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THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY, HERTFORD, & EBJPAY,, JUNE 29, WS,
. THE
Perquimans Weekly
Published every Friday by Thf
Perquimans Weekly, a partner
mh'.n eonaistin of 'Joaentt U
CampbpU and Max R. Cfunpbett, el
tieraora, . u.
MAX CAMPBELL
Knr aa second elaat matte
November l 1984, at postofftjs
at Hertford, North Carolina, un
der the Act of March, 1879.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One Year H-M
Cards of thanks, obituaries
resolution of respect, et . will be
charged for at regular advertising
rates.
Advertising rate furnished by
request.
FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1945.
Production Board will house
holders, farmers, scnooi cjuiaren,
merchants, business t firms and the
average citizen alike, according to
Dean Schaub. He makes an urgent
plea to farmers, producers, suppliers,
woodsmen and citizens in nones
sential occupations to lend their as
sistance in the present crisis by pro
ducing more pulpwood and lumber
now; first for critical war require
ments and secondly to assure them
selves of-adequate supplies for home
front needs.
"Reduction in allotments of pulp-
wood products, particularly paper,
by the War Production Board, are
the direct result of enormously in
creased demands of the military for
the all-out fight against Japan and
the steadily lessening volume of
pulpwood available to mills," he ex
plains. "These reductions win oe
felt in every department of domestic
life during the third quarter of the
year, beginning June 1 and contin
uing through September. Even more
drastic cuts are certain unless pulp
wood shortages can be overcome by
vastly increased production."
Less Paper And Wood
Products Scheduled
firmvinir milDwnod and lumber
shortages will be felt by everyone in
North Corolina during the summer
and autumn as more drastic reduc
tions in civilian supplies of familiar
paper and wood products are enfor
ced by the government to meet in
creased demands of the armed forces,
I. 0. Schaub, State College Extension
Director and Chairman of Gov.
Greee Cherry's emergency com
mittee on Forest Products Produc
Small Moth Causes
Damage To Clothing
The small moth that avoids the
flame and then hastily disappears
in the darkness is generally the one
that lavs the eras and causes the
greatest damage, say Extension
clothing specialists at State College.
There are many moths that flutter
around the lights in the house but
these should not be given the same
attention as the tiny moths that try
to avoid the light.
Millions of dollars worth of cloth
es and fabrics are ruined by moths
every year and under the present
wartime conditions this should be
the recommendations of the entom
oloidsta in furhtin the moth.
Before putting clothing kway for
the summer they snouia oe tnorougn
ly sunned, and the se4ni and pock
ets should be caret uuy orusnea.
Store the clothing in a tight con
tainer and put one pound pf naptha-
lene flakes pr PDB crystals to every
one hundred cubic reel oi space.
If the floor and cracks in closets
are kept free of lint and dust, moths
will not breed so easily. A good fly
spray can be used to kill any moth
worms in cracks and corners.
Vacuum cleaning is especially
helpful in protecting rugs, chairs
and the like.
LESS N. C. WATERMELONS
" ; ; LONG-LEARY
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. LeVy, Sr., an
nounce the marriage of their daugh
ter, Mary Magdeleni, to Octayious
Coke Long, Jr., on Wednesday, July
11, at 8 o'clock. The ceremony will
be solemnised in the Rocky Hock
Baptist Church. The public la invit
ed to attend.
RESOLUTIONS OP RESPECT
tion, warns. 'stopped, say tne doming specialists.
Curtailments ordered hy the War They urge everyone to .closely1 follow
'is
Production of watermelons in
North Carolina was indicated on
June 1 to be 2,376.000 melons, com
pared with 2,700,000 melons produced
in 1944 and the 10-year average of
2,202,000 melons. Production for
the 12 states harvesting watermelons
in the early summer period is estim
ated at 52,916,000 melons, or about
9 per cent more than the 48,573,000
melons harvested last year, and 18
per cent larger than the average of
44,864,000 melons harvested during
the 10-year period of 1934-43. '
Classified and Legals
KENNEDY'S OINTMENT FOR
Hemroids (Piles), athletes' foot,
sores, skin disease, corns. Guaran
teed. Sold at all good drug stores.
to june 29
Whereas, a Wise Providence has
removed by death an esteemed mem
ber of this Rotary Club, Mr. Charles
Whedbee, who departed this life on
the 26th day of June, 1945.
Charlie Whedbee was a charter
member of the Hertford Rotary Club
and served on all important commit
tees during the past twenty years.
