Mrs. W. J. Fanner Sunday and Mon
chase of new tires at the last meet- j day.
ing of the local rationing board, i Mrs. Joe Woodley, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Helen Davenport, clerk of the Alton Bagley and daughter of Cres
Bqard, stated this week. I we visited Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Chap-
Those receiving passenger type
permits were: T. Silas White, 2; E.
L. Cartwright, 1; Elsie Gregory, 3;
H. W. Chappell, 2; W. C. Morgan, 3;
E. M. Perry, 1; Lassiter White, 1;
Laura Overton, 1; Crafton Russell, 1;
Faison Hoffler, 2; H. A. Turner, 2;
Glenn Mathews, 2; Sidney Goodwin,
2; Odis Lane, 1; R. A. Willis, 2; Al-
pell Sunday.
Mrs. David Ward spent a few days
in Norfolk, Va., visiting Mr. and
Mrs. L. B. Myers and her husband,
Warrant Officer George D. Ward.
Mrs. W. E. Hofller and grandson
of Hertford is spending a few days
with Mrs. W. P. Long.
Mrs. E. S. Long is visitinar her sis-
imIi Wlnclnm 1 . V S WinclniB
, . ter, Mrs. Ellen Asbell of Tvner. af-
J. E. Stallings, I; Morgan Walker, r lUnS her son, W. F. Long and
2; Dr. I. A. Ward, 2; J. R. Riddick, ( Mr . .
2, and Raymond Winslow, 2. I M;,Minme Dernn? and Mrs. Sal-
Truck tvoe: Stokes & Mathews. 2: i " v.siung relatives m
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YOUR CAR IS ESSENTIAL
Because your car is essential to transportation for the
duration, it is important that you keep it in first class
condition. You can do this by having us check it
regularly.
See Us For Auto Parts and Service .
We have a complete stock of genuine Ford Parts and
can give you best of service.
Keep your radiator protected with a supply of our
anti-freeze.
FIRESTONE TIRES: We have a supply of
First Grade Tires. If you have a certificate,
see us for your tires.
WINSLOW - WHITE MOTOR COMPANY
PHONE 35$i HERTFORD, N. C. ,
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Arthur Harrell, 1; Major-Loomis, 4,
and White and Hefren, .
Five Cases Heard
In Recorder's Court
Sanfcrd, N. C.
R. F. Standin of Norfolk spent
Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. C.
T. Phillips.
Mrs. W. D. Curtis spent Sunday in
Elizabeth City with her daughter,
Mrs. John Fanner.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Fleetwood and
daughter, Mrs. it. L. Wright, Mr. and
Mrs. Jce Roberts and Mrs. Andrew
Curling of Norfolk, Va., and Mrs.
Beulah Williams and Mrs. Kramer
Williams and children and Willis
Proctor visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Gatling Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Curtis visited
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hobbs Sunday.
SNOW HILL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cartwright
visited Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Layden,
of near Hertford, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Russtl Baker and Mrs. W.
M. Mathews attended the wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Baker,
near Belvidere, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Jordan were
in Hertford on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Martha Cartwright, of New
Hope, spent several days here visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cartwright
and Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Cartwright.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harrell sit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Mason Sawyer, of
near White Hat, Stnday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Baker, of near Bel
videre, and Mrs. Sarah White were
dinner guests of Mrs. W. M. Math
ews and Mrs. Russell Baker Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wood, Mr.
and Mrs. Odell Cartwright, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Harrell, Mrs. Jesse Har
rell, Mrs. Henry Cartwright, Mrs.
Jack Benton, Mrs. Eddie Harrell,
Floyd Mathews and D. M. Cartwright
attended quarterly conference at
Cedar Grove Church Saturday.
Postman's Wife Pa, jrou look H
tuckered 6ut.
Postman I am. I've been all 'over
town lookin' for a guy named "Fra
gile."
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HADHKK
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one of the best things you can do
is put a good spoonful of home
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of boiling water.
Then feel the wonderful relief
come as you breathe in the
steaming medicated vapors that
penetrate to the cold-congested
upper breathing passages! See
how this soothes Irritation, quiets
coughing, and helps clear , the
head-bringing grand comfort.
FOR ADDED RELIEF ...rub throat,
chest and back With VapoRub at
bedtime. Vicks VapoBub works
for hours-2 waya at. m0tg
onca-to bring relief CKS
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Phone:
Hertford-Edcnton Highway
Little time was consumed by the
Perquimans County Recorder's Court
this week in clearing the docket of
five traffic cases, when all of the
defendants entered pleas of guilty
to the charges.
Luther Mann, Negro, paid the
costs of court for driving with no
muffler on his car.
James Jordan, Nesro, was taxed
with the court costs for driving with
out a license.
Grant Dail, Negro, was fined $76
and ordered to pay court costs, after J
pleading guilty to driving drunk.
William Mansfield, Jr., was as
sessed court costs and fined $30 on a
chaige of reckless driving.
Percy Wiggins, Negro, paid the
costs of court for driving with in
sufficient brakes.
Lions Entertained
Grid Team Thursday
Members of the Hertford Lions
Club entertained the Perquimans
High Scnool's li44 football team at
a banquet at the Colonial Tourist
Home on Thursday evening.
A. Houston Edwards was in charge
of the committee for entertainment
and Lieut (jg) Andy Pilney, Ail
American on the 1936 Notre Dame
football team, was guest speaker.!
. Motion pictures of football tactics
were provided toy Edgar J. Hill.
The banquet honored the local
team for its undefeated season. Be
sides the members of the squad,
other guests were Coach Max Camp
bell and Superintendent F. T. Johnson.
BALLAHACK NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Baker and Mr.
and Mrs. George Bunch and children
of Norfolk, Va., spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Baker.
Mr. end Mrs. Alphonsia Elliott of
Newport News, Va., are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Elliott this week,
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Skinner and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Underwood and
daughter, Josie Ann, of Carrolton,
Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chap
pell, Jr., of near Elizabeth City were
the Saturday night guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Goodwin.
Mrs. W.. W. Copeland is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Goodwin this
week. ... ,
Miss Thelma Elliott, cadet nurse,
Norfolk V General Hospital, Norfolk,
Va- spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Elliott. .
Joe Elliott, UiSN, Camp Perry,
Va., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
MORE FARM
PRODUCTION WILL
BE NEEDED IN
1945
Buy Your Seed-PMe Repairs Hon
Farm production goals will be as high this year as last. We must have good farm
crops to help win victory. Every producer must do his share, and it is important that he
start now by planning ahead.
As always in the past, we are ready to help you and serve you. We have on hand Hy
brid Corn Seed and Ogden Soy Beans for seed. These are the best you can obtain. The
Ogden Soy. Bean seeds are the ones that have been such big Soy Bean producers.
. WIRE FENCE: We have just received a car load of wire fence. Come in and let us
supply your needs in this line.
CART BODIES: We have received a number of cart bodies and lime spreaders. Get
yours now. Our spring repair parts for horse-drawn equipment is also here and ready for
you. Make up a list of your needs and come to see us. .
TAKE DELIVERY OF FERTILIZER NOV
Due to storage facilities, there is a possibility that supplies of fertilizers may be hard
to obtain later on. We advise you to take delivery of your fertilizer NOW to make room
for later production. You can help th$ situation by doing this. We guarantee-any. we
sell will not harden. - ; " .J' -
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