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THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY. HERTFORD, N. C FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1948.
BURGESS NEWS
Mra. Fltcher Powell and Walter
Powell have returned to their homes
in Norfolk and Washington, D. C, re
spectively after being the house
guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Math
ews. Mrs. D. J. Munford is spending
some time with Mrs. Sidney Layden.
Miss Ethel Jordan has resumed
her work in the Navy Yard at Ports
mouth after spending her vacation
with her mother, Mrs. Jim Jordan.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Clark of Wil
son, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Spivey and
Mrs; R. L. Spivey of New Hope were
the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Basnight.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Owens are
spending some time with their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Owens. .
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Spivey called
on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jordqp Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Glenn Matthews spent Wed
nesday with Mr. and Mrs. S. P.
Matthews.
Mr. and Mrs. Linnie Davenport of
Creswell and Mr. and Mrs. Haywood
Davenport of Elizabeth City visited
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Basnight Sunday
afternoon.
THREE MASSES AT ST. ANN'S
The most holy sacrifice of the mass
will be offered Sunday, July 8, at 7,
9 and 11 A. M., induci ng sermon on
"Hypocrisy," Holy Communion, pray
ers for peace, concluding in 4b nun
utes, followed by Sunday School, m
St. Ann's Catholic Church, stated the
Rev. Father F. J. McCourt, rector,
Eflave Yw Sseim
OUR STOCK OF GOOD LQOKING
12 AND 24 PIECE SETS
KNIVES-FORKS-
SPOONS
You
Come in and look at these tablewares.
will want a set to use at your Jiome;
We also have a supply of Butcher Knives,
Paring Knives and Knife Sharpeners.
Every housewife will want a set of the new
Pyrex Ware we have just received. Comes
complete, pie plates, casseroles, baking pans,
ovens, cake pans. See these items at our store
today.
Hertford Hardware & Supply Co.
"TRADE HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE"
HERTFORD, N. C
AssafB raaian
Deadline Extended X -Farm
Slaughterers l
" Farmers 'who had no applied for
OPA slaughtering permits by last
Saturday, June 80, will be granted an
indefinite postponement of the' dead
line date, OPA District Director has
announced. ;,;?
Despite ; the postponement, how
ever, Johnson urged all farmers who
plan to slaughter and sell any amount
of meat during the next year to ap
ply for permits at their local War
Price and Rationing Boards as early
as possible, so that appropriate quo
ta bases for: slaughtering can be set.
not be, produced in any great quan
tity "for some time, 'due to difficulties
in obtaining light-guage steel sheets.
1 Gasoline Rations . V-
- Changes affecting the eligibility of
several groups of persons for gaso
line rations were announced by OPA.
They are as follows! '.
1. Service men returning' to this
country fronr overseas, who are is
sued temporary duty .orders for "re
habilitation, "recuperation and recov
ery" may obtain' furlough gasoline
rations. . These service men should
apply to .their local War "jPrice and
Rationing Boards and . present both
their temporary - duty orders and the
mileage ? rationing , record . 1 rurA
Made to tov white, clean and attractive tot many yean.
It will hold Iti elo and do not yellow or 'gray' from
otmoiphric conditioni. The iporkle and added attractive
Tien of your houe when painted with BPS will make you
mors proud of your house thon ever before.
Be sure to ask for the New BPS HOUSE PAINT booklet
Ute BPS Foundation Coat
for the Pint Coat
NfW SMUnr WITH MmON.JA0INT PAINT.
1. C. BLANCHARD & CO., INC.
"BLANCHARD'S" SINCE 1832
HERTFORD, N. C.
Invest In The
BEST
BUY MORE....
TO
WAR BONDS
HELP SPEED OUR
BOYS TO VICTORY
LET'S BACK THE ATTACK ON TOKYO
BY PURCHASING MORE WAR
BONDS THAN EVER
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''STORE OF VALUES"
HERTFORD, N. Q.
TOWN AND FARM
IN WARTIME
Recruitment For U. S. Cadet Nurse
Corps Continues
"The United States Cadet Nurse
Corps must intensify its recruitment
of student nurses for summer and
fall classes to meet ciyilian health
needs," Dr. Thomas Parran, Surgeon
General of the Public Health Service,
Federal Security Agency, Baid. Dr.
Parran issued this, -statement in
answer to inquiries about the effect
on cadet nurse recruitment of he
Army's announcement that it has
enough nurses for the present to as
sure adequate care of sick and
wounded soldiers. "To maintain the
flow of senior cadets into Army ser
vice, it is imperative to keep re
cruitment at high levels," Dr. Parran
explained. "Equally important, how
ever, is the contribution cadet nurses
have made in preventing the collapse
of civilian nursing. We must con
tinue to prepare nurses for needs in
fields of nursing where the demand
is expanding, especially the care of
veterans." Dr. Parran characterized
as completely unfounded rumors that
recruitment for the Cadet Nurse
Corps would be discontinued and call
ed for support for the summer and
fall recruitment drive now under
way.