In all capacities he served faithfully
and well and rendered most valuable
services. The presidency of the club
was offered him a number of times,
but he always refused with the ex
cuse that he could serve better in
other ways. ;
Mr. Whedbee was a man of ster
ling worth and sound judgment. ' His
presence, counsel and advice will be
greatly missed by all the members
of ourEj)try,JuB. . 4 ' y
Nov, therefore be resolved, by the
Hertford Rotary Clufc at its regular
meeting on June 26th, 1945;
-First; Thitour fejepest sympathy
is- hereby 'extended -tovt he bereaved
family of the deceased in their deep
sorrow and fejeat toss. :
Second i ' That a copy of thesereeo
lutions Ije sent to i the fami)y,J the
Perqujmjwa ..Weekly... nd a copy be
spread on the records of the Hertford
Rotary Club. ? - V:-r '
,R. M. RIDDICK,
... - R. S. MONDS,
A. W. HEFREN,
. ' Committee.
Rflph Vallaee, Dave. Fuller,. K'
Frances Jtfewby find Miss Joyce H;
relL' High scnre prize went to Mi
KentOp,vlow to Miss Newby and the
traveling prise was ' awarded Miss
HamIL "A sweet course was served
by the hostess.
CHECKED IN 7 DAYS WITH
LIQUID row ' 1
666
MALARIAL
"SYMPTOMS
TAC OMLT f HKDTII
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. R. E. Victors was hostess to
her bridge club Wednesday evening
at her home. Those nlavinir. were
Mesdames W. E. Drako. C. M. Willi-
ford, F. B. Stephenson, Al Kenton,
THLETESF07)TERM
Kill It For 35c
Biggest seller in years." say drug
gists everywhere. Why? Te-ol is
more than a surface application.
Contains 90 alcohol. Makes it
penetrate. Reaches more germs
faster. Apply full strength for itchy,
sweaty or smelly feet If not pleased
your 36c back. Today at Rober-
son's. adv
Make Every -Tine
Mile Count
The big job now is to get every last mile from your
present tires. Our trained tire specialists can help
I you do that job with regular inspection and guar
: anteed repairs. When your tires are smooth, ex
pert recappers using finest materials available
will make them look and run like new.
And when eligible for new tires, specify the
1 U.S. Royal DeLuxe, the tire with reserve strength.
It's the kind of reserve strength you need for
1 wartime driving proved, by performance records i
I from coast to coast,
Hertford Oil Co.
HERTFORD, N. C
COMPLETE V I
Tinr ivenrit-riAii i
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EXPERT RECAPPING
7 " "",'r
I GUARANTEED 7
I I TIRE REPAIRS
IN IViRY SIRVICi
u.s. mis ma
WANTED TO BUY DRESSED
hens or roosters each week. We
aren't kidding. If you have one,
two or more for sale, bring them to
Roberson's, Hertford, N. C.
June 29
FOR SALE BEER GARDEN AND
pool room. More than I can handle.
Must sell one of them. See Jack
Hopkins, Hertford. junel5,ll
FOR SALE LOG TRAILER CHAS
sis and turn table. See Joel F.
Hollowell, Winfall, N. C.
noticePo1Ta1)m
Having qualified as Administratrix
of the estate of Annie Cleolia Modlin,
deceased, late of Perquimans County,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the es
tate of said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned at Hertford, N. C,
on or before the 27th day of June,
1946, or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This 27th day of June, 1945. '
1CER CREECY,
Administratrix of Annie Cleolia
Modlin.
June29JulyG,13,20,27Aug3
foITaIleone LOT PEANUT
hay for sale. See C. W. Reed,
Hertford, N. C. june 22p
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Executrix of
the estate of Anderson Harrell, de
ceased, late of Perquimans County,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the es
tate of said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned at Hertford, N.
C, on or before the 18th day of June,
1946, or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This 18th day of June, 1945.
ADDIE HARRELL,
Executrix of Anderson Harrell.
June22,29July6,13,20,27
NOTICE OFbMINISTRATloT'
Having qualified as Administrator
of the estate of E. J. Dail? deceasea,
late of Perquimans County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the. estate oi
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at Hertford, N. C, on or
before the 22nd day of May, 1946, or
this notice will be pleaaed In bar or
their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make imme
diate payment.
This 22nd day of May, 1945.
ALPHONSO DAIL,
Administrator' of E. J. Dail.
may25 june 1,8,16,22,29
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May Warn of Disordered
Kidney Action
UmIm life Mk I.. ..J
irrccoUr. habit. imoroDer aatUr nci
drinldnt It rlak of exporara tad Infee-
uon tarow neavy (tram on th work
of tba kidney. They an apt to boeomo
over-taxed and fall to filter exeea add
and other Impurities from the uja-fiving
blood. . ,
Ton may fuller ugln( backache,
headache, dluinew, getting np nlghta, '
leg pains, swellings-feel constantly
tired, aemms, ail wore out. Other signs
of kidney or bladder disorder are eome
tlmea burning, scanty or too freouenl
urination.
. Try Daan'i PifU. Doan'l help, tne
kidneys to pass oS harmful szeest body .
waste. They have had more than half a
century of publie approval. Are reoonv (
mended by grateful users eTerywher. '
Jktk sjoNf iletgseor -'- -.v 1
Notice Of Delinquent Tax Sale
TOWN OF HERTFORD
Sale of Town property for delinquent taxes for year 1944. Date
of sale, Monday, July 9, 1945, at 12 o'clock noon, at the Court
House door, Hertford, North Carolina.
W. G. NEWBY
CLERK AND TAX COLLECTOR, TOWN OF HERTFORD
White Delinquent Taxes For 1944
uarrow, Mrs. ti. w.. Grubb St. Sii nn
Goodwin, Mrs. Emma Estate, Market St. 6.60
utnaing, Mrs. W. V., Kailroad Ave 16.72
Leary, J. O., Edenton Road St 5.87
Morgan, W. C. 42.82
White, C. I., Grubb St 13.26
White, C. W 27.89
Winslow, Mrs. H. R., Grubb St 24.75
Colored Delinquent Taxes For 1944
Blanchard, George H.. Dobb St S fi R
Blanchard, John, Edenton Road 2.48
uail, ilverd Estate, Covert Garden 1.25
Douglas, Louisa Heirs air
iMliott, Arthur, King St. 5.78
fcvans, Sarah, King St. 1 fifi
Everett, Mamie, King St. 4.13
Felton, Elec, King St. 2.68
feiton, William Henry, King St. 6.36
Felton, George, King St. 1.45
Felton, Mary L., King St. 8.25
Felton, W. J. Estate, Market St. 30.34
Felton, Wilmore. Kimr St. 7.70
Hoffler, William, King St 18.22
Harrell, Anderson, Market St 12.88
Holly, Alpine, King St. 8.25
James, George, Jr., Dobb St. 11.14
Judkins, Josephine, Dobb St. 5.78
Knights, First Progressive, King St 2.48
Lloyd, Finley, King St 11.55
MewDy, Dewby, King St. 20.35
Parker, Henry Heirs, Dobb St. U.25
Satterfield, Emma Lee 3.30
Shambry, Filmore , 6.35
Skinner, John H., Railroad Ave. 4.95
Skinner, William E., lung St. 6.33
Walker, Mary, Market St. 3.30
White, Willie (Fate), Covert Garden
Penalty Costs Total
$ .44 $ .95 $12.39
.26 .96 7.81
! .67 .95 18.84
r .21 .95 6.63
! 1.71 .95 45.48
! .53 .95 14.74
1.12 .95 29.96
.99 .95 26.69
For 1944
I $ .27 $ .95 $ 8.10
t .10 .95 3.53
i .05 .95 2.25
I .17 .95 5.25
I .23 .95 6.96
i .06 .95 2.6fi
I .16 .95 5.24
( .10 .95 3.73
.25 .95 7.55
i .06 .95 2.46
.33 .95 9.53
i 1.21 .95 32.50
.31 .95 8.96
! .73 .95 19.90
I .49 .95 13.82
i .33 .95 9.53
I .44 .95 12.58
I .23 .95 6.96
I .10 .95 3.53
.46 .95 12.96
i .81 .95 22.11
' .33 .95 9.53
I .13 .95 4.38
i .25 .95 7.55
.19 .95 6.09
I .25 .95 7.63
I .13 .96 4.38
K'eineq tfo yen ssffe; v
Doe to lost f Bloodf Vm
You ettl who suiter, f nan slmplo
anemia or Who Ipse o much during
monthly period you feel tired, weak-,
'dragged put" this may be due to lov
blopd-bon q try Lydla E. PUxkham'a
TABLETS at tmee. Pinkham's Tablets .
M pot' pi the Yery best, home to
help build up red blood tp give mora
strength and energy in suon cases. .:
Ptnfham'a Tablets are on of the
greatest blood-Iron tonics you can-buy I
Follow label directions.
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