Farmers To Get More Lumber To
Repair Homes
An additional 23,000,000 board feet
of lumber has been allotted to the
War Food Administration for distri
bution to farmers for emergency
maintenance and repair of farm
HwellinirH in the third quarter of
1945, WPB announced. Farmers
make application for the lumber to
the County Agricultural Conservation
Committees, and approved applica
tions are rated AA-3 by delegation of
authority from WPB to WFA.
Emergency cases for which applica
tions will be approved are limited to
repair of damage caused by fire, flood
or similar aisaster, or rejrau ui
dwellings that would be uninhabitable
or a definite hazard to the health of
the occupants if not repaired imme
diately, WPB said.
Warranted Vehicle Dealers Need
OPA Authorisation To Sell
To protect buyers who pay war
ranted prices for used passenger au
tomobiles, trucks and motorcycles,
OPA announced that only sellers who
have adequate reconditioning and
service facilities will be permitted to
charge warranted prices after Aug
ust 1. A warranted vehicle is a ve
hicle in good operating condition and
carrying a written guarantee under
which the seller agrees to make stat
ed repairs at 50 per cent of his nor
mal charges during the 30 days fol
lowing sale or the first 1,000 miles of
oDeration. whichever comes first.
Forms upon which sellers may apply
to OPA for permission to sell war
ranted vehicles are now available at
War Price and Rationing Boards. On
these aDDlications sellers must sup
ply OPA with information about
their repair facilities or the facilities
of their , service suppliers. If they
show facilities qualifying them to
charge warranty prices, they will be
sent art "authorization to sen at
warranted prices. No seller can
charge these prices on and after Aug
ust 1 unless he has an OPA authori
zation, which he mus.t display in his
place of business. Dealers denied
authorizations by OPA district of
fices may appeal to regional admin
istrators, and if denied by them, may
appeal to the price administrator,
OPA Postpones Auto Repair
Regulation
Effective date of the new regula
tion setting specific limits on the
hours of labor that can be charged
for on 56 common passenger car re
pair jobs has been postponed one
month, until July 14, 1345, VfA an
nounced. The regulation, originally
announced aa effective June 14, 1946,
is designed to check a practice in
some automobile repair shops of
charging customers for more hours
of labor than repairs actually re
quire. OPA said that the postpone
ment was requested by representa
tives of the trade who desired to
have further consultations about the
new provisions before they became
effective.
Consumer prospects Today a .
So that civilians may be assured
of low and medium cost cotton cloth
ing, OPA . has revised the pricing
methods of some types of garment
manufacturers, this action to be ef
fective June 25. Among the gar
ments to be manufactured under the
new regulation are women's, misses
and children's dresses and blouses,
sun suits, overalls and coveralls, and
infants', dresses, . creepers, rompers
and crawlers,;.. Vacuum -cleaners
now feiay .be made, again, WPB an
nounced, but the j continuing scarcity
of textiles , and other types of ma
teriala and' components will prevent
f rMeidar Store
1 uiien mm
MEN'S i
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R-534) for-the car" that they are go
ing to. use.; . Previously,. ,the, ration
was' given only when service men on
leave or furlough for three "days or
more presented leave jot f urlougi
papers. The change was necessary
because those being sent home tot
periods of about .30 days will not be
issued such ' paper,,
eor first Stop
Work Clothes
BOYS'
Work Clothes
MEN'S
Sport Clothes
BOYS'
Sport Clothes
SHOES
Non-Rationed
Straw Hats
All Kinds
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Shirts Belts Hosiery
We have the best buys on the market.
Come in and see them!
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Lingerie
Hosiery
Piece Goods
(We have all kinds)
Dresses
Accessories
SHOE'S
(In White and Colors)
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A thousand gift items
dings and any occasion.
for parties, wed-
We have many items you will find hard to secure elsewhere . . .
. 1 e A . 1 i T-T A "V TITT A 1 T""iri
it win save you time u you do vour snoppmg at juainjh.aku a :
where you will find all your needs under one roof ... a real One
Stop Shopping Center. Remember, if we don't have it . . . it's not
to be had.
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FALL MERCHANDISE has started to arrive at our sjore. It
will be to your advantage to buy a little Fall Merchandise as you
shop during the July days . . : you will find it at our store.
J. C. Blanchard & Co., Inc.
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FANCY CALIFORNIA BING
CHERRIES, lb. 37c
IN THE POD. FRESH GREEN
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Octagon 3 8? 14
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